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REDLEGSNORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB ANNUAL REPORT || 2019

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CLUB PROFILE 1878-2019

MOST GAMES: 371 by G. McIntosh 1982-1998.

MOST STATE GAMES: 39 by Walter Scott, 1920-32.

INTERSTATE CAPTAINS: A. S. McMichael, 1879; Alfred Waldron, 1880, 1881, 1890; H.A. Plunkett, 1893; Alby Bahr, 1908; Walter Scott, 1930; Jack Oatey, 1949-50; Neville Roberts, 1984-85; Michael Aish, 1986,1989; Garry McIntosh 1992, 1995, 1997; Brett James 2002; Scott Borlace 2006.

MAGAREY MEDALLISTS: Albert Green, 1898; Rev. Charles Perry, 1915; Walter Scott, 1921,1924 and 1930; Alick Lill, 1925; William McCallum, 1936; John Marriott, 1951; Ron Kneebone, 1966; Michael Aish, 1981; Garry McIntosh, 1994 and 1995; Andrew Jarman, 1997, Matthew Thomas, 2013, Mitch Grigg 2017 and 2018.

FOS WILLIAMS MEDALLISTS: Michael Aish, 1983; Garry McIntosh, 1984, 1992, 1995; Andrew Jarman, 1990; Scott Burns, 1994, James Thiessen, 1997, Paul McCormack, 1998, Anthony Harvey 1999, Scott Borlace 2005.

JACK OATEY MEDALLISTS: Danny Jenkins, 1982; Keith Thomas, 1984; John Cunningham, 1997, Dean Terlich 2012, Brett Zorzi 2013, Matthew Panos 2014, Mitch Grigg 2018.

KEN FARMER MEDALLISTS: Jim West 1997.

TASSIE MEDALLISTS: Graham Molloy, 1969. ALL AUSTRALIANS: John Marriott, 1953; K. “Bill” Wedding, 1961; Graham Molloy, 1969; Michael Aish, 1983 and 1986 (Vice Captain).

GALLAGHER/WILLIAMS CUP: 1993, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015.

MOST GOALS IN A SEASON: 111 - Neville Roberts, 1983; 100 Bruce Schultz, 1941.

CLUB FORMED: 1878

HOME GROUND: Coopers Stadium

CLUB ADDRESS: 4 Woods Street, Norwood

PHONE: 8362 6278

GROUND MEASUREMENTS: 161m x 111m

COLOURS: Navy blue guernsey with red trim and red socks

EMBLEM:

PREMIERSHIPS: 31 - 1878-83; 1887-1889; 1891; 1894; 1901; 1904; 1907; 1922-23; 1925; 1929; 1941; 1946; 1948; 1950; 1975; 1978; 1982; 1984; 1997,2012, 2013, 2014 SANFLW Premiers 2017

RUNNERS UP: 1884; 1885; 1890; 1893; 1895; 1896; 1899; 1908; 1920; 1921; 1928; 1933; 1947; 1952; 1955; 1957; 1960; 1961; 1980; 1993; 1999; 2010; 2018.

WOODEN SPOONS:6 - 1913; 1914; 1915; 1919; 1968, 2004.

OTHER PREMIERSHIPS: 1977 Ardath Cup.

CHAMPIONS OF AUSTRALIA: 1888; 1907.

STANLEY H. LEWIS TROPHY: 14 - 1965; 1974; 1982; 1984; 1985; 1986; 1987; 1995; 1996; 1997, 1998, 2011, 2012, 2018.

MOST YEARS AS COACH: 12 - Jack Oatey 1945-1956.

MOST YEARS AS CAPTAIN: 10 - Alfred Waldron, 1881-85; 1887-90; 1892; 9 - Garry McIntosh, 1990-98.

MOST GOALS IN A MATCH: 23 - Anthony “Bos” Daly v. Adelaide in 1893.

HIGHEST GOALS AGGREGATE: 669 - Bruce Schultz, 1933-41; 602 - Roger Woodcock 1969-81.

BEST HOME ATTENDANCE: 20, 280 v Port Adelaide on May 22, 1971.

BEST FINAL ATTENDANCE: 58,924 v Port Adelaide at Adelaide in 1957 Grand Final.

HIGHEST WINNING SCORE: Norwood 33.21 (219) d North 10.9 (69) at Norwood on May 7, 1977.

BIGGEST WINNING MARGIN: 158 points at Woodville on July 1, 1995.

LONGEST WINNING SEQUENCE: 16 games in 1975.

LONGEST WINNING SEQUENCE AT NORWOOD OVAL: 16 games from 1974 to 1976; 16 games from 1996 to 1998.

LAST PREMIERSHIP SIDE: 2014 - Coach Ben Warren, Gavin Hughes, Kristian Roocke, Michael Newton, Matthew Panos, Callum Bartlett, James Allan, Alex Forster, Simon Phillips, Kieran McGuinness ©, Jace Bode, Michael Chippendale, Kane Murphy, Sam Baulderstone, Anthony Wilson, Timothy Webber, Liam Davis, Ben Jefferies, Brady Dawe, Josh Donohue, Andrew Kirwan, Edward Smart.


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CONTENTS

NOORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB & REDLEGS CLUB4 Woods St, Norwood, SA 5070 | Postal PO Box 3125, Norwood, SA 5070Phone 8362 6278 | www.norwoodfc.com.au

BOARD MEMBERS 4

STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS 5

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 7

CEO’S REPORT 11

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS REPORT 14

TALENT MANAGER’S REPORT 16

COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS 18

FINANCE REPORT 20

OBITUARIES 22

NORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB HISTORY COMMITTEE 23

2019 LIFE MEMBERS 25

EVENTS 27

2019 LEAGUE STATISTICS 29

2019 TROPHY WINNERS 30

STANLEY H LEWIS TROPHY 30

2019 DEBUTANTS 31

2019 SANFL MILESTONES 31

2019 MEN’S RESULTS 32

2019 WOMEN’S RESULTS 32

LEAGUE LADDER 34

RESERVES LADDER 34

UNDER 18 LADDER 35

UNDER 16 LADDER 35

2019 MEN’S LEAGUE TEAM 36

MEN’S FIXTURE AND RESULTS 37

2019 WOMEN’S STATISTICS 40

2019 WOMEN’S TEAM 41

WOMEN’S FIXTURE AND RESULTS 42

2019 RESERVES STATISTICS 44

2019 U18 STATISTICS 45

2019 U18 AWARDS 45

2019 U16 STATISTICS 46

2019 U16 AWARDS 46

2019 RETIREES 47

LIFE MEMBERS 48

HONOUR ROLL 50

100 GAMES AND OVER 53

2019 PARTNERS 54


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Paul Di Iulio

Steve Arblaster

Ben Seekamp

Justin Staritski

Marie Skrodzki

Rick Neagle

President / Chairman

Board Member

Board Member

Board Member

Board Member

Board Member

Coopers Stadium

BOARD MEMBERS


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STAFF AND VOLUNTEERSOFFICE STAFF

James FantasiaCEO

Peggy Burns Finance Manager

Mark Ross Football Operations Manager

Rick Shrowder Talent Manager

Dale Fleming Commercial Operations Manager

Joseph Marciano Media and Communications Coordinator

Angeline Solari Administration Coordinator

Natasha Maios Finance Assistance

Chris Branson Licence and Facilities Manager

Barry Solomon Ground Manager

Gavin Goodfellow Property Manager

David Solari Ground Assistant

Ben Mesisca SANFL Development Officer

Michael Gerace Office Support

BOARD MEMBERS

Paul Di Iulio President

Ben Seekamp

Marie Skrodzki

Justin Staritski

Steve Arblaster

Rick Neagle

NUMBER ONE TICKET HOLDER

Premier Steven Marshall

CLUB PATRON

Joe Tripodi OAM

FOOTBALL DEPARTMENT

Jarrod Cotton Senior Coach

Adam Smith Senior Assistant

Gavin Hughes Forward Coach

James Saywell Midfield Coach

Jeremy Cini Defence Coach

Paul Gillet Bench Coach

Stephen Carr Runner

Chris O'Connor Runner / Reserves Assistant

Marc Robinson League Team Manager

Ray Jarrett Property Steward

Al Hughes Property Steward

Ben Mesisca Reserves Assistant

Nic Massacci Reserves Assistant


Pete Sanders Reserves Runner

Al Hughes Reserves Team Manager

Michael Milnes Interchange and Property Steward

Stephen Bennetts League Timekeeper

Brian Moody Reserves Timekeeper

SENIOR TRAINERS AND SUPPORT STAFF

Dr Andrew MacDonald Club Doctor

Dr Simon Vanlint Team Doctor

Kirsty Fendt Head Trainer

Tom Moore Head Physiotherapist

Ray Kropinski Head of Fitness

Miroslav Trbovic Weights Coach

Kerry Bungey Team Physiotherapist

Dan Garuccio Trainer

Cooper Matheson Trainer

Denis Sella-Ginot Trainer

Nathan Caputo Trainer

Lauren Hagenus Trainer

Martin Faulkner Trainer

Alice Hooper Trainer

Hailee Fitzgerald Trainer

Krystal Musolino Trainer

Lachie Winter Trainer

Donna Rhook Injury Management / Trainer

CLUB CHAPLIN

Andrew Aish

UNDERAGE TEAM OFFICIALS

James Allan U18 Coach

Sam Baulderstone Assistant Coach

Alex Forster Assistant Coach

Tom Charlton Assistant Coach

Luke McCarthy Runner/ Assistant Coach

Victor Thach U18 Fitness Coach

Shane Ellul U18 Fitness Coach

Colin Cairns U18 Team Manager

Chris O'Connor U16 Coach

Dave Bartel U16 Line Coach

Tyson Currie U16 Line Coach

Brock Kennedy U16 Line Coach

Bek McMahon U16 Line Coach

Michael NiedzwickiU16 Runner


Nick Cubit Head Trainer

Karli Wise Physiotherapist

Mark Vincent Scoreboard Attendant (both grades)

Tushar Vyas Bus Driver for school runs

Paul Homann Timekeeper (both grades) Big Screen

Alison Harvey Trainer

Gayl Suttton Trainer

Suzy Pengan Trainer

Thomas Tiver Support Staff

Mike McAvaney Support Staff

Michael Niedzwiecki U15 Metro Coach

Riley Atkinson U15 Assistant Coach

Corey Di Stefano U15 Assistant Coach

Lachlan Pascoe U15 Assistant Coach

David PayneU14 Coach

Devin Payne U14 Line Coach

Steven Canala U14 Runner

Alex ForsterU13 Metro Coach

Alison Ferrall U17 Girls Coach

Cassie Tsoumbris U17 Girls Coach

Elisha Gallagher U15 Girls Coach

Rhi Busch U15 Girls Coach

Lindsay Bigg Female Talent Officer

Tim McMahon Female Programs Senior Coach

Richard Horgan U15 Country Coach

Bobby Harris U15 Assistant Coach

Michael Curtis U15 Runner

Danny Horgan U15 Team Manager

Roger Puckridge U17 Country Coach

Robert Shirley U17 Assistant Coach

Paul Warmington U17 Team Manager

Andrew Taheny EP Talent Coordinator

Glenn Dunn Senior Support Staff

Chris Gerie Trainer

Kerry-Anne Casanova Trainer


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WOMENS FOOTBALL

Steve Symonds Senior Coach

Tim McMahon Offensive Coach

Brendan O'Donnell Defensive Coach

Luke Hibberd Skills and Conditioning

Tim McMahon Skills/Modified Training

James Boden Runner

Sarah Thompson Team Manager

Dr Andrew MacDonald Doctor

Emma Gericke Club Physiotherapist

Denis Sella-Ginot Head Trainer

STATISTICIANS

Peter Mansfield Head Statistician

Peter Borgelt Stats/Whiteboard

Gary Vivian Statistician

David Kempe Statistician

Grant Ashby Statistician

Bill Woolford Statistician

FOOTBALL COMMITTEE

Mark Ross Chairman

Jarrod Cotton Senior Coach

James Fantasia CEO


Justin Staritski

Michael Taylor

Steve Symonds

Rick Shrowder

Cat Rugari

MARKETING COMMITTEE

Marie Skrodzki Chairman

Dale Fleming

James Fantasia

Joseph Marciano

FINANCE COMMITTEE

Ben Seekamp Chairman

Paul Di Iulio

James Fantasia

Hamish Mould

Peggy Burns

Nick Green

BUILD THE FORT COMMITTEE

Andrew Killey Chairman

Paul Di lulio

James Fantasia

Michael Pratt

Daniel Gannon

Charmaine Binns

John Cunningham

Dale Fleming

Rick Neagle

GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE

Steve Arblaster Chairman

Andrew Lamb

James Fantasia

Richard O'Dea

ASSETS COMMITTEE

Paul Di Iulio Chairman

James Fantasia

Barry Solomon

HISTORY COMMITTEE

Wynton Heading Chairman

Graeme Adams

Reonaldo Cialini

Dee Cox

Lindsay Cox

Michael Coligan

Rob Crompton

Wynton Heading

Stephen Jones

Chris Lane

Trevor Mather

Phil Robins

Bryan Ridge

John Townsend

Marie Walsh

Robert Walsh

Roger Woodcock

CARE AND WELLBEING COMMITTEE

Mark Ross Chairman

Jarrod Cotton

Rick Shrowder

Cat Rugari

James Fantasia

Donna Rhook

Andrew Aish

Anthony Hill

John Neate

PAST PLAYERS AND OFFICIALS COMMITTEE

Matthew BartamucciChairman

Glen Rosser

Steve Fendt

Dale Fleming

Roger Woodcock

Malcolm Ashwood

Sue Hutchinson

NOR EAST COMMITTEE

Ben Seekamp Chairman

Matt Binns

James Fantasia

Glen Cooper

Chris Branson

Steve Arblaster

FUNCTION CENTRE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

James Fantasia Chairman

Stephen Arblaster Board Member and Governance Committee

Ben Seekamp Board Member and Finance Committee

Nick Green Finance Committee


Chris Branson Licence, Facilities and Events Manager

VOLUNTEERS

Malcolm Ashwood

Rowley Pengilley

Sue Hutchinson

Mark Vincent

John Emery

Stuart Bee

Vanessa Cirelli

Peter Nanotti

Brenton Klaebe

Bill Drummond


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PRESIDENT’S REPORTPaul Di Iulio

Although the club didn’t have the on-field success that we were all looking for, I believe there were a lot of positives that can be taken out of 2019 which should hold us in good stead going forward. There were several significant changes both on and off the field throughout the year which brought about some challenges, however, also a number of opportunities.

WOLF BLASS COMMUNITY CENTRE

There is no doubt the most exciting project that is happening off-field is the construction of the Wolf Blass Community Centre. This new facility will be our home, our heart and our fortress. It’s been a long time coming, however, as you can see from the work that has occurred so far, it will be an amazing facility and one that we will all be very proud to call our own.

After years of procrastination and delays beyond our control the construction is well and truly underway with a completion date expected by the end of May 2020. The vision of creating a clubroom facility overlooking the ground is no longer a dream it’s becoming a reality. As the League is contracting in several areas this investment in our future will ensure that the Norwood Football Club will be at the forefront of all things football in South Australia.

Construction has taken a little longer than expected, however, as they say ‘good things come to those who wait’ and from a recent inspection of the works with The Premier, Steven Marshall and the man himself, Wolf Blass, there is no doubt we are creating something very special for many generations to come. There will be no better place to have a Coopers beer or a Barossa Boy wine and watch our beloved Redlegs than in the Wolf Blass Community Centre.

The actual construction works is far more than simply the new clubrooms, it incorporates a new Premiers Bar with direct access to the oval, new administration offices, a merchandise area, new home change rooms that are fully compliant for women’s football and new visitors change rooms under the western stand at the northern end of the ground. The project has extensively grown from initially being our new clubroom facility to ensuring that our future is secure at Coopers Stadium for at least the next 50 plus years providing our playing group with the best possible facilities to deliver the ultimate success.

There is no doubt Norwood Football Club and Coopers Stadium are iconic in the South Australian landscape, however, when we speak of iconic South Australians, there probably is none bigger than Wolf Blass. I would like to thank Wolf again for his significant personal financial contribution to the new clubrooms. As has been well publicised Wolf has donated $1 million to the build and in recognition of his very generous support the new facility will be named the


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Wolf Blass Community Centre. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all the other people who have assisted in raising funds for the new build to date and especially acknowledge and thank those that have donated significant amounts towards the new facility.

ON-FIELD

As a football club we had another successful season coming runner-up in the Stanley H. Lewis Memorial Trophy, awarded to the best performing club in the League, Reserves and Under 18 competition throughout the SANFL minor round.

The League team, although showing glimpses of its 2018 form, never reached their full potential in 2019 and bowed out of the finals race in the first semi-final. At the start of the year our expectations were high, however, after starting well we were never able to emulate the feats of the previous year, although I know it wasn’t for a lack of trying. I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank our head coach Jarrod Cotton. There is no doubt his commitment, dedication and love for Norwood has transcended throughout the entire club and ensured that we are one club with one vision of being the best we can be with the clear mandate of giving ourselves the best chance to win the premiership each and every year.

