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Community Football OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SANFL www.sanfl.com.au—PO Box 1, West Lakes 5021—MAY JUNE JULY 2009 TANKS FOR COUNTRY FOOTBALL The Community Football Board was delighted to an‐
nounce a significant sponsorship to benefit a number of country clubs at a launch held at Lion Nathan / SA Brewing Company on Thursday 23rd July 2009. The Community Football Board has negotiated a spon‐
sorship with the West End Community Fund to pur‐
chase 40 x 22,000 litre Rainwater Tanks to be installed in 4 stages of 10 tanks per allocation over the next two years prior to the end of 2010. This initiative will also be supported by the local tank AT THE JULY 23 LAUNCH: Catherine Piggott (Pres Peake & Dis‐
trict Sporting Club), Anthony Gregurke (Pres Peake FC), Ann manufacturer Team Poly and pump supplier Davey Howe (SA Water), Damien Mori (Lion Nathan), David Shipway Pumps which will provide the key components in this (Community Football Board), John Bithell (Davey Pumps) and partnership at reduced prices. Craig Stanley (Team Poly). In addition, SA Water will also partner this initiative by making a rebate sponsorship available of $1,000 to each recipient club to meet the costs of the Davey Pump and installation of the rainwater tank. The successful clubs will receive these tanks fully deliv‐
ered and installed at no cost for use in their change‐
rooms and social clubs. Selection criteria from the applications received was as follows: •
Tanks to be allocated to communities very reliant on water, in marginal or low rainfall areas or in close proximity to the River Murray. •
Allocation spread over all the state •
Only one tank per league in each proposed allocation. •
All recipients have advised a need for increased water storage and value the need to conserve usage. Club League Booleroo Melrose Wil‐
Northern Areas mington (Booleroo Centre) Cleve Eastern Eyre Goolwa Pt Elliot Great Southern (Goolwa) Loxton North Riverland Mallala Adelaide Plains Paskeville Peake Yorke Peninsula Mallee TANKS FOR COUNTRY FOOTY: Lion Nathan’s Damien Mori, SA Wa‐
Riverton Saddleworth North East ter’s Ann Howe, Community Football Board chairman David Shipway Marrabel (Riverton) United Yeelanna (Karkoo Great Flinders Oval) Whyalla (Bennett Oval) Whyalla and West End Community Fund member Les Burdett show off the new tanks. Community Football Newsletter TELSTRA COUNTRY WIDE SUPPORTING COUNTRY FOOTY Participating Dealers The offer above ends 30/9/09. Retravision Balaklava BALAKLAVA Barmera Electronics BARMERA Leading Edge Telecom Berri, BERRI Rural Computer Service BOOLEROO CENTRE Retravision Bordertown, BORDERTOWN Leading Edge Telecoms Clare CLARE Retravision Clare CLARE Leading Edge Telecom Gawler, GAWLER Gawler Mobile Phones, GAWLER Leading Edge Telecoms Kadina KADINA Rodda Communications Kadina KADINA Island Television Service KINGSCOTE Leading Edge Telecoms Loxton, LOXTON Mount Barker TLS, MOUNT BARKER Green Triangle Electronics, MOUNT GAMBIER Leading Edge Telecoms Mount Gambier, MOUNT GAMBIER Murray Bridge TLS, MURRAY BRIDGE Office National Limestone Coast NARACOORTE One Zero Communications, NARACOORTE Telstra Assistance Fund Retravision Naracoorte NARACOORTE 26 clubs have won a $1000 sports Office National Barossa, NURIOOPTA LET PORT AUGUSTA PORT AUGUSTA pack after being nominated by a Truscotts IT Port Augusta PORT AUGUSTA local supporter. That’s wonderful Retravision ‐ Port Lincoln PORT LINCOLN support from Telstra—right across Truscotts Port Lincoln PORT LINCOLN West Coast Security Telephones PORT LINCOLN and Data ‐ Pt Lincoln LET PORT PIRIE PORT PIRIE Leading Edge Telecom Renmark, RENMARK Australia. South Australian winners will be announced in the very near fu‐
Rodda Communications Roxby Downs ROXBY DOWNS Victor Harbor TLS, VICTOR HARBOUR Retravision Waikerie, WAIKERIE open for the next media release—
Leading Edge Telecoms ‐ Whyalla WHYALLA any day now……... Rodda Communications Whyalla WHYALLA Community Football Newsletter ture—keep your eyes and ears RIVER ALERT—SAVE THE MURRAY To assist an initiative of the Goolwa/Port Elliot Football Club local communities have been encouraged to take part in a "River Alert" awareness campaign. To raise awareness of the plight of the Murray, local communities have been invited to show support through participating in "Red Arm Band Day". The development of this day provides a vehicle for individuals to acknowledge and highlight that the river needs help. South Australians are encouraged to show their support by purchasing a wrist band and
wearing it on Friday July 31st and across the week end of Saturday August 1st and Sunday August 2nd.
