ANNUAL REPORT 2

ANNUAL REPORT 3

Woodville West Torrens Football Club Inc.

and Eagles Club Inc.

Season 2018

Oval Avenue, Woodville South, SA 5011 Postal: PO Box 4, Woodville, SA 5011

Phone: 08 8347 2444 Email: eagles@wwtfc.com.au

Website: www.wwtfc.com.au

To be presented to Members at the

Annual General Meeting

To be held at the Woodville West Torrens Football Club

Oval Avenue, Woodville South,

on Monday, 4th February 2019

Eagles Club at 7.30pm

and to be followed by Woodville West Torrens Football Club.

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RETIRED PLAYERS

PAUL STEWART

MARC BORHOLM

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CONTENTS

Office Bearers 6

Club History 7

Life Members 8

Reports

President/Chairman’s Report 10

Licensed Cubs Report Report 12

Membership Report 13

Marketing & Partnerships Report 14

Community Initiatives & Indigenous Engagement Report 15

Women’s Football Report 18

Senior Coach’s Report 28

Captains Report 29

Coach’s Report – Under 18’s 37

Coach’s Report – Under 16’s 41

Football Development Report 43

Affiliated Leagues Report 46

The 2018 Season

Highlights 19

2018 League Results 23

League Statistics 27

Club Champion Awards 31

Reserves Statistics 33

Reserves Best & Fairest Awards 34

Under 18’s Statistics 36

Under 18’s Best & Fairest Awards 39

Under 16’s Statistics 40

Under 16’s Award Winners 42

Coterie Groups 48

Financial Reports 50

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OFFICE BEARERS

President/Chairman: Kurt Slaven Board of Directors: Christine Williams

David Couzner

Ash Bidhendi

Sean Connors

D’Arcy Evans

Jarrod Manuel (part)

Luke Powell-General

Manager, Football (Part)

CEO (Part)

Chris Branson-General

Manager, Commercial

Operations (Part)

Club Historian:

John Storer

Club Photographer: Kyle Smith

Senior Coach:

Michael Godden

Assistant Coaches:

Brian Haraida, Vincenzo Rugolo, Luke Powell, Michael Wundke

Reserves Coach:

Vincenzo Rugolo

Strength & Conditioning Coach:

Lachlan Hinds

Co-Captains: Patrick Giuffreda & Luke

Thompson

No. 1 Ticket Holder:

Malcolm 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

Patron: Mayor of the City of Charles Sturt:

Angela Evans

Solicitor: Precision Legal

Auditor: Bentleys SA Pty Ltd

General Manager, Football: Luke Powell

General Manager, Commercial:

Chris Branson (Part) Talent & Development Manager:

Darren Hams

Marketing & Partnerships Coordinator: Matthew Goldsworthy

Licensed Club Manager: Sam Conlon

Financial Administrator:

Michelle Diamond Membership Coordinator/Receptionist:

Melissa McKenzie

Sales & Events Coordinator: Madison Pett

Seven 22 Manager: Vicki Wright

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CLUB HISTORY

Woodville West Torrens Football Club

Club Formed November 1st, 1990

Record Home Attendance 7,183 in 1994 at Woodville Oval

Record Attendance 42,719 at 1993 Grand Final

Premierships 3 (1993, 2006, 2011)

Grand Final Losses (Runner Up) 5 (1994, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2015,2016)

Wooden Spoons 0

Magarey Medallists 0

Most Magarey Medal Votes in Career 135 (Justin Cicolella)

Most Years as Coach 9 (Ron Fuller 2001-2009, Michael Godden 2010-2018)

Most Years as Captain 6 (Andrew Rogers 1995-2000) 6 (Gavin Colville 2001-2006)

Most Games 266 (Justin Cicolella)

Most State Games 4 (Andrew Rogers 1993-1996) 4 (Paul Lindsay 2002-2003, 2005) 4 (Luke Jarrad 2012-2015)

Most Goals 312 (Mark Passador – career total 366)

Most Goals in Premiership Games in a Season 99 (Scott Morphett 1991)

Highest Individual Score in a Premiership Match 12.2 (Andrew Taylor 1994)

Highest Individual Score in a pre/post season “Cup” game

6.3 (Laurence Schache 1993)

Highest Winning Score 30.14 (1994 vs North Adelaide)

Highest Winning Score against us 31.13 (1995 vs Norwood)

Highest Losing Score 21.13 (1993 vs Port Adelaide)

Lowest Winning Score 8.5 (2004 vs Sturt)

Lowest Winning Score against us 5.11 (1995 vs North Adelaide)

Lowest Score 3.7 (2012 vs Central Districts)

Biggest Winning Margin 156 points (1993 vs North Adelaide)

Biggest Losing Margin 158 points (1995 vs Norwood)

Biggest Match Aggregate 307 points (1993 vs Port Adelaide)

Longest Winning Sequence 14 games (1993-1994)

Longest Undefeated Sequence 14 games (1993-1994)

Longest Losing Sequence 8 games (1997)

Reserves Premierships 5 1992, 1993, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2013, 2014, 2015

Reserves Magarey Medallists 6 1992 Jason Sziller, 1996 Jason King, 2003 David Newett, 2012 Angus Poole, 2015 Matthew Appleton, 2016 Jake Comitogianni

Under 19 Premierships 3 1996, 1998, 2000

Tomkins Medallists 3 1997 Adam O’Hara, 1999 Greg Chapman, 2008 Shane Harris

Under 17 Premierships 4 1993, 1998, 1999, 2000

Under 18 Premierships 3 2012, 2013, 2018

McCallum Tomkins Medallists 2 2013 Paul Ventura, 2018 Kai Pudney

EAGLES CLUB LIFE MEMBERS

T.F. Caldow C.P. Winstanley G. Hallett W. Drucks Mrs L. Leibelt B. Harrison W.H. Smith Mrs J. Mead D.B. Stephens S.J.B. Smith W.H. Tonkin C.S. Sweet R. White

Italics = Deceased

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LIFE MEMBERS

1906 J.J. Collins, S.J. Tait, E.C. Filsell, J.Carr, M.Matthews, P.J. McMahon 1910 T.H. Brooker 1912 B. Filsell 1914 J. Andrews 1919 H.D.Smith, A. Taylor 1920 T. Hallett, G.J. Plenty 1921 R. Aldersey, B. Johnson 1924 G.H. Marsh, G. Richmond 1926 J. Barry, A. Walker 1927 E.A. Daviess, G.P. Halberts 1928 J. Harley 1929 H.W. Tomkins, S. Patten 1930 E. Quick, J. Karney 1931 A.J. Graham, P. Broderick 1932 G.H. Battye, R. Osborn 1933 D. Conroy, P.A. Read 1937 L.J. Ashby 1939 C.E. Bridgeman, J.H. Phillips 1940 T. Ahern, W.A. Williamson 1941 H.G. Barltrop, J. Lock 1945 L.J. Martin, E.C. Moore 1946 J. Hume, E.J. Richmond 1947 P.S. Johns, M.P. Drury 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 1949 Dr. I.J. Dunstone, W.J. Whiteford, W. Batt, Dr. K.G. Glastonbury, W.L. Gately,

J.L. Thiele 1950 P.F. Green, K.T. Trebilcock, A.E.I. Bowyer, P.E. Norman, H.R. McPharlin, R. Barltrop,

F.K. Keane 1951 S.S. Glastonbury, A. Jones, K.G. Edwards, D.A. Hamilton, F.A. Mewett 1952 R.T. Sulley, K.M. Scott, R.F. Kimber, A.S. Withy, J. Hickman, D. Hendry 1953 D.W. Hone, R.W. Hank, C. MacKenzie, D.F. Prior, A.C. Roberts, S.G.B. Wilson 1954 G. Wiles, T. Garland, A.V. Dix 1955 K.R. Jackson, H.J. Brogan, E.J. Coverlid, G.F. Frogley, W.H. Wright 1956 R. Lester, H.R. Sharp, W.J. Curtis, G.H. Hallett, R. Hank, C.L. Pyatt, W.S. Hank,

W.H. Tonkin 1957 B.L. McPharlin, R. Edwards, Mrs. M. Jones, M. Yon. L.H. Bartle,P.J. Kinlough 1958 R.R. White, K.L. Barnes, C. Turville, H.O.H. Thompson, A.E. Wallace 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 1960 A.L. Fisher, Dr. F.I. Flaherty 1961 O.J. O’Grady, J.F. Allan, J. Bunney, I.S. Cock, M.T. Clingly, G.V. Kersley, J.E. Slaven 1962 L.H. Head, M.B.E 1964 W.N. Busbridge, A. Coleman, B. Livesey 1965 P.G. Barltrop, W. Cook, J. Kinlough, R.H. Morrell 1966 D. J.A. Flaherty, C.H. Thornton, C.W. Pratt, H.H. Trestail 1967 C.S.H. Sweet, J. Larkin, R. Turner 1969 J.F. Bills, K.G. George, R.G. Gibson, C.G. Scoop, L.A. Morrell, H.R. McPharlin 1970 R.W. Gibson, D.B. Tucker, B.J. Rawson, G.A. Pill, R.F.R. Kimber 1971 J.L. Graham, R.S.C. Warren, K.R. Jackson, H.W. March, W.H. Wright 1972 M.V. Barltrop, P. Burns, P.L. Childs, D.G. Christie, R.F. Simunsen 1973 T. Wait, J. Cowling, W. Marks, F.E. Hansch, J. Edwards 1974 N.L. Grimm, R.D. Hughes, P.C. Wiles, R.G. Buckley, R.J. Raymond, G.R. James 1975 D. Cockshell, C.V. Gibbons, Mrs. D. Pratt, G. Davis, R. Dix, R.A. Allen, J. O’Connor 1976 S. Butler, D. Webb, Mrs. M. Wait, J. Cummins, P.A. Boyce 1977 L. McMahon, B.A. Wilson, W.P. Ruth, Mrs. B.L. McPharlin 1978 B. Harrison, Mrs. R. Berresford, R.S. Sewer, G. Gibbons 1979 W. Jackson, A. Floreani, W.H. Smith, L.F. Rankin, L.D. Heaven 1980 P. Leahy, H. Dabrowski, G. White, S. Pavlich, B.J. Tyrell, P. Phillipou, Mrs. S.C. Boyce 1981 Mrs. M. Hughes, A. McDonough, P. Cousins, P. Scanlan, R.C. Kinsman

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LIFE MEMBERS (cont.)

