AFL HUNTER CENTRAL COAST - FOOTBALL RECORD-ROUND 2 SATURDAY 6 APRIL, 2019
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AFL HUNTER CENTRAL COAST
FOOTBALL RECORD—ROUND 2
SATURDAY 6 APRIL, 2019
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ROUND 2—SNAPSHOT
H AVA L B LACK D IA M O ND C UP
Cardiff vs. Maitland Pasterfield Sports Complex 2.00pm
Singleton vs. Terrigal Avoca Rose Point Park 2.00pm
Warners Bay vs. Nelson Bay Feighan Oval 2.00pm
Wyong Lakes vs. Gosford Don Small Oval 2.00pm
Killarney Vale vs. Newcastle City Adelaide St Oval 2.00pm
H AVA L B L A C K D I A M O N D P L AT E
Cardiff vs. Maitland Pasterfield Sports Complex 12.00pm
Singleton vs. Muswellbrook Rose Point Park 10.00am
Warners Bay vs. Terrigal Avoca Feighan Oval 10.00am
Wyong Lakes vs. Gosford Don Small Oval 10.00am
Lake Macquarie vs. Newcastle City Tulkaba Park 2.00pm
The Entrance Bateau Bay vs. Killarney Vale Bateau Bay Sports Facility 5.00pm
H UNT E R H AVA L WOM EN ’ S
Cardiff vs. Nelson Bay Pasterfield Sports Complex 10.00am
Singleton vs. Muswellbrook Rose Point Park 12.00pm
Warners Bay vs. Terrigal Avoca Feighan Oval 12.00pm
Wyong Lakes vs. Gosford Don Small Oval 12.00pm
Lake Macquarie vs. Newcastle City Tulkaba Park 12.00pm
The Entrance Bateau Bay vs. Killarney Vale Bateau Bay Sports Facility 3.00pm
Port Stephens vs. Maitland Ferodale Oval 12.00pm
Byes: Wallsend - West Newcastle
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MAITLAND ON THE MARCH
Maitland on the March in AFL Hunter Central Coast opener
Written by Isaac McIntyre
After falling to Newcastle City in the first round of finals last year, Maitland have claimed revenge in their first outing of
2019, with just one goal separating the two sides at the full-time whistle.
Whether it was a determination to get one over the inner-city powerhouse, or just a fantastic result off the back of a
strong preseason run, the Saints emerged the winners against City, knocking over the premiers 4.6-30 to 3.6-24 at the
Central Coast Regional Sporting & Recreation Complex on Saturday evening.
“Very happy with the win, and with the girl’s footy that they played on the Central Coast,” Saints coach Chris Pedler said
after the six-point victory. “We had a pretty good preseason, and got a few good trial games, but starting off with a win is
always good.”
“Even better to beat the reigning premiers in the very first week, I think it’s the first time Maitland has ever knocked them
over in the women’s competition, so that’s pretty special for the girls.”
Newcastle have started their title defence in 2019 with an uphill battle after falling to the Saints on the Central Coast.
The battle on the Central Coast was a close one from start to finish, as City and the Saints both chalked up a single major
in the first quarter to tie the game at 6-6 early on, before Newcastle took an 8-6 lead into the break. The second quarter
exploded points wise, as Maitland burst out to a 22-14 lead at the half, but the game was far from sealed.
City were able to take control back in the third, levelling things up in the second last game of the festival of football at the
southern ovals, and the two teams headed into the final stanza neck-and-neck at 22 points apiece.
Molly Simpson was the standout kicker for the Blues, as she claimed her first double of the season after her move from
the 2018 minor premiers Nelson Bay. Jessie Burnham led the way for the Saints, chalking up two majors of her own.
Sarah Burns and Nikki Robson also scored for Maitland, while Simone Wood was the only other City scorer of the match,
but Pedler said it was “really hard to pick out a single best player” for the team.
The women’s head coach, who has made the switch from leading the reserve grade in Maitland in 2018, pinpointed the
returning Sarah James as a key part of the squad.
“Sarah was great, and we had a new girl who’s coming into the sport – Nikki [Robson], who has come across from league
tag – she was fantastic. Another new girl, Ash [Fennell] was great, but overall I couldn’t have picked a bad player and it
was a great team effort.”
Fennell, who has made the move from Adelaide in the post season and joined the Saints, was named best of field for the
winning side, while Anna Fraser and Stevi Bishop were also given the nod as some of Maitland’s best.
Also on Saturday, Gosford kick-started the festival of football with a 7.2-44 to 2.7-19 win over The Entrance Bateau Bay,
with Lily Mugridge kicking two for the Tigers.
Wyong Lakes had similar success, downing Warners Bay 6.1-37 to 2.3-15 off the back of a strong hat-trick from the Mag-
pies Aleece Williams, while Killarney Vale piled over Muswellbrook with a 28.14-182 to 0.0-0 victory. Kelsey Acton bagged
one of the highest tallies of the weekend with five, while Sasha Edwards and Ashleigh Page both notched four.
Cardiff also chalked up a landslide victory on the Central Coast, scoring 115 points against Wallsend-West Newcastle, who
posted just two majors and five behinds for a final score of 17. Claudia Russell and Arizona Cross both claimed hat-tricks,
while Tayla Grazules and the Bailey sisters Eva and Minerva all kicked two apiece.
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MAITLAND ON THE MARCH
Finally, Lake Macquarie fell to Terrigal Avoca in a 10.18-78 to 2.3-15 battle to close out the evening, with Panthers for-
ward Morgan Ross returning to her scoring ways with eight majors against the Dockers to put her atop the scoring charts
in the opening round. Bronte Korsch also chipped in two for the victorious Panthers.
Port Stephens had the first round bye.2018 minor premiers Nelson Bay were delivered an automatic loss after forfeiting
to Singleton at the one fixture planned to take place away from the Central Coast facilities. The Roosterettes had planned
to host the match at Rose Point Park, but the Marlins forfeit the fixture.
STANDINGS: Killarney Vale, Cardiff, Terrigal Avoca, Wyong Lakes, Gosford, Maitland, Singleton, Newcastle, The Entrance
Bateau Bay, Warners Bay, Lake Macquarie, Wallsend-West Newcastle, Nelson Bay, Port Stephens, Muswellbrook.
Photos by Geoff Robinson
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Central Coast Regional Sports
a n d R e c r e a ti o n C o m p l e x
The magnificent new Central Coast Regional Sports and Recreation Complex in Tuggerah opened last weekend. AFLHCC
spoke to Scott Cox, Director Environment and Planning, Central Coast Council about the new multi-purpose complex in
the lead up to Round one.
Council must be very proud of its magnificent new facility. What are the plans for the facility in 2019 please? We are
extremely proud to deliver the Central Coast Regional Sporting and Recreation Complex (The Complex) for our re-
gion and are excited to see what events will be brought to our region because of it.
The 2019 NSW Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout is already confirmed as the Complex’s first major state-wide event
and is anticipated to inject $6million into our local economy, with direct benefits to the region’s small businesses and
employment.
Securing this major event demonstrates how this facility is already delivering social, health, and economic benefits for
the local and wider community and will continue to do so for future generations to come.
The complex is ideal for so many sports. What sports can and will be accommodated there? The Complex was spe-
cifically designed to accommodate regionally significant, mass production sporting and recreational events
(including markets, expos and festivals) and boasts nine full size playing fields and an amenities building (with acces-
sible toilets, change rooms and storerooms) and can accommodate any sport that is played on fields.
An official opening ceremony for the Central Coast Regional Sporting and Recreation Complex will be held on Friday 29
March, kicking off three days of celebratory sporting events from a with a range of sports codes such as AFL, Oztag,
rugby league, rugby union, wheelchair sports, football (soccer) and T-ball as well as the strongest man and woman
competitions, providing a perfect opportunity to test out the new facility and grounds and entertain the local commu-
nity.