The Reserves team finished minor premiers and went on to win their grand final in magnificent fashion which was a fantastic reward for a very talented young group of players who will become very good league players over the next couple of years. I would like to congratulate Jed Spence on winning the Reserves Magarey Medal. Jed’s ability to continually win the football and create opportunities was one of the reasons the team had an amazingly successful year. I would also like to acknowledge Gavin Hughes and his assistant coaches on another successful year and congratulate him on winning the ultimate prize, the Reserves Grade premiership. This is a very close group of players who just really enjoy playing for the Norwood Football Club.

The Women’s team had another successful year finishing minor premiers and then suffered two narrow losses in their finals campaign. The Women’s team were so successful that at the SANFLW Best & Fairest award, Najwa Allen was crowned the best and fairest player in the League closely followed by her team-mates Monique Hollick and Hannah Dunn. I would like to congratulate all three women on their outstanding season and to especially acknowledge Nawja’s achievements as she also won the Norwood Women’s Best & Fairest award and Ellen Maple Medal for best on ground in the game against Sturt earlier in the season. I would also like to thank and acknowledge the efforts and contribution that Women’s coach Steve Symonds has made to the Norwood Football Club over the last three years. After three

very successful seasons, which included two grand final appearances and one premiership, he is leaving the club to take up a role as Senior Women’s coach at the Collingwood Football Club. We wish him all the best and thank him for his enormous contribution in establishing the Women’s football program at the Norwood Football Club.

As we look back over the year, you would generally agree that as a club we had a good year, however, we look forward to turning good years like this into very successful years with premiership successes in all competitions.

MICHAEL TAYLOR MEDAL

Brad McKenzie capped off his best year at the club being awarded the Michael Taylor Medal as our most brilliant player for the 2019 season. Brad had a magnificent and extremely consistent season and his heroics were no more prevalent than on the June long weekend at Noarlunga where he single-handedly repelled attack after attack after attack to secure a very hard-fought win for the club. I think you would all agree there was nothing more that he could have done in season 2019, so congratulations Brad on a fantastic season.

RETIRING CHAMPIONS

The end of the season also saw the retirement of four greats of the Norwood Football Club who between them have won 10 premierships, captained the club, won club Best & Fairest awards and represented South Australia. I would like to congratulate Jace Bode, Alex Georgiou, Brady Dawe and Ed Smart on their stellar careers and their absolute dedication and love for the club. For anyone who witnessed their retirement speeches at the Michael Taylor Medal presentation you will know how much this football club means to them. On behalf of the club I would like to say thank you Jace, Alex, Brady and Ed for the memories, and oh what great memories they were, and wish you all the best for the future.

BOARD

I would like to thank my fellow board members Ben Seekamp, Justin Staritski, Rick Neagle, Steve Arblaster and Marie Skrodzki for their support and ongoing commitment to the Norwood Football Club. Their determination and drive to continually want to make the club the best it can be has been amazing. This passionate group of people have been working tirelessly to ensure that we continue to strive towards our vision of being the leader in the SANFL. It’s been a challenging year both on and off the field, however, we have remained relentless in our pursuit of excellence to ensure we once again climb to the top of the SANFL.


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I would also like to thank several independent committee members who have been working closely with the board, CEO and staff members to achieve our goal of being the leading club in the SANFL. So, a very big thank you to the;

• Football Committee led by Justin Staritski and club ‘legend’ Michael Taylor.

• The Build the Fort Fundraising Committee led by Andrew Killey, Daniel Gannon, Michael Pratt and Charmaine Binns.

• The Finance Committee led by Ben Seekamp and comprising Hamish Mould and Nick Green.

• The Nor East Management Committee led by Steve Arblaster and comprising Matt Binns and Glenn Cooper

• The Governance Committee led by Steve Arblaster and comprising Andrew Lamb and Richard O’Dea as their support and contribution has been very much appreciated by the board.

CEO

I would like to acknowledge and thank James Fantasia for the monumental amount of work he undertakes in pursuit of making the Norwood Football Club as successful as it can be. Whether it’s involvement in on-field matters, the Nor East or the development of the Wolf Blass Community Centre, his tireless efforts ensure that we always get the best possible outcome for the club. There is no doubt the build of the Wolf Blass Community Centre has consumed an enormous amount of his time and like a true professional he has just taken it in his stride and continued doing whatever is needed to be done for the club.

LIFE MEMBERS

In 2019 there were two wonderful people awarded Life Membership of the Norwood Football Club, Barry Solomon and George Phillips (posthumously). I would like to sincerely thank and acknowledge them for the enormous contribution they have made to the club over many years. Their contribution has been amazing, and it was very fitting that these two wonderful individuals have been awarded club Life Membership.

SPONSORS

I would like to acknowledge and thank all our sponsors who are an integral part of our club and whose commitment has been pivotal to our success over the years. Although there are far too may sponsors to mention, I would like to make special mention of the following major sponsors, whose support for our great club never ceases to amaze me.

Firstly, I would like to acknowledge and thank Veolia and IWS (Integrated Waste Services) for their contribution as our major sponsors for 2019. Their joint sponsorship and commitment to the club has been fantastic and will continue to assist us to grow and become stronger over the next few years. I would personally like to thank Laurie Kozlovic and Joe Borrelli who have been key people in their organisations and who have continuously showed faith in the club and chosen to invest in our future.

I would like to thank Coopers Brewery whose current long-term sponsorship agreement will take their association with the club to almost 80 years. I am not sure that there would be any other sponsorship deal in Australia that has been going for 76 consecutive years.

Coopers Stadium Superscreen


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I would like to extend a very big thank you to Paradise Motors for their amazing support and commitment to the club for over 10 years, which continues to grow and get stronger every year. Finally, I would like to acknowledge and thank Trent and Jess Burge for their sponsorship through Barossa Boy Wines, ensuring that the Burge connection with the club will continue for many years to come.

It’s fantastic to see these family owned South Australian iconic businesses continuing to support the Norwood Football Club.

NORWOOD, PAYNEHAM & ST. PETERS COUNCIL

I would like to acknowledge and thank Mayor Robert Bria, his fellow Councillors, CEO Mario Barone and the staff of the NPSP Council for their support throughout the year in the building of the Wolf Blass Community Centre. As a club we look forward to working with them to revitalise the western end of The Parade, complete our new facility and generally enhance the match day experience at home games.

PATRON

I would also like to acknowledge and thank Club Patron, Joe Tripodi for his words of wisdom and his continual support in our quest to become the best we can be as a football club. The contribution that Joe has made, and continues to make, is amazing and we are very lucky to have him as a one-eyed Norwood supporter.

STAFF

To all the staff of the Norwood Football Club thank you for everything you do for this club on a day to day basis, the efforts and continued commitment of this group of people is very much appreciated. We may not have large numbers, however, our staff make an enormous impact and without their tirelessly efforts and endless enthusiasm we would not have been able to achieve what we have both on and off the field, especially in a very challenging year with the building of the new facility.

VOLUNTEERS

Lastly and not the least, I would like to thank all our volunteers. Volunteers are a very important part of any club and I think our volunteers are simply the best; they give their time tirelessly for the club and their ongoing efforts are simply amazing. So, to each volunteer of the club, on behalf of the board, I would like to say thank you!

IN CLOSING

It’s not easy to win premierships, however, as a board we are committed to doing whatever is necessary to ensure we have the best chance of bringing the Thomas Seymour Hill premiership cup back to The Parade next season. If we continue to live our values both on and off the field, I am sure that we will once again experience premiership success soon.

Cameron Shenton (Photo - Deb Curtis).


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CEO’S REPORTJames Fantasia

THE 2019 SEASON

Carrying the disappointment of a grand final loss the year before has been a trap for many football clubs over the journey. I don’t think this was the case for our league team in 2019, however, our season was inconsistent and ultimately disappointing. It well may be a year that on reflection we let get away from us without wanting to be disrespectful to our opposition. On that note, I would like to congratulate the Glenelg Football Club on its premiership success in their first finals appearance since the introduction of the two Adelaide AFL clubs into the SANFL competition. On a positive note the Reserves premiership was a great reward for the young men who represented the club at this level. One of the more exciting prospects for the club is the quality of young players that will be presenting themselves for league honours over the next few years. Our Women’s team need to be congratulated on an outstanding season finishing minor premiers, unfortunately falling just short in their finals campaign. The U18 team showed some promising signs throughout the season and possess some exciting young talent despite finishing outside the final five. Our U16 team had a consistent season and finished playing

in the finals only to lose their semi-final encounter. Both under-age teams showed encouraging signs and can boast having talented players that we look forward to assisting in their continued development as they aspire to play senior football.

CLUB CHAMPION AWARD

Congratulations to all of our award winners for the 2019 season. I would like to recognise their individual performances, in particular our Club Champion and Michael Taylor Medallist, Brad McKenzie. Brad came to the club in 2017 after a stint with the North Melbourne Football Club in the AFL and has been a consistent contributor to the team since his arrival. A truly deserving achievement by Brad who has become a significant player at our club and across the competition. I would also like to congratulate our Women’s Club Champion, Najwa Allen. Najwa was also recognised as the SANFLW competition’s best player for the season, a wonderful achievement. Subsequently, Najwa has now been selected by the Adelaide Football Club for the 2020 AFLW season and we wish her every success playing at this level. Our Reserves best and fairest award was won


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by Henry Crauford who was recruited from Mount Gambier and continues to develop as a big man and will no doubt be pushing for league selection next season. I would also like to congratulate Jed Spence who was the recipient of the 2019 SANFL Reserves Magarey Medal.

FIRST GAME AND MILESTONES

Congratulations go to Dominic Barry, Cody Szust and Corey Grove who represented the Norwood Football Club for the first time along with Dylan Stephens, Cameron Taheny, Brodie Carroll, Josh Richards and Cameron Ball who also played in their first league game. Special mention and congratulations go to Dylan Stephens, selected at pick No.5 by the Sydney Football Club and Cameron Taheny at pick No.50 by the Geelong Football Club at the 2019 AFL National Draft.

Special mention and congratulations are also extended to those players who reached SANFL game milestones through the season. Brady Dawe on his 200th game together with Matthew Panos, Lewis Johnson, and Ed Smart who all reached 100 game milestones. Brad McKenzie and Matthew Nunn also both reached their 50th game milestones during the season.

RETIREES

I would like to thank and recognise our retiring players for their great service and contribution to the Norwood Football Club. In particular, three-time premiership player and current captain Jace Bode, who has been an exceptional leader of our football club. Past captain and two-time premiership player Alex Georgiou for his outstanding contribution culminating in his 2017 Club Champion award. Three-time premiership player Brady Dawe one of our favourite sons, together with two-time premiership player Ed Smart who has captivated our supporters with his speed and explosive attack on the football. All these players will be sadly missed and we wish each of them every success in their respective future endeavours and again thank each of them for their contribution to our football club.

PARTNERSHIPS AND MEMBERSHIPS

Off-field the club has continued to grow and we are grateful for the support of our major sponsors, Veolia through Laurie Koziovic and IWS through Joe Borelli and their respective teams. Our many corporate partners who continue to support our great club. I would like to take this opportunity to thank a number of our key partners including the Coopers family, in particular, Tim and Glen Cooper, Cam Pearce and Brent Felice from Coopers Brewery, Grant, Helen, Trent and Jessica Burge from Barossa Boy Wines, Colin Kuchel and his team at Australian Outdoor Living, Travel Associates through Andrew Boyce and his team and Jeff Neale and the team at Paradise Motors Mazda. I also want to acknowledge

every one of our other loyal sponsors, many of whom have been with us for years if not decades, a fact that shines a positive reflection on the quality of their involvement, and the respect in which our club is held in the corporate community. I would like to take this opportunity to thank our loyal members and their unwavering support throughout the year. The club once again boosted membership numbers to over 3000, a target that we are looking to grow into the future. Club membership play’s such an enormous part in the success of any club and we again encourage your ongoing support in 2020.

STAFF, COMMITTEES AND VOLUNTEERS

A successful football club requires the ongoing support of many people in many different capacities and our club is extremely fortunate to have such a committed group of people across a broad area of responsibilities. I would like to thank our many volunteers, committee members, sponsors, match day staff, members, supporters, coaches and players for their ongoing support and commitment to our wonderful club. In particular those members of the finance committee, governance committee, Nor East advisory committee, players care and wellbeing committee, match committee, past players and officials committee, history committee, hall of fame committee and the newly appointed function centre management committee. I would also like to acknowledge and thank our loyal, hardworking and committed staff for their tireless efforts throughout the year. Our football department lead by Jarrod Cotton (senior coach) Mark Ross (football operations manager) Rick Shrowder (talent manager) Ben Mesisca (development coordinator) and Gavin Goodfellow (property manager). Our office staff with Angeline Solari (administration coordinator) Peggy Burns (finance manager)

Jace Bode speaks at the 2019 Club Champion evening.


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Natasha Maios (accounts - part time) Dale Fleming (commercial operations manager) Joseph Marciano (communications coordinator) Brenton Klaebe (commercial assistant - part time) Barry Solomon (ground manager) David Solari (ground assistant) Chris Branson (licence facilities and events manager) and Sue Hutchinson (office assistant - volunteer). I would also like to thank our many part-time workers who make your visit to Coopers Stadium enjoyable on match days including our canteen, bar and gate staff, together with the services of Weslo Security, Adelaide Green Clean and St. John Ambulance.

A big thank you to our many volunteers, coaches and support staff at every level for their unwavering support, effort and commitment to the Norwood Football Club. I would like to offer a special mention to Dean and Margaret Southwood who once again have generously supported our football program and our playing group as they have done so for many years.

OUR HORIZONS

We will continue to focus on our membership drive and can finally be excited about the oval facilities redevelopment being completed in 2020. While extended later than expected, the opening of the new community facility and upgraded change rooms will still impact on the coming season with some compromises still in play until the building work is completed and formally handed over. It is important that our members and supporters are aware of the impact the works will have for everyone visiting or playing at Coopers Stadium early next season. Albeit a much shorter impact, the latter part of the season will see the completion of all the new development work and be available for all of us to enjoy.

We certainly enjoy a strong relationship with the Norwood, Payneham and St. Peters Council, and I would like to thank Mayor Robert Bria, his elected Council members and CEO Mario Barone and his team for their ongoing support, in particular their assistance in the ‘Build the Fort’ project. I would also like to once again acknowledge the support of the SANFL, Federal Government, Wolf Blass, the late Bill Cooper and all those that have already donated or pledged to support the ‘Build the Fort’ project. I encourage you all to support the project and purchase a picket, get your membership, and be on board for an exciting 2020 season.

IN REFLECTION - VALE

The Norwood family is deeply sadden by the recent passing of many our highly respected past players and officials. I would like to pay special tribute to a group of people who have made an enormous contribution to our great club and from a personal point of view a number have been great friends and mentors.

• Past club President, SANFL Commissioner, SANFL Life Member - Nerio Ferraro

• Three-time premiership player, Hall of Fame member, Team of the Century member, Life Member, Best & Fairest winner - Kevin ‘Sam’ Gallagher

• Captain/coach, Hall of Fame member, Team of the Century member, Life Member, four-time Best & Fairest winner, three-time leading goalkicker - Robert Oatey

• Dual premiership player, Hall of Fame member, Life Member, past club CEO, SANFL Operations Manager, South Australian Community Football League General Manager, SANFL Life Member - Glen Rosser

• Premiership player and State representative - Rodney Seekamp

• Past player and under-age coach - Malcolm Smith

• Premiership player and Best & Fairest winner - Robert Edwards

• Life Member officials Kevin Davis and Brian Essery

• Past players - Greg Kuchel and James Wooding

• Jodie Hatchard and Kieran Agius

Our thoughts and prayers are with each of their respective families knowing their contributions and memories within the football club and its people will live on.

OUR BOARD

We have been very fortunate to have a stable board over a number of years comprising of respected, committed people leading our club. I would like to take this opportunity to recognise and thank the Norwood Football Club board, who have again supported the football program and set the vision for the entire club. Our President, Paul Di Iulio has again led the club in a very professional manner and his support and work ethic is outstanding. All our board members have contributed significantly throughout the season and I thank them for their enthusiasm, continued support and guidance.

We look forward to enjoying the hard work that many people across the club have been working together to achieve. The new facility complemented with a strong on ground performance is something that we all look forward to in season 2020.


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FOOTBALL OPERATIONS REPORTMark Ross

Our 2019 season was filled with brilliance, excitement, entertainment, expectation, disappointment and at times frustration. It all sounds like a pretty standard football year for the average football supporter when following their team.

After finishing 2018 playing in the grand final it would be fair to say our expectations going into 2019 were incredibly high. To finish fourth is obviously not a disgrace but it is also not accepted as being where we as a club want to be.

Senior Coach Jarrod Cotton in his post season analysis of the year was quick to find the areas where the players, coaches and club needed to improve, and he has left no stone unturned in the pursuit of excellence moving into 2020.

As a club though we must also acknowledge what we did do well as there were many highlights throughout the season. We had fantastic victories against Sturt both at home and later in the season at Unley Oval. We had some incredibly hard-fought gutsy victories against Glenelg, South Adelaide, Port Adelaide and Central District, while also playing some high standard football against West Adelaide and North Adelaide.

