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EDITORIAL 

Round Ten proved to be a Tipsters nightmare best highlighted by Matthew Ridley 

failing to bother the scorers in registering doughnuts with his tips. 

Upsets were a common occurrence with starting favorites in GC Suns Reserves, 

Mt Gravatt, Broadbeach, and Labrador all having their colors lowered. 

The NT Thunder continue on their merry way and with a four game plus percentage 

buffer at the half way mark must be odds on to host the Second Semi Final 

on Saturday September 3 at TIO Stadium. 

Our two AFL Reserve Grade sides lost to their Eastern Conference counterparts 

but both offered unique opportunities for football followers in both Sydney and 

Brisbane to view the next generation of player. 

At Blacktown Olympic Park the Giants and Suns clash was wedged in between 

two NAB AFL National Under 18 Championship matches. For the football purist, 

on show was the up and coming talent combined with the already identifi ed talent 

giving all stakeholders including the bevy of AFL club recruiting staff present 

a fi rsthand glimpse at generation now and generation next. 

Alignment of Talent with Second Tier is a key platform for the AFL and is a 

benchmark for the NEAFL. Expect more creative cross fi xturing like this in the 

future. 

Meanwhile at the spiritual home of community football Coorparoo on a magnifi - 

cent winters day the Lions Reserves and Swans Reserves battled in a momentum 

swinging contest which went right down to the wire. Like Blacktown this 

game drew a good sized crowd who seemed to enjoy both the setting and the 

contest at hand. 

From a neutral observers perspective it was fascinating to watch the machinations 

of both clubs and how they go about their own development philosophies 

on match day. 

The Swans were very low on rotations (30 in total), kept their listed/rookie players 

on the ground for upwards of 90% of game time, rotated top up players 

through exterior positions on the ground, and allowed senior emergency Jarred 

Moore to play three quarters before having an early tub and heading to the 

Gabba. 

INSIDE THE RECORD: 

Round 11 Previews 2 

Sharks win - a sign of things to come 5 

Player Profile - Trent Knobel 6 

NAB Rising Star - Brendan Colch 8 

Cross Cultural Exchange at Narangba 10 

NEAFL Round 10 Results and Ladder 12 

Davey Desperate for Tigers 15 

Tipsters 16 

Awards Page 17 

Aspley Team List 18 

Redland Team List 19 

Southport Team List 20 

Mt Gravatt Team List 21 

NT Thunder Team List 22 

Brisbane Lions Team List 23 

GC Suns Team List 24 

Morningside Team List 25 

Broadbeach Team List 26 

Labrador Team List 27 

Fixture & Results 28 

NEXT WEEK’S GAMES 

ROUND 12 

Saturday 18th June 

West Australia v Queensland 

Rushton Park (WA) 

It could be assumed that the low number of rotations had some impact on the 

Swans fading last quarter as Brisbane regained the momentum it had in the 

second. 

The Lions on the other hand were high on rotations (105 in total), regularly 

rotated their listed/rookie players and at a guess would have worked on 75-80% 

game time across the board, gave major roles to top ups especially the impressive 

Scott Clarke, Jack Parkes, and Alex Kitching, and withdrew senior emergency 

Andrew Raines from the fray at half time. 

It could be argued that Brisbane’s ability to run the game out and draw within one 

point after trailing by 47 early in the last was a result of sound player management 

during the game. 

Food for thought for all our state league clubs when perhaps searching for best 

practice when it may be in our own backyard. 

Martin King 

Football Operations Manager 

AFL Queensland 

NEAFL FOOTBALL RECORD 

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ROUND 10 PREVIEWS 

GC Suns Res v Morningside Saturday June 11 at H&A Oval 1.00pm (Main Event Broadcast Match) 

Meeting for the fi rst and only time in the home and away season both clubs are handily placed 

within the top fi ve but realize any slip ups could be hazardous to fi nals participation. 

The Suns took an unbalanced side to Blacktown last week with a number of talls and were slow 

out of the blocks, found their stride through the middle period of the game but gave the Giants too 

big a start. 

On the other hand the Panthers were up and about early, set some non negotiable at the early 

contests and fi nished all over the Tigers. 

Big Peter Mollison (pictured) had his best game for the Panthers but this week faces the might of 

Tom Nicholls, Daniel Gorringe, and former Panther Tom Hickey. 

The Suns are still having trouble fi nding a key forward to kick multiple goals. Their work behind 

the ball and spread from stoppages is fi rst class but a lack of marks inside forward fi fty must be 

causing some concern. 

Morningside have seasoned veterans in Shaun Mugavin and Kent Abey performing well in this 

area and will be buoyed by the return to form of Austin Lucy who perhaps put in his best game for 

the season against the Tigers. 

A real test for the Panthers will be to stop the run and carry of Gold Coast on a venue where they 

have been exposed previously. 

Shapes as a tight battle between two quality outfi ts and by 4pm one should be fi rmly entrenched in the top fi ve whilst the other 

will be back amongst the pursuing pack. 

Southport v Mt Gravatt Saturday June 11 at Fankhauser Reserve 2.00pm 

When last they met in Round 2 the Vultures recorded a 26 point victory which may have fl attered 

the Sharks given the home sides 29/18 scoring shots ascendancy. 

As was the case early in the season all of the Vultures prime movers were up and about. 

Fast forward to Round 11 and the Vultures have dropped their past two by less than a goal on 

both occasions and notably in both losses their goal kicking conversion has let them down. Are 

they still getting their hands on the footy? Yes. Are their structures still sound? Yes 

The Sharks showed plenty against the Cats last week after scrapping for three quarters the game 

broke open in the last and they recorded their second win for the season. 

Ben Merrett, Dane Grant, Josh Baxter, and evergreen Adam Devine (pictured) came to the fore 

and will all be required for repeat doses against what will be a determined Mt Gravatt opposition. 

The Scott brothers have been great for the visitors at both ends of the ground and will be a key 

focus for the Sharks match committee along with the ever dangerous Nathan Gilliland and Albert 

Proud who both regularly load up against the Sharks. 

On exposed form its very hard to go past Mt Gravatt but don’t underestimate the confi dence and 

belief that can be gathered from a Southport outfi t desperate to keep their season alive. 

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Aspley v Redland Saturday June 11 at Graham Rd 2.00pm 

It is a massive positive for the Hornets that this game has been relocated from Victoria Point due 

to the closure of the Bombers ground for maintenance works. Conversely it is a real danger game 

for the visitors after they look to rebound from a fourteen goal loss in Darwin. 

The Hornets continue to show great character and spirit and despite not having any real standouts 

get even contributions from Micah Buchanan, Reece Toye (pictured),Matt Davis, and the 

clever James Brain. 

The Bombers lost the Round 7 clash by 25 points in the end after dominating the fi rst half but 

leaving the door open in the second. 

Robert Copeland continues to lead the back half and Dan Roy has done some good stopping 

jobs of late. In the Round 7 game Jeff Teale did a number on Bomber gun Phil Carse but hasn’t 

played since due to an ankle injury. A return would certainly mean a redeployment to the Bomber 

midfi elder. 

Travis Johnstone is expected to return from injury and Anthony Corrie surely can’t be far from a 

recall. 

Rising Star nomination Brendan Colch shapes as the likely opponent of Josh Pullman who lowered 

his colors last week to the Thunders Jason Roe. 

Copeland had Scott Clouston last time and the big Bomber holds the key again after kicking fi ve 

in that game. 

The danger for the Hornets is that they have now generated genuine expectation. How they handle that and the added pressure 

of starting this match as favorite could go a long way to determining the outcome. 

NT Thunder v Brisbane Lions Res Saturday June 11 at TIO Stadium Darwin 7.00pm 

Another quality performance from the Territorians put paid to the Bombers chances after being in the game at quarter time. 

Solid contributions from Dane Bergman, Jake Dignan, and Paul Cox exemplifi ed the even spread in performance but it was 

again the star quality of Cameron Ilett and Darren Ewing that could not be denied. 