The Complex was designed to be built in two stages and Council is continuing to seek funding for the second stage to
develop a multi-purpose indoor complex and grandstand at the site – which will have the capacity to cater for even
more sport and recreational events.
Has the complex building process been relatively smooth process?
The Complex is the biggest sporting facility ever built on the Central Coast and for such a huge project, the construction
of the facility went quite smoothly. The $23.7 million project is the biggest infrastructure project for Open Space and
Recreation in decades and was made possible with a $10 million grant from the Australian Government’s National
Stronger Regions Fund and $13.71 million investment from Council.
What kind of grass are the playing fields? Will Rye Grass be planted for winter competitions?
The fields at the Complex are a couch grass. In winter, where required, Council will sow over with Rye.
What are the field dimensions for Australian Rules Football?
The main AFL field is 159m x 127m and can accommodate a national game.
When do the cricket blocks go in?
The cricket blocks will go in later this year, between July and August and will all be turf.
How many change rooms are there in total at the complex?
Currently there are four permanent change rooms at the Complex with the capacity to bring in temporary ones for
larger events.
The complex is conveniently located near Tuggerah Station and other local facilities/amenities. Was this location
decided upon because of availability and convenience?
The Complex sits on 18.28 hectares of land at Lake Road Tuggerah and is ideally located close to the M1 freeway and
alongside train and bus transport, as well as being in close proximity to main town centres and a major shopping com-
plex making it a highly connected destination and perfect for the purpose of this facility.
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Central Coast Regional Sports
a n d R e c r e a ti o n C o m p l e x
Round 1 of the AFLHCC on March 30 will be a huge day, in combination with other sports. Council must be very excit-
ed at the thought of this day and having so many players, officials and supporters using this superb facility?
Delivery of this project aligns with the vision of the Central Coast Regional Strategy (2006-2031) to create a prosperous,
sustainable, liveable and well-coordinated future for the Central Coast by Supporting and strengthening tourism oppor-
tunities; encouraging and investigating opportunities to diversify the region’s economy; strengthening the Central
Coast’s unique identity; and capitalizing on the region’s position between Sydney and Newcastle.
Sport brings people together and by hosting the season launch of the AFL Hunter Central Coast, with round one of their
competition, this definitely aligns with Council’s vision for the Complex and showcases its potential
We want the facility to be filled with players and supporters coming together to create a great atmosphere – that’s
great for the sport and for our community.
The AFLHCC Community Football Manager, Sam Zikman, was similarly enthused when asked about the new facility,
which will host four Black Diamond Cup and six Womens Round 1 fixtures this Saturday.
Zikman said “Council has worked on this complex for a number of years, and they have four multi-purpose fields plus a
purpose-built AFL ground which will be shared with cricket when the turf pitches are laid later on this year. We are re-
ally happy as a League to be able to take some content to the CCRSC, over the coming years the complex will be a won-
derful asset for our League to utilize it for official fixtures like Round 1 this Saturday, practice games and representative
games.”
Zikman advised that “this Saturday, the Black Diamond Cup games will be played on the AFL ground, known as Field 9,
whilst the Women's fixtures will be played on the multi-purpose ground known as Field 1-2.”
Zikman was asked about the use of the CCRSC for representative football carnivals in future. He stated that “certainly,
we will ask for feedback from all of our clubs after this weekend as to the standard of the facility, with an eye toward
the possibility of junior representative football, our own Women's representative Tri-Series (contested between New-
castle, Hunter and Central Coast) and senior Men's rep footy. The CCRSC is definitely being looked at as a major base
for representative Australian Rules in the future.”
We thank Scott & Sam for their time and look forward to many years of footy at this magnificent new complex, a com-
plex almost unmatched in Country NSW.
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C LU B C O N TA C T S
CARDIFF HAWKS Peter Risby 0419 584 401 prisby@dxc.com
GOSFORD TIGERS Gavin Cornish 0468 570 545 tigers@gosfordafl.com.au
KILLARNEY VALE BOMBERS Paul Forster 0418 660 984 president@kvbombers.com
LAKE MACQUARIE DOCKERS Ray Gooley 0439 036 025 r_tgooley@bigpond.com
MAITLAND SAINTS Rob Eddy 0421 046 904 snrpressaints@gmail.com
MUSWELLBROOK CATS Annette Garland 0422 248 770 president@muswellbrookcats.com
NELSON BAY MARLINS Madison Young 0428 181 643 madison.h@live.com
NEWCASTLE CITY BLUES Nathan Wilmott 0404 030 676 nathan_wilmott@hotmail.com
PORT STEPHENS POWER Rose Potter portstephenspower@gmail.com
SINGLETON ROOSTERS Nadene McBride 0439 931 511 kyahjessie@gmail.com
TERRIGAL AVOCA Ryan Weber 0402 417 109 ryan.weber@ramm.com.au
PANTHERS
THE ENTRANCE BATEAU BAY Tracey Allen 0407 294 085 president@theblues.org.au
WALLSEND WEST Steve Lewer 0459 082 162 steve.lewer@environment.nsw.gov.au
NEWCASTLE SWANS
WARNERS BAY BULLDOGS David Redden 0421 922 910, david.redden@gmail.com
WYONG LAKES MAGPIES Simon Wood 0414 286 074 president@wyonglakesafc.com.au
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R O U N D O N E R E S U LT S
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Cup
GOSFORD v. TERRIGAL AVOCA
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Terrigal Avoca 2.6, 8.11, 13.15, 21.18 (144)
Gosford 1.1, 3.1, 3.1, 3.3 (21)
GOALS, Terrigal Avoca : S. Ellis 4, L. Bury 4, B. Thomas 4, N. Belbin 3, C. Bond 2, J. Turner 1, T. Cresswell 1, J. Grimmond 1,
J. Polglase 1
Gosford :T. Eather 2, D. Rodger 1
BEST, Terrigal Avoca :N. Belbin, L. Bayliss, K. Fleming, S. Ellis, L. White, L. Bury
Gosford :T. Eather, J. Barty, A. Remy, T. Carter, W. Power, B. Deitz
WARNERS BAY v. WYONG LAKES
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Warners Bay 3.2, 5.4, 7.6, 10.9 (69)
Wyong Lakes 4.1, 4.3, 6.7, 8.9 (57)
GOALS, Warners Bay : B. Scowen 3, J. Roach 2, R. Sorensen 2, M. Spinks 1, R. Warner 1, J. Downing 1
Wyong Lakes :J. Roach 4, J. McPhan 3, T. Wood 1
BEST, Warners Bay : N. Turner, M. Spinks, D. Paton, J. Roach, B. Scowen, L. Vo
Wyong Lakes : R. Johnston, J. Roach, C. Jones, D. Murphy, T. Wood, J. McPhan
SINGLETON v. NELSON BAY
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Singleton 0.2, 2.5, 4.5, 5.6 (36)
Nelson Bay 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 2.7 (19)
GOALS, Singleton : J. Welsh 2, T. Bates 1, Z. Bray 1
Nelson Bay : B. Barton 1, K. Lamond 1
BEST, Singleton : S. Howard, A. Mitchell, A. Scott, J. Vearing, L. Draper, M. Cornelius
Nelson Bay : B. Barton, C. Bird, J. Burns, J. Fleming, T. Anderson, J. Carey
KILLARNEY VALE v. CARDIFF
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Cardiff 3.2, 4.4, 7.8, 8.8 (56)
Killarney Vale 1.1, 4.4, 5.4, 7.7 (49)
GOALS, Cardiff : J. Lennon 3, I. Hughes 2, M. DeLeur 1, Z. Cross 1, B. Job 1
Killarney Vale : A. Flynn 2, K. Walford 1, S. Jabour 1, T. Oosterhoff 1, L. Banfield 1, H. Bernleitner 1
BEST, Cardiff : J. Campbell, B. Graetz, L. Gibson, J. Lennon, T. Thompson, Z. Cross
Killarney Vale : T. Oosterhoff, K. Walford, J. Kidd, C. Bond, H. Bernleitner, S. Jabour
MAITLAND v. NEWCASTLE CITY
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Newcastle City 4.5, 7.5, 13.8, 14.12 (96)
Maitland 0.1, 3.3, 5.3, 7.4 (46)
GOALS, Newcastle City : N. MacDonald 5, C. Haswell 3, C. Keast 3, M. Quinlan 2, H. Kelleher 1
Maitland : J. Rory 5, W. Pankhurst 2
BEST, Newcastle City : H. Selkirk, M. Knight , N. MacDonald, J. Bowyer, H. Blanchfield, C. Haswell
Maitland : S. Jordan, S. Doran, P. McMahon, D. Bennett, C. Carroll, J. Rory
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R O U N D O N E R E S U LT S
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's
GOSFORD v. THE ENTRANCE BATEAU BAY
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Gosford 2.0, 2.1, 5.1, 7.2 (44)
The Entrance Bateau Bay 0.1, 1.4, 2.5, 2.7 (19)
GOALS, Gosford : L. Mugridge 2, S. Hopkinson 1, J. Mandy 1, V. Holmlund 1, R. Medcraft 1, S. Damico 1
The Entrance Bateau Bay : K. Barnes 1, Z. Ifield 1
BEST, Gosford : L. Mugridge, S. Hopkinson, S. Damico, C. Mitchell, M. Kacarovski , R. Medcraft
The Entrance Bateau Bay : O. Young, Z. Ifield, K. Reed, R. Hall, T. Allen, S. Caddis
WARNERS BAY v. WYONG LAKES
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Wyong Lakes 4.0, 5.0, 6.1, 6.1 (37)
Warners Bay 0.0, 2.2, 2.2, 2.3 (15)
GOALS, Wyong Lakes : A. Williams 3, A. Nicholson 1, S. Ball 1, A. Ede 1
Warners Bay :P. Elliott 1, K. Jedrzejak 1
BEST, Wyong Lakes : T. Tudehope, J. Graham, A. Ede, E. Bohan, S. Ball, K. Murray
Warners Bay : J. Wellings, S. Delaney , T. Baker, C. Wolfe, T. Jones, D. Crep
SINGLETON v. NELSON BAY
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Singleton won by foreit.