Although we were very disappointed to finish the way we did, we took a lot of learning away from not only the semi-final loss to the Adelaide ‘Crows’ but from the whole season.

The 2019 season saw opportunities provided to several men who we see as vital to Norwood’s future. Brodie Carroll, Cody Szust, Josh Richards and Cam Ball are players with undoubted talent who received a taste of senior football and are sure to have a big impact next season and beyond.

Our Reserves team under the tutelage of Gavin Hughes played some outstanding football and took out the premiership in convincing fashion against the Woodville West Torrens Football Club. During the season we witnessed the emergence of many talented youngsters who had progressed from Jimmy Allan’s 2018 U18 team, to have a huge impact during the season and they will be significant future players for the club.

PLAYER DEPARTURES

At the conclusion of the 2019 season the following players have departed the Norwood Football Club.

Premiership players Brady Dawe, Jace Bode, Alex Georgiou and Ed Smart all decided to retire after distinguished careers with our great club. Rebounding defender Tom Forster moved to Victoria to further his studies while Reserves premiership player Lochie Charlton has decided to play local football in 2020.


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Josh Miller and Mitch Carter have also decided that the time required to train and play senior football is no longer a huge desire, while small forward Chris Olsson is seeking more senior game time at the Central District Football Club.

A handful of players, namely Tom Charlton, Adam Waters, Kyle Olds, Charlie Hay, Corey Di Stefano, Hugo Fahlbusch-Moore and Jonny Wilson all showed tremendous dedication during the 2019 season and will no longer be with us for various reasons next season.

We wish all these young men well, thank them for their contribution and look forward to seeing them at Norwood games in the future.

Congratulations must also go to Dylan Stephens (Sydney) and Cam Taheny (Geelong) for being selected at the 2019 AFL National Draft. We look forward to watching them perform on the big stage over the next few seasons after making such a huge impact during their time at our club.

CLUB CHAMPION

Brad McKenzie had an outstanding season playing in defence and was rightly rewarded by winning his first Club Champion award on presentation night. Brad’s ability to consistently win the 50/50 contest, defend above his playing weight at times and consistently use the ball well with his elite kick was a major reason we were a force to be reckoned with.

Sam Baulderstone’s achievement to finish runner-up after a stellar season once again typified his importance to our team as he continually dominated the centre square, clearances and stoppages around the ground which in turn helped bring his team-mates into the game.

NORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB - SANFLW

Our SANFL Women were easily the best team during the minor round, losing only one game and finishing minor premiers. Unfortunately, they were unable to play to their best football during the major round and succumbed to both South Adelaide and North Adelaide teams in both finals games.

Credit must go to our outgoing senior women’s coach Steve Symonds for the work he has undertaken with our women over his three-year term at the club. Steve walks away being the SANFLW inaugural women’s premiership coach and has no doubt left a huge impression on our club at all levels. We wish Steve all the very best in his new role as the Collingwood Football Club AFLW head coach.

Congratulations must also be given to Najwa Allen in winning our Club Champion award. In her first season of SANFLW football Najwa showed what a bright future she has and was rightly rewarded for her efforts being drafted into the AFLW competition for the 2020 season.

2020 SEASON

The 2020 season will all be about giving the club the best possible opportunity to finish in the top half of the premiership table at the end of the minor round and to then go on and win the premiership.

We have recruited some very talented players we believe will add strength to our squad. Star Adelaide ‘Crows’ midfielder Richard Douglas, Brisbane ‘Lion’ midfielder Ryan Bastinac and former Shepparton and Geelong VFL player Nik Rokahr will no doubt supply our forward line with many quality entries throughout the year.

Joining these players at The Parade are South Adelaide and former Port Adelaide utility Emmanuel Irra, Mount Compass key forward and goal kicking machine Tom Pinyon and former South Adelaide athletic key forward Codey Ellison.

We welcome all of them to Norwood and wish them well in the season ahead.

In closing, I wish to thank all our coaches, staff and volunteers for their outstanding efforts during the 2019 season.

I also thank our sponsors, supporters and members for their ongoing loyal support and look forward to seeing you all next season.

Season 2020 cannot come quick enough as we once again strive towards the ultimate success.


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TALENT MANAGER’S REPORTRick Shrowder

Season 2019 seems to have come and gone in the blink of an eye. As everyone is aware it is an exciting time with the building works having started on new change rooms, office spaces, medical rooms and function centre. As exciting as this is, it has certainly created some challenging times for everyone involved including all of the staff, parents and players involved in under-age programs at the club. I’d like to say a big thank you to all of the parents in particular that have been patient and understanding this year with no parking available and some last minute changes due to building works.

This year the club has proudly supported the development of male and female players through a total of 12 different squads. These have been our U13, U14, U15 Boys Development Squads, U15 and U17 Girls Development Squads, U16 and U18 Male Squads, U15 and U17 Eyre Peninsula Squads, Metro and EP Country Academies and the lads in the visiting Maralinga/Tjarutja team. All of these squads have had varying levels of on-field success but more importantly have continued to develop their footy skills in the red and blue jumper.

All of our squads are fortunate to have fantastic coaches and support staff that give their time, energy and experience to ensure our players can learn, improve and

play in the best environment possible. I’d like to thank the following people some of whom have had multiple roles this year, Alex Forster (U13s Coach), David Payne, Devin Payne, Steven Canala (U14s Coaches), Michael Niedzwiecki, Riley Atkinson, Corey Di Stefano, Lachlan Pascoe (U15s Coaches), Chris O’Connor, Dave Bartel, Tyson Currie, Brock Kennedy, Bek McMahon (U16s Coaches), James Allan, Luke McCarthy, Tim McMahon, Sam Baulderstone, Alex Forster, Tom Charlton (U18s Coaches), Steve Symonds (Metro Academy Coach), Alison Ferrall, Cassie Tsoumbris, Rhi Busch (Girls U17s Coaches), Elisha Gallagher (Girls U15s Coach), Richard Horgan, Danny Horgan, Michael Harris, Michael Curtis (EP U15s Coaches), Roger Puckridge, Glenn Dunn, Paul Warmington, Robert Shirley (EP U17s Coaches), Andrew Taheny (EP Football), Colin Cairns, Paul Homann, Mike McAveny, Thomas Tiver, Tushar Vyas, Mark Vincent, Gavin Goodfellow, Victor Thatch, Shane Ellul (Team Managers, Strength & Conditioning, Timekeepers, Bus drivers, Scorers), Nick Cubitt, Karli Wise, Alison Harvey, Suzy Pengan, Kerry Bungey, Gayl Sutton, Kira Eliseo, Akshaya Suryakant, Ashutosh Londhe, Brooke Leah, Kerry-Anne Casanova, Chris Gerrie (Medical officers and Trainers).

Each year it is important to acknowledge team as well as individual achievements. This season our U16s finished 4th


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and experienced finals again and our U18s finished 6th. Both teams had some fantastic wins but ultimately not enough of them to finish as high as players and coaches would have liked. Importantly though, the future looks bright with some talented young footballers progressing through the system. Unfortunately, our U15s lost in the Grand Final of the SANFL Intra State Championships but did very well to get there after some solid matches during that week.

Congratulations to Dylan Stephens and Cameron Taheny who proudly represented South Australia in the National Championships as well as Cooper Murley and Matthew Dnistriansky in the U16s State Squad, Bella Smith in the U18s Girls State Squad and Alana Lishmund, Hayley Taheny, Sachi Syme in the Girls U16s Squads. Well done to all of these players.

In addition to the people listed above, I’d like to thank and acknowledge all of the club staff that make it possible for our squads to train and play at the club each week. At various times all of these people contribute to the under-age football programs, Angeline Solari, Joseph Marciano, Natasha Maios, Peggy Burns, Chris Branson, Mark Ross, James Fantasia, Jarrod Cotton, Ben Mesisca, Justin Staritski, Rowley Pengilly, Barry Solomon, David Solari, Michelle Dunsmore.

To all of the parents, guardians and families that support our programs through the support they give to their kids - thank you.

To the club sponsors that enable us to put development programs together for our young players - thank you.

As we now look toward the 2020 season, I’d like to thank James Allan who has coached our U18s for the last two years and is now assisting Jarrod Cotton with the senior squad. The club is fortunate to have someone of James’ experience and understanding of the game continuing to develop its players. I’d also like to congratulate Chris O’Connor who now takes over as the U18s Head Coach and welcome Craig Roberts to the club as our new U16s Head Coach. Both coaches and their squads have enjoyed great starts to the pre-season and early observations of the way all players, staff and coaches have attacked it gives me great confidence that the club has a very bright future.

Norwood Football Club Metro Academy.

U13 Development Squad.

U17 Girls Squad.


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COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS Dale Fleming

In 2019 the Norwood Football Club was again fortunate to have amazing partners all contributing to the success and stability of our club. The club sincerely thanks each of you for your loyal support which is vital in contributing to our success both on and off the field.

Coopers continued as a Platinum Partner in 2019 with Stadium naming rights. To the entire family and team at Coopers including Glen Cooper, Cam Pearce and Brent Felice thank you for your fantastic loyalty and support. We are proud to have a 76-year association with such an iconic South Australian business and the fans continue to enjoy a Coopers beer on Coopers Hill and at Coopers Corner inside Coopers Stadium! Soon it will also be at the iconic Coopers Bar inside our new Wolf Blass Community Centre in 2020.To our other Platinum partners Veolia and IWS, thank you for your continued support in 2019. To Laurie Kozlovic, Joe Borrelli, Mark Taylor, Chantelle Ianni, Melanie Sosnowski and the entire Veolia and IWS teams it has been amazing to have you become part of the Norwood community and we are proud to now have your brands on the front and back of the Norwood playing jumper across all men’s, women’s and junior programs. We look forward to continuing our partnerships in 2020.

In 2019 the Norwood Football Club was fortunate to have Major Partners in Paradise Motors Mazda and Barossa Boy Wines. To Jeff Neale, Rob Maiolo, Kevin Bew and all you fantastic ‘Mazda People’, thank you again for your continued support in 2019. Your support for more than a decade has been tremendous and we look forward to continuing our partnership into the future.

To Trent and Jess Burge and your whole family and team at Barossa Boy Wines, thank you for becoming a major partner and all the support you provided across our events. Many a glass of ‘Double Trouble’ and ‘Cheeky Tilly’ was enjoyed in 2019 and your family name is synonymous with the whole Norwood Football Club community and we look forward to that continuing.

We welcomed many new corporate partners in 2019. To Michael Wilkins and Findex, thank you for coming on board and being a big supporter of our club in so many ways across 2019, it has been much appreciated and we look forward to Findex becoming a major partner in 2020. To Neil Gratton and Murray Pest Control, it was great welcoming you back and we look forward to building our partnership again in the future. Your super screen advertisements were crowd favourites!

Other new partners in 2019 included ARD Solar, Bladez The Barber Lounge, Crocmedia, SEN 1629, Digital Marketing Tribe, Joseph Uzumcu, National Wine Centre, Premix Concrete, Stephen Carr Plumbing and Tesla. To each of you it has been great to get to know you and your great businesses. Thank you for your support in 2019 and we hope to build a long and mutually beneficial partnership for years to come. To everyone of our fantastic partners who just keep on supporting, the Norwood Football Club says thank you for being with us in 2019. Your financial support helps the club in so many ways both on and off the field, we could not be a successful club without it and we are forever grateful for all of our partners in 2019 and every other year you have supported our great club.

In 2019 we unfortunately had a drop in membership to 2930, down from 3308 in season 2018. At the time of writing this report however the signs are positive for 2020 with membership up 12% on the same time last year. Some other key metrics for 2019 were:

4,375 – the largest home and away attendance against North Adelaide on Anzac Day.

62,918 – the average total television audience.

102,153 – the largest total television audience, the SANFL elimination final Norwood v Sturt.

314,490 – the total television audience in 2019.

30,992 – social media followers.

$548,716 – in media value delivered to our sponsors (Source: #Nielsen QI Analysis).

With the off-season recruiting strengthening the playing list, a calendar full of events and the opening of The Wolf Blass Community Centre in 2020 we are all anticipating and exciting season ahead. Thanks to all partners, members and supporters for getting behind the club in 2019, let’s do the same again and make 2020 a year to remember.

THANK YOUTO ALL OURGREAT PARTNERS


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FINANCE REPORTBen Seekamp

On behalf of the board and management I have great pleasure in presenting the financial report of the club for the year ended 31 October 2019.

FINANCIAL RESULTS

The 2019 financial year result to be reported by the club is a net surplus of $315,744.

The surplus includes the SANFL Land Divestment proceeds of $275,000 and further generous donations to the Build the Fort fund of $476,119 with expenses of $106,433 relating to Build the Fort.

The financial statements presented for this year are the first full year under the new structure, which had to be implemented, to ensure we continued to be a not-for-profit organisation. It is difficult to compare against the previous year due to the new arrangement commencing from 1st July 2018. THE NORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB INCORPORATED

Attendances at Coopers Stadium decreased slightly on 2018 being down 6%, with crowds against Glenelg, Sturt and Port not reaching levels we expect. Match day profit for the season was $90,812 with the best return being the game against Sturt resulting in a profit of $27,077 with a

crowd of 4,001. The disruption experienced as we build the Wolf Blass Community Centre has had an impact on attendance but the exciting positive impact this will have on match day experience and crowds is something we look forward to. On field performance for the minor round was below expectations, and despite the strong start to the season we saw a small decline in total membership. We believe that we provided a better product, and this resulted in an overall increase in membership return. A further review of our memberships and continued improvements in seeking new members and ensuring existing members renew should see us exceed membership levels in 2019. Having a wonderful members facility completed in 2020 is a terrific benefit for our members and something prospective members have been looking for. Sponsorship had some exciting improvements, the level we achieved with the Big LED Screen. Reaching almost $100k was a great result and we believe it can be better, whilst also providing those at the game with some terrific content. The sale of corporate boxes exceeded budget as did player sponsors, digital sponsorship but disappointingly we lost our Eyre Peninsula (EP) partner. Our commitment to the EP is fantastic and we are sure that we can attract a new partner for 2020.

Norwood Football Club Merchandise Clearance Sale.


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We had two AFLW games in February 2019 resulting in some good food and beverage trade from a combined crowd of 12,263. We continue to monitor the performance of these games to ensure they are worth the effort required to host them. Again, a new facility at Coopers Stadium gives us more options to entertain and host functions.Merchandise sales were slightly below budget, going deep into finals is crucial to sales and to exceed budget.

THE REDLEGS CLUB INCORPORATED

Gaming is a challenging industry and we are working very hard to meet and exceed our expectations of our venue. We have installed numerous new machines, upgraded TV facilities, and other general improvements. The feedback from customers is fantastic so we know we are on the right track. Gaming revenue was below budget, but we have set the budget at similar levels to 2019 and expect that our machine replacement plan will help us achieve this. We continue to market, improve the facility and make changes to benefit the operation.

The sale of food and beverage on game day was a challenge due to the construction of the Wolf Blass Community Centre, something we expected and must deal with as we improve the facilities at Coopers Stadium.

137 THE PARADE TRUST, 581 NORTH EAST TRUST AND 583 NORTH EAST TRUST

The Net result of the Trusts was a surplus of $315,300. We were successful in raising the rent of our commercial properties being up over $10,000 on budget. Being able to maximise our return on investment is important and something we spent time on during the year. The surplus is due to the rent collected on the Nor East and rent from the tenants at 581 North East Road less interest on commercial bills, sundry property maintenance, rates and taxes and other minor sundry items. The surplus is distributed to the Norwood Football Club.

SUMMARY

The Net result of the above entities was a surplus of $315,744. If we add back depreciation and write offs ($369,854) and remove the net result of Build the Fort activities ($369,686), the result is a surplus of $315,912.

Mitch Grigg a player sponsored by Veolia.

Hannah Dunn.


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OBITUARIES

Jodie Hatchard

Kieran Agius

Brian Essery

Greg Kuchel

James Wooding

Malcolm Smith

Robert Edwards

Glen Rosser

Rodney Seekamp

Kevin ‘Sam’ Gallagher

Nerio Ferraro

Robert Oatey

The Norwood family was deeply saddened by the passing of many of our highly respected past players and officials during 2019. Each was highly regarded by the Norwood fraternity and will always be remembered for their passion, commitment and love of the Norwood Football Club.

Past Club President, SANFL Commissioner, SANFL Life Member

Dual premiership player, Hall of Fame member, Life Member, past club CEO, SANFL Operations Manager, South Australian Community Football League General Manager, SANFL Life Member

Premiership player and State representative

Three-time premiership player, Hall of Fame member, Team of the Century member, Life Member, Best & Fairest winner

Captain/coach, Hall of Fame member, Team of the Century member, Life Member, four-time Best & Fairest winner, three-time leading goalkicker


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NORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB HISTORY COMMITTEEWynton Heading Chairman

This year marked the 10th anniversary of the Norwood Football Club History Committee which held its first meeting in October 2009 under the chairmanship of Michael Coligan. The committee’s brief was to preserve and manage the history of the Norwood Football Club from 1878 and the Norwood Oval from 1901.

