EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL
The feature of the inaugural 2011 NEAFL northern conference season has
been the tightness of the competition, not just in premiership table placings,
but in results.
Anyone with a remote interest in the NEAFL knows the race for finals placings
has been hotly contested right through the opening 19 rounds and a
magnifi cent set of fi xtures await again this weekend.
But the general closeness of games has been what has really set this season
apart.
Broadbeach, the Brisbane Lions Reserves and Mt Gravatt have been involved
in the most heart-stoppers.
The Cats have played six matches for results of two goals or less, including
four by less than a goal. After three successive close losses by a combined
margin of 25 points, the Cats have made a play for a fi nals spot with fi vepoint
and one-point victories of two of the top three sides.
Meanwhile the Vultures have endured seven heart-stoppers of 13 points or
less, losing the fi rst three but winning the next four, the victories all by nine
points or less.
The Lions Reserves have the most unfortunate record of fi ve losses by 10
points or under and a draw last week against Morningside.
While the Lions will almost certainly ‘win’ their fi rst wooden spoon, their supporters
could quite rightly argue that they have been a far better combination
in 2011 than last season when they won two more games and fi nished
eighth.
The Lions lost 94, 95, 102 and 127 points last season – and beat the Western
Magpies by 187.
INSIDE THE RECORD:
Round 20 Previews 2
Player Profile - Jarrod Price 6
NAB Rising Star - Sam Michael 8
Ton of Memories for Derrick 10
NEAFL Round 14 Results and Ladder 12
Records & Milestones 15
Tipsters 16
Awards Page 17
Brisbane Lions Team List 18
GC Suns Team List 19
Broadbeach Team List 20
TLabrador Team List 21
Aspley Team List 22
Southport Team List 23
Mt Gravatt Team List 24
NT Thunder Team List 25
Morningside Team List 26
Redland Team List 27
Fixture & Results 28
NEXT WEEK’S GAMES
ROUND 21
Saturday 20th August
GC Suns v GWS Giants
Sydney v Brisbane
NT Thunder v Labrador
Sunday 21st August
Morningside v Broadbeach
Redland v Southport
Mt Gravatt v Aspley
Just two matches in the entire 2011 season have recorded 100 point-plus
margins, and none since the June State bye.
The close competition is a credit to the club development managers and
respective coaching staff. It is also a tribute to the work of longtime QAFL
and NEAFL northern conference Operations Manager Marty King.
Marty resigned his post last week with the competition in wonderful shape
and he takes the thanks of all in ‘clubland’ and AFLQ with him for an outstanding
job done.
Ron McDonald
Media Consultant
AFL Queensland
Cover photo supplied by Justin Brierty,
courtesy of The Centralian Advocate
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ROUND 20 PREVIEWS
Brisbane Lions v Gold Coast Suns
Two thrashings at the hands of the Suns in their fi rst two clashes does not sit well with the Lions Reserves, especially coach
Nathan Clarke.
Clarke is hoping that personal and team pride, combined with a liking for the tight confi nes of
Giffi n Park, will inspire his side to an upset victory.
As documented in the editorial at the front of the program, the Lions have been the unluckiest
side in the competition with a string of close losses. None of those have involved the Suns, who
won by 40 points at Fankhauser Reserve in Round 6 and 63 points at Metricon Stadium three
weeks ago.
The sheer running power of the Suns has fl attened the Lions on both occasions, while their big
men have also been dominant.
The bad news for the Lions is that Nathan Ablett (pictured) was back to his best form in the loss
at Broadbeach last week and the players dropping down from the seniors each week are every
bit as good as the ones going up.
A win to the Lions would bring them to within half a game of Labrador providing the Tigers lose
this weekend, and give them a slight chance of getting off the bottom of the table while the Suns already know they will almost
certainly be the away team in the qualifying fi nal.
Aspley v Southport
In one of the quirks of the inaugural NEAFL draw, this is the fi rst time these two elimination fi nal
aspirants clash in 2011 – and the stakes could not be higher.
Southport have already worked the tightrope for the last month, knowing that one more loss would
mean their season was over. They have kept winning, but this is a big test.
Aspley has been the hardest hit club by injury outside of Labrador and they currently resemble a
courageous middleweight fi ghter, having absorbed a number of blows and desperately trying to
get off the canvas.
They were brave in the way they came back at Labrador last week and are always a better side
on their treasured home turf.
The Sharks will no doubt try to pull Hornets ‘quarterback’ and inspirational leader Robbie Copeland
(pictured) out of the play, while their own defence has looked rock-solid in recent weeks with
Wayde Mills, Ben Merrett and Kurt Niklaus suddenly imposing.
The Sharks will want to ensure stalwart Adam Devine’s record-equalling 218th State League game is remembered in style, and
keep the dream of a miracle fi nals appearance alive.
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Mt Gravatt v NT Thunder
The great depth of the NT Thunder was unveiled in their close loss to the GWS Giants last
week and a battalion of reinforcements arrive this week.
It is incredible to think that the Thunder won their fi rst 10 games straight, mostly comfortably,
but have lost four of their last six matches.
The number that really counts is that they have won every game at TIO Stadium bar one
since their introduction three years ago and love their Darwin home.
Mt Gravatt certainly have the midfi eld rotation to ask questions of the Thunder, with a dozen
players all capable of having stints on the ball and making an impact.
It will be a genuine treat for the crowd to see the likes of Vulture Albert Proud (pictured)
and Thunder star Cameron Ilett go head-to-head. Equally so, the showdown between State
full-back Gavin Grose and the darling of the Darwin crowd Darren Ewing will be even more
critical to the outcome.
These two sides engaged in the match of the season in Alice Springs in May, played at
breakneck speed where the Vultures mowed down a six-goal defi cit to hit the front halfway
through the last quarter, only to sink under a late avalanche of NT goals.
Morningside v Redland
We might still be a fortnight away from the playoffs, but this game is a virtual elimination fi nal.
Morningside have not won a game since July 9, when they suffocated the NT Thunder with a
strategic victory at this very venue.
It has been a battle since then, with losses to Southport and Mt Gravatt and a draw with the
Lions Reserves.
While other clubs have had more injuries, Morningside have suffered through the loss of key
players – especially defenders – throughout the year.
With Caleb Brown likely to miss again and Nathan Kinch defi nitely out for the Panthers, Redland
have their best chance to register a victory here for the fi rst time in 12 years.
Much will depend on superb athlete Scott Clouston (pictured), who was quiet in the loss to Mt
Gravatt last week and is very much the barometer of the Bombers’ success. Redland’s lack of
midfi eld accountability was glaring last week and that will no doubt have been fi xed this time
around.
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ROUND 20 PREVIEWS
Broadbeach v Labrador
Broadbeach could not pick a better day than this one to break a four-game losing streak
against local rivals Labrador.
The Cats have not tasted success against the Tigers since Round 1 of 2009, although three of
the four losses have been at Cooke-Murphy Oval.
When they last clashed in Round 7, the Cats were hard hit by injury to match their decimated
rivals and Labrador prevailed by 16 points in a tough slog.
These games are traditionally tough, grinding affairs although this one might be an exception to
the rule with the Tigers becoming more offensive as they regain more and more quality players.
Broadbeach’s midfi eld has really kicked up a gear in recent weeks, Dayne Zorko (pictured) is
on fi re, Griffi n Underwood is playing his best football of the season and Rory Walton really in
the groove. Walton’s fi rst NEAFL game was against the Tigers on minimal preparation and he
will be a far different proposition this time around.
Broadbeach have not played fi nals football since 2006 and while the emphasis at H&A Oval is
on improvement, the core playing group is highly motivated to mix it in September.
COACH HAS SERVED HIS
APPRENTICESHIP
Labrador co-coach Brad Moore admitted the elevation to head coaching ranks alongside Tim Notting came as a surprise. Moore
has been the main voice to the player group at Cooke-Murphy Oval since Denis Knight stepped down at the start of July, accelerating
what had been a carefully planned apprenticeship.
He started at the club as reserves coach in 2010, having previously coached reserves football on the Mornington Peninsular,
and under 18s before that.
“I suppose I was different to a lot of players in that I decided to do what they do at AFL level and complete an apprenticeship,”
Moore said. “I decided to work under a few guys and learn as much as I could.
“The opportunity (to be senior coach at a club) presented itself earlier than I anticipated.”
From all reports – and results - Moore and Notting have formed an impressive partnership, with the Tigers being particularly
competitive before notching their fi rst win last weekend with the new duo at the helm.
Training has remained vibrant despite the Tigers being out of fi nals contention.
“The guys really didn’t want to give up on the season,” Moore said. “They wanted to work hard and show some faith.
“They’re a proud bunch of boys. They’ve worked well. We couldn’t be happier with the way they’ve responded to the change.”
The Tigers, who were riddled with injury for much of the season, appear to have ensured the wooden spoon heads to the Gabba
with the Brisbane Lions Reserves, and they want more wins in the next week and beyond.
“We’re really focusing on the development of our young guys and establishing a plan that allows them to take the game on and
be a little bit more offensive,” Moore said.
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“Some young guys have really stepped up to the plate like Adam Clarke and Mark McGill. They have really taken everything
we’ve spoken to them about over the last month well.
“They’ve played some really good football for us.”
Moore played football on the Mornington Peninsular before retiring at the age of 28 years. He started coaching at under 18 level
and won three premierships before graduating to the reserves. A physical education teacher for 13 years, he moved north to
take up a position at St Hilda’s girls school at Southport.
“The teaching profession is conducive to coaching – it gives you a good ability to communicate with players and staff,” Moore
said.
He has relished his time at Labrador.
“I’m really enjoying it. I was new to the club last year and worked under Jarrod Field and learnt a lot from him and the club was
really successful,” Moore said. “You are working with some quality players
including those from the AFL like Possum (Notting), Shatts (Aaron Shattock)
and Nobby (Trent Knobel).
“The club has been really supportive of me. I’m thoroughly enjoying it.
“We had the goal of fi nishing the season strong and are confi dent we can
fi nish with some more wins. It’s all about not giving up on the season.
“Against Southport (two weeks ago) was disappointing with the result but
we couldn’t have been happier with the way we performed. We were a bit
unlucky in the end.
“They (the players) came out with confi dence and got a win in the end.
“We’ll go to Broadbeach this week confi dent. We are really establishing a
core group and developing the young guys to make sure Labrador Football
Club is a strong side in 2012.”
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FOR THE MORNINGSIDE FAITHFUL THIS
PRICE IS CERTAINLY RIGHT
By Terry Wilson
ONLY six players have featured in four Queensland State League grand fi nal premiership wins with Morningside.
Dean Edwards, the irrepressible rover of the late 1990s and early 2000s is one.
Of the current crop of Panthers, David Lillico, Jacob Gough, Nick Tomlinson and Shaun Mugavin join Edwards in the illustrious
group.
So who is the sixth player to have four premiership medallions to his name?
Brad Edwards? No. Craig Edwards? No. Damien Bonney? No.
Go to the top of the class if you nominate Jarrod Price, surely one of the most underrated
players going around with any club in the old QAFL and the new North Eastern Australian
Football League competition.
Price is one of those players who, in the words of Morningside Club Development Manager
Jack Barry, slips under the radar.