1982 D. Wing, E. Cowling, K. McSporran 1983 Dr. P. Barnes, M.S. Parker 1984 G. Lennard, D. Rundell 1985 W.M. Richardson, D. Inglis, A. Green, L.J. Gilligan, O.A.M., W. Smith, J.R. Nairn 1986 Mrs. L. Liebelt, W.B. Sanders, D.L. Trembath 1987 D. Alderman, M.J. Blight, A.M. 1988 J. Hughes, B. Thomas, B. Lindsay, I. Hanna, C.P. Winstanley, K.F. Golding 1989 G. Kingston, D. White, J. Adcock, L. Harrison, R. Enright, L. Robson, Dr. K.R. Angel,

Mrs. N.J. Roache 1990 T.M. Ryan, A.J. Smith, J. Niemann, D. Barry, D. Davill, T. Caldow 1992 L. McCauley 1993 P.D. Schwarz, Mrs. J.K.F. Mead, J.M. Mead, J.B. James 1994 Mrs. B. Raymond, L. Sampson 1995 B.J. Aldous, A.J. Osborne, A.J. Payze 1996 S.W. Morphett, P. Van Vugt, Dr. P. Byrne, A.M. 1997 G. Haylock, P. Ashwin, L.G. Stevens 1998 A. King 1999 A.P. Rogers 2000 D. Morallee 2001 Mrs. A. Sullivan, R. Fuller, B. Mulvihill, I. Dettmann, R. Lynch, S. Geyer, J. Roberts,

D. Hamilton, C. McVicar 2002 D.J. Niemann, G.W. Sholdis, Mrs. T. Crowhurst, Dr. P. Koutsikas 2003 J. Quick, Mrs. V. Mitchell 2005 R. Sellers, O.A.M., G. Colville, Mrs. N. Stoodley, Mrs. J. Tucker 2006 S. Hall, R. Stennett, R. Pearce, J. Scott 2007 D. Lang, S. Reardon, J. Floreani 2008 S.J. Owens, J. Cicolella, Mrs. V. Applebee 2009 F. Roy Brown 2010 G. Battersby, G. Gepp, B. Winter 2011 C. Davidson, M. Whinnen 2012 K. Matthew, K. Mallett, Mrs. D. M. Downs, C. McKenzie, N. Ryan, Mrs. P. Owens,

P. Enright, M. McKenzie 2013 Dr. J Ilic, L. Powell 2014 J. Downs 2015 Ms. M.J. McKenzie, L. Jarrad, N. Barratt, C. Bryce, Mrs. D. K. Downs, G. Hughes 2016 K. Slaven, J. Storer 2017 Mrs C. Williams, T. Russell

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PRESIDENT/CHAIRMAN’S REPORT

I think the events of the finals series for 2018 will go down as one of the most bizarre endings to a football season in the history of the SANFL. Losing the preliminary final the way we did, giving up a lead of over 40 points and then after the game finding out that North Adelaide had played part of the last quarter with 19 men on the ground, certainly got the emotions of most members going. From my point of view these events have and will only galvanise the playing group to strive for the ultimate prize. When the dust settled we learnt that our senior coach of nearly 10 years, Michael Godden accepted a position with the Adelaide Crows. This in my mind will be a decision that will commence a new era for the Club. I would like to personally congratulate Michael for his time with the Club and his dedication to coaching the players in the manner that he did. Michael you are a Premiership Coach and your professionalism has paved the way to your next venture. To you, Trish, Jake, Mikayla and Emma we wish you all the best. To the Board, thank you for your support and commitment during 2018. Our financial position over the past year has strengthened placing the Club in good stead financially. For this to have occurred we need to thank the efforts of Chris Branson, General Manager, Commercial Operations and Luke Powell, General Manager, Football. As you would be aware, Chris has since moved on and we thank him for what he has done for the Club. To Luke, well done on securing the position of CEO, and we are all looking forward to working with you to keep the Club heading in the right direction. To the staff of the Club, once again thank you for your commitment and the tireless hours that you commit to the Club. Your efforts are noted. Congratulations to James Boyd on winning the 2018 Club Champion award. You had an outstanding year. To Jack Lukosious, congratulations on being drafted to the Gold Coast Suns. Pick two in the draft is an unbelievable effort and you and your family must be very proud. Also to Kai Pudney and Martin Frederick being selected by the Port Adelaide Football Club, drafted as next generation academy players, congratulations. The work commitment and belief has paid off and I am sure the 2018 season has set you both up for long and rewarding careers. While talking about the above three players, I should also congratulate Shane Reardon and his coaching team and all the under 18 players for winning the 2018 Torrens University Cup. This premiership was a credit to all of you. The game itself was an outstanding display of SANFL football with the EAGLES winning by 5 points. Once again, well done to all concerned. Mid-year, it was announced that the Club had been awarded a licence to compete in the State-wide Super Women’s League. With this announcement the Board and management established a Women in Football Committee which is chaired by our Finance Director, Christine Williams and strongly supported by Board member David Couzner. A Women’s Coach has been announced and I would like to congratulate Tess Baxter on winning this position. Tess is already flat out forming a team and getting everything ready for the season that commences in February 2019. While talking about coaches, I would like to congratulate Sam Lonergan for being selected as the Club’s new Senior Coach. Sam has signed a two-year contract and is keen to continue in the success of the previous two senior coaches that the Club has employed over the past 18 years. This stability is a major reason for the success of the Club playing finals in nearly all of the 18 previous years. Welcome Sam and all the best. Once again, I would like to thank the backroom staff and volunteers that help to make the Club operate, I again thank you for your strong and committed support. Without your efforts the Club would struggle to maintain its healthy operating position. The Club continues to maintain a very strong and valued relationship with many of the Partners that support our Brand and continue to want to support us. Once again thank you for your valued support. Growing membership is still an ongoing issue for the Club. It is important to understand that by joining as a member, whatever category you select will assist the Club greatly to achieve what you the member want. Our bar and bistro, Seven 22 at 722 Port Road Beverley, with some great work by Vicki Wright and staff, has grown throughout 2018. With new staff and a very family approach and a great new menu, I ask you to continue to support our venue.

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PRESIDENT/CHAIRMAN’S REPORT (Cont.)

2019 is the year that we need to get behind our new Senior Coach, Sam Lonergan and Women’s Coach, Tess Baxter and consolidate all the good work we have done in the past and make a statement both on and off the field. Off field we need to continue to drive revenue and continue to set high standards. On field there will be changes with a number of the younger players given a chance to prove themselves again. To you all, I thank you for your continued support. I wish you and your families all the best for the new season and look forward to what 2019 brings. Go the EAGLES. KURT SLAVEN PRESIDENT/CHAIRMAN

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LICENSED CLUBS REPORT

Eagles Function Centre The Eagles Function Centre continues to be successful, attracting several private functions throughout the year, as well as continuing our valuable relationship with the Veneto Club. The Veneto Club use our Function Centre for their monthly luncheons as well as other special functions throughout the year. In addition, they continue to host competitive 8Ball on Tuesday and Wednesday nights in our downstairs venue. Business and Home Match luncheons were a great success this year and thanks to the hard work undertaken by all, the numbers at our home match luncheons have significantly increased. I would like to thank the volunteers that help on game days, and/or the selling of raffle tickets on Bistro nights. Our Function Centre has once again achieved an Excellent 5-Star Food Safety rating which is a credit to all staff. A special thanks to Kuyan Hedaux our chef, kitchen and front of house staff for their continuous hard work throughout the year. Venue Manager Sam Conlon

Seven 22 As manager, I am pleased to report that Seven 22 remains extremely competitive. We have remained so due to continually exploring promotional opportunities and innovative ways to ensure we have people/customers in our venue. Every venue like ours need ‘people on seats” to remain viable and we have maintained that throughout the year by providing a clean, safe and friendly environment together with courteous, customer focussed staff and high-quality food. Head chef Marc continues to run an ‘on budget’ kitchen that has taken on a multi-cultural flavour with the addition of two new kitchen staff. Antonietta Noviello and Datljit Singh. Needless to say, the Italian and Indian cuisine has proved very popular with our customers. It is important to note our kitchen received a 5-star (highest rating) food safety rating which is a credit to the kitchen staff. Our function room remains booked each week with meetings, our ‘theme days’, ‘buy one (meal) get one free’ Fridays, happy hour every day and $5 pints all day Friday. These are just some of the things we do that make us attractive as a venue. The number of Christmas functions were up on last year and our two biggest days of the year – Mother’s Day and Melbourne Cup day were both highly successful. Seven 22 has sponsored many local sporting clubs and their support in return has proved valuable. We have a strong loyal following and I know people enjoy coming to Seven 22. Once again, we achieved above budget with gaming. I am confident this is in part due to offering a gaming room that is clean and comfortable. A wise investment was the purchase of 40 new gaming stools. The old ones were dated and uncomfortable. Patron comments have been most complimentary of the new stools, the two new gaming machines and five new game changes. We continue to work on the outside appearance of the venue with new plantings and garden design as well as maintenance. Potted plants in the gaming smoking area and outdoor dining area, offer a subtle softening to these areas. It is a great pleasure to work with a team of people who have created a wonderful environment for our patrons. Together as a team we continue to work hard to ensure Seven 22 remains at the forefront and a true local Community Club for all to enjoy. In closing, I wish to thank the Board of Directors and in particular, Christine Williams for her support and communication which has helped Seven 22 achieve another successful year.

Vicki Wright

Manager, Seven 22

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MEMBERSHIP REPORT

Firstly, on behalf of the Board and Staff of the Club, we would like to thank all our members for their continued financial support in 2018. Although we did not take out the ultimate prize, now more than ever the Club relies on your continued support in not only being paid up members, but attending the games each week and getting behind the players to ensure we continue with our on-field success. We have ended the season with 2139 members. Of these, 1867 are financial members of which 65 are new. Although this is slightly down on last year and short of our target of 2000 financial members, this is a fantastic result for the Club. This year we had a record number of junior members with 244 paying members (80 up from last year). The Club continues to focus its efforts on our junior base as this is imperative to our Club to ensure this membership category continues to grow into the future. The Past Players and Officials have also rallied behind the Club continuing their fundraising group called “the Golden Eagles” where members contribute $100 to join. This, together with raffles/money cards at the 3 functions during the year, managed to raise $3,000 towards junior development squads which will provide for uniforms and equipment for these players. Anyone is welcome to join this fundraising group. Our second past players event on 8th July was an overwhelming success. In front of a sell-out crowd of over 250 people, we had Russell Ebert, Tim Ginever and Wayne Weidemann as guest speakers providing the crowd with many humorous stories from yesteryear. This day also coincided with the 30-year reunion of Woodville players from the 1988 Escort Cup winning Grand Final. We would like to thank our country and interstate members as they do not get the opportunity to attend many games but show tremendous loyalty to the Club by continuing to pay their membership each year. The pleasing news is that ticketed memberships will not be increasing for the 4th year in a row. This is great news for our members especially during these challenging times with the AFL etc. There are many membership categories to cater for everyone’s needs, so please ring Melissa McKenzie at the Club to discuss a membership package. The Board would like to thank Melissa McKenzie for her tireless efforts in the Membership Department and endeavouring to maintain and grow memberships for the Club. Again, I would like to thank you for your continued membership as this is an integral part of funding for the Club. Together, we can all work towards achieving our goal of over 2000 members. So, please pass this on to your family and friends (even purchasing a membership as a birthday/Christmas gift have been great ideas in the past) to ensure this great Club stays financially strong and continues its success on the field. Looking forward to seeing you all in 2019.

D’ARCY EVANS DIRECTOR

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MARKETING & PARTNERSHIPS REPORT After another year in the role it has become further evident to me the important role our Commercial partners play in supporting our great Club. We are lucky to have so many long-term loyal partners that continue to support this Club and it is becoming more important than ever that our members support these organisations. You can find a list of our sponsors on the website with links to their websites, be sure to check them out. We are always looking to find new Commercial partners so, if you or anyone you know of, that might like to join our corporate community, please contact the Club and we can discuss the many options we have available including supporting our new women’s team. The continued broadcasting of SANFL on Channel 7 gives us and our Corporate Partners greater exposure on commercial TV and to the local community. In 2018 we were telecast five times including finals, however being a relatively strong performer in previous seasons it was disappointing to have only coverage for just two minor round matches. However, it is exciting to see that we will have four telecast games throughout the first thirteen rounds in the 2019 season with the final five rounds still to be confirmed. The Club again had some great events throughout the season. Eagles Business Luncheons with Malcolm Blight and Greg Ritchie, our Mid-Season Comedy Night with Paul Martell and the Eagles Quiz Night were all well attended and proved to be a great success. Our home match luncheons continue to grow with special guests such as Eagles legends Andrew Payze and Wayne Weidemann, SANFL greats Russell Ebert and Greg Whittlesea, current Eagles players Chris Hall and Jared Petrenko plus we had a special luncheon for our Eagles Teen Wellbeing Round with special guest Joe Williams. We will be sure to have plenty of great events in 2019, so please keep an eye on the Clubs social calendar on the Website or follow the Club on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to keep up to date with what’s happening around the Club. 2019 is set to be the start of a new era at the Club with Luke Powell moving into the role of the CEO, a change of senior coach for the first time in 10 years with the appointment of Sam Lonergan and we are also about to take part in the SANFLW for the first time with our first match on Friday 15th February under the guidance of coach Tess Baxter. There is plenty to look forward to! Once again, a big thankyou to our corporate partners in 2018 for their terrific support throughout the year. To our members and supporters, thank you for your continued support throughout the season, I look forward to seeing you all cheering on the mighty Eagles again in 2019. MATTHEW GOLDSWORTHY MARKETING & PARTNERSHIPS CO-ORDINATOR

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COMMUNITY INITIATIVES & INDIGENOUS ENGAGEMENT

The 2018 season was very busy for the Woodville West Torrens Football club and one that kept the

Club in the front of all other SANFL Clubs for Community Initiatives and Indigenous engagement.