Since then the group has met regularly to collate, catalogue and store the extensive range of documents, objects and photographs that were discovered in various rooms and offices around the Norwood Oval. Over the years the brief has expanded to include a range of activities such as making recommendations to the club Board on Hall of Fame inductees, conducting tours of the Norwood Oval, research on past players and the production of three publications; 1878 Norwood’s First Year, Norwood Men Who Served and 140 Years of the Red and the Blue.

The formation of the committee encouraged many past players and their families, along with club members and supporters to donate material knowing that the items would be properly curated and preserved. This year items were received from 16 donors making a total of 208 donors who have presented the club with an extensive array of publications, badges, awards, guernseys, photographs and ephemera that reflect the long and colourful history of the club and the Norwood Oval.

Several significant objects were added to the collection this year. The committee was pleased to acquire the gold life member’s badge awarded to Syd Ackland in 1931. Ackland played in 134 games from 1922 to 1931 including three premierships, was senior coach from 1935 to 1937 and is a Hall of Fame inductee and a member of the Team of the Century.

The club also acquired a SANFL Life Member certificate awarded to Stanley H. Lewis in 1944. The beautiful, hand coloured certificate was signed by John Joseph Woods and Thomas Seymour Hill. T.S. Hill was the Norwood Football Club secretary/general manager from 1926 until 1935 before taking on the same role for the SANFL. He held this position until 1963, finishing with a total of 37 years of service to the game. He is a Norwood and SANFL Life Member and an inductee of the Norwood, South Australian Football and Australian Football halls of fame. J.J. Woods was a six times premiership player, Norwood’s first coach and first secretary, treasurer and SANFL delegate. Stanley H. Lewis was SANFL chairman from 1950 to 1961 and the Stanley H. Lewis Memorial Trophy is awarded each season to the best performed club across three grades of the competition. SANFL Life Member certificate awarded to Stanley H. Lewis in 1944.

Syd Ackland

(134 games from

1922 to 1931)

Syd Ackland in 1931 - Gold life member’s badge awarded


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A 1984 grand final football was presented to the club by former field umpire John Hylton who, along with Laurie Argent, officiated in Norwood’s history making win over Port Adelaide.

Two significant online resources are utilized by the group to record historical data. Since 2009, catalogue records for items have been added to a database sponsored and supported by the AFL. While a number of AFL clubs use the database, Norwood is currently the only local club using the online resource along with the SANFL History Centre. A major upgrade of the software was undertaken this year and following negotiations with the SANFL, the AFL has agreed to continue sponsoring the database to support the preservation of the game’s history at a local and national level. It is to be hoped that other SANFL clubs will start to make use of the database.

This year 90 items were catalogued and added to the collection bringing the total number of club records on the database to 3,495 while several thousand photographs still await cataloguing. Images for 75 items were added to the database making a total of 1,770 images.

The other online resource is the Redlegs Museum website which was established in 2013 and includes a database containing the playing records of the 1479 men and 52 women who have represented the club at senior level. The website has recently been upgraded and re-designed by its creator, former Norwood captain, Anthony Harvey. Amongst a number of improvements, the upgrade will re-format screen displays automatically for mobiles and tablets, opening up the website to a wider range of internet users.

Biographical profiles for 830 senior players have been written and added to the Redlegs Museum and, of the 1479 players listed, 1345 portrait photographs have been attached to their records. While most of the images are taken from team photos many were supplied by family members or obtained from a variety of sources such as newspapers, school photos or war service sites.

Research into the lives of late 19th and early 20th century players has revealed a number of names to be added to the club’s honour roll of war veterans. Players who served during the Boer War (1899-1902) include: G.E. Blackmore, A.F. Coulls, A.M. McAloney, C.G. Sabine and J. Way. The following names have been added to the club’s list of World War One veterans: V. Cave, H. Chapman, H. Gabriel, H.G. Healey, E.A. McNamara, W. Noal, and C. Thomas. James Way, it was discovered, served in the Boer War and World War One while Edgar C. Johnson served in both world wars. The profiles of all of these men can be read on the Redlegs Museum website.

The process of digitising the club’s collection of photographs continued and 2,600 images were produced this year making a total of 10,194 digital images including the small photos of players on the website. Digital copies of photographs allow the originals to be protected and preserved and prints that have suffered damage over the years can be restored.

The Norwood Football Club display at the Adelaide Oval was updated and revamped with new items from the club’s collection. The display, along with those from other SANFL clubs, can be viewed on Level Two of the Riverbank Stand. The group continued to collaborate with Chris Halbert and the SANFL History Centre and during the year History Committee members attended and presented reports at meetings of historians from the other clubs.

The History Committee acknowledges the support of the club’s office and ground staff and we thank Denise Schumann for making a room at the St. Peters Cultural History Centre available for meetings. The archive collection is professionally secured off-site, thanks to the ongoing generosity of Dawn and John Eastwood, directors of Adelaide’s Under Storage Specialists, U-Store-It, and Wally Miller continues to provide assistance with his extensive knowledge of the history of the club and its players and officials.

The following people, including family members of past players have provided information and photographs that have been used in preparing biographical profiles for the Redlegs Museum.

Vicki and Shane Adams, Greg Barry, Sue Britt, Don Bone, Kerri Cliff, David Collins, Tim Cox, Maree Ellis, John Finn, Joy Fitton, Joanne French, Bob Gartland, Mostyn Geue, Garry Goodwin, Ian Granland, Annabelle Greenslade, Heather Haines, Heather Hannan, Dorothy Healy, Michael Hegarty, Bruce Hogben, David and Sam Houston, Brenton James, Bill Johnson, Karen Kemp, Jan Kurzman, David King, Philip Koch, Jenny Liebich, Carole Littlefair, Allison Matthews, Wally Miller, Otto Modra, Meredith Mork, Roger Nicholson, Kaye O’Connor, Tony Paget, Rhonda Pech, Annie Power, Keith Ransom, Mark Shirley, Patricia Schroeder, Peter and Sue Sinclair, John Stephens, Tony Sullivan, Kristen Thomas, Rob Thornton, Rod Waters, Paul Walsh, Melissa Wright, Philip Wood, Julie Zadow.

History Committee members 2019

Graeme AdamsReonaldo CialiniMichael ColiganDee CoxLindsay CoxRob CromptonWynton HeadingStephen Jones

Chris LaneTrevor MatherPhil RobinsBryan RidgeJohn TownsendMarie WalshRobert WalshRoger Woodcock


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2019 LIFE MEMBERS

Barry Solomon

George Phillips

Barry’s involvement with the Club expands over 30 years, commencing in April 1989 and whilst this in itself is very significant, it is the manner in which Barry has served and shared of himself, his quality of character and the numerous times he has gone above and beyond the call of duty. Barry is highly regarded by our past and present staff, players and officials and we are delighted in awarding him with NFC Life membership.

George made a significant contribution to the Norwood Football Club that expanded over 22 years, between 1971 and 1992 as a member of the support team. In particular a colour steward for our senior team. George’s contribution was more than just 22 years of service it was the manner in which George served and shared of himself, his quality of character and how highly he was regarded by all of those players and officials particularly at the time.


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2019 SANFL RESERVES PREMIERS

2019 RESERVES GRAND FINAL

NORWOOD 2.1 6.2 9.4 13.5 (83)

WWT 3.2 3.5 5.8 9.10 (64)

BEST - Surman, Stephens, Taheny, Szust, Spence | GOALS - Taheny 4, Pascoe, Szust 3, Charlton, Coles, Pedro.

UMPIRES - Mason Beyer, Aaron Bennett, Sam Morgan | BOB LEE MEDAL - Luke Surman (Norwood)

COACH - Gavin Hughes | VENUE - Adelaide Oval

From left: Isaac Saywell, Nick Pedro, Tyler Martin, Luke Surman, Lochie Charlton, Lachlan Pascoe, Jack Heard, Cam Ball, Henry Crauford,

Mac Bower (Captain), Sam Barnett, Sam Buckham, Chris Olsson, Jed Spence, Dylan Stephens, Mitchell Coles, Cam Taheny, Ben Millman,

Cody Szust, Jacob Collins, Brodie Carroll.


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EVENTS Joseph Marciano

The Norwood Football Club once again held several significant events in 2019.

Our first major event was our Guernsey Presentation Night and Season Launch at the Osmond Terrace Function Centre. Our 2019 player sponsors presented guernsey’s to their nominated player for the season. A big thank you to Ruth Scaife and the kind staff at the Norwood Hotel for their hospitality to our players, partners and staff.

The Pullman Adelaide was the venue for our ‘Red and Blue’ Ball which provided an opportunity for our players, staff, board, volunteers and partners to come together for a fun event. The night provided all with a reason to dress up and let their hair down. Once again it was a fantastic night had by all. A big thanks to Coopers and Barossa Boy for providing the beverages for the evening as well as the band ‘Chunky Custard’ for providing the entertainment. Match day lunches and dinners were held at both the Norwood Hotel and Martini Ristorante. With the help of our proud sponsors Coopers Brewery, Barossa Boy Wines and Coca-Cola, the pre-match functions were enjoyed by many, before watching the red and blue go into battle. Throughout the year we also held events for members of our Captains

Club and Legends Club. Our Captains Club enjoyed a BBQ and drinks at training, and before the elimination final against Sturt, enjoyed a cocktail event at the Cathedral Hotel. Our Legends Club enjoyed a wine tasting experience in the cellar at the National Wine Centre as well as a cocktail event at the Cathedral Hotel before the elimination final. Finally, we finished off the 2019 schedule of events with our Club Champion presentation night at the National Wine Centre. A big thank you once again to Barossa Boy and Coopers Brewery for providing the beverages at the function. The Norwood Football Club would like to thank Big Screen Video for the operation of our super screen at Coopers Stadium.

The Norwood Football Club in 2019 also hosted an event named, The Great Debate (Beer vs Wine) a fundraiser conducted by the Build the Fort Committee at the National Wine Centre when 200 people attended. The Beer debate team comprised Glen Cooper, Tom Hannah and Les Burdett while the Wine debate team was led by Wolf Blass together with Grant Burge and Chester Osborn. The day was enjoyed by all and the Beer team won the day. A big thank you must go to all those involved, including the debate teams and the kind staff at the National Wine Centre.


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WALLY MILLER’S INDUCTION AS AN AFL LIFE MEMBERIn June the club hosted a special lunch in honour of club Legend Wally Miller at which he was inducted as an AFL Life Member. Few individuals have helped shape the Norwood Football Club more than Walter Hillary Miller OAM. His contribution, firstly as a player, and then as an administrator has been immense. The day began with lunch at the Norwood Hotel’s Osmond Terrace Function Centre where AFL administrator Patrick Keane presented Wally with his Life Membership certificate. The room was filled with a host of Norwood past players, officials and friends who came together to celebrate Wally’s achievements and his remarkable contribution to the club.

Wally Miller OAM and President Paul Di lulio.

Norwood Past Player and Officials celebrating Wally Miller’s induction as an AFL Life Member on the 22 June.


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NO. LEAGUE PLAYER

2019 GAMES

TOTAL SANFL GAMES

2019 GOALS

TOTAL NORWOOD GOALS

1 Zac Richards 19 47 2 4

2 Cody Szust 9 31 5 5

3 Peter Bampton 20 79 31 68

4 Matthew Panos 15 112 22 124

5 Michael Talia 18 34 0 0

6 Luke Surman 3 13 3 25

7 Bradley McKenzie 20 53 0 6

8 Mitchell Grigg 19 124 12 86

10 Declan Hamilton 19 39 8 26

11 William Abbott 6 22 4 13

12 Dominic Barry 20 49 26 26

13 Cameron Ball 5 5 1 1

14 Matthew Nunn 13 54 12 23

15 Jace Bode 9 195 0 11

17 Mac Bower 7 30 0 1

18 Sam Baulderstone 20 123 9 33

19 Tom Forster 14 27 0 1

20 Anthony Wilson 19 98 30 95

23 Lewis Johnston 19 116 10 71

25 Cameron Shenton 20 84 7 89

27 Mitch Wilkins 19 47 1 5

28 Brodie Carroll 3 3 1 1

29 Josh Richards 12 12 3 3

30 Brady Dawe 16 208 15 135

32 Dylan Stephens 13 13 8 8

33 Corey Grove 1 49 1 1

37 Christopher Olsson 2 12 0 7

38 Cole Gerloff 19 29 21 30

39 Alex Georgiou 20 173 2 8

41 Cameron Taheny 7 7 15 15

42 Edward Smart 14 100 7 43

2019 LEAGUE STATISTICSSenior Coach: Jarrod Cotton

Senior Assistant: Adam Smith

Forward Coach: Gavin Hughes

Midfield Coach: James Saywell

Defence Coach: Jeremy Cini

Bench Coach: Paul Gillet

Captain: Jace Bode

Leadership Group: Matthew Panos, Brady Dawe, Alex Georgiou, Ed Smart, Cameron Shenton, Mitch Wilkins,Mitch Grigg. Runners: Stephen Carr, Chris O’Connor

League Team Manager: Marc Robinson

Property Stewards: Ray Jarrett, Al Hughes

Head Trainer: Kirsty Fendt

Timekeeper: Stephen Bennetts

Head Physio: Tom Moore

Head of Fitness: Ray Kropinski

Weights Coach: Miroslav Trbovic


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Club ChampionMichael Taylor

MedallistBrad McKenzie

Woods MedallistCameron Shenton

Third to Club Champion (Tied)

Alex Georgiou

Runner-Up to Club ChampionSam Baulderstone

Third to Club Champion (Tied)

Lewis Johnston

Garry McIntosh Award

Brady Dawe

Leading GoalkickerPeter Bampton

McCallum Trophy Rising Star

Dylan Stephens

Coaches Team Acts Award

Michael Talia

2019 TROPHY WINNERS

STANLEY H LEWIS TROPHY CLUB LEAGUE RESERVES U18 TOTAL

Glenelg 1400 400 500 2300

Norwood 1100 650 350 2100

WWT 800 500 750 2050

Sturt 1100 600 250 1950

South 1000 400 550 1950

Port 1300 N/A N/A 1300

Adelaide 1150 N/A N/A 1150

North 450 250 450 1150

West 200 350 600 1150

Central 500 450 150 1100


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Dom BarryGlenelg @ Coopers Stadium

