2016 AFLNZ ANZAC Weekend Programme

O F F I C I A L P R O G R A M M E

ANZAC WEEKEND

21-25 APRIL 2016

ANZAC 2016 NEW ZEALAND HAWKS V AUSTRALIA NAB AFL ACADEMY NEW ZEALAND KAHU YOUTH GIRLS

V AFL SOUTH PENINSULA SAINTS YOUTH GIRLS

AFLNZ ACADEMY LEVEL 1 V AFL NSW INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS AFLNZ ACADEMY LEVEL 2

V AFL SOUTH EAST PENINSULA SAINTS aflnz.co.nz aflnz

A message from AFL New Zealand As each year passes, new opportunities are continually presented to the New Zealand AFL community to engage and establish an affinity with the sport that originates in Australia but is now more than just Australia’s game.

April 2013 was an historic occasion when the first AFL fixture in 140 years was played outside of Australia in Wellington. This has inspired participation numbers to grow with 30,000 New Zealanders now playing AFL each year.

AFL New Zealand welcomes the AFL Academy, the Peninsula Saints U16 Boys ,Youth Girls and NSW Independent Schools as they compete in their respective clashes against the Senior, AFLNZ Academy Level 1 & 2 Hawks and the NZ Kahu Youth Girls The Peninsula Saints visit will see participants from the Victorian South East Leagues compete against the AFLNZ Academy Level 2 New Zealand Hawks team for the second time.

The Peninsula Saints Youth Girls travel to NZ for the first time and will take on the NZ Kahu Youth Girls.

The support provided by CEO Jeremy Bourke from AFL South East has been open minded and welcoming. No fewer than 20 clubs from the two Leagues are represented in the two match series whilst the Under 16 Hawks showcase 15 different Secondary Schools from seven regions throughout New Zealand.

The NSW Independent Schools are travelling to New Zealand for the first time after hosting the U16 NZ Hawks in May 2015 and will take on the Academy Level 1 side in a two match series.

On the 24th of April at QBE Stadium, Auckland the NAB Rising Star AFL Academy and their opponents the New Zealand Hawks, showcase what the future could be. This represents the Academy’s fifth visit to New Zealand.

An amazing percentage of members from the past four sides have now progressed to AFL and professional ranks and so once again we welcome to our shores, stars of the future .

The New Zealand Hawks continue to grow the awareness of the sport and the showcase the desire to represent their country. Following on from other successful Trans Tasman sporting competitions, the Hawks look to place their stamp on the future.

The visiting teams provide a significant opportunity to assist in the development of young athletes within New Zealand as they look to find their way in a new and mysterious sport.

AFL New Zealand’s association with the Australian Leagues and organisations continues to grow with 5 current New Zealand Hawks Senior players playing and testing their skills within Australia. We look forward to the day when Australian players cross the ditch to be involved in the recently formed AFL New Zealand Premiership Let’s enjoy another great weekend of football and welcome all involved to Aotearoa.

Robert Vanstam, CEO AFLNZ

NAB AFL Academy The NAB AFL Academy commenced in 1997 and provides the best young talent in the country a NAB AFL Academy scholarship, as an opportunity to develop their football and personal skills in an accelerated AFL program over 12 months.

The Level One squad of 25 players is selected following the NAB AFL Under-16 Championships, and the Level Two Squad includes the best 35 Under-18 players in the country; these players are eligible for the upcoming NAB AFL Draft.

Both squads are under the guidance of Head Coach Brenton Sanderson along with Assistant Coaches Glen Jakovich and Brad Ottens. In 2015 there are 203 graduates of the NAB AFL Academy on AFL lists, including 8 of the current Captains. At the 2014 NAB AFL Draft, seven of the top 10 players were Academy players including the first selection Patrick McCartin.

This is a wonderful opportunity for Australian Football to display its talented youth in the international arena against a region that is growing in both its development and the way in which it has taken to the AFL code, displaying great promise for the years ahead.

The AFL would like to thank NAB for its outstanding support of the entire “NAB AFL Rising Stars Program� which includes the NAB AFL Academy. This is the 5th occasion the NAB AFL Academy will come together to play the New Zealand Hawks. Both countries have a very proud and honourable history through the ANZAC spirit, may this spirit live on through life and football for many years to come.

