AFL HUNTER CENTRAL COAST - FOOTBALL RECORD-ROUND 3 SATURDAY 13 APRIL, 2019
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AFL HUNTER CENTRAL COAST
FOOTBALL RECORD—ROUND 3
SATURDAY 13 APRIL, 2019
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SUPPORTING AFL HUNTER CENTRAL COAST
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UMPIRE DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
Emily Brown
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ROUND THREE—SNAPSHOT
H AVA L B LACK D IA M O ND C UP
13/04/2019 02:00:00 PM Gosford Maitland
13/04/2019 02:00:00 PM Wyong Lakes Singleton
13/04/2019 02:00:00 PM Killarney Vale Warners Bay
13/04/2019 02:00:00 PM Terrigal Avoca Cardiff
13/04/2019 02:00:00 PM Nelson Bay Newcastle City
H UNT E R H AVA L WOM EN ’ S
13/04/2019 12:00:00 PM Gosford Singleton
13/04/2019 12:00:00 PM Wyong Lakes Newcastle City
13/04/2019 12:00:00 PM Killarney Vale Warners Bay
13/04/2019 12:00:00 PM Terrigal Avoca Cardiff
13/04/2019 12:00:00 PM Nelson Bay Lake Macquarie
13/04/2019 12:00:00 PM The Entrance Bateau Bay Maitland
13/04/2019 12:00:00 PM Wallsend - West Newcastle Port Stephens
13/04/2019 12:00:00 PM Muswellbrook Bye
H AVA L B L A C K D I A M O N D P L AT E
13/04/2019 10:00:00 AM Gosford Muswellbrook
13/04/2019 10:00:00 AM Wyong Lakes Newcastle City
13/04/2019 10:00:00 AM Killarney Vale Warners Bay
13/04/2019 10:00:00 AM Terrigal Avoca Cardiff
13/04/2019 02:00:00 PM The Entrance Bateau Bay Maitland
13/04/2019 02:00:00 PM Wallsend - West Newcastle Singleton
13/04/2019 10:00:00 AM Lake Macquarie
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MILESTONE WITH LOTS OF LUCK
Nestled among some great Haval Black Diamond Cup games this week is a family milestone of wonderful significance.
Umpire Riley Luck will be making her first grade field debut alongside AFLHCC life member and 300 game superstar Darrel
Luck who is her father.
Darrel and Riley have umpired many first grade games together but always as a field and boundary umpire respective-
ly. In fact, both are so talented they reached the pinnacle of our competition last year being selected to umpire the Black
Diamond Cup Grand Final. But Darrel and Riley being appointed as field umpires in a first grade game is as rare as hen’s
teeth and is a wonderful achievement for the Luck family.
Riley was overjoyed when she received the news.
“I have been field umpiring in lower grades and juniors for years now and enjoyed running boundary in Cup,” Riley said.
“But it was time for a change.”
“I have waited for this day since I first umpired senior football 6 years ago. It’s a dream come true.”
It’s a local game for the Luck family so look out for Darrel’s wife Kylie and the rest of the family to be at the ground in sup-
port. Darrel and Kylie have 4 young children playing in the CCAFL junior competition so I doubt we have seen the last AFL
milestone for the Luck family.
Darrel and Riley will be Field umpiring the HAVAL Black Diamond Cup game between Wyong and Gosford being played -
1:30pm at Bateau Bay Sports Facility.
We wish Darrel and Riley all the best for tomorrow and we hope they have a wonderful day.
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Cardiff centurion Cross leads Hawks to historic win at Pasterfield
Written by Isaac McIntyre
Cardiff’s historic opening match at Pasterfield Sporting Complex could not have been sweeter for the club, with a 62-point
victory over the AFLHCC Womens minor premiers crowned by one of their junior products reaching 100 appearances for
the club.
Arizona Cross, who has played through the Hawks’ junior system before making the step up into the senior grade, cele-
brated her century milestone in style, slamming three past Nelson Bay to lead her side to their second straight win in
2019.
The young junior – who Hawks coach Paul Cooksley also pinpointed as the “best on field” – marshalled her club to a 2-0
start to the AFL Hunter Central Coast season, a far cry from the team’s more dour 2018 opening.
The Lady Hawks looked to bed their new recruits in early last season, and fell to a 0-5 record before finding their first tri-
umph against the Dockers six weeks in.
To clock up two victories first up this time around, and with one being the minor premiers Nelson Bay, shows the team is
at a new level compared to last year, Cooksley said after the win.
“We have had a much better start this time, last year we had a lot of girls that were just coming to the game and now
they’ve had at least a full season under their belt,” Cooksley said.
“The team is looking great in 2019, and we’ve stepped into a much better position than last year. We are pretty happy
with where we’re at, we’ve had to defend pretty stoutly in the first two weeks and to be able to do that and get the wins
is great."
The match also had another special significance beyond Cross’ milestone – Cardiff’s return to Pasterfields meant the Lady
Hawks were the first senior side to run out at the new home ground, and the first to notch a win.
It was Tayla Grazules that had the honour of slotting home the first senior major at Pasterfield, as the no.12 opened the
scoring early in the opening quarter. Cardiff bounced out to a 25-nil lead in the first, with Claudia Russell and Cross both
adding a major each.
The Marlins struck back in the second quarter, but a single major for the travelling side saw the Hawks retain the lead,
before Russell and Cross both struck again in the third to stretch their lead to 42-7 with just a quarter to play.
The Marlins just couldn’t find their way back into the contest in the final stanza, adding six more points with a major from
Jemma Astley, but it wasn’t enough as the scoreline finished 10.15-75 to 2.1-13.
Cross was chaired from the park for her record-setting appearance count, and Cooksley was again full of praise for the 17-
year-old star after the win at Pasterfield.
“Arizona was excellent again, that’s for sure,” the Cardiff boss said.
“She’s only just turned 17, so to have 100 games for Cardiff is massively impressive. We’ve been playing her up forward at
the moment, she’s probably an out-and-out midfielder in truth, but she’s been shining up top right now which is good.
“Arizona certainly ticks so many boxes for us, she’s basically at an age where she might still be playing juniors, but she’s
just a star in our eyes. All the girls are, they fought really hard, and there’s a happy feeling in the club now that we’ve had
this strong start.”
Elsewhere in the second round of the AFL Hunter Central Coast Womens competition, Newcastle City bounced back from
their opening week loss with a 19.17-131 to 1.1-7 win over Lake Macquarie. Meaghan MacDonald proved key as she
kicked seven in the victory.
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Cardiff centurion Cross leads Hawks to historic win at Pasterfield
Also on Saturday, Wyong Lakes and Gosford played out an early kick-off at Bateau Bay Sports Facility. The Magpies
proved too strong, accounting for the Tigers 32.35-217 to nil, with Alexandra Pearce nailing seven while Aleece
Williams added five of her own. Lisa Agic, Rebecca Ives, and Kanesha Murray all added to the pile-on with three
apiece.
Another lopsided scoreline awaited the Port Stephen Power at Ferodale Park, as Maitland capitalised on their first
round upset win with another key victory – this time 36.24-240 to nil. Killarney Vale also locked a high score, as
the Bombers kept The Entrance Bateau Bay to just a single behind, while Angela Jones notched seven. She was
aided by four from Georgia Butler.
League leading goalscorer Morgan Ross retained control of her position atop the individual record standings. The
Panthers’ dangerwoman slotted five against Warners Bay at Feighan Oval, leading Terrigal Avoca to an 8.5-53 to
2.2-14 win over the Bulldogs.
Finally, Singleton also moved to 2-0 in 2019 with an 8.5.-53 to 6.2-38 win over Muswellbrook that saw Brianna
Howard score four. Nichola Benkovic bagged two for the defeated Cats. Wallsend-West Newcastle had the second
round bye.
