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ANNUAL
REPOR T
2014
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RESERVES PREMIERS 2014
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RESERVES PREMIERS 2014
ANNUAL
REPOR T
2014
Woodville West Torrens Football Club Inc. and Eagles Club Inc.
SEASON 2014
To be presented to Members at the Annual General Meeting
To be held at
Woodville West Torrens Football Club
Oval Avenue, Woodville South
on
Monday, 2nd February 2015.
Eagles Club Report at 7.30pm and to be followed by Woodville West Torrens Football Club Report.
ANNUAL REPORT 2014
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RETIRED
PLAYERS
ADAM GROCKE
LUKE POWELL
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RETIRED PLAYERS
CONTENTS
Office Bearers
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Club History
Page 7
Life Members
Page 8
Reports
President/Chairman’s Report
Page 10
Chief Executive’s Report
Page 11
Membership Report
Page 12
Community Relations Report
Page 13
Marketing & Partnerships Report
Page 14
Senior Coach’s Report – League
Page 22
Captain’s Report
Page 23
Coach’s Report – Reserves
Page 30 Coach’s Report – Under 18’s and Talent Report
Page 33
Coach’s Report – Under 16’s Page 37
Football Development Report Page 38
Country Zone Report Page 40
Past Players & Officials Report Page 41
The 2014 Season Highlights
Page 15
2014 League Results
Page 17
League Statistics Page 21
Club Champion Awards Page 25
Reserves Statistics Page 29
Reserves Best & Fairest Awards Page 30
Under 18’s Statistics
Page 32
Under 18’s Best & Fairest Awards
Page 35
Under 16’s Statistics
Page 36
Coterie Groups Page 42
Financial Reports Page 45
CONTENTS
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OFFICE
BEARERS
Kurt Slaven
President/Chairman
Christine Williams
Director
Ash Bidhendi
Director
Alan Schwartz
Director
Patron:
Mayor of the City of Charles Sturt,
Kirsten Alexander
Solicitor:
Camatta Lempens Pty Ltd
Marketing & Partnerships Manager:
Luke Jarrad
Football Manager:
Trent Hentschel
Talent Manager:
Shane Grimm
Development Manager:
Darren Hams
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Senior Coach:
Michael Godden
Personal Assistant to the Chief
Executive Officer:
Assistant Coaches:
Trent Hentschel,
Luke Norman, Andrew Bruce
Community Relations Manager:
Phil Herden
Chief Executive Officer:
Peter Schwarz
Peter Schwarz
Chief Executive Officer
Financial Administrator:
Michelle Diamond
Carin Montgomery
Auditor:
Clarke & Brownrigg
Robert Cross
Director
Colin Davidson
Director
David Lang
Director
Function Coordinator:
Ashleigh Newell
Receptionist/Membership:
Melissa McKenzie
Licensed Club Manager:
Sam Conlon
Eagles Bar & Bistro Manager:
Vicki Wright
Club Historian:
John Storer
OFFICE BEARERS
Strength and Conditioning Coach:
Tim Reeve
Reserves Coach:
Jarrad Wright
Captain:
Luke Powell
No. 1 Ticket Holder:
M.J. Blight, A.M.
Life Governors:
R.W. Hank, L.F. Head, J.F. Bills,
M.J. Blight, A.M. A.J. Payze, A.P. Rogers,
R.F. Simunsen
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HISTORY
Woodville West Torrens Football Club
Club Formed
Record Home Attendance
Record Attendance
Premierships
Grand Final Losses (Runner Up)
Wooden Spoons
Magarey Medallists
Most Magarey Medal Votes in Career
Most Years as Coach
Most Years as Captain
Most Games
Most State Games
Most Goals
Most Goals in Premiership Games in a Season
Highest Individual Score in a Premiership Match
Highest Individual Score in a pre/post season “Cup” game
Highest Winning Score
Highest Winning Score against us
Highest Losing Score
Lowest Winning Score
Lowest Winning Score against us
Lowest Score
Biggest Winning Margin
Biggest Losing Margin
Biggest Match Aggregate
Longest Winning Sequence
Longest Undefeated Sequence
Longest Losing Sequence
Reserves Premierships
Reserves Magarey Medallists
Under 19 Premierships
Tomkins Medallists
McCallum Tomkins Medallists
November 1st, 1990
7,183 in 1994 at Woodville Oval
42,719 at 1993 Grand Final
3 (1993, 2006, 2011)
5 (1994, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005)
0
0
135 (Justin Cicolella)
9 (Ron Fuller 2001-2009)
6 (Andrew Rogers 1995-2000)6 (Gavin Colville 2001-2006)
266 (Justin Cicolella)
4 (Andrew Rogers 1993-1996)4 (Paul Lindsay 2002-2003, 2005)
312 (Mark Passador – career total 366)
99 (Scott Morphett 1991)
12.2 (Andrew Taylor 1994)
6.3 (Laurence Schache 1993)
30.14 (1994 vs North Adelaide)
31.13 (1995 vs Norwood)
21.13 (1993 vs Port Adelaide)
8.5 (2004 vs Sturt)
5.11 (1995 vs North Adelaide)
3.7 (2012 vs Central Districts)
156 points (1993 vs North Adelaide)
158 points (1995 vs Norwood)
307 points (1993 vs Port Adelaide)
14 games (1993-1994)
14 games (1993-1994)
8 games (1997)
5 1992, 1993, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2013, 2014
4 1992 Jason Sziller, 1996 Jason King, 2003 David Newett,
2012 Angus Poole
3 1996, 1998, 2000
3 1997 Adam O’Hara, 1999 Greg Chapman,2008 Shane Harris
4 1993, 1998, 1999, 2000
2 2012, 2013
1 2013 Paul Ventura
CLUB HISTORY
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LIFE
MEMBERS
Italics - DECEASED
1906
J.J. Collins, S.J. Tait, E.C. Filsell, J. Carr, M. Matthews, P.J. McMahon
1967
C.S.H. Sweet, J. Larkin, R. Turner
1910
T.H. Brooker
1969
J.F. Bills, K.G. George, R.G. Gibson, C.G. Scoop, L.A. Morrell, H.R. McPharlin
1912
B. Filsell
1970
R.W. Gibson, D.B. Tucker, B.J. Rawson, G.A. Pill, R.F.R. Kimber
1914
J. Andrews
1971
J.L. Graham, R.S.C. Warren, K.R. Jackson, H.W. March, W.H. Wright
1919
H.D. Smith, A. Taylor
1972
M.V. Barltrop, P. Burns, P.L. Childs, D.G. Christie, R.F. Simunsen
1920
T. Hallett, G.J. Plenty
1973
T. Wait, J. Cowling, W. Marks, F.E. Hansch, J. Edwards
1921
R. Aldersey, B. Johnson
1974
N.L. Grimm, R.D. Hughes, P.C. Wiles, R.G. Buckley, R.J. Raymond,
G.R. James
1924
G.H. Marsh, G. Richmond
1975
D. Cockshell, C.V. Gibbons, Mrs. D. Pratt, G. Davis, R. Dix, R.A. Allen,
J. O’Connor
1926
J. Barrey, A. Walker
1976
S. Butler, D. Webb, Mrs. M. Wait, J. Cummins, P.A. Boyce
1927
E.A. Daviess, G.P. Halberts
1977
L. McMahon, B.A. Wilson, W.P. Ruth, Mrs. B.L. McPharlin
1928
J. Harley
1978
B. Harrison, Mrs. R. Berresford, R.S. Sewer, G. Gibbons
1929
H.W. Tomkins, S. Patten
1979
W. Jackson, A. Floreani, W.H. Smith, L.F. Rankin, L.D. Heaven
1930
E. Quick, J. Karney
1980
P. Leahy, H. Dabrowski, G. White, S. Pavlich, B.J. Tyrell, P. Phillipou,
Mrs. S.C. Boyce
1931
A.J. Graham, P. Broderick
1981
Mrs. M. Hughes, A. McDonough, P. Cousins, P. Scanlan, R.C. Kinsman
1932
G.H. Battye, R. Osborn
1982
D. Wing, E. Cowling, K. McSporran
1933
G. Harding
1983
Dr. P. Barnes, M.S. Parker
1934
J. McInness
1984
G. Lennard, D. Rundell
1936
D. Conroy, P.A. Read
1985
W.M. Richardson, D. Inglis, A. Green, L.J. Gilligan, O.A.M., W. Smith,
J.R. Nairn
1937
L.J. Ashby
1986
Mrs. L. Liebelt, W.B. Sanders, D.L. Trembath
1939
C.E. Bridgeman, J.H. Phillips
1987
D. Alderman, M.J. Blight, A.M.
1940
T. Ahern, W.A. Williamson
1988
J. Hughes, B. Thomas, B. Lindsay, I. Hanna, C.P. Winstanley, K.F. Golding
1941
H.G. Barltrop, J. Lock
1989
G. Kingston, D. White, J. Adcock, L. Harrison, R. Enright, L. Robson,
Dr. K.R. Angel, Mrs. N.J. Roache
1945
L.J. Martin, E.C. Moore
1990
T.M. Ryan, A.J. Smith, J. Niemann, D. Barry, D. Davill, T. Caldow
1946
J. Hume, E.J. Richmond
1992
L. McCauley
1947
P.S. Johns, M.P. Drury
1993
P.D. Schwarz, Mrs. J.K.F. Mead, J.M. Mead, J.B. James
1948
J.E. Whiteley, R. Mullins, E.J. Hine, E.J. Turner, G.M. Scott, F. Shore
S.J.B. Smith, L.J. Dinnison, S.G. Cox
1994
Mrs. B. Raymond, L. Sampson
1949
Dr. I.J. Dunstone, W.J. Whiteford, W. Batt, Dr. K.G. Glastonbury,
W.L. Gately, J.L. Thiele
1995
B.J. Aldous, A.J. Osborne, A.J. Payze
1950
P.F. Green, K.T. Trebilcock, A.E.I. Bowyer, P.E. Norman, H.R. McPharlin,
R. Barltrop, F.K. Keane
1996
S.W. Morphett, P. Van Vugt, Dr. P. Byrne, A.M.
1951
S.S. Glastonbury, A. Jones, K.G. Edwards, D.A. Hamilton, F.A. Mewett
1997
G. Haylock, P. Ashwin, L.G. Stevens
1952
R.T. Sulley, K.M. Scott, R.F. Kimber, A.S. Withy, J. Hickman, D. Hendry
1998
A. King
1953
D.W. Hone, R.W. Hank, C. MacKenzie, D.F. Prior, A.C. Roberts,
S.G.B. Wilson
1999
A.P. Rogers
1954
G. Wiles, T. Garland, A.V. Dix
2000
D. Morallee
1955
K.R. Jackson, H.J. Brogan, E.J. Coverlid, G.F. Frogley, W.H. Wright
2001
Mrs. A. Sullivan, R. Fuller, B. Mulvihill, I. Dettman, R. Lynch, S. Geyer,
J. Roberts, D. Hamilton, C. McVicar
1956
R. Lester, H.R. Sharp, W.J. Curtis, G.H. Hallett, R. Hank, C.L. Pyatt,
W.S. Hank, W.H. Tonkin
2002
D.J. Niemann, G.W. Sholdis, Mrs. T. Crowhurst, Dr. P. Koutsikas
1957
B.L. McPharlin, R. Edwards, Mrs. M. Jones, M. Yon. L.H. Bartle,
P.J. Kinlough
2003
J. Quick, Mrs. V. Mitchell
1958
R.R. White, K.L. Barnes, C. Turville, H.O.H. Thompson, A.E. Wallace
2005
R. Sellers, O.A.M., G. Colville, Mrs. N. Stoodley, Mrs. J. Tucker
1959
R.C. Wallace, W.H. March, L.J. Lynch, R.J. Ranger, F. Boundy,
R.H. Ashby, F. Graham, W.J. Low, L.F. Rankine, K.A. Wyatt
2006
S. Hall, R. Stennett, R. Pearce, J. Scott
1960
A.L. Fisher, Dr. F.I. Flaherty
2007
D. Lang, S. Reardon, J. Floreani
1961
O.J. O’Grady, J.F. Allan, J. Bunney, I.S. Cock, M.T. Clingly, G.V. Kersley,
J.E. Slaven
2008
S.J. Owens, J. Cicolella, Mrs. V. Applebee
1962
L.H. Head, M.B.E.