Local Schools, Local Associations, Local Clubs, Small to Medium sized business, Friends and Family are encouraged to show their support by going to the www.savethemurray.com.au web site and clicking on the "River Alert" logo to order your wrist bands. Schools will find useful information to assist educating students on the environmental challenges currently faced by the river system. Along with general articles for communities. The wrist bands come in a donation box along with 50 wrist bands at a cost of $50 including delivery. The wrist Bands sell for $2 each which totals $100, resulting in your School, Association, Club or Business receiving a surplus of $50, which you are encouraged to either donate to a Local Association or Club.( e.g. this can be used to upgrade facilities). Schools could use money raised to go back into school environment programs to fund items such as •
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Rain Water tanks Water conservation products such as mulching Excursions e.g. lower lakes Please donate to the www.savethemurray.com.au foundation. 50 wrist bands = $50, 50 wrist bands x $2 = $100 Surplus of $50. Raising awareness of the plight of the river with benefit’s to local communities. Sandy Nelson Teamwear has provided www.savethemurray.com.au with the ecommerce to capture orders and provide invoicing. The river has helped support local communities over the years. It’s time to give her something back. Contact : Simon Dennis 0408 812 208 Ben Nelson 0411 019 219 133 King William Road, Hyde Park S.A 5061 FOOTY WEB ROLLOUT A number of leagues have successfully established the Footyweb package, providing an extensive Management Reporting and Media system for leagues and clubs. Currently 12 leagues have set up a fully operational or trial models, with a further 15 leagues to be inducted and trained later in 2009 and early 2010, so that all leagues and clubs can be operational in 2010. Training sessions will be offered later in the year, with League and Club modules to present. Check out Footyweb.com.au and see what leagues have achieved to date ‐ there are some excellent examples to view. Individual leagues and clubs can establish websites within a common framework, but allowing for local community design and needs. Community Football Newsletter MAX WILLIAMS HONOURED The late Max Williams, one of the driving forces behind the Kowree‐
Naracoorte and Tatiara (KNTL) Football Leagues, was honoured when KNTFL representatives held a presentation on Saturday, May 9, to officially name the league’s headquarters after him. The creation of the headquarters in Naracoorte was a realisation of a dream held by Max and others, and the building is the envy of many leagues. Many family members attended the presentation which was held at half time of the Naracoorte versus Borders A Grade match. “We all know it takes committees and many willing workers to make a successful club or league, but in our league, it has been partly due to one man’s vision and persistence.” KNTFL stalwart Geoff Wellington said. “When Max Williams had an idea, you automatically knew it had been well‐researched, the pros and cons weighed up and was worth listening to” KNTFL President Kym Hebberman said Max was one of those rare people who was a thinker and a doer in equal measure. He said Max had dedicated many years of service to the league, as a player and in administration, and said it was fitting to recognise his contribution by re‐naming the league’s head office KNT Football and Netball League Max Williams Headquarters. Left; Geoff Wellington and Kym Hebberman announcing the renaming of the KNT Football and Net‐
ball League as the Max Williams Headquarters. EAGLES INITIATIVE TO HELP LOCAL CLUBS The Woodville‐West Torrens Football Club has taken a significant step to improve relations with its SA Amateur Football league clubs within its zone, and has pledged to offer greater support for the betterment of football. Chris Davies, who earlier this year was appointed chief executive of the Eagles after a distinguished career in banking and cricket, as a Sheffield Shield player and administrator, said he was “somewhat surprised” to learn that communication had been generally lacking between SANFL and SAAFL clubs. In a welcomed initiative, Davies last Sunday feted representatives of SAAFL clubs within the Eagles’ area – Fitzroy, Henley and Seaton Ramblers – and discussed ways to offer them greater support in the immediate future. “I came into the role (CEO) this year and there is no doubt that there is a need in my opinion for not only our club, but every SANFL club to get as close as they can to their zone clubs in the SAAFL,” Davies said. “We need to build more bridges with community clubs because without their support the SANFL players are going to do it tough; no question. Over the years Woodville‐Weest Torrens has had some reasonable relationships with SAAFL clubs, but now we need to take that to the next level so everyone in our area is able to get something out of our club. “It’s all about football. We are all working towards a common goal and that’s to be the best that we possibly can; the best football state with the best football zones wherever they may be. “We have started to do some strategic work on how we can do more for community football, not only in the metropolitan area, but in our country zone where our club has done particularly well over the years. “If you have a look at the SANFL player lists it is fair to say the Eagles have the most home‐grown players. That’s something that we pride ourselves on, and in the future we want to do even less recruiting outside of our zones. However, to do that we need to make sure we are helping the local clubs in our zones a lot more. “What we have been able to do today is get representatives from our metropolitan zone clubs to understand that we ac‐
knowledge more needs to be done to help everyone. “It is an important building block, which we hope will raise our profile in the zones and make sure that we are giving more back into the local clubs. If that involves coaching clinics and greater presence back into our zone clubs, then that is what we will do.” Davies said it made sense for SANFL clubs to work closer with amateur clubs in their zone because that was Community Football Newsletter Above— David Nelson FITZROY FC, Chris Davies EAGLES FC, David O’Sullivan HENLEY FC and Attilio Cavuoto SEATON RAMBLERS FC. from where they generally recruited their juniors and best players. “What we would like to see happen is a much closer link with the SAAFL clubs so they too benefit when players step away from league football,” Davies said. “It makes sense that, if there are close links, the league players are going to feel far more comfortable going to‐and‐from the amateur clubs. “This is not about worrying about the past; it’s about building better relationships so that football can be helped at the grassroots level with amateur clubs and a pathway is made for the players to reach the highest level possible, the AFL. It is the responsibility of all leagues and clubs to work together to help players and the game.” The initiative of the Eagles was met warmly by the SAAFL club representatives – Fitzroy president David Nelson, Henley president David O’Sullivan, and Seaton Ramblers football director Attilio Cavuoto – and agreed more could be done for the good of football. Davies said it was important for the Eagles to understand the issues at community club level, and praised Fitzroy, Henley and Seaton Ramblers for making a strong effort to develop a better line of communication between the clubs. “We see this as a positive step for the Eagles, and it must bring benefit for the local clubs,” Davies said. O’Sullivan said Henley had already taken steps to work closely with the Eagles by developing a “Shark for Life” concept whereby juniors are encouraged to reach the highest level through their SANFL club to play AFL, and once they are close to retirement re‐
turn to Henley. “We have noticed that so many players leave their community club but for whatever reason feel hesitant to return,” O’Sullivan said. “We see it as a circle, and by our players recognised as being a ‘Shark for Life’ we believe they will one day return with their family and their children will play for their local club too. “Henley has appreciated a good relationship with the Eagles in the past, and it is tremendous that they are keen to further develop that link. We have enjoyed the mutual respect we have for each other. CLEARANCE / SALARY CAP / PLAYER POINTS SYSTEM The Community Football Board are conducting a major review of the following items during 2009, so that moving forward in 2010 and beyond operations in Community Football can be as effective and smooth as possible; Clearance Regulations and Operation—an assessment of time constraints and regulations, aiming to come into line with states across Australia. This will remove the current confusion existing between interstate leagues, and will bring states onto a common time line and operation. Salary Cap and Player Points System—an assessment of the current operation and suggested improvements and adjustments moving forward. Feedback is being sort on current operations, and the suggested improvements to make.