Indigenous Engagement – APY Lands

The WWTFC once again lead the

way in Indigenous engagement for

the SANFL Clubs by representing

both the SANFL and WWTFC in

the APY Lands for the opening

round in Indulkana in March

2018.

Luke Powell, Mick Godden and

David Couzner presented several

coaching clinics and participated

in match duties for the opening

round.

For the third year, the WWTFC hosted the APY Lands Thunder Men’s Representative side for a training

session at Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval and a dinner with the league players. This is an annual

commitment the Club makes to the APY Lands communities leading up to the annual Don McSweeney

Aboriginal Lands Cup which is played at Adelaide oval in July.

The Club also made available a Reserves playing spot to the best APY Lands player, who again this year

was Ainsley Walker. Ainsley was provided with the opportunity to play for the WWTFC against North

Adelaide at Prospect Oval in July. Ainsely went on to kick two goals and received third best player for his

efforts.

In keeping with

our strong

alignment with the

APY Lands, this

year the WWTFC

utilised the APY

Thunder guernsey

in the WWTFC

colours.

The guernsey

represents all 7

APY Lands

communities.

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Torrensville Child and Family Centre Makeover Day

The WWTFC league and reserve players donated a weekend in March to give back to the Community

by improving facilities for the children at the Torrensville Child and Family Centre. A feature of the

day was the installation of a Cubby Fort. The players also installed vegetable planter boxes and

screening, painted the building’s exterior and fences, replaced doors, installed shelving, and repaired

retaining walls.

Walk for a Veteran with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

The WWTFC players participated in the 4th

annual Walk for a Veteran which took place at

Henley on 27th July. The walk honours

veterans, emergency services personnel and

their families who have been affected by

mental illness due to their service, or family

member’s service of our country and their

Community.

The walk raises much needed funds and

awareness for organisations that support

veterans and emergency services mental well-

being programs.

COMMUNITY INITIATIVES & INDIGENOUS ENGAGEMENT (Cont.)

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Mental Health Awareness Initiative

In June the Woodville West Torrens Football Club joined forces with UnitingCare Wesley Bowden

and the SA Mental Health Commission to promote Community education about teenage mental

health and wellbeing.

The Club identified that Mental illness in young people has many detrimental side effects such as

impaired academic achievement, unemployment, poor social functioning, substance abuse and

suicide. As the Club plays a major role in developing young men and women, the football department

believed it important to raise awareness and commence the discussion with the community on how

we can assist with managing this significant problem.

As a result, the WWTFC dedicated its televised Round

10 home game on 9th June against the Adelaide Crows

Reserves to raising awareness. A dedicated luncheon

and promotion were established to focus on the theme,

“It’s Ok, Not to feel OK! Lets Talk”. The luncheon

consisted of prominent guest speakers and a panel of

teen mental health specialists, who provided advice on

how we can all help promote good psychological

wellbeing in teens, but also how to notice the warning

signs that there may be a problem and how to access

assistance.

COMMUNITY INITIATIVES & INDIGENOUS ENGAGEMENT (Cont.)

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WOMENS FOOTBALL

The 2019 season will see the first Woodville West Torrens Football Club Women’s League (WWTFCWL) join the South Australian National Football Women’s League (SANFWL). Over the summer break the Club has appointed Tess Baxter as the coach. Over 50 women trialled to join the team and their first hit out was the 2018 Adelaide Around the Campfire Cup at Alberton Oval on 13th October 2018. Even though the team had only had a few training sessions together they came out victors on the day winning the Cup. The inaugural co-captains are Adele Gibson and Natasha Farrier, and the Vice-captain is Stephanie Walker. The Women’s fixture is as follows:

• Friday 15th February Eagles vs Glenelg at Flinders Uni Oval - 5.20 pm

• Friday 22nd February Eagles vs West Adelaide at City Mazda Stadium – 7.00 pm

• Friday 1st March Eagles vs Centrals at Coopers Stadium – 6.15 pm

• Friday 15th March Eagles vs Norwood at X Convenience Oval – 6.15 pm

• Saturday 23rd March Eagles vs South Adelaide at Flinders Uni Oval – 3.45 pm

• Sunday 31st March Eagles vs North Adelaide at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval – 3.45 pm

• Saturday 6th April Eagles vs Sturt at Peter Motley Oval – 9.45 am

• Saturday13th April Eagles vs Adelaide Crows at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval - 3.45 pm

• Friday 19th April Eagles vs West Adelaide at City Mazda Stadium – 4.45 pm

• Saturday 4th May Eagles vs Glenelg at ACH Group Stadium – 4.45 pm

• Finals TBA

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HIGHLIGHTS

CLUB PLAYERS 30 Players represented the Eagles in League Games throughout the season.

FIRST LEAGUE GAME James Rowe

MILESTONES 150 games – Patrick Giuffreda 150 games – Luke Thompson 150 games – Chris Hall 100 games – Angus Poole 50 games – Sam Rowland 50 games – Jarred Redden CONGRATULATIONS to Jack Hayes, Luke Thompson (Vice Captain), Jake Johansen for being selected in the SANFL State side for 2018. Also, congratulations to Jack Hayes, James Boyd, and Luke Thompson (Vice Captain) for being selected in the 2018 Advertiser SANFL Team of the Year.

FAST FOOTY

The inaugural Australian Unity Fast Footy Competition was held at Norwood Oval over 2 days (Friday Feb 9th and Saturday Feb 10th). Eagles made it to the grand final but were beaten by South Adelaide 7.6 (43) – Eagles 5.8 (38).

State U18s Academy Representatives were Kai Pudney, Martin Frederick, Jack Lukosius, Kysaiah Pickett and Jackson Mead.

State U16s Club Team Representative was Lachlan Jones.

CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Mitch Grigg (Norwood) for winning the 2018 Magarey Medal. Congratulations to North Adelaide Football Club on winning the 2018 SANFL Premiership.

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MAGAREY MEDAL VOTING

PLAYERS NAME VOTES TOTAL James Boyd 1,1,3,1,3,3,2,2,3,3 22 Scott Lewis 3,3,3,1,3 13 Jake Hayes 2,2,2 6 Louis Sharrad 3,1,1 5 Jake Johansen 3,1 4 Angus Poole 3,1 4 Chris Hall 3 3 Nick Hayes 1,2 3 James Rowe 3 3 Jack Firns 2 2 Jack Lukosius 2 2 Jarred Redden 2 2 Ethan Haylock 1 1 Jared Petrenko 1 1 TOTAL 71 FINAL PLACINGS NAME VOTES

Magarey Medallist Mitch Grigg 26 Norwood Football Club 2nd Place Travis Schiller 24 Central District Football Club 3rd Place Nick Liddle 22 South Adelaide Football Club

LEAGUE PREMIERSHIP TABLE AT END OF MINOR ROUND

CLUB WON LOST DRAW FOR AGAINST

POINTS %

Norwood 14 4 0 1818 1348 28 57.42

Eagles 12 5 1 1511 1198 25 55.78

Sturt 12 6 0 1544 1258 24 55.10

South Adelaide 11 7 0 1514 1213 22 55.51

North Adelaide 11 7 0 1554 1415 22 52.34

Glenelg 9 9 0 1361 1462 18 49.12

West Adelaide 8 10 0 1314 1479 16 47.05

Central District 7 11 0 1316 1462 14 47.37

Port Adelaide 4 13 0 1190 1525 9 43.83

Adelaide 1 17 0 1171 1985 2 37.10

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STANLEY H. LEWIS 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 2018.

Club League Reserves U18’s Total

Norwood 1400 650 500 2550 Eagles 1200 300 800 2300 North Adelaide 1100 600 500 2200 South Adelaide 1100 400 550 2050 Sturt 1200 400 400 2000 Glenelg 900 600 250 1750 Central District 700 500 450 1650 West Adelaide 800 550 150 1500 Port Adelaide 400 0 - 400 Adelaide 100 - - 100

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AFL DRAFT Congratulations to Jack Lukosius on being drafted to the Gold Coast Suns. Congratulations also to Kai Pudney and Martin Frederick for being selected by Port Adelaide Football Club in the Next Generation Academy.

JACK LUKOSIUS

KAI PUDNEY

MARTIN FREDERICK

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2018 LEAGUE RESULTS

Round 1 - 30th March City Mazda Stadium Attendance 2547 Eagles 12.14 (84) West 7.10 (52) Goal kickers: J. Lukosius 3, N. Hayes 2, E. Haylock 2, S. Rowland 1, T.Gray 1, P. Stewart 1, J. Redden 1, M. Borholm 1. Best Players: P. Stewart, J. Boyd, J. Johansen, J. Firns, L. Thompson, E. Haylock

Round 2 - 8th April Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Attendance 1729 Eagles 13.12 (90) Central 8.15 (63) Goal kickers: J. Hayes 4, J. Johansen 3, E. Haylock 2, M. Borholm 1, N. Hayes 1, L. Sharrad 1, J. Gaffney 1. Best Players: J. Hayes, L. Sharrad, M. Goldsworthy, J. Boyd, A. Poole, J. Gaffney

Round 3 - 14th April Alberton Oval Attendance 1589 Eagles 2.16 (28) Port 4.4 (28) Goal kickers: J. Johansen 1, N. Hayes 1 Best Players: A. Poole, L. Thompson, J. Von Bertouch, P. Stewart, J. Johansen

Round 4 - 22nd April Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Attendance 1972 Eagles 18.12 (120) Glenelg 8.11 (59) Goal kickers: J. Johansen 4, J. Hayes 3, J. Lukosius 3, T. Gray 2, N. Hayes 2, L. Thompson 1, L. Sharrad 1, J. Rowe 1, J. Redden 1. Best Players: P. Giuffreda, J. Lukosius, J. Rowe, N. Hayes, J. Hayes, C. Hall Round 5 - 29th April Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Attendance 2233 Eagles 13.4 (82) North 14.7 (91) Goal kickers: J. Hayes 3, E. Haylock 2, J. Von Bertouch 2, M. Borholm 2, C. Hall 1, N. Hayes 1, J. Redden 1, J. Johansen 1. Best Players: A. Poole, J. Hayes, E. Haylock, J. Johansen, J Von Bertouch, P. Giuffreda

Round 6 - 6th May Peter Motley Oval Attendance 3054 Eagles 14.10 (94) Sturt 9.7 (61) Goal kickers: E. Haylock 4, J. Hayes 3, C. Hall 2, S. Rowland 1, M. Borholm 1, T. Gray 1, S. Lewis 1, J. Lukosius 1. Best Players: J. Hayes, L. Thompson, C. Hall, E. Haylock, J. Redden, A. Poole

Round 7 - 19th May Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Attendance 1929 Eagles 8.12 (60) Norwood 17.15 (117) Goal kickers: J. Redden 2, J. Hayes 1, J. Lukosoius 1, L. Sharrad 1, M. Goldsworthy 1, J. Von Bertouch 1, N. Hayes 1. Best Players: N. Hayes, C. Hall, J. Von Bertouch, J. Hayes

Round 8 - 26th May Hickinbotham Oval Attendance 1311 Eagles 9.10 (64) South 7.8 (50) Goal kickers: J. Hayes 2, L. Sharrad 2, A. Poole 1, C. Hall 1, N. Hayes 1, M. Borholm 1, E. Haylock 1. Best Players: P. Stewart, A. Poole, J. Hayes, S. Lewis, C. Hall, J. Johansen

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2018 LEAGUE RESULTS (Cont.)