STANDINGS: Killarney Vale, Wyong Lakes, Maitland, Cardiff, Singleton, Terrigal Avoca (8), Newcastle City, Gosford
(4), Warners Bay, Muswellbrook, Wallsend-West Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, The Entrance Bateau Bay, Nelson
Bay, Port Stephens (0).
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W O M E N ’ S L O C A L R E P R E S E N TAT I V E C H A L L E N G E
AFL Hunter Central Coast are please to confirm the fixture for the Women’s Local Representative Challenge to be
held at Ferodale Oval. The home of the Port Stephens Power will play host for the second year in a row with 75 of
the best Women’s players descending on Medowie to show their talents in a fierce contest for regional pride.
Fixture:
10am - Central Coast vs. Newcastle
11:15am - Newcastle vs. Hunter
12:30pm - Hunter vs. Central Coast
2:00pm - Final 1st vs 2nd
3:15pm - Presentation
Coaches:
Representative Teams Coaches
Central Coast Head Coach: Peter Kelleher (with Murray Schubert)
Assistant Coaches: Josh Lawler & Jackson Farquhar
Hunter Head Coach: Craig Golledge
Newcastle Head Coach: Kate Handley
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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
AFL NSW/ACT CODE OF CONDUCT
Each Parent and Supporter understands and agrees to:
• Support the participants and enjoy the Match;
• Encourage participation, but don’t force it;
• Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning;
• Never ridicule mistakes or losses;
• Lead by example and respect all Players, Coaches, Umpires, Officials and spectators. Physical or verbal abuse will not be
tolerated;
• Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time;
• Never publicly criticise Umpires and instead raise personal concerns with Club Officials in private;
• Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many such comments are politically incorrect and it is your
Coach, team-mates, Club and family that are let down with such remarks;
• Respect the facilities and equipment of their own and opposing Clubs;
• Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct toward any Player, Official, Umpire or supporter.
Such actions are totally unacceptable;
• Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, Coaches, Officials or Players;
• Refrain from using abusive language.
• Not to enter the field of play in any sanctioned Competition Match unless granted permission by an Official to do so;
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R O U N D T W O R E S U LT S
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Cup
WYONG LAKES v. GOSFORD
Gosford 5.2, 8.4, 11.9, 12.10 (82)
Wyong Lakes 3.1, 6.1, 12.4, 12.4 (76)
GOALS, Gosford: T. Eather 3, J. Barty 2, A. Remy 1, A. King 1, T. Paavola 1, L. Henderson 1, A. Miller 1, P. Murphy
1, W. Power 1
Wyong Lakes: L. Moore 5, N. Lander 3, M. McDonald 2, C. Koop-Folkes 1, B. Glachan 1
BEST, Gosford: P. Murphy, J. Flynn, T. Paavola, A. Miller, A. Sproule, J. Barty
Wyong Lakes: N. Doyle, L. Moore, N. Lander , J. Glachan, A. Laksa, D. Murphy
CARDIFF v. MAITLAND
Cardiff 6.4, 14.5, 19.8, 26.13 (169)
Maitland 1.0, 1.2, 2.4, 3.5 (23)
GOALS, Cardiff: I. Hughes 10, B. Job 4, J. Lennon 3, M. Ryan 2, P. Delaney 1, T. Thompson 1, H. O'Neill 1, L. Gibson
1, D. Hoy-Maroney 1, T. Hawthorne 1, Z. Cross 1
Maitland: L. Damico 1, R. Newstead 1, J. Rory 1
BEST, Cardiff: I. Hughes, P. Delaney, J. Pratt, T. Lashlie, J. Lennon, S. O'Brien
Maitland: J. Adlington, J. Kennewell, L. Nevin, A. Damico, C. Carroll, H. Taylor
SINGLETON v. TERRIGAL AVOCA
Terrigal Avoca 7.3, 14.6, 21.13, 28.22 (190)
Singleton 2.1, 3.1, 3.1, 3.1 (19)
GOALS, Terrigal Avoca: A. Clark 5, M. Roach 5, P. Van Dam 5, J. Turner 3, J. Fitzgerald 3, J. Grimmond 3,
J. Polglase 2, S. Ellis 2
Singleton: J. Ingram 1, D. Hixon 1, A. Scott 1
BEST, Terrigal Avoca: S. Ellis, K. Fleming, L. White, E. Formby, J. Grimmond, J. Turner
Singleton: A. Mitchell, J. Ingram, C. White, A. Macpherson, A. Scott, Z. Thompson
WARNERS BAY v. NELSON BAY
Warners Bay 2.5, 5.9, 11.13, 16.16 (112)
Nelson Bay 3.4, 3.7, 3.7, 7.7 (49)
GOALS, Warners Bay: J. Roach 3, J. Downing 3, I. Olsen 3, R. Sorensen 2, D. Gray 1, L. Deverell 1, C. Garrett 1, M.
Spinks 1, B. Scowen 1
Nelson Bay: K. Lamond 5, B. Barton 1, N. Harris 1
BEST, Warners Bay: J. Roach, I. Olsen, N. Turner, M. Spinks, L. Deverell, R. Warner
Nelson Bay: C. Eddy, N. Ceci, C. Bird, B. Barton, A. Clark, K. Lamond
KILLARNEY VALE v. NEWCASTLE CITY
Newcastle City 4.1, 7.2, 11.4, 16.6 (102)
Killarney Vale 2.4, 5.4, 7.5, 8.7 (55)
GOALS, Newcastle City: K. McDonald 6, H. Thomson 2, L. Dwyer 2, B. Sweetnam 1, C. Haswell 1, M. Quinlan 1, M.