2009
F. Roy Brown
1964
W.N. Busbridge, A. Coleman, B. Livesey
2010
G. Battersby, G. Gepp, B. Winter
1965
P.G. Barltrop, W. Cook, J. Kinlough, R.H. Morrell
2011
C. Davidson, M. Whinnen
1966
D. J.A. Flaherty, C.H. Thornton, C.W. Pratt, H.H. Trestail
2012
K. Matthew, K. Mallett, Mrs. D. Downs, C. McKenzie, N. Ryan, Mrs. P. Owens,
P. Enright, M. McKenzie
2013
Dr. J Ilic, L. Powell
L I F8E MEMBERS
E A G L E CLUB
Italics - DECEASED
T.F. Caldow
W.H. Tonkin
B. Harrison
G. Hallett
R. White
Mrs J. Mead
Mrs L. Leibelt
C.P. Winstanley
S.J.B. Smith
W.H. Smith
W. Drucks
C.S. Sweet
D.B. Stephens
The 2014 season did not finish in the fashion that we all believed it
would. Being 7 wins and 1 loss early in the season gave many of us a
belief that the League team would go deep into the season and finish
high in the top three. Things changed in the later part of the season,
seeing us having to fight to hang onto fifth spot. Then going out so
easy in the Elimination final was very disappointing.
PRESIDENT
CHAIRMAN’S
REPORT
The two AFL based teams changed the nature of the SANFL, for some,
not agreeing to the change, but for the most, they saw the change as
positive as the standard of the competition improved. This can be seen
by the increase in the numbers coming to the football and the standard
of the game.
Unfortunately our Club was the only team in the SANFL not to have a
win against the AFL listed teams. This result clearly affected our ability
to play deep into the Finals. I know that Mick is hard at work to rectify
this position in 2015.
Once again the Reserves performance, led by Jarrad Wright, was
outstanding in winning the Premiership, and going back to back. To
Jarrad and the playing group well done. For those that attended the
game you would have to agree that it was one of the best displays of
reserves SANFL football seen for some time.
Shane Grimm and the Under 18’s were going for a third consecutive
Grand Final win, but it wasn’t to be, losing to West Adelaide. All goes
well for the future of the Club as there are some outstanding juniors
being developed through the Centre of Excellence in conjunction with
the senior program that gives the Club great hope for future success. To
all involved, well done.
Challenges off the field also kept the Board and staff working hard to
improve the running of the Football Club. The sale of the freehold of the
Eagles Bar and Bistro was a decision made by the Board to assist setting
the Club up to be financially sound long into the future. Through the
sale process the Board has retained the leasehold of the business at the
Eagles Bar and Bistro for the next fifty years. This change will help the
Club’s long-term future.
Once again, to the Board thank you for your support and commitment.
The decision-making and commitment to the Club to make sure that
the Club is to be financially sound and successful long into the future is
a credit to each and every one of you.
To David Lang, who is standing down after many years of service to the
Club, thank you for your commitment. You have been involved in many
of the major decisions that has put the Club in the position it is. You
leave the position being a two time Premiership Board Member. Well
done.
To Scott Lewis, Congratulations on winning the 2014 Club Champion
award. Your football journey is an interesting one and I know that this
award will sit alongside
your 2011 Premiership medallion.
PRESIDENT / CHAIRMEN’S REPORT
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PRESIDENT/
CHAIRMAN’S
REPORT
CONTINUED
Two Premierships,
of the Partners that support our Brand and
State representation and Club Champion
continue to want to support the Club. Once
Awards, along with Club and League Life
again thank you for you valued support.
long-playing career.
Membership, are just some of the highlights
you leave us with. Well done.
2015 is the 25th Anniversary of the
amalgamation of Woodville and West
Adam Grocke, we also say thanks for your
Torrens to form a very strong and valued
Congratulations to Bob Simunsen, who, at
contribution to the Club. You too leave the
Club called the Woodville West Torrens
the Club Champion night was announced
Club being a two-time Premiership player
Football Club, the EAGLES. With this in mind
and inducted as the 7th Life Governor of the
and a State player. Well done.
I ask all members to continue your valued
support by renewing your membership,
Club.
To Peter Schwarz and your staff we
and to those that have dropped off over the
To the back room staff and volunteers that
say thank you for your hard work and
journey, I urge you to reconsider and take up
help to make the Club operate, I again thank
commitment. Peter, in your first year as
membership once again.
you for your strong and committed support.
CEO you have walked into a challenging
Without your efforts the Club would struggle
time, with the sale of the freehold of Eagles
To you all I thankyou for your continued
to maintain it healthy operating position.
Bar and Bistro, the two new AFL teams
support. I wish you and your families all the
into the competition and the neverending
best and look forward to what 2015 brings
To those leaving the Club for whatever
demands of the financial issues that come
us all. Go the EAGLES.
reason, we say thanks for your support. To
with running a Football Club. Well done,
Luke Powell our retiring Captain and Club
and the Board and members look forward
KURT SLAVEN
Champion, I once again would like to say
to your continued working relationship.
PRESIDENT/CHAIRMAN
thank you. You arrived several years ago
with the intention to play for a couple of
The Club continues to maintain a very
years and you stayed to have an outstanding
strong and valued relationship with many
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PRESIDENT / CHAIRMEN’S REPORT
My first 12 months in the role of Chief
Executive has been incredibly enjoyable and
also incredibly challenging.
2014 saw significant change to the SANFL
landscape. For the first time SANFL Clubs
have had to compete week to week with
professional players from the two AFL teams,
but within SANFL Club budget constraints.
The inclusion of Adelaide and Port Adelaide
has created increased interest in the SANFL
competition. Our challenge is to capitalise on
this exposure commercially. Port Adelaide’s
AFL sides inclusion in the competition
also necessitated major changes to Club
boundaries. As a result, the Eagles gained
most of Port’s old metropolitan zone, and
lost some old established areas. It could
be argued that the Eagles have been more
impacted than most. Whilst losing some of
our zone is disappointing it also provides
our Club with an enormous opportunity.
Remember that lines on a map do not
determine who you support.
On the field, 2014 finished in a very
disappointing fashion. We commenced the
season with expectation and anticipation
and got to the halfway point looking to be
in a strong position to go deep into the final
series. Unfortunately, that did not eventuate
and our inability to perform well in finals for
the past three seasons is an area that must
be addressed immediately by the Football
Department and playing group. As a Club we
must expect to be in contention to win the
premiership every year. The Eagles brand of
football has always been one of tenacity and
resilience. We must return to these qualities
and expect more from ourselves. I know that
our coach Michael Godden is desperate to
gain future finals success.
2014 saw the retirement of two of our Club
greats, Luke Powell and Adam Grocke.
Both premiership players and tremendous
leaders, they now enter the next phase of
their lives, away from League football. They
have both left an indelible mark on our Club,
on and off the field. We thank them for their
contributions to the Club and wish them all
the best in whatever their futures hold. Their
retirements provide an opportunity for other
young leaders to contribute to the future
directions of our great Club.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S
REPORT
Congratulations to Jarrad Wright and our
Reserves team in winning back-to-back
premierships and to Shane Grimm and
our Under 18 side in playing off in their
third consecutive Grand Final. Whilst we
continually aim to win league premierships,
the sustained success of our Reserves and
Under 18 teams will certainly underpin a
winning culture, which these young players
will bring to the senior side when their
opportunity arises.
2014 saw the induction of former Woodville
great, Bob Simunsen as the Woodville West
Torrens Football Clubs seventh Life Governor.
Bob’s outstanding career and contribution to
our Club has been appropriately recognised
and he is indeed a fitting recipient of this
honour.
The Board of Directors made the innovative
decision to sell the land and buildings that
house the Eagles Bar and Bistro and to lease
them back for a significant number of years.
This decision was not taken lightly and has
enabled the Club to retire its debt, provide
greater cash flow and still maintain the Club’s
main revenue source for years to come. It is
pleasing to note that the Eagles are the only
SANFL Club that is currently debt free. It
is imperative that we look for new income
streams whilst maintaining the traditional
income sources such as memberships,
home match attendances, sponsorships and
licensed premises operations. As a result of
being debt free, we are well placed to make
sound financial and investment decisions to
secure the long-term financial sustainability
of the Club.
Eagles Bar and Bistro Manager, Vicki Wright,
continues to maintain a sound business
model in a very competitive and volatile
industry. Planned refurbishments to the
facility in 2015 will hopefully enable the
continued growth in our main revenue
source.
I previously mentioned the importance of
maintaining our traditional income streams
and it is pleasing to report that home match
attendances increased in 2014 by 8.9%. This
was our fifth increase in the past six seasons
and is a reflection of the great work that Phil
Herden, Melissa McKenzie and Luke Jarrad
have done in driving attendances. A highlight
was our Easter Monday game against Port
Adelaide which attracted the largest crowd
(4247) seen at Maughan Theim Hyundai
Oval in 14 seasons. Unfortunately, 2014 saw
a slight drop in paid memberships which
highlights the important need to convert
passionate supporters into passionate
financial members.
Our football Department staff, Michael
Godden, Trent Hentschel, Shane Grimm and
Darren Hams continue to set the standard for
football development and are as good a team
as we could hope for. No doubt, the hard
work that they are doing in developing our
future League stars will continue to bear fruit
over the coming years. Our Administration
staff continue to work tirelessly and with
enormous dedication to ensure our Club is
successful. I wish to thank all for their passion
and commitment throughout 2014.
To Kurt Slaven and the Board I say thank you
for your leadership and courage throughout
2014. As a Board you have acted diligently
and responsibly and have a firm grasp on
what needs to be done in the mid-to longterm to ensure the Eagles stay relevant and
strong. I look forward to working closely with
you in 2015.
2015 will mark the 25th season since the
amalgamation of Woodville and West
Torrens. A number of major functions will be
conducted throughout the year to celebrate
our journey. I would urge all Eagles members
and supporters to embrace our anniversary
and use the opportunity to reflect on our
past triumphs and keep and excited eye on
our future.
PETER SCHWARZ
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S REPORT
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MEMBERSHIP
REPORT
For the first time in a number of years I am
on the Club website to keep our junior
for their tireless work behind the scenes.
unable to report a record membership. I
members involved. A big thank you to Phil
Special thanks to Melissa McKenzie our
could use inflated figures counting the free
Herden, and all those who assisted with the
membership coordinator for a job very well
junior memberships to get to a new record
Junior Members’ Program.
done.
but we need to focus on those who have
With all 3 grades playing in the major
been paid-up passionate members of our
I would like to sincerely thank all the 1,959
round last September, including a Reserves
Club.
fully paid passionate and proud, members
Premiership, the future looks bright. Your
for the 2014 season (a decrease of 72 from
ongoing commitment and involvement as
In 2014 we continued to focus our efforts on
2013). With the changes within the SANFL
members is critical to our success - not just
growing our junior base with our free Eagle
competition we are delighted that so many
next season but over the years to come.
One membership along with all the Auskick
true, loyal supporters stayed with the Club
participants and junior players in our zones
as members. We now must work hard to
Hopefully, with your support we can
receiving membership. This continues to be
boost the numbers again to over the 2000
build a record membership and increase
a growth area for the Club. With new SANFL
mark. With Life Members, Sponsorships and
attendance numbers in 2015.
zones from 2015 this will be a new challenge
associated memberships, our total for 2014
and opportunity for us as we endeavour to
was 3297.
keep all our current Eagle One members. We
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN/DIRECTOR
have maintained our regular special Junior
I sincerely thank all the staff at the Club
Members’ newsletter emailed and available
especially, Phil Herden and Luke Jarrad
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COLIN DAVIDSON
MEMBERSHIP REPORT
C O M M U N I T Y R E L AT I O N S
REPORT
It is with great pleasure, that I report on the
Eagles Community Relations activities in 2014.
Junior Fan Development
When I started in this role after the 2009
season, the Eagles had just over 280 members
aged under 18, almost half of those comprised
of junior players. Some five years later that
number is now 2,565 a large majority (2,312)
of which are our free Under 13 “Eagle One”
members. Overall it is a growth of 495 from last
year’s Under 18 figure of 2,070. In addition, we
had another 830 Auskickers this season who
received a free “Eagle One” membership kit as
part of their registration.
Furthermore, with boundary changes looming,
every junior player aged 13 or under in our
country, metro Club or school competitions
(Approx. 2,100) received an Eagles player
participation pack, for some it was one final
contact with the Eagles before the zones
changed.
A key part of our Club’s Junior Fan Development
focus is having strong working relationships
with key junior football stakeholders in our
zone. They revolve around, Auskick, Junior
Metro Club, Primary School and Junior Country
football.
Due in no small part to the hard work our
SANFL Development Officer Nick Harnas, our
Metro Auskick numbers again grew by almost
30% in 2014 with a new clinic established at
the Fitzroy Football Club. As the Club’s NAB AFL
Auskick Manager I enjoyed hosting five clinics
at the redeveloped Adelaide Oval this season as
our Auskickers participated in an AFL half time
game.
Once again a range of engagement activities
were undertaken, including our junior
e-newsletter E2U, home game promotions,
player Club visits and hosting the SASFA
(Primary School Football) Lightning Carnival.
For the first time we also hosted the Metro
West Junior Football League U8-U10 Lightning
Carnival and their medal count event.