Round 10 - 9th June Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Attendance 1735 Eagles 16.18 (114) Adelaide 9.6 (60) Goal kickers: N. Hayes 3, E. Haylock 3, J. Johansen 2, T. Gray 1, M. Goldsworthy1, J. Boyd 1, J. Hayes 1, J. Westbrook 1, S. Guilhaus 1, J. Redden 1, L. Thompson 1. Best Players: J. Boyd, E. Haylock, S. Lewis, J. Redden, C. Hall, N. Hayes

Round 11 - 16th June Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Attendance 1341 Eagles 11.11 (77) West 8.8 (56) Goal kickers: N. Hayes 5, J. Johansen 2, M. Goldsworthy 2, T. Gray 1, J. Rowe 1. Best Players: N. Hayes, J. Boyd, P. Stewart, L. Sharrad, J. Redden, J. Hayes

Round 12 – 23rd June Gliderol Stadium Attendance 1772 Eagles 14.9 (93) South 6.10 (46) Goal kickers: J. Hayes 5, L. Sharrad 3, N. Hayes 2, T. Gray 1, J. Boyd 1, C. Hall 1, J. Firns 1. Best Players: J. Boyd, J. Hayes, L. Thompson, L. Sharrad, S. Lewis, N. Hayes Round 13 – 8th July Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Attendance 2161 Eagles 11.10 (76) Port 9.5 (59) Goal kickers: J. Hayes 2, E. Haylock 2, J. Comitogianni 2, J. Von Bertouch 1, C. Hall 1, L. Sharrad 1, J. Johansen 1, S. Lewis 1. Best Players: A. Poole, J. Boyd, S. Lewis, J. Johansen, C. Hall, L. Thompson.

Round 14 -14th July Prospect Oval Attendance 2194 Eagles 18.13 (121) North 8.10 (58) Goal kickers: E. Haylock 3, J. Hayes 3, L. Sharrad 2, J. Von Bertouch 2, J. Lukosius 2, T. Gray 1, M. Goldsworthy 1, J. Boyd 1, N. Hayes 1, P. Stewart 1, J. Comitogianni 1. Best Players: S. Lewis, J. Boyd, C. Hall, P. Stewart, M. Goldsworthy, E. Haylock

Round 15 – 21st July Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Attendance 1876 Eagles 9.6 (60) Sturt 12.11 (83) Goal kickers: P. Stewart 2, J. Hayes 2, J. Johansen 2, J. Von Bertouch 1, J. Sinor 1, N. Hayes 1. Best Players: J. Boyd, J. Sinor, S. Rowland, J. Von Bertouch, N. Hayes, J. Johansen

Round 16 – 27th July Coopers Stadium Attendance 3327 Eagles 12.6 (78) Norwood 16.16 (112) Goal kickers: J. Petrenko 2, N. Hayes 2, E. Haylock 1, M. Borholm 1, J. Lukosius 1, S. Lewis, J. Hayes 1, J. Boyd 1, M. Goldsworthy 1, C. Hall 1. Best Players: J. Boyd, S. Rowland, L. Sharrad

Round 17 – 12th August Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Attendance 5357 Eagles 16.10 (106) Adelaide 9.7 (61) Goal kickers: N. Hayes 3, J. Johansen 3, S. Lewis 2, M. Borholm 2, L. Sharrad 2, J. Petrenko 1, S. Rowland 1, J. Boyd 1, J. Rowe 1. Best Players: N. Hayes, J. Boyd, L. Thompson, S. Lewis, S. Rowland, A. Poole

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2018 LEAGUE RESULTS (Cont.)

Round 18 – 18th August Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Attendance 1422 Eagles 11.7 (73) South 12.7 (79) Goal kickers: M. Goldsworthy 2, T. Gray 1, A. Poole 1, J. Sinor 1, J. Hayes 1, J. Johansen 1, C. Hall 1, N. Hayes 1, E. Haylock 1, S. Lewis 1. Best Players: S. Lewis, M. Goldsworthy, J. Boyd, J. Redden, L. Sharrad, P. Stewart Round 19 - 25th August My Money House Oval Attendance 1926 Eagles 13.11 (89) Central 9.9 (63) Goal kickers: J. Petrenko 2, N. Hayes 2, M. Borholm 1, L. Sharrad 1, J. Boyd 1, A. Poole 1, J. Lukosius 1, J. Johansen 1, T. Gray 1, S. Lewis 1, J. Hayes 1. Best Players: L. Sharrad, P. Stewart, J. Petrenko, J. Boyd, S. Lewis, T. Gray, N. Hayes.

Qualifying Final – 2nd September Adelaide Oval Attendance 8632 Eagles 8.13 (61) Sturt 6.4 (40) Goal kickers: A. Poole 2, T. Gray 1, N. Hayes 1, J. Hayes 1, E. Haylock 1, C. Hall 1, M. Borholm 1. Best Players: P. Stewart, N. Hayes, S. Lewis, J. Redden, J. Sinor, L. Sharrad

2nd Semi Final - 9th September Adelaide Oval Attendance 13,102 Eagles 7.10 (52) Norwood 9.15 (69) Goal kickers: E. Haylock 2, J. Redden 1, J. Petrenko 1, A. Poole 1, J. Lukosius 1, L. Thompson 1 Best Players: J. Petrenko, L. Thompson, S. Lewis, J. von Bertouch.

Preliminary Final - 16th September Adelaide Oval Attendance 7419 Eagles 14.11 (95) North 15.10 (100) Goal kickers: J. Hayes 6, C. Hall 2, J. Petrenko 1, E. Haylock 1, S. Rowland 1, J. Lukosius 1, A. Poole 1, M. Goldsworthy 1. Best Players: J. Hayes, J. Petrenko, C. Hall, J. Boyd, S. Lewis, L. Thompson.

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LEAGUE & RESERVES OFFICIALS

Senior Coach: Michael Godden Assistant Coaches: Brian Haraida, Vincenzo Rugolo,

Luke Powell, Michael Wundke, Wayne Knowles

Reserves Coach: Vincenzo Rugolo Team Managers: Peter Taylor, Steve Whelan Ryleigh Craig (Assistant) Match Day Assistant: Jarrad Jackson Interchange Stewards: Peter Taylor, Steve Whelan Runners: Luke Powell, Nathan Byles Timekeepers: Peter Wiles, Russell Pearce Backroom Stewards: Peter Enright, John Guppy, Tim Russell,

Ryleigh Craig, Colin Davidson, John Scott

Statisticians: Chris Bryce, Rosemary Bryce Physiotherapists: Andrew Darcey, James Trotter, Jonathon Windsor Doctor: Dr. James Ilic Head Trainer: Mike Whinnen Trainers: Ben Winter, Barry Pearce, Katherine Pearce, Emma Moore, Craig Solly, Diana Capurso, Deanna Troia, Anthony Panagaris, Riley Solly, Sophie Hall, Liam Galanti, Jess Patterson

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LEAGUE STATISTICS 2018 SEASON

MINOR/MAJOR TOTAL

NAME GAMES GOALS GAMES GOALS

Borholm, Marc 11 11 105 51

Boyd, James 19 6 193 75

Comitogianni, Jake 5 3 23 5

Firns, Jack 14 1 23 2

Gaffney, Jack 8 1 45 20

Giuffreda, Patrick 19 0 162 0

Goldsworthy, Matthew 18 9 180 161

Gray, Tom 19 11 49 33

Guilhaus, Sebastian 6 1 41 6

Hall, Chris 20 11 159 117

Hayes, Jack 21 39 41 60

Hayes, Nick 21 30 81 86

Haylock, Ethan 21 25 37 34

Heinjus, Joseph 10 0 14 0

Johansen, Jake 19 21 92 94

Lee, Jackson 4 0 6 0

Lewis, Scott 16 7 198 81

Lukosius, Jack 13 14 14 18

Petrenko, Jared 7 7 105 39

Poole, Angus 19 7 105 39

Redden, Jarrad 20 7 87 46

Rowe, James 6 3 6 3

Rowland, Sam 21 4 62 18

Sharrad, Louis 21 14 75 33

Sinor, Joseph 8 2 38 4

Stewart, Paul 20 5 106 46

Thompson, Luke 20 3 156 18

Von Bertouch, Jake 21 7 79 7

West, Jordan 1 0 11 7

Westbrook, Jake 13 1 22 3

*Includes State Games Played

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SENIOR COACH’S REPORT

The 2018 season is no doubt going to be remembered for that debacle that happened in the Preliminary Final. Clearly it was a significant day in all of our lives and a period of time I will never forget and will never forgive, but we must remember there was a full season of hard work that deserves to be recognised. The strength in this Club to keep fronting up never ceases to amaze me, the next step for the Club is to turn this consistency into Premierships. With Sam now at the helm, minimal player movement for a second year in a row and a focused playing group I am in no doubt this time is coming. The season started well for us having 2 solid wins. Then if the Preliminary wasn’t a strange enough situation for one season there was another one at Alberton Oval on April 14. In horrendous conditions the players never gave in to secure a draw against Port. After kicking 2 goals 16 behinds with both of our goals coming in the last 10 minutes it’s remarkable we got away with a draw. For the remainder of the season the players executed some strong consistent football to eventually finish 2nd on the ladder with 12 wins and put ourselves in a great position for the finals. The first final was a good result beating Sturt in strong fashion. The second final was always going to be tough as we hadn’t been able to beat Norwood all year. After a good performance by the players, Norwood delivered some classy football in some key moments to give them a 17-point win and a direct path into the Grand Final. Then the Preliminary Final. Without going over old scars we obviously had a very good start, but we couldn’t hold on losing by 5 points which ended our 2018 season. To finish the season one week early was both disappointing and frustrating. Like every year the players worked very hard to give themselves a chance to get back to a Grand Final, and as we know anything can happen once you get there. Sometimes things are out of your control, but as a Club I know we will rise above any controversy and fight, because that’s what the Eagles do. Congratulations to Shane Reardon and the Under 18’s in another great season culminating in that very exciting Premiership. Like with all of our grades it was fantastic to see the next generation of Eagles players performing on the big stage. Normally at this time I would thank the retirees, players, coaches, back room staff, board, staff, members and supporters. On this occasion I simply would like to thank everyone past and present because to single out everyone I would like to, just isn’t possible. What this Club and its people have done for me and my family I will never forget and will forever be indebted. I will say that I am proud I was, and am part of the Eagles Family. I have always been proud of the players and admire them as people and as competitors. I know I have many true great friendships that have been built through happy and tough times, and now as a supporter I look forward to watching the Club continue being a strength for many years to come. Go the Eagles

MICHAEL GODDEN SENIOR COACH

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CAPTAINS REPORT

Expectations were high heading into the 2018 Premiership season from everyone involved at the Eagles’ Football Club. From within, the playing group took the challenge on and prepared for a big year on the field. Unlike the previous year where there wasn’t big movement on the recruiting front, we welcomed in a host of quality players. Louis Sharrad, Tom Gray & Nathan Rudloff all came across from Port Adelaide. We were also lucky enough to have former players Jarrad Redden, Jake Von Bertouch & Seb Guilhaus return to the Club after varied absences. The Pre-season training never gets easier, but with the guidance of fitness guru, Lachy Hinds, the group was in good shape heading into the start of the year. As the season got under way, we had a few noticeable on-field absences. Jared Petrenko was fortunate enough to be involved in the TV program ‘House Rules’ for the first part of the season and reigning Best & Fairest, Joey Sinor, injured his ankle in a pre-season trial game. Both players were able to make it back by the middle of year and make great contributions once match fit.

