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3 PRESIDENTS WELCOME Dear Club Members Welcome back to the Sunshine Coast Junior AFL CLUB OF THE YEAR 2012! I would like to welcome back our past players and welcome our new players and their families to the club. I would also like to thank last year s committee for all their hard work and it is great to see both new and old faces on the committee for I was very proud and humbled to be named sunshine Coast Junior Club Volunteer of the Year in 2012 and it would not have been possible without the fantastic support from not only my family but the Caloundra Panthers family. I look forward to contributing 100% of my efforts again in A special mention to Leanne Hipwood who has been honoured at the Sunshine Coast Australia Day Awards with Sunshine Coast Recreational Sport Volunteer of the Year in January this year. Leanne along with our committee works tirelessly to improve our club and this lady will always have a welcoming smile on her face. Congratulations Leanne! A very big thank you to all our sponsors for both the senior and junior club during tough financial times. It is very much appreciated and without your support we would not be able to meet the running costs of our club. This is a very special year for Caloundra AFL Panthers as it marks our 40 th anniversary. We have very generous sponsors this year that have enabled the club to purchase new playing jersey s from under 8 s through to the senior ranks and I would like to say a big thank you to Telstra, Evolve Plastering Group, Sleep Tite Bedding, Pattons Discount Meats, Citimark, E-Mini Investor, Allfreight Carrying, Squire Development Group, Glover Building Group, Caloundra RSL and Bank of Qld Caloundra. Please support these businesses as they are supporting not only your club but our juniors as well. Last year was a great year on the footy field with both under 12 sides making the finals and the under 16 s taking out the Premiership! Well done to the boys, Scott Hedley and his coaching staff. Not only did they perform well on the field they were a tight unit all year and always helped out where ever they could. I look forward to watching this group progress into our under 18 s and seniors sides. It was also our first year for the youth girls competition in which we had a very young side but their efforts could not be denied. I hope to see the girls go around again this year. It has been a tough off season for the Panthers with the devastating fire that tore through the clubhouse late in After finishing the season on such a high note, it was very upsetting getting a call late in the night to say the club was all engulfed in flames. When I arrived at the club I have to admit I had a tear in my eye after the huge renovation effort of 2012 and the amount of time and effort the committee had put into the club. The turn out on the weekend following the fire from both the Panther community and surrounding community was nothing short of amazing. The hard work and fundraising efforts have seen the club renovated again and looking better than ever. I would like

4 to take the time to thank each and every person for your hard work, support, personal and financial contribution, encouragement and thoughts getting the club back ready for Please take the time to look around our club as we are very proud of what has been achieved. The Buy a Brick campaign is still running and please contact our committee if you are interested in having your name added to the club s history. Also keep in mind we hire the clubhouse out for functions so if you are looking for a venue to hire please contact us. Auskick will be again run at the club for 12 weeks this year. This is aimed at boys or girls from age 5 and up and is a great introduction to AFL. Please contact myself or the club if you know of anyone interested. The senior club has stepped up in 2013 and playing Division 2 in the SEQ league. We greatly encourage our junior players and their families to get down to Panther park on a Saturday afternoon to watch and support our senior teams. A great level of football to be seen with a few of our under 16 premiership players possibly getting a run. Good luck boys! I look forward to meeting with you all and cheering along our boys and girls in 2013! I have never seen the Panther Community as strong as it has been over the past 12 months. I look forward to seeing our club run out in their new jerseys. Jamie Glover Junior President GO THE PANTHERS CALOUNDRA PANTHERS SUNSHINE COAST JUNIOR AFL CLUB OF THE YEAR 2012