Community Football Newsletter 2009 AHA/SA State Country Champions—Southern Districts The 2009 AHA/SA State Country Championships were played in Port Pirie over the first weekend of July. Con‐ gratulations to Southern Districts for winning the competi‐ tion. ABOVE: Dale Ellis SD LEFT: Mitchell Portlock and Brenton Vanstone, Mayor of Port Pirie Regional Council BELOW: Mitchell Portlock and SD Coach Barry Pilmore Awards winners were: Best Player of the Championship — Mitchell Portlock (Southern Districts) 6 votes Umpire of the Championships— David Popplewell (Southern Districts) Best Under 21 Player— Greg Bain (Eastern) Highest Goal Kicker—Dale Ellis (Southern Districts) Go onto the Sportingpulse website to see photos from the 2009 SACFC. There are 4 albums—Winners, Action, Team of the Championship and Various Photos. www.sportingpulse.com.au Australian Football Community Football Newsletter SACFC Match Results—Saturday GAME SIX GAME ONE Eastern 4‐2 (26) 7‐7 (49) Eyre Peninsula 1‐1 (7) 3‐4 (22) Best Players: Eastern – Leigh Kruger, Brad Sherridan, Simon Calla‐
han, Alex Kennedy. Best Players: Eyre Peninsula – M Habner, H Parker, J Dunn, M Keatley. Goal Kickers: Eastern – Alex Kennedy 3, Leigh Kruger, Shaun Walker, Peter Smith, Ben Newberry – 1. Goal Kickers: Eyre Peninsula – M Kelsh, L Fitzgerald, M Keatley – 1. GAME TWO Northern Zone 3‐2 (20) 5‐7 (37) Central 2‐4 (16) 2‐4 (16) 6‐4 (40) 12‐6 (78) Northern 0‐2 (2) 4‐3 (27) Best Players: Southern – Seb Guilhas, Josh Vick, Dale Ellis, S Brad‐
shaw, Mitchell Portlock, B Haskett. Best Players: Northern – Leigh Symons, Tyrone Price, Luke Kapitola, Dan Seibler, Rithcie Hobbs, Joe Quigley. Goal Kickers: Southern – Dale Ellis 4, lee Warren 3, Nicholas Ashby, Jason Farrier, Josh Vick, Jack Williams, Clayton Willson – 1. Goal Kickers: Northern – Ryan Morris 2, Luke Kapitola, Leigh Sy‐
mons – 1. SACFC Match Results—Sunday Best Players: Northern Zone – Ritchie Hobbs, Tom Clarke, Chris Stacey, Matt Hobbs, Elijah Ware, Dan Seiber Best Players: Central – Kim Hart, Nick Humphrys, Ryan Darling, Aiden Zwar, Ben Gunning, Chris Langford. Goal Kickers: Northern Zone – Nick Callery, Ryan Morris, Joe Quig‐
ley, Dan Seiber, Chris Stacey – 1. Goal Kickers: Central – Scott Atchinson, Johann Wagner – 1. GAME THREE Murray SE Southern Dist 5th v 6th Play‐off Eyre Peninsula 2‐4 (16) 4‐6 (30) 6‐10 (46) 10‐10 (70) Central 6‐2 (38) 1‐0 (6) 5‐1 (31) 5‐1 (31) Best Players: Eastern – Matt Keatley, Haydn Parker, Joe Craig‐
Sapford, Wayne Piggot, John Dunn, Dillon Beinke. Best Players: Central – Ben Gunning, Tom Riggs, Dion Woolforde, Kim Hart, Aiden Zwar, Sam Noack. Goal Kickers: Eastern – Murray Kelsh 3, Cody Colbung, Tony Evans, 7‐1 (43) 13‐4 (82) Eyre Peninsula 2‐1 (13) 3‐3 (21) Brad Hazelgrove, Brayden Holmes, Matt Keatley, Matt Leinert, Jesse Stringer – 1. Best Players: Murray SE – Reece Francis, Matt Gill, Gerard McGrath, Goal Kickers: Central – Ben Gunning 3, Todd McPharlin, Tyson Jason Sutherland, Ryan Eyre, Tyson Wait. Willmott, Aiden Zwar – 1. Best Players: Eyre Peninsula – Jake Stoll, Scott Feltus, Michael Curtis, John Dunn, Haydn Parker, Matt Keatley. rd
Goal Kickers: Murray SE – Jason Sutherland, Gerard McGrath – 3, Will Bradley, James Dixon, Luke Duncan, Reece Francis, Dylan Gam‐
3 v 4th Play‐off Murray SE 1‐8 (14) 4‐12 (36) 10‐16 (76) Northern Zone 0‐5 (5) 1‐7 (13) 1‐9 (15) ble, Matt Gill, Joe Noonan – 1. Goal Kickers: Eyre Peninsula – Joe Craig‐Sapford, Leigh Fitzgerald, 15‐17 (97) 2‐10 (22)
Best Players: Murray South East – Liam O’Neill, Reece Francis, Kingsley Rilney – 1. James Dixon, Luke Duncan, Steve Duldig, Will Bradley. GAME FOUR Best Players: Northern Zone – Dan Seiber, Kane Grund, Austin Southern Dist 8‐6 (54) 12‐11 (83) Central 0‐1 (1) 2‐2 (14) Monfries, Joe Quigley, Leigh Symons, Ritchie Hobbs. Goal Kickers: Murray South East – Anthony Kilsby 4, James Dixon 3, Best Players: Southern – Shane Bradshaw, Mitchell Portlock, Josh Tyson Ploenges 2, Dylan Coxon, Dylan Gamble, Matt Gill, Gerard Vick, Daniel Pegler, Seb Guilhas, Bradley Haskett. McGrath, Nathan Smith, Jason Sutherland – 1. Best Players: Central – Nick Humphrys, George Rowntree, Ben Gun‐