Looking forward, after five years we are now at
a point where a lot of the Eagle One members
will be “graduating” into the Youth Membership
category over the next few seasons. Planning
has already begun in rebranding and reprioritizing this membership to ensure we see
many of these children stay linked to the Club
through their teenage years.
Community Presence
The Eagles remain one of the more proactive SANFL Clubs in getting out within its
community and having a presence at local
events.
Over the past 16 months, through our
“Wingspan” voluntary promotions team, the
Club again attended many events including
McHappy Day (McDonalds), Lockleys Christmas
Carols, Christmas at Our Place (City of Charles
Sturt), Junior Club Sign-On Days, Uniting Care
Christmas Party, Australia Day Henley Square
Celebration, Adelaide Plains Football League
Grand Final at Two Wells, SA Country Football
Championships in Kadina, “Waugh In The
West” T20 Cricket Match at St Clair and the Port
Adelaide Enfield Twilight Christmas Parade.
Our Eagles Community Week home games
attracted record numbers both in terms of
crowds attending and groups involved.
Home Match Crowds
After a drop in numbers last year, our home
match attendances grew by 8.9% in 2014, our
5th increase in 6 seasons.
Relative to the other 8 SANFL Clubs who
regularly hosted matches, the Eagles finished
5th ahead of North, South, Central and West.
Prior to 2012, the Eagles were always in the
bottom three Clubs for home attendances, but
in each of the past three seasons we have risen
to finish in the middle three Clubs (4th, 6th and
5th), a positive sign for me that relative to other
Clubs our support is growing.
Our Easter Monday match against Port Adelaide
attracted the largest crowd (4,247) seen at
Woodville in 14 seasons.
A highlight of the year was the hosting of the
Metro West Junior Football League Lightning
Carnival during Eagles Community Week as a
curtain raiser to our second encounter against
the Crows.
This has led to us having over 600 signed
up Eagle One members plus over 500 other
members from our previous zone that as
members we can still fully promote to and
engage with.
With links to so many in our old zone retained
as signed up members, the focus now
changes to promoting the Eagles direct to
a new community and new junior football
stakeholders.
We already have a junior fan development plan
and a junior stakeholder partnership template
in place that we can transition to our new
Clubs, plus we can promote the Club at new
community events such as the Port Adelaide
Enfield Christmas Twilight Parade.
In addition, we will still have opportunities to
connect with players in our old zone when
they come to Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval for
the SASFA Lightning Carnival plus the MWJFL
Lightning Carnival, Grand Finals and Medal
Count Night.
It will be an interesting and at times challenging
period, but I strongly believe that the work
done already means the Eagles are well placed
to adjust successfully to what lies ahead.
Thanks
I would be remiss if I did not thank the
following:•
•
•
All the amazing people at the Eagles including the Board, administration and football staff whom I work with through the season.
The wide array of key volunteers, from Wingspan members to those involved in Auskick, junior Clubs and school footy who all contribute to such a vibrant local footy community.
SANFL staff including Eagles Development Officer, Nick Harnas and Metropolitan Programs Coordinator Andrew Ainger.
Looking Forward
The major change for me in 2015 will revolve
around our boundary changes.
PHIL HERDEN
COMMUNITY RELATIONS MANAGER
With changes imminent, there was an increased
focus this past year on connecting with junior
players and attending community events in
areas we were likely to lose.
COMMUNITY RELATIONS REPORT
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M A R K E T I N G & PA R T N E R S H I P
REPORT
The 2014 season was the start of a new
In 2014 we relaunched the Peckers Disco
Foundation. Russell and Jenny drove away
and exciting era for the SANFL with the
(twice) with great success! We were lucky
with a magnificent Hyundai i20 from our
introduction of the two AFL Clubs (Adelaide
enough to get the old crew back with DJ
great Partners at Maughan Thiem Hyundai.
Crows and Port Adelaide) into the competition
Steve McNally and the band Platinum Plus
along with Channel 7 becoming the new
entertaining the crowd. Both nights were
2015 is set to be an exciting year both on and
broadcast partner of the SANFL IGA League.
close to sell outs so keep an eye out in 2015
off the field for the Eagles as we celebrate our
for more of the same.
25th Anniversary. The Club is starting to put
An average of 31,000 South Australians tuned
in place some fantastic plans to honour our
in each week to see their teams battle it out
Other successful events held throughout
25 years as well as achieving on field success
on the field, up from 18,000 in 2013 on the
the year included an Eagles Movie Night at
during the 2015 Finals.
ABC. This is not only a great result for the
Greater Union Arndale, a hilarious Hypnosis
competition, but also for the Club as it gives
Night
Lomman
A big thankyou to all Partners, members
us and our Partners greater exposure on
had the crowd in stitches and a Business
and supporters for their continued support
commercial TV.
Lunch attended by the one and only Jason
throughout the 2014 season. I look forward
Akermanis.
to seeing you all cheering on the mighty
where
hypnotist
Isaac
I would like to thank all of our Partners in 2014
Eagles again in 2015. Go Eagles!
for their terrific support throughout the year.
Congratulations must go to one of our Eagles
These partnerships are extremely important
members Russell Duncan and his wife Jenny,
LUKE JARRAD
to the Club and we encourage all members
who were the lucky winners of this year’s Major
MARKETING & PARTNERSHIPS MANAGER
and supporters to support the Partners who
Lottery that we again ran in conjunction with
support us!
our major Charity Partner, The Little Heroes
L-R Daniel Thomas from Maughan Thiem Hyundai presenting Jenny Duncan with her Hyundai i20 with Gabby Neshoda from
Maughan Thiem Hyundai and Eagles Marketing Manager, Luke Jarrad
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MARKETING AND PARTNERSHIP REPORT
HIGHLIGHTS
Club Players
34 Players represented the Eagles in League Games throughout the season.
First League Game
The following players enjoyed their first League game for the Club – James Boyd, Lachlan McGregor, Jacob Templeton, Michael Wundke, Tasman
Fitzgerald, Alby Dunstan, Joseph Sinor, Thomas Whittlesea, and Samuel Lodge.
Milestones
50 games – Byron Sumner
100 games – Matthew Goldsworthy
Congratulations to Luke Jarrad, James Boyd and Michael Wundke for being selected to play for South Australia against VFL.
Luke Jarrad
was named Vice Captain for South Australia. Congratulations also to Michael Godden on his reappointment as State Coach for a 3rd year. SA
defeated the VFL by 22 points.
Congratulations to Jack Gaffney, Jack Hayes, Ethan Haylock and Jackson Press for being selected to play for South Australia in the Under
18’s National Championships. South Australia won back to back Championships and defeated Victorian Metro.
Congratulations to the Zane Kirkwood for winning the 2014 Magarey Medal.
Congratulations to Norwood Football Club on winning the 2014 SANFL Premiership.
MARGAREY MEDAL
VOTING
PLAYERS NAMEVOTETOTAL
Luke Jarrad2,3,2,1,1 9
Michael Wundke2,1,2,3 8
Lachlan McGregor3,2,1 6
Angus Poole1,2,36
Luke Powell1,34
James Boyd1,1,2 4
Nathan Batley2,13
Thomas Schwarz3 3
Matthew Goldsworthy
2
2
Jake Von Bertouch2 2
Chris Kane11
TOTAL48
FINAL PLACINGS
NAME VOTES
Magarey Medallist
Zane Kirkwood
29
Sturt Football Club
2nd Place
Joel Cross
20
South Adelaide Football Club
Equal 3rd Place
Sam Baulderstone
15
Norwood Football Club
Steven Summerton
15
Port Adelaide Football Club
HIGHLIGHTS
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L E A G U E P R E M I E R S H I P TA B L E
AT E N D O F M I N O R R O U N D
CLUB
WON
LOST
DRAW
FOR
AGAINST
POINTS
%
Port Adelaide
12
6
-
1810
1334
24
57.57
Norwood
11
7
-
1446
1134
22
56.05
Sturt
11
7
-
1523
1276
22
54.41
South Adelaide
11
7
-
1517
1315
22
53.57
Eagles
10
8
-
1510
1499
20
50.18
North Adelaide
9
9
-
1581
1590
18
49.86
Central District
9
9
-
1277
1386
18
47.95
Adelaide
7
11
-
1479
1584
14
48.29
West Adelaide
6
12
-
1219
1528
12
44.38
Glenelg
4
14
-
1161
1877
8
38.22
S TA N L E Y H . L E W I S
MEMORIAL TROPHY
The Stanley H. Lewis Memorial Trophy is awarded to the Club with the highest number of points from the combined three teams
performances in the minor round.
As the chart below indicates the Woodville West Torrens Football Club finished 2nd in 2014.
CLUB
LEAGUE
RESERVES
U18’S
TOTAL
900
675
800
2375
Eagles
1000
750
600
2350
Norwood
1100
550
650
2250
Sturt
1100
550
550
2200
Port Adelaide
1200
275
350
1825
Central District
900
275
400
1575
South Adelaide
1100
350
50
1500
West Adelaide
600
275
400
1275
Glenelg
400
400
250
1050
Adelaide
700
North Adelaide
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LEAGUE PREMIERSHIP TABLE
700
STANLEY H. LEWIS MEMORIAL TROPHY
2 0 1 4 L E A G U E R E S U LT S
Round 1 - 5th April
Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval
Eagles 12.11
(83)
Goal kickers: McGregor 6, Wundke 3, Goldsworthy 1, Grocke 1, Lewis 1
Attendance 2,327
Central District
8.4
(52)
Best Players: Von Bertouch, McGregor, Powell, Lewis, Borholm, Martyn
Round 2 - 11th April
Richmond Oval
Attendance 1,945
Eagles
10.12
(72)
Goal kickers: McGregor 4, Wundke 2, Boyd 1, Hall 1, Martyn 1, Fitzgerald 1,
West Adelaide
9.8
(62)
Best Players: Powell, McGregor, Giuffreda, Kane, Jarrad, Martyn
Round 3 - 21st April
Eagles
8.3
(51)
Goal kickers: Wundke 2, Raymond 1, Sumner 1, McGregor 1, Goldsworthy 1, Dunstan 1, Poole 1
Attendance 4,242
Port Adelaide
15.19
(109)
Best Players: Von Bertouch, Jarrad, Boyd, Poole, Borholm
Round 4 - 27th April
Unley Oval
Attendance 3,898
Eagles
17.11
(113)
Goal kickers: Ainger 4, Wundke 4, Borholm 2, Boyd 1, Hall 1, McGregor 1, Batley 1, Goldsworthy
Sturt
15.17
(113)
1, Lewis 1, Lloyd 1
Best Players: Borholm, Boyd, Powell, Allmond, Batley, Wundke
Round 5 - 4th May
Noarlunga Oval
Eagles
13.7
(85) Goal kickers: Wundke 6, Ainger 2, McGregor 2, Lewis 1, Powell 1, Jarrad 1
South Adelaide
11.9
(75)
Best Players: Wundke, Hall, Allmond, Von Bertouch, Jarrad, Lloyd
Attendance 1,970
Round 6 - 11th May
Eagles
17.12
(114)
Goal kickers: Wundke 5, Batley 2, Ainger 2, Lewis 2, Jarrad 1, Boyd 1, Hall 1, Allmond 1,
Attendance 1,747
Glenelg
9.10
(64)
Dunstan 1, Goldsworthy 1
Best Players: Powell, Wundke, Batley, Lloyd, Poole, Jarrad
Round 7 - 17th May
Eagles
24.19
(163)
Goal kickers: Wundke 7, Ainger 6, Poole 4, Dunstan 2, Boyd 1, Hall 1, McGregor 1, Kane 1, Batley 1
North Adelaide
12.15
(87)
Best Players: Ainger, Von Bertouch, Poole, Batley, Wundke, Kane
Attendance 2,366
Round 8 - 23rd May
Norwood Oval
Eagles
11.9
(7
)Goal kickers: McGregor 3, Ainger 2, Goldsworthy 2, Wundke 1, Powell 1, Kane 1, Dunstan 1
Norwood
10.12
(72)
Best Players: Powell, McGregor, Jarrad, Goldsworthy, Lloyd, Poole
Round 9 - 7th June
Attendance 3,519
Attendance 3,036
Eagles9.9
(63)
Adelaide
16.15
(111)
Goal kickers: Grocke 3, Wundke 2, Jarrad 1, Powell 1, Allmond 1, Lloyd 1
Best Players: Grocke, Lewis, Batley
2014 LEAGUE RESULTS
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CONTINUED
Round 10 - 15th June
Alberton Oval
Eagles
15.11
(101)
Goal kickers: Ainger 4, Grocke 3, Wundke 2, McGregor 2, Jarrad 1, Boyd 1, Borholm 1, Goldsworthy 1Port
Attendance 2,393
Adelaide
18.16
(124)
Best Players: Boyd, Grocke, Batley, Ainger, Raymond, Lewis
Round 11 - 22nd June
Attendance 2,447
Eagles
9.8
(62)
Goal kickers: Wundke 3, Ainger 3, Lewis 1, Allmond 1, Borholm 1
Sturt
15.12
(102)
Best Players: Giuffreda, Powell, Jarrad
Round 12a - 28th June
Bye
Round 12b - 6th July
Glenelg Oval
Eagles
15.11 (101)
Goal kickers: Wundke 5, Grocke 3, McGregor 3, Ainger 2, Kane 1, Lewis 1
Glenelg
8.10
(58)
Best Players: McGregor, T Schwarz, Giuffreda, Batley, Von Bertouch, Lewis