Niall McKeever may get fi rst crack at Ewing but the Lions will need to roll back quicker and work 

off their general opponents to assist. This was missing last week when Sydney isolated Jesse 

White early in the game against the Irishman. 

With changes expected to the Lions senior side a number of demoted players may be presented 

with the wonderful opportunity of regaining form against the current competition benchmark. 

Xavier Clarke is slowly working his way back and Broc McCauley should have an enthralling 

battle with Kenny Tyrrell. 

Jason Roe is up and about and his battle with aerialist Aaron Cornelius should be a feature 

Karl Lohde (pictured) has tapered off of late but along with the returning Iggy Vallejo offers a 

strong body over the contest and the capacity to kick goals. 

The Lions have lost quality top up player in Scott Clarke but both Jack Parkes and Alex Kitching 

will leave nothing in the tank as they continue fi ne seasons. Both have been assets to the Lions 

outfi t and more than held their own in quality surrounds. 

Hard to see the Thunder dropping this one as Murray Davis continues to have them working at 

optimum levels. 

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ROUND 10 PREVIEWS 

Broadbeach v Labrador Sunday June 12 at H&A Oval 2.00pm 

Uncharacteristic losses for both clubs last weekend with coaches undoubtedly disappointed 

by the drop-offs late in the game. 

The Tigers missed the run created by Mat Clarke and Steve Wrigley down back and H&A 

Oval is a ground where teams need plenty of run and carry to break the lines. 

In Round 7, Labrador won a tense, physical battle by 16 points ending a four game losing 

streak. 

These coastal derbies are always an arm wrestle and both clubs are well equipped with 

proven ball winners. 

The Cats need a lift through the middle of the ground with Jesse Derrick, Kallen Geary, 

and Griffi n Underwood all playing well below their early season form at the moment. Michael 

Cooke has been effi cient down back as has veteran Korey Fulton but the goals have 

dried up for the Cats and big Jason Eagle is regularly dealing with multiple defenders as 

they zone off their opponents. 

The Tigers have Rick White and Fred Sleeth getting their hands on the ball but they need 

some assistance at ground level inside the forward fi fty arc. 

Mitch Brewer will have his work cut out against Trent Knobel and will need assistance as 

the Cats look to cover promising ruckman Josh Kolka who is away on Scorpions duties. 

Michael Gugliotta has been a revelation down back and could be used in a central wing 

role at Merrimac where his athleticism can come to the fore. 

The Tigers may also be without Grogan Medalist Todd Featherstone (pictured) who hobbled off late in the game against Morn- 




SHARKS WIN 

A SIGN OF THINGS TO COME 

Southport coach Norm Dare knew his side had been building towards a victory before the breakthrough against Broadbeach at 

Fankhauser Reserve last weekend, and the return of two high class players over the next month should mean there are more to 

come. 

The Sharks had been good for three quarters against Morningside, strong for a half against Redland, and competitive all day but 

for inaccurate goalkicking against the Gold Coast Suns. 

“We were pretty good against the Suns, we just didn’t convert,” Dare said. “They (the Suns) were kicking goals from the centre 

square and we were missing from 30m out straight in front. They fi nished with 18.4 and we had 11.11 – the same scoring shots.” 

“Sure Redland ran all over us but we missed eight chances in the fi rst quarter that day and it makes such a difference.” 

The Sharks started in a similar fashion against Broadbeach last week with 1.6 in the fi rst quarter to trail by 10 points at the fi rst 

change and Dare had a sickening sense of déjà vu. But his team straightened up to kick 14 of their next 18 shots to fi nish with 

15.10, easily their highest score of the season. 

The anticipated return of last season’s Ray Hughson Medallist and State full-forward Cleve 

Hughes (pictured) will make even more difference to the Sharks’ conversion. 

“Hopefully we’ll get him back within the next month,” Dare said of the talented goalkicker 

whose last 12 months have been plagued by ankle problems. 

“He might make a little bit of a difference but we won’t expect miracles from him when you 

consider the limited preparation that he will have had. 

“Thing still have to go right for Cleve and us – we thought at the start of the year he as 

okay and we know what has happened.” 

Gun recruit Wayde Mills will be a huge asset when he lands from an overseas venture, 

which also should be within the month. 

Mills can hold down any of the key positions and in tandem with Hughes, could make a 

signifi cant difference in a competition where there is little between the teams. 

The Sharks are only two games out of the top fi ve, although Dare’s concern is purely about 

improving their game every week. 

They blooded two debutants last week and had fi ve fi rst-year players in the team in total in a positive sign for the future. 

Nathan Sharp, 17, started on Broadbeach playmaker Kallan Geary and did a good job, while 18-year-old Brock Askey showed 

plenty of grunt. 

Both Southport wins this season have come at home and they are 2-2 at Fankhauser Reserve for the season. They meet a Mt 

Gravatt side on Saturday that has had its confi dence rocked by two close losses in the last fortnight, but one which revels on the 

big Southport ground. 

The two clubs split their clashes at Fankhauser last year, with the Sharks playing one of their best games of the season to easily 

win the fi rst semi-fi nal. 




BIG TIGER INDICATES A LONG 

ASSOCIATION AHEAD WITH LABRADOR 

By Terry Wilson 

LABRADOR have been good for former AFL ruckman Trent Knobel – and it’s vice-versa because the big bloke has been excellent 

for Labrador. 

Getting to the stage where retirement looms as a distinct possibility, Knobel is into his fourth season in the yellow and black at 

Cooke-Murphy Oval – and most importantly is playing as well as ever for the Gold Coast outfi t. 

Now 31 years of age and after nine seasons in the AFL system, Knobel could be excused for fading into footy retirement. 

But there is every chance he’ll go on for one, perhaps even more, years. If he does not, Knobel has professed a deep love for 

the club and fully intends to carry on with the association. 

Perhaps in coaching, but most certainly involved somewhere in the football side of 

things. 

It has been a long journey for the popular Gold Coast product, whose father Bill was 

a rugby league winger with Wests in Brisbane, then with Mullumbimby in the Northern 

NSW Group 18 competition. 

Knobel’s fi rst fl irtations with Australian football came with two seasons playing with 

Surfers Paradise under-9s, but he soon found a love for the water, both fresh and salt. 

Not many people know this – and it took wife Megan to reveal as much – but Knobel 

once beat future Australian long-distance star and dual Olympic 1500m gold medallist 

Grant Hackett at junior competition level. 

“I was a competitive swimmer from nine to 13,” said Knobel, who rediscovered the national 

game as a 15-year-old when his Benowa State High team was short of ruckmen. 

He resumed playing the game, spent a year with Surfers Paradise under-18s, then 

switched to Broadbeach in the QAFL. 

After one season with the Cats, Knobel was rookie-listed by the Brisbane Lions and 

managed 13 senior AFL games in his three years at the Gabba. 

But a glut of ruckmen – including Clark Keating, Beau McDonald and company, resulted 

in Knobel opting for a trade – and he found a willing bidder in St Kilda, where 

former Brisbane club-mate Steven Lawrence also found a new home. 

“I was happy with it,” said Knobel of the trade after only 13 appearnces for the Lions. 

“At that time they (Brisbane) had a big list of ruckmen and it was probably a good career move for me to leave. 

“And it did work out well because I played 41 games with St Kilda – and I was happy.” 

But things went wrong for Knobel. Coach of the time Grant Thomas, who also drew up players’ contracts, was said to have 

included Knobel among a group he felt cost the Saints in a six-point loss to Port Adelaide in the 2004 preliminary fi nal. 

Knobel denied hearing anything along those lines, but the rumour mill suggested he became a scapegoat. 

Not long after that, Knobel and St Kilda parted company in far from amicable terms. 

“I played what I thought was my best season of football – 24 out of 25 games,” he said. 