Friday, March 29th

Matthew Panos100th game

Lewis Johnston100th game

Brady Dawe200th game

Ed Smart100th game

Cody SzustGlenelg @ Coopers Stadium

Friday, March 29th

Dylan StephensCentral District @ X Convenience Oval

Saturday, April 6th

Corey GroveWWT @ Coopers Stadium

Saturday, June 22nd

Cameron TahenyPort Adelaide @ Coopers Stadium

Friday, April 12th

Cameron BallSouth Adelaide @ Coopers Stadium

Saturday, July 20th

Josh RichardsWest Adelaide @ Coopers Stadium

Friday, May 31st

Brodie CarrollSouth Adelaide @ Flinders

University Stadium

Monday, June 10th

2019 DEBUTANTS

2019 SANFL MILESTONES


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2019 WOMEN’S RESULTS

ROUND DATE DAY/TIME OPPONENT OVAL GOALS POINTS FOR

1 29/3/19 Fri (7.20) Glenelg Coopers 9 15 69

2 6/4/19 Sat (1.10) Centrals X Convenience 13 11 89

3 12/4/19 Fri (7.20) Sturt Coopers 8 10 58

4 18/4/19 Thur (7.20) Port Coopers 20 8 128

5 25/4/19 Thur (2.40) North Prospect 15 11 101

6 3/5/19 Fri (7.30) Adelaide Coopers 9 14 68

7 18/5/19 Sat (2.10) WWT Maughan Thiem 10 10 70

8 31/5/19 Fri (7.20) West Coopers 19 8 122

9 10/6/19 Mon (2.10) South Flinders Uni 14 9 93

10 16/6/19 Sun (2.40) Port Alberton 10 8 68

11 22/6/19 Sat (2.40) WWT Coopers 13 9 87

12 7/7/19 Sun (2.10) Adelaide Coopers 6 15 51

13 14/7/19 Sun (1.10) Glenelg ACH Group 8 6 54

14 20/7/19 Sat (2.10) South Coopers 15 13 103

15 28/7/19 Sun (2.10) North Coopers 22 11 143

16 11/8/19 Sun (1.40) Sturt Peter Motley 17 7 109

17 16/8/19 Fri (7.20) Centrals Coopers 11 9 75

18 23/8/19 Fri (7.20) West City Mazda 10 8 68

Elim 31/8/19 Sat (3.20) Sturt Adelaide 16 14 110

1st Semi 8/9/19 Sun (1.30) Adelaide Adelaide 11 11 77

ROUND DATE DAY/TIME OPPONENT OVAL GOALS POINTS FOR

1 15/2/18 Fri (6.00pm) North City Mazda 2 10 22

2 22/2/19 Fri (7.45pm) South Coopers 5 3 33

3 1/3/19 Fri (7.55pm) Sturt Coopers 5 7 37

4 15/3/19 Fri (6.15pm) WWT X Convenience 5 12 42

5 23/3/19 Sat (1.15pm) West Coopers 9 10 64

6 30/3/19 Sat (10.10am) Glenelg Peter Motley 4 8 32

7 6/4/19 Sat (3.45pm) Centrals X Convenience 7 9 51

8 13/4/19 Sat (11.00am) Sturt Peter Motley 7 6 48

9 20/4/19 Sat (12.30pm) South Flinders Uni 4 5 29

10 4/5/19 Sat (11.50am) Centrals Alberton 12 9 81

Semi 10/5/19 Fri (7.45pm) South Coopers 3 3 21

Prelim 17/5/19 Fri (7.00pm) North Coopers 1 10 16

2019 MEN’S RESULTS


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GOALS POINTS AGAINST MARGIN RESULT FOR AGAINST % POINTS POSITION

9 10 64 5 win 69 64 51.88% 2 5

12 14 86 3 win 158 150 51.30% 4 2

6 17 53 5 win 216 203 51.55% 6 1

14 10 94 34 win 344 297 53.67% 8 1

12 15 87 14 win 445 384 53.68% 10 1

12 14 86 -18 loss 513 470 52.19% 10 1

10 21 81 -11 loss 583 551 51.41% 10 4

10 9 69 53 win 705 620 53.21% 12 3

13 13 91 2 win 798 711 52.88% 14 3

17 11 113 -45 loss 866 824 51.24% 14 3

22 9 141 -54 loss 953 965 49.69% 14 5

13 10 88 -37 loss 1004 1053 48.81% 14 6

15 10 100 -46 loss 1058 1153 47.85% 14 7

7 16 58 45 win 1161 1211 48.95% 16 5

10 12 72 71 win 1304 1283 50.41% 18 5

6 14 50 59 win 1413 1333 51.46% 20 5

13 16 94 -19 loss 1488 1427 51.05% 20 5

6 14 50 18 win 1556 1477 51.30% 22 5

15 6 96 14 win 4

21 13 139 -62 loss 4

GOALS POINTS AGAINST MARGIN RESULT FOR AGAINST % POINTS POSITION

1 5 11 11 win 22 11 66.67% 2 3

3 3 21 12 win 55 32 63.22% 4 2

3 5 23 14 win 92 55 62.59% 6 2

2 2 14 28 win 134 69 66.01% 8 1

0 1 1 63 win 198 70 73.88% 10 1

3 3 21 11 win 230 91 71.65% 12 1

2 1 13 38 win 281 104 72.99% 14 1

1 7 13 35 win 329 117 73.77% 16 1

5 6 36 -7 loss 358 153 70.06% 16 1

2 1 13 68 win 439 166 72.56% 18 1

5 4 34 -13 loss

2 6 18 -2 loss 3


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LEAGUE LADDER

RESERVES LADDER

POS TEAM P W L D FOR AGST % PTS

1 Glenelg 18 13 3 2 1657 1179 58.43 28

2 Port Adelaide 18 13 5 0 1684 1308 56.28 26

3 Adelaide 18 11 6 1 1460 1247 53.93 23

4 Sturt 18 11 7 0 1322 1201 52.4 22

5 Norwood 18 11 7 0 1555 1477 51.29 22

6 South Adelaide 18 9 7 2 1426 1307 52.18 20

7 WWT 18 8 10 0 1439 1501 48.95 16

8 Central District 18 5 13 0 1223 1664 42.36 10

9 North Adelaide 18 4 13 1 1191 1506 44.16 5

10 West Adelaide 18 2 16 0 986 1553 38.83 4


1 Norwood 18 13 5 0 1260 1110 53,16 26

2 Sturt 18 12 6 0 1249 1100 53.16 24

3 WWT 18 10 8 0 1473 1253 54.04 20


5 Glenelg 18 8 10 0 1222 1245 49.53 16

6 South Adelaide 18 8 10 0 1218 1440 45.82 16

7 West Adelaide 18 7 11 0 1207 1227 49.59 14

8 North Adelaide 18 5 13 0 1147 1463 43.95 10


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UNDER 18 LADDER


1 WWT 18 15 3 0 1647 873 65.36 26

2 West Adelaide 18 12 6 0 1252 1113 52.94 24

3 South Adelaide 18 11 7 0 1397 988 58.57 22

4 Glenelg 18 10 8 0 1308 1394 48.41 20

5 North Adelaide 18 9 9 0 1249 1361 47.85 18

6 Norwood 18 7 11 0 1106 1325 45.5 14

7 Sturt 18 5 13 0 1078 1387 43.73 10


UNDER 16 LADDER


1 West Adelaide 7 6 1 0 636 404 61.15 12

2 South Adelaide 7 5 2 0 483 387 55.52 10

3 Glenelg 7 4 3 0 498 480 50.92 8

4 Norwood 7 3 3 1 444 498 47.13 7

5 WWT 7 3 3 1 445 507 46.74 7

6 North Adelaide 7 3 4 0 422 510 45.28 6

7 Sturt 7 2 5 0 386 411 48.43 4



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2019 MEN’S LEAGUE TEAM

Back Row: Lachlan Pascoe, Lewis Johnston, Michael Talia, Corey Grove, Brady Dawe, Sam Baulderstone, Josh Miller, Henry Crauford, Luke Surman,

Mitch Carter, Brad McKenzie.

Middle Row: Mac Bower, Tom Forster, Cole Gerloff, Alex Georgiou, Cameron Shenton, Mitch Wilkins, Zac Richards, Dom Barry, Nick Pedro,

Will Abbott.

Front Row: Anthony Wilson, Josh Donohue, Chris Olsson, Ed Smart, Declan Hamilton, Matthew Panos (Vice Captain) Jarrod Cotton (Coach)

Jace Bode (Captain) Mitch Grigg, Peter Bampton, Matthew Nunn, Cody Szust.


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MEN’S FIXTURE AND RESULTSROUND 1 VS GLENELG @ COOPERS STADIUM MARCH 29

Norwood 1.3-9 3.6-24 5.9-39 9.15-69

Glenelg 2.4-16 4.4-28 8.5-53 9.10-64

GOALS GRIGG 2 PANOS SZUST HAMILTON BARRY SMART BAMPTON

BEST BAULDERSTONE GRIGG JOHNSTON PANOS HAMILTON NUNN

ROUND 2 VS CENTRALS @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL APRIL 6

Centrals 3.4-22 3.6-24 5.9-39 12.14-86

Norwood 4.2-26 9.3-57 12.8-80 13.11-89

GOALS BAMPTON 3 SURMAN 2 GERLOFF 2 PANOS 2 ABBOTT 2 STEPHENS SHENTON

BEST BARRY BAULDERSTONE JOHNSTON PANOS ABBOTT JOHNSTON

ROUND 3 VS STURT @ COOPERS STADIUM APRIL 12

Norwood 1.5-11 1.9-15 5.9-39 8.10-58

Sturt 1.5-11 2.10-22 5.15-45 6.17-53

GOALS SMART 3 SHENTON 2 BARRY ABBOTT BAMPTON

BEST BAULDERSTONE Z.RICHARDS PANOS SMART BAMPTON GERLOFF

ROUND 4 VS PORT ADELAIDE @ COOPERS STADIUM APRIL 18

Norwood 2.3-15 9.4-58 16.6-102 20.7-127

Port Adelaide 2.4-16 7.8-50 10.10-70 14.10-94

GOALS BAMPTON 4 TAHENY 3 WILSON 3 SZUST 2 DAWE 2 HAMILTON 2 PANOS 2 NUNN JOHNSTON

BEST MCKENZIE HAMILTON WILSON BAMPTON GEORGIOU TALIA

ROUND 5 VS NORTH ADELAIDE @ PROSPECT OVAL APRIL 25

North Adelaide 2.5-17 3.10-28 6.12-48 12.15-87

Norwood 5.4-34 8.7-55 13.10-88 15.11-101

GOALS BAMPTON 5 PANOS 3 GEORGIOU ABBOTT DAWE NUNN BALUDERSTONE GRIGG BARRY

BEST PANOS BAMPTON MCKENZIE NUNN SHENTON BARRY

ROUND 6 VS ADELAIDE @ COOPERS STADIUM MAY 4

Norwood 5.0-30 9.5-59 9.10-64 9.14-68

Adelaide 2.3-15 5.6-36 8.10-58 12.14-86

GOALS BARRY 3 DAWE 2 GERLOFF WILSON BAULDERSTONE STEPHENS

BEST GRIGG SHENTON Z.RICHARDS BARRY JOHNSTON TALIA

ROUND 7 VS WWT @ MAUGHAN THIEM HYUNDAI OVAL, MAY 18

WWT 4.3-27 5.6-36 7.13-55 10.21-81

Norwood 3.2-20 7.7-49 8.9-57 10.10-70

GOALS TAHENY 3 BAMPTON 2 GERLOFF 2 SMART DAWE BAULDERSTONE

BEST GRIGG TALIA FORSTER HAMILTON GEORGIOU TAHENY

ROUND 8 VS WEST @ COOPERS STADIUM, MAY 31

Norwood 4.5-29 11.5-71 16.6-102 19.8-122

West 3.2-20 3.3-21 8.5-53 10.9-69

GOALS TAHENY 5 WILSON 4 GERLOFF 4 JOHNSTON HAMILTON Z.RICHARDS BARRY J.RICHARDS BAULDERSTONE

BEST MCKENZIE BARRY GERLOFF TAHENY WILSON GRIGG

ROUND 9 VS SOUTH ADELAIDE @ FLINDERS UNIVERSITY STADIUM JUNE 10

South Adelaide 3.3-21 7.6-48 9.10-64 13.13-91

Norwood 4.1-25 5.3-33 12.7-79 14.9-93

GOALS SHENTON 2 BARRY 2 GRIGG 2 GERLOFF 2 JOHNSTON 2 SZUST WILKINS BAMPTON WILSON

BEST GERLOFF GRIGG GEORGIOU JOHNSTON SHENTON MCKENZIE


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ROUND 10 VS PORT ADELAIDE @ ALBERTON OVAL JUNE 16

Port Adelaide 4.3-27 8.5-53 11.7-73 17.11-113

Norwood 3.2-20 5.4-34 8.8-56 10.8-68

GOALS WILSON 3 CARROLL JOHNSTON SZUST RICHARDS BARRY SHENTON BAMPTON

BEST GERLOFF GRIGG GEORGIOU JOHNSTON SHENTON MCKENZIE

ROUND 11 VS WWT @ COOPERS STADIUM, JULY 22

Norwood 4.1-25 7.3-45 9.6-60 13.9-87

WWT 5.3-33 9.6-60 17.8-110 22.9-141

GOALS BARRY 3 BAMPTON 2 WILSON 2 GROVE SHENTON DAWE GRIGG GERLOFF BAULDERSTONE

BEST J.RICHARDS BARRY SHENTON MCKENZIE

ROUND 12 VS ADELAIDE @ COOPERS STADIUM JULY 7

Norwood 4.3-27 4.7-31 6.12-48 6.15-51

Adelaide 3.4-22 5.6-36 9.8-62 13.10-88

GOALS JOHNSTON 2 PANOS SURMAN GERLOFF WILSON

BEST NUNN GEORGIOU BAULDERSTONE PANOS MCKENZIE JOHNSTON

ROUND 13 VS GLENELG @ ACH GROUP STADIUM JULY 14

Glenelg 2.2-14 5.5-35 11.8-74 15.10-100

Norwood 1.2-8 4.5-29 7.6-48 8.6-54

GOALS TAHENY 4 WILSON 2 PANOS GERLOFF

BEST BAULDERSTONE HAMILTON NUNN GRIGG TAHENY

ROUND 14 VS SOUTH ADELAIDE @ COOPERS STADIUM JULY 20

Norwood 2.2-14 7.5-47 8.7-55 15.13-103

South Adelaide 3.6-24 4.7-36 6.12-48 7.16-58

GOALS NUNN 4 BAMPTON 2 BARRY 2 STEPHENS 2 HAMILTON GERLOFF DAWE JOHNSTON PANOS

BEST NUNN SHENTON PANOS JOHNSTON BAULDERSTONE GEORGIOU Z.RICHARDS

ROUND 15 VS NORTH ADELAIDE @ COOPERS STADIUM JULY 28

Norwood 2.0-12 7.5-47 16.10-106 22.11-143

North Adelaide 0.5-5 4.9-33 6.10-46 10.12-72

GOALS WILSON 5 PANOS 5 GERLOFF 2 BAMPTON 2 BARRY 2 NUNN 2 GEORGIOU GRIGG STEPHENS J.RICHARDS

BEST BAULDERSTONE PANOS HAMILTON WILSON GERLOFF SHENTON JOHNSTON GEORGIOU

ROUND 16 VS STURT @ UNLEY OVAL AUGUST 11

Sturt 1.1-7 3.7-25 3.10-28 6.14-50

Norwood 6.3-39 8.4-52 12.5-77 17.7-109

GOALS BAULDERSTONE 2 BARRY 2 DAWE 2 PANOS 2 SMART JOHNSTON NUNN GRIGG BAMPTON

HAMILTON WILSON GERLOFF J.RICHARDS

BEST SHENTON GEORGIOU NUNN STEPHENS JOHNSTON MCKENZIE

ROUND 17 VS CENTRALS @ COOPERS STADIUM AUGUST 16

Norwood 4.0-24 4.2-26 9.6-60 11.9-75

Centrals 2.4-16 5.9-39 9.9-63 13.16-94

GOALS BARRY 3 NUNN 3 BAMPTON 2 SMART WILSON PANOS

BEST NUNN BARRY PANOS BAULDERSTONE

ROUND 18 VS WEST ADELAIDE @ CITY MAZDA STADIUM AUGUST 23

West Adelaide 2.2-14 4.7-31 5.9-39 6.14-50

Norwood 8.1-49 8.3-51 9.5-59 10.8-68

GOALS GERLOFF 3 STEPHENS 2 HAMILTON GRIGG BAMPTON WILSON BALL

BEST STEPHENS SHENTON BALL PANOS JOHNSTON


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ELIMINATION FINAL VS STURT @ ADELAIDE OVAL AUGUST 31

Sturt 2.0-12 5.4-34 9.5-59 15.6-96

Norwood 2.4-16 7.6-48 13.11-89 16.14-110

GOALS BARRY 3 WILSON 3 DAWE 3 BAMPTON 2 PANOS STEPHENS HAMILTON GRIGG JOHNSTON

BEST BARRY SHENTON GERLOFF BAULDERSTONE DAWE SMART

SEMI-FINAL VS ADELAIDE @ ADELAIDE OVAL SEPTMEBER 8

Norwood 1.3-9 2.4-16 5.8-38 11.11-71

Adelaide 6.2-38 11.5-71 16.5-105 21-13-139

GOALS HAMILTON 2 BAMPTON 2 PANOS 2 DAWE 2 WILSON 2 BARRY

BEST PANOS J.RICHARDS HAMILTON WILKINS STEPHENS

Matthew Panos was awarded the Bob Quinn Medal after a best on ground performance against

North Adelaide on Anzac Day. (Photo - Deb Curtis)


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2019 WOMEN’S STATISTICSSenior Coach: Steve Symonds

Assistant Coaches: Brendan O’Donnell,Tim McMahon, Matt Creeper

Team Manager: Sarah Thompson

Runner: Anthony Howie

Captain: Rebekka McMahon/Leah Cutting Vice-Captain: Alison Ferrall

NO. PLAYERSNAME

2019 GAMES

TOTAL SANFL GAMES

2019 GOALS

TOTAL NORWOOD GOALS

1 Matilda Zander 12 18 5 9

2 Monique Hollick 12 24 9 12

3 Jiarna Zerella 4 4 0 0

4 Zoe Greer 6 6 1 1

5 Cassie Tsoumbris 11 23 0 1

6 Najwah Allen 10 10 7 7

7 Ebony O'Dea 2 17 0 1

8 Hannah Dunn 12 12 5 5

9 Rebekka McMahon 1 18 0 4

12 Elisha Gallagher 10 18 0 0

13 Tara Robertson 3 9 0 0

14 Michele Reid 11 24 1 13

15 Sally Riley 5 11 1 2

16 Ashlee Gould 12 16 0 1

17 Tahlia Meyer 12 12 1 1

18 Hannah Priest 12 12 0 0

19 Alison Ferrall 10 17 3 3

21 Leah Cutting 12 31 2 11

22 Lisa-Jane Millard 1 10 0 1

23 Matilda van Reil 7 18 0 0

24 Kate Fenton 11 21 3 7

25 Jo Hill 10 18 9 13

26 Erika Sporn 12 12 3 3

27 Bree-Anna Liebhardt 2 3 1 1

28 Rhiannon Busch 10 21 0 0

29 Jane Fitzgerald 4 14 3 9

30 Bella Smith 10 10 1 1

31 Amber O'Donnell 1 1 0 0

32 Rosette Zerella 4 4 2 2

33 Lindsay Bigg 8 12 4 4

35 Jessica Macolino 11 11 0 0

36 Sophie Armitstead 12 16 2 2

37 Emma Clark 1 1 1 1

38 Ellen D'Alessandro 1 1 0 0

39 Ella Murison 2 2 0 0

Runner-Up Best and Fairest

Monique Hollick

Club ChampionNajwa Allen

Best Team PlayerHannah Priest


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2019 WOMEN’S TEAM

Back Row: Hannah Dunn, Amber O’Donnell, Elisha Gallagher, Chloe Karamoshos, Erika Sporn, Matilda Van Reil, Jo Hill, Bella Smith,

Bree-Anna Leibhardt, Monique Hollick, Lindsay Bigg, Alex Bigg, Ashlee Gould, Najwa Allen.