KILLARNEY VALE v. MUSWELLBROOK
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Killarney Vale 6.2, 13.4, 22.7, 28.14 (182)
Muswellbrook 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 (0)
GOALS, Killarney Vale: K. Acton 5, A. Page 4, S. Edwards 4, C. Sims 3, C. Barnett 3, T. Canobie 2,
G. Butler 2, B. Wood 1, C. Walters 1, H. Williams 1, H. Page 1, T. Toker 1
BEST, Killarney Vale: T. Toker, B. Wood, S. Edwards, C. Sims, C. Barnett, C. Walters
Muswellbrook: T. Forder, N. Heard, E. Mills, N. Benkovic, E. Knowles, S. Seagrave
WALLSEND - WEST NEWCASTLE v. CARDIFF
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Cardiff 5.5, 11.6, 15.11, 17.13 (115)
Wallsend - West Newcastle 0.0, 0.2, 0.4, 2.5 (17)
GOALS, Cardiff : A. Cross 3, C. Russell 3, M. Bailey 2, E. Bailey 2, T. Grazules 2, B. Morten 1,
S. Johnson 1, E. Roper 1, S. Kelly 1, S. Vukovich 1
Wallsend - West Newcastle : A. Pittman 1, E. Curtis 1
BEST, Cardiff : A. Cross, S. Vukovich, T. Wilks, C. Russell, T. Grazules, M. Coram-Parker
Wallsend - West Newcastle : G. Fox, M. Sawkins, A. Finn, J. Gosper, E. Curtis, A. Pittman
MAITLAND v. NEWCASTLE CITY
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Maitland 1.0, 3.4, 3.4, 4.6 (30)
Newcastle City 1.2, 2.2, 3.4, 3.6 (24)
GOALS, Maitland : J. Burnham 2, N. Robson 1, S. Burns 1
Newcastle City : M. Simpson 2, S. Wood 1
BEST, Maitland :S. James, N. Robson, H. Centra, S. Bishop, A. Fraser, A. Fennell
Newcastle City : C. Lam, T. Kilpatrick, M. Norton, T. Joyce, K. DiNardo, A. Norton
LAKE MACQUARIE v. TERRIGAL AVOCA
Round 1 - 30/03/2019
Terrigal Avoca 2.4, 4.7, 4.16, 10.18 (78)
Lake Macquarie 0.1, 1.2, 1.3, 2.3 (15)
GOALS, Terrigal Avoca : M. Ross 7, B. Korsch 2, D. Rowe 1
Lake Macquarie: C. Hill 1, E. Howe 1
BEST, Terrigal Avoca : M. Ross, L. Gardner, D. Rowe, C. Grimmond-Lee, G. Ralphs , R. Hull
Lake Macquarie : C. Hill, B. Schneeweiss, H. Kozlik, C. Jennings, R. Carusi, S. Janissen
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HAVAL AFL HCC LADDERS—ROUND ONE
Cup Ladder
Pos Team P W L D B F A % % Won
1 Terrigal Avoca 1 1 0 0 0 144 21 685.71 100
2 Newcastle City 1 1 0 0 0 96 46 208.70 100
3 Singleton 1 1 0 0 0 36 19 189.47 100
4 Warners Bay 1 1 0 0 0 69 57 121.05 100
5 Cardiff 1 1 0 0 0 56 49 114.29 100
6 Killarney Vale 1 0 1 0 0 49 56 87.50 0
7 Wyong Lakes 1 0 1 0 0 57 69 82.61 0
8 Nelson Bay 1 0 1 0 0 19 36 52.78 0
9 Maitland 1 0 1 0 0 46 96 47.92 0
10 Gosford 1 0 1 0 0 21 144 14.58 0
Women’s Ladder
Pos Team P W L D B F A % % Won
100000
1 Killarney Vale 1 1 0 0 0 182 0 100
0.00
2 Cardiff 1 1 0 0 0 115 17 676.47 100
3 Terrigal Avoca 1 1 0 0 0 78 15 520.00 100
4 Wyong Lakes 1 1 0 0 0 37 15 246.67 100
5 Gosford 1 1 0 0 0 44 19 231.58 100
6 Maitland 1 1 0 0 0 30 24 125.00 100
7 Singleton 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 100
8 Newcastle City 1 0 1 0 0 24 30 80.00 0
The Entrance Ba-
9 1 0 1 0 0 19 44 43.18 0
teau Bay
10 Warners Bay 1 0 1 0 0 15 37 40.54 0
11 Lake Macquarie 1 0 1 0 0 15 78 19.23 0
Wallsend - West
12 1 0 1 0 0 17 115 14.78 0
Newcastle
13 Nelson Bay 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0
14 Port Stephens 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 0
15 Muswellbrook 1 0 1 0 0 0 182 0.00 0
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TOP 10 GOAL KICKERS—AFTER ROUND ONE
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond
Newcastle City Noah MacDonald 5
Cup
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond
Maitland Jai Rory 5
Cup
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond
Terrigal Avoca Brandon Thomas 4
Cup
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond
Terrigal Avoca Sam Ellis 4
Cup
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond
Wyong Lakes James Roach 4
Cup
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond
Terrigal Avoca Luke Bury 4
Cup
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond
Newcastle City Conor Haswell 3
Cup
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond
Newcastle City Cameron Keast 3
Cup
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond
Wyong Lakes Justin McPhan 3
Cup
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond
Terrigal Avoca Nathan Belbin 3
Cup
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Terrigal Avoca Morgan Ross 7
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Killarney Vale Kelsey Acton 5
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Killarney Vale Ashleigh Page 4
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Killarney Vale Sasha Edwards 4
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Cardiff Arizona Cross 3
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Wyong Lakes Aleece Williams 3
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Killarney Vale Caitlin Sims 3
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Killarney Vale Courtney Barnett 3
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Cardiff Claudia Russell 3
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Killarney Vale Taylah Canobie 2
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2 0 1 9 A F L H C C PA R T N E R S
In 2019, HAVAL Group have come on board as major partners to support AFL across the region, this
year their partnership will include all three senior grades plus the social competition as well as the
junior competition.
