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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
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