Welcome players, officials, sponsors and supporters to A.J. Kelly Park.

Welcome players, officials, sponsors and supporters to A.J. Kelly Park.
Hello and welcome to Peninsula Power for today’s games in the Trophy Superstore Brisbane Premier
League. Our visitors this weekend are Wolves FC. Welcome to committee, players and supporters.
Also a special welcome to our Power SSF players, parents, coaches and managers.
Well if you were at last weeks top of the table clash you would have seen a gutsy performance by our team
who were reduced to nine players. The disappointing part was not the loss because both teams gave their
all but the control of the match was poor. This was not just my opinion but many spectators and officials of
both teams who watched all the events unfold.
Congratulations to Lions on their win and also making the final 32 of the FFA Cup.
Tonight we need to refocus on the visit of Wolves FC. With several players out today some of our squad
players will be given the opportunity to start top team and hopefully they will take the opportunity with both
hands.
I would like to thank all the Power Old Boys who travelled to Cairns on the long weekend and won the
Cairns Masters Football Tournament. The photo and names are below and we played 6 games in three
days and defeated Cairns Rangers in the Grand Final.
The team was made up of players from our club, Sunshine Coast and Lions Masters players.
The new change rooms are progressing well and on track to be available in August this season.
The Management Committee has been very busy with a wide range of issues being addressed at the
moment. I would again like to thank the efforts of all our volunteers in these positions and the sub
committee volunteers for their dedication and commitment to the club.
Welcome to Pauly TV for today’s game. With a great highlights package
available after the match www.paulytv.com.au.
I Good luck to all the teams playing this weekend and enjoy your football here at Jock Kelly Park.
Enjoy the matches at Power!
Craig Feuerriegel
PRESIDENT
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Peninsula Power players, John Auld, Steve Jones, Mark Noble,
Tony English, Danny English, Shane Zohs and Craig Feuerriegel
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Coaches Corner with Terry Kirkham
Welcome everyone from Wolves Fc and all of the Power faithful to today's
matches here are AJ Kelly Park.
A very frustrating past month of football for our first team and really the way
it's worked out with 2 drawers and a very unfortunate loss to Lions last week
the results have really cost us top position in the league the way I look at.
From a ladder standing point of view our past results have been disappointing
but the team’s efforts have really been very good and that's just how it goes.
Today we expect another difficult task. We are missing Shaun Feuerriegel for
the next two games, Michael McEvoy for three games,
both suspended as well as Zac Burns who is out injured. Steven Cleary has re signed but is not available
this week.
Our focus is now to remain in the top four and aim at a finals tilt. We hope to collect three points here today
and the finals positions are now just a matter of math’s and collecting three points today and over the next
few weeks.
I hope you enjoy all of the games here today/tonight and good luck to all players and officials involved in
the game of football this weekend.
To our fantastic sponsors and committee, thank you for your support towards the team from all the
coaching staff. Thanks again to all our sponsors for their great support of the club.
