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LINE 

After many long months of planning I am happy to say 

that the football season is finally here, with divisions 

three, four and women’s commencing last weekend, 

and the seniors, division two and under 18’s, as well 

as our junior competitions all starting this weekend. 

There has been a buzz around football circles about 

the upcoming season, which has been generated by an 

exciting pre-season, with the GIANTS playing an ACT 

representative team to kick off centenary celebrations 

and then selecting several local players to participate 

in their NAB challenge games. This year promises to 

be revolutionary for AFL in the Canberra region. We 

will see the start of two brand new competitions, the 

North Eastern Australian Football League (NEAFL) 

and the Foxtel Cup. These ground-breaking changes 

The Foxtel Cup is a very exciting prospect for all state 

league football competitions in Australia. Starting this 

year the competition will see the premiers from state 

football leagues play off in a knockout competition 

to be crowned the champion of champions. This 

competition has already proved to be a massive 

success with over 120,000 people tuning into watch 

one of the first round games. This competition 

provides a great chance for Canberra clubs to gain a 

higher level of exposure around Australia which in 

turn will strengthen the reputation of football in the 

ACT. After successfully capturing the AFL Canberra 

flag, Ainslie will play the West Adelaide Bloods for the 

chance to move on to the next round. 

The new NEAFL competition is going to provide local clubs 

with a new and exciting challenge this season. 

will lift our local competition to a whole new level 

and it seems fitting that this is all happening in the 

centenary year for AFL in the Canberra region. 

The new NEAFL competition is going to provide local 

clubs with a new and exciting challenge this season. 

The draw will see local teams Ainslie, Belconnen, 

Eastlake and Queanbeyan all travel to play Northern 

Conference teams throughout the season. With 

Northern Conference clubs also travelling to Canberra 

to play their new Eastern Conference rivals. This new 

style of competition will surely test our local clubs and 

players but I believe we will be very competitive and 

have a great chance at capturing the inaugural 

NEAFL Championship. 

The GWS GIANTS will also play in the Foxtel Cup, 

drawing the Northern Bullants at the MCG. 

As always, I would like to thank our official partners 

and the ACT government for their continued support 

which without we would have struggled to undertake 

and complete the developments that have happened. 

Good luck to all the teams competing across all 

grades. 

Jack Masters - Manager 

AFL Canberra

neafl article 

UMPIRE UPDATE 

By JOHN FORRESTER 

ORDER OFF 

For Div 2 downwards including Juniors 

YELLOW CARD 

A player who is reported by a Field Umpire or Field 

Umpires for a breach of the laws of the game shall 

be ordered from the field for a period of fifteen (15) 

minutes. In this instance an Umpire will hold up a 

yellow card. 

At the discretion of the Field Umpire, a player may 

be ordered from the field for a period of fifteen (15) 

minutes playing time and not be reported. In this 

instance an Umpire will hold up a yellow card. 

All players who are ordered from the field with a yellow 

card CAN be replaced immediately. 

RED CARD 

A player who is reported by a Field Umpire or Field 

Umpires for a breach of the laws of the game twice 

in the same match for separate incidents, or who is 

reported for a serious breach (as listed below) shall be 

ordered from the field for the remainder of the match. 

In this instance an Umpire will hold up a red card. 

Serious breaches are defined as where a player 

or official; 

• Intentionally, recklessly or negligently makes contact 

with or strikes an Umpire 

• Attempts to make contact with or strike an Umpire 

• Behaves in an abusive, insulting, threatening or 

obscene manner towards or in relation to an Umpire 

• Intentionally, recklessly or negligently kicks another 

person 

• Commits an act of misconduct – if the Umpire is of 

the opinion that the act constituting misconduct is 

serious in nature 

The offending player is not permitted to sit on the 

bench, or enter the playing arena at any time (including 

breaks) for the remainder of the match. 

For the purposes of this rule, a red card will result in the 

player concerned CANNOT be replaced for a flat period 

of fifteen (15) minutes playing time, 

IMPLEMENTATION: 

Only Field Umpires and Emergency Field Umpires have 

the power to send players from the ground. 

LEAGUE APPOINTED BOUNDARY 

AND GOAL UMPIRES HAVE THE 

POWER TO REPORT, HOWEVER THEY 

DO NOT HAVE THE POWER TO ORDER 

PLAYERS FROM THE GROUND, THEY 

SHALL ADVISE THE FIELD UMPIRE 

UMPIRES, OF THEIR REPORT AT THE 

NEXT APPROPRIATE BREAK IN PLAY 

AND THE FIELD UMPIRE SHALL, 

WITH THE UMPIRE MAKING THE 

REPORT, ADVISE THE PLAYER THAT 

HE/SHE HAS BEEN REPORTED AND 

THAT PLAYER WILL BE ORDERED 

FROM THE GROUND BY THE FIELD 

UMPIRE. 

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LOCAL GIANTS 

By Dane Keenes 

If you told footy followers at the start of last season that 

AFL Canberra players would have the opportunity to lineup 

against AFL superstars such as Carlton’s Chris Judd 

and North Melbourne’s Brent Harvey, most would have 

told you to take a hike. 

But for Ainslie’s Marcus Crook and Ben Hughes, 

Eastlake’s Aaron Bruce and Mark Kimball, Queanbeyan’s 

Mitch Daniher and Tuggeranong’s Sean Ellis, it became 

a reality. 

THE SIX PLAYERS WERE SELECTED 

FOLLOWING THE ACT Vs GWS 

REPRESENTATIVE GAME IN 

FEBRUARY AND PLAYED IN MATCHES 

FOR THE GIANTS THROUGHOUT 

THEIR PRE-SEASON CAMPAIGN. 

Ainslie’s Crook played in the most games, running out 

for NAB Cup matches against the Gold Coast Suns and 

Sydney Swans, as well as NAB Challenge games against 

the Kangaroos, Port Adelaide and Carlton. 

“It was amazing, the opportunity to play at that level of 

footy and at that standard,” Crook said. 

“Being on the same field as players like Chris Judd, 

Daniel Motlop and Danyle Pearce was pretty surreal. 

“To play in that standard of footy really shows you it 

takes to make it at that level and how hard you need to 

work.” 

Duel Mulrooney medallist Mitch Daniher is no stranger 

to a high standard of competition, but even he found the 

step up a challenge. 

“It was pretty flat out,’’ he said. 

“Definitely a lot quicker and there was a bit more 

intensity.” 

For Eastake’s Aaron Bruce the experience was not quite 

unfamiliar territory, having being rookie listed by the 

Swans in 2008. 

But he relished the chance to play alongside brother Josh 

Bruce, who was signed by the GIANTS last year. 

“It was an awesome opportunity,” he said. 

“It was a bit surreal... I’ve only played with my brother 

twice before I think so yeah it was good fun to get out 

there with him.” 

Bruce, Crook, Ellis and Kimball also got the opportunity 

to play against in the nation’s capital at Manuka Oval. 

And a 157 point defeat to the hands of Carlton wasn’t 

enough to dull the experience for those players. 

“There was a lot of support from all the local teams and I 

had some of my mates there... it was great,” Crook said. 

“IT WAS A GOOD EXPERIENCE IN 

FRONT OF A HOME CROWD, I WAS 

JUST REALLY THANKFUL FOR THE 

OPPORTUNITY,” BRUCE SAID. 

The GIANTS play in Canberra for the first time in NEAFL 

competition, against Ainslie at Ainslie Oval this Saturday.

neafl article 

50 GAMES 

& COUNTING 

By JOHN By John FORRESTER Forrester 

6 

Ainslie Football Clubs opening game against the 

Greater Western Sydney GIANTS will be even more 

important as two of the clubs key players play their 

50th game. 

Captain John Holmes and fellow Victorian Ben 

Hughes will reach the milestone when they run onto 

Ainslie Oval in the second round of the newly formed 

North East Australian Football League. 

The team will also be unfurling their 2010 AFL 

Canberra Premiership flag when they host the 

new GWS team for the first time in what will be 

an eventful 

Saturday 

afternoon. 

Despite the significance of the game, the players are 

striving to treat it just like any other season opener 

and get a win to put extra gloss on the day. 

John Holmes is one of 

the players reaching the 

achievement and was 

recently reinstated as the 

club’s captain after winning 

the Premiership in his debut 

season as skipper. 

After being scouted from an Under 18’s club in 

Victoria John has turned out to be a key member of 

the current squad. 

Ainslie FC also assisted the teams leader in getting 

his apprenticeship in plumbing and he has shown his 

loyalty by staying at the club for four years. 

The player said that the 50 game milestone had 

slipped his mind and that he is expecting a good and 

tough match from the new club. 