Attendance 2,484
Round 13 - 12th July
Eagles
11.13
(79)
Goal kickers: Wundke 3, Jarrad 1, Ainger 1, Grocke 1, Martyn 1, T Schwarz 1, Kane 1, Blesing 1, Lewis 1
Attendance 2,288
Norwood
8.11
(59)
Best Players: Borholm, Lewis, Powell, Jarrad, Appleton, T Schwarz
Round 14a - 19th July
Elizabeth Oval
Attendance 2,130
Eagles
7.5
(47)
Goal kickers: Hall 2, Wundke 2, Sumner 1, Ainger 1, Blesing 1
Central District
10.8
(68)
Best Players: Von Bertouch, Appleton, Borholm, Giuffreda, Hall, T Schwarz
Round 14b - 26th July
Bye
Round 15 - 3rd August
Eagles
7.8
(50)
Goal kickers: Jarrad 1, Powell 1, Ainger 1, Grocke 1, McGregor 1, Kane 1, Goldsworthy 1 Adelaide
17.16
(118)
Best Players: Lewis, Jarrad
Attendance 3,822
Round 16 - 9th August
Eagles
8.11
(59)
Goal kickers: Goldsworthy 3, Grocke 2, Hall 1, Ainger 1, Poole 1
South Adelaide
9.11
(65)
Best Players: Lewis, Goldsworthy, Giuffreda, Ainger, Poole
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2014 LEAGUE RESULTS
Attendance 1,871
CONTINUED
Round 17 - 16th August
Prospect Oval
Eagles
9.7
(61)
Goal kickers: Wundke 5, Ainger 1, Lewis 1, Jarrad 1, Borholm 1
Attendance 2,101
North Adelaide
15.9
(99)
Best Players: Giuffreda, Wundke, Lane
Round 18 - 23rd August
Eagles
Goal kickers: Wundke 8, Ainger 3, Goldsworthy 4, McGregor 2, Jarrad 1, Borholm 1, Whittlesea 1, 21.5
(131)
Attendance 1,684
Lewis 1
West Adelaide 10.8
(68)
Best Players: Wundke, Lewis, Ainger, Batley, Jarrad
Elimination Final – 30th August
Adelaide Oval
Attendance 12,147
Eagles
10.9
(69)
Goal kickers: Wundke 3, Ainger 2, Allmond 1, Kane 1, Goldsworthy 1, Grocke 1, McGregor 1
South Adelaide
13.11
(89)
Best Players: Giuffreda, Lewis, Lane
2014 LEAGUE RESULTS
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LEAGUE
OFFICIALS
Senior Coach:Michael Godden
Assistant Coaches:
Trent Hentschel, Luke Norman, Andrew Bruce
Team Manager:Alice McGlynn
Interchange Steward:Alice McGlynn
Strength & Conditioning Coach:
Tim Reeve
Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coaches:
Sean Baker and Thomas Watson
Rehabilitation Coordinator:Sean Baker
Runner:Jared Jackson
Match Day Assistants:
Simon Markwick and Simon McAuliffe
Timekeeper:Russell Pearce
Colour Steward:George Battersby
Drinks Stewards:
Darren Thompson Snr, Darren Thompson Jnr and Tim Russell
Property Steward:Peter Taylor
Ball Stewards:
John Guppy and Peter Enright
Statisticians:
Colin Davidson, Chris Bryce, Rosemary Bryce and Kath Coombs
Physiotherapists:Andrew Darcey and James Trotter
Doctors:
Dr. James Ilic and Dr. Duncan Walker
Head Trainer:Mike Whinnen
Trainers:
John Scott, Ben Winter, Barry Pearce, Carla Smith, Kathryn Pearce,
Diana Capurso, Ruby Tonkin and Lauren Pearce
Massage Therapist:Kerri McCarron
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LEAGUE OFFICIALS
L E A G U E S TAT I S T I C S
2014 SEASON
MINOR/MAJOR
NAME
TOTAL
GAMES
GOALS
GAMES
GOALS
AINGER, Andrew
17
35
39
86
ALLMOND, Jarred
15
4
92
40
APPLETON, Matthew
8
-
15
3
BATLEY, Nathan
19
4
34
8
BLESING, Scott
2
2
4
3
BORHOLM, Marc
19
6
34
16
BOYD, James
18*
5
18*
5
DUNSTAN, Albert
6
5
6
5
FITZGERALD, Tasman
5
1
5
1
GIUFFREDA, Patrick
19
-
96
4
GOLDSWORTHY, Matthew
15
15
111*
131
GROCKE, Adam
9
15
145*
236
HALL, Chris
17
7
80
71
HEINJUS, Sam
3
-
14
1
JARRAD, Luke
20*
8
193*
73
KANE, Chris
19
6
55
24
KILLIAN, Aaron
5
-
7
-
LANE, Travis
3
-
33
29
LEWIS, Scott
19
11
107
51
LLOYD, Caleb
9
2
10
2
LODGE, Samuel
3
-
3
-
MARTYN, Sam
5
2
9
2
McGREGOR, Lachlan
18
27
18
27
MUIRHEAD, Jack
1
-
3
-
POOLE, Angus
14
6
28
14
POWELL, Luke
19
4
235*
52
RAYMOND, Phil
19
1
81
10
SCHWARZ, Thomas
7
1
11
1
SINOR, Joseph
6
-
6
-
SUMNER, Byron
15
2
54
12
TEMPLETON, Jacob
7
-
7
-
VON BERTOUCH, Jake
19
-
25
1
WHITTLESEA, Thomas
WUNDKE, Michael
2
1
2
1
20*
63
20*
63
* Includes State Games Played
LEAGUE STATISTICS 2014 SEASON
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SENIOR COACH’S
REPORT - LEAGUE
After such a promising start to the 2014
to benefit the Club long term and are really
with this new group, he along with the team
season, we obviously struggled to maintain
starting to create regular success with both
has done very well and I am sure that this
that same intensity as the season went on.
team and individual performances at junior
form will continue to improve which will
Although we didn’t play to our optimum
level. These men along with Trent Hentschel
help the team be better going forward.
early, the wins were coming which was
have done and are continuing to do a great
giving us lots of confidence. Unfortunately
job giving all the junior players the best
To our State representatives in James Boyd,
as the season continued, we just were not
opportunity to be the best they can be. It is
Michael Wundke and Luke Jarred (vice-
able to compete at the same level that other
now my job to capitalize on their great work
captain), congratulations on your selections
Clubs were performing at. While this was
and make the players successful League
and well done in winning the game vs
frustrating for all, I have to say to the players
footballers. To Jarrad Wright, thank you for
Victoria.
credit that they continued to keep their
your efforts and support over the last 3 years
heads up and work hard. Sadly the wins
and I wish you all the best for the future.
didn’t come and this season was over much
To all involved at the Eagles Football Club, I
thank you for your continued support and
earlier than anticipated which is extremely
To our retirees in Luke Powell, Adam Grocke
efforts. It takes a huge amount of work and
disappointing.
and Chris Kane, thank you.
Chris you
everyone needs to be going in the same
haven’t been here long but your efforts and
direction to keep a Club running and this is
In all seasons there are positives and this
commitment were un-wavering and you
exactly what happens at the Eagles.
year was no exception. With the withdrawal
always put the team first which made you
of some key AFL players that we have relied
a pleasure to coach. Adam, over the years
To all the Members and supporters, I am
on for a few years now, it created positions
you have served this Club extremely well
sure you feel disappointed with the League
and opportunities that were previously
and can walk away knowing you always gave
season overall as it is not where we expected
limited for guys that have been working
everything and played a real team game
to be. In saying that there are a lot of things
hard at their game in the Reserves. During
culminating in the two premierships. Luke,
going right and the foundation is being set
the 2014 season we saw another 5 Eagles
I have been privileged to coach some of the
and looking exciting. With a new season
juniors make their debut at League level.
greats of our Club and you are no exception.
brings new hope and with the additions to
This is always exciting for the Club and
I value everything I learnt from you and the
the group and the natural growth expected,
players as the majority had just played in two
Club values everything you have done for it.
I am as excited as ever to have the privilege
premierships in the past two seasons. This
The standards you have set and the manner
to coach this group. I really can’t wait for the
was the next step on their way to being part
in which you went about your business has
summer to be finished so we can get back
of a successful League team.
influenced so many and I am sure in the
out there and continue this process.
future your fingerprints will be all over the
Once again leading into the 2015 season we
way so many players will prepare and play
Finally to all the players of the Eagles
have been able to retain the majority of our
for the Eagles. To all three retirees, along
Football Club. Thank you very much for
required players. This is a great achievement
with all the other lads leaving us, I thank you
your continued efforts - football is a tough
by the Club because an essential key to
from the bottom of my heart. SANFL is a
game and you guys have a huge job to do
success is continuity and stability. This is
very tough environment and generally you
but you always do it with a smile and a great
the second year we have not had a huge
do it for the love of your mates, Club and the
attitude. With the work ethic you have and
turnover of personnel which creates a strong
game, and for this reason I value all of you
the football family you are creating I am sure
sense of Club and Club responsibility which
and look forward to seeing you around the
it is only a matter of time, when together, we
will all help to create sustained success.
Club and wish you all the very best in your
will taste the ultimate team success.
chosen endeavours.
MICHAEL GODDEN
A huge thanks and congratulations must go
to Darren Hams, Shane Grimm and Jarrad
Congratulations to Michael Wundke on your
Wright along with their respective support
great achievement winning the Ken Farmer
staff on another very successful development
medal for the third time. Considering it is
year. The junior programs have been set up
Michael’s first year at the Eagles and playing
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SENIOR COACH’S REPORT - LEAGUE
SENIOR COACH
CAPTAIN’S REPORT
To be given the opportunity to represent
Once again the positive for the Football Club
Administration for a successful year off field.
the Eagles and being able to Captain this
was the continued success of the Reserves
Your hard work and dedication to position
Football Club has been an absolute privilege
and Under 18 program. To Jarrad Wright
the Club as a fantastic family orientated
and honour. This Club has been a part of
and the Reserves boys congratulations on
place that engages the community, while
my life for 12 years and it is something I will
being able to repeat back to back Grand
continually striving to maintain a strong
cherish the rest of my life.
Final victories.
Our challenge now is for
financial position over this year and in future
these players to develop into good League
years, is greatly appreciated by the playing
My time has come to call an end to my
footballers. To Shane Grimm and all involved
group.
career and to now watch it from afar as the
in the Centre of Excellence program,
innovations that will hopefully set the Club
next crop of players prosper. To the player
congratulations on another successful year.
up for future years to come.
who is given the honour of leading this Club,
While the end result didn’t quite go our way,
‘endeavour to represent and lead this Club to
the position you and your team has put our
On behalf of the playing group I would like
a powerful position with the respect that all
Club in is an outstanding achievement and
thank our coach Michael Godden who once
previous players have before you’.
this continues to build the reputation of the
again invested so much time and effort to
Club as a producer of AFL footballers.
steer this Club to success. Michael’s respect
I would like to thank my family and close
Your team has introduced many
in the playing group is as strong as ever as he
friends for all their support over the years
Congratulations must go to all award
continues to develop, teach and direct this
as they witnessed all the ups and downs
winners on a great Club Champion night.
team to success in future years. Godsy has
through the journey. I have loved sharing
Special mention to Scott Lewis, for being
great pride and love for his players and this
many special memories with you.
named Club Champion.
Season
2014
was
one
of
Also to Patrick
is given in return by the players. Personally
Giuffreda, on winning the Jamie Tape Medal.
I would like to thank Michael for not just
ultimate
Also congratulations to Bob Simunsen on
being a great mentor and friend for me, but
disappointment. To be in a position of such
being inducted as a Life Governor, your
also making me a better player and person in
strength half way through the year and to
outstanding and illustrious playing career
our time together. I will forever cherish this
bow out the way we did in the Elimination
sees you thoroughly deserve this accolade.
period. Thank you to all our assistants, Trent
Final is not acceptable for this Football Club.