As with every year under Michael Godden, we adapted our game plan in the pre-season to best suit our football Club going forward. There is always apprehension about how the players will execute these changes on the field. Although not playing brilliant football at times, we were able to put ourselves in a good position to challenge come finals time. On balance, we were in a similar position to previous years, but as a playing group we thought we had learned a lot throughout the year and so were quite optimistic heading into the finals series. The way the season eventually ended for us was extremely disappointing. Clearly our goal was to win the Premiership, but in an unprecedented situation our season ended with a controversial preliminary final loss. As a Club and individuals, we all must move on from what happened and shift our focus onto our next opportunity to win a flag. The contrary would mean we would be dwelling on something that we have no control over. From a player’s perspective, there were mixed feelings in the days and weeks after the SANFL handed down the final decision. It was quite a surreal time and one that we will never forget. As it turned out, the 2018 Preliminary Final would be the last game the Eagles Football Club was coached by Michael Godden. After

the season was said and done, the Adelaide Crows were lucky enough to secure his services as their midfield coach for the 2019 season. We were certainly very lucky to have Godsy lead our playing group for such a long period. His sustained passion and effort ensured he always put the Club in a great position, year in, year out over his nine years in charge. Michael was a great mentor for the players and guided us not only in our football lives, but for many of us, in our personal lives too. He gave us all the best chance to be a great person, not just a great footballer. We all wish Michael and his family the best and look forward to seeing them at the Club from time to time. They are Eagles for life. There are many others to thank for the 2018 season. The players are only one part of the Eagles family. We rely on a lot of others to ensure that we can do what we do best on the field. There are too many individuals to name, so to all of the coaches, medical and backroom staff, the players thank you for going above and beyond to ensure we are cherry ripe come game day. The Board and administration always work hard behind the scenes to ensure the Club is a great place to be. As players we don’t take this for granted.

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CAPTAINS REPORT (cont.)

To the rest of the Eagles Family, members, supporters and sponsors, we thank you for investing your lives into the Eagles Football Club during the 2018 season. The players understand how lucky we are to have a great group of people who help support our success. Congratulations are in order for all of the high achievers for 2018. James Boyd had a stellar year and certainly deserved to be crowned the Club’s Best and Fairest player. Nick Hayes and Angus Poole shared the Jamie Tape Medal as the players MVP. Jack Hayes and Scott Lewis were rewarded with top three finishes in the Best and Fairest displaying great consistency throughout the year. Like with every year, we have some quality people whose time as a player comes to an end. Notably this year, Paul Stewart and Mark Borholm retired from SANFL Football. Both guys brought different skill sets to the Club, but both have great character and were much loved amongst the players. Both put their heart and soul on the line for our Club and gave us everything they had. We are sad to see them go but wish them all the best for their future endeavours.

Each year brings a different set of challenges. Next season we are set for an obvious change with new Head Coach Sam Lonergan taking charge. One thing that never changes at the Eagles Football Club is our consistent drive for the ultimate success. We look forward to putting everything we have into bringing this Club Premiership glory in 2019.

PATRICK GIUFFREDA AND LUKE THOMPSON LEAGUE CAPTAINS

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CLUB CHAMPION AWARDS

Club Champion – James Boyd Perce Johns Medal

City of Charles Sturt Mayor’s Trophy

2nd Club Champion-Jack Hayes Elders on Grange Award

3rd Club Champion- Scott Lewis Maughan Thiem Award

4th Club Champion–Nick Hayes

Vaughan & Christine Williams

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CLUB CHAMPION AWARDS (Cont.)

5th Club Champion-Paul Stewart Normus Homes

Players’ Most Valuable Player - Nick Hayes

& Angus Poole Jamie Tape Medal

Donated by iCorp Insure

Best 1st Year Player – Jack Lukosius Past Players & Officials Award and Trophy

Most Improved – Ethan Haylock Johnston Grocke Group Award

Life Governors Club Award – Luke Thompson - Life Governors Award and Trophy

Best Team Man – Louis Sharrad - Barry Stoodley Pty Ltd Award

The Woodville West Torrens Football Club gratefully acknowledges the donations and assistance of all trophy donors and extends congratulations to all recipients.

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RESERVES STATISTICS 2018 SEASON

MINOR/MAJOR TOTAL

NAME GAMES GOALS GAMES GOALS

Bailey, Jordan 2 0 2 0

Borholm, Marc 7 14 16 23

Bruce, Ryan 2 0 2 0

Comitogianni, Jake 9 3 31 25

Cook, Jake 16 18 22 24

Firns, Jack 4 1 46 43

Frederick, Martin 5 0 5 0

Gaffney, Cooper 18 4 28 14

Gaffney, Jack 9 1 9 1

Gray, Tom 1 1 1 1

Guilhaus, Sebastian 7 8 11 8

Hawkins, Harrison 18 3 23 8

Heinjus, Joseph 8 1 57 50

Lee, Jackson 14 2 30 18

Lewis, Scott 4 3 4 3

Martin, Liam 18 3 28 13

McKay, Sam 7 2 7 2

McLeod, Connor 16 18 16 18

McPherson, William 6 0 24 0

Mead, Jackson 3 2 3 2

Miller, Ethan 18 1 34 17

Miller, Jarrod 3 4 3 4

Minney, Daniel 18 12 49 43

Moller, Isaac 1 0 12 0

Moore, Nicholas 17 30 22 35

Petrenko, Jared 4 7 30 7

Pudney, Kai 4 0 4 0

Redden, Xavier 16 0 21 0

Rowe, James 14 18 16 20

Rudloff, Nathan 1 0 1 0

Schmusch, Thomas 18 7 23 12

Sheppard, Lachlan 6 7 6 7

Sibley, Harry 16 1 16 1

Sinor, Joseph 2 2 2 2

Smith, Lachlan 8 2 24 18

Walker, Ainsley 1 2 2 2

Wehr, Jacob 11 2 25 16

Weidemann, Jake 18 16 24 22

West, Jordan 13 6 21 14

Westbrook, Jake 3 0 37 0

Wood, Liam 7 1 16 10

Woods, Rhys 5 0 51 0

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2018 RESERVES BEST AND FAIREST AWARDS

Best & Fairest – James Rowe

Donated by Barry Stoodley Pty Ltd

2nd Best & Fairest – Cooper Gaffney

Donated by Sealink

3rd Best & Fairest – Jackson Lee, Jake

Comitogianni, Nick Moore

Donated by Vili’s

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UNDER 16’s & 18’s OFFICIALS

UNDER 18’s

COACH: Shane Reardon ASSISTANT COACHES: Darren Hams, Dean Kerrison, Dave Mazey,

Chris Robinson, James Warren and Mark Furler

TEAM MANAGER: Kym Matthew TIMEKEEPER: Jamie Lisk RUNNER: Troy Ledo MATCH DAY STEWARD & INTERCHANGE: Kym Matthew

UNDER 16’s COACH: Darren Hams ASSISTANT COACHES: Tony Calio, Paul Sheldon, Kym Markwick

& Todd Clarke TEAM MANAGER: Kym Matthew TIME KEEPER: Jamie Lisk RUNNER: James Schmusch MATCH DAY STEWARD & INTERCHANGE: Kym Matthew TRAINERS & MEDICAL STAFF HEAD TRAINER U16’s & U18’s: Leading Edge Physiotherapists PHYSIOTHERAPISTS: David Heyneman & Lachlan Hall

MEDICAL STAFF: Ellie Turner, Emily Zdanowicz & John Good DRINK STEWARD: Phillip Herraman & Jamie Good STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH: James Warren

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UNDER 18’s STATISTICS 2018 SEASON

MINOR/MAJOR TOTAL

NAME GAMES GOALS GAMES GOALS

Grady ARMFIELD 17 16 31 25 Brodie ARRIOLA 6 9 6 9 Jordan BAILEY 12 3 12 3 Luke BEECKEN 15 14 15 14 Henry BENNISON 2 0 2 0 Isaac BRILL 18 5 36 6 Jesse BRUCE 2 1 2 1 Ryan BRUCE 18 0 18 0 Trent BURGOYNE 12 2 15 2 Thomas CARTER 15 0 15 0 Jamie COFF-McDERMOTT 14 25 14 25 Jordan DORIZZI 6 1 8 3 Connor DREWER 2 1 2 1 Liam FIRNS 6 4 12 7 Tyson FRANCIS 17 42 35 69 Martin FREDERICK 6 2 22 2 Michael FREDERICK 3 3 3 3 Tyson FRIEND 16 16 30 32 Bailey FULLER-KLEMASZ 1 0 1 0 Joshua FURLER 2 0 2 0 Brodan HAWKINS 14 0 41 0 Patrick HILLARD 7 1 10 1 Lachlan HOILE 3 0 3 0 Deakan JACKSON 6 2 6 2 Lachlan JONES 2 1 2 1 Ben JUNGFER 3 0 3 0 Mitchell LARSSON 2 0 2 0 Aidan LOCK 1 0 1 0 Jackson McCANN 4 0 4 0 Luke McCAULEY 7 1 7 1 Connor McLEOD 2 3 2 3 Lachlan McNEIL 19 18 19 18 Shaun McNEILLY 17 0 17 0 Jackson MEAD 15 14 18 15 Sam MICHAEL 18 10 18 10 Jarrod MILLER 17 30 29 31 Joshua MORRIS 1 1 1 1 Bailey NICHOLAS 8 2 8 2 Daniel PASSANITI 1 1 2 1 Dale PEARCE 5 3 5 3 Kysaiah PICKETT 8 7 11 12 Domenic PRATICO 19 16 25 23 Kai PUDNEY 13 1 24 4 Harry SCHOENBERG 9 3 9 3 Harry SIBLEY 2 0 2 0 Joe SIMPSON 1 1 1 1 Caleb SMITH 13 1 19 1 Jack TAPE 9 1 9 1 Daniel THOMPSON 6 10 6 10 Jake TILLER 8 5 8 5 Zane WILLIAMS 9 0 9 0 Blake WYATT 1 0 1 0

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COACH’S REPORT – UNDER 18’s

The 2018 Under 18’s Torrens University Cup season was another season full of significant highlights and achievements. The team finished on top of the ladder after the minor round, winning a thrilling second semi-final against South Adelaide, and then winning the Grand Final against the same opponents by 5 points. South Adelaide were mighty in defeat and the result could have gone either way - my thanks go to the SANFL and Torrens University for their administration and sponsorship of the Under 18 competition. In reviewing our year, here are some of the highlights:

o We won 18 of our 20 games, including winning 17 in a row from Round 4 to the Grand Final. o Six players playing Reserves football – Jackson Mead, Jarrod Miller, Kai Pudney, Martin

Frederick, Jordan Bailey and Ryan Bruce, and of course Jack Lukosious played League Football.

o Five players were selected in the South Australian squad for the NAB under 18 Championships – Jack Lukosious, Kysaiah Pickett, Jackson Mead, Kai Pudney and Martin Frederick, with Jack, Martin and Kai all playing and assisting the team win the Australian Championship. Jack Lukosious was named as an All Australian at the completion of the Championships.

o Two players, Ben Jungfer and Deacon Braun played for the NT in the NAB Under 18 Division 2 Championships as well.

o Kysaiah Pickett and Jack Lukosious continued their membership of the NAB AFL Academy in 2018 and with the recent changes to AFL Academy structures we were pleased to have 6 players named in the SA AFL Academy Hub for 2019 – Jackson Mead, Trent Burgoyne, Lachlan McNeil, Jamie Coff and Kysaiah Pickett from our 2018 team and Taj Schofield was also named after joining our club from Western Australia. Additionally, Ben Jungfer was selected as a member of the NT AFL Academy Hub as well.

o Kai Pudney won the McCallum-Tomkins Medal for the best and fairest player in the Under 18 Competition and had a great year.

o Jack Lukosious was drafted to the Gold Coast Suns Football Club and Martin Frederick and Kai Pudney were both rookie listed to the Port Adelaide Football Club and we wish them all the very best.

o 52 players got the opportunity to play in the Under 18s team during the year and congratulations to our trophy winners for the 2018.