Yours in sport
Terry Kirkham
SENIOR COACH
Peninsula Power FC
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PENINSULA POWER FC
WOLVES FC
GK. Jake Reesby
GK, Chris Kirala
3 Brent Holden
5 Michael McEvoy
6 Matt Hornby
7 Byron Napper
8 Jared Austin
9 Chris Swain
10 Jon Marriaya
11 Chris Roulston
12.Zac Burns
13 Chris Maticic
15 Scott McNeil
17 Mitch Buhmann
18 Shaun Feuerriegel
20 Trent McEvoy
1 M. Gal
4 C. Houston
7 Z. Ismailov
13 J. Tut
21 M. Carr
15 A. Davis
10 P. Gaffney
16 D. Meacham
8 K. Mijok
6 L. Munn
3 M. Nishida
9 C. Park
19 B. Thompson
14 K. Waters
5 J. Woodward
I. Abbassi
B. Black
H. Black
J. Caldwell
K. Cameron
S. Fense
M. Gal
T. Henry
M. Keall
S. Mc Devitt
M. Rezaee
A. Salihovic
J. Tanner
A. Williams
J. Crew
Josh McMillian
Jack Porter
Matt Sauer
Doug Brown
Dane Forsyth
Rob Buhmann
Yusuke Ikeda
Luke Aldrick
Yusufu Bwisengo
Adam Bennion
Ricky Felipe
Kalvin Daye
Thomas Graham
Sebastian Meiers
Ben Ramsey
Josh Munks
Coach: Terry Kirkham
Assistant Coach: Rob Wallbridge
Reserves Coach: Dom Hudak
Manager: Dave Wells
Reserves Manager: Peter Burrell
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PENINSULA POWER PREMIER LEAGUE
Shaun Feuerriegel Jared Austin
Matt Hornby
Chris Maticic
Jon Marriaya
Jake Reesby
Byron Napper
Brent Holden
Chris Kirala Chris Roulston
Mitch Buhmann
Scott Mc Nell Doug Brown
Michael McEvoy Trent McEvoy Yusuke Ikeda Josh McMillian
Jake McKinnon [trainer]
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Zac Burns
Jack Porter
Terry Kirkham
Rob Wallbridge
Dom Hudak
Dave Wells
Peter Burrell
2014 Premier League Coaching Staff
Head Coaches: Terry Kirkham
Assistant Coach: Rob Wallbridge
Reserves Coach: Dom Hudak
Goalkeeper Coach: Markus Stockinger
Team Manager: Dave Wells
Reserves Manager: Peter Burrell
Under 18 Coach: Gordon Tulloch
Under 18 Manager: Ged McCluskie
Under 16 Coach: Paul Dymock
Under 16 Manager: Shane Cassell
Markus Stockinger Gordon Tulloch
Paul Dymock
Trophy Superstore Premier League Last weekend Round-up
What a weekend of football action. Some big results, some big upsets and some very controversial
moments. Lions stay top and UQFC stay bottom but lots of other things have changed...
Logan FC were unable to follow up their solid performance against Lions FC last weekend when they
capitulated 4-1 to Ipswich Knights at Cornubia Park in a game they were expected to win comfortably.
Jake Oakshott went from penthouse to pavement with three howlers in the first half and after being
substituted his replacement, Brad Stout, was dismissed for denying a goalscoring opportunity which leaves
Nick Croyden with something of a conundrum. Devon Munn, Lucas Wilson, Taiga Ishikura and Mitch Davis
were the scorers for the Knights whilst Miche’le Lipari stayed top of the Golden Boot race with another goal
for the Lightning.
Capalaba gained an absolutely essential victory in their quest to avoid relegation through the Club
Championship when they beat Albany Creek 2-0 at Wolter Park.
A three minute burst was enough to secure the points with Josh Sherwood converting a penalty in the 71st
minute and player of the match Yuji Hirayama scoring in the 74th minute.
The game never reached any great heights but it was worth noting that Creek were particularly below
standard and any hopes of making the top four are gone barring a miracle.
Mitchelton are confirmed as sitting in second place with all the relevant catch-up games having been
played thanks to a 2-0 win over Wolves FC at Teralba Park.
Seb Jansen scored early in the game and the Mustangs never looked likely to lose. Paul Mikula scored the
second just after the hour mark. It was his sixth of the season which is a fine return for a centre-back.
Despite the scoreline, it’s not too bad a result for Wolves as they set their sights on staying in next years’s
Trophy Superstore Premier League. Mitchelton need luck on their side if they are to catch Lions but they
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have put themselves in good position nonetheless.
It was the 60th Anniversary of the University of Queensland Football Club and UQFC made it a rip-roaring
success, banging in a goal for every decade when they thrashed local rivals Taringa Rovers 6-0 at Oval
5a. Keiichi Ueda was the hero of the day with his hat trick but goals were also scored by Captain Chris
Watts, new signing Nick Efstathis and a very special long range effort from Jeremy Griffin. If they can keep
up that form the league will be better for their competitiveness..
It’s not the first time Taringa have been beaten heavily this year and for some strange reason they seem to
play better against the higher placed teams. Once again though, the real issue is in the Club
Championship.
Eastern Suburbs achieved their sixth victory in seven games and made a very important statement when
they beat Rochedale Rovers 3-1 at Heath Park.