5 CLUB CONTACTS Junior President Jamie Glover Secretary Sharon Fullarton Registrar Sharon Glover Treasurer Darren McAllister U8/10 Co-Ordinator Lisa Muir U12 Div 2 Coach Chris Hunt U12 Div 1 Coach Jamie Glover U14 Coach Scott Hedley U16 Coach Mark Jackson Girls Coach TBA The Caloundra Junior AFL is part of the Sunshine Coast Junior AFL which covers the area from Bribie Island to Gympie with games being played on either a Friday night or Sunday. Under 12/14/16 players are placed in teams based on ability and can play in either Division 1 or 2. The first four rounds will be grading games, with the League then moving teams between divisions at their discretion. Under 8/10 play in a more centralised competition with games being played at Kawana, Caloundra, Landsborough or Bribie Island. They also play three carnivals a year with venues to be advised, here they will play against other teams on the Sunshine Coast. COMMUNICATION We have our own Website to keep you updated with important information and weekly reviews of teams this can be accessed at: All fixtures and results for the league, Newsletters from Sunshine Coast AFL and various other information can be found through - AFL Sunshine Coast Juniors or just simply search AFL Sunshine Coast Juniors We also have a facebook page Caloundra Panthers Australian Football Club If you have any queries or concerns please contact a committee member above. TRAINING DAYS: Under 8/10 - Wednesday Under 12 Monday and Thursday Under 14 Tuesday and Friday Under 16 Tuesday and Thursday Girls Monday Please note these days may change depending on venue availability and game times, always contact your coach if you are unable to train.

6 MEMBERSHIP FEES: The Caloundra Junior AFL annual fees for 2013 are : Under 8: $170 Under 10: $185 Under 12: $195 Under 14: $205 Under 16: $215 Under 18: $230 Girls: $99 (subsidised by league) All fees must be paid in full before the first game. The club receives many enquiries about how the level of fees are set. There are a range of factors considered when setting membership fees that are affordable for everyone. Below is a snapshot of the costs associated with running the Caloundra Junior AFL League affiliation fees The League requires each participant in the competition to be registered with the League for a set fee depending on the age group. This fee also includes player insurance. These fees are significant and impact greatly on the club's finances. Umpire Fees The Sunshine Coast Umpires Association provides umpires for all Junior Fixtures in the SCJAFL competition. The costs of providing umpires for the 2012 season $3,000. It is expected that costs will be similar this year. First Aid All home clubs in the SCJAFL competition are required to provide a qualified First Aid practitioner for each field in use. Ground Rental The Caloundra AFL currently have a lease agreement with the Sunshine Coast Council whereby we are required to pay for rates, water, electricity, ground maintenance and building improvements Uniforms and equipment Each year the club purchases new match balls, playing Jersey and training equipment for the players to utilise. In the past few years as part of Membership fees each player has received merchandise provided by the club, 2010 training shirt, 2011 socks and bag, 2012 club polo. This year each player will receive a pair of socks and shorts as this year we will be wearing our 40 year anniversary uniform. Wages Unlike other clubs on the coast Caloundra Junior AFL club does not pay any wages, all members of the committee are on a volunteer basis, including those that run the canteen. In 2012 the canteen produced an income of over $11,000, if this is to continue we need the volunteers to come forward and help out each week.

7 Girls Football This year is the inaugural year for girls in Football on the Sunshine Coast, to ensure this competition gets up and running the SCJAFL has subsidised each female player. APPAREL This year each player will a receive a pair of shorts and socks. Other apparel that can be purchased are: NEW 40 YR ANNIVERSARY T-SHIRT $20 POLO SHIRT - $35 PLAYING SHORTS - $25 TRAINING SINGLETS - $25 DRESS SHORTS - $30 JUMPER/HOODIE - $40 SOCKS - $15 CAPS - $15 UMBRELLA - $30 BAGS - $40 STUBBIE COOLER - $8 Should you wish to order any please contact Lara Warren on Mob: or caloundrapanthersjnruniforms@hotmail.com Please remember all apparel must be paid for in advance. MATCH DAY REQUIREMENTS All match day volunteer positions must be filled before a match can commence, worst case scenarios can result in forfeiting the match. Parents and relatives can help by approaching your child's team manager and asking them if you can help out. Many of the jobs do not require any particular skill and could be fulfilled by any parent. Job descriptions are listed for each position in the following paragraphs. Home games Away games 1 x Goal Umpire 1 x Goal Umpire 1 x Boundary Umpire 1 x Boundary Umpire 1 x Ground Marshall 1 x Runner 1 x Timekeeper 2 x Water Carriers 1 x Scoreboard attendant 1 x Runner 2 x Water Carriers 2 x Canteen helpers Note: it is requested that all parents either wear/or bring to the venue a pair of closed in shoes. These are required for all volunteers entering the field of play.