Salau 1, N. MacDonald 1, J. Crawford 1
Killarney Vale: H. Bernleitner 3, L. Flack 2, J. Mifsud 1, B. Lewis 1, S. Jabour 1
BEST, Newcastle City: H. Kelleher, Z. Macdonald, K. McDonald, M. Knight , H. Blanchfield, I. Baker
Killarney Vale: T. Oosterhoff, J. Kidd, D. Stevens, L. Flack, B. Lewis, E. Convy
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R O U N D T W O R E S U LT S
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's
CARDIFF v. NELSON BAY
Cardiff 3.8, 3.11, 5.12, 10.15 (75)
Nelson Bay 0.0, 1.1, 1.1, 2.1 (13)
GOALS, Cardiff: A. Cross 3, K. Moffatt 2, C. Russell 2, M. Coram-Parker 1, T. Grazules 1, B. Morten 1
Nelson Bay: J. Wilson 1, J. Astley 1
BEST, Cardiff: A. Cross, S. Vukovich, I. Jones, A. McRae, T. Grazules, C. Russell
Nelson Bay: M. Mulder, S. Miniter, N. Flint, J. Astley
WYONG LAKES v. GOSFORD
Wyong Lakes 8.4, 15.13, 25.16, 32.25 (217)
Gosford 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 (0)
GOALS, Wyong Lakes: A. Pearce 7, A. Williams 5, R. Ives 3, K. Murray 3, L. Agic 3, R. Bade 2, A. Bohan 2, A. Ede 1, E. Cody 1,
A. Pearce 1, A. Nicholson 1, T. Tudehope 1, S. Ball 1
BEST, Wyong Lakes: A. Pearce, R. Potts, A. Ede, R. Ives, L. Agic, R. Bade
Gosford: A. Sutas, S. Hopkinson, M. Kacarovski , L. Kimpton, L. Mugridge, K. Eather
SINGLETON v. MUSWELLBROOK
Singleton 3.3, 6.4, 6.5, 8.5 (53)
Muswellbrook 0.0, 1.1, 3.1, 6.2 (38)
GOALS, Singleton: B. Howard 4, T. Cowburn 2, K. McBride 2
Muswellbrook: N. Benkovic 2, J. Higham 1, R. Tilbrook 1, S. Seagrave 1, E. Mills 1
BEST, Singleton: S. Breeze, T. Gall, T. Maloney, A. Blair-Dermody, T. Cowburn, K. McBride
Muswellbrook: E. Mills, E. Knowles, N. Benkovic, R. Tilbrook, N. Heard, E. Wilkins
WARNERS BAY v. TERRIGAL AVOCA
Terrigal Avoca 2.1, 4.2, 5.3, 8.5 (53)
Warners Bay 0.1, 1.2, 2.2, 2.2 (14)
GOALS, Terrigal Avoca: M. Ross 5, G. Crowe 1, E. Bryant 1, S. Altona 1
Warners Bay: E. Brown 1, P. Elliott 1
BEST, Terrigal Avoca: I. Brierley, M. Ross, G. Ralphs , D. Rowe, E. Wakefield, S. Altona
Warners Bay: S. Delaney , J. Wellings, D. Crep, E. Brown, C. Wolfe, K. Jedrzejak
LAKE MACQUARIE v. NEWCASTLE CITY
Newcastle City 3.7, 9.11, 16.14, 19.17 (131)
Lake Macquarie 1.1, 1.1, 1.1, 1.1 (7)
GOALS, Newcastle City: M. MacDonald 7, C. Lam 3, S. Thompson 2, A. Norton 2, S. Halvorsen 2, S. Wood 1,
C. McGarity 1, K. Gavenlock 1
Lake Macquarie: E. Howe 1
BEST, Newcastle City: C. Lam, C. Holcombe, M. Norton, A. Norton, M. Simpson, T. Joyce
Lake Macquarie: C. Hill, E. Howe, H. Kozlik, B. Schneeweiss, S. Janissen, N. Tsolakis
PORT STEPHENS v. MAITLAND
Maitland 7.7, 16.14, 24.17, 36.24 (240)
Port Stephens 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 (0)
THE ENTRANCE BATEAU BAY v. KILLARNEY VALE
Killarney Vale 5.4, 9.8, 15.10, 23.14 (152)
The Entrance Bateau Bay 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.1 (1)
GOALS, Killarney Vale: A. Jones 7, G. Butler 4, A. Page 3, S. Edwards 3, B. Hulley-Peachey 3, E. Grellman 1,
J. Kelleher 1, K. Acton 1
BEST, Killarney Vale: E. Grellman, G. Butler, S. Edwards, A. Jones, C. Dawson, J. Kelleher
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R O U N D T W O R E S U LT S
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Plate
WYONG LAKES v. GOSFORD
Wyong Lakes 4.1, 8.9, 12.9, 15.12 (102)
Gosford 1.1, 1.1, 5.4, 7.6 (48)
GOALS, Wyong Lakes: M. Higgins 2, S. Menier 2, R. Fiene 2, J. Anraad 2, Z. Cogdon 2, B. Kent 2, W. Denniss 2,
J. Morris 1
Gosford: L. Ghalayini 4, S. Berry 2, A. Smith 1
BEST, Wyong Lakes: A. Tasker, Z. Cogdon, A. Reeves, S. Menier, R. Fiene, A. Adams
Gosford: L. Ghalayini, M. Gleisner, S. Berry, R. Barsing, K. Handley
SINGLETON v. MUSWELLBROOK
Muswellbrook 8.1, 13.7, 20.12, 26.14 (170)
Singleton 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 2.0 (12)
GOALS, Muswellbrook: J. Galvin 8, A. Higham 4, L. Craft 3, J. Adams 2, J. Solly 2, J. Gurtman 2, J. Cook 1,
C. Benkovic 1, J. Connor 1, N. Connor 1, L. Watts 1
Singleton: J. Jeffriess-Tapper 1, C. Smith 1
BEST, Muswellbrook: J. Solly, J. Connor , L. Craft, J. Adams, A. Higham, J. Galvin
Singleton: M. Gaffney, L. Draper, B. Hicks, B. Partridge, P. Fitzgerald, D. Tracey
WARNERS BAY v. TERRIGAL AVOCA
Terrigal Avoca 1.3, 3.4, 9.7, 11.9 (75)
Warners Bay 2.1, 2.4, 3.4, 3.5 (23)
GOALS, Terrigal Avoca: M. Studdert 4, J. Peak 2, B. Studdert 1, A. Vasic 1, O. Baker 1, M. Donnelly 1, L. Pike 1
Warners Bay: R. Clarke 1, J. May 1, M. Hawkins 1
BEST, Terrigal Avoca: K. Foley, O. Baker, B. Studdert, J. Farquhar, B. Harper, M. Studdert
Warners Bay: P. Quinn, J. May, L. Francis, J. Nicol, C. Manwarring, R. Barlow
CARDIFF v. MAITLAND
Cardiff 5.1, 6.3, 9.6, 11.10 (76)
Maitland 1.2, 2.5, 2.8, 4.8 (32)
GOALS, Cardiff: C. Jones 4, B. Wold 4, D. Stewart 1, J. Stevenson 1, D. Robson 1
Maitland: J. Hook 2, B. Crowley 1, J. Button 1
BEST, Cardiff: C. Jones, M. Kenny, C. Wivell, C. Davies, D. Robson, M. Kozlik
Maitland: R. Eddy, N. McMahon, B. Crowley, M. Curran, C. Bonar
LAKE MACQUARIE v. NEWCASTLE CITY
Newcastle City 1.4, 4.6, 8.7, 16.8 (104)
Lake Macquarie 2.1, 2.2, 4.3, 5.3 (33)
GOALS, Newcastle City: A. Gibson 6, B. Parnell 3, N. Wright 2, T. Dunn 1, B. Cullen 1, O. Cowen 1, G. Bourke 1,
S. Deslandes 1
Lake Macquarie: D. Rumble 1, Z. Hardes 1, J. Janissen 1, C. Beck 1, M. Wells 1
BEST, Newcastle City: B. Cullen, R. Allen, A. Gibson, H. Kavanagh, C. Sheridan, B. Ellis
Lake Macquarie: D. Zuzek, D. Rumble, R. Janissen, T. Wells, S. Wellard, R. Sleeth
THE ENTRANCE BATEAU BAY v. KILLARNEY VALE
The Entrance Bateau Bay 3.4, 6.7, 6.7, 9.14 (68)
Killarney Vale 1.1, 1.1, 3.2, 5.4 (34)
GOALS, The Entrance Bateau Bay: B. Hibbit 4, J. Bastin 1, M. Johnstone 1, K. Robinson 1, J. Southers 1,
B. Hormann 1 Killarney Vale: J. Newburn 2, J. Bragg 1, D. Amidy 1, H. Beckett 1
BEST, The Entrance Bateau Bay: O. Gardiner, B. Hibbit, L. Besley, J. Southers, J. Bastin, M. Besley
Killarney Vale: J. Boby, D. Amidy, I. Hunt, J. Bragg, H. Beckett, A. Bailey
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HAVAL AFL HCC LADDERS—ROUND TWO
HAVAL Black Diamond Cup Ladder
Pos Team P W L D B F A % % Won
1 Terrigal Avoca 2 2 0 0 0 334 40 835.00 100
2 Cardiff 2 2 0 0 0 225 72 312.50 100
3 Newcastle City 2 2 0 0 0 198 101 196.04 100
4 Warners Bay 2 2 0 0 0 181 106 170.75 100
5 Gosford 2 1 1 0 0 103 220 46.82 50
6 Singleton 2 1 1 0 0 55 209 26.32 50
7 Wyong Lakes 2 0 2 0 0 133 151 88.08 0
8 Killarney Vale 2 0 2 0 0 104 158 65.82 0