Michael Ryan found the net first, in the 39th minute but a 72nd minute equaliser from Mustafa Jafari had
the potential to ruin the Tigers afternoon.
It wasn’t to be however as Daniel Cunha put his side back into the lead and Alejandro Porras Martorell
drove the final nail into the coffin with his debut goal in the 95th minute.
In the final game of the weekend, it was action aplenty when Lions FC beat Peninsula Power 3-1 at Lions
Stadium. Shaun Feuerriegel put Power in front in the sixteenth minute but Andre Bonotto scored a hat
trick, including two penalties, which secured the points for Lions. But there were other incidents which
grabbed the headlines.
Michael McEvoy was sent off for violent conduct after a challenge on Kado Aoci which saw the prolific
striker stretchered off with concussion. Two minutes later, Shoheel Khan was also red-carded for abusive
language and in the 51st minute Shaun Feuerriegel was dismissed for the same offence. Feuerriegel is
suspended for two games with McEvoy and Khan suspended for three.
Match Previews Round 15 by Phil Davis
Peninsula Power vs Wolves FC
Saturday 5pm
AJ Kelly Field
Last weekend was a bit of a disaster for Peninsula with two of their most
influential players, Shaun Feuerriegel and Michael McEvoy, red carded and
suspended for two matches. It’s not great timing because they have just been
knocked out of second spot for the first time in ages by Mitchelton. The test is just
how this result will affect them mentally and if they can get straight back onto the
bike.
Seventh on the ladder and good enough to suggest that last weekend’s loss to
Mitchelton wasn’t too bad a result. And they can probably learn from it because
playing against better teams is the way to improve. Every little but helps in the battle to escape relegation
through the Club Championship and upsets could be the key. They have a chance of winning this is they
play well.
This game will be closer than the ladder suggests with suspensions hurting the home team. Prediction: 2-2
Draw
Capalaba vs UQFC
Saturday 6pm
John Fredricks Park
Capalaba finally broke through for a long awaited win last weekend when Josh Sherwood and Yuji
Hirayama scored goals on the way to a vital win over Albany Creek. And it really was vital because they
moved out of relegation trouble again. The rest of the season is likely to be a huge battle against Wolves to
stay in the top-flight so they really, absolutely MUST beat the Students this weekend.
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UQFC have been threatening to show some form for and they did it last week in some style with a
comprehensive 6-0 win over Inner West rivals, Taringa Rovers. Can they keep it up this weekend? It will
be hard to follow up with another similar result of course, but it’s amazing how sometimes confidence can
inflate after such a result. It can go the other way as well which is the story of their season.
Crucial game for Capalaba...the most important of the season so far by some way. Will that help them or
hinder them? Prediction: UQFC 2-1
Rochedale Rovers vs Logan FC
Saturday 6pm
Underwood Park
Rochedale are heading towards disaster at the moment. They could finish lower than they did last season
if things don’t turn around and it’s impossible to figure out what is going wrong with a squad list the equal
of any. Last weekend they lost to Eastern Suburbs who are a good team but there shouldn’t be any
excuses anyway. This week is the derby so it doesn’t get any easier.
Has their been a bigger turnaround in form in a single week this season than Logan FC nearly beating
Lions then getting beaten 4-1 by Ipswich Knights? Probably, but it’s worth taking note of anyway.
Everything went against them last week which is fair enough but generally it won’t see a team lose by quite
that much. I suspect they will be much better this week and this is the premier derby at the moment.
I said this in the first derby but these teams really don’t like each other very much. The team which plays
better will win and it could be something of an upset. Prediction: Rovers 2-1
Ipswich Knights vs Albany Creek
Sunday 3:15pm
Eric Evans Oval
It’s fair to say that everyone has pretty much written off Ipswich Knights with their injuries and long run of
bad form but last weekend’s surprise win could see them get back on track. It’s good for the league
because it wasn’t quite the same whilst they weren’t very good. Determination has been their
hallmark...backs to the wall when necessary and good goals at the right time. They can win this.