Best & Fairest Jackson Mead

Runner Up Best & Fairest Jarrod Miller

Third Best & Fairest Lachlan McNeil

Most Consistent Sam Michael

Most Improved Grady Armfield

Best Team Man Ryan Bruce

The coaching staff of Dean Kerrison, Dave Mazey, Mark Furler, Chris Robinson, James Warren, Darren Hams and Troy Ledo were outstanding with their energy and commitment and once again they all worked really well together. They do a great job in giving their time and efforts to the players in helping them improve their football. The Medical and conditioning staff continued to perform their high quality work in a professional and committed way. We are very fortunate to have their advice and practical assistance for the players and coaches. Kym Matthew once again did a great job as our team manager for the year, ensuring that match day ran smoothly, and our support staff continued do their jobs well –whether it is providing drinks, footies, team sheets, polos, guernsey’s shorts, socks etc –they show their commitment and care every week and we are lucky to have them as a part of our Club. Once again Darren Hams delivered a high quality development program and his continued enthusiasm for his job, his work ethic, his care for the players and staff and his support for me was brilliant. Thanks to Luke Powell, Mick Godden, Vinnie Rugolo and Brian Haraida for their support and assistance during the year and I wish Mick Godden all the best in his new role with the Adelaide Football Club. Mick has left a lasting legacy at our Football Club.

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COACH’S REPORT – UNDER 18’s (cont.)

I would also like to extend a welcome to Sam Lonergan and look forward to working with him through the course of the next season. My wife Sharon and my family provided fantastic support throughout the year and that support allows me to devote time to pursue my coaching. Finally thank you to all the players who were part of 2018 – it was a great sight at Adelaide Oval on September 16th when all the players who had not been selected on Grand Final Day ran out on the ground to celebrate the premiership with their mates – it really did underline that everyone contributed to our success during the year. I look forward to 2019 and continuing to play a part in ensuring the Eagles remain a successful SANFL Club.

SHANE REARDON UNDER 18s COACH

BACK ROW L-R: Tyson Francis, Jack Tape, Lachlan Hoile, Harry Schoenberg,Luke McCauley, Brodie Arriola, Ryan Bruce, Sam Michael, Jamie Coff, Dale Pearce, Grady Armfield, Josh Furler, Heath McCluskey, Domenic Pratico, Bailey Klemasz, Jordan Bailey, Aidan Lock.

MIDDLE ROW: James Warren (S&C), Mark Furler (Asst Coach), Troy Ledo (Runner), Darren Hams (Asst Coach), Luke Beecken, Deacon Braun, Shaun McNeilly, Jackson McCann, Connor Drewer, Blake Wyatt, Josh Morris, Liam Firns, Jordan Dorrizzi, Joseph Simpson, Daniel Thompson, Brodan Hawkins, Deacon Jackson, Dylan Errington, Tyson Friend, Henry Bennison, Caleb Smith, Dave Mazey (Asst Coach), Dean Kerrison (Asst Coach)

FRONT ROW: Zane Williams, Bailey Nicholas, Mitch Larsson, Kysaiah Pickett, Trent Burgoyne, Lachlan McNeil, Kai Pudney, Tom Carter, Shane Reardon (Coach), Isaac Brill, Jackson Mead, Martin Frederick, Jarrod Miller, Daniel Passaniti, Pat Hillard, Michael Frederick, Jake Tiller.

ABSENT: Jesse Bruce, Lachlan Jones, Ben Jungfer, Connor McLeod, Harry Sibley

SUPPORT STAFF: Lachlan Hall & Dave Heyneman (Physiotherapists), John Good, Ellie Turner & Emily Zdanowicz (Trainers), Kym Matthew (Team Manager), Phil Herraman, Jamie Lisk & Jamie Good (Stewards).

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2018 UNDER 18’s BEST AND FAIREST WINNERS

Best & Fairest – Jackson Mead Donated by Di and David Lang

2nd Best & Fairest – Jarrod Miller

Donated by Phil Hoffmann Travel

3rd Best & Fairest Lachlan McNeil

Donated by Phil Hoffmann Travel

Best Team Man – Ron Kinsman

Award – Ryan Bruce Donated WWTFC

Presented by Kinsman Family

Most Improved – Grady Armfield Donated WWTFC

Presented by Seven22 Vicki Wright

Most Consistent – Sam Michael Donated WWTFC

Presented by Sean Connors

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UNDER 16’s STATISTICS 2018 SEASON

MINOR/MAJOR TOTAL

NAME GAMES GOALS GAMES GOALS

Agnew, Fergus 6 1 6 1

Beswick, Benjamin 4 0 4 0

Bitter, Declan 1 0 1 0

Brownlie, Ethan 1 0 1 0

Buck, Zachary 7 1 7 1

Cannizzaro, Ben 3 6 3 6

Coe, Lennan 4 1 4 1

Couch, Jacob 5 0 5 0

Darwin, Connor 2 1 2 1

Dawkins, Harrison 6 2 10 2

Dorian, Indiana 5 1 5 1

Godden, Jacob 7 5 7 5

Horsfall, Cooper 4 1 4 1

Hunter-Price, Angus 3 0 3 0

Jones, Lachlan 4 1 4 1

Kennedy, Samuel 7 1 7 1

Kenny, Kynan 6 6 8 8

Kleinig, Henry 4 2 4 2

Kontoutsikos, Nicholas 4 1 4 1

Larsson, Benjamin 1 0 1 0

Litster, Max 5 2 5 2

McCann, Oscar 3 1 3 1

Michell, Bailey 3 0 3 0

Mullins, Oliver 5 0 5 0

Noll, William 5 1 5 1

O’Neil, Jack 4 0 4 0

Phillips, Zachary 6 2 6 2

Poulter, Caleb 7 1 7 1

Scott, Zeke 5 0 5 0

Sheldon, Tom 5 0 5 0

Stevens, Joseph 4 0 4 0

Taylor, Jordan 3 1 3 1

Thomson, Brock 5 0 5 0

White, Jordan 3 0 4 0

Williams, Ryan 4 0 4 0

Yeing, Blake 3 1 3 1

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COACH’S REPORT - UNDER 16’s

Whilst the 2018 Under 16 Season in relation to wins wasn’t as significant as in previous years it was still enjoyable and exciting to coach a group of young players who have aspirations to play Senior Football with the Eagles or perhaps even the AFL.

Our Pre-Season Selection period started at the end of November and finished at the end of January. A squad of 36 players were selected to represent the WWTFC in the Under 16 competition for 2018. Our squad included 19 country footballers and 17 from our metropolitan zone.

Our squad played trials against Norwood and Centrals and round one was against Norwood. Whilst we were improving in each game, it wasn’t until round 6 against Glenelg where we able to break through for a win. Glenelg went on to win the Premiership for 2018. We probably should have beaten North Adelaide in the final round but unfortunately we left our run too late and we kicked poorly for goal.

Well done to Harrison Dawkins, Lachlan Jones & Caleb Poulter in being recognised by the State Under 16 selectors and were selected in the initial squad of 50. Congratulations to Lachlan Jones who made the South Australian Under 16 Team who were successful in winning the National Championships. I would also like to acknowledge Fergus Agnew, Zac Buck & Zeke Scott who received contribution awards at our Under 16 & 18 Presentation Dinner.

We are fortunate at the Eagles with our Under 16 & 18 coaching and support staff to have some outstanding people who have a passion for the players to be the best they can be. Many thanks to our coaching staff in Tony Calio, Paul Sheldon, Todd Clarke, Kym Markwick and James Schmusch for the commitment and knowledge they were able to pass onto the players. I wish to thank our medical team from Leading Edge (David Heyneman & Lachlan Hall), our trainers (John Good, Ellie Turner & Emily Zdanowicz), Team Manager (Kym Matthew) all who provide fantastic support not only to the players but to the coaching staff as well. Thank you also to our Stewards Phil Herraman, Jamie Lisk and Jamie Good who provide drinks, fruit, ensure footies are pumped up and who have a general concern for the Football Club. They do a great job in ensuring the players are well looked after. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Mike Whinnen, our Senior Head Trainer, who spends countless hours also supporting the Centre of Excellence Program.

A huge thank you to all the parents for supporting their sons throughout the program and putting up with their highs and lows and transporting them many kilometres throughout the year. To the players, hopefully you have benefited from being involved and I look forward to following your progress throughout 2019.

I would like to thank Kurt Slaven and the Board for all their support. Also to Luke Powell & Shane Reardon for all their assistance. To Michael Godden for his guidance, support and direction that he has given myself and the Eagles Football Club over the journey. I wish Mick all the best in his role at Adelaide Crows. He leaves knowing that the Club is in a good place for years to come. In closing I welcome Sam Lonergan and look forward to working with Sam as we move into our next chapter of the Football Club. Wishing you all the best in 2019. DARREN HAMS UNDER 16’s COACH TALENT MANAGER

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WOODVILLE WEST TORRENS

FOOTBALL CLUB

UNDER 16 CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

SQUAD 2018 – SEVENTH

BACK ROW L-R: Declan Bitter, Lachlan Jones, Ryan Williams, Caleb Poulter, Ben Cannizzaro,

Zac Phillips, Lennan Coe, Indiana Dorian, Angus Hunter-Price, William Noll, Oscar McCann

MIDDLE ROW: Tony Calio (Asst Coach), Todd Clarke (Asst Coach), Bailey Michell, Henry

Kleinig, Cooper Horsfall, Harrison Dawkins, Tom Sheldon, Brock Thomson, Jordan Taylor, Oliver

Mullins, Max Litster, James Schmusch (Runner), Paul Sheldon (Asst Coach)

FRONT ROW: Ben Larsson, Blake Yeing, Nicholas Kontoutsikos, Connor Darwin, Joseph

Stevens, Darren Hams (Coach), Sam Kennedy, Kynan Kenny, Jacob Couch, Zac Buck, Ben

Beswick Jacob Godden

ABSENT: Fergus Agnew, Ethan Brownlie, Kym Markwick (Asst Coach), Kym Matthew (Team

Manager) Jack Oneil, Zeke Scott, Jordan White

SUPPORT STAFF: Lachlan Hall & Dave Heyneman (Physiotherapists), John Good, Ellie Turner

& Emily Zdanowicz (Trainers), Phil Herraman, Jamie Lisk (Stewards)

2018 UNDER 16’s AWARD WINNERS

L to R : Caleb Poulter,

Lachlan Jones, Zak Buck,

Harrison Dawkins.

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FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT REPORT

DEVELOPMENT TALENT SQUADS – METROPOLITAN Our U13, 14 & 15 Talent Squads consist of talented footballers from within our Metropolitan Zone as well as players who qualify under the Father/Son rule. This year’s program began in March with an induction and AFL Draft camp experience at the PAFC for invited players, in which around 110 local players attended.