Hentschel, Andrew Bruce, Luke Norman and
As a team we failed to uphold the high
Our thanks to the wonderful and highly
Jarrad Jackson, your time and effort investing
standards and goals we set, these results
professional Medical Staff and support
in our team was greatly appreciated. Once
ultimately fall on the playing group. There
staff headed by Mike Whinnen, along
again their efforts in the knowledge of the
are many reasons that could be given of why
with Leading Edge Physiotherapy and Dr.
game, enthusiasm and desire to teach us
and how, but ultimately the playing group as
James Ilic. Your service to look after the
players was very rewarding.
a whole need to work harder and get better
entire playing group’s welfare and injury
at everything we do to get the edge on other
rehabilitation continue to be the envy of all
In 2014 we said goodbye to both Adam
Clubs.
Clubs. Your care and time you invest in the
Grocke and Chris Kane. To Adam Grocke, to
players is outstanding. We are lucky to have
play at this Club for 9 years and to achieve the
such professional people.
success both personally and as a teammate
Over the 25 years of existence the Club has
built itself up a reputation as a consistent
is an outstanding effort. When Adam was
Finals performer with a ruthless approach
To the backroom staff who continually give
at his best he was the premier centre half
to its football. Our challenge as a Club is
up their time to assist in all the areas of the
forward in the SANFL and was also our team’s
to get back to this standing, as reputations
Football Club that are often unnoticed, but
most important player. Adam’s approach
can quickly dissolve if standards are not
never taken for granted by the player and
to football was a ruthless approach, his
maintained or exceeded. I have tremendous
coaches, we thank you for your commitment
dedication and professionalism both on the
faith in the coaching staff and playing group
and time during the season. We hope in
training track and field is an area all players
that they will steer the Club in the upward
the near future you can all taste the success
can learn from. A great leader, teammate
direction. The playing group consists of
along with the players in coming years.
and friend, Adam will be sorely missed at the
over 10 players who are consistent League
Eagles Football Club. Chris Kane came to this
footballers that need to take responsibility
Congratulations go to our CEO Peter Schwarz
Club for the taste of team success. While he
and control their destiny. I see 2015 being a
and President Kurt Slaven and the Woodville
didn’t achieve the ultimate he certainly left
very formidable year.
West Torrens Football Club Board and
an impression on our players. A Football
CAPTAIN’S REPORT
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C A P TA I N ’ S
REPORT
CONTINUED
Club needs competitive players who attack
valued and critical for the Football Club to be
Season 2015 will be an unusual feeling not
both body and ball and Chris showed these
successful.
being able to run out with the boys and be
attributes better than most. Chris was the
a part of something special every Saturday
perfect teammate a Captain could ask for
On a personal level I would once again like
afternoon. With some great recruiting in the
and hopefully all players learn from his
to thank the Woodville West Torrens Football
off-season, 2015 looks one of promise that
approach to football. I wish all players the
Club from the bottom of my heart for letting
I hope the players can fulfil. I look forward
best in the future and no doubt we will see
me be a part of this great Club. Since 2003
to taking my son on weekends to watch the
them as familiar faces in the crowd watching
I have been involved with great teams,
boys go about their business and explain to
this great Club.
players, coaches, supporters, members and
him why I love this Club so much. We are the
officials. The sign of a great Football Club is to
mighty flying Eagles!!
To all members, supporters and sponsors,
walk in the door and then walk out the door
we once again thank you for your continued
a better player and person. The Eagles has
LUKE POWELL
support in 2014 and hopefully beyond. Your
excelled in providing me with this.
LEAGUE CAPTAIN
contribution in supporting our Club is very
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CAPTAIN’S REPORT
C LU B
CHAMPION
AWA R D S
CLUB CHAMPION -- SCOTT LEWIS
Perce Johns Medal
City of Charles Sturt Mayor’s Trophy
2ND CLUB CHAMPION -- LUKE POWELL
Elders Real Estate Award
3RD CLUB CHAMPION -- PATRICK GIUFFREDA
Maughan Thiem Award
4TH CLUB CHAMPION -- LUKE JARRAD
Bridgestone Tyre Centre
– Croydon Park Award
5TH CLUB CHAMPION
- MICHAEL WUNDKE
Normus Homes Award
The Woodville West Torrens Football Club
gratefully acknowledges the donations and
assistance of all trophy donors and extends
congratulations to all recipients.
BEST 1ST YEAR PLAYER
CALEB LLOYD
Past Players & Officials
Award and Trophy
BEST TEAM MAN -- LUKE POWELL
Barry Stoodley Pty Ltd Award
LIFE GOVERNORS CLUB AWARD -- PATRICK GIUFFREDA
Life Governors Award and Trophy
PLAYERS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER -- PATRICK GIUFFREDA
Jamie Tape Medal
Donated by Telstra Store West Lakes
MOST IMPROVED -- JAKE VON BERTOUCH
Johnston Grocke Group Award
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CLUB CHAMPION AWARDS
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26
2014 ACTION PHOTOS
2014 ACTION PHOTOS
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RESERVES
OFFICIALS
Coach:Jarrad Wright
Assistant Coach:Jarad Cattermole
Team Manager:Peter Taylor
Rehabilitation Coordinator:
Sean Baker
Runner:Nathan Byles
Match Day Assistants:
Michael Cotton
Timekeeper:Peter Wiles
Ball Stewards:
John Guppy, Peter Enright and George Battersby
Drink Stewards:
Alice McGlyn, Darren Thompson Jnr and Tim Russell
Property Steward:George Battersby
Colour Stewards:
Peter Enright and John Guppy
Statisticians:
Colin Davidson, Chris Bryce, Rosemary Bryce and Kath Coombs
Physiotherapists:
Andrew Darcey and James Trotter
Doctors:
Dr. James Ilic and Dr. Duncan Walker
Head Trainer:Mike Whinnen
Trainers:
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RESERVE OFFICIALS
John Scott, Ben Winter, Barry Pearce, Carla Smith, Kathryn Pearce,
Diana Capurso, Ruby Tonkin and Lauren Pearce
RESERVES STATISTICS
2014 SEASON
NAME
ALLMOND, JARRED
APPLETON, MATTHEW
BLESING, SCOTT
BLUMSON, ISAIAH
CULLEY, TODD
DUNSTAN, ALBERT
ELLIS, GILES
ELSWORTHY, JACK
ENRIGHT, JACK
FITZGERALD, TASMAN
GOLDSWORTHY, MATTHEW
GROCKE, ADAM
HAYES, JACK
HAYLOCK, ETHAN
HEINJUS, SAM
HUPPATZ, TOM
JONES, LACHLAN
KILLIAN, AARON
LANE, TRAVIS
LLOYD, CALEB
LODGE, SAMUEL
MACKENZIE, TIM
MARTYN, SAM
MCGREGOR, LACHLAN
MUIRHEAD, JACK
MULLER, KARL
MULLINS, DILLON
OSBORN, NIGEL
PFITZNER, DANE
POOLE, ANGUS
PRESS, JACKSON
RAYMOND, MATTHEW
ROADS, SAM
ROWLAND, SAM
ROWNTREE, ANGUS
SCHWARZ, JAMES
SCHWARZ, MICHAEL
SCHWARZ, THOMAS
SINOR, JOSEPH
SMART, JUSTIN
SUMMERTON, JAKE
SUMNER, BYRON
TEMPLETON, JACOB
VENTURA, PAUL
WHITTLESEA, TOM
WOODS, RHYS
SUMNER, Byron
VENTURA, Paul
VON BERTOUCH, Jake
WHITTLESEA, Tom
MINOR/MAJOR
GAMES
GOALS
2
3
12
3
14
21
2
4
8
13
7
20
6
2
8
3
15
9
3
2
1
1
4
3
3
5
1
8
2
2
2
16
1
15
4
7
2
15
26
19
2
11
4
1
7
17
2
20
3
14
6
6
3
6
5
17
24
20
32
4
6
20
4
6
2
3
3
4
1
13
3
14
9
4
2
14
8
2
2
2
2
7
9
17
13
5
1
2
1
1
15
12
12
8
TOTAL
GAMES
20
38
34
2
59
25
32
2
9
27
29
11
4
3
68
32
2
56
87
30
16
40
51
1
56
29
14
6
5
51
22
20
4
48
20
3
4
50
31
12
57
16
2
8
29
5
14
1
50
12
RESERVES STATISTICS 2014 SEASON
GOALS
10
5
34
15
13
11
3
15
40
24
3
27
9
2
1
110
7
26
2
26
7
19
5
6
1
22
36
32
6
5
10
3
1
9
18
5
19
7
2
10
23
1
5
1
38
10
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COACH’S REPORT
RESERVES
The Reserves group certainly backed up
Congratulations to Tom Schwarz taking out
assistant coaches Jarad Cattermole, Nathan
their performance in 2013 with winning
his 2nd Reserves Best and Fairest having
Byles (Runner), Michael Cotton for all your
back-to back Premierships in 2014. A young
only played 13 games (5 league games).
support.
developing group of players have worked
Sam Rowland had a standout year really
even harder this year to give themselves the
proving his ability to be calm under pressure
2015 looms as a very exciting time for
best opportunity to play consistent League
and utilise his clean hands in traffic. Joe
the Eagles, the quality of individuals that
football in 2015.
Sinor also really matured as a player this
are under the age of 22 really have the
year and earned his first League game, and
opportunity to start their own brand and
The most pleasing view from a coach is
finished playing 5 games. Jack Muirhead
culture at senior level.
that we had a number of young U18/19
also had another solid season captaining
players step up to the more senior grade of
the Premiership team, and showed great
JARRAD WRIGHT
Reserves which is promising for the Football
leadership qualities.
RESERVES COACH
Club in future years. This also showed with
11 different individuals playing in the 2014
The Club could not function without the
Grand Final team from the year before which
help from the team behind the scenes that
is a 50% turnover and all mainly coming up
help out from pre-season right through to
from the Junior grade.
that last game of the year. Thanks to my
2013 RESERVES BEST AND FAIREST AWARDS
BEST AND FAIREST -- Thomas Schwarz
Aluweld Award
Donated by Aluweld
2ND BEST & FAIREST -- Sam Rowland
President’s Award
Donated by Kurt Slaven
3RD BEST & FAIREST -- Joseph Sinor
Vili’s Award
Donated by Vili Milisits
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COACH’S REPORT - RESERVES
UNDER 16’s & 18’s PARTNERS
All Action Sports Products
Baa Moo Oink Butchers
Vili’s
UNDER 16’s & 18’s OFFICIALS
UNDER 18’s
COACH:Shane Grimm
ASSISTANT COACHES:
Steve Geyer, Chris Trapp, Darren Hams and Scott Patching
TEAM MANAGER:Geof Hughes
TIMEKEEPER:Jamie Vandenberg
RUNNER:Troy Ledo
MATCH DAY STEWARD &
INTERCHANGE:
Geof Hughes
UNDER 16’s
COACH:Darren Hams
ASSISTANT COACHES:
Tony Calio, Paul Sheldon and Dave Mazey
TEAM MANAGER:Kym Matthew
TIME KEEPER:Jamie Vandenberg
RUNNER:Dave Thomas
TRAINERS & MEDICAL STAFF
HEAD TRAINER U16’s & U18’s:
Jenna Lenich
PHYSIOTHERAPISTS:
Jennifer Game and Andrew Zacharia
MEDICAL STAFF:
Phillip Herraman and Joel Fowler
DRINK STEWARD:Peter Van Vugt
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH:
Daniel Kirk
UNDER 16’S & 18’S PARTNERS, UNDER 16’S & 18’S OFFICIALS
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U N D E R 1 8 ’ S S TAT I S T I C S
2014 SEASON
MINOR/MAJOR
Name
TOTAL
Games
Goals
Games
Goals
BAQERI, Based
BLUMSON, Isaiah
BOTTIN, Joseph
CARDONE, Damien
COMITOGIANNI, Jake
COX, Brennan
CURRIE, Benjamin
DUNSTAN, Edward
ELFENBEIN, Thomas
ELLIS, Nelson
ELSWORTHY, Jack
ENRIGHT, Jack
FIRNS, Jack
GAFFNEY, Jack
GAMEAU, Harry
GEORGESON, Andrew
HALL, Lachlan
HAYES, Jack
HAYLOCK, Ethan
HEINJUS, Joseph
HENRY-WHISKEY, Kupa
HOARE, Luke
HOLMAN, Samuel
HOYLE, Josh
JOLLY, Harrison
LODGE, Samuel
10
19
7
3
9
2
1
9
21
5
9
13
9
16
16
12
14
10
14
10
2
11
6
4
10
1
3
1
6
2
11
4
15
7
13
5
8
15
11
2
2
8
2
7
4
10
42
20
3
9
2
1
9
31
7
21
41
20
28
17
12
36
21
24
10
2
11
6
4
10
20
3
5
7
2
11
4
15
1
12
1
15
5
22
30
17
2
2
8
2
7
21
MACKINNON, Wyatt
MANNERS, Jayson
MICHALANNEY, Luke
MINNEY, Daniel
MULLER, Kristian
MURDOCH, Ned
NICHOLAS, Rowen
RICHARDS, Adan
2
10
14
20
1
1
8
2
5
14
21
4
1
2
10
15
41
2
1
12
2
5
15
32
6
1
ROADS, Samuel
SCHMUSCH, James
SCHWARZ, James
SCHWARZ, Michael
SECCAFIEN, Nik
SMITH, Lachlan
TAHENY, Tom
THUNIG, Nicholas
TURNER, Joshua
14
1
11
11
12
20
5
2
7
30
6
4
-
27
1
27
21
12
26
5
4
13
34
9
1
5
1
-
VENTURA, Paul
WALLENT, Josh
WEGER, Scott
WESTBROOK, Jake
WILSON, Brad
WOODS, Rhys
7
10
1
17
6
16
6
5
1
3
9
11
35
10
1
17
6
16
24
5
1
3
9
11
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UNDER 18’S STATISTICS - 2014 SEASON
COACHES REPORT
UNDER 18’S & TALENT REPORT
Having won the Under 18 Macca’s Cup
Premiership for the second year in a row in 2013
as well as having another 4 players drafted,
Luke Dunstan (St Kilda), Malcolm Karpany (West
Coast), Cameron Giles (Carlton) and Riley Knight
(Adelaide), 2014 was always going to be hard to
live up to expectations.