Goal Kickers: Northern Zone – Matt Gale, Joe Quigley – 1. ning, Tom Riggs, Ryan Darling, Tyson Willmott. Goal Kickers: Southern –Daniel Pegler 4, Lee Warren, Jack Williams – 2, Josh Vick, Dale Ellis, Mitchell Portlock, Ty Habner – 1. GRAND FINAL 1st v 2nd Goal Kickers: Northern – Ben Gunning, Ryan Darling – 1. Southern 4‐1 (25) 6‐3 (39) 8‐6 (54) 13‐9 (98) GAME FIVE Eastern 4‐1 (25) 9‐2 (56) 12‐2 (74) 12‐4 (76) Eastern 3‐2 (20) South East 6‐6 (42) 2‐4 (16) 6‐5 (41) Best Players: Eastern – Greg Bain, Shaun Walker, Ryan Foulis, Mi‐
chael Arnold. Best Players: South East – Tyson Wait, Reece Francis, Matt Gill, Dylan Coxon, Will Bradley, James Pedlar. Goal Kickers: Eastern – Ryan Foulis 2, Greg Bain, Shaun Walker, Peter Smith, Michael Arnold – 1. Goal Kickers: South East – Jason Sutherland 2, Will Bradley, Luke Duncan, Anthony Kilsby, Joe Noonan – 1. Community Football Newsletter Best Players: Sothern District – Mitchell Portlock, Adam Riley, Shaun Maxfield, Matthew Hearn, Josh Vick, Shane Bradshaw. Best Players: Eastern – Leigh Kruger, Greg Bain, Shaun Walker, Peter Safralidis. Goal Kickers: Sothern District – Dale Ellis 5, Shaun Maxfield, Mitchell Portlock, Josh Vick – 2, Nicholas Ashby, Matthew Hearn, Matthew Thomas, Clayton Willson – 1. Goal Kickers: Eastern – Michael Arnold, Alex Kennedy, Leigh Kruger, Peter Smith – 2, Greg Bain, Ryan Foulis, Ryan Proud, Todd Wylie – 1. YOU’VE GOT MAIL... The generic addresses have been successfully set up by all leagues in South Australia. Broken Hill, who geographically sit in NSW and liaise directly with AFL NSW, is joining in the very near future, to bring all leagues who participate in the South Australian Country Championships onboard. Club take‐up is slower, with currently just under 50 per cent of clubs having established their address. Congratulations to the North Eastern League and Great Flinders who have both achieved a 100% setup. Well done Going into 2010 these will be essential for all clubs, because with the anticipated roll out of Footyweb across all leagues, clearances will be delivered by email only. These addresses will be circulated to all states and will become the one common communication medium across all Leagues and Clubs. [email protected] For example; Club— [email protected] League— Get on board now to be ready for season 2010. Please note ‐ as from Monday, August 3, all electronic communications to Leagues and Directors will be via the generic email address only. RIVERLAND 100 YEARS CELEBRATIONS The NAB Cup Game Crows v Hawthorn—March 7, saw a huge crowd in attendance with the Crows winning convincingly. The Riverland Football League launched its Centenary celebrations, with an outstanding display of memorabilia on show. Saturday May 16 saw the Riverland Football League celebrate its Centenary. It was a huge success. The Renmark oval and surrounds were picture perfect, with a crowd of 1,800 in attendance. South of The River were too strong in the early clash in the Under 18s against North of The River. A fantastic game played in great spirit saw the RFL Seconds defeat the Independents by nine points. The A Grade game North of The River v South of The River was a classic game. South of The River were out by five goals at the last break but a fast finishing North of The River with a goal after the siren resulted in a draw. A fitting result to a wonderful match. Centenary Dinner – Renmark Greek Hall was the perfect venue for the Centenary Dinner with 360 guests in attendance. M.C. for the night was the popular Bruce Mellett. The room was abuzz with remi‐