Lest We Forget

calendar of events Wednesday, 20 April 2016

7.00pm

NZ Hawks Academy Level 1 vs NSW Independent Schools Welcome Function

Millennium

Thursday, 21 April 2016

5.00pm

National AFL NZ Academy Combine

Trust Arena

Thursday, 21 April 2016

5.20pm

NZ Kahu Youth Girls vs Peninsula Saints Youth Girls Welcome Function

Millennium

Thursday, 21 April 2016

7.30pm

NZ Hawks Academy Level 2 vs U16 Peninsula Saints Welcome Function

Millennium

Friday, 22 April 2016

10.00am

NZ Hawks Academy Level 1 vs NSW Independent Schools - GAME 1

QBE Stadium

Friday, 22 April 2016

12.00pm

NZ Kahu Youth Girls vs Peninsula Saints Youth Girls - GAME 1

QBE Stadium

Friday, 22 April 2016

12.15pm

NZ Hawks Academy Level 1 vs NSW Independent Schools after match and lunch

Marist Club Rooms

Friday, 22 April 2016

2.00pm

NZ Hawks Academy Level 2 vs U16 Peninsula Saints - GAME 1

QBE Stadium

Friday, 22 April 2016

2.45pm

NZ Kahu Youth Girls vs Peninsula Saints Youth Girls after match and food

Marist Club Rooms

Friday, 22 April 2016

4.45pm

NZ Hawks Academy Level 2 vs U16 Peninsula Saints after match and food

Marist Club Rooms

Saturday, 23 April 2016

6.00pm

High Performance Awards

Spencer on Byron

Sunday, 24 April 2016

10.00am

NZ Hawks Academy Level 1 vs NSW Independent Schools - GAME2

QBE Stadium

Sunday, 24 April 2016

11.30am

NZ Kahu Youth Girls vs Peninsula Saints Youth Girls - GAME 2

QBE Stadium

Sunday, 24 April 2016

12.15pm

NZ Hawks Academy Level 1 vs NSW Independent Schools after match function

Marist Club Rooms

Sunday, 24 April 2016

1.00pm

NZ Seniors Hawks vs NAB AFL Academy GAME

QBE Stadium

Sunday, 24 April 2016

1.45pm

NZ Kahu Youth Girls vs Peninsula Saints Youth Girls after match function

Marist Club Rooms

Sunday, 24 April 2016

3.00pm

NZ Hawks Academy Level 2 vs U16 Peninsula Saints - GAME 2

QBE Stadium

Sunday, 24 April 2016

5.00pm

NAB Academy and NZ Hawks after match and food

Millennium

Sunday, 24 April 2016

6.15pm

NZ Hawks Academy Level 2 vs U16 Peninsula Saints after match function

Marist Club Rooms

New Zealand Kahu Youth Girls The New Zealand Kahu Youth Girls, sees some new exciting talent and some past players returning to the fold.

With the increasing pathway opportunities growing throughout AFL New Zealand Secondary School Programmes, the team has several new athletes with as little as four months involvement with the game. Kahu Coach Mick Coultard is excited to see the new team come together with the teams experienced players to guide their new teammates through the campaign. They will look to share their knowledge and assist the new players both on and off the field. “Playing AFL for New Zealand for the first time is a steep learning curve. It will be a true test of the Senior players leadership to ensure the New Zealand Kahu continue to grow and develop in their newly adopted sport.�

As part of the female development pathway, participation in the AFL New Zealand Youth Competition now based at Harbour Stadium, has provided an opportunity to develop much needed playing time and experience with their new sport in the lead up to the campaign and preparing them for the series ahead.

This is the first time the Peninsula Saints Youth Girls have toured New Zealand. We welcome them to our shores in what we hope is the first time of many. The New Zealand Kahu Players have come through a variety of school programmes delivered in Secondary schools targeting female participation. The incentives for taking on a new sport are rewarded by future national representation opportunities with the New Zealand Kahu.

AFL New Zealand has received considerable support through Regional Sports Trusts and KiwiSport initiatives and we are thankful for their support.

afl South east peninsula Saints One of the things we all love about the game of Australian Football is it’s uniqueness. It’s not like any other sport - a game that is both exciting to watch and to participate in. In Victoria, Football is considered almost a religion. It is a passion that drives millions to world class stadiums as well as local and country football grounds every year.