Just when they start to find second gear, when they are brimming with confidence and playing some
quality football Albany Creek produce one of their worst performances of the entire season last weekend in
the 2-0 loss to Capalaba. It’s a head-scratcher for sure but they should be good enough to get back out of
the slump. Everyone plays bad sometimes, let’s hope it isn’t permanent.
Really tough one to call this. Both teams have the ability to win the game but a lack of goals could be their
downfall. One goal will make the difference. Prediction: ACE 2-1
Taringa Rovers vs Mitchelton
4pm Sunday
Jack Speare Park
It’s a running theme this week with all the upsets but the biggest losers out of the last round of football was
definitely Taringa Rovers having been thrashed 6-0 by UQFC, the bottom team on the ladder. They’ve
walked a tightrope this season with minimal assets and a result like that could really get inside their heads.
Of course, they tend to play better against better teams so don’t write them off completely.
Mitchelton are into second place on the ladder and although the title is out of reach barring a miracle, they
are everyone’s favourite to eventually make the Grand Final if they can get their whole team back onto the
park. Don’t forget though, that they have plenty of talent still on the park and are sill winning regularly.
They love to attack and an early goal or two could see theme overwhelm their opposition this week.
We’ve had lots of upsets recently and a win for Taringa would be another one. There won’t be because
Mitchelton have too many big guns. Prediction: Mitchelton 3-0
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Lions FC vs Easts FC
4:15pm Sunday
Lions Stadium
Lions are nothing if not action-packed and last weekend’s victory over Peninsula just adds to the legend.
Three red cards, two penalties...it was an incredible game but of course the drawback is that Shoheel
Khan is suspended for three matches. Can it last forever? Who knows and who cares, it’s just great to
follow. But they have ridden their luck a few times and eventually it will fail them. It happens to everyone.
Five wins in a row and then they lost to Mitchelton. Questions were asked about their staying power so
they came out last weekend and scored an excellent win over Rochedale Rovers. And they’ll be licking
their lips this week because they have the best record at Lions Stadium and that confidence will take them
a long way. It’s funny how historical facts tend to count even though it doesn’t make sense.
UPSET OF THE WEEK! I know I keep tipping the upset against Lions but they have to lose eventually.
Easts have turned the corner, will be at full strength and love playing on Lions Stadium. Prediction: Easts
1-0
2015 NPL Women HOME GAMES at A.J. Kelly Park Kippa-Ring
20/06/15 7pm
AJ Kelly Park
11/07/15 7pm AJ Kelly Park
2/08/15 3.15pm AJ Kelly Park
Peninsula Power
Peninsula Power
Peninsula Power
Olympic FC
Eastern Suburbs
SWQ Thunder
Chelsea Martin Nathalie Browne Samantha Harrington Melissa Limov Cynthia Mollross Jess Scicluna Kayleigh Smith
Brittany Whitfield Brieanna Best
Hayley Riccardi Toni Brescianini
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Lauren Henderson Brieanna Watt
Hello to all Peninsula Power Fans and members,
This week we are welcoming a new coach for our Senior Women's NPL team. Firstly,
we would like to thank our outgoing Senior Women's team coach, Alan Waller, for his
efforts in guiding the team through the first half of the season. We wish you success in
your coaching future, as you continue to work within our Junior division.
We would like to welcome Gary Ellis [pictured right], who has taken over the team
from this week. Gary has over 20 years coaching experience, most recently coaching
at the BPL Level in Men's Football, at both Albany Creek and Peninsula Power over
the last 5 years. Gary has also coached in Youth Development roles at Brisbane
Strikers.
As a player, Gary had a successful career at NSL level, playing for Blacktown City,
and has played under coaches including Johnny Warren and Rale Rasic. We are
delighted you are taking this role within our club, welcome back Gary and good luck.
Michael Cook
Peninsula Power Women
NPL Technical Director.