Price is rarely mentioned by those outside the Panther faithful as a star of the Morningside
machine, yet in-club he is highly regarded.
“He’s among the fi rst half a dozen or so players picked in the side every week,” said Barry.
“He’s a bit of an unsung hero.”
Coach John Blair goes even further than that when asked about Price and his role at Morningside.
“He’s one of the best I’ve ever coached,” said Blair in recognition of the value Price has
been to Morningside.
“His contribution to just about everything football here has been unbelievable. From tactics, to motivation, to coachability – he
has been a dream to coach.
“And his leadership is as important as any player at the club in my time here.”
Clearly Price is as Morningside as you can get. He is red, black and white through and through because those are the only colours
since he started at Esplen Oval as a junior back as a 13-year-old.
Like many youngsters, Price played soccer until his teen years, when a friend talked him into going to Pantherland and trying
out in Aussie rules.
He took to the code like a duck to water and eventually made it into the 2001 Queensland side for the national under-18 carnival
where he played alongside current AFL names such as Brad Miller, Josh Drummond, Joel MacDonald and David Hale.
However, the only taste of representative footy since was selection in a Queensland under-21 side a few seasons ago.
Yet there are those at Morningside who feel Price is the ultimate team man, a character who avoids the headlines but who gets
his job done with a minimum of fuss or fanfare.
After all, the name of Price on Morningside’s offi cial playing list does not appear until number 55, way down the list.
Maybe this best describes Price because he has been happy just having a number and being part of a team.
Price has turned from a wingman/half-back fl anker since his he made his debut against Redland in 2001.
He fi lled wing or half-back in Morningside’s premierships in 2003 and 2004, has fi lled in at full-forward – he kicked seven goals
in a game at the Gabba once – and now he’s a rock at full-back where he has played on some of the best in QAFL and now
NEAFL.
Individual glory has never been high on Price’s bucket list. He was asked if he has ever polled a vote in the Grogan Medal but
didn’t know.
And his best fi nish in the Morningside best and fairest was fi fth in 2007.
Yet, as we said previously, Price has four premiership medallions to his name – adding two more in 2009 and 2010 when he
was full-back for the Panthers.
When asked about Grogan Medal votes, Price said: “Maybe I got some when I kicked those goals at the Gabba, but I don’t really
know.
“But I accept that sort of thing. It’s my role, I approach it all as a team sport.”
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On the Grogan Medal subject, Price jokingly suggested that recently, when a goal umpire actually called him by name, he
thought it would be a good idea if the goalies were given the job of handing out Medal votes.
Perhaps that’s because he does not take notice of individual stats, preferring to do his job and let others take all the accolades.
But one particular performance stands out in the mind of the midfi elder-turned-key defender.
In the 2003 grand fi nal against Mt Gravatt, Price was given a tagging role as a wingman on danger Vulture Ben Bathalia, who
earlier in GF week fi nished third in the Grogan Medal.
“I kept him to two handballs,” said Price proudly. “While that might have been a negative role, it sticks in my mind as one of my
best moments.”
As a key defender, Price has played on some of the crack forwards in the competition, but was quick to nominate Ben McEntee,
the prolifi c goalkicking spearhead from Southport, as his most diffi cult and respected opponent.
“He could play and I really loved the challenge, even more so because he played with Southport and there was that long-time
rivalry between the clubs,” said Price.
At 28 years of age, Price is not sure what the future holds. Most certainly if he stays with football it will be with his beloved Panthers.
Married to Laura and the father of Cooper, 4, Ruby, 2, and fi ve-month-old
Maisie, family and work obviously are the priorities for Price.
Price is marketing manager for a company named IT Melbourne and has
ambitions in this regard, so football remains an outlet away from the pressures
of business for Price.
“At this stage I’m a year to year prospect – but I love Morningside,” he said.
And, one can add, Morningside obviously love him in return.
PLAYER PROFILE:
Name: Jarrod Price, 28yo.
From: Morningside Juniors.
Favourite position: Anywhere in the back lines.
Favourite AFL team: Collingwood.
Favourite AFL player: The late Darren Millane.
Favourite food: Asian.
Favourite movie/TV show: Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
Favourite music/band: Fat Boy Slim/Rage Against The Machine.
Craziest/scariest thing done: Skydiving.
Biggest pest at Morningside: Damien Bonney.
Other sports interests: Cricket, golf, kayaking, swimming.
Most admired sportsperson: Michael Jordan.
Premiership
Premiership Five Spoon
Mt Gravatt 2.7
NT Thunder 2.8
Gold Coast 4
Morningside 19 1.7
Broadbeach 19 1.7
Redland 19 1.7
Aspley 41 2.5
Southport 91 11
Labrador 7
Brisbane 1.1
NEAFL Round 20 Prices
Morningside 1.75 Redland 1.95 -8.5
Brisbane Lions 2.5 Gold Coast 1.5 -18.5
Broadbeach 1.5 Labrador 2.5 -18.5
Aspley 1.9 Southport 1.9 0
NT 1.9 Mt Gravatt 1.9 0
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NAB RISING STAR NOMINEE ROUND EIGHTEEN
Sam Michael - Redland
And he readily admits “it’s been killing me”.
By Peter Blucher
It’s an undeniable fact in football these days that expectation can weigh very heavily on
young shoulders in any and every facet of life. Just ask Redland’s Sam Michael.
The 19-year-old AIS/AFL Academy squad member has carried a monstrous load through
a year he hopes will get him into the AFL at the end of the season.
“Yes, I have felt the pressure,” he said, admitting he hasn’t played as consistently well as he would have liked.
“I want to play in the AFL so badly that it’s hard not to think about it.
“I set myself really high expectations and I haven’t really achieved them … then I
get down on myself and worry even more.”
Michael, who missed selection in the Australia Post Queensland U16 side in 2009,
has come a long way in a short space of time.
After moving to Brisbane last year and enjoying a stellar fi rst season with Redland
that included a standout role with the Australia Post Queensland U18 side and
selection into the 2010 AIS/AFL Academy he went into 2011 as one of the State’s
brightest prospects.
He did pre-season training with the Gold Coast Suns where he relished the chance
to work alongside full-time professionals.
“It was sensational – I loved being able to go over to a Nathan Bock and do some
work with him, or whoever. It was great to be in such an organized program and I
felt I really improved a lot in that short time,” he said.
Later, he toured Europe with the Academy squad alongside Bombers clubmate
Alex Sexton and Morningside’s Brian Coleman-Broome before a mixed campaign
with the Scorpions in the NAB Australian U18 Championships.
He’s seen little club football in such a busy year, and has played just three NEAFL games - for the Suns Reserves against NT
Thunder in Cairns in Round 16, and for Redland against Tuggeranong in Canberra in Round 17 and Mt.Gravatt at Victoria Point
in Round 19.
His effort against Mt.Gravatt last Saturday was outstanding and was rewarded with a nomination for the NAB NEAFL Rising
Star Award (Northern Conference).
Even opposition coach David Lake was impressed with the Bombers’ No.1 ruckman.
“He was absolutely exceptional,” said Lake. “Ryan Head is no slouch and Matty Skubis has a real crack but he (Michael) was
getting around the ground and giving us some real trouble.
“He was mobile, he was willing and he was clean, and he must have taken at least a dozen contested marks.
“I thought he was their best player and if you were an AFL recruiter the tape of his game would be an absolute must see.”
Michael’s game against the Vultures replicated his best afi eld effort for the Scorpions in their breakthrough win over the NT
Thunder in the U18 championships. He played in the ruck that day, too, after spending time in key defence and key forward
roles earlier in the U18 campaign.
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“I think for now ruck is my best spot because it frees me up more and allows me to play more to my strengths,” said the everpersonable
Michael, who was also a standout in cricket, basketball and cross country as a junior.
Down the track, though, he insists at 196cm he’s not going to be big enough to be a No.1 ruckman in the AFL. He’s more like
Collingwood’s Leigh Brown, who is fi lling a key role with the premiership favorites as a mobile marking forward and back-up
ruckman.
“But right now I’m not even thinking about that. I know I’ve still got a lot of work to do and I’m just trying to play well every
chance I get for the rest of the season,” he said.
“Last Saturday I didn’t worry too much about things – I just went out and played and it worked out OK. The ball just seems to
fi nd me,” he said.
“And I ate baked beans before the game – just as I did before the U18 game against the NT. That might be the secret,” he
added with a grin.
Regardless of what is the secret, Michael will fi nd it, according to Redland club development manager Craig Millar, because
he’s just so thorough.
“Honestly, his preparation is more professional than any other kid I’ve ever seen,”
said the highly-respected Millar.
“He is just so meticulous and is always looking for ways to get better. You’d think he’d
already had fi ve years in the AFL.”
Examples? Millar didn’t hesitate, pointing to Michael’s post-game ritual of immediately
pulling out a couple of small tins of tuna to restock his protein levels and aid his
recovery. Or doing as many as fi ve ice bath plunges when he’s only told to do one or
two.
“Last week I had to say to him “look, here are the keys, will you make sure you lock
up – I’ve got to get over to the after-match,” Millar said.
“A lot of kids will always look for a short-cut but he leaves absolutely nothing to
chance. Sometimes you’ve got to pull him up because he’ll want to do too much.”
Millar says Michael’s weekly training routine is “exceptional” and was delighted to
see his preparation fi nally rewarded with a powerhouse on-fi eld performance.
“He was right back to the form he showed 12 months ago. He was strong and aggressive,
his ruck work was superb, he used the ball well, and he took a couple of
clunking marks. Two marks he took in front of Gavin Grose I just went ‘wow’. It was
really outstanding.”
Michael, already invited to the AFL’s State Screening day in Melbourne ahead of the NAB AFL National Draft in November, is
the third Redland player nomination for the Rising Star Award behind Sexton, who was chosen when playing for the Suns Reserves,
and Trent Manzone.
Others in contention for this prestigious award are Mt.Gravatt’s Daniel Mowat and Nathan Reid, Morningside’s Peter Mollison,
Tom Bell and Peter Yagmoor, Aspley’s Michael Hutchinson, Brendan Colch and Adam Hughes, NT Thunder’s Jed Anderson
and Ross Tangatalum, the Brisbane Lions’ Richard Newell, Broadbeach’s Kallen Geary and Luke Shreeve and Labrador’s Jake
Goldsmith.
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TON OF MEMORIES FOR DERRICK
By Ron McDonald
Ultra-consistent Broadbeach half-back Jesse Derrick played the 100th and most memorable game of his NEAFL/QAFL career
last weekend.
In fact, the games that have given him the biggest buzz of his State League career have been the most recent.
“I was asked by our fi tness trainer before the NT game (two weeks ago) ‘of your 99 games, which one stands out?’ and I
couldn’t think of one,” Derrick said.
“Afterwards I said ‘there you go, that’s probably it’. Then after what happened last week (against the Gold Coast Suns Reserves),
that’s defi nitely up there.”
Broadbeach won a high class affair with the last two goals of the match to keep their fi nals hopes alive in a do-or-die affair.
“Just being the home ground, the home crowd was very vocal. The club area was going off,” Derrick said. “It was really good.”
A Palm Beach junior and well performed State Under 18, Derrick was a regular QAFL Rising Star nominee before he turned 21.