With Hunter HAVAL continuing League partnership through the HAVAL Group, in 2019, we’re pleased
to have Brian Hilton HAVAL on board also.
We’re very excited to have the HAVAL Group, Hunter HAVAL and Brian Hilton HAVAL as our major
partners for 2019, and we would like to thank them for their support.
We would also like to thank the below companies who have also committed their support to AFL in the
Hunter Central Coast region.
Major Event Partner Trophy & Awards Partner
Apparel Partner Radio & Media Partner Tape Supply Partner
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B A R T V M AT C H O F T H E W E E K
Round TWO Match of the Week will have Cardiff v Maitland in the
Cup game, and Cardiff v Nelson Bay In the Women’s game.
Winners from Round One:
Nathan Belbin—Terrigal Avoca
Nicholas Turner—Warners Bay
Jack Lennon—Cardiff
Sam Jordan—Maitland
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KI L LA RN EY VA LE B OM BE RS
Senior Coach: Corey Shackleton
Women’s Coach: Peter Kelleher
Colours: Black & Red
Facebook: Centralcoastbombers
CUP WOMEN We’d like to welcome the reigning premiers Newcastle City to Ade-
1 Daniel Cartwright 1 Ashleigh Flack laide St Oval. Although there’s only one game on, we hope you en-
4 Justin Lloyd 2 Sasha Edwards joy the day.
5 Lachy Waters 3 Bethany Wood
6 James Kidd 4 Emily Grellman A quick recap of last weeks games saw our Women get off to a flyer
7 Scott Reed 5 Chelsea Dawson with a solid win against Muswellbrook with Claudia Walters being
8 Jayden Banfield 6 Jocelyn Kelleher adjudged best on ground and Kelsey Acton having a day out kicking
a bag.
9 Calvin Bond 7 Sian George
10 Ben Simpson 8 Tayla Thorn
The Cup side fell 7 points short against Cardiff in what was cyclonic
11 Brendan Lewis 9 Shardae Grieve
conditions at time. Tim Oosterhoff picked up where he left off last
12 Alex Bailey 10 Ange Jones year dominating the ruck and in a low scoring match Ayden Flynn
13 Kyall Walford 11 Hannah Page was our only multiple goal scorer with 2 majors.
15 Josh Mifsud 12 Rindy Moroney
16 Campbell Wilson 13 Belinda Jenkins Next week we look forward to having all teams playing at home
17 Harley Bernleitner 14 Shana Doughney against Warners Bay which always a great day of footy.
18 Michael Forster 15 Taylah Canobie
20 Jorden Carrick 16 Carmyn Lennon Congratulations to Tayla Thorn who plays her 50th Senior Game.
21 Dillion Stevens 17 Caitlin Sims
22 Ryan Barrett 18 Brooke Hoolihan We’d also like to thank our sponsors below for coming on board in
25 Liam Banfield 19 Ashleigh Page 2019, your support and generosity and greatly appreciated.
26 Liam Hassall 20 Courtney Rachelle Diggers@The Entrance
27 Rick White 21 Georgia Butler Mortgage Choice Tumbi Umbi
32 Tim Oosterhoff 22 Dixie Butler The Bottle-O Killarney Vale
33 Eenjay Convy 23 Megan Jenkins The Fox Group
34 Sam Jabour 25 Natasha Gregory Solvere
36 Paul Blain 27 Claudia Walters The ShowerScreenGuy
42 Jordan Canobie 29 Beatriz Rael Delgado Best Signs
43 Brad Edwards 30 Skye Bailey Pizza Inn Long Jetty
44 Harley Beckett 32 Teneale Toker Bendigo Bank
49 Marc Adams 33 Kelsey Acton Whiteys Rite Price Tyres
50 Richy Lyons 34 Hannah Williams Allwell Contructions
52 Ayden Flynn 35 Brooke Peachy Sublime Heating
53 Deklan Bates Chem-Dey Red Rose
54 Jake Bates Coastal Martial Arts
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ONE BIG BOMBER
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NEWCASTLE CITY BLUES
Senior Coach:: Tim Cotter
Women’s Coach: Jon Clark & Kirsty Ferguson
Colours: Navy Blue & white
Facebook: newcastlecityblues
CUP WOMEN Round 1 at the new Central Coast Regional Sporting and Recre-
1 Sally Codyre ation Complex provided a great showcase of local football with
1 Aidan Watling
City getting the win over Maitland in the Cup competition and
2 Macaulay O'Malley 2 Courtney Eckert
just going down against Maitland in the womens match.
3 Harrison Selkirk 3 Stephanie Miniter
4 Stephen Batten 4 Taylor Joyce For the womens side the Norton sisters started their season off
5 Luke Rawnsley 5 Kathleen Gibson well along with Kate DiNardo and Taylor Joyce under new
7 Conor Haswell 6 Sabrina Kliousis Coach Jon Clarke. In the Cup match City Juniors Harrison Selkirk
8 Joseph O'Donoghue 7 Gabrielle McSpadden and Noah MacDonald (5 goals) were fantastic under lights on
8 Kate DiNardo Saturday night along with skipper Mitch Knight, Conor Haswell
10 Hugh Blanchfield
and Cam Keast. Best wishes to Mitch Bastin on a speedy return
11 Steven Scott 9 Meaghan MacDonald
from his shoulder injury.
13 Mitchell Knight 10 Tjarra Kilpatrick
14 Cade Triffitt 11 Anna Ralston Today in the Cup competition we take on Killarney Vale at Ade-
15 Ian Baker 12 Kristel Gavenlock laide Street Oval in what promises to be an entertaining en-
16 Hayden Kavanagh 13 Katherine Stellmaker counter. Big Kev McDonald makes his long awaited return to
14 Samantha Thompson the Cup side along with Jackson Crawford and Steve Scott both
17 Ethan Durbridge
15 Molly Simpson returning from injuries.
18 Hamish Thomson
19 Jackson Crawford 16 Roisin Ronan Yates
Over at Tulkaba Park our Plate side gets their first hit out for
21 Noah MacDonald 17 Chiara Lam the year against Lake Macquarie who have returned to the
22 Reed van Huisstede 18 Kirsty Ferguson Plate competition. With the Bob Hooten Cup on the line again
23 Cameron Keast 19 Simone Wood in 2019, the game should be a cracker. Lastly, our womens side
20 Jemima Thomas also take on Lake Macquarie at 12 noon with the Blues looking
24 Jack Bowyer
to return to the winners circle this week.
26 Liam Dwyer 21 Sophie Hoffman
28 Benjamin Ellis 22 Ashley Bacales
Best of luck to all those representing City this weekend, with
30 Hugh Kelleher 23 Tegan McNiff the Juniors also kicking off on Sunday, enjoy your weekend at
38 Max Quinlan 24 Caitlin Holcombe the footy. Go City!
40 Mitchell Black 25 Casey Eacott
45 Zac Macdonald 26 Hannah Murdoch
48 Kevin Macdonald 27 Annemarie Peacock
77 Brady Sweetnam 28 Madeline Norton
29 Melanie Edwards
30 Sarah Halvorsen
37 Annalise Norton
82 Taylah Wiggins
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WYONG LAKES MAGPIES
Senior Coach: Mick Solomans
Women’s Coach: Josh Lawler
Colours: Black & White
Facebook: Wyong Lakes Australian Football Club Inc
CUP WOMEN What a fantastic first round of football at the new Central Coast
regional stadium. Well done to the Hunter Central Coast Team on
1 Mason Laksa 1 Abby Pearce
running this hugely successful event.