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UNDER 16
22 E. Barber
10 Z. Basson
8 M. Bishop
3 B. Cassel
7 C. Funnell
1 W. Gibson
14 J. Gilbert
6 J. Hansensmith
5 N. Harris
16 G. Kapp
12 M. Kinghorn
9 B. Ormesher
17 J. Simpson
11 E Tompson
UNDER 18
A Marinelli ( GK )
J Roberts
L Evans
R Barrett
J Worth
E Itabelo
B Fenech
A McCluskie
K Coleman
C Thompson
B Cook ( C )
M Walsh
J Walsh
J O'Reilly
N Jacobs
D Gifford ( GK )
Coach: Paul Dymock
Manager: Shane Cassel
Coach: Gordon Tulloch
Assistant Coach:
Lee Cunningham
Manager: Ged McCluskie
Power Under 18 Premier League
The squad has now started to show, positive signs of maturing and bonding as a
unit. The past month as coaches we are really please with the players attitude and
team performance. They are now playing for the full 90 minutes and the defence
has been excellent. The key for us coaches, is the improvement of all the players as
individuals and now showing the determination to win games.
With this, the results have turned around and are now positive, two wins and a draw
against top 4 teams. The team effort last Sunday v lions may have been the best
effort this squad has put together this season. I don't think there was a player who was not dead tired with
the huge effort we put in to draw 1-1 and believe we were unlucky not to win. They may have had more
possession but we defended very well and our counter attack was excellent.
With our past 3 results coming against teams who are or were in the top 4, this weekend we host Brisbane
Wolves and require the squad to step up another gear, to give us a chance to get us closer to the top 4.
We need team to to keep improving on our performance and structure.
Coaches Gordon Tulloch & Lee Cunningham
Manager Ged McCluskie
Junior SYL teams
U15 SYL
The past two weekends positive results keep them in the top 4. Last week down 0-2 v Souths to come
back and win 3-2 showed the character in the team and determination to compete against to top teams
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team their league. This past weekend 3-0 win vs Lions, has opened the gap between 4th and 5th place.
The results were at a time when key players were away unable to play, showing the depth in the team.
U14 SYL
Continue to improve and train well, since winning 2-1 vs Rochedale who were the league leaders and were
undefeated, have further stumbled with two draws, and the Power team has gone onto win both their
games against Souths and Lions. To put our U14s on top of the ladder, this weekend looking for another
improved performance against wolves,
Areas for the team to work on is their communication, or lack of communication to improve, for the teams
position, there is no problem for this squad to make the top 4. Everything they do now is to improve their
performance and structure towards the finals.
We also need all the individuals within the squad to improve themselves, so the team does not drop
its intensity when making substitutions.
U13 SYL
This squad is work in progress the players have not yet stepped up to the plate and dug in to battle out a
win. When teams are struggling to perform, the players need to take some responsibility to work hard on
their own individual skills, their team training sessions and transfer this into their game play.
This weekend would encourage the players to put in their best performance and reduce their mistakes. I
believe what you put in is what you get out in return, they need to make things happen on the field and
make their own luck.
U12 Division 1
This team has lost its past two games but remains in contention for SYL promotion.
Some of the other higher place teams have also lost games and it remains close.
The coach and the players are going very well and will be looking to finish the season strong.
Sheffield United FC Academy
Sheffield United 5 day coaching Camp at Dalton Park from 6th July to the 10th July, 9.00 - 12.00
We are very pleased with the registrations, receiving over 120 players registered, we still do have a few
place to fill, please register online asap www.byfa-au.com or call Gordon on 0418157829
Coaching the Coaches Session
Dalton Park
Thursday 9th July from 6.00 - 8.30
Creating goal scoring opportunities from Wide and
central positions.
We are very pleased to have NEVILLE BURBEARY the
Sheffield Wednesday FC, Assistant Academy Technical
Director, a UEFA A Licence at Peninsula Power.
Neville will be conducting a field session with our U18 from 6.00 to 7.30 and then an opportunity after to
have a chat with Neville on Academy Football.
This session is open to all our Club coaches, hoping to see you all down there on the evening.