Still only 22, he has been a model of consistency through his nearly six seasons at senior level.
Runner-up best and fairest behind the brilliant Dayne Zorko last season, he fi nished third in 2007 and 2008, and fourth in 2009
in club champion voting.
Derrick’s durability has also been a huge asset to the Cats, having played his last 99 games in succession.
He is the fourth Cat behind Korey Fulton, Ben Tindall and Ben Walters to play 100 State League games for the blue and whites.
Not that he treated the milestone as anything special beforehand.
“Not really, I thought it was just another game,” he said. “I was more concerned with getting a win and keeping our season
alive.”
The Cats were on the verge of oblivion a month ago but have made an inspired charge at the fi nals with close wins over the
Brisbane Lions Reserves, Thunder and Suns.
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“Everyone wrote us off for three weeks. It’s good to silence a few of the people who didn’t give us a chance,” Derrick said.
He put down the Cats’ resurgence down to a genuine chemistry within the group.
“Everyone put in a good pre-season and we’ve got a real close group this year,” he said. “When we play our best footy we can
beat everyone.”
Derrick played fi nals in his fi rst season but the Cats were eliminated in
straight games after fi nishing second and looking a genuine premiership
threat. He believes the current group is more than capable of fi nishing in the
top five.
“Without a doubt,” he said. “We’ve had a core of this group together for three
to fi ve years and everyone knows what’s required.”
The Cats must get past the Tigers on Sunday to keep the dream alive.
“We have got a pretty good history against them at home,” Derrick said. “They
played in the grand final last year and they’ve got some quality players coming
back. But we can take a lot out of the last three games.”
Asked to name the most influential players he had been involved with at the
Cats, Derrick nominated four familiar names.
“Ben Walters taught me the ropes, James Drake, Korey Fulton obviously is a
legend of the club, and Dayne Zorko – those four stand out,” he said.
There have been plenty of changes in Derrick’s short time at the senior level,
with clubs coming and going and the QAFL morphing into the NEAFL.
“The competition has defi nitely got better,” he said. “Back then there were a
lot of fl oggings, 20 and 30 goals, week-in, week-out. Now it has stepped up a
lot more, with a lot of ex-AFL players and good kids running around.”
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Round 19 NEAFL Results & Ladder
Northern Conference
GWS Giants 4.6, 8.9, 13.13, 18.19 (127)
NT Thunder 4.1, 8.5, 11.7, 18.7 (115)
GOALS, GWS Giants: C. Hampton 4, A. Phillips 3, J. Cameron 2, J. Giles 1, A. Miles 1, D. Shiel 1, R. Cooyou 1, T. Golds 1,
J. Bruce 1, B. Casley 1, N. Wilson 1, I. Folau 1
NT Thunder: D. Ewing 5, J. Anderson 5, R. Tungatalum 3, J. Dignan 2, S. Tapp 1, R. Smith 1, P. Cox 1
BEST, GWS Giants: J. Cameron, C. Hampton, D. Shiel, N. Wilson, J. Townsend, A. Treloar
NT Thunder: J. Dignan, B. Palipuaminni, K. Vearncombe, J. Ilett, J. Anderson, A. Motlop
Southport 5.1, 6.5, 10.9, 15.18 (108)
Queanbeyan 2.3, 2.3, 4.10, 5.11 (41)
GOALS, Southport: C. Hughes 3, D. James 3, M. Quigley 2, E. Mallan 1, D. Grant 1, G. Screech 1, A. Devine 1, J. Baxter 1,
D. Putt 1, B. Davis 1
Queanbeyan: D. Campbell 2, J. Kavanagh 1, T. Dickinson 1, T. Conroy 1
BEST, Southport: B. Merrett, D. James, D. Lynch, D. Putt, A. Devine, E. Mallan
Queanbeyan: R. Jaques, S. Jolliffe, W. Griggs, A. Overs, S. Mackie, T. Dickinson
Mt Gravatt 5.3, 13.4, 18.9, 19.15 (129)
Redland 3.7, 6.12, 8.17, 9.24 (78)
GOALS, Mt Gravatt: D. Steven 5, A. Proud 3, C. Cameron 3, J. Furfaro 2, J. James 2, R. Estall 2, D. Mowat 2
Redland: J. Charlesworth 3, B. Weightman 2, J. Pullman 1, B. Rees 1, T. Salter 1, D. Dzufer 1
BEST, Mt Gravatt: N. Reid, A. Proud, C. Cameron, G. Grose, D. Steven, L. Scott
Redland: S. Michael, M. Thomson, T. Salter, B. Passfi eld, J. Hackett, R. Page
Broadbeach 5.5, 7.9, 8.11, 14.12 (96)
Gold Coast Suns 2.2, 7.4, 10.5, 12.8 (80)
GOALS, Broadbeach: J. Eagle 6, D. Zorko 3, D. Stewart 2, G. Underwood 1, K. Emery 1, N. Scott 1
Gold Coast Suns: C. Dixon 4, L. Moss 2, B. Matera 1, L. Patrick 1, N. Ablett 1, T. Alderson 1, R. Liddy 1, J. Daye 1
BEST, Broadbeach: D. Zorko, J. Eagle, G. Underwood, R. Walton, K. Emery, K. Geary
Gold Coast Suns: N. Ablett, J. Tippett, C. Dixon, T. Hine, J. Crawford, L. Patrick
Labrador 5.5, 10.9, 13.11, 14.14 (98)
Aspley 2.2, 5.3, 8.7, 12.11 (83)
GOALS, Labrador: N. Stockdale 2, M. Vigus 2, M. Jones 2, F. Sleeth 2, A. Clarke 1, T. Knobel 1, J. Shattock 1, R. Davey 1,
T. Featherstone 1, S. Paterson 1
Aspley: S. Stavenuiter 3, A. Hughes 3, J. Brain 3, B. Evans 1, M. Buchanan 1, R. Toye 1
BEST, Labrador: S. Wrigley, T. Grayson, A. Clarke, T. Featherstone, M. McGill, M. Jones
Aspley: J. Teale, T. Falconer, M. Hutchinson, M. Buchanan, J. James, B. Colch
Brisbane Lions 4.2, 8.4, 10.6, 13.10 (88)
Morningside 3.4, 4.8, 10.12, 12.16 (88)
GOALS, Brisbane Lions: A. Kitching 3, B. Retzlaff 2, M. Austin 1, J. Drummond 1, M. Golby 1, C. Bartlett 1, R. Newell 1,
M. Dillon 1, J. Polec 1, D. Barry 1
Morningside: S. Mugavin 3, K. Abey 1, J. Thomlinson 1, J. Allen 1, R. Holman 1, J. Gough 1, D. Lillico 1, A. Spackman 1,
A. Potter 1, T. Bell 1
BEST, Brisbane Lions: T. Collier, M. Golby, A. Kitching, R. Newell, C. Bartlett, R. Harwood
Morningside: P. Shelton, T. Bell, A. Spackman, P. Yagmoor, J. Price, J. Starcevich
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Team P W L D For Agst % Pts
NT Thunder 16 12 4 0 1804 1299 138.8 48
Mt Gravatt 16 12 4 0 1647 1413 116.5 48
Gold Coast Suns 16 10 6 0 1524 1326 114.9 40
Redland 16 8 8 0 1617 1532 105.5 32
Aspley 16 8 8 0 1507 1452 103.7 32
Broadbeach 16 8 8 0 1425 1468 97.0 32
Morningside 16 7 8 1 1440 1569 91.7 30
Southport 16 7 9 0 1355 1542 87.8 28
Labrador 16 5 11 0 1257 1538 81.7 20
Brisbane Lions 16 3 12 1 1428 1606 88.9 14
Round 19 NEAFL Results & Ladder
Eastern Conference
Sydney Swans 1.6, 6.10, 11.13, 17.15 (117)
Belconnen 0.2, 0.3, 1.5, 1.11 (17)
GOALS, Sydney Swans: J. Moore 4, P. Bevan 3, J. White 3, M. Spangher 2, B. Meredith 1, K. Murphy 1, J. Potter 1,
E. Kruger 1, J. Lamb 1
Belconnen: C. York 1
BEST, Sydney Swans: J. Moore, M. Seaby, P. Bevan, M. Spangher, B. Meredith, J. White
Belconnen: M. Porter, A. Bennett, C. York, O. Tweeddale, B. Dess, S. Curtis
Eastlake 6.3, 13.8, 22.10, 29.18 (192)
Tuggeranong 3.5, 6.6, 8.7, 10.12 (72)
GOALS, Eastlake: J. Duce 7, H. Armstrong 5, D. Roulstone 4, A. Bruce 4, P. McGrath 3, L. McMahon 2, M. Taylforth 2,
B. Maiden 1, C. Gibson 1
Tuggeranong: D. Johnston 3, M. Ghirardello 2, A. Pocock 1, B. Cleaver 1, Z. Lamb 1, J. McCabe 1, C. Murch 1
BEST, Eastlake: M. Frail, J. Duce, S. Smith, C. Gibson, B. Maiden, J. Ainsworth
Tuggeranong :D. Johnson, K. Masters, B. Cleaver, D. Smith, D. Nolen, C. Prowse
Team P W L B For Agst % Pts
Sydney Swans 15 13 2 2 1765 831 212.3 52
Ainslie 14 11 3 3 1420 1109 128.0 44
GWS Giants 14 10 3 3 1429 1159 123.3 40
Eastlake 15 7 8 2 1401 1354 103.4 28
Tuggeranong 15 5 10 2 1253 1769 70.8 20
Queanbeyan 14 3 11 3 1095 1572 69.6 12
Belconnen 15 1 14 2 939 1767 53.1 4
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Round 19 Reserves Results
Aspley 5.4, 11.7, 15.10, 19.11 (125)
Labrador 2.2, 5.4, 7.7, 9.10 (64)
GOALS, Aspley: C. Evans 5, M. Scholard 5, C. Pickering 3, D. Brown 2, B. Backwell 1, S. Crook 1, J. Ives 1, T. Panoho 1
Labrador: N. Gurciullo 3, C. Munson 2, A. Cooke 1, J. Alexander 1, J. Matthews 1, M. Triffett 1
BEST, Aspley: C. Evans, J. Wagner, G. McIvor, C. Buchanan, M. Scholard, F. Thompson
Labrador: J. Matthews, J. Alexander, M. Triffett, J. Slattery, B. Vigus, J. Sporne
i Redland 4.1, 5.5, 11.7, 13.12 (90)
Mt Gravatt 2.3, 5.5, 9.8, 11.11 (77)
GOALS, Redland: A. Corrie 5, J. Carey 3, M. Beattie 2, N. Clarke 1, K. Daley 1, M. Sondergeld 1
Mt Gravatt: P. Labi 3, J. Pennycuick 2, A. Pirika 2, J. Robinson 2, F. Neate 1, J. Smith 1
BEST, Redland: E. Tupia, J. Carey, M. Sondergeld, G. Webb, A. Corrie, J. Turner
Mt Gravatt: W. Hamill, S. James, J. Smith, J. Lake, J. Murphy, B. Stewart
Morningside 3.1, 5.3, 9.3, 12.5 (77)
Broadbeach 1.3, 4.7, 7.9, 10.11 (71)
GOALS, Morningside: B. Keyser 2, J. Bruekers 2, S. Faure 1, B. Delbridge 1, J. Williams 1, A. Nash 1, H. Joyce 1, R. Tagell 1,
B. McNiece 1, L. Edwards 1
Broadbeach: M. Kavic 3, A. Campbell 2, J. Searl 1, D. Jameson 1, B. Nelson 1, J. Rolfe 1, B. Cooper 1
BEST, Morningside: R. Tagell, A. Nash, J. Williams, A. Diamond, J. Wallin, S. Faure
Broadbeach: J. Searl, N. Ellis, A. Rolfe, T. Rolfe, N. Brown, B. Morgan
Team P W L For Agst % Pts
Southport 14 11 3 1332 844 157.8 44
Mt Gravatt 15 10 5 1363 1098 124.1 40
Redland 14 9 5 1420 984 144.3 36
Aspley 14 9 5 404 1027 136.7 36
Morningside 14 9 5 1202 1035 116.1 36
Broadbeach 14 2 12 862 1406 61.3 8
Labrador 15 0 15 651 1840 35.3 0
NEAFL Football Record Issue18 13th - 14 th August 2011 Page 14

DEVINE EQUALS CLUB RECORD
By Ron McDonald
Determined Southport utility Adam Devine is on the brink of history, equalling the record for the most number of State League
game by a Sharks player at Aspley this round.