niscing and wonderful memories. The 5RM 38 Riverland Independent Champions for 38 years was announced by Nick Dillon and presented by Cheryl Lardner. Random interviews by the consummate professional Rex Fielke was another popular segment. 5RM 100 Champions for 100 years announced by Rex Fielke and presented by Cheryl Lardner had guests contemplating who would make the Team of the Century. Guest speaker, Kevin Sheedy was an inspirational speaker, captivating the large audience and later in the evening a most successful auction which he completed in record time. 5RM Team of the Century Legends highlighted the immense talent of Riverland players who went on to the SANFL, VFL and AFL. WIN TV highlights of thirty years of RFL football and the 5RM powerpoint presentation by Jade and Mick were also very popular. Community Football Newsletter Tim Jackson’s On the Couch segment with our Riverland Legends who went on to star at the high‐
est level, Neil Kerley, Russell Ebert and Mark Ricciuto (ranked in order of age)! was very popular. There was a hushed silence as three of the best shared their highlights. The 5RM Team of the Century of Local Champions announced by Rex Fielke and pre‐
sented by Cheryl Lardner drew spontaneous acclamation. These outstanding champions well and truly de‐
served the honour. A wonderful night that will long be remembered. Congratulations to the Centenary committee who knew what had to be done and worked tirelessly to ensure that it all came together as planned. •
The Waikerie Football Club celebrated their Centenary on 12th July 2008, •
The Renmark Football Club celebrated their Centenary on 13th June 2009, •
The Ramco Football Club who celebrated their Centenary on 27th June 2009. •
The Lyrup Football Club will be celebrating their Centenary 8th August 2009. •
The Berri Football Club will be celebrating their Centenary in 2010 Community Football Newsletter INTERLEAGUE RESULTS………...2009 MINERS CUP May 2 Woomera 14‐8 (92) d Broken Hill 8‐10 (58) Best – Woomera: A Heuskes, D Smith, A Price, L Devlin, J Coulthard, A Monfries. Broken Hill: J Heath, C Howard, H Cumming, P Christie, J Ruddock. Goals – Woomera: A Hueskes 9, J Coulthard 3, R Prosser 2. Broken Hill: J George 3, J Ruddock 2 L Cox 2, P White 1 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… May 16 Eastern Eyre 17.18 (120) def Far West 9.7 (61) Best ‐ Eastern Eyre: Matt Lienert, Matt Franklin, Dylan Beinke, Nick Hornhardt, Greg Parkes. Far West: Myles Warmington, Rohan Scott, Kingsley Benbolt, Cody Colbung, Locky Brown. Goals ‐ Eastern Eyre: N Hornhardt 5, M Lienert 4, D Jenner 2, L Bell 2, S Redden, C Kenchington, J Burton, D Lee. Far West: C Colbung 3, K Bilney, S Benbolt, S Hammatt, J Kenchington, T Woods, M Warmington May 16 Great Flinders 12.13 (85) d Mid West 10.11 (71). Best ‐ Great Flinders: J Chard, I Halman, P Jefferson, B Hazelgrove, M Baillie, J Norton. Mid West: S Feltus, T Montgomerie, D Montgomerie, D Montgomerie, J Parker, H Parker. Goals ‐ Great Flinders: M Baillie 6, C Fitzgerald 2, L Northcott, S Fitzgerald. M Mellor, P Jefferson. Mid West: W O'Brien. C Montgomerie, B Holmes, A Whitford 2, C Winter, D Montgomerie. May 16 Port Lincoln 12.13 (85) d Whyalla 8.11 (59). Best ‐ Pt Lincoln: H Miller, C Millard, H McKinley. Whyalla: G Fiebig, L Seymour, C Beaty. Goals ‐ Pt Lincoln: K Millar 5, S Singh, T Owen. R Mongomery, M Parker, S Oatway, R Campbell. J Sampson. Whyalla: G Appleton, R Baker 2, G Fiebig, L Seymour, B Henderson, A Malcolm. May 23 Wimmera FL 20.12 (132) d Western Border FL 9.13 (67) GOALS ‐ Wimmera FL: Gavin Kelm 10, Jack Duke 2, Kyle George 1, Timothy Wade 1, Jarryd Graham 1, PATRICK KNOTT 1, Jordyn Burke 1, LUKE CHAMBERLAIN 1, Matthew Hoe 1, Todd George 1. Western Border FL: Grant Coxon 3, Brett O'Neil 2, Brendan Huf 2, Dylan Dempsey 1, James Weir 1 BEST ‐ Wimmera FL: Jack Duke, Gavin Kelm, Daniel Parkin, Timothy Wade Western Border FL: Grant Coxon, Clinton Cowell, Darren Kelly, Cameron Haggett LANDMARK CUP