9 Nelson Bay 2 0 2 0 0 68 148 45.95 0
10 Maitland 2 0 2 0 0 69 265 26.04 0
HAVAL HCC Women’s Ladder
Pos Team P W L D B F A % %
1 Killarney Vale 2 2 0 0 0 334 1 33400.00 100
2 Wyong Lakes 2 2 0 0 0 254 15 1693.33 100
3 Maitland 2 2 0 0 0 270 24 1125.00 100
4 Cardiff 2 2 0 0 0 190 30 633.33 100
5 Singleton 2 2 0 0 0 173 38 455.26 100
6 Terrigal Avoca 2 2 0 0 0 131 29 451.72 100
7 Newcastle City 2 1 1 0 0 155 37 418.92 50
8 Gosford 2 1 1 0 0 44 236 18.64 50
9 Warners Bay 2 0 2 0 0 29 90 32.22 0
10 Muswellbrook 2 0 2 0 0 38 235 16.17 0
11 Wallsend - West Newcastle 1 0 1 0 1 17 115 14.78 0
12 Lake Macquarie 2 0 2 0 0 22 209 10.53 0
13 The Entrance Bateau Bay 2 0 2 0 0 20 196 10.20 0
14 Nelson Bay 2 0 2 0 0 13 195 6.67 0
15 Port Stephens 1 0 1 0 1 0 240 0.00 0
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HAVAL AFL HCC LADDERS—ROUND TWO
HAVAL Black Diamond Plate
Pos Team P W L D F A % PTS
1 Muswellbrook 1 1 0 0 170 12 1416.67 4
2 Terrigal Avoca 1 1 0 0 75 23 326.09 4
3 Newcastle City 1 1 0 0 104 33 315.15 4
4 Cardiff 1 1 0 0 76 32 237.50 4
5 Wyong Lakes 1 1 0 0 102 48 212.50 4
6 The Entrance Bateau Bay 1 1 0 0 68 34 200.00 4
7 Killarney Vale 1 0 1 0 34 68 50.00 0
8 Gosford 1 0 1 0 48 102 47.06 0
9 Maitland 1 0 1 0 32 76 42.11 0
10 Lake Macquarie 1 0 1 0 33 104 31.73 0
11 Warners Bay 1 0 1 0 23 75 30.67 0
12 Singleton 1 0 1 0 12 170 7.06 0
13 Wallsend - West Newcastle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0
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TOP GOAL KICKERS—AFTER ROUND TWO
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Cup Izaac Hughes Cardiff 12
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Cup Kevin McDonald Newcastle City 6
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Cup Kieran Lamond Nelson Bay 6
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Cup Sam Ellis Terrigal Avoca 6
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Cup Noah MacDonald Newcastle City 6
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Cup Jai Rory Maitland 6
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Cup Jack Lennon Cardiff 6
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Morgan Ross Terrigal Avoca 12
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Aleece Williams Wyong Lakes 8
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Alexandra Pearce Wyong Lakes 7
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Meaghan MacDonald Newcastle City 7
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Angela Jones Killarney Vale 7
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Ashleigh Page Killarney Vale 7
2019 HAVAL AFLHCC Women's Sasha Edwards Killarney Vale 7
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Plate Jayden Galvin Muswellbrook 8
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Plate Abraham Gibson Newcastle City 6
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Plate Cameron Jones Cardiff 4
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Plate Mathew Studdert Terrigal Avoca 4
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Plate Adam Higham Muswellbrook 4
The Entrance Bateau
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Plate Bailey Hibbit 4
Bay
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Plate Liam Ghalayini Gosford 4
2019 HAVAL Black Diamond Plate Brendan Wold Cardiff 4
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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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GOSFORD TIGERS
Senior Coach: Josh Barty
Women’s Coach: Jasmine Mandy
Colours: Yellow & Black
Facebook: GosfordtigersAFC
CUP WOMEN'S After some late venue and times changes due to the
2 Luke Mueller-Brynes 2 Elizabeth Carles Wet Weather we were able to get all 3 sides out on the
4 Benjamin Howard 3 Helena Aubrey paddock this week. A big shout out to Simon Wood,
5 Bradley Deitz 5 Lily Mugridge Wyong Lakes AFC, and The Entrance Bateau Bay for
6 Alex King hosting what turned out to be a great day.
9 Joshua Barty 6 Samantha Hopkinson
10 Patrick Murphy 7 Clancie Woodward Our Cup side got up in a thrilling match which down
11 Lachlan Henderson 8 Louise Kimpton right down to the end of the game. A 6 point victory to
12 Tristan Carter 9 Jodi Carroll get the boys first win of the year against our oldest rival.
13 Jacob Mandy 10 Jasmine Mandy
14 Wade Power 11 Eliza Churchward Our Plate & Women’s sides had tough losses, with an
16 Daniel Parker 12 Rebecca O'Malley undermanned plate side unable to capitalise on a strong
13 Rhiannon Medcraft 3rd quarter, while the Women fought right to the end.
18 James Rigas
19 Mark Haywood 14 Krystal Eather
15 Courtney Mitchell Round 3 see us return to Adcock Park for the first time
20 Daniel White
17 Victoria Holmlund in 2019, with all 3 sides at home looking for a win across
21 Alex Remy
20 Rebecca Collins
the board.
22 Harry Thompson
23 Tim Eather 21 Sophie Damico
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24 Hamish Sproule 23 Emma Sutas
support our sponsors.
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25 Ferguson 30 Maddison Kacarovski
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26 Daniel Rodger
27 Scott Manuelle
28 Harrison Colreavy
29 Jack Brewster
30 Jack Flynn
31 Tom Paavola
32 Benjamin O'Callaghan
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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
CUP WOMEN
2 Rob Eddy 1 Taylor Quinton-Widl Not supplied
3 Aiden Damico 2 Hannah Centra
4 Dustin Spriggs 3 Sarah James
5 Harrison Harbrow 4 Jade Krautz
7 Aidan Fitzgerald 6 Grace Maher
9 Walter Pankhurst 7 Claire Gaspersic
10 Thomas Grimmer 9 Gabrielle Easey
11 Hayden Taylor 10 Jessica Maher
12 Kaiden Ritchie 11 Jodie Eagar
14 Riley Newstead 12 Leawanna O'Donohue
16 Michael Norton 14 Amanada Smith
17 Mitch Ashley 15 Larissa Quigley
18 Steve Doran 16 Jessie Burnham
19 Chris Pedler 19 Sarah Burns
20 Patrick McMahon
27 Anna Fraser
21 Leeroy Nevin
30 Skyla Dunn
23 Colin Carroll
31 Stevi Bishop
25 Hugh Matheson
32 Rhianon Denniss
Lachlan Jones-
26 Mashman
28 Cameron Mitchell
30 Mark Curran
32 Nicholas McMahon
33 Greg Mudd
34 Aaron Stephens
35 Jordan Haddow
42 Jason Kennewell
50 Lachlan Neal
52 Andrew Willmot
53 Scott Adlington
57 Dylan Bennett
58 Jai Rory
60 Jason Adlington
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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