Devine battled through frustrating injury problems early in the year that cost him four
games to reach the 218-game mark today.
He will share the record with Shaun ‘Shakin’ Stephens, another durable, tough utility who
gave everything to the black and whites.
The milestone comes on a huge day for the Sharks, who can maintain their fi nals hopes
with victory over an equally desperate Aspley.
Devine and Stephens are the only two Sharks to have managed 200 games at State
League level, although Zane Taylor compiled 225 games for Southport across the Gold
Coast and State Leagues, while Davey Burns played 238 games in the Gold Coast competition.
If the Sharks can win and Devine gets through unscathed, his record-breaking game will
take on even more consequence at Redland next week in the fi nal qualifying round.
Turning 30 next week, Devine has played a number of roles through a career that has
reaped three premierships.
He was the competition’s best tagger for a number of years through the mid-2000s, but
can play equally well in defence or at half-forward.
MILESTONE FOR JARRED ILETT
By Ron McDonald
The man who led the way for the Northern Territory Thunder in their fi rst two seasons celebrates his 50th game for the club in
the blockbuster top-of-the-table clash against Mt Gravatt in Darwin tonight.
Jarred Ilett was inspirational in the way that he bonded the fledgling side in 2009, and was so good individually that he started
as one of the favourites for the Grogan Medal.
He was not successful, but a panel of independent judges were impressed enough to install
the ‘newcomer’ as captain of the QAFL Team of the Year in that memorable fi rst season.
Ilett fi nished a close second behind brother Cameron in the Thunder best and fairest voting,
and was eighth last year despite battling injury through much of the season.
The Iletts can take enormous credit for the evolution of the Thunder into a genuine premiership
threat in a short period of time and both have the happy knack of doing their best work
in a crisis when the team needs them the most.
Jarred sits third on the list of games played by men wearing the Thunder jumper, just behind
Cameron (51 games) and full-forward Darren Ewing (52 matches).
A two-time winner of the NTFL’s Nicholls Medal for the best player in the competition and
four-time premiership player with St Mary’s, he is also a one-time member of the Australian
Under 19 basketball team that toured China and South Korea.
Born and bred in Darwin, the 29-year-old works as a fireman. If his side can douse the challenge
of a fi red-up Mt Gravatt, there will be greater milestones ahead, starting with a likely
home second semi-fi nal.
NEAFL Football Record Issue 18 13th - 14th August 2011 Page 15

TIPSTERS POLL
GC Suns
Southport
Mt Gravatt
Morningside
Labrador
GC Suns
Aspley
NT Thunder
Morningside
Broadbeach
GC Suns
Southport
Mt Gravatt
Morningside
Labrador
Matthew Ridley Richard Griffi ths Daron Jackson
Main Event (42) AFLQ (54) Main Event (49)
GC Suns
Southport
Mt Gravatt
Morningside
Broadbeach
GC Suns
Southport
NT THunder
Morningside
Broadbeach
GC Suns
Aspley
NT Thunder
Morningside
Broadbeach
Nick Smart Grey Morris Jess Webster
GC Bulletin (54) NT News (52) NT News (49)
Brisbane
Aspley
NT Thunder
Morningside
Broadbeach
GC Suns
Southport
NT Thunder
Morningside
Labrador
Ron McDonald
Terry Wilson
AFLQ (62) Media Hall of Fame (60)
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NEAFL “TEAM OF THE WEEK”
Backs:
Half Backs:
Centres:
Half Forwards:
Forwards:
Ruck:
Interchange:
Todd Grayson (Labrador), Gavin Grose (Mt Gravatt), Tom Collier (Lions)
Tom Bell (Morningside), Ben Merrett (Southport), Steve Wrigley (Labrador)
David James (Southport), Albert Proud (Mt Gravatt), Kallen Geary (Broadbeach)
Damian Steven (Mt Gravatt), Nathan Ablett (Suns), Griffi n Underwood (Broadbeach)
Jed Anderson (NT), Jason Eagle (Broadbeach), Paul Shelton (Morningside)
Sam Michael (Redland), Jake Dignan (NT), Dayne Zorko (Broadbeach)
Jeff Teale (Aspley), Joel Tippett (Suns), Rory Walton (Broadbeach),
Mitch Golby (Lions), Nathan Reid (Mt Gravatt)