Fellow Victorian Ben Hughes is the other player 

who will be playing his 50th game after starting his 

career in North Melbourne as a rookie. 

After being delisted in 2007, Coach Chris Rouke 

quickly took the opportunity to invite the player 

up to Canberra to have a look around, where he 

instantly fell in love with the place. 

Just like with skipper John Holmes, the club 

helped the talented youngster get used to his new 

surroundings by helping him find a job and a place 

to live. 

The 49 game player is not treating the day any 

differently and is just hoping for a win to start the 

new season. 

But I think whether it’s my 50th or 55th game it’s 

still going to be the same, just ask for a win and 

hope that everyone plays well. 

Both players would trade all the praise for a first up 

win against the competitions newcomers, and with a 

little luck this Saturday.

CLUB NEWS 

QUICK SIX 

The Ainslie Football Club is pleased to welcome the 

Capital Clinic Physiotherapy on-board as a major sponsor 

for the 2011 season. Rob Erikson and his professional 

staff are looking after our senior and junior players and 

there are a few ex-players and officials feeling a whole 

lot better after their visits as well. The Capital Clinic is on 

London Circuit in the City and can be contacted on 

6257 8900. The Club thanks Capital Clinic for their 

ongoing support and the great physiotherapy services 

they provide the team with. 

The AFC has recently completed a partnership with the 

Braddon Service Centre. Proprietor Tony Bianchini and 

his highly qualified team can attend to all your vehicles 

servicing and mechanical needs. The Braddon Service 

Centre is located adjacent to the Caltex in Lonsdale St 

and importantly for your peace of mind is an Approved 

NRMA Repairer. Tony and his team can be contacted on 

6249 8200, you can trust them, we do. 

Ainslie is very much appreciative of our team of Player 

Sponsors, great people like Pat Young from the Tall 

Trees Motel in Ainslie. The Tall Trees do a great job 

when our visitors and families come to Canberra, always 

professional with a smile and help that you count on. Pat 

and the family team are located on Stephen St in Ainslie 

and can be contacted on 6247 9200. Greg Swan from 

Swan Bricklaying, Greg has a couple of our senior players 

on his books as apprentices and has recently increased 

his support for the Club, if you need a bricklaying job 

done with quality and professionalism, give Greg a call on 

0411 369 663. 

The Club congratulates John Holmes and Ben Hughes on 

playing their 50th club game in the first round against 

GWS. 

Members and supporters are invited to the after match 

function to be held upstairs in the Ainslie Football and 

Social Club. Match awards will be presented before a sit 

down meal. 

COMING OF AGE – Rob Tuohey 

Rob has had a huge pre-season and just done everything 

asked of him. He is in the top three players in fitness 

in the club and recently played for the ACT in the Rep 

Under 23 against GWS. Rob has played just on 50 games 

for club and is still only 21. He is very versatile and is 

probably on the way to being a future leader at the club. 

NEW RECRUIT – Damian Bowles 

Damian is big and strong mobile recruit from the AFL. He 

can play a number of positions up the spine and posses a 

booming kick to go with good marking power. “Bowlesy” 

is just super competitive with a very professional attitude 

to training and playing. He represented NSW at country 

championships in 2010. 

SUPERSTAR – Marcus Crook 

Marcus has raw talent and class, an all-round utility who 

played three games with GWS over the summer and won 

the best player award at the 2010 country championship, 

runner up in the Mulrooney Medal in 

2010 and is still only aged 23. 

THE ROCK - Michael Ghobrial 

Michael is an experienced backman who has had 

shown real commitment during the pre-season. He has 

demonstrated renewed passion for the game after the 

premiership and is very excited about new competition 

and opportunities this year. 

HARD AS NAILS – Ash Harris 

Ash still only 21 but a player who thrives on hard work, 

loves the contest and can play back or forward, has 

played rep footy and is a consistent player week in week 

out. Super fit and strong with one of the Club’s best work 

ethics. 

THE BIG IMPROVER – Ben Perry 

Ben is former American college basketball player who 

has had a massive pre-season, good overhead mark and 

straight kick, Ben plays ruck or forward, he is very mobile 

and is just on the move consistently. Ben runs 3km time 

trials in 10 mins 30 sec. And that’s at a 197 cm.

neafl article 

AINSLIE 

YOUNG GIANT 

STANDING TALL 

By JOHN By Shaun FORRESTER Ebert 

Hailing from Dartmoor in Victoria, GIANTS youngster 

Jeremy Cameron has only just celebrated his 18th 

birthday a mere week from his debut in the brand new 

NEAFL competition. Cameron was officially the seventh 

player to be priority listed by the Club and is one of the 

younger players to line up in the GIANTS squad. We 

caught up to talk about his experience so far. 

How do you find being one of the youngest guys in 

the team? 

I don’t think it is any different for us younger guys, we all 

have to be leaders and stand up at the right time. 

Have you learnt anything from the older guys in the 

team? 

Yeah, I’m still learning heaps. I have only been playing for 

three years and am still learning lots of including how to 

prepare properly for games. 

It’s a big change going from a small town, Dartmoor, to a 

big city like Sydney. How are you finding it? 

THE FIRST FEW MONTHS WERE 

REALLY HARD BUT A LOT OF THE 

BOYS HAVE COME FROM DIFFERENT 

AREAS SO WE HAVE MADE SURE 

THAT WE STICK TOGETHER AND DO A 

LOT OF STUFF TOGETHER. ALL THE 

GUYS REALLY HELPED ME SETTLE 

IN QUITE FAST AND I AM REALLY 

ENJOYING IT NOW. 

What about your selection? Were you surprised at 

how sudden it happened? 

Yeah I was actually, I wasn’t really thinking about it 

much. I was just concentrating on having a good season 

with the North Ballarat Rebels then towards the end 

of the year I received a call saying that they wanted to 

select me in one of their priority spots. It was a massive 

surprise but I was really happy to receive the chance. 

How do you find playing for Kevin Sheedy and Mark 

Williams? 

They are really great. Their knowledge of the game is 

just amazing and they are always there to help. 

What is the main thing you hope to get out of the 

upcoming NEAFL season? 

I think the new competition will be really good for the 

team, it will help us work on our structures and I 

think we will be really competitive. Personally, 

I think it will give me a great chance to learn 

from some really experienced footballers and 

that will in turn help me improve my own game. 

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CLUB NEWS 

QUICK SIX 

THIS IS YOUR CHANCETO MAKE YOUR MARK 

ON THE GWS GIANTSACT HOME GUERNSEY 

All you have to do is design a symbol that you think 

should represent the ACT on the GIANTS 2012 ACT 

home guernsey and submit it online for your chance 

to win. 

YOU COULD WIN 

FOR YOU 

Your entry could be seen on the GIANTS 2012 ACT home 

guernsey and you could win: 

• A GIANT EXPERIENCE: A training session for you and 

up to 30 friends, colleagues or classmates AND 

• A GIANT GUERNSEY: A framed 2012 ACT 

commemorative guernsey. 

YOUR SCHOOL, FOOTY CLUB OR BUSINESS 

Get your classmates, footy team or work colleagues 

together and submit a group entry and you could win: 

• A GIANT STARTER KIT: including footballs, training 

t-shirts and markers, for your team (up to 30 people). 

The more entries submitted by your school, footy club, or 

business the greater your chance to win. 

Head to www.gwsgiants.com.au/makeyourmark/ 

for details 

Coming of age – Adam Treloar 

Treloar was recruited from the Dandenong Stingrays and 

moved to Sydney after signing with the GIANTS towards 

the end of 2010. Treloar was a member of the 2010 

AIS AFL Academy and has been an asset to the GIANTS 

so far in 2010, particularly with his work in the club’s 

community programs. 

New recruit – Jack Hombsch 

Hombsch joined the GIANTS in late 2010 and is from 

Roxby Downs, a small mining town in Northern SA. 

Hombsch was also a member of the 2010 AIS AFL 

Academy and was recruited from Sturt Football Club. 

Superstar – Jeremy Cameron 

Cameron is from Dartmoor in South Australia, a town 

with 150 people and witnessed his first live AFL match at 

the 2010 AFL Grand Final. Cameron was recruited from 

North Ballarat Rebels and is a member of the 2011 AIS 

AFL Academy squad. 

The Rock – Jonathan Giles 

The GIANTS recruited Giles in the 2010 NAB AFL Rookie 

Draft. At 23, Giles offers the young GIANTS squad some 

maturity in the ruck. 

Hard as nails – Stephen Clifton 

Clifton was recruited by the GIANTS in the 2010 NAB 

AFL Rookie Draft and is from the North Ballarat Rebels. 

Clifton was the winner of the JJ Liston trophy in 2010 

and is a solid performer for the GIANTS in the midfield. 