1 Mason Laksa 1 Abby Pearce
4 Carter Jones 3 Rebecca Ives Not supplied
5 Mitchell Ede 10 Miranda Faulks
7 Keaton Jones 11 Jesse Graham
8 Billy Denniss 12 Alanna Nicholson
9 Tyler Wood 14 Ashley Ede
10 Lee Moore (C) 15 Monique Maddalena
13 Peter Drazl 16 Sharni Dawe
12 Jarred Cross 19 Holly Gibbons
14 James Nixon 21 Khrah Tos
15 Chris Koop-Folkes 22 Aimee-Lee Bohan
17 Jordan Deeble 23 Rachael Potts
18 Andrew Raslan 24 Cheyanne Pay
19 Justin Mcphan 25 Emily Bohan
20 Adam Tasker 27 Jade Jones
21 Brayden Tos 29 Jessica Lucas
25 Mitchell Mcdonald 30 Kanessa Murray
27 Tim Hillman 33 Emily Cody
29 David Murphy 45 Alex Pearce
36 Blake Lester 47 Aleece Williams
37 Aaron Laksa
43 Ben Glachan
54 James Roach
57 Josh Glachan
59 Nathan Doyle
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SINGLETON ROOSTERS
Senior Coach: Andrew Scott
Women’s Coach: Mal Draper
Colours: Red & White
Facebook: Singleton Roosters AFC
Round 3 sees all grades on the road and unfortunately scattered
CUP WOMEN across the Hunter Central Coast. Our ladies and Black Diamond Cup
sides travel to Gosford and Wyong respectively, while our Plate side
1 Travis Bates 1 Neisha Smith
are a bit closer to home at Wallsend. It’s a challenging day for our
2 Alex Mitchell 2 Lynan Scott teams and support staff but I’m sure you’ll all pull together and do
3 Luke Davis 3 Bianca Morris us proud.
Andrew Mac- 4 Elizabeth Moule Last weekend, the Roosterettes celebrated an inspiring 15-point win
4 Pherson 5 Avril Blair-Dermody over Muswellbrook thanks to a four goal haul from Brianna Howard.
5 James Colmer Our girls held their opponents goalless for the opening 37 minutes
6 Tahlia Thompson
6 Andrew Scott of the match before the Cats stormed home with five of the game’s
7 Brianna Howard final seven goals. However, it would be Mal Draper's side who
7 Brenton Potter 8 Kyah McBride would claim the four points and keep their unbeaten start to the
8 Sam Brasington 9 Tori Cowburn season going. Sophie Breeze, Tayla Gall and Tayla Maloney were
9 Daine Cowburn 10 Tayla Maloney named as Singleton's best players while Tori Cowburn also managed
10 Scott Moore 11 Nadene McBride to land two goals in the first half. Today they face a wounded Tigers
11 Ethan Kolatchew outfit who will be no doubt looking to restore some pride after a 32
12 Madeleine Edsell
goal thumping by Wyong Lakes.
12 Richard Wilkes 13 Emily Mitchell The senior men’s side unveiled a further five senior debutants when
13 Luke Draper 14 Maddison Coward it hosted ladder leader Terrigal Avoca last week. And while the side
14 Zac Thompson 15 Rikki-Leigh Langford looked promising early, courtesy of an early major to Dylan Hixon, it
15 Will Brayshaw 16 Cynthja Pappin would be a day to forget for Andrew Scott's men as the Panthers
16 Cameron White celebrated a 170-point victory. We’ll look forward to welcoming
17 Hannah Alexander
17 Patrick Fitzgerald back a raft of first grade players when travelling to Wyong Lakes this
18 Dalys Jacobsen Saturday, who themselves went down to Gosford by a single goal
18 Jesse Bates 19 Nikki Johnston last week.
19 Sam Howard 20 Sophie Breeze
20 David Oman 21 Tayla Gall Finally, the Roosters' reserves side also faced defeat against Mus-
21 Zach Bray 22 Calista Griffiths wellbrook in their Black Diamond Plate match-up. The Cats found
22 Oliver Moody 23 Hayley Richards the opening 20 goals of the Nathan Duncan Shield clash to hand
23 Matt Cornelius debutant coach Alex Mitchell a harsh welcome to the coaching
25 Tiarna Windle
Cameron McClel- game. Many thanks for Muswellbrook’s players and supporters for
26 Bec Mullen making it a great day, and special thanks to Brad Hicks for arranging
24 land
27 Tara Chandler the raffle and other events in honour of his great mate.
25 Kyle Osborne
30 Sarah Mousley A special shout-out to today’s matchday sponsor – Singleton Auto
26 Brad Barnett Wreckers. Thank you to Hyph for his fantastic support of the club he
Daltyn McCart- loves. Have a great game today mate.
27 ney
28 Mitchell Gaffney THANK YOU HYPH AND SINGLETON AUTO WRECKERS!
29 Jakob Vearing Play well everyone and see you back at the Cri at the later time of
30 Jacob Welsh 7pm sharp for pressos. Damo’s got a stack of drink and meal spe-
cials for you to enjoy, and don’t forget to buy Hyph a beer! Happy
Easter to everyone for next week. Have a great break and come
back pumped for another blockbuster day at the Chook Pen with all
three grades up against Maitland. Cock-a doodle-doo!
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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'S The footy season is well and truly here with so far mixed results for
1 Daniel Cartwright 1 Ashleigh Flack our three teams.
4 Justin Lloyd 2 Sasha Edwards
5 Lachy Waters 3 Bethany Wood Our women kept their unbeaten record in tact with a good win
against Bateau Bay with new recruits Ange Jones slotting 7 majors and
6 James Kidd 4 Emily Grellman
Emily Grellman best on ground.
8 Jayden Banfield 5 Chelsea Dawson
9 Calvin Bond 6 Jocelyn Kelleher
First Grade put in a great 3 quarters against the Premiers Newcastle
10 Ben Simpson 7 Sian George City but fell away in the last. Coaches Shackleton and Lewis are
11 Brendan Lewis 8 Tayla Thorn pleased with the effort but if we’re to take the next step, need to play
12 Alex Bailey 9 Shardae Grieve 4 quarters and make the most of our opportunities. Highlight of the
13 Kyall Walford 10 Ange Jones game was 15 year Luke Flack debut and kicking 2 goals for the day.
15 Josh Mifsud 11 Hannah Page Josh Mifsud, Tim Oosterhoff and Kyall Walford led from the front all
16 Campbell Wilson 12 Rindy Moroney day.
17 Harley Bernleitner 13 Belinda Jenkins
18 Michael Forster 14 Shana Doughney Reserves went down to Bateau Bay under lights in a fiercely contested
20 Jorden Carrick 15 Taylah Canobie game. Like First Grade they were in it until the last break but eventu-
16 Carmyn Lennon ally went down by about 5 Goals. But there’s plenty to work with,
21 Dillion Stevens
with no less then 4 under 17s stepping up to Senior Football and more
22 Ryan Barrett 17 Caitlin Sims
than holding their own. Jye Boby was our best on the night and was
23 Brandon Lloyd 18 Brooke Hoolihan well supported by Veteran Dane Amidy and Greg Rolfe.
25 Liam Banfield 19 Ashleigh Page
26 Liam Hassall 20 Courtney Rachelle Today all teams are at home against Warners Bay which will be well
27 Rick White received by our game day volunteers. Our Women look to make it
32 Tim Oosterhoff 21 Georgia Butler three on the trot whilst First Grade and Reserves will look to get their
33 Enjay Convy 22 Dixie Butler first wins of the year.
34 Sam Jabour 23 Megan Jenkins
42 Jordan Canobie 25 Natasha Gregory Congratulations to Bethany Wood and Belinda Jenkins who play their
43 Brad Edwards 27 Claudia Walters 50th Senior Women's Game.
29 Beatriz Rael
44 Harley Beckett
Delgado We’d also like to thank our sponsors below for coming on board
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49 Marc Adams 30 Skye Bailey in 2019, your support and generosity and greatly appreciated.