RAY HUGHSON LEADING
GOAL KICKER
Darren Ewing NT Thunder 88
Jason Eagle Broadbeach 46
Aaron Cornelius Brisbane Lions 46
Josh Pullman Redland 45
Ross Tungatalum NT Thunder 45
Jacob Furfaro Mt Gravatt 37
Ben Weightman Redland 37
Shaun Mugavin Morningside 35
James Charlesworth Redland 34
Kent Abey Morningside 33
NEAFL Field Umpires
1 David Silver
2 Cameron Johnson-Pfeiffer (N/T)
3 Jason Baldwin
4 Matt McKenzie
6 Brent Cue
7 Andrew Stephens
8 Brett Kronk
9 Ben Ryan
10 Todd Cappell
11 Ashley Dunstan
12 Aaron Hall
13 Simon Walker
15 James Waldorff
16 Troy Friend
18 Chris Kamolins
19 Scott Miller
20 David Armstrong
22 Chris Fawcett
23 Sam Ward
24 Ryan McConnell
25 Peter Folley
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Coach
Nathan Clarke
Brisbane Lions
No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B
1st
Qtr
2nd
Qtr
3rd
Qtr
Lions
Suns
1 Mitch CLARK 19.10.87 200 99 East Fremantle/Riverton
3 Sam SHELDON 08.03.89 183 79 Oakleigh Chargers
4 Jared POLEC 12.10.92 189 80 Woodville West Torrens
7 Jed ADCOCK 15.11.85 184 84 Rebels/Maryborough
8 Matt AUSTIN 30.03.89 185.5 80 Nth Ballarat Rebels
9 Ashley McGRATH 20.05.83 183 82 Sth Fremantle/Armadale
10 Daniel RICH 07.06.90 183 84 Sorrento Duncraig JFC
11 Pearce HANLEY 15.11.88 185 85 ayo - Ireland
12 James HAWKSLEY 05.02.89 187 80 Peel (WA)
13 Callum BARTLETT 19.06.91 179 75 Geelong Falcons
14 Brent STAKER 23.05.84 196 96 NSW/ACT/West Coast
15 Xavier CLARKE 28.09.83 181 78 St.Mary’s (NT)/St. Kilda
17 Claye BEAMS 01.09.91 182 78 Labrador
18 Todd BANFIELD 28.06.90 183 78 Swan Districts
19 Jamie CHARMAN 16.07.82 200 104 Eagles/Sandgate
22 Tom COLLIER 25.03.89 192 86 Tassie Mariners
23 Matt LEUNBERGER 07.06.88 204 102 East Fremantle
24 Joel PATFULL 07.12.84 190 88 Norwood/Payneham
25 Bart McCULLOCH 23.09.90 198 88 South Launceston
26 Ryan HARWOOD 08.07.91 183 81 Glenorchy
27 Josh DYSON 12.08.91 181 71 Eastern Rangers
28 Patrick KARNEZIS 23.04.92 191 80 Oakleigh Chargers
29 Andrew RAINES 08.03.86 183 82 Southport/Richmond
30 Jack REDDEN 09.12.90 189 76 Glenelg
31 James POLKINGHORNE 21.01.89 183.5 86 Calder Cannons
32 Cheynee STILLER 03.05.86 187 84 Zillmere Eagles / Aspley
33 Amon BUCHANAN 10.10.82 179 83 Geelong U18/Sydney
34 Jesse O’BRIEN 13.02.91 184 71 North Adelaide
35 Ryan LESTER 26.08.92 191 83 Oakleigh Chargers
36 Matt MAGUIRE 30.05.84 192 100 Geelong U18/St. Kilda
37 Bryce RETZLAFF 29.06.91 195 86 Labrador
38 Tom ROCKLIFF 22.02.90 183 83 Murray Bushrangers
39 Josh DRUMMOND 19.04.83 189 87 Eagles/Maroochydore
40 Nial McKEEVER 16.02.89 196 95 County Antrim (Ireland)
41 Mitch GOLBY 03.10.91 183 82 Gippsland Power
42 Josh GREEN 24.08.92 177 76 Clarence
43 Rohan BEWICK 10.10.89 184 76 West Perth
44 Aaron CORNELIUS 29.05.90 192 86 Tassie Mariners
45 Brad HARVEY 16.04.92 185 83 Eastern Rangers
46 Broc McCAULEY 20.12.86 202 98 Southport
47 Donald BARRY 05.03.89 180 80 Mt Gravatt
48 Richard NEWELL 23.03.93 186 82 Newtown Swans
49 Matt GREEN 28.08.90 173 75 Western Magpies
50 Alex KITCHING 08.10.92 180 81 Western Magpies
51 Jack PARKES 24.07.91 180 79 Western Magpies
52 Scott CLARKE 07.05.90 193 84 Western Magpies
53 Cameron MITCHELHILL 23.02.91 193 85 Western Magpies
54 Jack FOX 08.07.94 172 68 Western Magpies
55 Nathan NEWCASTLE 15.10.93 195 90 Western Magpies
56 Callum CARSELDINE 20.03.91 179 83 Western Magpies
57 Steve TURNER 07.07.91 182 74 Western Magpies
58 Chris HUNT 29.01.91 192 80 Western Magpies
59 Conrad HUDGHTON 28.02.92 186 84 Western Magpies
60 Matt DILLON 23.02.89 190 90 Western Magpies
61 Tony FLYNN 18.02.93 175 70 Western Magpies
62 Brady THOMAS 30.10.93 181 82 Western Magpies
63 Kurt SENGSTOCK 10.06.91 190 84 Western Magpies
64 Jack GREEN 05.05.93 184 80 Western Magpies
65 Connor SENGSTOCK 0.06.91 190 86 Western Magpies
66 Daniel HOPE 03.01.91 183 75 Western Magpies
67 Timothy COLBURN 08.01.93 186 78 Western Magpies
68 Billy MOORHEAD 23.06.91 185 84 Western Magpies
70 Lachlan WOODS-HONOUR 23.02.93 183 82 Western Magpies
F inal
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Gold Coast Suns
Coach
Shaun Hart
No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B
1 Marc LOCK 21/06/91 192 83 Southport
2 Zac SMITH 22/02/90 206 98 Zillmere
3 Jared BRENNAN 28/07/84 195 96 Brisbane/Southern Dist
4 Maverick WELLER 13/02/92 182 83 Burnie Dockers
5 Jarrod HARBROW 18/07/88 178 74 Western Bulldogs/Cairns
6 Alik MAGIN 13/04/91 181 72 Pomona
7 Karmichael HUNT 17/11/86 186 93 Ang Grammar/Broncos
8 Luke RUSSELL 24/01/92 186 81 Burnie Dockers
9 Gary ABLETT 14/05/84 182 88 Geelong
10 Lewis MOSS 04/02/92 195 85 Port Douglas
12 Jack STANLAKE 28/02/91 190 79 Southport
13 Hayden JOLLY 04/04/92 183 85 Glenelg
14 Nathan KRAKOUER 05/05/88 182 80 Port Adelaide/Claremont
15 Piers FLANAGAN 31/03/92 189 80 Geelong U/18
16 Rory THOMPSON 12/03/91 200 97 Southport
17 Josh FRASER 05/01/82 202 100 Collingwood/Murray u/18
18 Trent MCKENZIE 03/04/92 188 83 Western U/18
19 Joe DAYE 02/02/90 194 83 Zillmere
20 Joshua TOY 18/04/92 185 87 Calder U/18/PEGGS
21 Daniel HARRIS 10/05/82 180 79 North Melbourne
22 Tom NICHOLLS 04/03/92 200 94 Sandringham U/18
23 Charlie DIXON 23/09/90 202 105 Redlands/Cairns
24 David SWALLOW 19/11/92 186 83 East Fremantle
25 Danny STANLEY 18/02/88 186 88 Collingwood/Geelong U/18
26 Matt SHAW 05/02/92 188 75 Dandenong U/18
27 Michael COAD 13/09/83 192 86 Sturt
28 Roland AH CHEE 21/11/90 181 81 Norwood
29 Taylor HINE 24/01/92 182 78 Calder U/18
30 Campbell BROWN 28/08/83 179 85 Hawthorn/Oakleigh U/18
31 Jack STANLEY 03/01/90 192 82 Zillmere
32 Brandon MATERA 11/03/92 174 68 South Fremantle
33 Rex LIDDY 02/01/92 181 88 Kenmore
34 Jack HUTCHINS 20/02/92 191 92 Sandringham U/18
35 Michael RISCHITELLI 08/01/86 184 82 Brisbane Lions
36 Sam ILES 19/06/87 185 83 Box Hill/ Collingwood
37 Harley BENNELL 02/10/92 185 74 Peel Thunder
38 Joel WILKINSON 29/11/91 186 81 Broadbeach
39 Sam DAY 06/09/92 196 96 Sturt
40 Tom HICKEY 06/03/91 201 87 Morningside
41 Dion PRESTIA 12/10/92 175 82 Calder U/18
42 Joshua CADDY 18/09/92 186 82 Northern Knights
43 Liam PATRICK 04/04/88 185 73 Wanderers
44 Nathan BOCK 20/03/83 194 92 Adelaide
45 Steven MAY 10/01/92 190 93 Melb Grammar/Sth Dists
46 Tom LYNCH 31/10/92 199 91 Dandenong U/18
47 Daniel GORRINGE 02/06/92 200 88 Norwood
48 Seb TAPE 06/08/92 191 81 Glenelg
49 Jacob GILBEE 13/09/92 184 76 Lauderdale/Sorrell
50 Jeremy TAYLOR 17/06/92 191 83 Geelong U/18
51 Jake CRAWFORD 05/03/92 190 86 Pomona
52 Joel TIPPETT 26/10/88 195 91 Brisbane/Southport
55 Nathan ABLETT 13/12/85 194 96 Broadbeach/Geelong
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Coach
Matt Angus
Captain
Matt Fife
Broadbeach Cats
No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B
1st
Qtr
Cats
Suns
1 Dayne ZORKO 09/02/89 175 76 Surfers Paradise
2 Jaran PANTIC 10/02/87 181 83 Redlands
3 Kallen GEARY* 30/05/91 179 78 Sandringham
4 Luke SHREEVE* 26/07/92 182 78 Broadbeach/SUNS
5 Taylor ROLFE* 03/07/91 175 78 Broadbeach
7 Martin CURTIS 02/08/87 179 78 Newtown & Chilwell
8 Korey FULTON 02/03/77 186 90 Sth Warrnambool
9 Aaron ROLFE 02/10/89 177 78 Broadbeach
10 Jesse DERRICK 16/12/88 187 85 Palm Beach
11 Michael COOKE 02/06/89 186 90 Broadbeach
12 Darin STEWART 04/09/89 190 84 Devonport.Tas
13 Kieran EMERY* 12/09/91 193 87 North Shore
14 Taylor HALEY 10/09/84 183 85 Devonport.Tas
15 Rory WALTON 30/06/85 183 80 Claremont
16 Jason EAGLE 15/02/86 187 92 Shepparton United
17 Ryan PANTIC 04/01/90 175 80 Redlands
18 Ryan CLOUGH 11/06/86 183 80 Southport
19 Adam McKENZIE* 13/03/92 180 78 Broadbeach
20 Josh SEARL 23/11/90 177 76 Broadbeach
21 Ryan BOWER 16/06/92 175 73 Surfers Paradise
23 Nick SCOTT 30/05/89 180 81 Newtown & Chilwell
24 Matt FIFE 30/04/87 182 84 Palm Beach
25 Tom DAVIDSON* 17/03/94 178 78 Broadbeach
26 Nathan QUICK 06/09/89 190 84 Broadbeach
27 Griffi n UNDERWOOD 07/10/85 178 85 Belconnen
28 Dan SKRINIS 06/01/87 172 77 Southport
30 Nick O’HARE 25/11/88 182 82 Geelong West, St Peters
31 Liam FRAWLEY 24/10/90 185 76 Broadbeach
32 Jackson EMBLEM 04/07/88 191 90 Broadbeach
33 Jackson ROLFE 24/02/93 178 74 Broadbeach
34 James FITZGERALD 21/05/90 177 75 Mudgeeraba
35 Tyler GREEN 23/01/91 190 83 Broadbeach
36 Nick ELLIS* 11/06/92 183 77 Coolangatta
37 James KENNEDY 05/10/88 203 94 Old Scotch