“Then I went to renegotiate my contract. I was on nearly base salary as it was at the time, but he (Thomas) told me I was way 

down the pecking order and I was given a take-it or leave-it option – and I had until that afternoon to decide. 

“That was a big kick in the face for me. I had a young family and all I wanted was for some security in my contract. 

“It was a bit of an insult.” 

“I never came out and said anything. I took it on the chin because it’s all a part of football. Life goes on. 

“The Richmond gave me another life and I was picked up by them in the 2005 pre-season draft.” 

Knobel’s time in the AFL ran out at the end of the 2007 season after 75 games, the last 21 with Richmond, so he decided to 

pack up and take his family back home to the Gold Coast where, after he talked to all three QAFL clubs, he settled on Labrador. 

With daughter Emily, 8, and Max, 6, in support he liked the family club atmosphere at Cooke-Murphy, so the Tigers grabbed a 

ready-made tall man to start their climb from the competition cellar. 

One of Knobel’s career highlights – he played fi nals for both Brisbane and St Kilda – came last year when the Tigers made it 

through to the grand fi nal against Morningside. 

“I’ve never played in a seniors grand fi nal – so that was a huge highlight for me – but obviously it was a lowlight as well,” he said 

after the Tigers blew a three-goal lead early in the fourth quarter. 




So as the Tigers mount another challenge in what has been an extremely 

even inaugural NEAFL competition, Knobel believes Gold Coast clubs have 

been hardest hit when it comes to the recruiting stakes. 

“It’s a hard environment at the moment for Coast footy in terms of jobs, of getting 

people here to play footy – to recruit them and get them jobs is very tough 

at the moment with the whole economy,” he said. 

“But I think Labrador are on the right track and the club is in a sound fi nancial 

position. 

“I think we have the cattle. It is just a matter of it all coming together. 

“It has taken time because we lost half of our grand fi nal side from last year – 

plus we have a new coach in Denis Knight.” 

On the issue of what lies ahead for Knobel there is one thing he insists will 

happen. 

“I’ll never say never (in regards to coaching), but Labrador has been fantastic 

for me. It’s a fantastic atmosphere and I’ll stay involved with football, whether 

it be helping out with my son’s coaching or at Labrador in some degree.” 

PLAYER PROFILE: 

Name: Trent Knobel, 31yo. 

From: Surfers Paradise Juniors/Broadbeach/Brisbane/St Kilda/Richmond. 

Favourite position: Ruck. 

Favourite AFL team: Gold Coast Suns. 

Favourite AFL player: Lenny Hayes. 

Favourite food: Pasta. 

Favourite movie/TV show: Two And A Half Men. 

Favourite music/band: The Eagles/Fleetwood Mac. 

Craziest/scariest thing done: I’m not really a risk-taker (Trent used to climb 

trees for a living - Ed). 

Biggest pest at Labrador: Jason Howard (that makes four pest nominations in two years for Mr Howard – Ed). 

Other sports interests: Surfi ng. 

Your most admired sportsperson: Robert Harvey. 

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 




NAB RISING STAR NOMINEE ROUND NINE 

Brendan Colch - Aspley 

By Peter Blucher 

Football is so much about opportunity. So often one person’s mis-fortune will be someone 

else’s fortune. Just as it is exactly at Aspley this year with Brendan Colch. 

The lanky 20-year-old started the season playing back fl ank or back pocket in the Reserves. 

It was only in Round 2 that he played his fi rst game at fullback in the Reserves. 

Yet now, seven games and eight weeks on, he is fi rmly entrenched in the defensive goalsquare and, according to coach Russell 

Evans, showing no signs of surrendering his post. 

And all because Tyson Hartwag, a boom Hornets recruit last year who played every game in 

2010 and fi nished sixth in the club Best & Fairest, was ruled out for the rest of the 2011 season 

with injury after Round 2. 

Colch, who played Round 2 and Rounds 10-11-12-13 in the Aspley seniors last year in between 

commitments with the Australia Post Queensland U18 side, was named Aspley’s best player in 

his fi rst senior game of this year against the Gold Coast Suns Reserves. 

After three more solid games settling into his new role he was named third-best in Round 8 

against Morningside, and was named his side’s best against Broadbeach and Mt.Gravatt the 

last two weeks. 

So consistent has he been and so good was he last week that he is the Round 10 nomination 

for the NAB NEAFL Rising Star Award (Northern Conference). 

Coach Evans is an unashamed Colch fan, likening him to Essendon fullback Dustin Fletcher. 

Not that Evans is suggesting the former Kedron and Sandgate player is about to replicate the feats of the Essendon champion, 

but he does see a striking physical resemblance. 

“He’s got those same Inspector Gadget arms,” Evans said pointedly. “He can reach things that a lot of other players cannot 

reach which is a defi nite advantage.” 

It’s a glowing tribute for a player who stands 192cm but weighs not much more than 80kg. 

“He’s built like a rake – he’s a total lanky type who looks a bit underweight,” said Evans. 

“But he’s been absolutely fantastic for us and as much as we were disappointed when Tyson (Hartwig) went down we haven’t 

lost anything at all because Brendan has been so good. 

“Since he came into the side he’s at least broken even with if not beaten the best full forwards in the competition. 




“He’s quite disciplined in the way he plays, and he’s got great skills. He rarely misses a target with foot and hand, and although 

he’s a bit of a loper he’s got good pace. He can chase blokes down even though he doesn’t look like he’s running fast. 

“And he’s got an excellent attitude. He’s always willing to listen and learn, and he does whatever you ask him to do without 

question. He’s very balanced in his outlook. 

“Some blokes will want to rationalize everything you tell them but he just listens and tries 

to make the necessary adjustment and do whatever you ask him to do. 

“He’s very cool under pressure – he doesn’t panic – and I think he’s learning a lot from 

having a bloke like Robbie Copeland playing out in front of him at centre half back. You 

can see a lot of Robbie coming out in Brendan.” 

And all that despite the fact that Colch is still searching for full fi tness. 

Having played in the State U18 side as an over-age player in 2010 after a string of niggling 

injuries in 2009, he was struck down with glandular fever in the lead-up to 2011 and 

has had repeat bouts of illness this year. 

“He just gets sick a lot,” said Evans, simplifying a frustrating situation. “If there’s a fl u 

around he gets it. He hasn’t really trained for the last couple of weeks – he just rugs up 

during the week and plays on weekends. 

“As good as he’s been, we can see an even bigger up side in him when he’s able to get 

out on the track and train at full intensity.” 

Colch, a product of Holy Cross Primary School at Wooloowin and Sandgate High School, 

started football as a six-year-old at Kedron and has played ever since. 

A standout Northern Raiders junior, he won the Sandgate Rising Star Award and a spot in 

the Northern Raiders Team of the Year in 2009 before winning his fi rst Queensland jumper last year. 

While the absence of an interstate U21 fi xture this year has denied him an opportunity to add another quite attainable line to his 

growing CV he’s building a solid platform for a very solid career at Graham Road. 

Colch is the second Aspley played nominated for the NEAFL Rising Star Award this year behind former State U18 teammate 

Michael Hutchinson. 

He also joins NT Thunder’s Jed Anderson and Ross Tangatalum, Broadbeach’s Kallen Geary and Luke Shreeve, Mt.Gravatt’s 

Nathan Reid, Brisbane Lions’ Richard Newell, and Redland’s Trent Manzone and Alex Sexton, who was nominated after playing 

for the Gold Coast Suns. 

Premiership 

Premiership Five Spoon 

NT Thunder 1.9 n/a n/a 

Mt Gravatt 6 1.35 41 

Gold Coast 6 1.35 41 

Redland 7 1.55 26 

Morningside 10 2.1 15 

Aspley 14 2.4 8 

Labrador 14 2.4 8 

Broadbeach 14 2.4 8 

Brisbane 21 3.2 4 

Southport 34 5 1.35 

NEAFL Round 11 Prices 

Gold Coast Premiership 5 

Brisbane Premiership 2.5 

NT Premiership 1.9 

Suns 1.5 Morningside 2.3 -15.5 

Southport 2.2 Mt Gravatt 1.65 -11.5 

Aspley 2 Redland 1.75 -8.5 

NT 1.2 Brisbane 4 -29.5 

Broadbeach 1.7 Labrador 2.1 -9.5 

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CROSS CULTURAL EXCHANGE 

AT NARANGBA 

Colour, nor culture, bore any barrier for a special group of boys who recently took part in the Narangba Valley Vipers AFL Academy 

and Tiwi College cultural exchange. 