After our selection period the U13, 14 & 15 Metropolitan program gave 90 players an opportunity to showcase their talents on a bigger stage. With games against West Adelaide, Central District & Norwood, players were challenged by playing against other SANFL club squads. The culmination of the squads came together in July for the Annual U15 Championships in which we played against West, South & Norwood.

I would like to thank our coaching staff for supporting our future talent. Mark Furler, Todd Clarke & Paul Dorian (U15’s), Paul Sheldon, David Mazey, Stephen Carter & Damien Angove (U14’s), Jamie Allen, Josh Hunt and Craig Bubner all of whom looked after the Under 13’s.

BUB SMITH TALENT PROGRAM - COUNTRY Our Bub Smith Program provides opportunity for the most talented Under 14 & 15 country footballers as well as a pathway into the U15 State Championships which takes place during the July school holidays. This year, 27 country players began developing their football for 2018, by participating in the program which operated during October through April. They got to test themselves in a game against West Adelaide’s country squad. Many Thanks to Ashley Green, Darren Longbottom, John Good and the Mallala & Two Wells Football Clubs in allowing us to use their facilities.

UNDER 15 INTRASTATE CHAMPIONSHIPS The Under 15 Intrastate Championships is a very important part of the SANFL talent pathway and the Club puts a lot of time & effort into making sure we provide all players selected to represent the Eagles with a positive experience and a chance to showcase their talents at SANFL level.

This year our Country & Metropolitan teams played against West Adelaide, South Adelaide & Norwood during the July school holidays. The Metropolitan team played first followed by the Country. The Metro Team were competitive throughout the week but unfortunately were unable to win a game whilst the Country Team won one of their games against West Adelaide. All players had an enjoyable week, meeting new friends and gaining an understanding of football at a SANFL League Club. These Championships play an important part in the selection of our U16 Team in 2019.

Thank you to our country coaching staff – Ashley Green & Darren Longbottom who collectively develop the lads for a higher level of footy, also to John Good who also provides great training support. Thank you to all the parents in supporting their son/s and driving many kilometres to give them an opportunity.

Thank you to our metro team in Mark Furler, Todd Clarke & Paul Dorian who coached the group. Many thanks to Mike Whinnen & his training staff who provide fantastic medical support to our Teams.

UNDER 17 YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS The Under 17 Youth Championships helps with the development and identification of players in regard to our Under 18 Team for the following year. These were played in the July Championships following the U15 Games. The team was coached by Dean Kerrison, assisted by Matthew Goldsworthy, Tony Calio & Kym Markwick. They played against South Adelaide, West Adelaide and Norwood, and whilst they were unable to get over the line in any of their games, they were all close and competitive encounters. These Championships give us the opportunity to identify and develop players through to our Under 18 Team in 2019.

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FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT REPORT (Cont.)

U15 & U17 FEMALE STATEWIDE SUPER SHIELD The 2018 Statewide Super Shield provided opportunity for Under 15 & 17 talented females from our zone to compete against other SANFL Club female squads. In a 4 game playing program which ran during August & September, almost 60 girls had the opportunity to wear the Eagles guernsey and play on SANFL grounds against other SANFL Teams. The U17 team finished third overall whilst the U15 team finished third in division of 4 teams.

Thank you to Anthony Forby, Carrie Anne Mewett, Barry Murphy and Jill Forby who looked after the U17 Group, whilst Georgia Taylor, Matt Noble, Bronwyn Davey and Rachel Webster provided guidance to the Under 15 Team.

PARTICIPATION Participation plays an important role within an SANFL Club, ensuring the game remains vibrant at the grass roots level along with creating community links and promotion of the Woodville West Torrens Football Club.

Scott Prebble, our Game Development Coordinator has been working diligently with schools & clubs in our Metropolitan Zone ensuring participation numbers through programs such as Auskick, SASFA Primary School and Club Football remain strong in the future.

Todd Thorne and Craig Oliphant promote the Eagles brand in our country zone as our Game Development Coordinators, supporting local Communities with football related issues. Todd works closely with the Adelaide Plains and North Eastern Football Leagues, whilst Craig works with the Yorke Peninsula Football league.

AUSKICK Auskick gives young children between the ages of 5 & 8 a football experience before entering the playing arena with a club or school. This year in our metropolitan area we have had growth in our Auskick numbers with total participants reaching 638 from 17 centres. This growth of almost 20% is credited to Scott and Phil Herden our Auskick Manager and all the volunteers in the Community who keep our game sustainable. Auskick again this year led into a new SANFL mini’s program. Congratulations to Adam Ozols from SMOSH West Lakes on being awarded the Auskick Coordinator of the year in our zone.

The Yorke Peninsula had 9 centres, with 196 participants beginning their football journey on the Yorke Peninsula. Whilst numbers were slightly down from last year Craig and all the volunteers do a fantastic job in providing country kids a pathway into club footy. The Adelaide Plains and North Eastern Football League was coordinated by Todd Thorne. The Adelaide Plains which consisted of 8 Clubs had 167 young children participating in Auskick this year. The North Eastern Football league grew to 108 across the 8 clubs and centres.

MINI LEAGUE & LITTLE LEAGUE Mini League & Little League provide opportunities to school and club teams to play on Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval & Adelaide Oval during the half time break. Will Mockridge did a great job in ensuring Year 6 & 7 Primary School age kids had a fantastic match day experience.

Little League at Adelaide Oval gave primary school children the opportunity to experience football on a big stage. Several clubs & schools from our zone had a great opportunity to gain an AFL experience.

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FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT REPORT (Cont.)

SCHOOL FOOTBALL Colin Cocks our SASFA Zone Manager does a great job in coordinating School Football throughout our Metropolitan Zone with a total of 26 teams participating in the SASFA Competition under the Eagles & Glenelg Metropolitan Zones. Colin works with the delegates from each school ensuring that the competition remains vibrant in our Zone. Again our Annual Lightning Carnival was a huge success with over 500 children getting the opportunity to play on Maughan Thiem Hyandai Oval during June.

Congratulations to Chris Catalano from Nazareth who coached the zone 6/7 team this year, playing against Glenelg and West Adelaide. The interzone program provides a Talented Player Pathway for Year 6/7 players and helps identify young talented players for our Talent Squads. I would also like to congratulate David Penberthy who coached Grange Year 6/7 team on being recognized by his peers as Coach of the Year in the SASFA Zone. Congratulations to West Lakes Shore who represented the Eagles in the Premiers Cup competition for 2018. I would like to conclude by thanking everyone involved with all our programs and volunteering within our zone, the work done at grass roots level to keep our game alive and well is fantastic. The Club takes enormous pride in the performance both on and off the field of our junior players and also the quality of our junior development programs. Continued success of the Club, U18 & Senior Teams is testament to the outstanding support of our many volunteers. The passion, enthusiasm and effort afforded to our Club by these people is invaluable, ensuring the future of the Eagles remains strong. Therefore many thanks to all the Volunteers who give up countless hours in ensuring we continue to be a leader in Developing people. DARREN HAMS TALENT MANAGER

ANNUAL REPORT 46

AFFILIATED LEAGUES REPORT 2018

Our Country and Metropolitan Zoned Leagues and Clubs do a fantastic job in preparing players for the rigors of SANFL Football. In 2018, 21 of the 30 players who played League Football for the Eagles came through the Country or Metropolitan Talented Player Pathway in our zone. Well done to James Rowe from the Henley Football Club in making his league debut this year. The Adelaide Plains, North Eastern and Yorke Peninsula Football Leagues along with the APY Lands make up our Country Zone. The Presidents, Michael Vigor– Adelaide Plains, Peter Meyer – North Eastern & Brad Haylock – Yorke Peninsula & their Committees do a great job in ensuring football is strong throughout the country Communities. Graeme Wandel, Regional Football Councilor, Todd Thorne - Adelaide Plains & North Eastern and Craig Oliphant – Yorke Peninsula support the Leagues & Clubs. Congratulations to the Moonta Football Club in winning the A Grade Premiership & to Alex Kangur from Central Yorke Cougars on winning the Mail Medal. In the North Eastern Football League, Brinkworth Spalding Redhill won the Premiership and to Gareth Ottens from Blyth Snowtown who won the Medal. The Adelaide Plains Premiership was won by Two Wells with Jordan Clements from Mallala taking out the Mail Medal. In the Juniors congratulations to Adelaide Plains -Bailey Arthur of Balaklava, Hayden Bubner – Hamley Bridge & Caleb Jones on winning the League’s Junior & Senior Medals. North Eastern’s Joel Bertelmeiser of Blyth Snowtown & Charlie Dinning – South Clare took out the honours, whilst on the Yorke Peninsula Charlie Hoile & Tom Robinson both from the Southern Eagles won the League Junior & Senior Medals. Country Association carnivals provide a highlight for players to aspire to a higher level. Congratulations to the North Eastern Football League (pictured) in winning the Senior Landmark Cup. The U17 Landmark Cup was won by the Yorke Peninsula, who also finished Runners Up in the U15’s. With the Adelaide Plains winning its first Central Zone carnival in the Under 14 age group at Burra.

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AFFILIATED LEAGUES REPORT 2018 (Cont.)

The Girl’s Central Zone Carnival was again a success, with Barossa Light & Gawler taking out the U14 & U17 Divisions, Adelaide Plains was Runner Up in the U17’s whilst North Eastern finished 3rd in the U14’s. Our Metropolitan Zone is encompassed by 9 Community Clubs, with the Seniors playing in the Adelaide Football League whilst the Juniors are in the SANFL Juniors. The Clubs do a fantastic job in juggling all the teams, including the growing popularity of female football. Well done to Seaton Ramblers who won the U14 Division 3 Premiership & to Woodville South who won the U12 Division 3 Premiership. In the Girls football, Henley were able to take out the U12 Zone 3, U14 Zone 2 & 3 Premierships for 2018. Whilst SMOSH West Lakes took out the U12 Zone 2 Premiership. Congratulations also to the Association Medal winners. From Henley – Izaac Niemann, Adam D’Aloia & Brodie Edwards who took out the Medals in the male division for their respective age groups, whilst Jemma Whitington-Charity won the U12 Girls Medal. From North Haven, Brady Seaton U16.5 & Callum Pitman U14 won medals for their divisions. Port Districts Madison Schwarz won the U16 Girls zone 3 medal. Rosewater’s Kynan Kenny won the U16.5 Div 2 Medal & Raymond Sumner from Woodville South took out the U12 Div 3 Medal. DARREN HAMS

TALENT MANAGER

ANNUAL REPORT 48

COTERIE 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 Maughan Thiem Hyundai Major Charity Partner Light The Way Foundation Key Corporate Partners Barry Stoodley Pty Ltd iCorp Insure Vili’s Coca Cola Skill Hire West End (Lion) Craig Arthur Transport Pty Ltd Seven22 X Blades Dr Jones & Partners Telstra Store West Lakes Corporate Partners Agile Security DCM Services PFD Foodservices Beiersdorf Australia Ltd Distinctive Funeral Precision Legal Bartercard Fleurieu Milk Company St Clair Dental Club Warehouse Normus Homes Yalumba Development Partners Adelaide Tools ECS Project Logistics KTC Entertainment BCE – Bob Cross Electrical Elders on Grange Sports Centre Bentleys Foodland – Henley Square State Signs BGC Industrial Cleaning Supplies Gulf Seafoods Statewide Super C&V Williams Holland Party Hire Steve’s Organics

Chief Fire Design Horsman Plumbing Zorich Group Johnston Grocke /Sports Power Player Partners Coffeeworld Grant’s Coachlines Spring Gully Foods Creative Framing John & Di Downs St Michael’s College DC Payments Nike Adelaide Thai Orchid Restaurant D’Arcy Evans NAB Retail SA Woodville Hotel Emmsee Sportswear Past Players & Officials Friday Lunch Boys Roswell IT Ltd Centre of Excellence Partners Phil Hoffmann Travel Seven22 Vili’s Woodville Hotel Zorich Group/Sports Power Community Partners City of Charles Sturt Woodville District Cricket Club Advertising Partners Foodland - Henley Square Jordan Plumbing