38 Scott LINDEBLAD 24/02/86 191 90 Broadbeach
39 Andrew BOSTON* 23/03/94 179 73 Broadbeach
41 Mitch SCALE 19/02/91 180 79 Broadbeach
42 Josh KOLKA* 23/03/93 198 85 Brodbeach
43 Ben WILLIAMS 09/09/86 180 80 Adelaide Amateurs
44 Mitchell NIBBS 08/03/92 189 81 Palm Beach
45 Matthew HENEKER 27/03/92 189 79 Palm Beach
46 Brent COOPER 25/05/87 183 80 Fish Creek
47 Aaron NICHOLLS 13/09/82 198 91 Broadbeach
48 Nick BROWN 01/01/90 188 86 Broadbeach
49 Mitch KAVIC* 21/03/92 183 80 Broadbeach
50 Sean GOEDHEER 10/04/90 171 72 Mudgeeraba
51 Tom HANSEN 02/05/86 178 82 Broadbeach
52 Daniel JAMESON 13/07/87 183 79 Broadbeach
53 Andrew CAMPBELL 19/10/90 185 80 Ocean Grove
54 Mitch BREWER* 05/07/92 200 98 Coolangatta
55 Blair MORGAN 01/11/88 186 87 Broadbeach
56 Matthew CORREA 25/05/92 177 74 Carrara
58 Ben NELSON 06/04/86 187 83 Burleigh
2nd
Qtr
3rd
Qtr
F inal
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Labrador Tigers
No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B
Coach
Tim Notting / Brad Moore
Captain
Aaron Shattock
1 Trent KNOBEL (VC) 23/03/80 203 105 Richmond FC
2 Mat CLARKE 02/05/86 188 80 Labrador Juniors
3 Nathan GURCIULLO 09/02/78 182 83 Labrador Juniors
4 Dean GAVIN 05/07/91 177 73 Koroit
5 Aaron SHATTOCK ( C) 02/05/80 187 87 Port Adelaide
6 Ryan DAVEY 14/07/86 179 75 Warragul
7 Todd FEATHERSTONE 28/08/81 172 70 St George
8 Tim NOTTING 21/10/78 188 89 Brisbane Lions
9 Steve WRIGLEY 18/04/87 187 75 Blackburn
10 Rick WHITE 19/11/87 194 99 Killarney Vale
11 Mark McGILL 11/03/90 180 82 Coolangatta
12 James SLATTERY 06/07/82 185 85 West Adelaide
13 Russell ALLEWAY 17/02/83 196 86 Redland Bombers
14 Michael GUGLIOTTA 26/06/90 195 84 Gold Coast FC
15 Nick STOCKDALE 09/08/89 190 85 Southern Districts
16 Fred SLEETH 28/03/90 196 98 Southport
17 Jake GOLDSMITH* 14/11/91 197 82 Brothers Bulldogs
18 Matt JONES 18/10/87 188 81 South Croydon
19 James BOOTH 17/05/85 174 65 Morningside
20 Ryan HUDSON 09/11/90 177 76 Moama
21 Todd GRAYSON 27/09/91 185 76 Gold Coast FC
22 Shane PATERSON (VC) 12/11/84 179 78 Langwarrin
23 Mark VIGUS 21/03/85 179 77 Sandhurst
24 Gerard MOORE 05/07/91 199 105 Western Magpies
25 James MATTHEWS* 07/02/93 174 75 Labrador Junior
26 Blake BANTOFT 03/03/92 193 88 Broadbeach
27 Michael DOYLE 07/04/83 180 82 Queenbeyan
28 Mark REILLY 02/09/84 180 85 Healsville
29 Jack WATMUFF* 19/09/93 179 72 Labrador Junior
30 Tauryan ZIMMER 08/12/88 187 83 Broadbeach
31 Andrew WITHERS 18/02/87 179 80 Langwarrin
32 Jason HOWARD (VC) 04/02/87 174 78 Kingborough
33 Adam COOKE 27/04/79 194 105 Southport
34 Adam CLARKE* 15/03/92 174 71 Southport
35 Josh CAVANAGH 16/02/90 184 76 Norwood
36 Jared SHATTOCK 12/03/85 187 82 Sacred heart OC
37 Ethyn ZIMMER 08/03/83 198 91 Southport
39 Jack GOODWIN 18/04/92 184 79 Labrador Juniors
40 Trent GOLDFINCH* 09/12/91 191 82 Surfers Paradise
41 Justin HARDING* 02/04/91 175 75 Mt Gravatt
42 Tom FIELDS* 19/12/92 191 84 Labrador Juniors
43 Joel GARTNER* 13/07/92 190 80 Labrador Juniors
44 Mick TALBOT 21/04/81 181 83 Old Brighton
45 Lachlan Y-MCKEOWN 17/11/87 182 83 Coolangatta
46 Nick WALKER 15/03/89 178 70 Surfers Paradise
47 Brett PARKER 20/05/92 178 72 Coomera
48 Michael FORSDYKE 10/12/93 186 78 Burleigh
49 Jake JONES* 10/08/93 188 78 Labrador Juniors
50 Julian Y-McKEOWN 24/03/91 190 85 Coolangatta
51 Dean VIGUS 05/11/88 174 85 Strathfi eldsaye
52 Brad VIGUS 05/11/88 174 85 Strathfi eldsaye
53 Levi SANDS* 07/01/93 193 80 North Coffs
54 Rob ALLEWAY 04/12/87 194 90 Alex Hills
55 Peter EVERITT 03/05/74 203 105 Sydney Swans
56 Mickey ABBEY 08/09/94 185 73 Labrador Juniors
57 Dustin MILLS 28/04/81 189 80 Corowa Rutherglen
59 Dustin RODWAY 26/12/89 185 90 Coolangatta
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Coach
Russell Evans
Captain
Robert Copeland
Aspley Hornets
No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B
1st
Qtr
2nd
Qtr
3rd
Qtr
Hornets
Sharks
1 Matt SHIR 12/9/81 186 90 Wodonga Bulldogs
2 Jamie SHEAHAN 11/8/90 182 80 Mansfi eld
3 Dan ROY 9/11/87 182 81 Mansfi eld
4 Mitch McKEE 30/11/89 185 78 Sth Barwon
5 Brent EVANS 16/10/78 188 85 Port Melbourne
6 Micah BUCHANAN 9/11/84 180 78 Colac Tigers
7 Mathew NICKERSON 17/3/91 178 72 Aspley
8 Sam STAVENUITER 2/7/89 197 97 Sth Barwon
9 Trent AARONS 14/3/89 185 89 Sandgate
10 Ryan THOMPSON 7/2/91 185 84 Mt Gravatt
11 Jacob GREEN 7/7/92 179 73 Aspley
12 Reece TOYE 26/5/89 182 76 Aspley
13 Calum BUCHANAN * 24/7/91 176 72 Colac Tigers
14 Daniel BRITTAIN 7/5/89 178 78 Aspley
15 Mathew DAVIS 2/10/89 188 80 Western Magpies/Coburg
16 Tyson HARTWIG 21/4/88 190 97 Wangaratta Rovers
17 James LINTON 2/5/91 187 80 Colac Tigers
18 Steven BRITTAIN 2/10/87 186 92 Southport
19 Declan BEVAN 29/3/10 197 93 Aspley
20 Robert THOMPSON 12/10/89 179 78 Aspley
21 Mathew TUCKER 4/10/88 190 81 Aspley
22 Adam HUGHES 8/11/91 183 83 Sandgate
23 David KIRWAN 4/4/88 180 82 Aspley
24 Brandon BACKWELL 1/4/89 180 81 St Marys
25 James NELIS * 7/4/92 189 89 Sandgate
26 James BRAIN 24/4/90 187 87 Noosa
27 Dylan FRY 28/10/87 183 86 Aspley
28 Grayson McIVOR 5/6/91 180 76 Wilston Grange
29 Mathew TREWHELLA 25/10/85 186 90 South Barwon
30 Robert COPELAND 26/5/81 190 82 Brisbane Lions
31 Dylan REID 18/1/89 200 100 Aspley
32 Jeff TEALE 20/11/84 187 80 Mayne
33 Brendan PAGE 1/11/83 198 96 Noosa
34 Luke EDGECOMBE 21/7/91 182 77 Aspley
35 Jeadyn HALL 16/6/93 188 77 Aspley
36 Liam RUTLEDGE 8/3/92 193 81 Aspley
37 Brendan COLCH 2/4/91 194 77 Kedron Lions/Sandgate
38 Tom FALCONER 9/2/89 191 78 Mayne
39 Mitch SCHOLARD 27/8/91 187 86 Caloundra
40 Thomas HENDERSON 8/4/91 189 84 Aspley
41 Michael HUTCHINSON * 14/1/91 189 80 Sandgate
42 Corey EVANS 23/8/89 189 82 Aspley
43 Sam COEN 24/2/86 178 76 Sylvan
44 Scott WATERS 14/7/88 183 82 Aspley
45 Aaron EVANS 27/10/90 186 80 Aspley
46 Billy DRIFFIELD 25/8/92 182 80 Aspley
47 Jackson RYAN 6/9/92 185 81 Caloundra
48 Fraser RYAN 12/4/92 182 81 Aspley
49 Josh WAGNER 24/6/94 185 80 Aspley
50 Andrew McMAHON 3/5/80 201 105 Mayne
51 Luke MUIRHEAD 2/2/86 188 86 Mulgrave
52 Tim HIGGINS * 19/8/91 185 75 Yeppoon
53 Fraser THOMPSON * 7/12/93 190 80 Aspley
54 Jack JAMES * 16/6/93 188 78 Kedron
55 Aaron LASKEY* 14/9/93 183 79 Noosa
56 Shaun CROOK * 19/8/94 188 80 Aspley
57 Daniel BROWN * 26/4/94 181 75 Aspley
58 Josh WAGNER * 24/6/94 187 80 Aspley
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Southport Sharks
No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B
Coach
Norm Dare
Captain
Daniel Wise
1 Glenn SCREECH 17/07/87 180 80 Southport
2 Dalton TUCKER* 26/02/93 183 77 Soutport
3 Matthew PAYNE 15/09/85 180 77 Zillmere Eagles
4 Dane CARMODY 11/10/79 178 80 Subiaco
5 Darren O’BRIEN 06/02/77 182 82 Mildura VIC
6 David LYNCH 10/09/84 176 75 Coolangatta
7 Cleve HUGHES 15/01/87 193 98 Richmond/Norwood
8 Daniel WEYMOUTH 28/03/88 196 100 Lake Wendouree VIC
10 Brett DAVIS 02/06/90 182 78 Warrugul VIC
11 Connor PETTERSSON 05/12/89 179 80 Ainslie A.C.T.
12 Tom DANIEL 14/10/83 190 90 Ainslie A.C.T.
14 Daniel WISE 19/10/81 180 80 Southport
15 Matthew FOWLER 10/11/91 188 85 Western Magpies
16 Kurt NIKLAUS 07/07/81 186 95 Warrnambool VIC
17 Adam DEVINE 21/08/81 188 80 Southport
18 Jesse HABERFIELD* 17/01/91 182 75 Southport
19 Wayde MILLS 29/08/87 195 95 Southport/Glenelg
20 Matthew QUIGLEY 09/10/87 186 88 Werribee VFL
21 Josh BAXTER 25/09/86 188 89 Mortlake-Terang VIC
22 Ryan MAETAM 09/06/93 200 100 Southport
23 Dean PUTT 10/04/89 202 98 Richmond/Wood End
24 Ben MERRETT 01/12/87 194 95 Surfers Paradise
25 Dane GRANT 09/07/88 193 95 Surfers Paradise
26 Ben HEADLAND 26/01/89 193 90 Southport
27 Brodie GRANT 31/08/91 180 75 Broadbeach
28 Brad SCALZO 15/10/87 176 72 Narre Warren VIC
29 Nathan TREVENA 11/04/90 179 79 Tea Tree Gully
30 Joel MALONE 10/01/84 176 80 Maryborough VIC
31 Jarrod SEARLE 11/02/88 176 80 Lake Wendouree
32 Brock ASKEY* 03/11/92 172 70 Palm Beach
33 Kapun MORRIS 06/05/85 180 75 Southport
34 Wyatt BACON* 29/04/93 186 80 Southport
35 Bradley SLATER* 24/09/91 195 90 Young NSW
36 Fraser THURLOW* 06/01/93 196 95 Southport
37 Nathan SHARP 12/10/93 185 78 Coolangatta
38 Nick JOHNSTONE 02/10/90 188 90 North Launceston
39 Josh COTHER 11/07/87 185 83 Cairns Saints
40 Zac CALLINAN 18/01/90 184 75 Southport
41 Hayden BROWNE 09/10/88 184 81 Leongatha VIC
42 Regan SALTER* 17/08/92 176 75 Surfers Paradise