50 Richy Lyons 32 Teneale Toker Diggers@The Entrance
52 Ayden Flynn 33 Kelsey Acton Mortgage Choice Tumbi
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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 After a good win over the Marlins in the Black Diamond
2 Jake Roach 1 Di Crep Cup last Saturday and solid performances in the Women's
3 Ben Scowen 2 Elizabeth Brown Competition and Plate against excellent opposition from
4 Luke Roach 3 Amber Lawrence League powerhouse Terrigal Avoca, Warners Bay heads to
5 Matthew Spinks 4 Kate Bartlem Adelaide St Oval in Tumbi Umbi this Saturday to play the
6 Nicholas Turner 5 Sam Delaney Killarney Vale Bombers in all three Grades.
7 Ryan Sorensen 7 Kirsty Jedrzejak
8 Riley Warner 9 Tiffani Jones
Adelaide St is a great place to play football and our teams
11 Sam Rumball face very tough opposition in all three Grades.
10 Alisha Kesby
12 Kobe McClure 12 Maddy Campbell
Jeremy Buckley's Plate side face up to the 2018 Preliminary
13 Samuel Gibbons 13 Emma Chester
Finalists at 10.00am.
14 Jarryd May 15 Abbey Lynch
15 Patrick Quinn 17 Tracy Baker-Holmes At noon, Tracey Baker's Women's side have a big hurdle up
16 Alex Crelley 18 Jade McPherson against a Killarney Vale opposition that has been in great
17 Ben Ellis 19 Jasmine Wellings form over the first two rounds.
18 Ben Hunter 22 Brittany Wood
19 Jeremy Smith 23 Samantha Lawrence At 2.00pm, Marty Reiman's Cup side will look to protect
20 Jared Neale 24 Rachel Evans their unbeaten record so far this season when they face a
21 Lachlan Deverell 26 Hannah Gow dogged and persistent Bombers outfit.
22 Dillon Walsh-Hall 27 Rachel Goodenough
23 Daniel Gray 28 Jo Spratt Our sponsor The Finance Shed, https://
24 Josh Nicol www.financeshed.com.au/, provide our club with wonder-
29 Ellie Richards
ful support. Check out the website above. The Finance
25 Robbie Barlow 37 Peta Elliott
Shed is a financial services business dedicated to the needs
27 Nick Pattey 42 Jessica McKenny
of tradies, subbies and small business in the Newcastle &
28 Cooper Garrett 44 Jessica Newstead the Hunter Region.
29 Tim Hof 54 Alex Delbridge
30 Oscar Anderson 56 Gabi Clarke Good luck to all teams this weekend.
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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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 The third week of footy is here and today we host our
1 Matthew Shortal 1 Elizabeth Tearall first home game of the year as we welcome Cardiff to
2 Corbin Bond 2 Shirelle Altona Hylton Moore. The ground is in excellent condition and
3 James Webster 3 Georgina Crowe we look forward to three close contests against the
4 Lachlin Bayliss Hawks.
4 Catherine Grimmond
5 Michael Roach
7 Josh Polglase 5 Elizabeth Ardill Last week all three grades enjoyed good wins with the
8 Brandon Thomas 6 Gabby Ralphs Ladies and Reserves taking out Warners Bay and First
9 Jack Grimmond 7 Isabella Strathford Grade beating Singleton.
10 Peter Van Dam 8 Isabell Brierly
11 Sam Ellis It’s been a great start to our season and we will be hop-
9 Darneka Rown
ing to add 3 more wins today.
12 Sam Shipley 10 Hannah Dankert
13 Jayson Van Dam 11 Noy Everson
Good luck to all grades today and see you all at Breakers
14 Brendan Harper 12 Erin Wakefield
tonight for awards.
15 Nathan Belbin 13 Cessa Brown
17 Will Delahunty 14 Emily Smith Go Panthers
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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CARDIFF HAWKS
Senior Coach: Rowan Bilkey
Women’s Coach: Paul Cooksley
Colours: Maroon & Gold
Facebook: cardiffhawksfc
CUP WOMEN A very big crowd turned out at the new home of Cardiff Hawks to
1 Simon O'Brien 1 Cleleste Plancia witness the historic first home game for all three grades. It was
2 Tom Lashlie 2 Emma Hieke pleasing to see so many past players and members including many
3 Matt Vukovich 3 Abbey Cooksley Life members all in their new Hawks colours. The new facility provid-
4 Jack Lennon Matisse Corman- ed a very comfortable experience for both players and spectators
5 Jack Pratt 4 Parker and the balcony area above the change rooms provided a crowd of
6 Nick Tomlison over 100 people a vantage point with a fantastic view of the action.
5 Claudia Russell
7 Bryce Graetz The Ironbark brewery sponsored bar on the balcony was also a great
6 Sam Kelly hit with Hawks members and many locals from Cameron Park who
8 Mick Ryan
7 Arizona Cross ventured over to see what was going on. Thanks also to all volun-
9 Jarred Campbell teers who spread the load on the day, the extra organization and
8 Nicola Walker
10 Chris Davies willingness of all to help out is a big help for our club.
9 Sheree Vukovich
11 Pat Delaney
10 Lilly Skeet
12 Adam Clarke On the field all three teams were determined to make our new
15 Declan Hoy 11 Jamine Onmg
ground a Hawks fortress and they did not let our club down. Our la-
18 Brandt Job 12 Tayla Grazules dies team put in a fantastic team performance with great skills to run
22 Andrew Risby 13 Taylah Wilks out winners. In a very pleasing sporting gesture our women assisted
23 Hugh O’Neill 14 Sophie Ranken the short of players at Nelson Bay by lending players to have a com-
24 Regan Bowe 15 Eva Bailey petitive game. Great work girls. Our seconds team displayed a strong
brand of skilful footy to run out clear winners showing the depth of
26 Scott Hawthorne 16 Minierva Bailey
talent within our club this year. Our senior men’s team had a very
28 Liam Gibson 17 Nikki Stenson solid hit out running out big winners against Maitland in a fantastic
29 Dave O’Donnell 19 Ellise Roper display of team footy and again showing great depth with a few ab-
33 Trent Thompson 20 Brianna Morten sences. Congratulations to all of our new players and juniors who
35 Marcus De leur 21 Allie Hawthorn have progressed to the senior squads, the future is looking very
39 Callum Spoor bright for our family club.
22 Alex Fardell
40 Zander Cross 24 Elizabeth Clark
46 Isaac Hughes Best of luck to all teams as they take on league powerhouse Terrigal
26 Sam Johnson this week
48 Luke Griffiths
27 Hana Moffatt
56 Tom Hawthorne
28 Marnie Twyford Go Hawks
66 Cam Jones
29 Isabella Jones
80 Tim Keys
31 Jodi Rheinberger
32 Hayley Wright
33 Teliah Buckton
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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
With the weather in the high twenties and the competition
CUP WOMEN'S fierce, round two saw the Marlins go down in a heated contest
1 Jason Carey with Warners Bay. Nelson Bay started well, leading at quarter
1 Megan Walmsley time, however missed opportunities and a quality opposition
3 Jack Burns
allowed the Bulldogs to capture the lead in the second quarter
4 Alec Clark 2 Louise O'Rourke and remain in front.
5 Matthew Blyth 3 Jessie Jones
6 James Anderson Despite trailing for most of the game there were some stand-
7 Claudia Ivankovik out performances. Nick Ceci played well on the wing, maintain-
7 Tylah Spelt ing composure in tight situations. Tyler Spelt started strongly in
8 Johanna Wilson
8 Chase Morrissey his first senior game, laying solid tackles to create turnovers
9 Joel Erickson 10 Kiarne Hawley and Keiran Lamond provided a handy target in the forward line,
kicking five goals.