June 6 LANDMARK CUP GAME 1 Northern Areas Football Association 7‐4 (46) d Adelaide Plains Football League 5‐4 (34) Best – NAFA: Jason Cousins, Greg Farr, Luke Kapitola, Brett Ballantyne. APFL: Hayden Walker, Liam Whitwell, Daniel Thomas, Joel Montgomerie. Goals ‐ NAFA: Scott Brand‐2, Scott Mazzone, Greg Farr, Mark Horner, Chris Stacey, Lee O’Donohue‐1. APFL: Daniel Thomas‐2, Todd McPharlin, Anthony Johnston, Brad Griffiths‐1 June 6 LANDMARK CUP GAME 2 Yorke Peninsula Football League 5‐0 (30) d North Eastern Football League 4‐2 (26) Best – YPFL: Todd Twelftree, Ben Gunning, Ben Millar, John Coombe NEFL: Andrew Waters, Aaron Spicer, Josh Hollitt, Nick Humphreys. Goals – YPFL: Ben Gunning‐3, Sam Trengrove, Ben Millar‐1. NEFL: Andrew Waters‐2, Josh Hollit, Stephen Tohl, Scott Lewis‐1 June 6 ANDMARK CUP A Grade Minor Final Adelaide Plain Football League 12‐4 (76) d North Eastern Football League 4‐0 (24) Best – APFL: Sam McArdle, Hayden Walker, Ben Catford, Daniel Thomas. NEFL: Scott Lewis, Tom Riggs, Kim Hart, Josh Hollitt. Goals – APFL: Sam McArdle‐6, Andrew Hardiman‐3, Daniel Thomas‐2, Mark Cocchiard‐1. NEFL: Stephen Tohl‐3, Josh Hollitt‐1 June 6 LANDMARK CUP A Grade Grand Final Northern Areas Football Association 7‐2 (44) d Yorke Peninsula Football League 2‐5 (17) Best Players – NAFA: Adam Noonan, Greg Farr, Luke Kapitola, Chris Stacey. YPFL: Jon Coombe, Ben Millar, Ben Gunning, Stuart Daniel. Goals – NAFA: Scott Brand‐3, Mark Horner‐2, Lee O’Donohue, Daniel Baker‐1. YPFL: Ben Millar‐2. Community Football Newsletter ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… June 6 HILLS 16‐17 (113) d BAROSSA LIGHT & GAWLER 10‐11 (71) Best – HILLS: J Jaques, M Kreig, R McGahey, P Magary, D Ebert. BL&G: G Bain, R Christie, R Foulis, C Thomas, D Sharp, S Walton, L Wells. Goals – HILLS: B Gordon 3, B Pearce 3, N Twomey 3, M Cooper 2, M Bartemucci 2, T Kaesler 1, R McHahey 1, P Magarey 1. BL&G: C Thomas 3, R Foulis 3, L Howard 1, G Bain 1, H Commane 1, D Hillebrand 1. June 6 MSEFL 35‐12 (222) d SWDFNL 6‐7 (43) Best ‐ MSEFL: Brian Casey, Brad Cordy, Dylan Gamble, Will McDonald, Brad Agnew, Matt Faulkner. SWDFNL: Richard Steele, Paul Young, Sam Anson, Zac McDonald, Dan Andrew, Lance Lucas. Goals – MSEFL: Phil Smith 9, Tyson Ploenges 8, Dylan Gamble 7, Nathaniel Robbins 3, Wes Milne 2, Chris Puiatti, Matt Faulkner 1, Brad Cordy 1, Brad Agnew 1, Josh Rowe 1, Will McDonald 1. SWDFNL: Peter Roberts 3, Zac McDonald 2, Steve O’Brien 1. June 6 GREAT SOUTHERN FL 18‐14 (122) d RIVER MURRAY FL 15‐9 (99) Best – GSFL: M Portlock, S Maxfield, B Haskett, M Burdett, S Jones. RMFL: J Pedlar, S Braun, B Quast, D Girdham, R Eyre, S Menechet. Goals – GSFL: D Pegler 4, L Warren 3, D Cuthbert 3, M Burdett 2, S Milburn 1, S Maxted 1, A Hargraves 1, M Portlock 1, S Basham 1, S Jones 1. RMFL: T Rigney 6, B Quinn 3, J Benbow 3, A Jackson 1, D Girdham 1. ………. June 6 RIVERLAND FL 26‐13 (169) d MALLEE FL 10‐7 (67) Best – RIVERLAND: D Millard, S Callaghan, R Liddle, P Safralidis, N Farr. MALLEE: J Neary, B Sheridan, C Zerk, B Greiger, C Gregory. Goals – RIVERLAND: M Camplin 5, B Venning 5, M Middleton 3, R Proud 3, P Safralidis 3, R Mithcell 2, D Stevens 2, P Stel‐
zer 1, L Horner 1, S Schubert 1. MALLEE: D Caldwell 2, T McKenna 2, B Greiger 1, B Schroeder 1, D Crane 1, C Webb 1, J Jackson 1, B Sheridan 1. June 7 Hills 17‐12 (114) d Kangaroo Island 5‐4 (34) Best – Hills: J Stringer, R Smitheran, M Ashby, A Clarke, C Guy. Kangaroo Island: C Willson, B Davis, B May, C Turner, D May. Goals – Hills: M Ashby 5, Q Graham 3, J Edwards 2, M Daniele 2, G Patman 2, J Durdin 1, K McLean 1, R Smitheran 1. Kangaroo Island: B Davis 2, Z Edwards S Matthews L Ramsey – 1. MORTLOCK SHIELD June 6 and 8. GAME 1
Far West 7-4 (46) d Eastern Eyre 3-4 (22)