4 Carter Jones 3 Rebecca Ives
5 Mitchell Ede 10 Miranda Faulks The lady Pies started their season off with a strong performance
7 Keaton Jones 11 Jesse Graham against a determined Warners bay. With a host of regulars out,
8 Billy Denniss 12 Alanna Nicholson the new faces filled the void and were able to capitalize on their
opportunities. Aleece Williams opened her account with 3 whilst
9 Tyler Wood 14 Ashley Ede
Ashely Ede and Taylor tudehope were strong in their first appear-
10 Lee Moore (C) 15 Monique Maddalena ance.
13 Peter Drazl 16 Sharni Dawe
12 Jarred Cross 19 Holly Gibbons The Cup side started strongly with a fit Justin Mcphan and James
14 James Nixon 21 Khrah Tos Roach spearheading the attack and kicking 7 between them.
Carter Jones and David Murphy were more than serviceable deep
15 Chris Koop-Folkes 22 Aimee-Lee Bohan
in defense in a low scoring game. Bests for the day were Riley
17 Jordan Deeble 23 Rachael Potts Johnson and Tyler Wood who were solid throughout the mid
18 Andrew Raslan 24 Cheyanne Pay field.
19 Justin Mcphan 25 Emily Bohan
27 Jade Jones This weeks sees all Grades return home for the “Back to the Don”
20 Adam Tasker
day vs local rivals Gosford. In loving memory of Rhys McNaugh-
21 Brayden Tos 29 Jessica Lucas
ton and Steve “larry” lucca, a best on ground medal will be
25 Mitchell Mcdonald 30 Kanessa Murray awarded in their memory to the best player from each game.
27 Tim Hillman 33 Emily Cody
29 David Murphy 45 Alex Pearce Our Plate side also open their account with the first game of the
47 Aleece Williams day kicking off at 10am.
36 Blake Lester
37 Aaron Laksa
We welcome back the “Kick for cash” which was famously won
43 Ben Glachan by Kim Dawe last year after building up to $500. Tickets will be
54 James Roach on sale throughout the day.
57 Josh Glachan
59 Nathan Doyle We look forward to a massive day of football at the nest!
Go Pies!!
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GOSFORD TIGERS
Senior Coach: Josh Barty
Women’s Coach: Jasmine Mandy
Colours: Yellow & Black
Facebook: GosfordtigersAFC
CUP WOMEN'S It was great to finally get out and play some footy on
the weekend after the off season. Despite all the wet
5 Brad Deitz 2 Elizabeth Carles
weather leading upto Saturday, the new venue at Tug-
6 Alex King 3 Helena Aubrey gerah held it’s own and turned out to be a great day.
9 Joshua Barty 5 Lily Mugridge
6 Krystal Hopkinson
We had some mixed results on the day. It was great to
10 Patrick Murphy
see our Women’s team start the season off with a win.
11 Lachlan Henderson 8 Louise Kimpton Coach Jasmine Mandy has done a tremendous job over
12 Tristan Carter
9 Jodi Carroll the last month to pull this team together, with only 8
11 Eliza Churchward players who had played before, it only highlights how
14 Wade Power far they’ve come. We are certainly excited to see how
12 Jasmine Mandy
16 Alexander Remy they can develop and bond throughout the year as a
12 Rebecca O'Malley team. Unfortunately we picked up some injuries in the
20 Daniel White
13 Rhiannon Medcraft wet conditions, with Co-Captain Beccy Collins expected
21 Daniel Parker to miss the rest of the year with a knee injury, we wish
14 Krystal Eather
23 Tim Eather her all the best in her recovery.
15 Courtney Mitchell
24 Hamish Sproule
17 Victoria Holmlund First Grade had a tougher start to the year facing local
Alistaire Duell-
25 20 Rebecca Collins rival Terrigal-Avoca, with their experienced team we’re
Ferguson
21 Sophie Damico able to run away with it. It was great to see 6 debutants
26 Daniel Rodger out on the field at a Cup level and the return of a couple
23 Emma Sutas club stalwarts to add some further experience to this
27 Scott Manuelle
30 Maddison Kacarovski young side, only competiting at this level for the 2nd
28 Harrison Colreavy
year.
29 Jack Brewster
30 Jack Flynn This week we face Wyong at Don Small Oval with all 3
31 Thomas Paavola
grades playing, with the start of the Reserve Grade sea-
son, we are looking forward to the day which generally
34 Alec Sproule proves a great day out for the clubs. Best of luck to eve-
37 Adam Miller ryone today.
Benjamin O'Callaghan
We hope to see you at the Elly after the game and thank
the Elanora Hotel for their continued support.
Go Tiges!
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CARDIFF HAWKS
Senior Coach: Rowan Bilkey
Women’s Coach: Paul Cooksley
Colours: Maroon & Gold
Facebook: cardiffhawksfc
CUP WOMEN 2019 got off to the start we wanted last week with our ladies side
1 Simon O'Brien 1 Cleleste Plancia having a convincing win and our first grade side getting the points in
2 Tom Lashlie 2 Emma Hieke a hard fought battle over Killarney Vale. A special mention to the new
3 Matt Vukovich 3 Abbey Cooksley players and coaches who achieved their first win with the club. Con-
4 Jack Lennon Matisse Corman- gratulations, many more to come!
5 Jack Pratt 4 Parker
6 Nick Tomlison 5 Claudia Russell
7 Bryce Graetz This weekend is almost surreal for our club, fourteen long years of
6 Sam Kelly being nomadic or having less than adequate facilities comes to an
8 Mick Ryan
7 Arizona Cross end as we host our first official game on our amazing new Pasterfield
9 Jarred Campbell Sports Complex. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our
8 Nicola Walker
10 Chris Davies all our generous Corporate Partners who have stuck by our club
9 Sheree Vukovich
11 Pat Delaney throughout the challenging periods. You can now see the dream has
10 Lilly Skeet
12 Adam Clarke turned into a reality.
15 Declan Hoy 11 Jamine Onmg
18 Brandt Job 12 Tayla Grazules
22 Andrew Risby 13 Taylah Wilks We encourage everyone to make the most of the balcony views
23 Hugh O’Neill 14 Sophie Ranken when the IronBark Hill Brewhouse Bar opens from 12pm.
24 Regan Bowe 15 Eva Bailey
26 Scott Hawthorne 16 Minierva Bailey Best of luck to all three Hawks grades today..
28 Liam Gibson 17 Nikki Stenson
Go The Hawks!