This week, players from the Mornington Peninsula region of Victoria get to do something that not many in our sport have the opportunity to do. That is, travel overseas to play our game and represent their community against an international opponent. Whilst the indigenous nature of Football is something that we hold dear, witnessing other countries adopting the game with a similar passion and enthusiasm is quite exciting even for ardent Football purists.

The Peninsula Saints U16 Boys and Youth Girls representative teams are made up of players from leagues within the AFL South East Region and these leagues hold a strong history of junior development and players progressing to AFL lists.

The matches played during the tour between the AFL South East and AFL New Zealand representative outfits continue to mark the beginning of what is hoped is a long and mutually beneficial partnership. As outlined earlier, our boys and girls are presented now with an opportunity rare in our game. For the New Zealand boys and girls, the opportunity to play against teams of like age and ability at the same time as representing their country is one that I’m sure will be forever treasured.

AFL South East is keen is ensure this venture continues to grow over the Anzac Weekend in years to come. We are also keen to explore new opportunities for New Zealand teams to visit our shores and interact with our communities and clubs.

In closing, I would like to thank Rob Vanstam and the team at AFL New Zealand for the work they have done to make the logistics of our trip as smooth as possible and for their enthusiasm in getting these matches off the ground. I would also like to thanks the parents of the players, who have contributed a significant amount of money to give their sons and daughters this opportunity. As the players from New Zealand know only too well, trans-Tasman ventures are expensive exercises and how wonderful it is to see so many parents also making the trip.

We would like to wish all players the very best - enjoy the experience and we hope you gain a lot out of the games. We certainly look forward to seeing the talent from all the teams on full display and experiencing the Haka to kick things off!

Jeremy Bourke Region General Manager AFL South East

AFL New Zealand Academy The AFL New Zealand Academy has been created to provide a pathway for athletes to excel through AFL. Â The AFL New Zealand Academy will improve the skills and fitness of athletes, through a training and development programme. The Academy consists of two levels: Level 1: for Athletes that are new entrants to Academy and New Zealand representative pathway Level 2: for Athletes continuing their Academy and New Zealand representative pathway with their next step U18 New Zealand Hawks or Senior New Zealand Hawks.

Eligibility for each level is also age related changing each year, based on the year you were born. Eligibility for this year can be found at aflnz.co.nz Academy Athletes are selected from the AFL New Zealand Youth Boys Competition in March of each year with each level containing up to 30 athletes. New Zealand Hawks Academy teams play touring Australian teams, April each year, with final selection of the New Zealand Hawks Academy teams being reduced to 24 athletes at the start of April each year.

With limitations on programmes delivered in the South Island, talented players identified in the regions of Christchurch and Otago will be provided with a development staff and programme in place of the Youth Boys competition. The opportunity then exists for a fast track entry into the AFL New Zealand Academy as a wild card entrant.

Academy athletes will participate in skill development, athletic testing and measurement, game play and personal development.

Further opportunities arising from the AFL New Zealand Academy include, selection into New Zealand Hawks Academy teams, AFL New Zealand National Combine selection, access to talent scouts and AFL International Scholarships.

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New Zealand Hawks Academy Level 1 to take on NSW Independent Schools The New Zealand Hawks Academy Level 1 will play a 2 game series against the New South Wales Independent Schools team in Auckland over the ANZAC Day weekend.

This is the first time the team from the New South Wales region has travelled over to New Zealand with high expectations for their 6 day trip. The tour comes off the back of a successful visit by a New Zealand Junior representative team to Sydney in April 2015.

The series takes place in conjunction with visits from other touring parties from South East Victoria as well as the AFL Academy team.

The New Zealand Academy Level 1 contains athletes that are new entrants to the New Zealand representative pathway with all players playing for New Zealand for the first time. Players have come from AFL New Zealand programmes delivered at Intermediate and Secondary School and have also participated in in the recently completed AFL New Zealand Youth Competition located in both Wellington and Auckland regions.

New Zealand Hawks Academy level 2 to play U16 Peninsula Saints The New Zealand Hawks Academy Level 2 will play a 2 game series against the U16 Peninsula Saints from South East Victoria in Auckland over the ANZAC Day weekend.

This is the second time a team from the South East Victorian region has travelled to New Zealand and are looking forward to the five day trip. General Manager of the region Jeremy Bourke, has been successful in creating an annual fixture between the two teams and this has been supplemented by a Youth Girls team also being represented in a two match series against the New Zealand Kahu.