Best— Far West: J Murphy, M Warmington, J Dunn, B Grocke, W Miller, K Dufek. Eastern Eyre: M Leinert, T Evans, D Beinke, A Leinert, L Fitzgerald, J Perkins. Goals— Far West: K Bilney – 2, D Denton S Hammatt L Brown J Dunn A Shippard —1. Eastern Eyre: J Burton R Simms G Parkes —1. GAME 2 Great Flinders 6‐8 (44) d Whyalla 4‐4 (28) Best— Great Flinders: R Skinner, P Jefferson, J Cudderford, B Coad, M Curtis, M Mellor. Whyalla: G Hoffman, C Beaty, B English, L Hastings, B Symons, L Seymore. Goals—Great Flinders: P Jefferson – 2, S Fitzgerald M Baillie S Ness S Meyers —1. Whyalla: B English – 2, B Symons D Colson —1. GAME 3 Port Lincoln 13‐6 (84) d Far West 2‐1 (13) Best— Port Lincoln: C Semmler, J Stoll, H Miller, M Goodwin, S Blacker, J Cragg‐Sapsford. Far West: K Warmington, J Murphy, L Brown, C Colbung, B Grocke, K Dufek. Goals— Port Lincoln: C Semmler R Campbell – 3, T Owen – 2, M Keatley H Miller R Montgomery J Christian —1. Far West: R Scott D Denton – 1. GAME 4 Mid West 8‐13 (61) d Whyalla 4‐3 (27) Best—Mid West: S Feltus, D Foster, R DuBois, H Parker, A Whitford, C Watson. Whyalla: D Colson, R McIntosh, S Norman, L Seymore, L Hastings, B English. Goals—Mid West: A Whitford ‐3, S Webb R DuBois S Feltus C Watson —1. Whyalla: B English D Gericke M Kellett L Seymour ‐ 1. Community Football Newsletter GAME 5 Port Lincoln 8‐9 ( 57) d Eastern Eyre 3‐2 (20) Best— Port Lincoln: R Hunt, M Goodwin, J Jackamarra, S Blacker, A Jericho, M Keatley. Eastern Eyre: A Leinert, L Fitzgerald, G Parkes, D Lee, J Burton, D Harris. Goals– Port Lincoln: M Keatley T Owen D Dunn M Goodwin – 2, R Campbell A Castley —1. Eastern Eyre: R Simms —2, N Franklin ‐ 1. GAME 6 Great Flinders 6‐8 (44) d Mid West 2‐6 (18) Best—Great Flinders: J Cudderford, C Fitzgerald, J Telfer, M Mellor, S Meyers, M Curtis. Mid West: M North, R DuBois, D Foster, H Parker, D Montgomerie. Goals—Great Flinders: C Fitzgerald S Meyer – 2, S Read J Chard – 1. Mid West: M North R DuBOis ‐ 1. Monday Jun 8th. FINAL 3RD V 3RD Eastern Eyre 13‐19 (97) d Whyalla 6‐3 (39) Best— Eastern Eyre: Not Supplied Whyalla: Not Supplied Goals— Eastern Eyre: J Perkins N Hornhardt – 5, M Mercer – 3, M Franklin J Kenney T Jenner T Evans —1. Whyalla: R Reid – 3, M Kellett L Seymore G Hoffman – 1. FINAL 2ND V 2ND Mid West 9‐14 (68) d Far West 6‐14 (50) Best—Mid West: M North, H Parker, B Holmes, D Montgomerie, R DuBois, D Foster. Far West: K Dufek, A McKay, J Dunn, J Murphy, J Trowbridge, W Johncock, C Colbung.. Goals—Mid West: D Foster D Brown S Webb —2, A Whitford J Stringer S Feltus—1. Far West: D Denton L Brown K Bilney C Colbung K Dufek S Hammat ‐ 1. FINAL 1ST V 1ST Port Lincoln 15‐10 (100) d Great Flinders 4‐3 (27) Best— Port Lincoln: M Goodwin, S Blacker, H McKinlay, C Reinke, M Keatley, T Owen. Great Flinders: P Jefferson, J Cudderford, M Curtis, B Solly, B Coad, J Telfer. Goals— Port Lincon: A Castley – 4, K Miller ‐ 3, R Campbell H Miller C Semmler – 2, M Goodwin A Papazoglov —1. Great Flinders: S Read —2, M Curtis B Hazelgrove —1. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… June 20 Spencer Gulf FL 22‐8 (140) d Whyalla FL 9‐8 (62) Best – SGFL: T Clark, R Stapleton, R Morris, H Warren, L Bearman. Whyalla: G Fiebig, A Huish, W Dare, K Grund, B English. Goals – SGFL: R Morris 6, H Warren M Gale ‐ 5, J Warren 3, R Stapleton 2, D Sieber 1. . Whyalla: R Baker B Smith – 2, L Seymour M Kellet L Symons – 1. July 4 Riverland Independent 15‐12 (92) d Mid Murray 6‐8 (44) Best – RIFL: K Sampson, N Hole, R Grenfell, D Crowe, K Scroop, K Karpany. MMFA: M Griffiths, J Mosey, D Payne, A Klose, M Coleman, C Pfeiffer. Goals – RIFL: K Sampson 7, K Karpeny J Marr ‐ 3, N Hole R Taylor ‐ 1 . MMFA: J Mosey 3, D Payne J Rosenzweig G Beaumont – 1. South Australian Amateur Matches June 6 SAAFL U23 9‐13 (67) d SOUTHERN FL 10‐4 (64) Best – SAAFL U23: S McDonnell, N Grocke, R Kelly, S Hannaford,H Mason, N Jolly. SOUTHERN: S Guilhaus, J Farrier, J Vick, A Ridley, M Heard, C Smith. Goals – SAAFL U23: M Eleftheriou 2, B Hudson 2, B Copping 1, N Jolly 