The big improver – Dylan Shiel 

Shiel signed a three-year contract with the GIANTS in 

October 2010 and under the AFL list concessions. He 

was a member of the 2010 AIS AFL Academy and was 

recruited from the Dandenong Stingrays in Victoria. 

GIANTS coach Kevin Sheedy said that Shiel’s leadership 

qualities would be important to the future of the club. 

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neafl article 

TEAMLISTS 

AINSLIE 

2:00 PM Sat 9/4/2011 Ainslie Oval 

GWS GIANTS 


No. Name Goals Behinds 

1 Daniel McFarlane 

2 John Holmes 

3 Nick Paine 

4 Marcus Crook 

5 Ben Hughes 

7 Michael Lawless 

8 Ian Lawless 

9 Ash Harris 

10 Jesse Griffin 

11 Dale Walker 

12 Robert Shirley 

14 Michael Ghobrial 

15 Robert Tuohey 

17 Dale Argall 

20 Ryan Tutt 

22 Ben Perry 

24 Rowan Andrews 

25 Andrew Mathis 

26 Eric Stone 

27 Nathan Robertson 

28 Damien Bowles 

29 Djali Bloomfield 

30 Jackson Kew 

31 Shaun Campbell 

32 Tyson Carracher 

37 Mark Ward 

39 Corey Baxter 

40 Jeremy Hirst 

42 Andrew Olson 

44 Aaron Vandenburg 

45 Troy Price 

48 David Tow 

53 Clint Mathis 


2 Curtly Hampton 

3 Mark Whiley 

4 Israel Folau 

5 Dylan Shiel 

6 Josh Bruce 

7 Kurt Aylett 

8 Jeremy Cameron 

9 Tomas Bugg 

10 Anthony Miles 

11 Jock Hombsch 

12 Sam Schulz 

13 Gerald Ugle 

14 Sam Darley 

15 Shaun Edwards 

16 Nathan Wilson 

17 Adam Treloar 

18 Jarrod Harding 

19 Simon Tunbridge 

20 Alex Carey 

21 Joshua Growden 

22 Tim Segrave 

23 Tim Golds 

24 Stephen Clifton 

25 Jimmi Savage 

26 Jonathon Giles 

27 Andrew Phillips 

28 Rhys Cooyou 

29 Ben Casley 

30 Damian Williams 

31 Jacob Townsend 

32 Adam Flagg 

33 Stuart Turner 

34 Isiah Stevens 

35 Ben Reid 

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Note: This team list is the GIANTS full team list and does not 

include top up players

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neafl DEMONS article AIM 

FOR ONE BETTER 

IN 2011 


By Matthew Tucker 

It was so close yet so far for tormented Demons who 

came agonisingly close to glory last season. 

Last years Grand Final loss was a bitter pill to swallow 

for the Eastlake Football Club after such a tight 

contest, but as reflected by Demons skipper Chad 

Gibson it’ll be the source of great motivation to go one 

better in 2011. 

Aaron Bruce, who was one of the Demons better 

players, said about 2011, “We’ll butter up again. We’ll 

keep improving, we’ll get fitter, stronger, better and 

come back and have another crack.” 

There’s no doubt that the 

Demons have be a 

determined group for 

the last 6 months 

under a rigorous 

pre-season and there 

will be no shortcuts 

taken under coach 

Daniel Archer’s 

guidance. 

And you sense an 

improved Demons 

side with the likes 

of John Van Meurs, 

Jason Duce, Leigh 

McMahon, Daniel Ryall 

and Dean Roulstone, 

amongst others, will be a 

pretty frightening prospect 

for opposition sides in 2011. 

Along with this, the strong influx of younger players 

moving up through the ranks will be sure to bring both 

excitement and great energy to the side. 

WHILE EASTLAKE BOASTS 

A BRILLIANT DEFENCE, 

WHICH PRODUCED INTENSE 

PRESSURE LAST YEAR, 

GOING FORWARD THEY ARE 

KEEN TO IMPROVE ON THIS 

AND GAIN SOLID OPTIONS UP 

FORWARD. 

However, in saying that, the Demons didn’t do a lot 

wrong last year, after getting off to a slow start they 

certainly were able to turn things round. They already 

have a quality playing group with even more talent 

added this year. All statements and comments out of 

the club since the loss have hit the right chords. 

After all, they only lost eight matches in 2010 and 

made significant improvements during the season 

suggesting they are a team on the ascent. 

Demons coach Daniel Archer said at the Demons 

official season launch, “There have been a number of 

individuals that have gone to that next level in their 

football (in 2010) and we’ll need a lot of players to 

improve again”. 

He added, “We feel we’ve got a game plan that stands 

up anywhere in any conditions at any time and we’re 

determined to make it even better.” 

Indeed, emerging from the Grand 

Final defeat with a steely resolve 

to get better shows the Demons 

are here for the long haul. 

Last years loss will serve as great 

motivation and this side will be back 

bigger and better in 2011. 

EASTLAK 

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CLUB NEWS 

QUICK SIX 

For many outsiders, the Grand Final appearance in 2010 

was an overachievement for such a young team. For the 

players, 2010 was a sign of things to come. 

Player retention has been strong at Eastlake and the 

excitement around the Club is a reflection of the 

commitment to 2011. With the new opportunities and 

experiences facing the Club, the start of the season 

cannot come quickly enough. The core of the Senior 

Team has been training since November and has been 

complimented by the addition of some quality new 

players. 

Eastlake continues to develop our people and our Club. 

In January, the Senior Coaching Team attended the AFL 

Coaching Conference in Melbourne which gave some new 

ideas to the Coaches and also reinforced that Eastlake is 

on track with our approach to the NEAFL. The opportunity 

to provide our players with a pathway to the highest level 

of AFL continues to be there and the challenge of the 

NEAFL will certainly give our boys a true indication of 

where they stand. 

The off season has seen Eastlake expand its footprint 

in Canberra. The Club has expanded its commercial 

operations with the acquisition of The Sports Club Kaleen 

and the recent renovations are now complete which gives 

patrons a quality new venue on the northside. This venue 

will compliment the Eastlake Football Club in Kingston 

and the Calwell Club in Tuggeranong, and provide an 

even more sustainable organisation for the challenges of 

modern day football. 

The Club has clear aspirations for 2011 and our players 

are looking forward to the challenges of the NEAFL. The 

culture is healthy, the players are excited and the Club is 

well positioned for the future. 

E STORY 

Coming of Age – David Cummins 

A player of immense potential who has had a solid pre 

season and is aiming to establish himself as consistent 

first grade player. His natural football ability is very 

exciting and he has the opportunity to become one of the 

NEAFL’s young stars in 2011. 

New Recruit – Mark Kimball 

After spending a successful stint with QAFL Premiers 

Morningside, Mark as returned home clearly better for 

the experience in the QAFL. His approach to pre-season 

training has been very professional and the Club is 

looking forward to the class he will add to the midfield. 

Superstar – Aaron Bruce 

The player Eastlake is looking to dominate in 2011. His 

versatility and skills are well known in the competition, 

and the Grand Final loss in 2010 has left a strong desire 

in Aaron to perform even better this year. 

The Rock – Chad Gibson 

Over the off season, the Club Captain has driven the 

playing group to aspire to bigger and better things in 

2011. His approach to developing the team is outstanding 

and the culture at Eastlake is largely due to the 

leadership of Chad. His actions on the field will continue 

to be the benchmark by which the Club performs. 

Hard as nails – John Van Meurs 

Every forwards nightmare. Strong, fast and committed. 

John is traditionally a fearless defender and has the 

ability to shut down the most talented players in the 

competition. Don’t be surprised to see him take his game 

to a new level in 2011 and make his presence felt in all 

parts of the ground. 

The Big Improver – Daniel Ryall 

A player who came to the Club as a talented youngster 

and is now one of the most committed footballers at 

Eastlake. His passion for the game and the Club is clear, 

and his development in recent times indicates he is set 

for a strong 2011. He has matured into a quality player 

and will be vital to ensuring Eastlake’s backline is tough 

to penetrate. 

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neafl article 

SWANS RESERVES 

READY TO KICK 

OFF NEW SEASON 


By Natasha Lorenz 

SWANS 

THE SWANS RESERVES HAVE BEEN 

COMPETING IN THE AFL CANBERRA 

COMPETITION SINCE 2003 WHERE THEY 

DOMINATED THE LEAGUE PLAYING IN 

AND WINNING FOUR GRAND FINALS 

BETWEEN 2005- 2008. 

The implementation of the North East Australian 

Football League (NEAFL) has changed the outlook of 

AFL in Canberra. The Eastern Conference will include 

the five Canberra based clubs and the two Sydney 

based AFL clubs in the Swans and the GIANTS. 