Following on from the ANZAC Day weekend, AFL New Zealand will have an Under 18 National team travel to AFL South East in Melbourne where they will firstly link with local clubs before playing a game against local opposition and a chance to visit the home of AFL for a great experience.

The New Zealand Hawks Academy Level 2 team sees an even split of return players and debutants with the development of the players improved through participation in the inaugural AFLNZ Youth Competition, over summer and hailed a great success and the best preparation youth teams have had leading into National Representation.

Senior New Zealand Hawks HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH

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Rob Malone Chris Mundell Shannon Wall

RUNNER MANAGER PHYSIO

NAME

Andriu Sucu Michael Lentini Fizeo Works

D.O.B

Misilifi Jr Faimalo Jordan Drinkall Michael Boyce Kyle Smith Samuel McKenzie Te Kopa Tipene-Thomas Jay Johnson Heta Scarf Matthews Andrew Howison James Kusel Christian Blackie Tim Stokes Troy Brown Jessie Baty Josh Cunliffe Brandon Sucu Alastair Maisey Levi Inglis Will Gregson Aaron Harris Ty Smith Brendan Clark Fraser Stevens Barclay Miller Ben Hick Kahurangi Robinson Joseph Baker-Thomas William Warbrick

5/4/1999 10/18/1991 2/6/1990 9/28/1994 8/9/1988 9/8/1997 9/12/1992 6/30/1997 1/4/1990 5/13/1987 5/12/1997 9/10/1991 6/10/1995 4/11/1996 2/26/1991 12/17/1993 4/14/1998 10/10/1994 9/6/1993 10/4/1986 9/25/1990 1/26/1987 1/27/1989 11/25/1998 10/24/1989 3/5/1997 3/14/1996 3/6/1998

CLUB

North City Demons University Blues Mt Roskil Saints Christchurch Bulldogs North City Demons North Shore Tigers Eastern Blues Otago Riot Oakleigh Districts Hutt Valley Eagles Otago Hoops University Blues North Shore Tigers Mt Roskill Saints North Shore Tigers North Shore Tigers Western Crows Eastern Blues Waitakere Magpies Morningside Panthers North Shore Tigers Maroochydore Roos North Shore Tigers Sandringham Zebras University Blues Southern Saints Sandringham Zebras Western Crows

REGION

Wellington Auckland Auckland Canterbury Wellington Auckland Canterbury Otago Melbourne Wellington Otago Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Auckland Canterbury Auckland Brisbane Auckland Brisbane Auckland Melbourne Auckland Bay of Plenty Melbourne Tauranga

24 April 2016, 1.00pm // QBE Stadium GOALS

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GOALS

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AFL Academy 19th Intake Level 1 HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH

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Brenton Sanderson Glen Jakovich NAME

Charlie Spargo Tyrone Hayes Aaron Darling Jack Higgins Lachlan Fogarty Patrick Naish Jack Powell Kane Farrell Jake Patmore Aidan Quigley Lochie O’Brien Jack Clayton Joel Garner Jordan Houlahan Jaidyn Stephenson Hunter Clark Dominic Grant Luke Davies-Uniacke Darcy Fogarty Cody Henness Jarrod Brander Oscar Clavarino Thomas Schmusch Alex Paech Nathan Richards Connor Ballenden Callum Coleman-Jones

Notes

ASSISTANT COACH Brad Ottens FOOTBALL MANAGER Mick Ablett

D.O.B

11/25/1999 4/27/1999 1/24/1999 3/19/1999 4/1/1999 1/15/1999 7/15/1999 3/17/1999 1/29/1999 5/7/1999 9/18/1999 2/25/1999 5/21/1999 2/19/1999 1/15/1999 3/26/1999 1/29/1999 6/8/1999 9/25/1999 2/7/1999 2/11/1999 5/22/1999 3/5/1999 6/17/1999 2/11/1999 29/3/1999 6/13/1999

STATE

NSW/ACT VIC VIC VIC VIC VIC NSW/ACT VIC WA VIC VIC QLD VIC SA VIC VIC SA VIC SA VIC NSW/ACT VIC SA NSW/ACT NSW/ACT QLD SA