10 Andrew Fowler 11 Kate Holland
11 Luke Rymer 14 Emma Kelly The Women’s side made the trip to Cardiff’s new home ground,
12 Callum McDonald Pasterfield Sports Complex for their first game of the season. A
13 Chris Eddy 16 Natasha Flint big thank you to the Hawks who graciously lent three players to
14 Craig Bird Nelson Bay to allow the match to be played.
20 Jemma Astley
15 Mark Everett
24 Madison Mulder For a number of the Marlins this was their first time playing
16 Don Spencer
together and the girls gave it their all from the first bounce to
17 Andrew Last 28 Haley West the final siren. The match was physical and competitive howev-
18 Jarryd Rymer er played in extremely good spirits. Even with the loss, there
29 Katelyn Jaramillo
19 Nick Harris were a number of positives and great performances including
Jemma Astley, Natasha Flint, Stephanie Miniter and Madison
20 Connor McCartney
Mulder. Elenour Wright played her first game for the club and
21 Tim Anderson had a stand out performance, gathering possessions all over
22 Nick Ceci the ground and bagging the Marlins first goal for the season.
23 Luke Boulton
Marlins Magic Moment of the week…… Although the Premier
24 Alexander Jameson Division team lost, the Marlins had a magic moment with Chris
25 Billy Barton ‘Buddy Franklin’ Eddy taking a 150m run from deep in defence,
26 Simon Vanderfeen burning off multiple Warners Bay chasers to hit Nick Harris,
laces out, on the forward flank!
35 Aaron Crouch
40 Gordon Young This week, Nelson Bay will host their first home game at Dick
41 James Fleming Burwell Oval. The Marlins take on Newcastle City and will
attempt to give the reigning premiers a run for their money.
45 Dean Fsadni
….Go Marlins!!
55 Kieran Lamond
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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 A marvellous day for the City faithful last Saturday with
1 Sally Codyre our three football sides and two netball sides all getting
1 Aidan Watling
2 Courtney Eckert the W. Five from five in our first full round made for a
2 Macaulay O'Malley
3 Stephanie Miniter great atmosphere at the Commonwealth Hotel in Cooks
3 Harrison Selkirk Hill on Saturday night.
4 Taylor Joyce
4 Stephen Batten
5 Kathleen Gibson
5 Luke Rawnsley 6 Sabrina Kliousis Down at Lake Mac our womens team conceded the first
7 Conor Haswell 7 Gabrielle McSpadden goal of the day, then it was all one way traffic bouncing
8 Joseph O'Donoghue 8 Kate DiNardo
back with a big win after a narrow loss last week. The
Plate side had a solid win and proudly retained the
10 Hugh Blanchfield 9 Meaghan MacDonald
Hooton Cup, whilst the Cup squad hit the road to take on
11 Isaac King 10 Tjarra Kilpatrick
Killarney Vale and came away with a well earned win.
11 Anna Ralston
13 Mitchell Knight Hugh Kelleher was enormous in the ruck and Big Kev
12 Kristel Gavenlock roared back into Prem Div in a big way. The netballers
14 Cade Triffitt
13 Katherine Stellmaker opened their season with two wins against Wests and are
15 Ian Baker
14 Samantha Thompson off and racing for the 2019 season. This week our Cup
16 Hayden Kavanagh 15 Molly Simpson team are on the road again, this time off to Nelson Bay to
17 Ethan Durbridge take on the Marlins, the Women are off for a tough physi-
16 Roisin Ronan Yates
18 Hamish Thomson 17 Chiara Lam cal encounter with Wyong, following the Plate sides
19 Jackson Crawford 18 Kirsty Ferguson match up with the Pies at Don Small.
21 Noah MacDonald 19 Simone Wood
22 Reed van Huisstede 20 Jemima Thomas Asheet Tak won the Presidents Award this week for this
21 Sophie Hoffman unwavering support for the Club. Despite busting his wing
23 Cameron Keast
in the trial game he continues to provide physio services
24 Jack Bowyer 22 Ashley Bacales
to the Club, despite being off the paddock for a few
23 Tegan McNiff
26 Liam Dwyer months himself - a good man, that I am sure would be
24 Caitlin Holcombe
30 Hugh Kelleher admired at any Club. Lastly, we were please to welcome
25 Casey Eacott Sage Painting and Grainfed Brewing Company to the fold
38 Max Quinlan
26 Hannah Murdoch this week, with some more good news to come on this
40 Mitchell Black
27 Annemarie Peacock front shortly.
45 Zac Macdonald
28 Madeline Norton
48 Kevin Macdonald 29 Melanie Edwards Go City!
Henry Roberts- 30 Sarah Halvorsen
63 Thompson
37 Annalise Norton
77 Brady Sweetnam
82 Taylah Wiggins
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LAKE MACQUARIE DOCKERS
Senior Coach: Tom Croft
Women’s Coach: John Janissen
Colours: Purple & White
Facebook: LMAFC
CUP WOMEN'S
Round three sees the Lake Macquarie women’s
1 Sam Wellard 1 Holly Kozlik
team travel to Nelsons Bay to take on the Marlins.
3 Chandler Williams 2 Emma Jayne Howe
Both teams will be looking for their first win of the
6 Tim Clark 3 Sheldon Janissen
season. Although the Dockers kicked the first goal of
7 Matt Wells 5 Billie Schneeweiss
the game last week they did not add to that tally
8 Tim Wells Emma Thomas Dearie
6 Pannowitz going down by 18 goals to a resurgent City team.
9 Clayton Beck
7 Katrina Le Coach JJ Janissen will be working hard on the skills
11 Antony Kelliher
8 Cleopatra Jennings of the newer players in an effort to provide some
12 Nic Bunny
12 Gabriella-Maree Brandon more support to the experienced players.
13 Daniel Zuzek
14 Danny Herivel 13 Sharni Bassett
15 Jakson Bertoli 15 Carla Hill The Dockers plate team have a bye this week so
16 Damian Mcintyre 16 Kristy-Lee Hardy Coach Tom Croft has been working the boys hard in
17 Nathan Flemming 17 Chelsea Flemming an effort to make up for the last quarter fade out
20 Jake O'Donnell 18 Mikayla Young against last year’s grand finals Newcastle City in
21 Lucas Jones 19 Kierra Bates Round 2. Even though the Lake Macquarie team
22 Jamie Collins 21 Kate Birse lead at quarter time and got back to a three goal
25 Matt Mears 24 Jasmin Birse deficit late in the third term they fell apart in the
26 Brad Farrell 26 Brianna Trappett last quarter to go down by 11goals.
27 Riley Janissen 30 Catherine Keogh
29 Alex Sain 34 Kathryn Foster
30 Ben Taylor 39 Hannah Olive
33 Tyler Smith 40 Jamie Koppelhuber
34 Elijah Button 45 Rashelle Carusi
35 Bryan Millar 47 Maddie Klimovitch
36 Isaiah Button 50 Josie Foster
37 Chad Hooton 53 Hayley Bosbach
40 Josh Ford
41 Rory Sleath
42 Sam Wellard
46 Dylan Rumble
47 Logan Olive
54 Joel Janissen
62 Greg Yanda
65 Sean Clune
66 Tom Croft
67 Zachary Hardes
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PORT STEPHENS POWER
Women’s Coach: Tony Merrit
Colours: Teal, White & Black
Facebook: PSPAFL
WOMEN'S Not supplied
1 Tailah West
6 Danielle Mcleod
7 Stacey-lee Ashpole
8 Ashley Craddock
9 Josie Johnson
16 Amanda Cherry
19 Cassandra Terranova
22 Cheyenne Neu
23 Justine Hourihan
28 Melissa Harding
28 Stephanie Merritt
31 Erin Hooper
32 Megan Bridger
33 Zarah Goldthorp
37 Lauren Kerr
41 Lauren Kadel
42 Katie Martin
43 Dominique Strain
Finlay Burnett
Grace Fewster
Shakira Jobson
Jesykah Broadbent
Gabrielle Fitzsimmons
Lisa Burggraaff
Taylah Radcliffe
Kayla Pennicott
29www.aflhuntercentralcoast.com.au
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 Hi footy fans!