8 Team Officials Coach All junior coaches must be accredited and those who volunteer as coaches will have their accredited training paid for by the club. Coaches are responsible for ensuring that all games are played in the appropriate spirit and that skill development and the welfare of players are paramount. The Coach in the Under 8 and Under 10 age groups are allowed onto the playing arena field to enhance the learning opportunities for these younger players and to assist the umpires. The Coach in all other levels (youth) is not permitted onto the playing arena except during authorised breaks in play. Team Manager Team Managers are arguably the most important people in our club. Team managers are responsible for ensuring that match days run smoothly. It is vital that we (all parents/relatives at the club) do what we can to make the team manager's job as easy as possible. The Team Manager is not permitted onto the playing arena except during authorised breaks in play. The Team Manager is permitted on the playing arena to assist the First Aid Attendant or Trainer to assist with a serious injury during play. The two competing sides team managers will officiate/communicate and maintain required time rules. Runner Runners will be provided with a yellow 'Runner' bib. The purpose of the runner is to relay messages from the coach to individual players on the field. Once the message has been delivered the Runner must immediately leave the playing field. Runners are not allowed to 'coach' while on the field. The minimum age for a Team Runner is 14 years of age. Water Carrier Water Carriers will be provided with a white 'Water' bib. The purpose of the Water carrier is to ensure sufficient supplies of fresh drinking water is made available to the team members during the game and at breaks. Water Carriers are not permitted to 'Coach' nor interfere with play in any way. The minimum age for a water carrier is 12 years of age. Timekeeper The timekeeper will be positioned in the timekeepers box. It is the responsibility of the timekeeper to ensure that matches are commenced and concluded on time and to ensure that unnecessary delays in the match timetable do not occur. Boundary Umpires The boundary umpires will be provided with a white umpires bib and whistle. Boundary umpires are responsible for adjudicating and signalling on centre square infringements at the ball up, and on 'out of bounds'. For Under 14 & U16 games, club boundary umpires shall be at least 15 years of age. In under 12 games they shall be at least 12 years of age. Goal Umpires Goal umpires shall wear a white umpires bib, flags and a score card and pen. The goal umpire is responsible for adjudicating on all scoring shot, signalling results as well as recording the core and noting goal scorers. Goal umpires should confer with each other at the conclusion of each quarter to confirm scores and to check goal scores.club goal umpires shall be at least 14 years of age. Ground Marshall Ground Marshalls will be provided with a green Ground Marshall bib. The Ground Marshall is responsible for the pre- match ground inspection to ensure safe playing conditions. They are also responsible for the safe passage of umpires to and from the playing field, and ensuring spectators conform to AFLSC requirements regarding behaviour and the no smoking/drinking at junior sport policy. Scoreboard attendant The role of the scoreboard attendant is to keep the correct score on the score board for spectators and players. Canteen helpers The club's biggest income source is from the canteen. You can help by assisting in the canteen for minutes before or after your child's game.