Our pre-season was solid and the players we
have coming through our Centre of Excellence
are starting to understand the opportunities
that may come their way if they put in the hard
work.
We started the year with a loss to Norwood at
the Parade, which was then followed by a good
win at Elizabeth against Central District. We
then lost our next game to West Adelaide by
50 points and then had to sit down and have a
close look at areas of our game that we needed
to improve.
Our next month was very promising winning
all 4 games and in 3 of the games we overcame
deficits of more than 30 points at half time to run
over the top of our opponents to win the game.
This was an area of our game that became a
strength throughout the remainder of the year
with our players having great self-belief that
they could win a game from any position if they
worked hard enough.
We finished the Minor Round in 3rd position with
12 wins and 6 losses and again were matched up
to play Norwood in the Qualifying Final. We had
played Norwood three times during the season
beating them twice but no game had been
decided by more than 10 points, so we were
expecting another tight tussle. At quarter time
we lead by 2 points and the game again looked
set to be a close one. We broke the game open
in the second term and lead by 21 points at half
time and ran out comfortable 43 point winners
in the end.
Next was North Adelaide who were Minor
Premiers for the second straight year. We hadn’t
beaten North to this stage but we had gradually
improved in each contest. I would have to say
that the first half of the game against North was
the best football we had played in 2014. Our work
rate with and without the ball was outstanding
and at half time we lead by 43 points keeping
North Adelaide to a solitary goal. We ended
up winning the game by 47 points and booked
ourselves another Grand Final. We started the
Grand Final well against West Adelaide and lead
by 19 points at quarter time but we were unable
to go on with it for the remaining 3 quarters and
were overrun by West to eventually go down by
35 points.
Even though it was a disappointing result in the
Grand Final, we are starting to build a strong
culture and a self-belief within our Centre of
Excellence, which I expect will continue to
develop League footballers for the Club as well
as potential AFL players.
Unfortunately we didn’t have anyone drafted in
the National Draft but we do have a number of
players who will progress through to the senior
ranks who I believe will play League football
with the Eagles in the near future.
I would like to thank and acknowledge the
hard work and dedication of our small band of
officials at Under 18 Level - Alice Gersch, Phil
Herraman, Peter Van Vugt, Geof Hughes Andrew
Zaccharia and Jennifer Game all provide a
professional environment for the players to
excel in. Our Coaching staff Darren Hams, Chris
Trapp, Brenton Haynes, Daniel Kirk and Troy
Ledo all make sure they are doing everything
possible to assist the players in achieving their
goals. As well as the football operations staff
we have at the Club lead by Senior Coach Mick
Godden, Football Manager Trent Hentschel and
Development Manager Darren Hams, I thank
them for their support throughout 2014.
I would also like to acknowledge our long time
Timekeeper and Official Jamie Vandenberg who
sadly passed away on the eve of our Grand Final.
Jamie was a passionate Eagles man and a great
support to our Centre of Excellence and he will
be missed.
SHANE GRIMM
TALENT MANAGER
In 2014 we had 4 players selected in the SA
Under 18 squad. Jack Hayes, Jack Gaffney, Ethan
Haylock and Jack Elsworthy. Jack Hayes, Jack
Gaffney and Ethan Haylock all managed to play
in the National Championships.
Back Row:
Jake Westbrook, James Schwarz, Ned Murdoch,
Andy Georgeson, Josh Turner, Thomas Taheny,
Sam Roads. Jack Enright. Brenton Haynes
(Asst Coach).
3rd Row:
Andrew Zaccharia (Physio). Daniel Kirk (Asst
Coach). Shane Grimm (Coach).
Nelson Ellis. Brad Wilson. Joe Heinjus.
Luke Hoare. Harry Gameau. Based Baqeri.
Jack Hayes. Jack Firns. Chris Trapp (Asst Coach),
Geof Hughes (Team Manager), Peter Van Vugt
(Water Steward), Darren Hams (Asst Coach)
2nd Row:
Phil Herramann (Official),
Jennifer Game (Physio), Alice Gersch (Trainer),
Harry Jolly, Paul Ventura, Jack Elsworthy,
Lachlan Hall, Josh Wallent, Daniel Minney,
Ethan Haylock, Damien Cardone,
Isaiah Blumson, Lachlan Smith,
Front Row:
Jake Comitogianni, Nik Seccafien,
Rowen Nicholas, Wyatt MacKinnon, Ben Currie,
Thomas Elfenbein, Jack Gaffney, Rhys Woods
COACHES REPORT - UNDER 18’S TALENT REPORT
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C LU B AC TIVITIES
2014
Club Champion Awards Night
Peckers Disco
Community Day
Platinum Plus
Mc Happy Day
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CLUB ACTIVITIES 2014
2014 UNDER 18’S
B E S T A N D FA I R E S T W I N N E R S
Carey/White Award
Best and Fairest
Jack Gaffney
Trophy donated by David and Dianne Lang
2nd Best and Fairest
Richards/Morrell Award Daniel Minney
Trophy donated by Dix Dry Cleaners
3rd Best and Fairest
Past Players & Officials Award
Jack Hayes
Trophy donated by Past Players & Officials
4th Best and Fairest
Ron Kinsman AwardEthan Haylock
Trophy donated by The Kinsman Family
Most Improved Award
Donated by Telstra Store West Lakes
Thomas Elfenbein
Lions Club of Charles Sturt
Outstanding Youth Award Alice Gersch
Donated by Lions Club of Charles Sturt
2014 UNDER 18’S BEST AND FAIREST WINNERS
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MINOR/MAJOR
Name
Games
Goals
TOTAL
Games
Goals
ARBON, CHARLIE
5
-
5
-
BEECKEN, ZAC
6
1
6
1
CHANNON, SHANE
6
-
6
-
CLARKE, Adam
3
1
3
1
COMITOGIANNI, JAKE
7
8
7
8
COOK, JAKE
6
6
6
6
COMBE, DANIEL
1
1
1
1
COX, BRENNAN
6
4
6
4
COXON, ANGUS
3
-
3
-
CREEPER, WILLIAM
1
1
1
1
DRUMMOND, WOODY
4
1
4
1
ECONOMOU, TYNAN
3
-
3
-
GAFFNEY, COOPER
6
-
6
-
GARRARD, DANIEL
4
4
4
4
GUIDERA, Jake
4
1
4
1
HARRIS, WILLIAM
5
4
5
4
HOLMAN, ZAINE
7
1
7
1
HOYLE, JOSH
6
1
6
1
INOVERO, ARTURO
2
1
2
1
JOHANSEN, LUKE
3
4
3
4
LEE, JACKSON
7
2
7
2
MARTIN, LIAM
4
3
4
3
MCDONALD, MATTHEW
5
4
5
4
MENTZ, IZAK
5
1
5
1
MILLER, ETHAN
4
5
4
5
MITCHELL, SAM
7
-
7
-
MOLLER, ISAAC
6
6
6
6
MUIRHEAD, CLAY
6
4
6
4
REDDEN, XAVIER
6
1
6
1
ROTHNAGEL, LUKE
5
-
5
-
ROWE, JAMES
1
1
1
1
SCHMUSCH, JAMES
5
6
5
6
STANDLEY, COOPER
3
1
3
1
TRIMBOLI, Saverio
2
-
2
-
VITA, PASQUALE
4
3
4
3
WEIDEMANN, Jake
1
1
1
1
WILLIAMS, Ashley
5
1
5
1
ZILLE, Luke
4
8
-
1
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BACK ROW:
Alice Gersch (Trainer), Jake Cook, Charlie Arbon,
Jake Guidera, Cooper Gaffney, Clay Muirhead, Luke
Johansen, Billy Creeper, Luke Rothnagel, Will Harris, Daniel
Coombe, Dave Thomas (Bench Coach),
Tony Calio (Assistant Coach)
MIDDLE ROW:
Kym Mathew (Team Manager), Phil Herraman (Trainer),
Tom Sibley (Runner), Jake Comitogianni, Josh Hoyle,
Woody Drummond, Daniel Garrard, Xavier Redden,
Zac Beecken, Zaine Holman, Shane Channon,
Sam Mitchell, Pasquale Vita, Liam Martin, Arturo Inovero,
Dave Mazey (Assist Coach)
FRONT ROW:
Angus Coxon, Jackson Lee, Izac Mentz, Isaac Moller,
Ethan Miller, Darren Hams (Coach), Tynan Economou,
Adam Clarke, Thomas Schmusch, Matthew McDonald,
Luke Zille
ABSENT: Brennan Cox, James Rowe, Cooper Standley,
Saverio Trimboli, Jake Weidemann, Ashley Williams,
Paul Sheldon (Assist Coach), Annabelle Daly (Trainer),
Jennifer Game, Andrew Zacharia &Sam Svlerdoff (Physio’s),
Geof Hughes (Assistant Team Manager), Peter Van Vugt
(Drink Steward), Jamie Vandenburg (Time Keeper)
In preparation for the 2014 Season, the Under 16
Program began on November 3, 2013 with players
and parents attending an induction day outlining
the expectations and philosophies of the program.
Players also took part in physical testing exercises.
41 players were invited to our selection period
before Xmas, training every Tuesday evening. A
selection trial was held at our last session prior to
Xmas and a squad of 36 was selected to represent
the Eagles in 2014.
COACH’S REPORT - UNDER 16’S
In summation we were able to give 38 players
the opportunity to showcase their talents in the
best U16 competition in South Australia. Of the
38 players, 7 are still eligible for Under 16’s in
2015 therefore next year we already have some
experience. By playing all of our squad members
who make a commitment to the program, it will
provide them with an insight to football at a
talented player level, as well as giving the Club
Post Xmas training resumed on Tuesday January
the opportunity to make informed decisions on
14th with the entire squad, whilst on Thursday’s our
players who are seen as having a future with the
metropolitan based players trained at Thebarton
Club.
and our Country players trained at Mallala. Our
focus for the Pre-season was on skill development
In recognition of the Under 16 Program and
and the ability to execute under pressure.
the efforts of all involved a Dinner was held for
players, parents and support staff to acknowledge
Two trials against Port and South Adelaide
everyone’s commitment and contribution to
preceded our first game of the season. All players
the Under 16’s. We were also able to provide
played across the two trials which gave us some
information to the players on the night in regard
insight into who was ready for round one against
to the process of moving through the grades in
Norwood.
2015.
After a first round loss against Norwood, we scored
wins against Centrals, West and Port, so began the
first half of the program well with 3 wins from our
first 4 games. The players were pretty positive and
all but 2 players due to injury had played.
I would like to congratulate Jake Comitogianni
and Ethan Miller who made the State Under
16 Team and well done on being part of the SA
Team who took out the U16 Championships.
Also 3 under 16 players had a taste of Under 18
football in 2014, congratulations again to Jake
The remaining half of the U16 Program was almost
Comitogianni and also Brennan Cox and Josh
polar opposite to the first, by not being able to
Hoyle on having a good year.
register any wins against Sturt, South, Glenelg
and North. On a positive note, due to our loss of
A Club let alone a team doesn’t run effectively
players to College football, we were able to play the
unless it has a group of dedicated people and
remaining players who hadn’t yet put on the Eagles
volunteers to support the players and coaches.
guernsey, as well as bringing in some Under 15
Therefore I would like to thank Tony Calio,
players for the experience.
Paul Sheldon and Dave Mazey who assisted in
coaching the lads this year, Dave Thomas our
runner and to Kym Matthew who did a fantastic
job as our Team Manager. Behind the scenes
Alice Gersch, Phil Herraman and Peter Van Vugt
provided training and hydration support to the
players.
Sadly during the year our Junior Timekeeper
Jamie Vandenberg passed away. Jamie was a
fantastic supporter of the Eagles and he will be
sadly missed. Thanks also to our Physio’s from
Leading Edge, Jen, Andrew and Sam.