With restrictions placed on the Swans Reserves as to 

how many listed players may be named in the team 

and how many are allowed on the field at one time. 

The Reserves have taken it in their stride making it 

into the Preliminary finals last year only to be beaten 

by eventual runners-up Eastlake. 

New coach of the Swans Reserves, Henry Playfair 

is excited about the new NEAFL competition and 

believes it will benefit the Reserves as they prepare 

for the Eastern Conference. 

“I think it is a great initiative from the AFL, just to 

raise another second tier competition in NSW and 

Queensland, it lifts the profile of our reserves and 

AFL Canberra… It gives our young players exposure to 

AFL listed clubs in Brisbane, Gold Coast and GWS…. 

Anything that benefits our younger players to come 

up and play seniors is a good thing.” 

Playfair took over the Swans Reserves coaching role at 

the start of the season after having to retire suddenly 

last year. He is enjoying being a part of the Swans 

again and is working closely with Swans Senior coach 

John Longmire as to the style the Swans will play 

throughout the season. 

“I have really enjoyed it, it’s been fantastic to stay 

involved in the club…I think it is hard to say what my 

style will be, I am working that out myself…. 

I am certainly trying to implement what John is doing 

at the senior level and trying to get the players ready 

to step up to senior football.” 

New draftees and rookies of the club began their preseason 

training in November last year, where players’ 

fitness levels were the main focus before turning their 

attention to skill development. 

The Swans Reserves have started their pre-season off 

strongly winning all of their practise matches against 

the East Coast Eagles, Belconnen and the GIANTS. 

Playfair said that he is looking forward to the season 

starting this weekend against Eastlake and he is 

hoping that the players take on board feedback and 

are able to improve each week. 

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STORY 

CLUB NEWS 

QUICK SIX 

Guiding the Swans Reserves in 2011 will be Swans 

Development Coach Henry Playfair. 

Playfair’s playing career came to end 2010 after suffering 

a back injury, but the former key forward said he was 

enjoying life as coach. 

“I’ve had a great preseason working with the Swans 

development squad,” Playfair said. 

“As a player, you probably don’t appreciate how much 

work goes into everything behind the scenes, but in the 

coach’s department we are doing a lot of analysis and 

preparation, and that is something I’ve really enjoyed,” 

he said. 

“Last season was a fantastic year of development for all 

of our younger players, highlighted by the fact we were 

able to field five senior debutants, the majority of whom 

started with the Reserves. 

“Throughout the pre-season we have been able to give a 

number of young players a crack at senior football and 

I’m looking forward to seeing who can step up and really 

challenge our senior players for spots in 2011,” Playfair 

said. 

For all the latest news and information about the Swans 

Reserves in 2011, please visit 

www.sydneyswans.com.au. 

The Swans also on facebook 

www.facebook.com/sydneyswans) 

and twitter (@sydneyswans). 

new recruits. - Jed Led 

The Swans first selection in the 2010 national draft, 

Lamb is a crafty small forward who is deadly around 

goal. He has shown good ability during the pre-season 

and kicked six goals in a recent practice match against 

the GWS GIANTS at ANZ Stadium. 

new recruits. - Luke Parker 

Parker is a tough, inside midfielder, recruited with 

pick 40 in the 2010 National Draft. He has exceeded 

expectations during the preseason and shown enough 

to suggest he will push for senior selection in 2011. 

new recruits. - Alex Johnson 

Johnson was selected at pick 57 in the 2010 National 

Draft. At 193cm, he is capable at either end of the 

ground, but has played predominately as a defender 

in the Swans Reserves practice matches. Johnson 

has impressed the Swans coaching staff with his 

competitiveness and the strong presence and voice he 

has out on the field. 

new recruits. - Eugene Kruger 

Relatively new to Australian football after playing 

rugby union for much of his youth, Kruger was rookie 

listed by the Swans after a promising season with the 

East Coast Eagles in 2010. Kruger possesses outstanding 

running ability and led the pack during throughout the 

Swans pre-season. 

new recruits. - Ben Haren 

A rookie from South Australia who is a key forward 

prospect. It is expected Haren will take some time 

to develop in the Reserves this year, but his strong 

hands and nice set shot, has already seen him prove 

dangerous. He booted three goals in a recent practice 

match against the GWS Giants. 

new recruits. - Max Otten 

Max is the brother of Adelaide Crows defender Andy 

Otten. He was rookie listed by the Swans in the 2010 

Rookie Draft for his natural footy instincts and quality 

ball use. A versatile a prospect, he has had an injury 

interrupted preseason but has played two recent 

practice matches with the Reserves. 

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neafl article 

TIGERS READY TO 

SHARPEN THEIR 

CLAWS IN 2011 By JOHN by Michael FORRESTER Minns 

Unity. That will be one of the strongest themes for the 

Queanbeyan Tigers in season 2011. 

In a new competition, the Tigers will see plenty of new 

faces ensuring that it will be a year of fresh experiences 

for the club. 

With a new coach, and the loss of several players, the 

Tigers are relishing the chance to play in the new 

NEAFL. 

New coach Rod O’Riley, hailing from Queensland, says 

that overcoming the loss of key players including 2010 

captain/coach Mark Armstrong will prove to be the 

biggest test. 

“It’s all about coming together as a side, we have 

fantastic depth, 19 players in our senior squad won’t be 

playing first grade or reserves this weekend. We have a 

good range of skill levels and our new players are coming 

together so hopefully it is not too disjointed.” 

Heading in to the inaugural season of the NEAFL, 

the Tigers have lost nearly 1000 games of top grade 

experience. It is a staggering amount of experience lost 

for a club for the club who is coming off the back of four 

consecutive finals appearances. 

“We’ve obviously lost Mark (Armstrong) to retirement, as 

well as promising young player Jason Satchell and a key 

ruckman Andrew Lieschke.” O’Riley said. 

On the other side of the story, Queanbeyan will have 

plenty of youth to call upon in 2011. 

“With so many new players coming in to our setup, the 

change of competition will be good for everyone.” 

But with all of the losses aside, Queanbeyan still have 

a core of key players who will be feared by rival clubs. 

Representative footballers James Kavanagh, legendary 

on-baller Mitch Daniher and Captain Ryan Quade will 

expect to be prominent players throughout the season. 

O’Riley compared the transition and player turnover to 

that of the new AFL franchise, the Gold Coast Suns, who 

endured a tough induction to the AFL after a 119-point 

loss to Carlton. 

“It will be a similar story to that of the Suns I would 

think, it will probably take a while to come together 

but there is plenty of potential there for success in the 

future” 

The first test for the Tigers this season will come up 

against another side that have plenty of new faces, the 

Belconnen Magpies. Like the Tigers, the Magpies had a 

mass exodus of players and saw some heavy recruiting 

out of the Cairns region, another region partaking in the 

NEAFL. 

“Both clubs have had very strong recruitment and there 

will be plenty of new faces so I guess whoever handles 

the change better will come out on top on Sunday.” 

It is a chance for O’Riley to develop a winning culture 

at the Tigers and it starts this Sunday and 2pm at Dairy 

Farmers Park in Queanbeyan. 

QUEENBO 

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CLUB NEWS 

QUICK SIX 

The Tigers Club would like to welcome everyone 

associated with the organisation to yet another exciting 

period of its long history. Our entry into the North 

East Australian Football League has created tremendous 

enthusiasm as we enter a new era for the Club. 

All twenty “new” names in our senior grade list are all 

under the age of 20 which speaks highly for the clubs 

future. Most have graduated from our Under 18 Grade 

team of 2010. We welcome newcomers Steve Jolliffe 

(Collingullie), Alex Overs (Assumption College), Mitch 

May (Swans Reserves), Ben Walsh (Ganmain), Liam 

Walker Eastick (Tathra), Daniell Campbell (Marist), Peter 

Shugg(Tasmania) and the return of Jeremy Kirkwood 

(from injury), Kaine Stevens (GWS) and Michael Redmond 

(studies). 

The Club also welcomes the majority of our volunteer 

group back for another year and are pleased to advise 

that our long serving Team Manager Noel Miller will 

be backing up for his 35th year in the main position. 

Although taking a step back he will remain the face of 

the Tigers change rooms in 2011. Coming on board to 

assist in the team management area will be Ray Daniel 

who has been doing a power of work over many years 

preparing the rooms for training and the ground for 

match days. Another newcomer is long time supporter 

Matt Napier who will assist on match days. 

On the coaching scene Rod O’Riley takes over the reigns 

(after a 17 year absence from the main job) from Mark 

Armstrong who served the club as Coach for nine 

seasons. 300 game player Michael Goiser joins 

Rod as an assistant after a couple of years with 

the umpiring fraternity. Todd Pulford rejoins 

the Tigers as an assistant to the first grade 

team. Former Premiership player Steve West 

moves up from the Under 16 Coaching role. Marist 

Premiership Under 18 Grade Coach Brian Campbell has 

also joined our coaching group. 