4 Angus Brown 1 Zoe Antees
5 Luke Besley 2 Stephanie Caddis last Saturday we played our season starter under lights
6 3
against local rivals Killarney Vale. A huge crowd had gath-
Micheal Besley Tiarn Green
ered to see our Bastin Transport sponsored women's
7 Jack Southers 4 Rhiannon Hall
team play. The women have improved immensely thanks
9 Ryan Besley 5 Orana Young to the efforts & guidance of coach Dave Reed. Our wom-
10 Kyle Robinson 6 Bethany Allars en tried hard & some of their tackling was ferocious but
11 Jared Cullinan 7 Kayla Reed the bombers were too well drilled & were convincing
12 Bailey Hibbitt 8 Karlie Tyler winners.
13 Shaun Greentree 9 Katie Stubbs-Mills (C)
14 Pat McMahon 10 Tahren Van-Laar Our best were Salami Reed, The Captain, Chippy, Mus-
15 Nicholas Hay 11 Jessica Hidalgo cles, Rhi & Sparkles.
16 Ollie Gardiner 12 Tracey Allen
Our Australian Steel Framing & Trusses Men's team came
17 David Rees 14 Georgia Coleman
up against a youthful bombers team who were very keen
18 Max Ifield 15 Sophie Fowler
to play hard footy. Our guys hit the ground running in
19 Kyle Pollock 17 Bianca Zaczek the 1st & 2nd quarters to open up a hand 6 goal lead by
20 Chris Owen 18 Zoe Ifield half time. Both teams didn't give in to the last siren & we
21 Rob Gray 22 Maddison Trunk ran out winners by 6 goals.
22 Steve Turner 24 Katrina Barnes
23 Jason Wileman Our best were Oli, Doc, Macca, Junior Bes, Sparrow &
26 Joshua Wakem
Basto.
27 Todd Hindmarsh
A huge thanks to our sponsors
28 Kris Toohey
The Entrance Leagues Club
32 Jack Bastin
Bastin Transport
36 Matthew Johnstone Australian Steel Frames & Trusses
Creative Coastal Homes
ETS Long Jetty
30www.aflhuntercentralcoast.com.au
M U S W E L L B R O O K C AT S
Senior Coach: Steve Mullane
Women’s Coach: Megan Kropp
Colours: Navy Blue & White
Facebook: Muswellbrook Cats AFL
WOMEN'S Not supplied
2 Edwards, Sasha
3 Wood, Bethany
4 Grellman, Emily
8 Thorn, Tayla
9 Grieve, Shardae
11 Page, Hannah
12 Moroney, Laurinda
13 Jenkins, Belinda
14 Doughney, Shana
17 Sims, Caitlin
19 Page, Ashleigh
20 Barnett, Courtney
21 Butler, Georgia
23 Jenkins , Megan
27 Walters, Claudia
32 Toker, Teneale
33 Acton, Kelsey
34 Williams, Hannah
31www.aflhuntercentralcoast.com.au
WALLSEND WEST NEWCASTLE
Senior Coach: Ryan Davies
Women’s Coach: Darren Bird
Colours: Red, White & Black
Facebook: wwnswans
WOMEN'S Womens Review – Round 2 saw the Swans Women team hav-
1 Bec Garside ing a week off after their Round 1 game against Cardiff. With
2 Lisa Morales the team coming of the back of a loss against the Hawkettes,
3 Kate Booth they spent the week off working on our game structure and
4 Melissa Richardson putting some of the positives from the game into practice
where when we played our defensive style we were able to
5 Georgia Fox
control the amount of points put on us. With our team getting
6 Alyce McCloskey towards full strength in the next few weeks we’re excited to
7 Meghan Sawkins see what we can make of the season.
8 Melany Fisher
10 Sarah Parker Round 1 Standout players – Amy Pittman, Ashlea Finn, Emily
11 Jasmine Gosper Curtis, Meghan Sawkins & Melany Fisher
12 Mel Nelson
As always, a big thanks to our sponsors , The Family Hotel,
13 Matilda Jackson- McDonalds (Wallsend) and Bodyworx.
14 Nicola Deacon
Remember players, families and supporters to get down to
15 Karen Lonergan The Family Hotel after games and training to support them...
16 Indigo Ryan without them we wouldn't have our teams.
17 Ashlea Finn
18 Sarah Livesey
19 Prue McDonald
20 Emily Curtis
21 Molley Croak
22 Faith Eadie
24 Maddy O'Mahony
25 Kira Jones
26 Mahatia Minniecon
27 Vanessa Neighbour
30 Amy Pittman
32www.aflhuntercentralcoast.com.au
NCCUA
Umpire Coach: Christine Burrows
President: Jake Lowe
Facebook: newcastle.ccoast.umpires.association
Andy Baldwin Shana Doughney This weekend the NCCUA continued to see a number of Milestones for
Anthony Everson Shane Lowndes our Umpires in a senior space.
Bowen Flockhart Simon Mccauley
Christine Burrows Simon Richens Firstly, both Rachel Robinson and Riley Luck made their Black Dia-
mond Cup Debut’s as Field Umpires, congratulations. The only female
Christopher Lockwood Stephen Blume
Field Umpires to make this debut previously were Emily Brown
Colin Goodenough Stuart Chellis (Reichert), Christine Burrows, Shana Doughney and Jessica Barnes.
Darrel Luck Tom Steward
David Parsons Wayne Farrand The significance of Riley’s debut on Saturday was that Riley was able
Dominic O’Brien Yuri Porter to not only debut in Cup, but also umpire a Cup match with dad,
Ethan Robinson NCCUA & League Life Member, Darrel Luck. A major moment for the
Harrison Crook Luck family.
Isaac Stokes
Other Black Diamond Cup debutants were Codi Raff (Goal Umpire),
Jacob Turley Calum Walters and Jonah Finlay (Boundary Umpires).
Jake Lowe
Jake Sweetnam Two other milestones were achieved this weekend.
Jason Crookall
Jodie Henderson First was NCCUA & AFLHCC Sponsor Ryan Stanton, who umpired his
Jody Jackson 50th Black Diamond Cup match on Saturday at Killarney Vale. Ryan,
Joey Mott congratulations on your milestone and thank you for your continued
contribution to the Association and League both on and off the field.
John Sullivan
Jonah Findlay The last milestone achieved last weekend was a significant one,
Josh Archer NCCUA Life Member and Legend, John Sullivan Goals Umpired his
Kate Handley 400th Match with the NCCUA since 2000. A tremendous achievement
Kyan Everson from the longest serving umpire in our region. Sully, thank you for
Lachlan Chellis your continued service to Footy in our region.
Lachlan Harnett
The NCCUA would also like to acknowledge the incredible people that
Lauren Mott
have stuck their hands up to umpire Junior Footy as well. If you would
Lincoln Mccauley still like to be involved in umpiring footy at any level please don’t hesi-
Luke Richens tate to speak to an umpire at your game and we can let you know
Mark Scarfe what’s involved.
Matt Jeffrey
Michael Barnes Thank you and good luck for today’s matches.
Miles Mccauley
Mitch Sweetnam
Nathan Merrick
Nathan Slater
Noah Furniss
Peter Austin
Rachel Robinson
Riley Luck
Roy Reichart
Ryan Stanton
Sam O’Brien
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