I would also like to thank the parents who
supported their lads throughout the program,
putting up with their highs and lows and
transporting the lads to training and games. To
the players, hopefully you have benefited from
being involved and I look forward to following
your progress with interest.
In closing I would like to thank the Club in
entrusting me to Coach the Under 16 Team, to Kurt
Slaven and the Board for their support as well as
Peter Schwarz, Michael Godden, Trent Hentschel
and Shane Grimm for supporting the Under 16’s
and Development Programs throughout our
Zone.
Wishing you all the best for 2015.
DARREN HAMS
UNDER 16’s COACH
COACHES REPORT - UNDER 16’S
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F O OT B A L L D E V E LO PM E N T
REPORT
PARTICIPATION
North Eastern Football League had a slight
opportunity to play on Maughan Thiem
Participation programs play an important
decrease whilst in the Adelaide Plains
Hyundai Oval during May.
role within a SANFL Club, ensuring the
there was a 16% increase with 199 children
Congratulations to Andrew Haines and
game remains vibrant at the grass roots
enjoying Auskick.
Brendan
McGuire
who
coached
the
Interzone 6/7 Team this year, playing
level along with creating a community
link and promotion of the Woodville West
The Fitzroy and Seaton Ramblers Football
against Glenelg, Norwood/North and West
Torrens Football Club.
Clubs, along with Adelaide Plains Football
Adelaide. Well done also to the Hendon
League, Kadina and Star of the Sea School
Primary School who made the Grand Final
Nick Harnas our Metropolitan Development
took their Auskick Centre’s to Adelaide Oval
of the Premiers Cup. Unfortunately they
Coordinator has been working diligently
to give the kids a fantastic experience in
did not win, but put in a good effort to get
with Schools and Junior Clubs in our
playing Grid games during the half time
there. A huge benefit was that the players
Metropolitan
break of an AFL Game.
got to play on Adelaide Oval before an AFL
Zone
in
ensuring
that
participation numbers through programs
Game.
MINI LEAGUE AND LITTLE
LEAGUE
2015
Primary School Football remain strong
Mini League and Little League provides
School footy as with the rezoning of
in our Zone. This year Nick was able to
opportunities to School and Club Teams to
the Port Adelaide Zone we lose some of
promote the Eagles brand to 8,700 children
play on Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval and
our traditional schools and pick up the
during School and Community visits.
Adelaide Oval during half time of SANFL
Port Adelaide Area which did not have a
and AFL Games. Gary and Alison Bellman
strong School Football focus. The SASFA
Todd Thorne and Craig Oliphant do a
coordinate the day and do a great job in
competition next year will more than likely
fantastic job in our Country Zone as our
giving Primary School kids a fantastic match
be a regional competition as opposed to a
Regional Development Coordinators. Todd
day experience.
League Zone competition.
North Eastern Football Leagues, whilst Craig
This year eight school football teams, six
DEVELOPMENT
works with the Yorke Peninsula Football
Metropolitan Clubs, representative teams
League in our zone.
from Adelaide Plains, North Eastern and the
METROPOLITAN TALENT SQUADS
Yorke Peninsula along with our Under 13
Our U13, 14 and 15 Talent Squads consist
AUSKICK
Metropolitan Development Squad played
of talented footballers from within our
Auskick gives young children between the
during the main break at Maughan Thiem
Metropolitan Zone as well as lads who
ages of 5 and 8 the football experience
Hyundai Oval.
qualify under the Father/Son rule.
such as Auskick and South Australian
Schools
Football
Association
(SASFA)
works closely with the Adelaide Plains and
before entering the playing program
provides
new
challenges
with
The
emphasis on these Squads is to focus on
with either a Club or School. This year in
SCHOOL FOOTBALL
improving their skills and give the players
our Metro area we have had growth in
Colin Cocks our SASFA Zone Manager does
a football experience they don’t receive
our Auskick numbers by 34% with total
a great job in coordinating School Football
through their local Clubs.
participants reaching 554. Congratulations
throughout our Metropolitan Zone with
to Nick Harnas and Phil Herden our Auskick
a total of 31 teams this year participating.
33 Under 13 players were identified and
Manager on improving those numbers.
Colin works with the delegates from each
participated in the U13 program that took
school ensuring that the competition
place during the April and July School
The Yorke Peninsula had all 9 Clubs involved
remains vibrant in our Zone.
Holidays.
with Auskick up slightly from 2013 to a
Annual Lightning Carnival was a huge
across the April, July and October School
total of 184 children.
success with over 600 kids getting the
Holidays, with 24 players making the final
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Numbers in the
FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT REPORT
Again our
The U14’s program spanned
F O OT B A L L D E V E LO PM E N T
REPORT
squad after the pre selection period. Many
players selected to represent the Eagles
2015 takes on a new look for our
thanks to our Talent Squad Coaches in Paul
with a positive experience and a chance to
Development and Participation Programs
Sheldon, David Kennewell, Scott Mathews,
“Showcase their talents” at an SANFL level.
with the re zoning of the Port Adelaide
Nick Harnas and Bryan Birchall who assisted
Testament to the pathway is that all players
Zone. Gaining five new clubs with Juniors
me with the 13’s and 14’s.
who played in our U18 Grand Final Team
will provide us with a solid foundation for
The Under 15 Program began in April for
this year played in these Championships.
the future in ensuring we are able to attract
pre selection in which 41 players attended
talented young footballers to the Club.
with a final squad of 25 being selected to
This year our Country and Metropolitan
represent the WWTFC in the U15 Intrastate
Teams played Port Adelaide, Glenelg
The Club takes enormous pride in the
Championships during the July School
and Sturt each morning in the July
performance both on and off the field of
Holidays. Along the way we had an internal
Championships.
neither
our Junior players and also the quality
selection trial as well as trials against the SA
team was able to register a win but the week
of our junior development programs.
U15 Indigenous Team and our U15 Country
gave the players a greater understanding of
Continued success in this area is testament
Team.
the quality of football played at this level.
to the outstanding support of our many
Many thanks to Mick Giuffreda,
Unfortunately
Duane Massey, Mark Furler in providing
volunteers. The passion, enthusiasm and
education and insight to a higher level
Thank you to our Country Coaching staff –
effort afforded to our Club by these people
of football for our Under 15 Metropolitan
Peter Whittlesea, Liam Whitwell and Paul
is invaluable ensuring the future of the
group.
Roads who collectively develop the lads for
Eagles remains strong.
Therefore many
the Carnival, also to John Good and Kathy
thanks to all the Volunteers who give up
BUB SMITH TALENT PROGRAM
MacFarlane who provided great training
countless hours ensuring we continue to
Our
provides
support during the program, and to all
be a leader in the development of talented
opportunity for the most talented Under
the parents in supporting their sons and
players.
14 and 15 Country footballers as well as a
driving many kilometers to give them an
pathway into the U15 State Championships
opportunity.
Bub
Smith
Program
DARREN HAMS
that takes place during the July School
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
Holidays. This Year 25 Country Players gave
Thank you to our Metro Team who
up their own time during the October,
assisted me in Coaching the group, Mick
December and January holidays to learn
Giuffreda, Mark Furler and Duane Massey.
more about football at a higher level. Many
Also many thanks to Mike Whinnen who
Thanks to John Good (Trainer) and the
not only oversaw the Country Team but
Mallala Football Club in allowing us to use
provided fantastic training support to our
their facilities.
Metropolitan Team.
I would like to conclude by thanking the
UNDER 15 INTRASTATE
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Flinders Park, Fitzroy and Henley Football
The Under 15 Intra State Championships is
the years, as well as the Schools who have
a very important part of the SANFL Talent
embraced our programs at the Eagles to
pathway and the Club puts a lot of time
keep footy strong in our area.
Clubs who have supported the Club over
and effort into making sure we provide all
FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT REPORT
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COUNTRY ZONE REPORT
The Woodville West Torrens Football Club is
The Club continued
fortunate to have a good relationship with
sponsorship
Zone
Leagues and the hospitality afforded to our
its Country Leagues and Clubs from the
involvement in 2014 by providing the Central
Club representatives who have attended
Adelaide Plains, North Eastern and Yorke
Zone team uniforms for the State Country
Country Games, Medal Counts and Finals. I
Peninsula Football Leagues.
Championships as well as trophies for the
would also like to thank Todd Thorne and
Under 14, 15 and 17 Association Carnivals.
Craig Oliphant from the Community Football
The APY Lands became zoned to the WWTFC
Congratulations
SA / SANFL for their support of our Club and
late in 2013 and this year along with the
Football League on winning the Under 17, 15
SANFL we were able to hold an Eagles Cup for
and 14 Carnivals. Well done also to the Yorke
the best Under 21 players on the lands. Whilst
Peninsula Football League on winning the
Congratulations must also go to Darren
there is some fantastic talent on the Lands it
Landmark Cup for 2014.
Longbottom who is the Junior Coordinator
of
its support and
our
to
the
Country
North
Eastern
will take some time for players to acclimatize
to the rigors of SANFL football.
Clubs for all the work they do within their
Country zone throughout 2014.
in the North Eastern Football League. Darren
The pathway our Country leagues provide
works tirelessly within the League and was
in the way of Association Carnivals is second
fortunate enough to win Volunteer of the
All Leagues are very supportive in our Club
to none and the Eagles are very happy to be
Year and received a trip to the AFL Grand
and the Talent programs we provide. Adelaide
involved at these events, with Best players
Final for himself and partner.
Plains, North Eastern and Yorke Peninsula
receiving Eagle Awards.
DARREN HAMS
Leagues make a fantastic contribution in the
way of resourcing us with players that are
We would like to thank Graeme Wandel –
able to play a higher level of Football. The
Regional Director of the Central Zone who
Central Zone Carnivals held at Under 14, 15,
coordinates our three Country Leagues
Under 17 and Senior level prepare players for
as well as acknowledging Officials and
the rigors of SANFL Football.
Volunteers from all Affiliated Leagues and
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
ADELAIDE PLAINS NORTH EASTERN
YORKE PENINSULA
President
Brad BuschRuth WarnockBradley Haylock
Secretary
Deb RobertsonPhil Brand
Under 15 North Eastern Football League team who won the U15 Central Zone Carnival in May
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COUNTRY ZONE REPORT
PAST PLAYERS & OFFICIALS
REPORT
Season 2014 was very successful for the Past Players and Officials
(PP&O). Total membership increased by 25, giving us a total of 197
members. The Past Players and Officials held 3 functions at Eagles
home matches against Port, Norwood and Sturt. These functions were
well attended with increased numbers on the previous year. In all, we
averaged over 100 people for each of these functions.
A pleasing aspect of these functions is the growth in the number of
people attending who have been part of the junior teams in the past.
The PP&O remains a fantastic opportunity to catch up with old mates
and reminisce on “the glory days”.
2015 will be our 25 anniversary year and what better way to celebrate
than to pass the word to others who have not been involved in the
past and get them to join, or at least, attend one of the home match
functions. We will be hosting a home match function against Sturt in
2015 which will mark our 25th season and all those who have been a
part of our journey as a player or official are encouraged to gather and
celebrate.
Thank you to all involved with running the functions this year, they
include Murray Price (Ned Kelly Bakery), Brad Parmiter (SA Brewing),
Chook Barratt and Chris Parker (setting up, serving and clearing up
at all functions), Melissa McKenzie, Sam Conlon and staff (Game day
operations).
Thank you for all your continued support and help.
Congratulations to the Reserves for clinching back to back flags this
year and to the Under 18’s for reaching their third grand final, not quite
getting three in a row but a great effort all the same. Looking forward
to seeing the lads moving up through the ranks in the upcoming years.
BOB ENRIGHT
CHAIRMAN PAST PLAYERS & OFFICIALS
PAST PLAYERS AND OFFICIALS REPORT
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C O T E R I E GROUPS
The Club is fortunate to have the support offered by both business groups and individuals within its sponsorship groups.
We thank them sincerely for their contributions and urge all members to use Sponsors facilities and services whenever possible to ensure
that the Club will continue to thrive with this support.