STORY 

Coming of Age - Ryan Price 

A developing 19 year old who won the Tigers 2010 Under 

18’s Grade Best and Fairest Award after being runner 

up to team mate Jake Oram in the League Best and 

Fairest. Ryan was rewarded with selection in the ACT 

Representative team earlier this year. 

New Recruit 

This could be any one of a number of youngsters in the 

Tigers ranks including the likes of Alex Overs, Steve 

Jolliffe, Liam Walker Eastick, Daniel Campbell and Mitch 

May. All four are under the age of 19 and look likely 

contenders for a senior grade spot with the Tigers. 

Superstar - James Kavanagh 

Reputations don’t last forever but this guy keeps getting 

better with age. James Kavanagh has simply been 

fantastic since joining the Tigers in 2007. His mobility 

and tenacity to “run all day” has him amongst the 

leading forwards in the competition each year. Gained 

the Captaincy of the ACT during last years country 

championships. 

The Rock - Ryan Quade 

Captain Ryan Quade has been a stalwart of the Tigers 

Club with 136 1st Grade games (plus a season of AFL 

Canberra games with the Sydney Swans Reserves). This 

includes a premiership in 2006 with the Swans. He 

comes from a strong football background with numerous 

relatives also playing with the Tigers over a long period 

of time. 

Hard as Nails - Mitch Daniher. 

Can’t go past Mitch Daniher. At just 24 he has two 

Mulrooney Medals to his name (2009 and 2010) plus 

three Tigers Best and Fairest Awards. He has represented 

the ACT on numerous occasions including this year’s 

match against GWS GIANTS after which he was chosen to 

play with the GIANTS in the NAB Challenge. 

The Big Improver - Andrew Swan 

Played the majority of 2010 in the Tigers 1st Grade team 

after some excellent performances in the Under 18 Grade 

competition. Joined the Tigers from St Edmunds in 2009 

and hasn’t looked back. Gained selection in the ACT 

Representative team earlier this year. 

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neafl article 

NEW TALENT 

SET TO SHINE 

by Lucy Hinchey 


This year the Belconnen Magpies have a raft of young 

talent sourced from all over the eastern states. Losing 

a few players at the end of last year, The Magpies 

have recruited players from Cairns and Redlands QLD, 

through the Riverina and Wagga Wagga right down to 

the Victorian boarder in Aulbury. 

New Recruit Oliver Tweedale has joined the club from 

the Blue Mountains. Standing at 195cm tall, Tweedale 

also holds a scholarship with The Essendon Bombers. 

This requires him to travel to Melbourne every so often 

throughout the season. 

The introduction of the Greater Western Sydney 

team into the local league this year has changed the 

competition dramatically. 

Belconnen Magpies Coach Michael Horne, says the 

club has had to ramp up pre-season training in order 

to match the fitness of the Sydney Swans and the 

GWS GIANTS. 

“Obviously there are other guys who they have 

drafted from the VFL, so it just makes the competition 

a lot tighter.” 

For the first time this year, all senior players embarked 

on a pre-season training camp at Pambula. Around 

150 players were involved in the camp, which included 

beach training, teamwork and bonding as well as goal 

setting. 

Horne believes having 

the larger teams in the 

competition is great for 

younger players to see 

the opportunities that 

are available. 

“The positive is that I think young kids in Canberra now 

can see a good pathway to play AFL. The league has 

needed something like this for a number of years.” 

Belconnen Magpies lost their trial match against the 

Sydney Swans 19.13 to 5.5. Horne said the defeat was 

actually a good thing for the team “It opened the eyes 

of the new guys at the club. They realized where the 

level of footy was at.” 

Magpies have fielded first year players in key positions 

in their trial games and will have a different looking 

side for the round two clash against Queanbeyan. 

BELCO 

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CLUB NEWS 

QUICK SIX 

2011 marks the 40th Birthday of the formation of the 

Belconnen Football Club when the Turner Football Club 

moved out to the newly formed Belconnen district in 

1971. Over the past 40 years the club has enjoyed and 

endured both the best and worst that football can 

offer. These times have forged the strongest friendships 

and relationships and the club will be celebrating this 

milestone at this year’s 100 Club dinner. We invite all 

past players, officials and supporters to register their 

interest by email to football@belconnenmagpies.com.au 

This season we are proud to be a foundation club of the 

NEAFL competition and we are excited by the challenge 

that this brings. We would like to welcome to the club a 

new senior coach in Michael Horne. Michael has brought 

a wealth of enthusiasm, knowledge and experience to the 

role and has already put his stamp on this new group of 

players. We would also like to welcome the new players 

and their families that have joined us from interstate. 

Finally we would like to acknowledge the tremendous 

support of our loyal corporate and major sponsors: 

Affinity Electrical, Autoco, Club Lime, Dixon Advisory 

Service, Magpies Investment Group, Magpies Sports 

Club, PwC, Secor Protective Security, Urban Contractors, 

Westfield and WR Engineering 

STORY 

Coming of Age: Ryan Turnbull 

After 6 years of senior football, 83 first grade games, 3 

years as an ACT representative player and a First Grade 

Premiership under his belt 22 year old Ryan Turbull still 

has room for improvement. Since winning the Best 1st 

Year Senior Player in 2006 

New Recruit: Andrew Dess 

While University studies have brought Andrew to 

Canberra, he is keen to make an impression at the 

club that his father captained when Alex Jesaulenko 

coached in 1988 and 1989. From Lavington in the Ovens 

& Murray League, Andrew joins his younger brother 

Brendan Dess at the club 

Superstar: Simon Curtis 

Simon Curtis is already a stand out player amongst those 

in the know at BMFC. Simon prepares himself each week 

as good or better than any other player. He has the 

motor to run through the midfield if required, however 

he has earned his reputation as a creative, running half 

back who can also shut down any key forward in the 

comp. 

The Rock: Rhys McAlister 

Since joining the Magpies in 2009 Rhys McAlister has 

earned the reputation as Mr Reliable down back. What 

he lacks in height, he more than makes up for with brute 

strength and agility to match it with the best forwards 

in the competition. Another one who prepares himself 

well each week, 

Hard as Nails: Lexie Bennett 

Lexie Bennett is to Belconnen Magpies what Steve 

Waugh was to the Australian Cricket team and Brett 

Kirk was to the Swans. He is a custodian of the history 

and traditions of the club and he passes on the cultural 

values and expectations to the junior players and to 

those who are new 

Big Improver: Lachie Harper 

Write down this name… Lachie Harper. As a 16 year 

old he has stamped himself as the Big Improver at 

BMFC over the summer. Another one from a Belconnen 

Magpies family, (father John is a former senior coach, 

player and current U18 coach) Lachie is a hard running 

utility player who has impressed coaches with his 

composure and steely resolve. 

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TEAMLISTS 

12:30 PM Sun 10/4/2011 Ainslie Oval 


EASTLAKE DEMONS 

SYDNEY SWANS 


1 Joel Bourchier 

2 Jason Duce 

3 Mitch Frail 

4 Aaron Bruce 

5 Mark Egan 

6 John Van Meurs 

8 Tim Gray 

9 Peter Mcgrath 

10 Mark Kimball 

11 Justin Mesman 

12 Aaron Wiles 

13 Sean Clarke 

14 Ben Maiden 

15 Sam Smith 

16 Max Wilson 

17 Alex Hart 

18 Stafford Cooper 

19 Hayden Armstrong 

20 Leigh Mcmahon 

22 Nick Bowen 

23 Chad Gibson 

25 David Thorne 

26 Jason Ainsworth 

28 David Cummins 

31 Alex Thorman 

32 Dean Roulstone 

33 Jake Gumley 

34 Daniel Ryall 

36 Nick Perry 

39 Dane Keenes 

40 Len Hadrill 

43 Aaron Gordon 

45 Matthew Tucker 

48 Mitch Somes 


7 Brett Meredith 

8 Trent Dennis-Lane 

10 Daniel Currie 

11 Jed Lamb 

18 Jesse White 

22 Byron Sumner 

23 Lewis Johnston 

26 Luke Parker 

27 Matt Spangher 

28 Dylan McNeil 

34 Alex Johnson 

35 Campbell Heath 

36 Chris McKaigue 

38 Mike Pyke 

42 Paul Bevan 

43 Eugene Kruger 

44 Max Otten 

45 Nathan Gordon 

46 Ben Haren 

47 Jackson Potter 

48 Blake Guthrie 

49 Nathan Kenny 

50 James Brain 

51 Jack Lynch 

53 Kane Murphy 

54 Tim Wales 

1ST QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR 1ST QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR

TEAMLISTS 

2:00 PM Sun 10/4/2011 Dairy Farmers Park 

QUEANBEYAN TIGERS 

BELCONNEN MAGPIES 


2 Ryan Quade (Captain) 

3 Andrew Swan 

4 Toby Conroy 

5 James Kavanagh 

6 Sam Daniel 

7 Paul Franchi 

8 Neil Irwin 

9 Will Griggs 

10 Kaine Stevens 

11 Chris Haddock 

13 Roy Jaques 

14 Alex Overs 

15 Mitch Daniher 

17 Tim Cook 

18 Jeremy Kirkwood 

19 Steve Jolliffe 

20 Sam Jensen 

21 Liam Wilkinson 

22 Tom Hollis 

24 Todd Dickinson 

25 Jared Daniel 

26 Jake Oram 

28 Paul Briedis 

30 Brett Fruend 

31 Matt Liddle 

32 Ryan Price 

33 Michael Wescombe 

34 Casey Walsh 

35 Paul Slater 

37 James Manie 

38 Mitch Heaslip 

39 Simon Mackie 

40 Jackson Brooker 

44 Mitch May 

46 Beau Watts 


1 Matthew Byatt 

2 Stephen Coate 

3 Daniel Jordan 

4 David McPhan 

5 Lachlan Harper 

6 Daniel Lock 

7 Jordan Harper 

8 Paul Raadts 

9 Matthew Hammond 

11 Lexie Bennett 

12 Cameron Campbell 

13 Jye Bohm 

14 Mal Douglas 

15 Andrew Dess 

19 Matthew Porter 

20 Stuart Boyd 

21 Chris Calvert 

22 Daniel Posch 

23 Jackson Maloney 

24 Rhys McAlister 

28 Sam Rutland 

29 Simon Curtis 

31 Tom Alexander 

32 Chris McDevitt 

33 Chris York 

35 Ben Turnbull 

36 Kieran Ferns 

37 John Love 

38 Luke Donohue 

39 Brendan Dess 

40 Oliver Tweedale 

43 Nick Collins 

44 Patrick Delaney 

46 Ryan Turnbull 

1ST QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR 1ST QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR

neafl article 

HAWKS READY FOR 

THE CHALLENGE 


By Joe Prevedello 

The Tuggeranong Hawks are going into the revamped 

NEAFL season 2011 with the goal to make the finals 

after finishing in sixth position last year, with 6 wins 

and 12 losses. 

Coach Glenn Gorman, who will start his second year 

in the job, said the Hawks focus has changed over the 

summer months and the team are ready to make their 

mark. 

“LAST YEAR WAS ABOUT 

BUILDING BELIEF IN THE 

GROUP AND GETTING 

AWAY FROM THE STIGMA 

THAT WE WERE THE 

EASY BEATS OF THE 

COMPETITION,” HE SAID. 

TUGGAS 

“We spoke a lot about our goals this year at pre-season 

camp where the group agreed that we really want to 

make the finals this year. 

“This year we want to get off the bottom, get out there 

and compete against the top sides” Coach Gorman said. 

The Hawks managed to post some positive results 

towards the end of last year, including wins against 

finals sides in the Sydney Swans and Queanbeyan 

Tigers. 

2011 will also see some new faces in the Tuggeranong 

side as well as missing some familiar ones. 

It was with resounding team consensus that Alex 

Lawder take over after the captaincy following last 

year’s retirement of long time Hawk and club stalwart 

Jay Kickett. 

“Alex will be a strong leader of the boys, he has the 

support of all the players and will stand up and lead 

the way” Gorman said. 

The club has also lost the services of Rhys Cutifani and 

Jimmy Rice who has moved to Narrandera, but has 

gained young blood from Marist College in Kirk Mahon 

and Shaun Kelly and Ben Hancock and Zeke Lamb from 

the Gippsland. 

“We are a young side but we’re ready for a challenge” 

Gorman said. 

Gorman believes that all sides in the competition have 

the ability to be competitive this year. 

The Hawks have an interesting first month of footy 

hosting the bye in round two before beginning their 

campaign away to GWS on the 16th of April, another 

general bye, then away again at the Sydney Swans on 

the 29th of April. 

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CLUB NEWS 

QUICK SIX 

STORY 

Welcome to all the Hawks members, sponsors and 

supporters to another year of footy. With the great finish 

the Hawks had to last year, every one is excited about the 

new NEAFL competition and seeing the players move into 

the new league. 

The Hawks have added some new talent to its list with 

Nathan Edvyvean (Coolamon), Zeke Lamb (Yarram, Vic), 

Ben Hancock (Poowong, Vic) and the return of Matt 

Ghirardello from Queensland. 

The Club is also very excited that we bolstered our player 

numbers and have entered a team in the Division 4 

competition. 

300 Club Games for the Chief - Gerrit “Chief” Wanganeen 

will play his 300th Club game this weekend. In any 

competition and club this is a huge milestone and 

everyone at the Hawks congratulates you and hope there 

are many more games. 

A Tuggeranong Lions Junior, Chief has played with 

the senior Tuggeranong Football club since 1992. He 

captained the 1994 and 1995 colts premiership sides, 

made his senior debut in the 1996 season, captained the 

1998 Reserve grade premiership side, and played in the 

2001 third grade premiership side. Chief also captained 

the reserves in 1999, and from 2003 to 2007, and 

coached the reserves in 2002 and 2005. 

Chief is currently the club games record holder with 300 

Club games including 11 seniors games, 149 reserves 

games, 63 district games and 77 colt games. Off the field 

Chief was the Player’s Representative on the board from 

1999-2002 and has spent two stints on the board as the 

Director of Football from 2002-2005 and from 2007 to 

the present. 

Gerrit is the ultimate Club person who is always there to 

lend a hand and offer advice. Chief has a wide respect 

amongst the ACT football community and there probably 

isn’t a player running around that Chief doesn’t know or 

played footy with. 

The Tuggeranong Hawks would like to thank all our 

sponsors for season 2011 and appreciate your 

wcontinued support. 

Visit www.tuggeranongfc.com.au for all club news 

Coming of Age – Chris Robinson 

Chris finished-off season 2010 in style. He found his 

feet in a defensive role that really seemed to suit his 

natural ability to read the play. After completing a big 

pre-season he is primed to build on the momentum 

he generated last year and have a huge impact on the 

competition in 2011. 

New Recruit – Zeke Lamb 

Zeke was recruited to the Hawks from Gippsland and 

he has not put a foot wrong so far. He lives and breaths 

footy and going on his form in the pre-season practice 

matches he will be a very exciting addition to our list 

in 2011. 

Superstar – Ben Cleaver 

Ben had an amazing year for the Hawks in 2010, which 

resulted in clearly winning the Club’s Best and Fairest 

award, which he thoroughly deserved. He is a great 

role model for the young players on our list due to his 

incredible work ethic, discipline and team first attitude. 

He has enormous respect from all involved at the Hawks 

and although he would hate the tag “Superstar”, he 

clearly deserves it. 

The Rock – Kurt Masters 

Kurt was one of most consistent contributors in 2010. 

At age 30 he is seen by a very young list as one of the 

veterans at the club and he never lets anyone down with 

his on-field efforts. Even when he wasn’t winning a high 

number of possessions, his work in close at stoppages 

was priceless, clearing the way for the younger players 

to capitalize. 

Hard as Nails – Alex Lawder 

Alex has a reputation within the group as someone 

who will never take a backward step especially when 

having to put his body on the line. He always attacks 

the footy with ferocious intent and has developed into a 

great leader amongst the group, which is why his peers 

elected him Captain for the 2011 season. 

The Big Improver – Dave Smith 

Dave is a player that is very passionate about his 

footy and it shows in his meticulous preparation and 

commitment. Towards the end of last year he really 

started to grow in confidence and produce some high 

level performances. He has had a great pre-season 

and all indicators point to him being the “Big Improver” 

of 2011.