Touring through south-east Queensland, boys from both schools immersed themselves into each other’s culture, creating an 

extraordinary bond based initially on football but fi nishing strongly on equal terms as friends. 

Tiwi College started their Queensland experience with a visit to Narangba Valley High School and took part in mainstream 

classes that included a music workshop, where the boys utilised computer programs to record a rap song. Music coordinator 

Paul Berardi rated the musical talent within the group as amongst the best he heard at the school. 

After a combined training run with their new teammates, the self-named ‘Tiwi Vipers’ combine side consisting of half Viper players 

and half Tiwi College players took on Nudgee College in an exhibition game under lights at Zillmere. 

With names like Rioli and Wonaeamirri in the team, a highly entertaining game pleased all spectators, with the Tiwi Vipers 

sneaking home to record a nine-point win. After the game players from both teams enjoyed a barbecue with a chance to mingle 

with each other and get excited about a rematch next year. The following day the Tiwi College students joined 20 Narangba 

students to begin a Leadership and Cultural camp, with a fi rst-stop visit to Burnside SHS to share time with their Volleyball Academy. 

Channel 7’s Sunshine Coast bureau joined in the festivities by interviewing students from both schools in a memorable experience 

for all involved. The boys trip was beamed across Sunshine Coast television that evening, showcasing the cultural exchange 

and the powerfully positive message that comes with it. 

Next stop was out to Cherbourg State School, an Indigenous community in the South Burnett Region. Boys from Narangba Valley 

ran their annual Cherbourg AFL clinic with the help of senior Tiwi College students for the rugby league dominated school, 

providing an opportunity to mix in with another group of talented young people. A game at the end provided a glimpse of future 

athletic prospects in an area that has produced names like Tonga and Sandow. 

Settling into camp that evening provided a real turning point for the exchange, with the boys given free time to socialise, play 

games and mix with one another, learning more and more about each other’s lives and culture. A new day saw another opportunity 

for the Tiwi Vipers to play together with a visit to Maryborough to take on a Wide Bay representative side. 

Coached by Viper senior students Ryan Manson and Mitchell King, the football on display was simply breathtaking, with Tiwi’s 

Adam Tipungwuti and Jack Munkara taking it up a notch with scintillating runs off half back to help the Tiwi Vipers record another 

win. 




The win was celebrated with singing and laughing all the way back to camp, and further on into the evening around a camp fi re. 

After days of reassuring most of Tiwi boys that south east Queensland beaches are free of crocodiles and deadly stingers, the 

last day together for the Tiwi Vipers started with surfi ng lessons at Noosa. 

It was fair to say that the boys from both schools should stick to footy, however all boys had the times of their life learning a new 

skill away from the comforts of a football fi eld. For the Tiwi College students it provided an opportunity to enjoy the ocean away 

from the dangers that are so often present in the far north. 

The fi nal stop of the tour was to the Gabba as special guests of the Brisbane Lions as they took on the Sydney Swans. Boys 

from both schools continued to enjoy each other’s company, with the real possibility of maybe one day returning to the Gabba to 

watch a member of this year’s Tiwi Vipers group playing at the elite level. 

Narangba Valley AFL Academy Director Greg McMahon could not have been any happier with the way the week panned out. 

“All the boys mixed tremendously well, forming not only lifelong memories, but hopefully lifelong friendships,” McMahon said. 

“The success of this cultural exchange highlights the very reason why we do this, to provide an opportunity for young men to 

step out of their comfort zone, challenge social stereotypes and create rewarding opportunities to experience and value others 

cultures.” 

On the existing relationship already shared with the Tiwi community, McMahon added: “Each time we share time together with 

the Tiwi College, it blows my mind how powerful AFL football can be in helping create bonds between young people, which then 

opens the door for so many more opportunities to close the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth. 

“It simply helps in setting up a positive attitude and perception for the future of our nation regarding cultural differences and valuing 

each other as equals.” 

In August the Tiwi College will play host for the Vipers when they will immerse themselves within Tiwi Island’s life and culture. 

Year 12 student Ryan Manson said he can’t wait to get back up there and catch up with old friends. 

“That in itself is motivation enough to grow this concept even further,” McMahon said. 

The Narangba Valley SHS Vipers AFL Academy paid tribute to the people who supported the Tiwi Vipers Closing the Gap 

campaign - Tiwi College, KooGa, Kangaroo Bus Lines, Caboolture Sports Club, Energex, Brisbane Airport Corporation, Member 

for Morayfi eld Mark Ryan, Trent Ryan and Jesse Green (AFL Queensland), Rob Searle (AFL Wide Bay), Paul Williams and 

Malcolm Holmes (Brisbane Lions), Chris Connolly and Fiona Trewhitt (Melbourne Football Club), John Stackpoole (Nudgee 

College), AFL Queensland Brisbane North, Brumbies Narangba Valley, Boulder Creek Holiday Camp, Cherbourg SS, Hon. Mal 

Brough, Rick Cass and Tony Schwieso (Burnside SHS), Channel 7 Sunshine Coast and ABC Radio Brisbane. 

NEAFL Football Record Issue 11 11th - 12thth June 2011 Page 11 



Round 10 NEAFL Results & Ladder 

Northern Conference 

GWS Giants 5.2, 9.4, 12.8, 17.9 (111) 

Gold Coast Suns 2.3, 3.5, 8.7, 11.8 (74) 

GOALS, GWS Giants: S. Clifton 2, S. Tunbridge 2, D. Shiel 2, J. Townsend 2, B. Casley 1, S. Turner 1, S. Darley 1, 

J. Growden 1, A. Carey 1, I. Folau 1, B. Reid 1, J. Bruce 1, J. Cameron 1 

Gold Coast Suns: D. Gorringe 3, R. Thompson 2, C. Dixon 2, T. Nicholls 1, M. Lock 1, J. Gillbee 1, T. Hickey 1 

BEST, GWS Giants: S. Clifton, J. Giles, J. Bruce, S. Darley, D. Shiel, D. Williams 

Gold Coast Suns: R. Liddy, C. Dixon, J. Crawford 

Sydney Swans 5.2, 9.5, 14.8, 16.8 (104) 

Brisbane Lions 0.3, 6.6, 7.9, 14.13 (97) 

GOALS, Sydney Swans: J. White 4, K. Murphy 2, D. Currie 2, P. Bevan 2, J. Moore 1, L. Johnson 1, C. Heath 1, N. Gordon 1, 

B. Sumner 1, E. Kruger 1 

Brisbane Lions: A. Cornelius 6, S. Clarke 3, P. Karnezis 3, N. McKeever 1, J. Parkes 1 

BEST, Sydney Swans: B. Sumner, D. Currie, P. Bevan, D. McNeil, L. Parker, J. Brain 

Brisbane Lions: J. Hawksley, A. Buchanan, A. Cornelius, R. Harwood, M. McGuire, A. Kitching 

Aspley 2.3, 5.8, 8.11, 13.13 (91) 

Mt Gravatt 2.6, 4.11, 8.14, 12.17 (89) 

GOALS, Aspley: A. Hughes 3, R. Thomson 3, M. McKee 2, J. Sheahan 1, M. Hutchinson 1, S. Crook 1, J. Brain 1, 

M. Trewhella 1 

Mt Gravatt: A. Pirika 4, J. Furfaro 2, C. Smith 2, D. Steven 1, N. Gilliland 1, G. Grose 1, A. Proud 1 