Middle Row: Sarah Thompson, Lachie Winter, Brendan O’Donnell, Cassie Tsoumbris, Michele Reid, Sophie Armitstead, Alannah Rochow, Hayley

Pickering, Rosette Zerella, Ellen D’Alessandro, Hannah Priest, Chloe Samuel, Tahlia Meyer, Rebekah Wanganeen, Jessica Macolino, Zoe Greer, Thandi

Muruda, Kate Fenton, Tim McMahon, Denis Sella-Gianot, Dr Andrew McDonald.

Front Row: Charloe Cushway, Kira Eliseo, Matilda Zander, Kayley Pearson, Tara Robertson, Jiarna Zerella, Rebekka McMahon (Captain)

Steve Symonds (Coach) Leah Cutting (Captain) Alison Ferrall (Vice Captain) Simone Schirmer, Emma Clark, Morgan Tucker, Tyson Basford.

Absent: Ella Murison, Jane Fitzgerald, Lisa-Jane Millard, Rhiannon Busch.


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WOMEN’S FIXTURE AND RESULTS

ROUND 1 VS NORTH ADELAIDE

NORWOOD SANFL WOMEN’S 0.6-6 0.9-9 0.9-9 2.10-22

NORTH ADELAIDE SANFL WOMEN’S 0.1-1 0.4-4 1.5-11 1.5-11

GOAL KICKERS: N.ALLEN 2

BEST PLAYERS: N. ALLEN, H. DUNN, J. MACOLINO, C. TSOUMBRIS, H. PRIEST, T. MEYER

ROUND 2 VS SOUTH ADELAIDE


SOUTH ADELAIDE SANFL WOMEN’S 1.2-8 1.2-8 2.3-15 3.3-21

GOAL KICKERS: N. ALLEN 2, B. LEIBHARDT, M. HOLLICK, H. DUNN

BEST PLAYERS: N. ALLEN, K. FENTON, M. REID, J. HILL, T. MEYER, E. GALLAGHER

ROUND 3 VS STURT FC


STURT SANFL WOMEN’S 2.0-12 3.0-18 3.2-20 3.5-23

GOAL KICKERS: N. ALLEN, M. HOLLICK, E. CLARK, J. HILL, K. FENTON

BEST PLAYERS: L. CUTTING, M. HOLLICK, S. ARMITSTEAD, K. FENTON, M. VAN RIEL, E. GALLAGHER

ROUND 4 VS WWT


WWT SANFL WOMEN’S 0.1-1 0.2-2 1.2-8 2.2-14

GOAL KICKERS: R. ZERELLA, J. HILL, M. HOLLICK, H. DUNN, Z. GREER

BEST PLAYERS: N. ALLEN, M. HOLLICK, H. DUNN, J. HILL, R. BUSCH, E. SPORN

ROUND 5 VS WEST ADELAIDE


WEST ADELAIDE SANFL WOMEN’S 0.1-1 0.1-1 0.1-1 0.1-1

GOAL KICKERS: A. FERRALL 3, M. ZANDER, S. ARMITSTEAD, R. ZERELLA, J. HILL, H. DUNN, M. HOLLICK

BEST PLAYERS: M. HOLLICK, H. PRIEST, N. ALLEN, M. ZANDER, A. FERRALL, C. TSOUMBRIS

ROUND 6 VS GLENELG


GLENELG SANFL WOMEN’S 1.0-6 2.3-15 2.3-15 3.3-21

GOAL KICKERS: M. HOLLICK, S. ARMITSTEAD, B. SMITH, H. DUNN

BEST PLAYERS: M. HOLLICK, E. O’’DEA, H. DUNN, H. PRIEST, M. REID, S. ARMITSTEAD

ROUND 7 VS CENTRALS

CENTRAL’S SANFL WOMEN’S 1.1-7 1.1-7 1.1-7 2.1-13


GOAL KICKERS: M. ZANDER 2, E. SPORN 2, N. ALLEN 2, L. CUTTING

BEST PLAYERS: T. MEYER, N. ALLEN, M. HOLLICK, E. SPORN, H. DUNN, M. ZANDER

ROUND 8 VS STURT

STURT SANFL WOMEN’S 0.2-2 0.3-3 0.3-3 1.7-13


GOAL KICKERS: L. BIGG 3, J. HILL 2, M. HOLLICK, H. DUNN

BEST PLAYERS: N. ALLEN, H. DUNN, S. ARMITSTEAD, J. HILL, J. ZERELLA, L. BIGG


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ROUND 9 VS SOUTH ADELAIDE



GOAL KICKERS: M. HOLLICK 2, J. HILL, S. RILEY

BEST PLAYERS: H. DUNN, M. REID, N. ALLEN, S. RILEY, M. HOLLICK, E. SPORN

ROUND 10 VS CENTRALS

CENTRALS SANFL WOMEN’S 0 0 2.1-13 2.1-13


GOAL KICKERS: J. FITZGERALD 3, J. HILL 3, L. CUTTING, M. REID, T. MEYER, M. HOLLICK, E. SPORN, L. BIGG

BEST PLAYERS: M. HOLLICK, N. ALLEN, L. CUTTING, S. ARMITSTEAD, J. FITZGERALD, C. TSOUMBRIS

1ST SEMI-FINAL VS SOUTH ADELAIDE



GOAL KICKERS: K. FENTON 2, M. ZANDER

BEST PLAYERS: H. PRIEST, S. RILEY, T. MEYER, L. CUTTING, M. ZANDER, S. ARMITSTEAD

PRELIMINARY FINAL VS NORTH ADELAIDE


NORTH ADELAIDE SANFL WOMEN’S 2.2.14 3.3-21 5.7-37 5.7-37

GOAL KICKERS: M. ZANDER

BEST PLAYERS: H. PRIEST, M. HOLLICK, M. ZANDER, J. MACOLINO, L. CUTTING, S. ARMITSTEAD

2019 SANFL Best and Fairest winner Najwa Allen (centre) Runner-Up Hannah Dunn (right) Third Place Monique Hollick (left)


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2019 RESERVES STATISTICSReserves Coach: Gavin Hughes

Assistant Coaches: Ben Mesisca, Nic Massacci, Chris O’Connor

Bench Coach: Al Hughes

Runner: Pete Sanders

Team Manager: Paul Gillett Interchange Steward: Michael Milnes

Property Steward: Michael Milnes

Timekeeper: Brian Moody

Best and FairestHenry Crauford

Coaches TrophyTyler Martin

Runner-Up to Best and Fairest

Jack Heard

Leading Goalkicker Sam Barnett (23)

NO. PLAYER2019 GAMES

TOTAL RESERVE GAMES

2019 GOALS

TOTAL NORWOOD GOALS

2 Cody Szust 10 10 7 7

5 Michael Talia 1 1 0 0

6 Luke Surman 6 18 7 24

9 Daniel Johnston 18 35 13 28

13.55 Cameron Ball 14 33 1 3

15 Jace Bode 2 2 1 1

17 Mac Bower 12 74 2 14

19 Tom Forster 1 57 0 6

21 Jonathon Wilson 11 11 5 5

22 Joshua Miller 3 37 4 13

24 Lachlan Pascoe 20 45 21 24

26 Charlie Hay 18 18 14 14

28 Brodie Carroll 9 34 1 5

29.49 Josh Richards 8 37 2 2

30 Brady Dawe 1 9 0 1

31 Henry Crauford 19 19 10 10

32 Dylan Stephens 2 2 1 1

33 Corey Grove 10 10 8 8

34 Benjamin Millman 17 17 0 0

35 Lochie Charlton 15 28 7 10

36 Nick Pedro 8 41 1 7

37 Christopher Olsson 18 63 16 67

40 Tyler Martin 19 20 1 1

41 Cameron Taheny 5 5 10 10

42 Edward Smart 1 30 0 6

43 Tristan Binder 2 2 0 0

45 Mitchell Coles 18 18 5 5

47 Henry Wilhelm 8 8 2 2

48 Corey Di Stefano 17 49 1 4

49 Mitchell Carroll 1 1 0 0

50 Jacob Collins 16 23 3 3

51 Isaac Saywell 20 30 2 5

52 Adam Waters 5 5 0 0

53.56 Sam Barnett 14 14 23 23

54 Jack Heard 18 18 6 6

57 Samuel Buckham 14 18 6 6

58 Connor Bristow 10 10 6 6

60 Samuel Morris 1 1 0 0

60 Kyle Compton 1 1 0 0

61 Kale Olds 2 2 1 1

63 Hugo Fahlbush-Moore 10 41 5 29

64 Jed Spence 15 15 12 12


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2019 U18 STATISTICSU18 Coach: James Allan

Assistant Coaches: Sam Baulderstone, Alex Forster, Tom Charlton

Runner / Assistant Coach: Luke McCarthy

U18 Fitness Coaches: Victor Thach, Shane Ellul

U18 Team Manager: Colin Cairns

2019 U18 AWARDSMost Outstanding Player: Daniel Fairbrother

Club Values Award: Samuel Morris

Coaches Award: Mitchell Trepka

‘Get the Job Done’ Award: Daniel Fairbrother

‘Team First’ Award: Daniel Trepka

‘Elite Standards’ Award: Samuel Duke

U18 PLAYER

2019NORWOOD GAMES

2019 NORWOOD GOALS

Aidan Lake 13Aleksander Kudra 14 5Alex Roberts 6 2Antonio Lo Iacono 1Bailey Gal 10Benjamin Belperio 4 1Benjamin Ianniello 8Charles Higgins 2 1Connor Kent 1Cooper Murley 7 6Cooper Van Doorn 4 1Corey Jones-Bobridge 1Daniel Carbone 8Daniel Fairbrother 17Daniel Trepka 18Ethan Schwerdt 8 1George Heintze 1Hayden Swanbury 9Henry Nelligan 8 5Isaac Grima 1Isaac Seden-Kurnoth 1Jack Saunders 9 5Jackson Murphy 5 3Jackson Murphy 12 7Jaggah Lambropoulos 1James Higgins 6 3James Warton 9Jeb Casanova 8 6Kaya Scott 3Lachlan Falco 11 3Lachlan Staritski 1 1Lachlan Webb 8 1Leonard Ferreira 2Leonard Wells 1Louis Joseph 5Marcus Roberts 7 1Matthew Darrington 1Matthew Dnistriansky 2Max Bartlett 12 4Michael Cavallaro 9 2Mitchell Carroll 17 2Mitchell Trepka 12 3Nathan Foale 4Nathan Hearing 9 3Ned Carey 8 7Oskar De Luca 10 6Peter Minervini 5 1Ronald Carbine 1Ross Porter 5 5Samuel Duke 15 16Samuel Morris 13 9Stefan Lanzoni 11 12Theologos Kortesis 1Thomas Altomare 11 4Thomas Tacono 3 3Tristan Binder 10 19Xavier Tranfa 7 2Daniel Fairbrother and James Allan


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2019 U16 STATISTICSU16 Coach: Chris O’Connor

Assistant Line Coaches: Dave Bartel, Tyson Currie, Brock Kennedy, Bek McMahon

U16 Runner: Michael Niedzwicki

Property Manager: Gavin Goodfellow

Head Trainer: Nick Cubit

Physiotherapist: Karli Wise

Scoreboard Attendant (both grades):Mark Vincent

Bus Driver for school runs: Tushar Vyas

Timekeeper (both grades)/Big Screen:Paul Homann

Trainers: Alison Harvey, Gayl Sutton, Suzy Pengan

Support Staff: Thomas Tiver,Mike McAvaney

2019 U16 AWARDSMVP: Matthew Dnistriansky

Runner-Up MVP: Cooper Murley

2nd Runner-Up: Oskar De Luca Elite Standards Award: George Cox

Team First Award: Mitch Dickeson

Get the Job Done Award: Bailey Gal Most Improved: Alastair Lord

Emerging Talent: Tyson Walls

Development Award: Will Charlton

U16 PLAYER

2019NORWOOD GAMES

2019 NORWOOD GOALS

Aidan Lake 8 1

Alastair Lord 8

Antonio Zappia 3 2

Archie Richardson 8 1

Bailey Gal 7

Connor Kent 6 2

Connor Wood 2 1

Cooper Murley 8 8

Corey Jones-Bobridge 4 3

Dannen Blacker 2 3

Finn Singleton 3

Frank Packer 1 3

George Cox 6 1

Jack Ianniello 1

Jack Lo Iacono 4

Jayden Gale 4

Joseph Cristancig 1

Joshua Bradford 4 7

Joshua Dobie 2

Lachlan Browne 1

Louis Joseph 6 2

Luca Stepic 2 2

Luke Capurso 3

Matthew Dnistriansky 8

Matthew Stevens 4 4

Max Koegst 1

Max Kelly 3

Max Michalanney 5 1

Mitchell Dickeson 3

Oliver Stenchlik 6

Oskar De Luca 8 1

Peter Minervini 8 2

Pham Gia Loc Truong 1

Riley Verrall 4 1

Samuel Warrick 6 10

Taj Rahui 3 2

Trent Bordon 1

Ty Jaffer 1

Tyson Walls 7 3

Will Charlton 6 7

Zac Bishop 7 4


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2019 RETIREES

Career AccoladesGuernsey Number: 15 | Career: 2011 to 2019 | League Games: 195 | League Goals: 11

Debut: v Port Adelaide (Football Park) 2nd April 2011

Finale: v Central District (Norwood) 16th August 2019

Norwood Captain: 2016 - 2019

Premierships: 2012, 2013, 2014

Advertiser Team of the Year: 2012, 2014

South Australian Games: 2

SANFL / AFL Clubs: Sturt / Melbourne


Debut: v Sturt (Unley) 4th April 2009

Finale: v Adelaide (Adelaide) 8th September 2019

Premierships: 2012, 2013, 2014

Career AccoladesGuernsey Number: 39 | Career: 2010 to 2013 ; 2015 to 2019 | League Games: 173

League Goals: 8

Debut: v Sturt (Unley) 13th June 2010

Finale: v Adelaide ( Adelaide) 8th September 2019

Norwood Captain: 2015 - 2016

Premierships: 2012, 2013

Best and Fairest: 2017

South Australian Games: 3

AFL Clubs: Melbourne


Debut: v Sturt (Unley) 1st July 2012

Finale: v Adelaide (Adelaide) 8th September 2019

Premierships: 2012, 2014

Jace Bode

Brady Dawe

Alex Georgiou

Ed Smart


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PLAYERS/COACHES (176)

Appelbee, Stanley (1956)

Bahr, John (1911

Balme, Craig (1994)

Balme, Neil (1989)

Barnes, Garsham (1908)

Barrett, Edward (1885)

Beames, Ernest (1919)

Beames, George (1919)

Bennett, Alfred (1914)

Bertram, Robert (1891)

Biddell, Arthur (1935)

Bice, Percival (1945)

Blackmore, Lionel (1953)

Blinman, Thomas (1885)

Borlace, Scott (2000)

Bowman, Lachlan (2000)

Bown, Stuart (2011)

Bracken, William (1885)

Burke, Brian (1953)

Burnett, Henry (1885)

Button, Neil (1981)

Carslake, Scott (2006)

Chamberlain, Cornelius (1911)

Chapman, Frank (1885)

Clements, Troy (2004)

Combe, George (1888)

Coonan, John (1885)

Correll, Richard (1913)

Coward, John (1885)

Craig, Neil (1995)

Dalwood, Grant (1997)

Dalwood, Peter (1954)

Daly, John (1909)

Daniels, Stephen (2004)

Donohue, Joshua (2016)

Drage, Douglas (1952)

Duffy, William (1885)

Farnham, Robert (1980)

Formby, Alfred (1885)

Fosdike, Duncan (1991)

Fosdike, Robert (1961)

Foweraker, Leonard (1945)

Gallagher, Kevin (1954)

Gallagher, James (2009)

Gallagher, Philip (1982)

Gibbons, Thomas (1909)

Giffen, George (1885)

Giles, Alan (1977)

Gosse, Sir James (1906)

Grantley, Harold (1921)

Grayson, Alfred (1909)

Green, Thomas (1885)

Gwynne, Charles (1912)

Hall, John (1991)

Halliday, James (1928)

Hammond, Robert (1975)

Harrison, Gerry (1999)

Healy, Harry (1951)

Hearn, Wally (2001)

Hepburn, Charles (1957)

Hill, Lionel (1913)

Hill, Leslie (1947)

Holbrook, Jack (1909)

Holmesby, Harold (1948)

Inglis, John (1968)

James, Brett (2003)

Jamieson, John (2016)

Jarman, Andrew (1998)

Jenkins, Daniel (1985)

Johns, Harold (1921)

Johnson, Eric (1934)

Jury, Henry (1885)

Kauffman, Louis (1885)

Kneebone, Ronald (1966)

Krome, Heinrich (1934)

LePage, Dr. Keith (1953)

Letchford, Frederick (1885)

Letchford, Thomas (1885)

Lewis, Lancelot (1914)

Lill, Alick (1932)

Lindsay, Thomas (1885)

Liston, George (1909)

Lowe, John (1885)

Marriott, Dr. John (1956)

Martin, Cecil (1947)

McCallum, Frederick (1939)

McCallum, William (1940)

McInnes, John (1994)

McIntosh, Garry (1991)

McKee, George (1909)

McKee, Stephen (1909)

McMahon, Glen (1975)

McMichael, Alfred (1885)

McNamara, Lawrence (1920)

Michalanney, James (1984)

Miller, Harold (1911)

Miller, Walter (1975)

Miller, William (1908)

Modra, Denis (1969)

Mutton, Lyall (1932)

Neagle, Richard (2016)

Nicholson, Greg (1983)

Oatey, Jack (1949)

Oatey, Robert (1970)

Olsen, Michael (1991)

Olds, Douglas (1953)

Osborn, Joseph (1909)

Packham, Clarence (1919

Page, Harold (1938)

Pascoe, Andrew (2000)

Payne, David (1993)

Perry, Rev. Charles (1919)

Plunkett, John (1945)

Plunkett, William (1912)

Porritt, Ross (1993)

Potter, John (1998)

Potts, William (1930)

Poulter, Michael (1977)

Reeves, Thomas Alonso (1909)

Reimann, Ronald (1957)

Roberts, Alfred (1909)

Roberts, Mervyn (1955)

Robinson, Stanley (1906)

Ross, Lester (1992)

Rosser, Glen (1978)

Rowe, Stephen (1996)

Sawley, Albert (1945)

Sawley, Brian (1964)

Seekamp, Daryl (1998)

Scanlon, Justin (1991)

Schultz, Bruce (1945)

Scott, Walter (1929)

Skinner, Robert (1978)

Smith, Ernest (1911)

Sowton, Stanley (1951)

Soutar, John (1885)

LIFE MEMBERSLife membership is a high honour bestowed by the Norwood Football Club for distinguished service to the club by players, coaches, administrators, honorary officials and volunteers.