DIV 2 

TEAMLISTS 

AINSLIE 

No. Name 

NO 

16 Matt Renet 46 Greg Robertson 

19 Marc Ablett 47 Stewart Gray 

21 Drew Alsford 48 David Tow 

25 Andrew Mathis 49 Kane Morris 

27 Nathan Robertson 50 Michael Johnson 

29 Djali Bloomfield 51 Lucas O'Neill 

30 Jackson Kew 52 Jack Kerin 

33 Alex Grozinger 54 Daniel Simpson 

34 Andrew McJannett 57 Jake Whatman 

35 Lachie Crook 58 Col Haining 

38 Mitch Mulroney 59 Brady Scholes 

40 Jeremy Hirst 60 Jack Cuzner 

41 Lachlan Highfield 62 Patrick Westman 

42 Andrew Olson 63 Brendan Sainsbury 

44 Aaron Vandenburg 64 Chris Dobson 

45 Troy Price 


No. Name 

NO 

12 Ben Jabornik 53 Michael Redmond 

16 Mitch MacKenzie 54 Peter Shugg 

23 Simon Kelland 55 James Murphy 

27 Sean Kelly 56 David Corcoran 

29 Daniel Campbell 57 Michael Hardy 

36 Ben Walsh 58 Hayden Kelly 

41 Greg Hair 59 Robbie Schelberger 

42 Taylor Lee 60 Daniel Sainsbury 

43 Brett Ormston 61 Gerard Walshe 

45 Travis Bull 62 Elle Matouk 

47 Brendan Ward 63 Terry Maher 

48 Jon Elias 64 Daniel Jabornik 

49 Kaeden Watts 65 Tim Coggin 

50 Liam Walker Eastick 66 Daniel Pauletto 

51 Zac Bowden 67 Kris Longmore 

52 Andrew Regan 

11:30 AM Sat 9/4/2011 Ainslie Oval 

11:30AM Sun 10/4/2011 Dairy Farmers Park 

No. Name 

GUNGAHLIN JETS 

No. Name 

NO 

2 Arron Butler 18 Daniel Schofield 

3 Nathan Barb 19 

4 Damian Munday 20 Kris Milne 

5 Gavin Jefferies 21 Fred Hess 

6 Matt Buck 22 Simon Tankey 

7 Matt Keys 23 John Fitzgerald 

8 Dave Braebrook 24 Josh Tootell 

9 Sam Truesdale 25 Robert Franklin 

11 Richard Davis 26 

12 Jason Kocmar 27 

13 Darren Woodard 28 

14 Nicholas Rusling 29 

15 Tim Dalwood 30 Matt Ryall 

16 Tim Lewis 

17 Jordan King 


NO 

2 Stephen Coate 39 Brendan Dess 

6 Daniel Lock 41 Joss Whitford 

12 Cameron Campbell 42 Steve Miekle 

20 Stuart Boyd 43 Nick Collins 

21 Chris Calvert 45 Jacob Mennan 

22 Daniel Posch 47 Joe Scott 

23 Jackson Maloney 48 Nick Burridge 

25 Brenton Joyce 49 Anthony Whittard 

26 Dom Bunyan 51 Steve Batten 

27 Zac Sheather 53 Dom Duncan 

30 Matthew Viney 54 Andrew Gatenby 

32 Chris McDevitt 55 Michael Archibald 

34 Reuben Towill 58 Cameron Burdett 

35 Ben Turnbull 59 Jacob Taylor 

36 Kieran Ferns 60 Rhys Hartwig 

No. Name 

TUGGERANONG HAWKS (BYE) 

NO 

No. Name 

EASTLAKE DEMONS (BYE) 

NO

U18 

TEAMLISTS 

AINSLIE 

No. Name 

NO 

1 Jake Whatman 17 Will Perren-Leveridge 

2 Lachie Carter 18 Fraser Cloney 

3 Alex Mitchell 19 Adam Blewitt 

4 Jake Bunday 21 Josh Butcher 

5 David Pritchard 22 Patrick Barrett 

6 Edmund Evans 23 Jack Perren-Leveridge 

7 Nick Readshaw 24 Zariel Findlay-Steele 

8 Dylan Delorenzo 25 Mitch Baum 

10 Alex Birch 26 Brent Ford 

11 Reuben Haupt 27 Chris Button 

12 Kosta Karapanagos 32 Luke Thomson 

13 Oscar Schroedl 33 Eddie Marshall 

14 Darcy Paine 35 Sean Gumley 

15 Joel Campbell 36 Jack Clitheroe 

16 Lucas O'Neill 

MARIST 

Name 

NO 

1 Matthew Toogood Sam Kobal 

2 Shae Darcy Elliot White 

3 Jordan Linehan Callum Sandison 

4 Tim Simpson Liam Flaherty 

5 Tom Eagle Matthew Laing 

6 Nicholas Hall Jack O'Halloran 

7 John Sherring Stephen Kenny 

8 Tim Catlin Alex Bazzana 

9 Daniel Burns Bradley Fenech 

Ciaran O'Rourke 

Thomas Crowe 

Ethan Miles 

James Atkins 

Jack Divorty 

Sean Drummond 

Tom Short 

Nick Dunham 


No. Name 

NO 

1 Mitch Price 17 Alan Hassler 

2 Sam Jensen 18 James McKenna 

3 Graham John Lennon 19 Alan Walker 

4 Daniel Hespe 20 Sean Van Holland 

5 James Armstrong 21 Kieran Shea 

6 Mitch Theunisson 22 Kyle King 

7 Justin Galloway 23 Jake Robinson 

8 Ricky Stein 24 Lachlan Dowling 

9 Toby Yates 25 Adam Lee 

10 Alec McCormick 26 Jason Taylor 

12 Steve Camp 29 Sam Bowden 

13 Aiden Kenworthy 30 Michael Elliot 

14 PJ Maher 31 Jeremy McDonald 

15 Tim Shea 33 Tom Walter 

16 Daniel Sheehan 34 Jack Bowyer 

35 David Hodder 

9:30 AM Sat 9/4/2011 Ainslie Oval 

No. Name 

12:00 PM Sat 9/4/2011 Football Park, Phillip 

9:30AM Sun 10/4/2011 Dairy Farmers Park 

GUNGAHLIN JETS 

NO 

EASTLAKE DEMONS 

No. Name 

NO 

1 Joey Hancock 17 Edmund Haron 

2 Michael Ryan 18 Chris Dunkley 

3 Jess Johnson 19 Sinan Brown 

4 Jacob Abbey 20 Kurt Olsen 

5 Matthew Smith 21 Mitchell Sewter 

6 Daniel Owen 22 Rohan Mclachlan 

7 Greg Hosking 23 Murray Anderson 

8 Ben Halse 24 David Miller 

9 Alexander Godfrey 25 Henry Linehan 

11 Lachlan Cutting 26 Luke James 

12 Harrison Bryant 27 Wesley Bowman 

13 Ashley Graham 28 Alex Wilson 

14 Max Bayley 29 Brendan Ciuffetelli 

15 James Mount 30 Ben Gaynor 

16 Aaron Clark 31 Brad Tomamichael 


No. Name 

NO 

1 Aidan Pini 17 Patty Ryan-Baker 

2 Dom Duncan 18 Brad Posch 

3 Harry Hutchison 19 Jack Gibson 

4 David Wright 20 Ben Sugget 

5 Alex Richens 22 James Gibson 

6 Joshua Buitendam 23 Ben Telford 

7 Bradley Ryan 24 Madison Kenna 

8 Allen Luke 26 Jed Clothier 

9 Ben McCabe 28 Alex Jones 

10 Mitchell lamb 29 Jack Baker 

11 Duncan Elliot Rhys Healy 

12 Steve Chalker Ethan Hodder 

13 Jack Trevaskis Chris Jansen 

14 Sean Mellick Nick Kelly 

15 Lachlan O'Sullivan Matthew Kelly 

16 Jacob Green Charles Miller

NORTHERN CONFERENCE LADDER 

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

1 Broadbeach 1 1 0 0 0 0 122 53 230.19 4 

2 NT Thunder 1 1 0 0 0 0 110 63 174.60 4 

3 Mt Gravatt 1 1 0 0 0 0 99 71 139.44 4 

4 Morningside 1 1 0 0 0 0 96 89 107.87 4 

5 Labrador 1 1 0 0 0 0 98 93 105.38 4 

6 Redland 1 0 1 0 0 0 93 98 94.90 0 

7 Brisbane Lions 1 0 1 0 0 0 89 96 92.71 0 

8 Gold Coast Suns 1 0 1 0 0 0 71 99 71.72 0 

9 Aspley 1 0 1 0 0 0 63 110 57.27 0 

10 Southport 1 0 1 0 0 0 53 122 43.44 0 

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ROUND 1 RESULTS – 2011 

NORTHERN CONFERENCE 

Gold Coast Suns 3.4 5.8 7.10 10.11 (71) 

Mt Gravatt 3.1 7.3 12.6 15.9 (99) 

Gold Coast Suns 

Goal Kickers: S. May 2, M. Shaw 2, R. AhChee , T. Hine , J. Crawford , S. Iles , L. Patrick , R. Thompson 

Best Players: S. May, J. Tippett, M. Shaw, J. Crawford, S. Iles, M. Weller 

Mt Gravatt 

Goal Kickers: C. Smith 3, N. Gilliland 3, L. Scott 2, J. Furfaro , A. Proud , M. Pennington , D. Steven , G. Grose , J. Vearing , J. James 