29 Dave O’Donnell 19 Ellise Roper
33 Trent Thompson 20 Brianna Morten
35 Marcus De leur 21 Allie Hawthorn
39 Callum Spoor 22 Alex Fardell
40 Zander Cross 24 Elizabeth Clark
46 Isaac Hughes
26 Sam Johnson
48 Luke Griffiths
27 Hana Moffatt
56 Tom Hawthorne
28 Marnie Twyford
66 Cam Jones
29 Isabella Jones
80 Tim Keys
31 Jodi Rheinberger
32 Hayley Wright
33 Teliah Buckton
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MAITLAND SAINTS
Senior Coach: Ben Stewart
Women’s Coach: Chris Pedler
Colours: Gold, White, Red & Black
Facebook: Maitland Saints Australian Football Club
Round 1 is done and what a start it was for our Women’s team
CUP WOMEN for 2019. Coming up against the reigning premiers in Newcastle
2 Rob Eddy 1 Taylor Quinton-Widl City the women showed there intent from the first bounce.
3 Aiden Damico Whilst they were missing a few key players and having 5 debu-
2 Hannah Centra
tants in the team the girls worked hard for each other during
4 Dustin Spriggs 3 Sarah James the first quarter playing into a slight breeze which could easily
5 Harrison Harbrow 4 Jade Krautz have been mistaken for small twister.
7 Aidan Fitzgerald 6 Grace Maher
9 Walter Pankhurst 7 Claire Gaspersic The ladies used the breeze to there advantage in the second
quarter but just couldn’t shake the determined city outfit. The
10 Thomas Grimmer 9 Gabrielle Easey third quarter saw the backline under siege as Newcastle
11 Hayden Taylor 10 Jessica Maher attempted to use the wind to break the contest ope, but it was
12 Kaiden Ritchie 11 Jodie Eagar all to no avail as the back line held strong.
14 Riley Newstead 12 Leawanna O'Donohue
16 Michael Norton In the end a goal with 4 minutes remaining was enough to get
14 Amanada Smith
the girls the choccys for the day and didn’t they celebrate with
17 Mitch Ashley 15 Larissa Quigley an excellent rendition of the club song back in the sheds after-
18 Steve Doran 16 Jessie Burnham wards. While Junior was ecstatic with his first win as women's
19 Chris Pedler head coach, he was so proud of all his players he didn’t want to
19 Sarah Burns
20 Patrick McMahon single out any players as everybody contributed to the win. I did
27 Anna Fraser twist his arm and eventually get a few standouts in Sarah Janes,
21 Leeroy Nevin
30 Skyla Dunn Ash Fennell, Nikki Robson and Hannah Centra.
23 Colin Carroll
31 Stevi Bishop
25 Hugh Matheson The senior mens team also took on reigning premiers Newcastle
32 Rhianon Denniss
Lachlan Jones- city in the final Cup match of the day playing under lights. The
26 Mashman night didn’t start out all to plan with Fitz a late withdrawal and
28 Cameron Mitchell already being 4 key players down Benny and Spriggs turned to
an old head in Truman to play his only cup game of the year,
30 Mark Curran and in what he would tell you was a straight swap.
32 Nicholas McMahon
33 Greg Mudd The men also played into the breeze in the first quarter and City
34 Aaron Stephens used it to their advantage taking a handy lead into quarter time
with Sammy Jordan and Cap playing out of their skin down back.
35 Jordan Haddow
The tables turned in the second with our lads managing to out
42 Jason Kennewell score city and Wally kicking 2 goals in the quarter and Jai kicking
50 Lachlan Neal the first of his 5 goal haul. The Blues used the breeze well again
52 Andrew Willmot in the third but Jai still managed to kick 2 more goals with Steve
and Big Jase showing what our new look midfield will be capable
53 Scott Adlington
of in 2019.
57 Dylan Bennett
58 Jai Rory The fourth quarter saw Jai kick his final 2 goals to take his tally
60 Jason Adlington to 5 with city only managing the one major. In the end, whilst
we were defeated on the night, for our men to out score last
years premiers in 2 of 4 quarters shows were we are heading for
the 2019 season.
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WA R N E R S B AY B U L L D O G S
Senior Coach: Marty Reiman
Women’s Coach: Tracy Baker
Colours: Red, White & Blue
Facebook: WarnersBayAustralianFootballClub
CUP WOMEN Our second week of footy in 2019 sees Warners Bay host Terrig-
2 Jake Roach 1 Di Crep al Avoca and Nelson Bay on Family Day today at Feighan Oval.
3 Ben Scowen 2 Elizabeth Brown
4 Luke Roach 3 Amber Lawrence Our Cup side did the hard yards against a committed and tough
5 Matthew Spinks Wyong Lakes outfit before sneaking away with a very valuable
4 Kate Bartlem
four points from the CCRSC at Tuggerah.
6 Nicholas Turner 5 Sam Delaney
7 Ryan Sorensen 7 Kirsty Jedrzejak Riley Warner was pivotal in the last quarter as he was moved up
8 Riley Warner 9 Tiffani Jones forward as the Doggies coach Marty Reiman made several
11 Sam Rumball 10 Alisha Kesby moves in a bid to win the game.
12 Kobe McClure 12 Maddy Campbell
13 Samuel Gibbons The Warners Bay Football Club wishes to offer our deepest con-
13 Emma Chester
dolences to the Tos family and the Wyong Lakes family on the
14 Jarryd May 15 Abbey Lynch very sad loss of Michelle Tos. The Circle of Remembrance at the
15 Patrick Quinn 17 Tracy Baker-Holmes start of the Cup game showed the camraderie across our
16 Alex Crelley 18 Jade McPherson League.
17 Ben Ellis 19 Jasmine Wellings
18 Ben Hunter 22 Brittany Wood Our Womens side, jumped at the start by the Magpies, played
three good quarters of footy but couldn't quite peg back Wyong
19 Jeremy Smith 23 Samantha Lawrence
Lakes' explosive four goal start in the first quarter.
20 Jared Neale 24 Rachel Evans
21 Lachlan Deverell 26 Hannah Gow Today's games see our Plate side up against the 2018 Premiers,
22 Dillon Walsh-Hall 27 Rachel Goodenough our Womens side up against first-up winners Terrigal Avoca and
23 Daniel Gray 28 Jo Spratt our Cup team playing Nelson Bay, with ex Sydney Swans Prem-
24 Josh Nicol 29 Ellie Richards iership player Craig Bird a welcome addition to the Marlins play-
25 Robbie Barlow ing ranks and also a welcome addition to our thriving and grow-
37 Peta Elliott
ing League.
27 Nick Pattey 42 Jessica McKenny
28 Cooper Garrett 44 Jessica Newstead Everyone is encouraged to head down to the Warners Bay Hotel
29 Tim Hof 54 Alex Delbridge after play today. Go Doggies!!
30 Oscar Anderson 56 Gabi Clarke
31 Leo Vo 60 Julie Watt
32 John Butler 62 Teagan Gorton
33 Jake Dart 77 Sophie Lydiard
35 Kayne Gibbs 99 Caitlin Wolfe
36 Elliot Maher
37 Corey Deverell
38 Luke McKenna
39 Joel Kahler
41 Lincoln Stewart
42 Michael Willis
43 Lochie Francis
44 Zach Symons
45 Ian Bird
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N E L S O N B AY M A R L I N S
Senior Coach: Sean McGrath
Women’s Coach: Dean Purdle
Colours: Blue & Gold
Facebook: NelsonBayMarlinsAFLClub
CUP WOMEN'S The Marlins travelled out to Rose Park at Singleton and
1 Jason Carey 1 Megan Walmsley played a hard fought game in tough and wet conditions.
The whole team played with effort and commitment and
3 Jack Burns 2 Louise O'Rourke
showed real potential for the season ahead.
4 Alec Clark 3 Jessie Jones
5 Matthew Blyth 7 Claudia Ivankovik Kieran Lamond started strong, kicking the first goal of the
6 James Anderson 8 Johanna Wilson season for the Marlins and was solid up front for the re-
10 Kiarne Hawley mainder of the game. The team were led well in the mid
7 Tylah Spelt
11 Kate Holland field by Craig Bird and skipper Billy Barton and provided
8 Chase Morrissey great leadership for the new younger players, two of which,
14 Emma Kelly
9 Joel Erickson Jack Burns and Tim Anderson, showed they are more than
16 Natasha Flint
10 Andrew Fowler ready to play at the senior level for the club. James Fleming
20 Jemma Astley and Chris Eddy defended strongly in the backline, challeng-
11 Luke Rymer
24 Madison Mulder ing their opponents to create turnovers and deliver the ball
12 Callum McDonald back into the Marlins forward half.
28 Haley West
13 Chris Eddy 29 Katelyn Jaramillo
14 Craig Bird The Marlins would like to thank all of their sponsors for
15 Mark Everett their ongoing support and in particular, Steve Royes from
Hunter Physiotherapy, who made an early morning delivery
16 Don Spencer
on Saturday making sure the team had a full medical kit for
17 Andrew Last the day!
18 Jarryd Rymer
19 Nick Harris This week, Nelson Bay will head to Warners Bay to take on
20 Connor McCartney the Bulldogs at their home ground, Feighan Oval. The two
teams have a healthy rivalry and always enjoy a fierce con-
21 Tim Anderson test. With the Marlins looking for their first win of the sea-
22 Nick Ceci son, this week should be no different…. Go Marlins!!
23 Luke Boulton
24 Alexander Jameson
25 Billy Barton
26 Simon Vanderfeen
35 Aaron Crouch
40 Gordon Young
41 James Fleming
45 Dean Fsadni
55 Kieran Lamond
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SINGLETON ROOSTERS
Senior Coach: Andrew Scott
Women’s Coach: Mal Draper
Colours: Red & White
Facebook: Singleton Roosters AFC
Welcome back to Rose Point Park for Round 2 and hopefully three
CUP WOMEN great games of football, with all three grades lacing up their boots.