ANNUAL REPORT 49

VICE PRESIDENTS

Michael Atkinson

Gavin Baker David Mewett

Neil “Chook” Barratt

Ash Bidhendi Alf Roberts

Alan Botten Ken Rix

Chris Branson Rex Sellers, OAM

Dr. Peter Byrne AM David Simmons

Sean Connors Kurt Slaven

David Couzner Annabel Stoodley

Bob Cross Barry Stoodley

Andrew Dunn Nancy Stoodley

D’Arcy Evans

Craig Grantham Peter Szwajko

John Haines

Frank Hayes Andrew Taverna

Vi Hodges Daniel Thomas

Gregory Holland Barry Thompson

Daniel Hubbard Nicholas Vezis

Paul Jones Christine Williams

Michael Lardner Vaughan Williams

Mark Livesey QC

Jarrod Manuel Ken Willis

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. Thank you also to those who help out on Member’s nights and game days. VOLUNTEERS Vera Applebee Alan Botten

Judy Hall Sharon Lorincz

Chris Bryce Chris McKenzie Rosemary Bryce Di Downs John Downs

Barbara MacMillan Ken Mallett Sue Nash Brian Reed

Anthony Marafioti

Kym McKay

Melissa McKenzie

David Mewett

Glenn Oatway

Alf Roberts

Ken Rix

Rex Sellers, OAM

David Simmons

Kurt Slaven

Annabel Stoodley

Barry Stoodley

Nancy Stoodley

Peter Szwajko

Andrew Taverna

Daniel Thomas

Barry Thompson

Nicholas Vezis

Christine Williams

Vaughan Williams

Ken Willis

Rodney Wise

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FINANCE REPORT

2018 was another successful year financially when Board decisions made previously were finally reflected in the financial results. Although the 2018 result, along with the 2017 result demonstrates financial sustainability, it is still important to continue to work hard and strive for these results. Obtaining these good results requires a lot of hard work and commitment from the entire Eagles family. In 2018 the Club realised a combined surplus of $228,633 and a cash surplus of $354,225. FOOTBALL The Football Club ended the year with a surplus of $16,426. A huge thanks must go to Luke Powell, Michael Godden, Darren Hams and the football staff in continuing to have on-field success within a very tight budget. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Chris Branson and Matthew Goldsworthy for their work and commitment in attracting and maintaining sponsors and partners. To Melissa McKenzie, thank you for your tireless work and commitment in attracting new members, maintaining current members and managing the purchasing and sale of all the merchandise. Your commitment to our members is appreciated by all. LICENSED CLUBS The Licensed Clubs (Eagles Function Centre and Seven 22) realised a combined surplus of $212,207 for 2018. Eagles Function Centre The venue continues to attract a variety of private functions. The hard work of Madison Pett, Sam Conlon and Kuyan Hedaux has resulted in a number of new functions being held at this venue during the week and in the off-season. Madison, Sam and his committed staff continue to encourage members to attend the venue on Thursday and Friday nights and match days. The Function Centre realised a deficit of $102,286 for the 2018 financial year. The Bar came in on budget, whilst the Bistro outperformed budget projections. Thanks to Madison, Sam and his staff for their continued efforts and making everyone feel extremely welcome in this venue. Seven 22 Seven 22 realised a surplus of $314,493 for 2018 after transferring $300,000 to the Football Club. Gaming, although having been subjected to strict legislation, still continues to bring much needed funds to the Club and continues to out-perform similar venues. The bistro, whilst not making budget, continued to attract increased numbers with exciting menu changes and delicious meal. Thanks to Vicki Wright, chef Mark Giles and their staff for their hard work and commitment during the year. Vicki Wright and her staff have been working tirelessly during the year keeping the venue fresh, updating and upgrading/changing necessary assets in order to continue to make the experience for the customers as inviting as possible. To Melissa McKenzie and Michelle Diamond, a huge thank you, for always being willing and able to provide me with the help and support whenever requested. I look forward to again working closely with you both in 2019.

CHRISTINE WILLIAMS FINANCE DIRECTOR

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WOODVILLE WEST TORRENS FOOTBALL CLUB INC. FINANCIAL REPORT 2017

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

AS AT 31 OCTOBER 2018

The audited financial statements and accompanying notes can be obtained from the Office or located on the website:wwtfc.com.au

Note 2018 2017

ASSETS $ $

CURRENT ASSETS

Cash and Cash Equivalents

Cash on Hand 200 200

Cash at Bank 861,974 552,236

862,174 552,556

Accounts Receivable and Other Debtors

Accounts Receivable 1,812 11,223

Loan to Related Party Eagles Club Inc 285,192 474,207

287,004 485,430

Inventories on Hand

Football stock at cost – held for distribution 69,644 60,026

Other Current Assets

Prepayments 17,268 1,234

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 1,236,089 1,099,247

NON CURRENT ASSETS

Property, Plant and Equipment 1,426,533 1,551,051

TOTAL NON CURRENT ASSETS 1,426,533 1,551,051

TOTAL ASSETS 2,662,622 2,650,298

LIABILITIES

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable and Other Payables

Accounts Payable 81,823 52,759

Sundry payables and Accrued Expenses 55,135 92,537

Revenue received in Advance 38,814 39,753

GST Liability -2,694 -1,811

173,078 183,238

Borrowings

Borrowings 34,379 57,874

Employee Provisions

Provision for Annual Leave 56,195 51,081

Provisions for Long Service Leave 74,710 43,749

TOTAL EMPLOYEE PROVISIONS 130,905 94,830

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 338.362 355,942

NON CURRENT LIABILITIES

Borrowings

Borrowings 10,753 17,275

TOTAL NON CURRENT LIABILITIES 10,753 17,275

TOTAL LIABILITIES 349,115 353,217

NET ASSETS 2,313,507 2,297,081

EQUITY

Retained Surplus 1,814,675 1,798,249

Capital Profit Reserve 45,245 45,245

Asset Revaluation Reserves 453,587 453,587

TOTAL EQUITY 2,313,507 2,297,081

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WOODVILLE WEST TORRENS FOOTBALL CLUB INC. FINANCIAL REPORT 2018

STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018

Note 2018 2017

REVENUE $ $

SALES REVENUE:

Provision of Services

Membership/Match Tickets/Seating 171,689 172,792

Total Sales Revenue 171,689 172,792

Other Revenue 1,988,558 1,929,779

TOTAL REVENUE 2,160,247 2,102,571

EXPENDITURE

Expenditure from ordinary activities 2,143,815 2,136,680

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 2,143,815 2,136,680

NET CURRENT YEAR (DEFICIT) SURPLUS 16,426 -34,109

Other Comprehensive Income

Total other comprehensive income for the year 0 0

TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR 16,426 -34,109

NET CURENT YEAR (DEFICIT) SURPLUS

ATTRIBUTABLE TO MEMBERS OF THE ENTITY

16,426 -34,109

TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE

TO MEMBERS OF THE ENTITY

16,426 -34,109

The audited financial statements and accompanying notes can be obtained from the Office or located on the website:wwtfc.com.au

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EAGLES CLUB INC. FINANCIAL REPORT 2018

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

AS AT 31 OCTOBER 2018

Note 2018 2017

ASSETS $ $

CURRENT ASSETS

Cash & Cash Equivalents

Cash on Hand 60,378 63,730

Cash at Bank 193,864 144,884

Receivables 254,242 208,614

Accounts Receivable 13,596 10,237

Other Debtors 0 13

13,596 10,250

Inventories on Hand

Bar & Bistro Stock at cost –held for sale 51,216 42,991

Other Current Assets

Prepayments 26,579 6,909

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 345,633 268,765

NON CURRENT ASSETS

Plant and Equipment

Plant and Equipment (at cost) 2,011,269 1,976,941

Less : Accumulated Depreciation -1,533,784 -1,460,027

Total Plant and Equipment 477,485 516,914

Intangible Asset

Intangible Gaming Entitlements 510,000 682,540

Total Intangible Asset 510,000 682,540

TOTAL NON CURRENT ASSETS 987,485 1,199,454

TOTAL ASSETS 1,333,118 1,468,218

LIABILITIES

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable and Other

Payables

Unsecured Liabilities:

Accounts Payable 106,016 95,561

Other Payables and Accrued Expenses 115,395 204,976

GST Liability 123,590 22,857

Income Received in Advance 2,841 5,203

Loan from Related Party Woodville West

Torrens Football Club Inc

285,192 474,207

633,034 802,804

Lease Liabilities 64,755 58,698

Employee Provisions

Provision for Annual Leave 74,245 74,328

Provisions for Long Service Leave 77,021 67,275

151,266 141,603

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 849,055 1,003,105

NON CURRENT LIABILITIES

Lease Liabilities 46,722 67,439

TOTAL NON CURRENT

LIABILITIES

46,722 67,439

TOTAL LIABILITIES 895,777 1,070,544

NET ASSETS 437,341 397,674

EQUITY

Retained Surplus at Beginning of Year -284,866 -466,339

Intangible Asset Revaluation Reserve 510,000 682,540

Net Current Year (Deficit) Surplus Attributable to Members of the Entity 212,207 181,473

TOTAL EQUITY 437,341 397,674

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EAGLES CLUB INC. FINANCIAL REPORT 2018

STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST OCTOBER 2018

2018 2017

$ $

INCOME FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES:

Income from ordinary activities 4,189,674 3,862,233

Other Income

60,798

77,896

TOTAL INCOME

4,250,472

3,940,184

EXPENDITURE

Expenditure from ordinary activities 4,038,265 3,773,684

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 4,038,265 3,773,684

NET CURRENT YEAR (DEFICIT) SURPLUS 212,207 181,473

Unrealised loss on valuation of gaming entitlements -172,540 -252,460

Total Other Comprehensive Income for the Year

TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR -39,667 -70,987

NET CURRENT YEAR (DEFICIT) SURPLUS ATTRIBUTABLE TO

MEMBERS OF THE ENTITY

212,207 181,473

TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO MEMBERS

OF THE ENTITY

-39,667 -70,987

The audited financial statements and accompanying notes can be obtained from the Office or located on the website:wwtfc.com.au

ANNUAL REPORT 55

Woodville West Torrens Football Club 2018 League Team

BACK ROW: Jackson Lee, Jake von Bertouch, Ethan Miller, Jack Lukosius, Jordan West, Seb

Guilhaus, Jarrad Redden, Marc Borholm, Jack Hayes, Joseph Heinjus, Nick Hayes, Jack Firns.

THIRD ROW: William McPherson, Liam Martin, Connor McLeod, Samuel McKay, Lachlan

Sheppard, Thomas Schmusch, Jake Weidemann, Louis Sharrad, Jake Comitogianni, Nathan Rudloff,

Nick Moore, Harry Sibley, Jacob Wehr.

SECOND ROW: Jake Johansen, Sam Rowland, Joseph Sinor, Matthew Goldsworthy, Paul Stewart,

Luke Thompson (Co-captain), Michael Godden (Coach), Patrick Giuffreda (Co-captain), Jake

Westbrook, Angus Poole, Jared Petrenko, Christopher Hall, Tom Gray.

BOTTOM ROW : Lachlan Smith, James Rowe, Liam Wood, Cooper Gaffney, Jake Cook, Isaac

Moller, Daniel Minney, Rhys Woods, Ethan Haylock, Jack Gaffney, Harrison Hawkins.

ABSENT: Scott Lewis, James Boyd, Xavier Redden.

ANNUAL REPORT 56