1, H Mason 1, S McDonnell 1. SOUTHERN: C Thomas 3, R Foulis 3, L Howard 1, G Bain 1, H Commane 1, D Hillebrand 1. July 11 SAAFL U23 17‐17 (119) d TASMANIA 12‐8 (80) SAAFL U23 17‐17 (119) d TASMANIA 12‐8 (80) Best – SAAFL U23: J Hay, S Pollock, M Brunoli, C Papageorgiou, S Clay, M Rotolo. TASMANIA: T Gossage, T Pedley, R King, D Roozendale, M Alford, C Savage. Goals – SAAFL U23: N Jolly B Moon M Wilson – 3, M Rotolo – 2, M Brunoli S Clay T Hurley M Eleftheriou M Rowe N Grocke – 1. TASMANIA: M Allford R Baldock – 3, N Ross – 2, J Gale J Hall N Mills C Savage – 1. Best wishes to all clubs who are participating in finals during season 2009. May your efforts be rewarded and may the best teams win. Community Football Newsletter AFL School Ambassador—Club Links. SANFL CLUB FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT CONTACTS All schools in South Australia are encouraged to have an AFL Football School Ambassador. He or she is the key contact point CENTRAL DISTRICT for Australian Rules Football news, information, promotions Scott Stevens and events at their school. Trent Goodrem We wish AFL School Ambassadors to have a strong relationship Todd Thorne with local football clubs, so that student links with local clubs is encouraged and supported. Ring Ben Hopkins on 8424 2261 to check if your local school has a School Ambassador in place, or to seek out further informa‐
GLENELG Brenton Hole Justin McConnell Ian Perryman tion. NAB CUP SUPER GOALS NORTH ADELAIDE Five Junior Clubs must be very happy this year. Neil Sanders Cain Ackland Craig Oliphant Above—Brendan Lade Loxton North (Byron Schammer) NORWOOD Fitzroy (Danyle Pearce) David Oatey Wisanger (Brendan Lade) Michael Arbon Flagstaff Hill (Danny Meyer) Pooraka (Alan Didak) Chris Brown PORT ADELAIDE Tony Bamford Andrew Taheny Brad Murray These clubs have all received $1000 worth of footballs because Byron, SOUTH ADELAIDE Alex Burrowes Warren Ploenges Danyle, Brendan, Danny and Alan all kicked Super Goals during the NAB Cup games in 2009. Colin Casey Chris Brown STURT Right—Byron Schammer Below—President of Flagstaff Hill Brett Charleswoth with Danny Meyer. Danijel Herbut WEST ADELAIDE Simon Hughes David Reynolds Todd Thorne WOODVILLE– WEST TORRENS Shane Grimm Brad Geddes Craig Oliphant Todd Thorne Community Football Newsletter COMMUNITY FOOTBALL The Game Development staff who oper‐
ate across South Australia: REGIONAL DIRECTORS CENTRAL Graeme Wandel—0408 608 674 EASTERN Tim Jackson—0418 848 739 NORTHERN Bill Brown—0407 720 853 ONKAPARINGA Chris Leahy—0412 513 108 SOUTH EAST Scott Duncan—0408 631 166 SOUTHERN Kevin Curran—0413 302 031 WESTERN Darryl Montgomerie—0409 025 442 SA COMMUNITY FOOTBALL SOUTH ADELAIDE CHAIRPERSON David Shipway—0418 833 601 SECRETARY Glen Rosser— W 8424 2212 0417 775 154 BOARD MEMBERS Gino Capogreco—0414 871 032 Jeff Burchell—0408 677 181 Kym Russell—0402 201 510 Tim Jackson—0418 848 739 Peter Lindner—0417 814 551 Rob Kerin—0439 933 103 Office Administrator Gaynor Sumsion Phone: 8424 2204 Fax: 8424 2270 Email: [email protected] Newsletter Editor David Bradley SANFL Regional Football Manager PO Box 1, West Lakes, SA 5021 Phone: 8424 2264 Fax: 8424 2270 Mobile: 0417 811 928 Email: [email protected] Community Football Newsletter COUNTRY EYRE PENINSULA AND ROXBY DOWNS Andrew Taheny—0428 855 186 NORTHERN AREAS, MID NORTH AND YORKE PENINSULA Craig Oliphant—0428 851 978 ADELAIDE PLAINS, BAROSSA, MID MURRAY AND RIVERLAND Todd Thorne—0419 830 204 MALLEE AND SOUTH EAST Ian Perryman—0419 036 745 METROPOLITAN/COUNTRY NORWOOD Michael Arbon—0428 873 008 Warren Ploenges—0408 834 884 STURT Chris Brown—0437 525 005 METROPOLITAN CENTRAL Trent Goodrem 0402 102 640 GLENELG Justin McConnell 0438 681 768 NORTH Cain Ackland 0404 006 164 PORT Brad Murray 0400 044 594 STURT Danijel Herbut 0422 159 435 WEST Dave Reynolds 0422 799 742 WOODVILLE WEST TORRENS Brad Geddes 0433 293 436