Best Players: C. Smith, J. James, A. Pirika, N. Gilliland, J. Vearing, A. Scott 

Labrador 4.2 8.4 10.6 15.8 (98) 

Redland 1.4 3.9 9.11 13.15 (93) 

Labrador 

Goal Kickers: F. Sleeth 6, R. Davey 2, T. Notting 2, J. Slattery , T. Featherstone , M. Gugliotta , S. Paterson , D. Gavin 

Best Players: F. Sleeth, J. Shattock, R. White, M. Jones, R. Davey, T. Knobel 

Redland 

Goal Kickers: B. Weightman 4, A. Corrie 3, B. Howard 2, J. Pullman 2, P. Carse , A. Mueller 

Best Players: J. Paxman, A. Mueller, B. Passfield, B. Weightman, A. Corrie, T. Reynolds 

NT Thunder 5.4 10.8 13.12 16.14 (110) 

Aspley 2.4 4.6 8.7 9.9 (63) 

NT Thunder 

Goal Kickers: D. Ewing 6, R. Tungatalum 4, J. Ilett 3, R. Mallard , M. Rosier , N. Kelly 

Best Players: C. Ilett, S. Tapp, D. Ewing, R. Tungatalum, J. Ilett, J. Anderson 

Aspley 

Goal Kickers: J. Brain 2, M. McKee 2, M. Hutchinson , M. Shir , C. Buchanan , B. PAGE , S. Stavenuiter 

Best Players: J. Teale, M. Hutchinson, M. McKee, M. Buchanan, J. Brain, M. Shir 

Morningside 3.1 7.6 12.9 14.12 (96) 

Brisbane Lions 4.2 8.3 9.4 14.5 (89) 

Morningside 

Goal Kickers: P. Shelton 3, A. Lucy 2, S. Faure 2, M. Rootsey 2, S. Mugavin 2, J. Thomlinson , L. Ferguson , A. Spackman 

Best Players: P. Shelton, M. Rootsey, A. Spackman, S. Mugavin, P. Mollison, C. Brown 

Brisbane Lions 

Goal Kickers: B. Retzlaff 3, A. Cornelius 3, J. Dyson 2, M. Austin 2, J. Fox , T. Collier , R. Newell , S. Sheldon 

Best Players: M. Golby, J. Green, R. Harwood, N. McKeever, M. Austin, S. Sheldon 

Broadbeach 5.6 10.9 15.11 18.14 (122) 

Southport 3.0 3.1 4.4 8.5 (53) 

Broadbeach 

Goal Kickers: J. Eagle 4, M. Curtis 2, D. Zorko 2, N. Scott 2, K. Emery 2, M. Cooke 2, J. Derrick , S. Russell , J. Fitzgerald , R. Pantic 

Best Players: D. Zorko, M. Fife, R. Pantic, N. Lyons, K. Geary, M. Curtis 

Southport 

Goal Kickers: D. Putt 2, C. Hughes 2, A. Devine , J. Searle , M. Wise , J. Baxter 

Best Players: M. Payne, J. Cother, D. Weymouth, A. Devine, K. Niklaus

North East Australian 

Football League (NEAFL) 

2011 Eastern Conference Draw 

All matches 2pm bounce unless otherwise listed 

Round 1 

2/3 April 

EASTERN CONFERENCE GENERAL BYE 

Round 2 

Saturday 9 April 

Ainslie v GWS Giants Ainslie 

Sunday 10 April 

Eastlake v Sydney Swans Ainslie - 12:30pm 

Queanbeyan v Belconnen Dairy Farmers 

Tuggeranong - Bye 

Round 3 


Sydney Swans v Belconnen SCG - 3:40pm 

GWS Giants v Tuggeranong BOP 

Ainslie - Bye 

Morningside v Eastlake Morningside - 1pm 

Queanbeyan v Mt Gravatt Dairy Farmers - 

11:45am 

Round 4 

23/24 April 

EASTER WEEKEND GENERAL BYE 

Round 5 

Friday Night 29th April 

Sydney Swans v Tuggeranong SCG 4:10pm 


GWS Giants - Bye 

Ainslie v Queanbeyan Ainslie 

Sunday 1 May 

Belconnen v Eastlake Manuka 

Round 6 

Saturday 7 May 

Sydney Swans v GWS Giants Manuka (CR) 

9:40am 

Sunday 8 May 

Tuggeranong v Ainslie Greenway 

Queanbeyan v Belconnen Dairy Farmers 

Eastlake - Bye 

Round 7 


Eastlake v Ainslie Manuka 

Brisbane Lions v GWS Giants Coorparoo 

Sydney Swans v Suns SCG - 1:50pm 

Sunday 15 May 

Belconnen v Tuggeranong Manuka 

Queanbeyan - Bye 

Round 8 


GWS Giants v Queanbeyan BOP 

Tuggeranong v Eastlake Greenway - 6pm 

Sydney Swans - Bye 

Sunday 22 May 

Belconnen v Ainslie Manuka 

Round 9 


Ainslie v Sydney Swans Newcastle 12:30pm 

Eastlake v GWS Giants Manuka 

Sunday 29 May 

Tuggeranong v Queanbeyan Greenway 

Belconnen - Bye 

Round 10 

Saturday 4 June 

Tuggeranong v Eastlake Greenway 

Brisbane Lions v Sydney Swans Coorparoo - 

1pm 

GWS Giants v Gold Coast Suns BOP 

Sunday 5 June 

Belconnen v Queanbeyan Manuka 

Ainslie - Bye 

Round 11 


Ainslie v Tuggeranong Ainslie 

Belconnen v Eastlake Manuka 

GWS Giants - Bye 

Sunday 12 June 

Sydney Swans v Queanbeyan SCG - 10:40am 

Round 12 


GWS Giants v Sydney Swans BOP 

Ainslie v Belconnen Ainslie 


Sunday 19 June 

Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong Dairy Farmers 

Round 13 


Sydney Swans v Queanbeyan ANZ Stadium - 

3:40pm 

GWS Giants v Belconnen BOP 

Eastlake v Broadbeach Manuka - 11:45am 

Ainslie v Southport Ainslie - 11:45am 


Round 14 

Saturday 2 July 

Tuggeranong v Sydney Swans Greenway 

NT v GWS Giants Darwin - 7pm 

Labrador v Ainslie Labrador - 1pm 

Eastlake v Belconnen Manuka 


Round 15 


Ainslie v Tuggeranong Ainslie 

GWS Giants v Brisbane Lions BOP - 12:30pm 

Gold Coast Suns v Sydney Swans Metricon 

Stadium - 3pm 

Sunday 10 July 

Eastlake v Queanbeyan Manuka 


Round 16 


Belconnen v Tuggeranong Manuka 


Sydney Swans v Eastlake SCG - 9:40am 

Queanbeyan v Ainslie Dairy Farmers 

GWS Giants- Bye 

Round 17 


Sydney Swans v GWS Giants SCG - 10:40am 


Tuggeranong v Redland Greenway - 11:45am 

Aspley v Belconnen Aspley - 1pm 


Round 18 


Belconnen v Ainslie Manuka 

Tuggeranong v GWS Giants Greenway 

Sydney Swans - Bye 


Queanbeyan v Eastlake Dairy Farmers 

Round 19 

Saturday 6 August 

GWS Giants v NT BOP - 1pm 

Belconnen v Sydney Swans Manuka 

Southport v Queanbeyan Southport - 1pm 

Sunday 7 August 

Tuggeranong v Eastlake Greenway 

Ainslie - Bye 

Round 20 


GWS Giants v Belconnen Wagga - 12pm 




Queanbeyan v Sydney Swans Dairy Farmers 

Round 21 


Gold Coast Suns v GWS Giants Metricon 

Stadium - 10:30am 

Sydney Swans v Brisbane Lions BOP 1pm 


Queanbeyan v Ainslie Dairy Farmers 

Tuggeranong v Belconnen Greenway 


Round 22 


Ainslie v Sydney Swans Ainslie 

GWS Giants v Eastlake BOP 

Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong Dairy Farmers 


2011 EASTERN CONFERENCE 

FiNALS SERiES 

WEEK 1 

Saturday 3 September 

2.00pm Second Semi Manuka 

Sunday 4 September 

2.00pm First Semi Manuka 

WEEK 2 

10 September 

2.00pm Preliminary Manuka 

GRAND FiNAL 

17 September 

2.00pm Manuka 

* Start times for ANZ Stadium and SCG matches are subject to change. Individual Clubs will be notified of a change of time if applicable. 

* For matches played at ANZ Stadium and SCG, gates will open five minutes prior to the start of game. 

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