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Injured footballer Tristan Giuliano receives attention at Tyabb Airport before being airlifted to The Alfred hospital. Picture: Supplied
Seagull airlifted to hospital Brodie Cowburn team@baysidenews.com.au A 17-year-old footballer suffering concussion was airlifted to the Alfred Hospital from Tyabb Airport on Saturday afternoon (14 July). Chelsea Seagulls under-19s player
Tristan Giuliano was injured during a game against Tyabb at Bunguyan Reserve. Chelsea Seagulls president Michael Davis said Giuliano has been cleared of serious injury. ”He was airlifted to The Alfred hospital and has been cleared of any spinal or head injury. He was taken
based on a concussion and suspected injuries relevant to that, and was released from hospital on Sunday night,” Mr Davis said. Mr Davis thanked Tyabb Football Netball Club “and our extremely professional trainers Charlotte and Eilish for their care of Tristan in tough circumstances”.
The helipad was opened by the Peninsula Aero Club late last year at a cost of about $400,000, with Mornington Peninsula Shire council contributing $100,000. “This is one of the reasons we opened the helipad in the first place. We don’t have helicopters of our own so we needed to provide a com-
munity service, and it’s being used,” aero club committee member Ian Johnson said. “Having the fuel available down here helps extend the range of police helicopters, and it’s assisted in quite a few lifesaving situations.”