STATE LEAGUE CLUB

Albury/Murray/Giants Academy Gippsland Power Dandenong Stingrays Oakleigh Chargers Western Jets Northern Knights Ainslie/Giants Academy Bendigo Pioneers Claremont Gippsland Power Bendigo Pioneers West Juniors/Lions Academy Eastern Ranges Sturt Eastern Ranges Dandenong Stingrays Wanderers/NT Thunder/Nth Adelaide Dandenong Stingrays Glenelg Gippsland Power Wentworth/Geelong Falcons/Giants Academy Dandenong Stingrays Woodville West Torrens Walla Walla/Murray/Giants Academy Griffith/Giants Academy West Juniors/Lions Academy Sturt

NZ Hawks academy level 1 Alex Fakatoumafi Peter Geale Warwick Kain Steve Allen

COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH MANAGER

#

NAME

D.O.B

REGION

SCHOOL

1

Luke Buckley

1/10/2003

Harbour

Albany Junior High School

2

James Dakin

9/28/2000

Auckland

Western Springs College

3

Quinn Pocock

2/23/2001

Auckland

Western Springs College

4

Brad Affleck

6/21/2000

Otago

Otago Boys High School

5

Wade McNabb

10/11/2002

Counties

Rosehill College

6

Ronan Morling

1/31/2002

Counties

Rosehill College

7

Logan Gaualofa

4/30/2002

Northland

Keri Keri High School

11 Jerome Goodhue

5/8/2000

Waitakere

Avondale College

14 Hari Below

3/23/2002

Wellington

Fergusson Intermediate

15 Kaleb Sinclair

3/15/2001

Wellington

Upper Hutt College

17 Mau Kuonga Tealei

7/20/2001

Wellington

Porirua College

18 Dennis Pere-Koro

9/13/2001

Northland

Keri Keri High School

19 Lewis Gill

3/7/2000

Wellington

Onslow College

20 Levi Boyd

8/17/2001

Waitakere

Rutherford College

21 Alvin Grant

1/29/2002

Harbour

Northcote College

22 Bronson Hewitson

3/13/2000

Waitakere

Avondale College

24 Rico Tuhua

11/28/2002

Wellington

Fergusson Intermediate

26 Thomas Woodward

10/19/2002

Wellington

Scots College

27 Beren Goodwin

1/18/2002

Wellington

Te Ra

31 Josh Hook

4/21/2000

Otago

Kavanagh College

33 Braedyn Collins

7/12/2000

Harbour

Rosmini College

36 Brandon Absalom

11/9/2000

Wellington

Wellington College

43 Douglas McJorrow

11/3/2002

Wellington

Scots College

44 George Hopkins

8/21/2002

Wellington

Fergusson Intermediate

Game 1 // 22 April 2016, 10.00am // QBE Stadium GOALS

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GOALS

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NSW Independent Schools Rhys McAlister Simon Wilson Tim Fava Sam Zikman

HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH TEAM MANAGER

#

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Daniel Scroope MEDICAL Alex Gregurke LOGISTICS Rebecca McGowan