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Peninsula Power Premier League Goalscorers
[Since promotion to the Premier League in 2007]
No
Player
Goals Scored
1
Shaun Feuerriegel
79
2
Royce Brownlie
50
3
Steven Cleary
35
4
Matt Hornby
34
5
Warren Moon
28
6
Joshua Taylor
24
7
Ally Graham
22
8
Richard Hurlin
16
9
Michael Baird
15
10
Paul Brownlie
15
11
Lewis Bonar
13
12
Michael Butters
12
13
Joshua Ahern
12
14
Luke Gauci
12
15
Taylor Hart
10
16
Peter Fairgrieve
10
17
Steve Forshaw
10
18
Dom Hudak
9
19
Anthony Roulston
9
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Matches Played
140
54
87
80
112
50
19
64
19
66
30
41
77
155
22
39
41
22
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Peninsula Power Premier League
Number of BPL Fixture Matches played or officiated since promotion in 2007.
[Must make 30 matches to qualify. Does not include cup games]
[Current players/officials highlighted]
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Player
Luke Gauci
Shaun Feuerriegel
Warren Moon
Scott MacNicol
Zac Tung
Steven Cleary
Jake Reesby
Nathan Kelly
Joshua Ahern
Matt Hornby
Marco Radvanovic
Todd Gava
Paul Brownlie
Richard Hurlin
Myles Carseldine
Ryan Love
Royce Brownlie
Joshua Taylor
Mitch Buhmann
Scott McNeil
Michael Butters
Steve Forshaw
Peter Fairgrieve
Joshua South
Michael McEvoy
Coaches
Terry Kirkham
Jake McKinnon
(Trainer)
Dave Wells (Manager)
Matches
155
140*
112
103
87
87
87*
80
77
80*
73
69
66
64
63
59
54
50
55*
52*
41
41
39
34
38*
133*
79*
78*
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Peninsula Power Premier League Results in all grades
Wins
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Round 4
Round 5
Round 6
Round 7
Round 8
Round 9
Round 10
Round 11
Round 12
Round 13
Round 14
Round 15
Round 16
Round 17
Round 18
Round 19
Round 20
Round 21
Round 22
In
Away
Home
Home
Away
Home
Away
Home
Away
Home
Away
Home
Home
Away
Away
Home
Away
Home
Away
Home
Away
Home
Away
Opposition
All grades
Rochedale Rovers
Mitchelton
Lions FC
Wolves FC
Easts FC
Taringa Rovers
Logan Lightning
Capalaba FC
Albany Creek
Ipswich Knights
University Qld
Rochedale Rovers
Mitchelton
Lions FC
Wolves FC
Easts FC
Taringa Rovers
Logan Lightning
Capalaba FC
Albany Creek
Ipswich Knights
University Qld
1st Team
win
1-0 win
3-2 win
1-1 draw
3-1 win
1-0 win
1-0 loss
2-2 draw
3-1 win
2-1 win
2-1 win
2-1 win
2-2 draw
2-2 draw
3-1 loss
Reserves
win
3-0 win
5-0 loss
2-1 loss
4-0 win
2-0 loss
3-0 loss
3-1 win
2-1 loss
2-1 win
3-1 win
6-4 win
3-3 draw
7-0 loss
Youth 18
Win
2-2 draw
5-1 win
5-1 loss
5-0 win
2-0 loss
4-1 win
3-2 loss
1-1 draw
2-1 loss
3-2 win
5-3 win
3-1 win
1-1 draw
Youth 16
win
1-2 loss
5-1 win
6-0 loss
3-0 win
2-0 win
7-0 win
2-1 loss
1-1 draw
2-1 win
5-0 win
6-1 win
4-0 loss
4-1 win
3-1 loss
JUNIOR FOOTBALL DIVISION Cathy Noble -Chairperson - Peninsula Power Junior Football Division
An excellent season so far with a number of our teams at or near the top of the table in their
respective divisions. Our Dalton Park ground generally hosts matches every Friday night,
Saturday
and Sunday Morning (often running into early afternoon) and I would like to pay tribute to the
Junior Committee and other volunteers who give so selflessly of their time to ensure that all of
the necessary processes are completed so that these games can be played. A special
mention to Sandy and Peter Burrell for all of the excellent work that they do to assist the Juniors, as well as
providing valuable support to the Seniors with managing teams and organising for some of our Juniors to
participate on Senior match days at AJ Kelly Park.