1 Travis Bates 1 Neisha Smith This round, Singleton and Muswellbrook compete for the Nathan
2 Alex Mitchell 2 Lynan Scott Duncan Shield and pay their respects to a young man who played
football for both clubs, and was tragically passed away a few years
3 Luke Davis 3 Bianca Morris
ago. Today we remember him and pay our respects to his family
4 Elizabeth Moule and friends, many of whom are here today. It is our Reserve grade
4 Andrew Mac- 5 Avril Blair-Dermody men who will play in this game, their first for the year. Under the
5 James Colmer 6 Tahlia Thompson guidance of Pup, coaching his first game for the club, the Roosters
6 Andrew Scott 7 Brianna Howard will be all fired up to show their best.
7 Brenton Potter 8 Kyah McBride
8 Sam Brasington 9 Tori Cowburn Also taking on Muswellbrook will be our Roosterettes, who unfortu-
9 Daine Cowburn nately missed out on a game last week due to Nelson Bay forfeiting.
10 Tayla Maloney
They kicked off 2018 with the same scenario before winning their
10 Scott Moore 11 Nadene McBride Round 2 fixture, so we’ll be hoping history repeats. With a few key
11 Ethan Kolatchew 12 Madeleine Edsell outs for Singleton and an improving Muswellbrook side, this looks to
12 Richard Wilkes 13 Emily Mitchell be a cracker of a local derby.
13 Luke Draper 14 Maddison Coward
14 Zac Thompson 15 Rikki-Leigh Langford Our Black Diamond Cup side kicked of their campaign with a hard
15 Will Brayshaw fought 3 goal victory over Nelson Bay. After 60mm of rain fell the
16 Cynthja Pappin
previous night, the ground was wet and boggy, however both sides
16 Cameron White 17 Hannah Alexander played some very skilful football in patches, led by Singleton player-
17 Patrick Fitzgerald 18 Dalys Jacobsen coach Andrew Scott and Nelson Bay’s ex-AFL star Craig Bird. It was a
18 Jesse Bates 19 Nikki Johnston day of debuts, with no less than 8 first-gamers, including young Jes-
19 Sam Howard 20 Sophie Breeze se Bates. The son of goal kicking legend Travis took the field with his
20 David Oman dad in a special day for their family. After receiving a massive wel-
21 Tayla Gall
21 Zach Bray come to senior footy via a fair but hard bump, the youngster capped
22 Calista Griffiths a great day with a goal, as did Trav. Well done guys. Turbo took the
22 Oliver Moody 23 Hayley Richards choccies at the pub thanks to another great debut, while Sammy
23 Matt Cornelius 25 Tiarna Windle Howard took out Players’ Player. The Seniors take on an always
26 Bec Mullen strong Terrigal Avoca today, in a fantastic challenge for the boys.
24 Cameron McClel-
27 Tara Chandler
25 Kyle Osborne And a special shout-out to today’s matchday sponsor –
30 Sarah Mousley
26 Brad Barnett @theCoalFace Magazine. Thank you to Shane and his team for their
support of the club this year and the publicity through the paper.
27 Daltyn McCart- Enjoy a few beers mate while you watch our guys and girls have a
28 Mitchell Gaffney kick today.
29 Jakob Vearing
THANK YOU SHANE AND @THECOALFACE MAGAZINE
30 Jacob Welsh
Enjoy the day everyone and see you back at the Cri at 6pm sharp for
pressos. Damo’s got a stack of drink and meal specials for you to
enjoy. Cock-a-doodle-doo!!
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T E R R I G A L AVO C A PA N T H E RS
Senior Coach: Chris Bishop
Women’s Coach: Jackson Farquhar
Colours: Red, White & Black
Facebook: terrigalavocapanthersafc
CUP WOMEN'S Today we travel north to take on Singleton and Warners Bay
1 Matthew Shortal 1 Elizabeth Tearall with all three sides playing for the first time this season.
2 Corbin Bond 2 Shirelle Altona Good luck to Reserves and the Ladies at Feighan and all the
best to our First Grade making the long trip to Singleton.