NAME

1

Juay Kennedy

2 3

D.O.B

SCHOOL

7/17/2002

Waverley College

Pierce Roseby

1/4/2002

St. Ignatius College

Oliver Rinder

5/10/2002

Waverley College

4

James Beasley

5/10/2002

Cranbrook School

5

Brock Lopes

10/8/2002

Scots College

6

Sean Metelovski

9/17/2002

Shore School

7

Ashley Tonnet

2/2/2002

Barker College

8

Braeden Campbell

2/4/2002

Knox Grammar

9

Nicholas Beasley

5/10/2002

Cranbrook School

10

Hamish Dunstan

1/28/2002

Scots College

11

Jordan Moses

11/5/2001

Knox Grammar

12

Liam McCallum

5/23/2002

Oakhill College

13

Sam Austin

1/30/2002

St. Ignatius College

14

Brendan Doyle

10/2/2001

St Aloysius College

15

Harrison Garrett

3/24/2002

Sceggs Redlands

16

Dylan Howard

8/8/2002

Newington

17

Aaron Hawkes

8/14/2001

Newington College

18

Joe Finsterer

8/19/2001

St. Ignatius College

19

Jackson Barling

8/17/2001

St. Ignatius College

20

Nicholas Brewer

3/14/2001

St Pius X College

21

Max Hochuli

6/9/2002

Newington College

22

Riley Parkes

4/19/2001

Oakhill College

24

Ash Backlund

8/15/2001

Waverley College

25

Harrison Rowles

3/26/2002

Knox Grammar

26

Jude Yates

6/19/2002

Knox Grammar

Game 2 // 24 April 2016, 10.00am // QBE Stadium GOALS

BEHINDS

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QTR

1st 2nd 3rd Final

GOALS

BEHINDS

PTS

NZ Hawks academy level 2 Shannon Wall David Abetz Kieran Houlker Aaron Tamariki

HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH MANAGER

#

NAME

1

Isaac Piper

8

Clayton Walters

9

Dawson Nanai

D.O.B

REGION

SCHOOL

3/9/2000

Auckland

St Peters College

6/6/2000

Waitakere

Green Bay High School

11/17/1999

Auckland

Southern Cross Campus

10 Jack Morris

6/18/1999

Waitakere

Green Bay High School

12 Jacob Tucker

5/14/2000

Harbour

Northcote College

13 Josh Mackie

5/4/1999

Otago

Otago Boys High School

16 Lewis Barrow-Young

5/6/2000

Harbour

Northcote College

19 Aaron Kohai

10/30/1999

Kawerau

Edgecumbe College

21 Chai Proctor

11/10/1999

Otago

Wakatipu High

23 Declan Crann

5/29/2000

Waitakere

Green Bay High School

24 Hayden Johnston

5/6/1999

Otago

Otago Boys High School

25 Hoani Rogers-Brown

9/17/1999

Northland

Dargaville High School

28 Jacob Burri

8/25/2000

Waitakere

Green Bay High School

35 Sebastian Serrano-Valladares

2/27/1999

Auckland

Sacred Heart College

37 Joel Brown

6/18/1999

Auckland

St Pauls College

38 Shaun Hanning

1/26/1999

Wellington

Saint Patricks College Silverstream

39 Joseph Alesich-Tamariki

1/16/1999

Auckland

Rosmini College

49 Joshua Morgan-Ranui

7/17/1999

Wellington

Wellington College

50 Keedon Bruce

6/22/1999

Northland

Whangarei Boys High School

51 Lachlan Kennedy

8/28/1999

Northland

Whangarei Boys High School

52 Michael Iwashita

2/25/2000

Northland

Whangarei Boys High School

53 Luke Dunning

8/03/1999

Auckland

Albany Senior High School

54 Max Stuart

8/14/1999

Northland

Bay of Islands College

55 William Kempt

9/6/2000

Wellington

Saint Patricks College Silverstream

Game 1 // 22 April 2016, 2.00pm // QBE Stadium GOALS

BEHINDS

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1st 2nd 3rd Final

GOALS

BEHINDS

PTS

u16 peninsula saints FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT MANAGER – AFL SOUTH EAST Cam Roberts HEAD COACH Gavin Taylor TEAM MANAGER Mike Pulsford ASSISTANT COACH Darren Wishart RUNNER Jon Gahan ASSISTANT COACH Tim McDonald TRAINER Peter Burns