I also want to share my appreciation and admiration for the work that is done by Gordon Tulloch (Junior
Technical Director), Greg Martin (Junior Divisional DoC), Paul Dymock (SSF DoC) and all of the coaches
and managers of our Juniors, from PeeWees through to u16s. I hope that they feel the same sense of
pride that I feel when watching the teams go around in the Peninsula Power jersey and that they realise
that it is substantially through their efforts that the kids in our community get to experience the joy of
playing football. I encourage all of our members to also express their appreciation to these individuals
when when they next say hi to them.
Finally I want to wish all of our teams at Power (including those in the Mens and Womens Divisions) the
very best for their round of fixtures this weekend and for the remainder of the season.
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Premier League
POS
TEAM
Premier League Reserves
P W D L F A GD PTS
POS
1
Lions FC
14 11 3 0 39 10 29 36
1
Eastern Suburbs
14 11 2 1 41 14 27 35
2
Mitchelton
14 8 4 2 34 19 15 28
2
Lions FC
14 8 3 3 31 10 21 27
3
Peninsula Power
14 8 4 2 27 20 7
28
3
Capalaba
13 4 7 2 27 20 7
19
4
Logan Lightning
14 6 6 2 32 24 8
24
4
Peninsula Power
13 6 1 6 25 31 -6
19
5
Eastern Suburbs
14 7 1 6 24 20 4
22
5
Mitchelton
14 5 3 6 30 32 -2
18
6
Albany Creek
14 5 3 6 27 24 3
18
6
Taringa Rovers
13 5 3 5 27 29 -2
18
7
Wolves FC
14 5 1 8 20 27 -7
16
7
UQ FC
14 5 2 7 41 37 4
17
8
Ipswich Knights
13 5 1 7 18 30 -12 16
8
Albany Creek
13 5 2 6 22 30 -8
17
9
Rochedale Rovers 14 4 2 8 19 23 -4
14
9
Ipswich Knights
13 5 0 8 24 35 -11 15
10
Capalaba
13 3 2 8 21 27 -6
11
10
Wolves FC
14 4 3 7 18 32 -14 15
11
Taringa Rovers
14 2 5 7 14 35 -21 11
11
Logan Lightning
14 4 2 8 23 31 -8
14
12
UQ FC
14 2 2 10 23 39 -16
12
Rochedale Rovers 13 4 2 7 22 30 -8
14
8
Premier League Under 18
POS
TEAM
TEAM
P W D L F A GD PTS
Premier League Under 16
POS TEAM
P W D L F A GD PTS
1
Logan Lightning 14 13 0 1 55 10 45 39
2
Lions FC
12 11 1 0 56 3 53 34
3
Rochedale Rovers 13 9 2 2 43 17 26 29
4
Peninsula Power 14 8 1 5 38 22 16 25
5
UQ FC
14 8 1 5 30 35 -5 25
6
Eastern Suburbs 14 7 3 4 25 20 5 24
7
Albany Creek
14 8 0 6 21 22 -1 24
8
Capalaba
14 4 1 9 23 45 -22 13
9
Wolves FC
12 3 0 9 12 34 -22 9
10 Mitchelton
13 2 0 11 23 50 -27 6
11 Ipswich Knights
13 2 0 11 15 44 -29 6
12 Taringa Rovers
13 0 1 12 4 43 -39 1
P W D L F A GD PTS
1
Logan Lightning 14 11 1 2 49 19 30 34
2
UQ FC
14 10 1 3 49 27 22 31
3
Lions FC
13 7 3 3 36 18 18 24
4
Eastern Suburbs 14 7 2 5 24 20 4
23
5
Rochedale
12 7 2 3 26 24 2
23
6
Peninsula Power 13 6 3 4 33 24 9
21
7
Ipswich Knights 14 6 1 7 24 26 -2
19
8
Albany Creek
14 4 2 8 21 34 -13 14
9
Taringa Rovers
13 4 2 7 19 38 -19 14
10
Capalaba
14 3 4 7 22 33 -11 13
11
Mitchelton
13 2 1 10 19 40 -21
7
12
Wolves FC
12 2 0 10 20 39 -19
6
16