43 David JAMES 28/11/80 180 80 Hastings MPFL Vic
44 Mitch HOPKINS* 19/02/94 180 75 Southport
45 Peter LAVAL 18/02/91 195 95 Southport
46 Josh CLARKE 07/12/89 197 100 Lake Wendouree VIC
47 Edward MALLAN* 03/10/91 180 80 Morningside
48 Josh MILANI* 05/03/91 194 95 Subiaco WAFL
49 Matthew SMITH 02/10/89 180 80 Shepparton
50 Dale GREGSON 29/01/92 178 75 Southport
51 Ty FANKHAUSER 14/03/93 180 80 Southport
52 Ryder COURT 27/07/93 188 78 Southport
53 Chris TALBOT 20/03/92 170 68 Southport
55 Tyrone ALDERSON* 07/07/94 190 80 Surfers Paradise
56 Jackson BIRCH 23/08/93 176 70 Southport
57 Billy BISHOP 17/07/88 185 85 Redland
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1st
Qtr
2nd
Qtr
Coach
David Lake
Co-Captain
Josh Vearing
Nathan Gilliland
Vultures
Thunder
Mt Gravatt Vultures
No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B
1 Damian STEVEN 16/02/91 183 74 Mt Gravatt
2 Michael HAMILL 04/07/88 183 74 Western Magpies
3 Chris SMITH 18/03/88 184 85 Fremantle AFL
4 Josh VEARING 17/04/83 183 81 MtGravatt/Tasmania
5 Luke SCOTT 02/04/86 190 86 Western Magpies
6 Sean YOSHIURA 06/08/91 187 78 Brisbane/ Mt Gravatt
7 Jake FURFARO 04/02/85 186 86 MtGravatt/Werribee
8 Troy JAMIESON* 07/11/91 183 74 Mt Gravatt
9 Todd JAMIESON 05/12/90 184 78 MtGravatt
10 Rory LAKE 11/07/85 178 77 E Ringwood/Morningside
11 Michael SCHULTZ 21/02/88 190 85 Aspley/Zillmere
12 Mitch HARLEY 27/05/91 181 79 Mt Gravatt
13 Ashleigh EVANS 05/02/83 187 83 Zillmere
14 Greg FRIIS 10/09/90 189 87 Western Magpies
15 Nathan GILLILAND 16/07/83 180 80 Euroa
16 Brock TURTON 14/10/85 179 85 Mt Gravatt
17 Albert PROUD 06/09/88 181 89 Brisbane /Mt Gravatt
18 Tobi SPENCER 21/03/76 184 78 Mt Gravatt
19 Chris MURPHY* 13/01/93 175 74 Mt Gravatt
20 Kyle BUIS 23/10/84 197 95 Mt Gravatt
22 Fraser NEATE 13/07/92 179 73 Mt Gravatt
23 Rhys ESTALL 26/12/89 182 77 Mt Gravatt
24 Nathan REID* 06/10/92 191 83 Alexandra Hills
25 Joel SMOUHA 05/02/90 197 95 Mt Gravatt
26 Andrew SCOTT 23/10/87 183 86 Subiaco/Mt Gravatt
27 Joe MURPHY 07/09/90 185 84 Mt Gravatt
28 Scott JAMIESON 22/10/88 180 84 Mt Gravatt
29 Cam BERNASCONI* 11/07/92 191 82 Tuggeranong Hawks
30 Daniel MOWAT* 11/01/92 193 91 Redlands
31 Gavin GROSE 02/09/88 195 85 Port Adelaide/Mt Gravatt
32 Adam TARRANT 28/08/85 183 83 Morningside/Magpies
33 Matt SKUBIS 29/06/80 190 95 Western Magpies
34 Will HAMILL 26/07/86 190 90 Brisbane/Mt Gravatt
35 Peter LABI 30/12/91 189 83 Carlton/PNG
36 Jeremy ROBINSON 28/09/86 184 82 Carisbrook
37 Dom RUSSO* 02/06/92 174 74 Sandrinham/Morningside
38 Craig MALONE* 21/02/93 198 94 Alexandra Hills
39 Mark PENNINGTON 04/03/77 203 98 Wilston Grange
40 Ethan READING 22/01/91 190 90 Mt Gravatt
41 John JAMES 06/06/89 180 72 PNG
42 James PENNYCUICK 20/02/91 190 82 Western Magpies
43 Amua PIRIKA 03/03/91 184 85 PNG
44 Jack LAKE 12/06/93 178 73 Morningside
45 Jesse GREEN 02/03/87 187 82 Mt Gravatt
46 Brandon STEWART* 24/11/91 185 76 Southern Redbacks
47 Ryan HEAD 06/03/83 193 97 Mt Gravatt
48 Tyrone BRIMBLE 20/03/94 178 75 Mt Gravatt
50 Nic DAVIDSON 02/08/94 183 76 Mt Gravatt
51 Jackson SMITH 20/08/92 191 83 Caloundra
52 Dean JOHNSON 23/05/84 195 94 Mt Gravatt
53 Claye CAMERON* 27/05/94 190 76 Mt Gravatt
55 David BELL 22/03/89 175 81 Southport
56 Jim WALLIS 04/08/92 194 87 Mt Gravatt
57 Brock PAULKE* 14/02/94 187 74 Sandgate
60 Sam JAMES 04/02/91 181 76 Mt Gravatt
3rd
Qtr
F inal
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NT Thunder
No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B
Coach
Murray Davis
Captain
Cameron Ilett
1 Aaron MOTLOP 16/01/86 171 72 Nightcliff, NT
2 James WRAY 19/06/91 178 75 Waratahs, NT
3 Matthew ARGUS 5/03/88 178 77 Aspley
4 Iggy VALLEJO 21/04/81 182 84 St Marys, NT
4 Kelvin WILLIAMS 15/12/92 188 79 Darwin, NT
5 Dean STAUNTON 14/05/92 170 69 Southern Districts, NT
5 Lachlan ARGUS 15/03/90 183 75 Aspley
6 Jarred ILETT 3/11/81 177 87 St Marys, NT
7 Shannon RUSCA 20/08/80 184 88 Southern Districts, NT
8 Kenrick TYRRELL 7/08/84 195 95 West Alice Springs, NT
9 Karl LOHDE 31/01/82 182 88 St Marys, NT
10 Charlie MAHER 19/03/83 173 58 South Alice Springs, NT
11 Shaun TAPP 19/12/88 195 98 Aspley
12 Nyabaru KELLY 30/03/89 184 83 Tiwi, NT
14 Ross TUNGATALUM 5/06/90 172 68 Tiwi, NT
15 Matthew ROSIER 14/04/90 178 75 West Alice Springs, NT
16 Cameron ILETT 12/03/85 181 86 St Marys, NT
17 Jake DIGNAN 1/02/87 175 74 Palmerston, NT
18 Mitchell TAYLOR 16/10/90 188 79 Wanderers, NT
18 William KOSSACK 10/12/84 180 61 Katherine Kannons, NT
19 Deon GORDON 2/04/91 185 96 Palmerston, NT
20 Josh WATSON 16/06/90 182 79 Subiaco
20 Paul COX* 19/01/91 185 74 St Marys, NT
22 Dane BERGMAN 23/01/87 180 89 Waratah, NT
23 Andrew MCLEOD 4/08/76 181 83 Adelaide Crows
24 Rohan SMITH* 19/12/93 188 86 Palmerston, NT
26 Shaun WILSON 27/05/91 181 69 Wanderers, NT
27 William FARRER 18/09/90 180 75 Southern Districts, NT
28 Alex ERLANDSON 5/12/88 186 84 Wanderers, NT
29 Jason ROE 13/03/84 192 97 Nightcliff, NT
31 Bradley PALIPUAMINNI 17/05/89 168 63 Tiwi, NT
32 Ben RIOLI* 9/10/93 179 61 St Marys, NT
33 Shan THORNE 25/11/86 183 70 Wanderers, NT
34 Kieren SMITH 2/08/91 178 78 Pioneers, NT
35 Adrian MURPHY 22/11/85 174 75 Nightcliff, NT
37 Jacob SCHAPER 9/03/91 175 70 Waratah, NT
39 Cameron ROBERTS 7/09/78 193 92 Southern Districts, NT
40 Gareth REMFREY 12/08/88 180 80 Rovers, NT
42 Ryan MALLARD 20/08/83 189 89 Pioneers, NT
43 Jarred ERLANDSON 19/12/92 175 71 Wanderers/Pioneers, NT
44 Jack MCEWIN 22/05/93 180 77 Waratah, NT
45 Ryan SMITH 25/05/87 195 100 St Marys, NT
47 Jed ANDERSON* 2/02/94 178 75 Darwin, NT
48 Jaydron NUNDIHIRRIBALA* 22/11/93 177 65 Wanderers, NT
49 Shannon RIOLI 25/05/91 175 72 St Marys, NT
50 Braedon MCLEAN* 9/11/94 176 70 Waratah, NT
52 Louis EGGER* 5/06/93 184 74 Federals, NT
53 Bradley MCMASTERS* 6/02/90 179 75 Pioneers, NT
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Coach
John Blair
Co-Captains
Kent Abey
Paul Shelton
Morningside Panthers
No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B
1 Josh BROWN 29/05/85 182 85 Central Cairns
2 Adam SPACKMAN 04/03/89 183 81 Morningside, Bris Lions
3 Mark ROOTSEY 12/11/86 180 82 Morningside
4 Nathan KINCH 07/04/87 173 75 Morningside
5 Jesse FEWKES 08/05/89 176 79 Central Cairns,
6 Shaun MUGAVIN 03/12/81 186 85 Warnambool,
7 Jesse WALLIN* 02/01/93 184 78 Morningside
8 Damien BONNEY 28/10/87 184 81 Morningside
9 Matthew LOGAN 17/12/87 182 85 Toowoomba
10 Paul SHELTON (cpt) 27/01/84 181 84 Morningside
11 Kent ABEY (cpt) 09/09/81 195 93 Tasmania
12 Caleb BROWN 27/10/83 193 82 Mayne
13 Ryan HOLMAN 05/11/89 178 84 Goondiwindi ,Kenmore
14 Austin LUCY 04/09/87 193 85 Essendon, Zillmere
16 Logan BOWER 16/07/87 194 88 Morningside
17 Sam BROWN 29/05/85 184 86 Central Cairns
18 Jackson ALLEN* 04/03/93 179 79 Western Magpies
19 Nick CLARK 23/10/79 180 82 Springwood
20 Tom BELL 13/06/91 192 82 Morningside
21 Aaron ROGERS 05/01/84 195 87 Syd, Melb, Glenelg
22 Jack LAWLER 10/08/87 177 79 UQ Bulldogs
23 Alastair NASH 03/04/90 188 83 Morningside
24 Tim AMOS 20/07/87 184 84 Morningside
25 Tyson UPTON 27/04/85 186 85 Toowoomba
26 Nick TOMLINSON 28/02/82 181 82 Rockhampton, Sturt
27 David LILLICO 28/08/79 185 86 Morningside
28 Jon WILLIAMS 06/09/90 190 82 Morningside
29 Sam FAURE 28/06/88 178 78 Nth Ballarat
30 Josh BRUEKERS* 21/01/92 188 82 Morningside
Panthers Bombers
31 Peter MOLLISON* 20/03/91 197 85 Morningside
32 Luke EDWARDS* 9/08/92 194 83 Morningside
33 Matthew STURGEON 20/10/91 201 86 Redland
34 Blane DELBRIDGE 23/05/91 173 77 Morningside
35 Ash DEAN 01/06/91 180 82 Morningside
1st
36 Ben KEYSER 19/05/88 177 69 Morningside
Qtr
37 Andrew JOYCE 16/02/90 180 82 Hermit Park Townsville
38 Elliot DUKE 11/05/90 186 83 Morningside
39 Stuart SEAGER 08/04/85 175 79 Gladstone
40 Jake THOMLINSON 10/09/87 178 77 Morningside, Yeronga
2nd
41 Rhys TAGELL 24/03/92 193 79 Morningside
42 Ben McNIECE* 16/07/92 184 81 Morningside
43 Jack ANGUS 19/02/91 185 83 Morningside
Qtr
44 Peter YAGMOOR* 20/10/93 183 79 Cairns
45 Luke FERGUSON 07/03/80 195 87 Mayne
46 Jack COLLINGS 25/06/90 181 82 Morningside
47 Alex DIAMOND 09/10/91 174 73 Morningside
48 Sam DIAMOND 01/11/87 173 79 Morningside, Kings
3rd
49 James DIAMOND 09/10/91 173 74 Morningside
Qtr
50 Ed KIMBALL 26/03/91 173 76 Sandgate