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Stasinowsky, Ian (1980)

Stephens, Guy (1920)

Stephens, Victor (1919)

Suhard, Louis (1885)

Taylor, Michael (1985

Terrell, Arthur (1885)

Terrell, Frederick (1885)

Thiel, James (1990)

Thomas, Keith (1990)

Thompson, Carlyle (1945)

Thurgarland, Henry (1885)

Townsend, Richard (1913)

Traynor, Joseph (1885)

Tummel, James (1996)

Turbill, Greg (1983)

Wadham, Ernest (1965)

Waldron, Alfred (1909)

Warhurst, Hubert (1945)

Warhurst, Thomas (1990)

Webb, George (1937)

Wedding, Kingsley (1966)

White, Sydney (1921)

Whitridge, William (1907)

Williams, Ronald (1952)

Woodcock, Roger (1978)

Woodroofe, Thomas (1935)

Woods, Charles (1909)

Woods, Edward (1885)

Woods, Julien (1885)

Wynne, John (1979)

Young, Algernon (1885)

ADMINISTRATORS/OFFICIALS/VOLUNTEERS (107)

Arthur, Bill (1973)

Atkinson, Wally (1981)

Baulderstone, Albert (1970)

Borgelt, Peter (2016)

Bowels, Eric (2015)

Bray, Murray (1993)

Brewer, Alan (2003)

Brown, Alan (1986)

Brion, Denis (2008)

Bruce, Jack (1935)

Buckett, Samuel (1934)

Burney, Roy (1960)

Caddle, Barry (2016)

Caddle, Marie (2016)

Champness, Ronald (2000)

Clifford, Cyril (1982)

Cocks, William (1981)

Cosgrove, Charles (1950)

Davis, John (2002)

Davis, Kevin (2004)

Daws, Robert (1959)

Dawson, Robert (1982)

Delaine, Arthur (1923)

Dunncliff, Charles (1964)

Eglington, James (1938)

Edlington, Robert (1946)

Eldridge, Arthur (1962)

Essery, Brian (1980)

Essery, William (1928)

Fenton, Philip (1978)

Ferraro, Nerio (1989)

Galpin, Laurence (1987)

Giles, Noel (2015)

Glastonbury, Dr. William (1977)

Goodfellow, Gavin (2012)

Goodger, Max (1984)

Goodliffe, Colin (1979)

Griffiths, William B (1909)

Griffiths, William M (1959)

Hale, Ross (1960)

Hatchard, Veronica (2014)

Havers, Neil (2002)

Heath, Max (1969)

Heidenreich, Franz (1937)

Hill, Thomas (1935)

Hobbs, Charles (1909)

Jarrett, Ray (2007)

Jarrett, Lionel (1971)

Kerr-Grant, Dr. Malcolm (2003)

Kippist, Richard (1909)

Knights, Julie (2010)

Koen, John (2016)

Lane, Christopher (2006)

Larner, Doug (1958)

Lomman, Ron (1958)

Lynch, William (1978)

McCarthy, Dr. Brian (1977)

McDermott, John (1955)

Mansfield, Peter (2000)

Martin, Keith (1976)

Masson, Jack (1969)

Mattingly, Vernon (1959)

Mill, Dr. James (1963)

Moir, Albert (1946)

Moody, Brian (1987)

Moritz, Clarrie (1963)

Mulroney, Jeff (1930)

Neate, John (2016)

O’Reilly, Jock (1999)

Owens, Gary (2001)

Packham, Keith (1965)

Parkinson, David (1997)

Parsons, Geoff (1996)

Patfull, George (1939)

Pellew, Dr. Leonard (1926)

Pengilly, Rowley (2005)

Pfitzner, Max (1992)

Phillips, George (2019)

Phillips, Malcolm (1993)

Phillips, Robin (1983)

Porter, Dr. Adrian (1992)

Porter, Graham (2004)

Ramsay, Ian (1964)

Roberts, Jack (1992)

Rowe, Charles (1946)

Rumsby, Arthur (1948)

Sando, Dr. Brian (1976)

Searcy, George (1909)

Sella-Gianot, Dennis (2016)

Sneyd, William (1926)

Solomon, Barry (2019)

Southwood, Dr. Dean (2014)

Southwood, Margaret (2014)

Sparrow, Ian (2016)

Stafford, Ian (1983)

Sumsion, Gaynor (2006)

Swanbury, Mark (2016)

Swingler, Reg (1979)

Tassie, Eric (1929)

Tripodi, Joe (2007)

Wald, Murray (1965)

Walker, Michael (1968)

Walsh, Robert (2005)

Whittle, Lt. Col. Gordon (1974)

Wilson, Wilfred (2014)

Winton, Harold (1956)

Wooley, Eric (1929)

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS (11)

Daws, Mrs. M.F. C.

Dunstan, Donald

Griffiths, Mrs. N.L.

Horlin-Smith, Graham C. (Merit Award)

Kirby, Mrs. J.

Masson, Mrs. Gladys

McCallum, Mrs. J.

Patterson, Mrs. R.

Valente, J. (Merit Award)

Wadham, Mrs. E.W.C.

Zeitz, Richard J. (Merit Award)


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Year Patron President Chairman SecretaryManager Coach Pos. Captain Best/Fairest

Club ChampionLeadingGoal Kicker Goals

1878 E.T. Smith W.H. Bundey W.O. Whitridge A.J. Diamond 1 J.R. Osborn W.H.J. Dedman 12*

1879 E.T. Smith W.H. Bundey J.F. Terrell A.J. Diamond 1 J.R. Osborn W.H.J. Dedman 12*

1880 E.T. Smith W.H. Bundey J.F. Terrell A.J. Diamond 1 J.R. Osborn J.F. Traynor 7*

1881 E.T. Smith W.H. Bundey H.C. Burnet A.S. Young 1 A.E. Waldron J. Pollock &

W.J. Duffy 7*

1882 E.T. Smith T. Caterer R. Giffen A.J. Diamond 1 A.E. Waldron J.F. Watson 12

1883 E.T. Smith K.St.B. Miller A.J. Diamond 1 A.E. Waldron F.N. Letchford 7

1884 E.T. Smith K.St.B. Miller H.C. Burnet A.J. Diamond 2 A.E. Waldron F.N. Letchford no total

1885 E.T. Smith J. Bennetts, J.P. H.C. Burnet R.E. Kippist 2 A.J. Roberts M.S. Rowe 9

1886 E.T. Smith F.H. Wigg, J.P. H.C. Burnet R.E. Kippist 3 A.J. Roberts F.N. Letchford 8

1887 E.T. Smith G.E.C. Stevens H.C. Burnet R.E. Kippist 1 A.E. Waldron J.D. Daly 15

R.R. Osborn

1888 Sir E.T. Smith G.E.C. Stevens J.R. Osborn R.E. Kippist 1 A.E. Waldron C.W.G. Woods 29*

1889 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. J.R. Osborn R.E. Kippist 1 A.E. Waldron C.W.G. Woods 31

1890 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. R.M. Bertram R.E. Kippist 2 A.E. Waldron C.W.G. Woods 44

1891 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. R.M. Bertram R.E. Kippist 1 A.J. Grayson C.W.G. Woods 55*

1892 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. R.M. Bertram R.E. Kippist 3 A.E. Waldron C.W.G. Woods 46*

1893 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. R.M. Bertram R.E. Kippist 2 H.A. Plunkett A.D. Daly (Bos) 88*

J.D. Daly

1894 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. C.S. Hobbs C.W.G. Woods 1 J.D. Daly A.D. Daly (Bos) 48*

1895 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. C.S. Hobbs C.W.G. Woods 2 J.D. Daly A.D. Daly (Bos) 46*

1896 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. C.S. Hobbs C.W.G. Woods 2 J.D. Holbrook C.W.G. Woods 20

1897 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. C.S. Hobbs C.W.G. Woods 3 R. Correll C.W.G. Woods 24

1898 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. C.S. Hobbs G. Searcy 3 R. Correll A.D. Daly 12

1899 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. C.S. Hobbs G. Searcy 2 A.E. Peters W.R. Miller 26

1900 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. C.S. Hobbs G. Searcy 4 W.C. Plunkett W.R. Miller 23

1901 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. C.S. Hobbs G. Searcy 1 G.C. Barnes J.H. Gosse W.R. Miller 44*

1902 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. G. Searcy J.J. Woods 5 G.C. Barnes W. Trembath W.R. Miller 21

1903 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. G. Searcy J.J. Woods 4 W.C. Plunkett W.C. Plunkett W.R. Miller 27

1904 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. G. Searcy J.J. Woods 1 P.M. Newland J.A. Bahr/ L.L. Hill W.R. Miller 35*

1905 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. A.W. Piper J.J. Woods 3 J.H. Gosse W.R. Miller W.R. Miller 24

1906 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. A.W. Piper J.J. Woods 3 D. Dawson C.G. Gwynne L.L. Hill 21

P.M. Newland

1907 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. A.W. Piper J.J. Woods 1 J.A. Bahr C.G. Gwynne L.W. Chamberlain 27

1908 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. A.W. Piper J.J. Woods 2 J.A. Bahr J.A. Bahr/ L.L. Hill J.A. Chamberlain 30

1909 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. A.W. Piper J.J. Woods J.J. Woods 2 J.A. Bahr L.L. Hill R.J.B. Townsend 22*

1910 Sir E.T. Smith J. Shaw, J.P. A.W. Piper J.J. Woods J.J. Woods 3 J.A. Bahr L.A. Lewis L.W. Chamberlain 19

1911 Sir E.T. Smith A.W. Piper A.W. Piper J.J. Woods J.A. Bahr 5 C. McGavisk P. Robin R.J.B. Townsend 18

1912 Sir E.T. Smith A.W. Piper A.W. Piper J.J. Woods J.A. Bahr 6 J.A. Bahr R.J.B. Townsend L.W. Chamberlain 23

1913 Sir E.T. Smith A.W. Piper A.W. Piper J.J. Woods W.C. Plunkett 7 V.B. Stephens S. White W.D. Steele 13

1914 Sir E.T. Smith A.W. Piper A.W. Piper J.J. Woods A.E. Millhouse 7 A.E. Millhouse S. White G.R. Stephens 19

1915 Sir E.T. Smith A.W. Piper A.W. Piper J.J. Woods C.D. Packham 7 C.D. Packham C.D. Packham G.R. Stephens 11

Competition suspended during World War I

1919 Sir E.T. Smith A.W. Piper A.W. Piper J.J. Woods W.H. Hutton 7 S. White S.J. Sibley S.J. Sibley 18

E.H. Tassie

1920 A.W. Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse E.H. Tassie W.H. Hutton 2 R.J.B. Townsend W. Scott R.J.B. Townsend 15

1921 A.W. Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse E.H. Tassie W.H. Hutton 2 S. White W. Scott R.E. Bent 44*

1922 A.W. Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse E.H. Tassie T. Leahy 1 S. White C. Toovey T. Hart 50*

1923 A.W. Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse E.H. Tassie T. Leahy 1 S.. White W. Scott R.E. Bent 50

1924 A.W. Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse W. Cope T. Leahy 3 S. White A.G. Lill R.E. Bent 54*

1925 A.W. Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse W. Cope S. White 1 S. White A.G. Lill R.E. Bent 59*

1926 A.W. Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse T.S. Hill W. Scott 3 W. Scott W. Scott R.E. Bent 65*

1927 A.W. Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse T.S. Hill W. Scott 6 W. Scott A.G. Lill A.S. Biddell 36

1928 Mr Justice Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse T.S. Hill W. Scott 2 W. Scott W. Scott H.A. Krome 38

1929 Mr Justice Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse T.S. Hill W. Scott 1 W. Scott C.C. Daly L.A. Mutton 41

1930 Mr Justice Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse T.S. Hill W. Scott 3 W. Scott W. Scott H.A. Krome 39

HONOUR ROLL


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1931 Mr Justice Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse T.S. Hill A.G. Lill 4 A.G. Lill J.C. Johns H.A. Krome 28

E.W.C. Wadham E.W.C. Wadham

W. Scott J.C. Johns

1932 Mr Justice Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse T.S. Hill W. Scott 3 J.C. Johns A.S. Biddell W.B. McCallum 37

1933 Mr Justice Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse T.S. Hill A.G. Lill 2 E.A. Johnson F.P. McCallum H.A. Krome 53

1934 Mr Justice Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse T.S. Hill A.G. Lill 7 H.A. Krome H.W. Allington B. Schultz 66

A.J. Chinnery

1935 Mr Justice Piper J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse T.S. Hill J.G. Sexton 4 J.G. Sexton T.E.H. Woodroofe B. Schultz 66

C.L. Martin S.E. Ackland T.E.H. Woodroofe

E.A. Johnson

T.E.H. Woodroofe

1936 S.Talbot Smith J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse C.L. Martin S.E. Ackland 5 T.E.H. Woodroofe W.B. McCallum R.J. Brown 64

1937 S.Talbot Smith J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse C.L. Martin S.E. Ackland 3 T.E.H. Woodroofe A.G. Sawley R.J. Brown 95

1938 S.Talbot Smith J.H. Gosse J.H. Gosse C.L. Martin A. Arthur 3 T.E.H. Woodroofe F.P. McCallum R.J. Brown 86

1939 S.Talbot Smith J.H. Gosse F.T.P. Heidenreich C.L. Martin A. Arthur 4 T.E.H. Woodroofe H.T. Warhurst B. Schultz 98

H.T. Warhurst

1940 S.Talbot Smith F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich C.L. Martin K.P. Hardiman 4 K.P. Hardiman J. Oatey B. Schultz 90

A.J. Smith H.T. Warhurst

B. Schultz

1941 S.Talbot Smith F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich C.L. Martin F.P. McCallum 1 K.P. Hardiman J. Oatey B. Schultz 100*

World War II Competition

1945 S.Talbot Smith F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich C.L. Martin J. Oatey 3 J. Oatey J. Oatey N.J. Way 39

1946 S.Talbot Smith F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich C.L. Martin J. Oatey 1 J. Oatey D.W. Olds P.A. Dalwood 70*

1947 S.Talbot Smith F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich F.J. McCallum J. Oatey 2 J. Oatey D.W. Olds N.J. Way 49

1948 S.Talbot Smith F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich F.J. McCallum J. Oatey 1 J. Oatey J. Oatey G.H. Farrow 64

1949 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich F.J. McCallum J. Oatey 3 J. Oatey J.E. Marriott P.A. Dalwood 41

1950 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham J. Oatey 1 J. Oatey D.W. Olds R.L. Williams 59

1951 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham J. Oatey 5 J. Oatey J.E. Marriott M.A. Mayo 29

1952 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham J. Oatey 2 J. Oatey K.J. Gallagher P.A. Dalwood 27

1953 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham J. Oatey 4 J.E. Marriott M.A. Mayo M.A. Mayo 78*