BEST, Aspley: B. Colch, R. Toye, A. Hughes, R. Thomson, S. Waters, T. Falconer 

Mt Gravatt: L. Scott, A. Scott, R. Lake, J. Vearing, A. Pirika, A. Tarrant 

NT Thunder 6.0, 13.4, 18.6, 24.9 (153) 

Redland 4.4, 5.5, 6.8, 10.10 (70) 

GOALS, NT Thunder: D. Ewing 8, C. Ilett 4, P. Cox 3, M. Argus 1, D. Bergman 1, J. Wray 1, S. Thorne 1, M. Taylor 1, J. Roe 1, 

G. Ariuu 1, K. Tyrrell 1, A. McLeod 1 

Redland: S. Clouston 4, T. Manzone 4, B. Weightman 1, J. Pullman 1 

BEST, NT Thunder: D. Bergman, J. Dignan, J. Roe, C. Ilett, D. Ewing, L. Egger 

Redland: T. Salter, B. Passfi eld, J. Hackett, M. Thomson, Z. Pringle, A. Boon 

Southport 1.6, 5.6, 9.8, 15.10 (100) 

Broadbeach 3.4, 5.5, 8.9, 8.11 (59) 

GOALS, Southport: A. Devine 3, T. Daniel 2, D. Grant 2, E. Mallan 2, M. Payne 1, J. Baxter 1, D. O’Brien 1, B. Scalzo 1, 

J. Milani 1, D. James 1 

Broadbeach: L. Shreeve 3, M. Curtis 2, J. Eagle 2, N. Scott 1 

BEST, Southport: J. Baxter, A. Devine, B. Merrett, G. Screech, E. Mallan, D. Grant 

Broadbeach: L. Shreeve, D. Stewart, M. Curtis, K. Fulton, A. Rolfe, N. Scott 

Morningside 6.4, 9.8, 15.9, 24.11 (155) 

Labrador 3.4, 7.7, 8.11, 8.12 (60) 

GOALS, Morningside: S. Mugavin 4, J. Thomlinson 3, A. Lucy 3, K. Abey 3, D. Bonney 3, L. Ferguson 2, A. Spackman 2, 

D. Lillico 1, P. Mollison 1, N. Kinch 1, N. Tomlinson 1 

Labrador: F. Sleeth 3, T. Featherstone 1, T. Grayson 1, R. White 1, M. Gugliotta 1, J. Cavanagh 1 

BEST, Morningside: P. Mollison, J. Price, A. Lucy, N. Kinch, J. Fewkes, S. Mugavin 

Labrador: M. Gugliotta, J. Cavanagh, M. Jones, D. Gavin, F. Sleeth, S. Paterson 




Team P W L D For Agst % Pts 

NT Thunder 9 9 0 0 1117 688 162.3 36 

Mt Gravatt 9 5 4 0 876 767 114.2 20 

Gold Coast Suns 9 5 4 0 751 763 98.4 20 

Morningside 9 5 4 0 837 939 89.1 20 

Redland 9 4 5 0 942 886 106.3 16 

Aspley 9 4 5 0 794 831 95.5 16 

Broadbeach 9 4 5 0 812 882 92.0 16 

Labrador 9 4 5 0 711 849 83.7 16 

Brisbane Lions 9 3 6 0 837 810 103.3 12 

Southport 9 2 7 0 636 914 69.5 8 

Round 10 NEAFL Results & Ladder 

Eastern Conference 

Tuggeranong 5.1, 10.7, 15.11, 22.12 (144) 

Eastlake 0.6, 2.8, 6.11, 9.13 (67) 

GOALS, Tuggeranong: B. Hancock 6, A. Pocock 3, M. Ghirardello 2, B. Cleaver 2, D. Smith 2, C. Murch 2, N. Irvine 1, 

D. Johnson 1, D. Nolen 1, S. Kelly 1, Z. Lamb 1 

Eastlake: C. Gibson 1, A. Wiles 1, M. Taylforth 1, A. Bruce 1, J. Mesman 1, S. Smith 1, M. Wilson 1, L. Haddrill 1, H. Armstrong 1 

BEST, Tuggeranong: B. Cleaver, D. Johnson, B. Hancock, D. Smith, P. Lovett, Z. Lamb 

Eastlake: S. Cooper, M. Taylforth, S. Smith 

Belconnen 4.4, 5.5, 9.6, 13.9 (87) 

Queanbeyan 4.0, 6.5, 9.11, 10.13 (73) 

GOALS, Belconnen: A. Dess 3, S. Boyd 2, J. Hodder 2, A. Bennett 1, C. McDevitt 1, C. Campbell 1, B. Joyce 1, C. York 1, 

D Bunyan 1 

Queanbeyan: J. Kavanagh 2, K. Stevens 2, A. Overs 1, J. Kirkwood 1, R. Quade 1, T. Dickinson 1, T. Bull 1, M. Wescombe 1 

BEST, Belconnen: C. Campbell, A. Bennett, M. Douglas, A. Dess, S. Curtis, S. Boyd 

Queanbeyan: R. Quade, T. Hollis, K. Stevens, T. Dickinson, W. Griggs, A. Overs 

Team P W L D B For Agst % Pts 

Sydney Swans 7 7 0 0 1 779 300 259.6 28 

GWS Giants 7 5 2 0 1 675 539 125.2 16 

Queanbeyan 7 3 4 0 1 691 710 97.3 12 

Tuggeranong 7 3 4 0 1 594 700 84.8 12 

Eastlake 7 1 6 0 1 503 695 72.3 4 

Belconnen 7 1 6 0 1 455 797 57.0 4 




Round 10 Reserves Results & Ladder 

Mt Gravatt 3.4, 7.6, 14.13, 20.18 (138) 

Aspley 2.2, 5.3, 5.7, 9.9 (63) 

GOALS, Mt Gravatt: P. Labi 4, T. Spencer 3, C. Bernasconi 2, F. Neate 2, J. Lake 2, J. Pennycuick 2, M. Pennington 1, 

T. Jamieson 1, R. Cash 1, M. Rankine 1, J. Robinson 1 

Aspley: M. Scholard 3, R. Thompson 2, B. Evans 1, J. Green 1, L. Edgecombe 1, C. Buchanan 1 

BEST, Mt Gravatt: J. Robinson, B. Stewart, M. Rankine, F. Neate, J. Pennycuick, M. Schultz 

Aspley : T. Panoho, M. Scholard, T. Higgins, S. Coen, F. Eaton, D. Brown 

Southport 3.3, 6.4, 9.7, 12.11 (83) 

Broadbeach 3.3, 7.3, 9.4, 9.7 (61) 

GOALS, Southport: H. Browne 3, J. Cother 2, B. Slater 2, M. Fowler 2, C. Pettersson 1, J. Haberfi eld 1, G. Laval 1 

Broadbeach: B. Cooper 3, S. Lindeblad 2, N. O’Hare 2, A. Campbell 2 

BEST, Southport: C. Pettersson, J. Haberfi eld, M. Fowler, R. Court, J. Clarke, T. Fankhauser 

Broadbeach: L. Frawley, N. O’Hare, B. Cooper, N. Brown, M. Correa, S. Lindeblad 

Morningside 5.5, 11.13, 12.18, 21.22 (148) 

Labrador 0.0, 0.0, 3.2, 4.2 (26) 

GOALS, Morningside: S. Diamond 4, R. Tagell 3, M. Sturgeon 2, A. Bisset 2, B. McNiece 2, B. Delbridge 2, J. Diamond 1, 

C. Kinch 1, T. Amos 1, J. Lawler 1, L. Bower 1, B. Keyser 1 

Labrador: N. Gurciullo 2, A. Cooke 1, D. Rodway 1 

BEST, Morningside: M. Rootsey, B. McNiece, B. Keyser, B. Delbridge, N. Price, L. Edwards 

Labrador: A. Cooke, M. Garland, L. Licht, E. Zimmer, B. Green 

Team P W L D For Agst % Pts 

Southport 9 8 1 0 862 549 157.0 32 

Redland 8 5 3 0 873 598 145.9 20 

Mt Gravatt 8 5 3 0 728 558 130.4 20 

Aspley 8 5 3 0 763 607 125.7 20 

Morningside 8 5 3 0 765 640 119.5 20 

Broadbeach 9 1 8 0 550 968 56.8 4 

Labrador 8 0 8 0 359 980 36.6 0 




DAVEY DESPERATE FOR TIGERS 

TO MAKE AMENDS 

Former Warragul star Ryan Davey has endured a lively initiation to the NEAFL northern conference with his new club Labrador 

see-sawing through the fi rst half of 2011. 