51 Callum KINCH 18/05/90 175 73 Morningside
52 Alex POTTER 28/01/85 192 83 Nth Hobart
53 Henry JOYCE* 02/05/93 189 79 Hermit Park Townsville
54 Lachlan RUSS 12/03/93 173 73 Morningside
55 Jarrod PRICE 03/05/83 190 90 Morningside
56 Jackson STARCEVICH* 18/7/93 197 79 Morningside / East Perth
57 Nat PRICE 11/11/90 187 79 Morningside
58 Nick UPTON 23/01/93 184 77 Toowoomba
59 Cameron JOSIAH 25/05/88 183 90 Cairns
60 Will POOLE 27/01/84 200 98 Morningside
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Redland Bombers
No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B
Coach
Greg Seton-Lonsdale
Captain
Phil Carse
1 Phil CARSE 07/02/85 180 80 Box Hill
2 Josh NORMAN 02/07/87 189 96 Caloundra
3 Matt THOMSON 25/09/90 178 78 Redland Junior
4 Josh PULLMAN 10/06/89 193 93 Swan Districts
5 Justin MYERS 16/04/90 179 93 Hervey Bay
6 Griffi n WEBB 08/05/87 176 78 Brothers Bulldogs
7 Blake PASSFIELD 29/10/89 178 75 Hervey Bay
8 Daniel DZUFER 21/11/88 188 90 Brisbane Lions
9 Scott CLOUSTON 02/02/87 194 96 Brisbane Lions
10 Ben WEIGHTMAN 18/10/90 178 74 Maroochydore
11 Adam MUELLER 16/11/87 191 90 Redlands Junior
12 Brad HOWARD 21/12/87 182 80 Sandringham
13 Brad REES* 08/11/91 181 77 Redlands Junior
14 Nathaniel CONGOO 11/01/92 190 91 Townsville
15 Nick CLARKE 07/01/91 183 85 Townsville
16 Jamie HACKETT 31/07/89 183 80 Redlands Junior
17 Travis JOHNSTONE 17/07/80 184 88 Brisbane Lions
18 Will OVERS 14/06/89 190 84 Tuggeranong
19 Jason PAXMAN 14/03/81 196 110 Griffi th University
20 Jesse DIXON 23/07/88 188 94 Cairns
21 Zane PRINGLE 07/02/91 185 80 Western Magpies
22 BEN JAENKE-CAIN 11/02/91 183 84 Western Magpies
23 Anthony CORRIE 22/06/84 185 90 Collingwood
24 Jack McDONALD 23/06/88 171 70 Curra Swans, Townsville
25 Kieran DALEY 03/07/86 181 71 Hermit Park, Townsville
27 James CHARLESWORTH 21/12/88 181 80 Hobart, Tasmania
28 Nathan BURGESS 17/04/90 198 103 Redlands Junior
29 Kyle THOMSON 01/07/89 192 90 Redlands Junior
30 Trent MANZONE* 27/07/91 181 80 Aspley
31 Jed TURNER 22/04/91 190 90 Caloundra
32 Matt SONDERGELD 09/01/92 173 71 Mackay
33 Colin CROWTHER 25/11/87 200 90 ATW, Bundaberg
34 Sam GODFREY 14/04/92 176 80 Redlands Junior
35 Emmanuel TUPIA* 22/11/91 187 85 PNG
36 Josh BEATTIE 20/10/87 173 70 Redlands Junior
37 Travis REYNOLDS* 11/11/92 198 99 Alexandra Hills
38 Dylan BYRNE 24/07/91 187 81 Redlands Junior
39 Ben DAVIES 15/06/87 180 74 Scotsdale, Tasmania
40 Rowan PAGE 23/03/92 185 76 Springwood
42 Adam OXLEY* 01/11/92 192 78 Redlands Junior
43 Dwayne JURACIC 25/11/86 184 75 Redlands Junior
44 Tom SALTER 03/03/90 183 80 Northern Bombers, Tas.
45 Adam BOON 16/04/90 181 79 Redlands Junior
46 Josh AVISON* 25/04/92 179 79 Cairns
47 Joel Conroy 13/02/88 181 83 Redlands Junior
48 Robbie JARD 18/12/90 179 78 Redlands Junior
49 Simon TAYLOR 21/09/92 170 69 Sawtell, NSW
50 Sam MICHAEL* 05/07/93 199 96 Cairns
51 Alex SEXTON* 03/12/93 189 75 Springwood
52 Anthony DEVEREAUX 23/01/89 177 77 Hervey Bay
54 Jamye Bridge 31/08/88 187 85 Springwood
55 Scott WARD 27/07/93 175 70 Redlands Junior
56 Collins Slim* 02/12/93 188 72 PNG
57 Liam CHRISTIANSEN 14/08/92 184 78 Redlands Junior
58 Blake GREWAR* 16/02/93 178 70 Redlands Junior
59 Jordan BAIN 14/10/93 193 78 Redlands Junior
62 Max Beattie 27/12/91 179 73 Redlands Junior
64 Michael Darcy 04/10/89 193 95 Caloundra
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2011 NEAFL PREMIERSHIP FIXTURE
Northern Conference
Rnd 1 Sat 2nd April GC Suns 10.11.71 v Mt Gravatt 15.9.99 Rnd 12 Sat 18th June WA 16.17.113 v QLD 16.11.107
Labrador 15.8.98 v Redland 13.15.93
Thunder 16.14.110 v Aspley 9.9.63
Sun 3rd April M’side 14.12.96 v Bris Lions 14.5.93
B’beach 18.14.122 v Southport 8.5.53
Rnd 2 Sat 9th April Labrador 10.17.77 v Bris Lions 8.10.58 Rnd 13 Sat 25th June Eastlake 15.7.97 v Broadbeach 14.9.93
Aspley 16.8.104 v B’beach 18.10.118 Ainslie 10.7.67 v Southport 19.17.131
Mt Gravatt 12.17.89 v Southport 9.9.63 Aspley 15.9.99 v NT Thunder 8.11.59
Thunder 11.15.81 v GC Suns 11.6.72 Sun 26th June Mt Gravatt 15.13.103 v Bris Lions 14.14.98
Sun 10th April Redland 23.11.149 v M’side 14.8.92 Redland 11.15.81 v GC Suns 19.13.127
Labrador 7.11.53 v Morningside 11.12.78
Rnd 3 Sat 16th April GC Suns 16.16.112 v Aspley 11.13.79 Rnd 14 Sat 2nd July Aspley 21.11.137 v Bris Lions 13.11.89
M’side 17.15.117 v Eastlake 11.10.76 Southport 9.6.60 v GC Suns 24.11.155
Queanbeyan 9.10.64 v Mt Gravatt 19.14.128 Labrador 13.11.89 v Ainslie 17.13.115
Southport 10.12.72 v Labrador 7.10.52 Broadbeach 12.15.87 v Redland 14.15.99
B’beach 10.7.67 v Thunder 20.11.131 NT Thunder 16.10.106 v GWS Giants 8.9.57
Bris Lions Bye Redland Bye Sun 3rd July Morningside 14.17.101 v Mt Gravatt 16.14.110
Rnd 4 Sat 23rd April Bris Lions 22.15.147 v Southport 10.9.69 Rnd 15 Sat 9th July GWS Giants 1615.1111 v Bris Lions 11.8.74
Labrador 9.4.58 v GC Suns 13.12.90 Labrador 10.15.75 v Mt Gravatt 15.14.104
Thunder 21.10.136 v Redland 15.12.102 Redland 17.11.113 v Aspley 11.8.74
Sun 24th April B’beach 20.16.136 v M’side 8.11.59 Morningside 14.11.95 v NT Thunder 10.9.69
Aspley Bye GC Suns 21.15.141 v Sydney Swans 9.8.62
Mt Gravatt Bye Sun 10th July Southport 13.14.92 v Broadbeach 12.11.83
Rnd 5 Sat 30th April Aspley 16.13.109 v Labrador 11.11.77 Rnd 16 Sat 16th GC Suns 10.10.70 v NT Thunder 20.9.129
Mt Gravatt 11.9.75 v GC Suns 12.16.88 Bris Lions 16.9.105 v Broadbeach 17.8.110
Thunder 27.20.182 v Morningside 9.9.63 Southport 17.15.117 v Morningside 9.10.64
Sun 1st May Redland 13.8.86 v Bris Lions 18.14.122 Redland 19.14.128 v Labrador 11.16. 82
Broadbeach Bye Southport Bye Mt Gravatt 17.10.112 v Aspley 16.8.104
Rnd 6 Sat 7th May GC Suns 14.19.103 v Bris Lions 9.9.63 Rnd 17 Sat 23rd July Aspley 17.18.120 v Belconnen 12.9.81
Southport 11.7.73 v NT Thunder 14.20.104 Tuggeranong 7.9.51 v Redland 15.17.107
Mt Gravatt 17.18.120 v Labrador 16.6.102 GC Suns 18.10.118 v Bris Lions 7.13.55
Redland 24.16.160 v Broadbeach 8.8.56 NT Thunder 11.14.80 v Broadbeach 12.9.81
Sun 8th May Morningside 12.8.60 v Aspley 15.12.102 Labrador Bye Mt Gravatt Bye
Morningside Bye Southport Bye
Rnd 7 Sat 14th May Bris Lions 14.17.101 v GWS 12.14.86 Rnd 18 Sat 30th July Mt Gravatt 17.9.111 v Morningside 14.13.97
Syd Swans 18.12.120 v GC Suns 3.10.28 Labrador 18.8.116 v Southport 18.10.118
Labrador 14.8.92 v B’beach 11.10.76 Aspley Bye GC Suns Bye
Aspley 18.7.115 v Redland 14.6.90 Bris Lions Bye NT Thunder Bye
Thunder 20.6.126 v Mt Gravatt 13.16.94 Broadbeach Bye Redland Bye
Sun 15th May Morningside 17.6.108 v Southport 12.10.82
Rnd 8 Sat 21st May Bris Lions 12.12.84 v NT Thunder 14.10.94 Rnd 19 Sat 6th Aug Bris Lions 13.10.88 v Morningside 12.16.88
Aspley 8.15.63 v Morningside 10.7.67 Broadbeach 14.12.96 v GC Suns 12.8.80
Southport 6.11.47 v Redland 17.18.120 GWS Giants 18.19.127 v NT Thunder 18.7.115
Broadbeach 12.18.90 v Mt Gravatt 18.7.115 Labrador 14.14.98 v Aspley 12.11.83
GC Suns Bye Southport 15.18.108 v Queanbeyan 5.11.41
Labrador Bye Redland 9.24.78 v Mt Gravatt 19.15.129
Rnd 9 Sat 28th May Bris Lions 11.10.76 v Labrador 13.17.95 Rnd 20 Sat 13th Aug 2.00pm Bris Lions v GC Suns Coorparoo
Mt Gravatt 9.13.67 v Redland 10.12.77 2.00pm Aspley v Southport Graham Rd
GC Suns 18.5.113 v Southport 11.11.77 7.00pm Mt Gravatt v NT Thunder TIO
Sun 29th May Broadbeach 13.10.88 v Aspley 10.8.68 Sun 14th Aug 2.00pm Morningside v Redland Esplen Oval
Morningside Bye 2.00pm Broadbeach v Labrador H&A Oval
NT Thunder Bye
Rnd 10 Sat 4th June GWS 17.9.111 v GC Suns 11.8.74 Rnd 21 Sat 20th Aug 10.10am GC Suns v GWS Gaints Metricon
Bris Lions 14.13.97 v Syd Swans 16.8.104 1.00pm Syd Swans v Bris Lions Blacktown
Aspley 13.13.91 v Mt Gravatt 12.17.89 7.00pm NT Thunder v Labrador TIO
Redland 10.10.70 v NT Thunder 24.9.153
Sun 22nd Aug 2.00pm Morningside v Broadbeach Esplen Oval
Sun 5th June Southport 15.10.100 v Broadbeach 8.11.59 2.00pm Redland v Southport Victoeia Point
Morningside 24.11.155 v Labrador 8.12.60 2.00pm Mt Gravatt v Aspley Dittmer Park
Rnd 11 Sat 11th June Southport 14.9.93 v Mt Gravatt 15.12.102
Aspley 13.18.96 v Redland 10.9.69
GC Suns 12.10.82 v Morningside 12.8.80
NT Thunder 19.15.129 v Bris Lions 12.10.82
Sun 12th June Broadbeach 9.9.63 v Labrador 4.9.33
NEAFL Football Record Issue 18 13th - 14th August 2011 Page 28