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NAME

D.O.B

CLUB

1

Tom Reeves

8/09/2000

Bonbeach YCW JFC

2

Tom Baker

17/09/2000

Frankston Dolphins JFC

3

Liam Wishart

18/05/2000

Frankston Rovers JFC

4

Jack Marshall

13/07/2000

Crib Point JFC

5

Sam McDonald

22/05/2000

Somerville JFC

6

Dylan Allen

9/01/2000

Rye JFC

7

Jake Hall

5/03/2000

Mt Martha JFC

8

Jasper Gordon

14/12/2000

Edithvale Aspendale JFC

9

Kalyb Doyle

17/02/2000

Carrum Downs JFC

10 Mason Eldridge

25/07/2000

Pearcedale Baxter JFC

11 Leith Bassett

25/10/2000

Langwarrin JFC

12 Matthew Gahan

7/11/2000

Balnarring JFC

14 Danny Andrews

8/11/2000

Hastings JFC

15 Luke Findikakis

1/10/2000

Frankston YCW

16 Khyal Jacobson

23/04/2000

Beleura JFC

18 Mason Barker

27/04/2000

Pines JFC

21 Sean Burns

8/06/2000

Karingal Bulls JFC

22 Rhys Fowler

12/03/2000

Seaford JFC

23 Jack Presti

20/07/2000

Dromana JFC

24 Harry McIntyre

6/03/2000

Red Hill JFC

25 Benji Pulsford

7/07/2000

Mt Eliza JFC

26 Aaron Columbo

10/05/2000

Rosebud JFC

27 Broady Fernee

4/07/2000

Sorrento JFC

28 Sam Lee Conway

28/03/2000

South Mornington JFC

29 Matt Mayne

18/3/2000

Beleura JFC

Game 2 // 24 April 2016, 3.00pm // QBE Stadium GOALS

BEHINDS

PTS

QTR

1st 2nd 3rd Final

GOALS

BEHINDS

PTS

NZ Kahu youth girls HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH MANAGER

#

Mick Coultard Mitch Ryan Adam Rice Mel Green NAME

D.O.B

REGION

SCHOOL

1

Rosie Schuster

17/11/2000

Counties

Aorere College

2

Valentina Serrano

22/10/2002

Auckland

Baradene College

3

Emma Collins

5/06/2001

Auckland

Massey High School

4

Buell Verkade

5/13/2001

Auckland

Whangaparaoa College

5

Jolyn Collins

23/10/1998

Auckland

Massey High School

6

Meretiana Rapana

29/09/1998

Auckland

Massey High School

8

Brooke Harris

9/27/1999

Auckland

Mt Albert Grammar

11 Jaimee Wyatt

7/01/2001

Auckland

Westlake Girls High School

14 Killarney Morey

4/07/2001

Auckland

Epsom Girls Grammar School

15 Dayna Harris

25/11/1996

Auckland

Home school

16 Mikayla Mackereth

11/12/1999

Harbour

Northcote College

17 Jasmine Paki

8/01/2001

Auckland

Epsom Girls Grammar

18 O'Shea Macmillan

8/05/2000

Northland

Whangarei Girls High School

24 LoReta Kaitai-Fraser

5/05/2000

Auckland

Southern Cross Campus

25 Charley Green

9/18/1999

Northland

Dargaville High School

26 Charli Roi

24/08/2001

Auckland

Aorere College

27 Jade Nathan

5/09/2001

Auckland

Aorere College

28 Kayla Paniora

1/28/1998

Auckland

Western Springs College

29 Setareh Brown

7/27/1998

Northland

Whangarei Girl's High School

Game 1 // 22 April 2016, 12.00pm // QBE Stadium GOALS

BEHINDS

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QTR

1st 2nd 3rd Final

GOALS

BEHINDS

PTS

peninsula saints youth girls COACH TEAM MANAGER RUNNER

Richard Brennan Monique Van Loo Lee Marriott

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ASSISTANT COACH TRAINER

NAME

Scott Macfarlane Andrew Jago

D.O.B

CLUB

1

Emily Marriott

15/07/1999

Beleura JFC

2

Emma Pugh

19/06/1999

Frankston Dolphins JFC

3

Molly Austin

16/12/2000

Dromana JFC

4

Cassie Rowe

16/02/1999

Frankston Dolphins JFC

5

Katelyn Van Loo

23/01/2001

Beleura JFC

6

Izabel Geleit

9/05/1999

Edithvale Aspendale JFC

7

Jasmin Mandile

9/09/1998

Rye JFC

Siobhan Noonan 10 Bridget Pawsey 11 Sammi Reece

24/02/2000

Dromana JFC

23/1/2001

Beleura JFC

16/03/1999

Edithvale Aspendale JFC

12 Isabella Woinarski 14 Montana Macfarlane

27/06/1999

Rye JFC

12/05/1998

Mount Martha/South Mton

15 Alex Murray 16 Tayla Prentice

18/03/2001

Karingal Bulls JFC

15/5/1999

Rosebud JFC

17 Jaymie Lilley 18 Tilly Giddings-Constable

10/11/2000

Beleura JFC

13/03/2001

Seaford JFC

19 Hayley Logan-Pulser 20 Ruby Hotchin

18/05/1998

Frankston Rovers JFC

21/12/1999

Rosebud JFC

21 Kayla Borthwick 23 Casey Jago

2/09/1998

Carrum Downs JFC

21/07/1999

Balnarring JFC

9

Game 2 // 24 April 2016, 11.30am // QBE Stadium GOALS

BEHINDS

PTS

QTR

1st 2nd 3rd Final

GOALS

BEHINDS

PTS