Davey has played all 10 games for the Tigers, which is a rarity as the gold-and-blacks have been hit hard by injury since the 

pre-season. They lost reigning best and fairest winner Mat Clarke and gun defender Steve Wrigley on the eve of last Sunday’s 

grand fi nal replay against Morningside and were smashed by the Panthers by 95 points. It left them with a 4-5 win-loss record 

and facing a Gold Coast derby showdown at Broadbeach on Sunday to keep in touch with the leading sides. 

“From what I gather, they’re all very tough games,” Davey said. “They got beaten as well last week so they’re in the same boat 

as us, coming off a very disappointing game.” 

“We’ll have a couple coming back and we’ve got a bye the following week, so we’ll put it all on the line. 

“We won’t leave anything to chance, that’s for sure.” 

Davey, a four-time club best and fairest winner, has been named in the northern conference team of the week twice and was 

among his side’s best players again last week. He sets high standards for himself, however, and is looking for a bigger second 

half of the season. 

“I’ve been hoping for some better results than what I’ve been putting together and hopefully I can come good in the second half 

of the year,” he said. 

The hard-running left-footer is well suited to his new surrounds. 

“The game style is a lot different up here, it’s more open and free running than the mud where it’s heavy and congested back 

home,” he said. “There’s more ‘spread and go’ here. I’ve just got used to what the side is doing and I’m starting to do that.” 

He is enjoying playing in a different competition to where he grew up. 

“It’s refreshing to get to a game of footy and not know the players and the reputations,” he said. “I’ve come out of six years in the 

same competition back home and you know every player and every team inside out. I’m enjoying it. I got up here in January so 

I missed half the pre-season but I’ve got amongst the boys since then.” 

“We got off to a great start - it was really positive given the injuries we had and situations where we were fi nishing games with 

18 fi t men and losing players regularly. It was tough when we lost four in a row but we fought back and had good wins against 

Broady and Brisbane.” 

Davey does not believe the big loss at the hands of Morningside, where they conceded the last 15 goals of the game, will unduly 

affect the Tigers’ confi dence. 

“We’ll take as much as we can out of the game,” he 

said. “If we had won we would have been third but now 

we’re back to eighth. The reality in this competition this 

year is that if you win two or three in a row, you will fi nd 

yourself second or third on the ladder.” 

“We’ve been right in every game, it was the fi rst blowout 

we’ve had.” 

In fact, all eight of the Tigers’ games had been decided 

by fi ve goals or less until last week. They beat Broadbeach 

in the Tigers’ den at Cooke-Murphy Oval a month 

ago, with Davey, Todd Grayson and Rick Davey the 

standouts in a tight contest. 




TIPSTERS POLL 

GC Suns 

Mt Gravatt 

Aspley 

NT Thunder 

Broadbeach 

GC Suns 

Southport 

Aspley 

NT Thunder 

Broadbeach 

Morningside 

Mt Gravatt 

Redland 

NT Thunder 

Broadbeach 

Matthew Ridley Richard Griffi ths Daron Jackson 

Main Event (21) AFLQ (30) Main Event (25) 

GC Suns 

Southport 

Redland 

NT Thunder 

Broadbeach 

GC Suns 

Southport 

Aspley 

NT Thunder 

Labrador 

GC Suns 

Mt Gravatt 

Redland 

NT Thunder 

Broadbeach 

Nick Smart Marty King Grey Morris 

GC Bulletin (26) AFLQ (31) NT News (28) 

Morningside 

Mt Gravatt 

Aspley 

NT Thunder 

Broadbeach 

GC Suns 

Southport 

Aspley 

NT Thunder 

Labrador 

GC Suns 

Mt Gravatt 

Redland 

NT Thunder 

Broadbeach 

Ron McDonald Terry Wilson Jess Webster 

AFLQ (35) Media Hall of Fame (28) NT News (27) 




NEAFL “TEAM OF THE WEEK” 

Backs: Rex Liddy (GC Suns), Jason Roe (NT Thunder), Robert Copeland (Aspley) 

Half Backs: James Hawksley (Brisbane Lions), Matt Maguire (Brisbane Lions), Andrew Scott (Mt Gravatt) 

Centres: Nathan Kinch (Morningside), Jake Dignan (NT Thunder), Dane Bergman (NT Thunder) 

Half Forwards: Damien Bonney (Morningside), Ben Merrett (Southport), Albert Proud (Mt Gravatt) 

Forwards: Luke Shreeve (Broadbeach), Darren Ewing (NT Thunder), Josh Baxter (Southport) 

Followers: Peter Mollison (Morningside), Cameron Ilett (NT Thunder) 

Rover: Reece Toye (Aspley) 

Interchange: Adam Devine (Southport), Martin Curtis (Broadbeach), Josh Cavanagh (Labrador), 

Adam Hughes (Aspley), Charlie Dixon (GC Suns) 