1954 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham J. Oatey 4 J.E. Marriott R.N. Edwards P.R. Vivian 35

1955 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham J. Oatey 2 J.E. Marriott J.E. Marriott N.J. Walker 39

1956 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham J. Oatey 4 J.E. Marriott R.N. Reimann R.T. Fosdike 33

1957 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham H.A. Bunton 2 R.N. Reimann N.J. Walker N.J. Walker 37

1958 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham H.A. Bunton 4 H.A. Bunton G.M. Nicholls P.R. Vivian 27

1959 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham A. Killigrew 6 P.R. Vivian G.M. Nicholls P.R. Vivian 35

1960 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham A. Killigrew 2 P.C. Aish P.C. Aish P.R. Stephens 50

1961 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham A. Killigrew 2 P.C. Aish P.C. Aish/ K.A. Wedding J.C. Lill 40

1962 W. Essery F.T.P. Heidenreich F.T.P. Heidenreich E.W.C. Wadham A. Killigrew 3 P.C. Aish K.A. Wedding J.C. Lill 52

1963 W. Essery A.W. Baulderstone A.W. Baulderstone E.W.C. Wadham D.W. Olds 5 R.G. Kneebone K.A. Wedding M. Skinner 37

1964 W. Essery A.W. Baulderstone A.W. Baulderstone E.W.C. Wadham D.W. Olds 6 R.G. Kneebone K.A. Wedding R.S. Martin 30

1965 W. Essery A.W. Baulderstone A.W. Baulderstone E.W.C. Wadham H.A. Bunton 4 H.A. Bunton K.A. Wedding I. Brewer 96*

1966 W. Essery A.W. Baulderstone A.W. Baulderstone E.W.C. Wadham H.A. Bunton 7 H.A. Bunton R.G. Kneebone I. Brewer 76

1967 W. Essery A.W. Baulderstone S.R. Appelbee E.W.C. Wadham H.A. Bunton 6 H.A. Bunton R.R. Oatey R.R. Oatey 45

1968 W. Essery A.W. Baulderstone J.E. Masson R. Kitchen R.R. Oatey 10 R.R. Oatey R.R. Oatey R.R. Oatey 30

1969 W. Essery A.W. Baulderstone J.E. Masson R. Kitchen R.R. Oatey 9 R.R. Oatey T.G. Butchart R.R. Oatey 33

1970 W. Essery A.W. Baulderstone A.W. Baulderstone W.H. Miller R.R. Oatey 5 R.R. Oatey M.H. Poulter M.J. Coligan 77

R.N. Skinner

1971 W. Essery A.W. Baulderstone B.W. Essery W.H. Miller R.R. Oatey 5 R.R. Oatey R.R. Oatey R.B. Woodcock 58

J.T. Walter

1972 W. Essery A.W. Baulderstone J.E. Masson W.H. Miller R.R. Oatey 4 R.R. Oatey R.R. Oatey M.J. Coligan 81*

R. Wilson J.T. Walter

1973 W. Essery R. Wilson J.E. Masson W.H. Miller R.R. Oatey 4 R.R. Oatey M.S. Taylor R.C. Dillon 46

J.T. Walter

1974 P. Woodroofe R. Wilson J.E. Masson W.H. Miller R.A. Hammond 4 R.A. Hammond M.S. Taylor R.B. Woodcock 68

G.F McMahon G.F. McMahon


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1975 F.P. McCallum G.F. McMahon G.F. McMahon W.H. Miller R.A. Hammond 1 J.F. Wynne R.C. Dillon R.C. Dillon 66

1976 F.P. McCallum G.F. McMahon G.F. McMahon W.H. Miller R.A. Hammond 4 J.F. Wynne R.J. Pope J.L. Michalanney 63

1977 F.P. McCallum G.F. McMahon T.R. Tomlinson W.H. Miller R.A. Hammond 5 J.F. Wynne N.P. Craig P.E. Adler 67

1978 F.P. McCallum G.F. McMahon T.R. Tomlinson W.H. Miller R.A. Hammond 1 M.S. Taylor M.S. Taylor R.B. Woodcock 42

1979 F.P. McCallum G.F. McMahon R.R. Farnham W.H. Miller R.A. Hammond 4 M.S. Taylor M.S. Taylor D.B. Winter 45

1980 F.P. McCallum G.F. McMahon R.R. Farnham W.H. Miller N.A. Balme 2 M.S. Taylor M.S. Taylor R.B. Woodcock 62

1981 F.P. McCallum G.F. McMahon N. Ferraro W.H. Miller N.A. Balme 3 P.J. Gallagher M.C. Aish G.J. Menzel 37

J.N. Tummel

1982 F.P. McCallum J.N. Tummel N. Ferraro W.H. Miller N.A. Balme 1 P.J. Gallagher G.J. Turbill N.P. Roberts 83

N. Ferraro G.J. Turbill

1983 F.P. McCallum N. Ferraro N. Ferraro W.H. Miller N.A. Balme 3 G.J. Turbill M.C. Aish N.P. Roberts 111

1984 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro W.H. Miller N.A. Balme 1 D.J. Jenkins M.C. Aish N.P. Roberts 98

1985 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro W.H. Miller N.A. Balme 4 N.P. Roberts K.A. Thomas N.P. Roberts 47

1986 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro W.H. Miller N.A. Balme 5 N.P. Roberts M.S. Taylor K.A. Thomas 40

1987 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro E.W. Gilbert N.A. Balme 3 M.C. Aish G. McIntosh M.R. Ducker 54

1988 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro W.H. Miller N.A. Balme 3 M.C. Aish R.I. Anderson R.B. Maynard 50

1989 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro W.H. Miller N.A. Balme 3 M.C. Aish R.B. Maynard A.P. Pascoe 47

1990 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro W.H. Miller N.A. Balme 5 G. McIntosh S.J. Rowe J. Weeding 50

1991 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro W.H. Miller N.P. Craig 7 G. McIntosh G. McIntosh D.S. Payne 51

1992 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro W.H. Miller N.P. Craig 7 G. McIntosh M.C. Aish M.G. Jones 54

1993 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro G.L. Rosser N.P. Craig 2 G. McIntosh S.J. Patterson C.G. Prime 87

1994 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro G.L. Rosser N.P. Craig 4 G. McIntosh J.A. D’Antiochia C.G Prime 53

1995 R.F. Hooper N. Ferraro N. Ferraro G.L. Rosser N.P. Craig 3 G. McIntosh M.R. Primus J.H. Thiessen 54

1996 J.N. Tummel J.A. Rickus P.J. Gallagher G.L. Rosser P.A. Rohde 3 G. McIntosh J.T. Cunningham A.W.S. Reade 65

1997 J.N. Tummel J.A. Rickus P.J. Gallagher G.L. Rosser P.A. Rohde 1 G. McIntosh A.N. Jarman J.R. West 80*

1998 J.N. Tummel J.A. Rickus P.J. Gallagher G.L. Rosser P.A. Rohde 4 G. McIntosh/ A.G. Harvey C.S. O’Brien 31

A.G. Harvey

1999 J.N. Tummel J.A. Rickus P.J. Gallagher G.L. Rosser P.A. Rohde 2 A.G. Harvey S.J. Pitt R.B. Neill 36

2000 J.N. Tummel J.A. Rickus G.J. Harrison D.J. Wark N.P. Roberts 5 A.G. Harvey S.R. Direen R.B. Neill 42

2001 J.N. Tummel J.A. Rickus G.J. Harrison D.J. Wark N.P. Roberts 4 A.G. Harvey T.F. Clements S.M. Borlace / R.B. Neill 34

2002 J.N. Tummel J.A. Rickus G.J. Harrison D.J. Wark G. McIntosh 3 B.A. James B.A. James J.P. Cotten 42

2003 J.N. Tummel J.A. Rickus G.J. Harrison D.J. Wark G. McIntosh 6 B.A. James B.A. James R.B. Neill 38

2004 W.V. Wilson D.L. Brion I.M. Stasinowsky D. J. Wark G McIntosh 9 B.A. James S.M. Borlace M. Bartemucci 26

2005 W.V. Wilson D.L. Brion I.M. Stasinowsky D.J. Wark D. Lewis 6 B.A. James B.A. James R.B. Neill 44

2006 W.V. Wilson J. Tripodi I. M. Stasinowsky D.J. Wark T. J. Hill 7 B.A. James S.M. Borlace J. Vlatko 31

2007 W.V. Wilson J. Tripodi I. M. Stasinowsky D.B. Shepley T. J. Hill 7 J. Gallagher J. Gallagher J. Vlatko 60

2008 W.V. Wilson J. Tripodi I. M. Stasinowsky D.B. Shepley T. J. Hill 4 J. Gallagher J. Gallagher T. Walker 56

2009 W.V. Wilson J. Tripodi J. Tripodi D.B. Shepley T. J. Hill 7 J. Gallagher B. Zorzi S. Rowe 40

2010 W.V. Wilson J. Tripodi J. Tripodi D.B. Shepley N. Bassett 2 J. Gallagher N. Lower S. Rowe 40

2011 W.V. Wilson J. Tripodi J. Tripodi D.B. Shepley N. Bassett 3 J. Gallagher K.McGuinness C.Shenton 43

2012 W.V. Wilson J. Tripodi J. Tripodi G.P. Baynes N. Bassett 1 K.McGuinness B.Zorzi L. Jericho 41

2013 W.V. Wilson J. Tripodi J. Tripodi G.P. Baynes N. Bassett 1 K.McGuinness B.Jefferies B.Warren 36

2014 W.V. Wilson Paul Di Iulio Paul Di Iulio G.P. Baynes B.Warren 1 K.McGuinness K.McGuinness M. Newton 57

2015 J. Tripodi Paul Di Iulio Paul Di Iulio G.P. Baynes B.Warren 5 A.Georgiou M.PanosM. Newton/P.Persinos/S.Phillips

17

2016 J. Tripodi Paul Di Iulio Paul Di Iulio G.P. Baynes B.Warren 8 A.Georgiou / J.Bode M.Fuller L.Johnston 31

2017 J. Tripodi Paul Di Iulio Paul Di Iulio J.Fantasia J.Cotton 4 J.Bode A.Georgiou K.Roocke 25

2018 J. Tripodi Paul Di Iulio Paul Di Iulio J.Fantasia J.Cotton 2 J.Bode M.Grigg M.Grigg 35

2019 J.Tripodi Paul Di Iulio Paul Di Iulio J.Fantasia J.Cotton 4 J.Bode B.McKenzie P.Bampton 27


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100 GAMES AND OVER300 GAME PLAYERS YEARS GAMES SAMcIntosh, G. 1982-1998 371 12Aish, M. C. 1979-1993 307 15Thomas, K. A. 1979-1993 304 5

200 GAME PLAYERS YEARS GAMES SAGallagher, P. J. 1973-1986 292 8Taylor, M. S. 1972-1987 289 13Button, N. A. 1971-1985 283 9Woodcock, R. B. 1969-1981 267Balme, C. D. 1984-1995 254Warhurst, T. P. F. 1981-1991 246 3James, B. A. 1990-2006 234 3Oatey, R. R. 1961-1973 232 9Gallagher, J.A 1999-2012 228 1Olds, D. W. 1944-1957 214 11Wedding, K. A. 1957-1968 214 19Michalanney, J. L. 1974-1986 211 1Clements, T. F. 1995-2005 209Dawe, B.W. 2009-2019 208Scanlon, J. A. 1982-1991 204D’Antiochia, J. 1986-1999 204Kneebone, R. G. 1957-1967 201 16Bown, S.W 1999 - 2008, 2010 - 2011 200

100 GAME PLAYERS YEARS GAMES SAJenkins,D. J. 1976-1985 198 5Bode, J. L. 2011- 2019 195 2Payne, D. S. 1984-1993 194Wynne, J. F. 1970-1982 193 8Rowe, S. J. 1987-1997 185 3Rosser, G. L. 1969-1980 182Oatey, J. 1940-1952 181 7Winter, D. B. 1979-1986 178 2Borlace, S. M. 1998-2009 177 2Fosdike, D. R. J. 1981-1991 176Marriott, J. E. 1947-1956 176 23Poulter, M. H. 1968-1977 175Scott, W. 1920-1932 174 39Georgiou, A.D 2009-2013, 2015-2019 173 2McCallum, F. P. 1930-1940 172 4Holmesby, H. R. 1939-1949 170Zorzi, B.A 2005-2013 164 1Aish, P. C. 1953-1962 162 5Roberts, M. A. 1946-1956 162 5Gregg, M. 1971-1978 161 1Ross, L. A. 1983-1992 161Inglis, J.A. 1959-1968 159Maynard, R. 1984-1995 157 2Nicholson, G. J. 1974-1983 157 1Dawes, M. S. 1999-2008 156Thiel, J. B. 1975-1984 156Reimann, R. N. 1948-1957 156Stephens, G. R. 1911-1927 156 7McCallum, W. B. 1931-1941 153Butchart, T. G. 1966-1974 152 7Bowman, L.R. 1991-2000 150Stasinowsky, I. M. 1969-1980 150 1Porritt, R. A. 1967-1974 150Phillips, S. R. S 2008-2018 149 3Adler, P. E. 1976-1983 148Dalwood, P. A. 1945-1954 147 6Hall, J. E. 1980-1991 146White, S. C. 1912-1925 146 8Seekamp, R. J. 1970-1979 145 1Wadham, E. W. C. 1922-1931 144 7Sawley, A. G. 1935-1946 143Modra, D. M. 1960-1970 142Fosdike, R. T. 1951-1961 141 7Woodroofe, T. E. H. 1930-1939 141 8Hein, N. 1981-1989 140Page, H. 1929-1939 140 8Vivian, P. R. 1953-1961 140 1Bartemucci, M. 2000-2008 138

100 GAME PLAYERS YEARS GAMES SABice, P. J. 1933-1944 138 5Pitt, S. J. 1992-1999,2002 138 2Sawley, B. G. 1954-1964 138 11Donohue, J.B 2007-2016 137Fleming, D. P. 1994-2001 137 2Pettingill, N. D. 1969-1976 137Mutton, L. A. 1923-1933 134 3Neill, R. B. 1998-2005 134 7Ackland, S. E. 1922-1931 134Barnes, G.C 1900-1909 134 8Bahr, J.A 1902-1912 132 1Jefferies, B. 2009-2018 132Kerley, S. G. 1975-1980 132 1Daniels, S. M. 1994-2004 131 10Gallagher, K. J. 1945-1955 131McGuinness, K.L 2007, 2009 - 2014 130 1Dunstan, G. J. 1975-1981 129Oatey, P. E. 1965- 1966 & 1968-1972 129Turbill, G. J. 1974-1983 128 11Craig, N. P. 1973-1979 124 1Grigg, M.* 2009-2013, 2017-2019 124 1Johnson, E. A. 1925-1934 124 6Schultz, B. 1933-1941 124 3Webber, T.P 2009 - 2017 124Baulderstone, S.* 2013-2019 123 1Biddell, A. S. 1926-1935 122 1Blackmore, L. B. 1944-1953 122Butler, E. A. 1952-1958 122 2Harvey, A. G. 1995-2002 122Kelly, C. S. 1984-1988 121 2Krome, H. A. 1928-1935 119Menz, J. R. 1966-1976 119 1Thiessen, J. H. 1995-2003 119Carslake, S. 1997-2006 118Harrison, G. J. 1959-1966 118 4Huxtable, H. R. 1933-1940 117 8Townsend, R. J. B. 1907-1920 117Fuller, M. 2008-2013, 2016-2018 116Johnston, L.T.* 2016-2019 116 1Pascoe, A. P. 1988-2001 116 5Chinnery, L. E. J. 1932-1938 115McMahon, G. F. 1958-1964 115 2Dillon, R. C. 1973-1978 114 5Direen, S. R. 1998-2004 114 11Walker, N. J. 1951-1958 114 20Lill, A. G. 1923-1931 113 4Williams, R. L. (Bob) 1951-1958 113Edwards, R. N. 1950-1957 112 1Panos, M. P.* 2009, 2013-2019 112 2Vickers, J. F. 1959-1966 111 9Miller, W.R 1900-1910 110 4Nicholls, G. M. 1954-1959 110 1Campbell, B.R.D 2004-2001 108Cunningham, J. T. 1996-2003 108 5Roberts, N. P. 1982-1987 108 1Foweraker, L. G. 1938-1946 107 1Brown, R. J. 1934-1940 106Drage, D. M. 1940-1952 106Ducker, M. R. 1986-1994 106 1Packer, W. K. 1968-1976 105 1Bassett, S. A. 1996-2002, 2005-2006 104 4Packham, C. D. 1910-1922 104 1Schumaker, B. E. 1920-1927 104Le Page, K. E. 1942-1952 103O'Brien, F. T. 1932-1938 103 1Menzel, G. J. 1978-1985 102 1Robran, J. P. 1992-2004 102 4Helyar, R. 1983-1989 101Johns, H. 1912-1922 100 10Murdoch, R. W. 1984-1992 100 1Price, T. A. 1935-1945 100Robran, J. P. 1992-1994 & 2002-2004 100Smart, E. T. 2012-2019 100

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