Oval Naming Rights Partner
Development Partners
Player Partners
Maughan Thiem Hyundai
Adelaide Tools
Adami Sand & Metal
Angelo & Sally Bagnato
Adelaide Direct Stationers
Major Charity Partner
Arturo Taverna International Pty Ltd
All Action Sport Products
Little Heroes Foundation
BCE – Bob Cross Electrical
Aluweld Pty Ltd
Bridgestone Tyre Centre – Croydon Park
B&V Nominees
Key Corporate Partners
C&V Williams
Beverley Collision
Barry Stoodley Pty Ltd
Chief Fire Design
Blackwood Landscaping
Burley Sekem
Cowden Blinds
Coca Cola
Diageo
Craig Arthur Transport Pty Ltd
Dix Dry Cleaners
Telstra Store West Lakes
Flight Centre – Henley Beach
Vili’s
Foodland – Henley Square
West End (Lion Nathan)
Holland Party Hire
Horsman Plumbing
Corporate Partners
Independent Sports – Kilkenny
Beiersdorf Australia Ltd
Jag Timber Pty Ltd
Camatta Lempens Lawyers
Jasol Australia
Club Warehouse
KTC Entertainment
Elders – Flinders Park
SAFCOL
Johnston Grocke
Springfield Butchers
KD Aire (SA) Mechanical & Electrical Services
State Signs
Normus Homes
Steve’s Organics
PFD Foodservices
The Olive Tree
& Firewood Supplies
Café Primo – Henley Beach
Charminar – Henley Beach
Coffeeworld
Cooper Car Service
Copyfax Stationers – Croydon Park
Corporate Information Management
Creative Framing
Cross Road Chiropractic
Customers ATM
Duane Quinn Maintenance
Eagles Bar & Bistro
Emmsee Sportswear
Financial Management SA
Friday Lunch Boys
Hotel Royal Torrensville
Hurry Curry Bar
Yalumba
Lion Dairy
Nike Adelaide
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COTERIE GROUPS
C O T E R I E GROUPS
Past Players & Officials
City of Charles Sturt
Paul Jones
Peter Phillipou
Event Cinemas - Arndale
Michael Lardner
Pizza Society – Henley Beach
Lions Club of City of Charles Sturt
Bruce Lindsay
PT Media
St Clair
Mark Livesey
Ramsgate Hotel
Woodville District Cricket Club
Melissa McKenzie
Rex & Ann Sellers
David Mewett
Roswel IT Ltd
Advertising Partners
Jim Owens
Sean Connors
Foodland - Henley Square
Geoff Parker
Spring Gully Foods
Jordan Plumbing
Ann Pengelly
St Michael’s College
PGFS – Perpetual Growth Financial Services
Trevor Porter
Suburban Security
Smile Rent A Car
Ken Rix
Tecalemit
Wheelworx
Alf Roberts
Terrell Print Finishers Pty Ltd
Mark Seja
Thai Orchid Restaurant
Vice Presidents
Rex Sellers, OAM
TMK Consulting Engineers
Michael Atkinson
David Simmons
Wheelworx
Neil Barratt
Kurt Slaven
Alan Botten
Ron Stennett
Centre of Excellence Partners
Dr. Peter Byrne, AM
Annabel Stoodley
All Action Sport Products
Bob Cross
Peter Szwajko
Baa Moo Oink Butchers
Colin Davidson
Barry Thompson
Vili’s
Nick Dinning
Jamie Vandenberg*
Andrew Dunn
Nicholas Vezis
Pre-Season Partner
Shane Grimm
Christine Williams
Independent Sports Kilkenny
John Haines
Vaughan Williams
D’Arcy Hatwell*
Ken Willis
Community Partners
Vi Hodges
Arndale Central
Gregory Holland
COTERIE GROUPS
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SPECIAL THANKS
Grateful thanks are extended to all voluntary staff for their endeavours during the season. The invaluable support given forms a vital
part of the Club, and as such is sincerely acknowledged.
Volunteers
Vera Applebee
John Downs
Paul Marks
Peter “Aussie” Ashwin
Chris Egan
Nyiika Msapenda
Sally Bagnato – Match Day Photographer
Narelle Fletcher
Brett Murphy
Jahman Bell
Gay Hancock
Chris Napper
Allison Bellman
Rebecca Herden
Pam Owens
Gary Bellman
Vi Hodges
Brian Reed
Alan Botten
Maureen Hughes
Jacob Ryan
Chris Bryce
David Lang
Greg Stanford
Rosemary Bryce
Dianne Lang
Annabel Stoodley
Kath Coombs
Nick Lang
Paul Terry
Christine Davidson
Michael Lardner
Christine Williams
Colin Davidson
Sharon Lorincz
Vaughan Williams
Di Downs
Barbara MacMillan
Dianne Downs
Ken Mallett
Eagles Dancing Girls
Maree Stoubous – Director
Amy Phillips
Chloe Richardson-Coote
Briony Kent
Danielle Ryan
Ashleigh Wilson
Emma Niven
Brianna Weeks
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SPECIAL THANKS
WOODVILLE WEST TORRENS
FOOTBAL CLUB INC. AND
EAGLES CLUB INC.
FINANCIAL REPORT 2014
The 2014 year saw a concerted effort by the CEO, Board and staff
to mitigate the significant debt brought about (in part) by the long
awaited renovations at Maughan Thiem Oval. The consolidated result
at the end of 2014 was a deficit of $715,531. Included in this result are
the costs of the sale of Eagles Bar and Bistro of $340,000, bringing the
consolidated result to $375,531 for 2014. This work is continuing with
a small surplus budgeted for in the 2015 financial year.
LICENSED CLUBS
Eagles Bar and Bistro
Thanks to the continued efforts of Vicki Wright and her staff, the Eagles Bar &
Bistro continues to be a major contributor of revenue for the Club. The gaming
industry continues to struggle, however Vicki has managed to maintain a
fresh and inviting atmosphere and produce results that are better than those
of similar venues. As a result the combined revenue for the Bar, Bistro and
Gaming has reduced from 2013. However, Vicki and her dedicated staff
continue to attract business through seasonal changes of the menu, special
offers of wine, combined with a fresh, comfortable and pleasing environment.
Maughan Thiem Oval
The new venue continues to attract private functions through the hard work
of Sam Conlon, Luke Jarrad and Ashleigh Newell. Sam and his staff continue
the hard work to create a format that is familiar and pleasing for members and
we have seen a number of musicians entertain members throughout the year.
We look forward to a continue increase in patronage during 2015.
I would like to express my thanks to Michelle Diamond for her hard work and
assistance during 2014 and look forward to continuing to work with Michelle
during 2015.
Thank you also to Melissa McKenzie and Carin Montgomery for all the
assistance they provided to me during 2014.
CHRISTINE WILLIAMS
DIRECTOR
EAGLE CLUB INC - FINANCIAL REPORT 2014
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EAGLES CLUB INC.
FINANCIAL REPORT
2014
WOODVILLE WEST TORRENS FOOTBALL CLUB INC. FINANCIAL REPORT 2014
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Cash on Hand
Cash at Bank
Accounts Receivable and Other Debtors
Accounts Receivable
2014
$
2013
$
200
620,596
620,796
200
131,846
132,046
31,657
59,320
31,657
59,320
67,490
40,844
21,629
741,572
22,542
254,752
1,897,298
1,897,298
2,638,870
5,257,756
5,257,756
5,512,508
174,388
234,868
17,965
-4,608
11,577
434,190
149,467
315,683
10,403
3,878
287,396
766,827
74,999
228,092
43,468
8,631
52,099
561,288
42,207
7,904
50,111
1,045,030
0
0
561,288
2,077,582
1,882,804
1,882,804
2,927,834
2,584,674
1,578,750
498,832
2,077,582
515,161
2,069,513
2,584,674
Inventories on Hand
Football stock at cost – held for distribution
Other Current Assets
Prepayments
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
NON CURRENT ASSETS
Property, Plant and Equipment
TOTAL NON CURRENT ASSETS
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable and Other Payables
Accounts Payable
Sundry payables and Accrued Expenses
Revenue received in Advance
GST Liability
Loan to Related Party Eagles Club Inc
Borrowings
Borrowings
Employee Provisions
Provision for Annual Leave
Provisions for Long Service Leave
TOTAL EMPLOYEE PROVISIONS
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES
NON CURRENT LIABILITIES
Borrowings
Borrowings
TOTAL NON CURRENT LIABILITIES
TOTAL LIABILITIES
NET ASSETS
EQUITY
Retained Surplus
Reserves
TOTAL EQUITY
The audited financial statements and accompanying notes can be obtained from the Office or located on the website: wwwtfc.com.au
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WOODVILLE WEST TORRENS FOOTBAL CLUB INC. AND EAGLES CLUB INC. FINANCIAL REPORT 2014
WOODVILLE WEST TORRENS FOOTBALL CLUB INC. FINANCIAL REPORT 2014
STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2014
2014
2013
$
$
INCOME FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES
Income from ordinary activities
Other income
TOTAL INCOME
2,132,981
144,765
0
0
2,132,981
2,360,131
2,407,517
2,536,339
EXPENDITURE
Expenditure from ordinary activities
Realised Loss on sale of freehold land &
buildings
232,556
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
0
2,640,073
2,536,339
-507,092
-176,208
0
1,570,681
1,570,681
-1,570,681
0
0
0
1,570,681
TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR
-507,092
1,394,473
NET CURENT YEAR (DEFICIT) SURPLUS ATTRIBUTABLE TO MEMBERS
OF THE ENTITY
-507,092
-176,208
TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO MEMBERS OF
THE ENTITY
-507,092
1,394,473
NET CURRENT YEAR (DEFICIT) SURPLUS
Other Comprehensive Income
Items that will not be reclassified subsequently to profit or loss:
Unrealised gain on revaluation of freehold land & buildings
Realised gain on sale of freehold land & buildings
Transfer from Asset Revaluation Reserve
Total other comprehensive income for the year
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EAGLES CLUB INC. FINANCIAL REPORT 2014
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31 OCTOBER 2014
2014
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Cash on Hand
Cash at Bank
Receivables
Accounts Receivable
Other Debtors
Loan to Related Party Woodville West
Torrens Football Club Inc.
2013
$
$
64,406
218,905
283,311
28,482
325
11,577
63,366
94,397
157,763
16,798
351
287,495
40,384
304,644
45,422
43,136
1,055
370,172
11,398
516,941
1,803,205
-1,424,117
379,088
379,088
749,260
1,709,112
-1,325,387
383,725
383,725
900,666
145,316
200,623
21,131
367,070
55,836
194,318
138,199
23,731
356,249
48,624
55,922
35,771
91,693
514,599
45,587
33,558
79,145
484,017
55,414
55,414
570,013
28,963
28,963
512,981
179,247
387,685
387,685
-208,439
179,247
511,689
-124,004
387,685
Inventories on Hand
Bar & Bistro Stock at cost –held for sale
Other Current Assets
Prepayments
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
NON CURRENT ASSETS
Plant and Equipment
Plant and Equipment (at cost)
Less : Accumulated Depreciation
Total Plant and Equipment
TOTAL NON CURRENT ASSETS
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable and
Other Payables
Unsecured Liabilities:
Accounts Payable
Other Payables and Accrued Expenses
GST Liability
Lease Liabilities
Employee Provisions
Provision for Annual Leave
Provisions for Long Service Leave
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES
NON CURRENT LIABILITIES
Lease Liabilities
TOTAL NON CURRENT LIABILITIES
TOTAL LIABILITIES
NET ASSETS
EQUITY
Retained Surplus at Beginning of Year
Net Current Year (Deficit) Surplus Attributable to Members of the Entity
TOTAL EQUITY
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EAGLES CLUB INC. FINANCIAL REPORT 2014
STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST OCTOBER 2014
2014
2013
$
$
4,329,121
4,490,099
0
7,000
4,329,121
4,497,099
Expenditure from ordinary activities
4,537,560
4,621,103
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
4,537,560
4,621,103
-208,439
-124,004
0
0
TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR
-208,439
-124,004
NET CURRENT YEAR (DEFICIT) SURPLUS ATTRIBUTABLE TO MEMBERS OF THE ENTITY
-208,439
-124,004
TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO MEMBERS OF THE ENTITY
-208,439
-124,004
INCOME FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES:
Income from ordinary activities
Other Income
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENDITURE
NET CURRENT YEAR (DEFICIT) SURPLUS
Total Other Comprehensive Income for the Year
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Woodville West Torrens Football Club Inc.
Oval Avenue, Woodville South, SA 5011
Postal:
PO Box 4, Woodville, SA 5011
Phone: 08 8347 2444
Fax:
08 8347 0811
Email:[email protected]
Website:www.wwtfc.com.au
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Back Row L-R:
2nd Row L-R:
Front Row L-R:
Jake Von Bertouch, Scott Blesing, Jacob Templeton, Todd Culley, Sam Heinjus, Andrew Ainger, Marc Borholm, Adam Grocke, Michael Wundke,
Phil Raymond, Nathan Batley, Tom Schwarz
Chris Kane, Jack Muirhead, Scott Lewis, Matthew Appleton, Luke Powell (Captain), Michael Godden (Senior Coach), Luke Jarrad (Vice Captain),
Sam Martyn, Patrick Giuffreda, Angus Rowntree, Matthew Goldsworthy
Travis Lane, Angus Poole, James Boyd, Byron Sumner, Lachlan McGregor, Chris Hall, Caleb Lloyd, Jarred Allmond
EAGLES TEAM 2014
EAGLES TEAM 2014
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IT PAYS TO BE A LOCAL
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