ROUND TEN 

2011 SYD GUILDFORD TROPHY 

GWS Giants v GC Suns Res 

5 Votes Dylan Shiel GWS Giants 

4 Votes Stephen Clifton GWS Giants 

3 Votes Jon Giles GWS Giants 

2 Votes Rex Liddy GC Suns 

1 Vote Charlie Dixon GC Suns 

Brisbane Lions Res v Sydney Swans Res 

5 Votes Luke Parker Sydney Swans 

4 Votes James Hawksley Brisbane Lions 

3 Votes Daniel Currie Sydney Swans 

2 Votes Matt Maguire Brisbane Lions 

1 Vote Dylan McNeil Sydney Swans 

Aspley v Mt Gravatt 

5 Votes Reece Toye Aspley 

4 Votes Andrew Scott Mt Gravatt 

3 Votes Robert Copeland Aspley 

2 Votes Albert Proud Mt Gravatt 

1 Vote Adam Hughes Aspley 

Redland v NT Thunder 

5 Votes Jake Dignan NT Thunder 

4 Votes Cameron Ilett NT Thunder 

3 Votes Dane Bergman NT Thunder 

2 Votes Darren Ewing NT Thunder 

1 Vote Jason Roe NT Thunder 

Southport v Broadbeach 

5 Votes Josh Baxter Southport 

4 Votes Ben Merrett Southport 

3 Votes Luke Shreeve Broadbeach 

2 Votes Adam Devine Southport 

1 Vote Martin Curtis Broadbeach 

Morningside v Labrador 

5 Votes Nathan Kinch Morningside 

4 Votes Damien Bonney Morningside 

3 Votes Jake Thomlinson Morningside 

2 Votes Josh Cavanagh Labrador 

1 Vote Peter Mollison Morningside 

LEADERS AFTER ROUND TEN 

Chris Smith Mt Gravatt 22 

Cameron Ilett NT Thunder 21 

Kenrick Tyrrell NT Thunder 18 

Darren Ewing NT Thunder 17 

Josh Green Bris Lions 15 

Robert Copeland Aspley 14 

Todd Grayson Labrador 13 

Adam Mueller Redland 12 

Albert Proud Mt Gravatt 12 

Nathan Kinch Morningside 11 

RAY HUGHSON LEADING GOAL 

KICKER 

Darren Ewing NT Thunder 56 

Aaron Cornelius Brisbane Lions 30 

Josh Pullman Redland 28 

Jason Eagle Broadbeach 28 

Ross Tungatalum NT Thunder 26 

Nathan Gilliland Mt Gravatt 24 

Shaun Mugavin Morningside 23 

Ben Weightman Redland 21 

Kent Abey Morningside 21 

Patrick Karnezis Brisbane Lions 20 




Coach 

Russell Evans 

Captain 

Robert Copeland 

Aspley Hornets 

No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B 

1st 

Qtr 

2nd 

Qtr 

3rd 

Qtr 

F inal 

Hornets 

Bombers 

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 




Redland Bombers 


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 Bulldogs, Bundaberg 

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 

26 Bradyn WEBB 05/06/88 178 75 Bulldogs, Bundaberg 

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 

41 Chris THOMSON 20/07/92 186 85 Redlands Junior 

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 Nth Bombers, Tasmania 

45 Adam BOON 16/04/90 181 79 Redlands Junior 

46 Josh AVISON* 25/04/92 179 79 Cairns 

47 Kurt SCOWN 27/04/92 193 88 Mackay 

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 

53 Nick PROUD 02/06/91 178 78 Redlands Junior 

54 Jamye Bridge 31/08/88 187 85 Springwood 

55 Scott WARD 27/07/93 175 70 Redlands Junior 

56 Khyle GOODMAN 07/02/93 177 73 Curra Swans, Townsville 

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 




Coach 

Norm Dare 

Captain 

Daniel Wise 

Southport Sharks 


1st 

Qtr 

2nd 

Qtr 

Sharks 

Vultures 

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. 

13 Hayden GRAHAM 13/11/87 190 95 Bell Park Geelong 

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 Byron BLACKWOOD 25/09/89 182 80 Warrugul VIC 

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 Ryan KIEL 16/03/992 186 74 Southport 

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 Nathan ANDERSON 08/05/90 184 75 Southport 

52 Ryder COURT 27/07/93 188 78 Southport 

53 Chris TALBOT 20/03/92 170 68 Southport 

54 Billy BISHOP 17/07/88 185 85 Redland 

55 Tyrone ALDERSON 07/07/94 190 80 Surfers Paradise 

56 Matthew HUXTABLE 30/05/92 176 70 Aspley 

57 Brandon VANDERWAL 30/4/92 196 88 Southport 

3rd 

Qtr 

F inal 




Mt Gravatt Vultures 


Coach 

David Lake 

Co-Captain 

Josh Vearing 

Nathan Gilliland 

1 Damien STEVEN 16/2/91 183 74 Mt Gravatt 

2 Michael HAMILL 4/7/88 183 74 Western Magpies 

3 Chris SMITH 18/3/88 184 85 Fremantle AFL 

4 Josh VEARING 17/4/83 183 81 MtGravatt/Tasmania 

5 Luke SCOTT 2/4/86 190 86 Western Magpies 

6 Sean YOSHIURA 6/8/91 187 78 Brisbane / Mt Gravatt 

7 Jake FURFARO 4/2/85 186 86 MtGravatt/Werribee 

8 Troy JAMIESON 7/11/91 183 74 Mt Gravatt 

9 Todd JAMIESON 5/12/90 184 78 MtGravatt 

10 Rory LAKE 11/7/85 178 77 Ringwood/Morningside 

11 Michael SCHULTZ 21/2/88 190 85 Aspley/Zillmere 

12 Mitch HARLEY 27/5/91 181 79 Mt Gravatt 

13 Ashleigh EVANS 5/2/83 187 83 Zillmere 

14 Greg FRIIS 10/9/90 189 87 Western Magpies 

15 Nathan GILLILAND 16/7/83 180 80 Euroa 

17 Albert PROUD 6/9/88 181 89 Brisbane /Mt Gravatt 

18 Tobi SPENCER 21/3/76 184 78 Mt Gravatt 

19 Chris MURPHY* 13/1/93 175 74 Mt Gravatt 

20 Kyle BUIS 23/10/84 197 95 Mt Gravatt 

22 Rohan CASH 27/2/83 187 83 Caloundra 

23 Rhys ESTALL 26/12/89 182 77 Mt Gravatt 

24 Nathan REID 6/10/92 191 83 Alexandra Hills 

25 Joel SMOUHA 5/2/90 197 93 Mt Gravatt 

26 Andrew SCOTT 23/10/87 183 86 Subiaco/Mt Gravatt 

27 Joe MURPHY 7/9/90 185 84 Mt Gravatt 

29 Cam BERNASCONI* 11/7/92 191 82 Tuggeranong Hawks 

30 Daniel MOWAT* 11/1/92 193 91 Redlands 

31 Gavin GROSE 2/9/88 195 85 Pt Adelaide/Mt Gravatt 

32 Adam TARRANT 28/8/85 183 83 Morningside/Magpies 

33 Matt SKUBIS 29/6/80 190 95 Western Magpies 

34 Nick DUNCAN 28/10/80 194 88 Old Melburnians 

35 Peter LABI 30/12/91 189 83 Carlton/PNG 

36 Jeremy ROBINSON 28/9/86 184 82 Carisbrook 

37 Dom RUSSO* 2/6/92 174 74 Sandrinham/Morningside 

38 Craig MALONE* 21/2/93 198 94 Alexandra Hills 

39 Mark PENNINGTON 4/3/77 203 98 Wilston Grange 

40 Ethan READING 22/1/91 190 90 Mt Gravatt 

41 John JAMES 6/6/89 180 72 PNG 

42 James PENNYCUICK 20/2/91 190 82 Western Magpies 

43 Amua PIRIKA 3/3/91 184 85 PNG 

44 Jack LAKE 12/6/93 178 73 Morningside 

45 Jesse GREEN 2/3/87 187 82 Mt Gravatt 

46 Brandon STEWART 24/11/91 185 76 Southern Redbacks 

47 Tyrone BRIMBLE* 20/3/94 178 75 Mt Gravatt 

51 Jackson SMITH 20/8/92 191 83 Caloundra 

55 David BELL 22/3/89 175 81 Southport 

56 Troy ROGERS 15/1/92 180 74 Mt Gravatt 

57 Brock PAULKE* 14/2/94 187 74 Sandgate 

60 Sam JAMES 4/2/91 181 76 Mt Gravatt 

65 Jim WALLIS 4/8/92 194 87 Mt Gravatt 

66 Clay CAMERON* 27/5/94 190 76 Mt Gravatt 

67 Nic DAVIDSON* 02/08/94 183 76 Mt Gravatt 




Coach 

Murray Davis 

NT Thunder 

Captain 

Cameron Ilett No Name DOB HT WT Recruited From G B 

1 Aaron MOTLOP 16/01/08 171 72 Nightcliff, NT 

2 Darren EWING 23/03/87 182 94 Palmerston, NT 

3 Matthew ARGUS 05/03/88 178 77 Aspley 

4 Iggy VALLEJO 21/04/81 182 84 St Marys, NT 

5 Dean STAUNTON 14/05/92 170 69 Southern Districts, NT 

6 Jarred ILETT 03/11/81 177 87 St Marys, NT 

7 Shannon RUSCA 20/08/80 184 88 Southern Districts, NT 

8 Kenrick TYRRELL 07/08/84 195 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 

13 Lachlan ARGUS 15/03/90 183 75 Aspley 

14 Ross TUNGATALUM 05/06/90 172 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 01/02/87 175 74 Palmerston, NT 

18 Mitchel TAYLOR 16/10/90 188 79 Wanderers, NT 

19 Deon GORDON 02/04/91 185 96 Palmerston, NT 

20 Josh WATSON 16/06/90 182 79 Subiaco 

21 James WRAY 19/06/91 178 75 Waratahs, NT 

22 Dane BERGMAN 23/01/87 180 89 Waratah, NT 

23 Andrew MCLEOD 04/08/76 181 83 Adelaide Crows 

24 David KRUSE 23/01/92 190 73 Wanderers, NT 

25 William KOSSACK 10/12/84 180 61 Katherine Kannons, 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 05/12/88 186 84 Wanderers, NT 