3 James Webster 3 Georgina Crowe
4 Lachlin Bayliss
4 Catherine Grimmond Last week First grade and the ladies kicked us off in style
5 Michael Roach with both teams scoring good wins. Special mentions to our
7 Josh Polglase 5 Elizabeth Ardill players that kicked big bags of goals with Thomas, Berry and
8 Brandon Thomas 6 Gabby Ralphs Ellis all kicking 4 for the men whilst Morgan Ross kicked an
9 Jack Grimmond 7 Isabella Strathford amazing 7 goals in the ladies game. Amazing job.
10 Peter Van Dam 8 Isabell Brierly
Good luck to all teams and see you at Breakers Country Club,
11 Sam Ellis 9 Darneka Rown
one of our many proud sponsors, for awards and refresh-
12 Sam Shipley 10 Hannah Dankert ments.
13 Jayson Van Dam 11 Noy Everson
14 Brendan Harper 12 Erin Wakefield Go Panthers!
15 Nathan Belbin 13 Cessa Brown
17 Will Delahunty 14 Emily Smith
19 Jack Fitzgerald 15 Kirstie Hutton
23 Will Mckeller 16 Maddison Smith
24 Ethan Formby 17 Niamh Formby
26 Tom Cresswell
18 Sara Tusa
27 Jai Turner
19 Jessica Long
31 Lachlan White
20 Rhiann Sarich
32 Austin Clarke
21 Danielle Rippon
34 Kurt Fleming (C)
22 Kirsty-Lee Baker
43 Tim Smith
23 Emily Bryant
44 Jason Roach
24 Gracie Lewis
48 Luke Bury
25 Morgan Ross
50 Chris Bishop
26 Bronte Korsch
56 Damon Smith
60 Jarrod Flynnt 27 Yanna Mckellar
28 Dehann Richardson
29 Brodie Sheehy
30 Kaila Van Dam
34 Rachel Hull
35 Lilias Gardner
36 Claire Enders
38 Rebecca Schofield
40 Lauren Mott
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LAKE MACQUARIE DOCKERS
Senior Coach: Tom Croft
Women’s Coach: John Janissen
Colours: Purple & White
Facebook: LMAFC
CUP WOMEN'S Welcome to Tulkaba Park Teralba for our first
1 Sam Wellard 1 Holly Kozlik home game of the season. Round two against
3 Williams Chandler 2 Emma Jayne Howe Newcastle City is played for the Bob Hooton tro-
6 Tim Clark phy celebrating the life of much loved Bob
3 Sheldon Janissen
7 Tim Wells Hooton who played or coached at both clubs.
5 Billie Schneeweiss
8 Matt Wells
8 Cleopatra Jennings
9 Rory Sleath Last week was a general bye for plate so we do
13 Sharni Bassett
11 Antony Kelliher not have a form guide for the men’s game. We do
12 Nic Bunny 15 Carla Hill
know that City was last season’s plate grand final-
13 Daniel Zuzek 16 Kristy-Lee Hardy
ist and the Dockers have dropped back from cup
14 Danny Herivel 17 Chelsea Flemming
so it should be a decent contest. The Lake Mac-
15 Jakson Bertoli 18 Mikayla Young quarie boys have been training hard and there is
16 Damian Mcintyre 23 Kierra Bates some good spirit about the club.
17 Nathan Flemming 24 Jasmin Birse
20 Jake O'Donnell 26 Brianna Trappett The Lake Macquarie women’s team and Newcas-
21 Lucas Jones
30 Catherine Keogh tle City will both be looking for their first win of
23 Clayton Beck
39 Hannah Olive the season after both suffered defeats in the first
25 Matt Mears
40 Jamie Koppelhuber round. Coach Janissen will be looking for big
26 Brad Farrell
45 Rashelle Carusi games from all across the field after last week’s
27 Riley Janissen
47 Maddie Klimovitch loss to Terrigal.
29 Alex Sain
33 Tyler Smith 53 Hayley Bosbach
34 Elijah Button
35 Bryan Millar
36 Isiaih Button
37 Chad Hooton
40 Josh Ford
46 Dylan Rumble
47 Logan Olive
54 Joel Janissen
62 Greg Yanda
66 Tom Croft
67 Ben Taylor
68 Sean Clune
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PORT STEPHENS POWER
Women’s Coach: Tony Merrit
Colours: Teal, White & Black
Facebook: PSPAFL
WOMEN'S
The women at Port Stephens Power are raring to go this weekend. With a bye to our
Tailah West
team in the very first round the girls did not miss an opportunity to get on the pad-
Danielle Mcleod dock with a training session at home on Saturday afternoon. It has been a long sum-
Stacey-lee Ashpole mer for some of the core group who haven't stopped training since the season ended
in 2018.
Ashley Craddock
Josie Johnson
In just our second year of senior football there is some strong leadership and com-
Natasha Terranova
radery developing amongst the playing group and they are starting to show what it
Cassandra Terranova means to be a football club. The team this year is a good mix of old and new. There
Cheyenne Neu will be some girls walking out on the weekend that will experience what it is like to
play in a football competition for the very first time along side old hats that have
Justine Hourihan
played over 50 games.
Melissa Harding
Stephanie Merritt
We are under no illusion that we are up against a quality side in the Maitland Saints
Erin Hooper for round 2 who pulled off a great win against competition favourites, Newcastle City,
Megan Bridger in round 1 but the girls are up for the challenge and believe it to be the perfect op-
portunity to display some new found skills. Despite missing some of our best talent
Zarah Goldthorp
this round Port Stephens Power will be out there competing hard to the final siren.
Lauren Kerr
Lauren Kadel
Katie Martin
Dominique Strain
Finlay Burnett
Grace Fewster
Shakira Jobson
Amanda Cherry
Jesykah Broadbent
Gabrielle Fitzsimmons
Lisa Burggraaff
Taylah Radcliffe
Kayla Pennicott
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T H E E N T R A N C E B AT E A U B AY
Senior Coach: Glenn Robilliard
Women’s Coach: David Reed
Colours: Navy Blue & Gold
Facebook: tebbafc
CUP WOMEN'S Back at Bateau for the 2019 footy season!
4 Angus Brown 1 Zoe Antees
5 2 We had a great preseason turnout and everyone is keen to
Luke Besley Stephanie Caddis
get out on the park and have a kick.
6 Micheal Besley 3 Tiarn Green
7 Jack Southers 4 Rhiannon Hall The women started their season off at Tuggerah Sports
9 Ryan Besley 5 Orana Young Complex last week. The ground held up after the whether
10 Kyle Robinson 6 Bethany Allars turned sour on Friday. The girls played well and with a few
11 7 new recruits our numbers are looking good for the start of
Jared Cullinan Kayla Reed
the season.
12 Bailey Hibbitt 8 Karlie Tyler
13 Shaun Greentree 9 Katie Stubbs-Mills (C) The Men’s Plate side are looking to better their finals per-
14 Pat McMahon 10 Tahren Van-Laar formance this year, as they start the season under lights at
15 Nicholas Hay 11 Jessica Hidalgo Passage Rd.
16 Ollie Gardiner 12 Tracey Allen
We look forward to seeing everyone enjoying their footy!
17 David Rees 14 Georgia Coleman
18 Max Ifield 15 Sophie Fowler Tracey Allen
19 Kyle Pollock 17 Bianca Zaczek President
20 Chris Owen 18 Zoe Ifield
21 Rob Gray 22 Maddison Trunk
22 Steve Turner 24 Katrina Barnes
23 Jason Wileman
26 Joshua Wakem
27 Todd Hindmarsh
28 Kris Toohey
32 Jack Bastin
36 Matthew Johnstone
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NCCUA
Umpire Coach: Christine Burrows
President: Jake Lowe
Facebook: newcastle.ccoast.umpires.association
Andy Baldwin Shana Doughney Last weeks Round 1 Mega Day at CCRSRC, Tuggerah, saw the majority
Anthony Everson Shane Lowndes of our current Senior Umpires in the one place. As this does not occur
Bowen Flockhart Simon Mccauley too often we absolutely love the opportunity to be at a ground as a
Christine Burrows group.
Simon Richens
Christopher Lockwood Stephen Blume
Round 1 was also an opportunity for the NCCUA to welcome many
Colin Goodenough Stuart Chellis new senior umpires making their Debut. These included: Matt Archer,
Darrel Luck Tom Steward Isaac Stokes, Christopher Lockwood, Graeme Donnett, Simon Richens,
David Parsons Wayne Farrand Sebastian Thomas, Jonah Finlay, Noah Furniss, Stuart Chellis, Sam Par-
Dominic O’Brien Yuri Porter kinson and Anthony Everson.
Ethan Robinson
Harrison Crook The following umpires also made their Black Diamond Cup debut last
week.
Isaac Stokes
Field: Sam Parkinson
Jacob Turley Boundary: Stuart Chellis
Jake Lowe Goal: Anthony Everson, Bowen Flockhart, Zali Mertens & Simon Rich-
Jake Sweetnam ens
Jason Crookall
Jodie Henderson The NCCUA would like to welcome these new umpires to the group,
Jody Jackson congratulate those who made their Black Diamond Cup debuts, and
we are excited to share this journey with you.
Joey Mott
John Sullivan
The NCCUA would also like to thank the AFL Hunter Coast Board and
Jonah Findlay Footy Ops team for their support of our umpiring group, both Juniors
Josh Archer & Seniors, with a revised Umpire Coaching Structure that sees the
Kate Handley biggest investment into Umpire Development in our region.
Kyan Everson
Lachlan Chellis The New structure sees Christine Burrows appointed as the Umpires
Head Coach (the position that oversees the entire umpire Coaching),
Lachlan Harnett
Christine is also filling the role of Hunter Junior Umpire Coach.
Lauren Mott
At the moment Emily Brown is filling the role of Umpires Manager.
Lincoln Mccauley Rachel Robinson is the Junior Umpire Appointments Coordinator, re-
Luke Richens sponsible for appointing all Junior Umpires on a weekly basis. Darrel
Mark Scarfe Luck is the Central Coast Junior Umpires Coach, with Lauren Mott and
Matt Jeffrey Matthew Jeffrey as assistants. In terms of Boundary Umpire Coaches,
Simon McCauley is the Hunter Coach and Riley Luck is Central Coast
Michael Barnes
Coach. While Jake Lowe is the Goal Umpires Coach, for both Hunter
Miles Mccauley and Central Coast. The NCCUA would like to acknowledge the dedica-
Mitch Sweetnam tion of these individuals, and others, for the improvement of Umpiring
Nathan Merrick in our region.
Nathan Slater
Noah Furniss
Peter Austin
Rachel Robinson
Riley Luck
Roy Reichart
Ryan Stanton
Sam O’Brien
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