29 Jason ROE 13/03/84 192 97 Nightcliff, NT 

30 Shane THORNE 25/11/86 183 70 Wanderers, NT 

31 Bradley PALIPUAMINNI 17/05/89 168 63 Tiwi, NT 

32 Timothy MOSQUITO 25/06/91 171 68 Waratah, NT 

33 Liam CORRIE 15/06/92 177 75 South Adelaide 

34 Kieren SMITH 02/08/91 178 78 Pioneers, NT 

35 Adrian MURPHY 22/11/85 174 75 Nightcliff, NT 

37 Jacob SCHAPER 09/03/91 175 70 Waratah, NT 

38 John PURDIE 29/11/91 174 73 Waratah, NT 

39 Cameron ROBERTS 07/09/78 193 92 Southern Districts, NT 

40 Gareth REMFREY 12/08/88 180 80 Rovers, NT 

41 Kelvin WILLIAMS* 15/12/92 188 79 Darwin, 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* 02/02/94 178 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* 09/11/94 176 70 Waratah, NT 

52 Louis EGGER* 05/06/93 184 74 Federals, NT 

53 Bradley MCMASTERS 06/02/90 179 75 Pioneers, NT 




Brisbane Lions 


Coach 

Nathan Clarke 

Captain 

Rotating 

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 

1st 

Qtr 

2nd 

Qtr 

3rd 

Qtr 

Thunder 

Lions 

F inal 




Coach 

Shaun Hart 

Captain 

Rotating 

Gold Coast Suns 


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 




Morningside Panthers 


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 

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 

36 Ben KEYSER 19/05/88 177 69 Morningside 

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 

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 

44 Peter YAGMOORE* 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 

49 James DIAMOND 09/10/91 173 74 Morningside 

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 

1st 

Qtr 

2nd 

Qtr 

3rd 

Qtr 

F inal 

Coach 

John Blair 

Co-Captains 

Kent Abey 

Paul Shelton 

Suns 

Panthers 




Coach 

Matt Angus 

Broadbeach Cats 

Captain 

Matt Fife 


1st 

Qtr 

2nd 

Qtr 

Cats 

Tigers 

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 

6 Jason EAGLE 15/02/86 187 92 Shepparton United 

7 Simon RUSSELL 03/06/89 178 78 Mooroopna 

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 Rhan HOOPER 09/01/88 179 82 Hawthorn 

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 

22 Martin CURTIS 02/08/87 179 78 Newtown & Chilwell 

23 Nick SCOTT 30/05/89 180 81 Newtown & Chilwell 

24 Matt FIFE 30/04/87 182 84 Palm Beach 

25 Nathan LYONS 22/12/87 183 83 Southport 

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 

29 Sam ROBERTSON* 11/06/92 180 75 Coolangatta 

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 Joe BARRILE* 10/07/91 175 75 Broadbeach 

40 Dan QUINLIVAN 19/03/87 184 86 Broadbach 

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 

57 Karl D’ORAZIO 10/01/84 189 89 Broadbeach 

58 Ben NELSON 06/04/86 187 83 Burleigh 

3rd 

Qtr 

F inal 




Labrador Tigers 


Coach 

Denis Knight 

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 




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 2.00pm WA v QLD Rushton Park 

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 11.45am Eastlake v Broadbeach Manuka 

Aspley 16.8.104 v B’beach 18.10.118 11.45am Ainslie v Southport Ainlsie Oval 

Mt Gravatt 12.17.89 v Southport 9.9.63 3.20pm Aspley v NT Thunder Traeger Park 

Thunder 11.15.81 v GC Suns 11.6.72 Sun 26th June 2.00pm Mt Gravatt v Bris Lions Dittmer Park 

Sun 10th April Redland 23.11.149 v M’side 14.8.92 2.00pm Redland v GC Suns Victoria Point 

2.00pm Labrador v Morningside Cooke-Murphy 

Rnd 3 Sat 16th April GC Suns 16.16.112 v Aspley 11.13.79 Rnd 14 Sat 2nd July 2.00pm Aspley v Bris Lions Graham Rd 

M’side 17.15.117 v Eastlake 11.10.76 2.00pm Southport v GC Suns Fankhauser 

Queanbeyan 9.10.64 v Mt Gravatt 19.14.128 1.00pm Labrador v Ainslie Cooke-Murphy 

Southport 10.12.72 v Labrador 7.10.52 2.00pm Broadbeach v Redland H&A Oval 

B’beach 10.7.67 v Thunder 20.11.131 

7.00pm NT Thunder v GWS Giants TIO 

Bris Lions Bye Redland Bye Sun 3rd July 2.00pm Morningside v Mt Gravatt Esplen Oval 

Rnd 4 Sat 23rd April Bris Lions 22.15.147 v Southport 10.9.69 Rnd 15 Sat 9th July 12.30pm GWS Giants v Bris Lions Blacktown 

Labrador 9.4.58 v GC Suns 13.12.90 2.00pm Labrador v Mt Gravatt Cooke-Murphy 

Thunder 21.10.136 v Redland 15.12.102 2.00pm Redland v Aspley Victoria Point 

Sun 24th April B’beach 20.16.136 v M’side 8.11.59 2.00pm Morningside v NT Thunder Esplen Oval 

Aspley Bye 3.00pm GC Suns v Sydney Swans Metricon 

Mt Gravatt Bye Sun 10th July 2.00pm Southport v Broadbeach Fankhauser 

Rnd 5 Sat 30th April Aspley 16.13.109 v Labrador 11.11.77 Rnd 16 Sat 16th July 10.30am GC Suns v NT Thunder Cazalys 

Mt Gravatt 11.9.75 v GC Suns 12.16.88 2.00pm Bris Lions v Broadbeach Sherwood 

Thunder 27.20.182 v Morningside 9.9.63 2.00pm Southport v Morningside Fankhauser 

Sun 1st May Redland 13.8.86 v Bris Lions 18.14.122 2.00pm Redland v Labrador Victoria Point 

Broadbeach Bye Southport Bye 2.00pm Mt Gravatt v Aspley Dittmer Park 

Rnd 6 Sat 7th May GC Suns 14.19.103 v Bris Lions 9.9.63 Rnd 17 Sat 23rd July 1.00pm Aspley v Belconnen Graham Rd 

Southport 11.7.73 v NT Thunder 14.20.104 11.45am Tuggeranong v Redland Greenway Oval 

Mt Gravatt 17.18.120 v Labrador 16.6.102 3.20pm GC Suns v Bris Lions Metricon 

Redland 24.16.160 v Broadbeach 8.8.56 

3.20pm NT Thunder v Broadbeach Traegar Park 

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 2.00pm Mt Gravatt v Morningside Dittmer Park 

Syd Swans 18.12.120 v GC Suns 3.10.28 2.00pm Labrador v Southport Cooke-Murphy 

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 2.00pm Bris Lions v Morningside Sherwood 

Aspley 8.15.63 v Morningside 10.7.67 2.00pm Broadbeach v GC Suns H&A Oval 

Southport 6.11.47 v Redland 17.18.120 

2.00pm GWS Giants v NT Thunder Blacktown 

Broadbeach 12.18.90 v Mt Gravatt 18.7.115 2.00pm Labrador v Aspley Cooke-Murphy 

GC Suns Bye 1.00pm Southport v Queenbeyan Fankhauser 

Labrador Bye 2.00pm Redland v Mt Gravatt Victoria Point 

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 10.30am 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 Aug12.00pm 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 2.00pm Southport v Mt Gravatt 

2.00pm Aspley v Redland 

1.00pm GC Suns v Morningside 

7.00pm NT Thunder v Bris Lions 

Sun 12th June 2.00pm Broadbeach v Labrador 

Fankhauser 

Graham Rd 

H&A Oval 

TIO 

H&A Oval 

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