9 Purpose Spirit of the game The game Playing ground Officials The ball Synthetic Size 1 The team Zones/positions Transition Scoring Possession Rule Playing time Start and restarting play Scrimmage and field ball ups Full possession Out of bounds Contact/ bumping Tackling Shepherding Barging Marking Bouncing Distance Run Kicking off the ground Distance penalty Order off rule Coaches Under 8's To provide children with a fun, safe and positive experience through a match program that develops their movement and basic football skills To give all available players a game of football in which they have every opportunity to gain possession of the ball and safely dispose of it by kick or handball A modified match program with no premiership points, no finals, no ladders, no match results (scores), no player names published and no representative teams 75m x 50m The field is divided into three equal zones One field umpire, two goal umpires 9-a-side: 3 forwards, 3 centres, 3 backs. Interchanges can be made at any time but all players must play at least 3 quarters of the match Backs are restricted to the back zone. Centres are restricted to the centre zone. Forwards are restricted to the forward zone. Rotate players to provide opportunities in several positions When a team moves the ball from the back zone to the forward zone, it must be touched by a player from the centre zone, or a free kick will be paid to the opposition team at the point where the ball entered the end zone Only forward zone players can score Once a player gains possession, all other players must back off to the side of the player in possession, so that the player may kick or handball uncontested (there is to be no blocking or standing in the pathway of the player in possession). Decide doubtful cases with ball-ups 4 x 10 minute quarters, no time on A ball-up is conducted between 2 centre players of similar height as nominated by the umpire. The umpire should nominate different pairs of players for subsequent ball-ups after goals are scored Where a scrimmage develops, if a free kick is not possible the umpire shall stop play, send players back to their positions and nominate 2 players of equal size to contest a ball up. At the ball up, 'full possession' and diving on the ball are not permitted In relation to all ball ups the following full possession rule applies as follows: -a player contesting a ball up may not grab the ball and play on, -the player must knock, palm or punch the ball to a team mate or open ground, and may not play the ball again until it has been touched by another player or hit the ground From a kick - a free kick is awarded against the player who last kicked the ball. If there is doubt, or if the ball came off hands or a body, the umpire shall call a ball up 5m in from the boundary There is to be absolutely no contact or spoiling whatsoever except accidental and light shoulder to shoulder contact while running to and at the ball. Not permitted Not permitted Not permitted A mark is awarded, irrespective of the distance the ball has travelled, to any player who catches the ball, or makes a reasonable attempt to catch the ball from a kick. Set the mark after a mark is awarded. No playing on allowed. Bouncing is optional but no more than one bounce is permitted. The player must then dispose of it by hand or foot and may not touch the ball again until it has been touched by another player A player running with the ball must bounce it within 5 metres Not permitted unless accidental N/A To be applied at the umpires discretion. Bad language, poor sportsmanship and disrupting umpiring decisions should be actively discouraged The coach is allowed on the ground to provide immediate feedback to players

10 Purpose Spirit of the game The game Playing ground Officials The ball Synthetic Size 2 The team Zones/ positions Transition Scoring Possession Rule Playing time Start and restarting play Scrimmage and field ball ups Full possession Out of bounds Contact/ bumping Tackling Shepherding Barging Marking Under 10's To provide children with a fun, safe and positive experience through a match program that further develops their basic football skills and introduces technical and tactical concepts To give all available players a game of football in which they have every opportunity to gain possession of the ball and safely dispose of it by kick or handball A modified match program with no premiership points, no finals, no ladders, no match results (scores), no player names published and no representative teams 90m x 60m The field is divided into three equal zones One field umpire, two goal umpires 12-a-side: 4 forwards, 4 centres, 4 backs Interchanges can be made at any time but all players must play at least 3 quarters of the match Players will be instructed by the umpire to stay in their correct positions Rotate players to provide opportunities in several positions When a team moves the ball from the back zone to the forward zone, it must be touched by a player from the centre zone, or a free kick will be paid to the opposition team at the point where the ball entered the end zone Only forward zone players can score Once the ball is possessed, other players may apply a hold and release (restraint) or block by standing in the path of the opponent with the ball. Decide doubtful cases with ball-ups. 4 x 10 minute quarters, no time on A ball-up is conducted between 2 centre players of similar height as nominated by the umpire. The umpire should nominate different pairs of players for subsequent ball-ups after goals are scored Field ball ups are contested by 2 players of similar height (selected by the umpire) after all other players have been sent back to their positions In relation to all ball ups the following full possession rule applies as follows: -a player contesting a ball up may not grab the ball and play on, -the player must knock, palm or punch the ball to a team mate or open ground, and may not play the ball again until it has been touched by another player or hit the ground From a kick - a free kick is awarded against the player who last kicked the ball. If there is doubt, or if the ball came off hands or a body, the umpire shall call a ball up 5m in from the boundary Players cannot bump an opponent, knock the ball out of an opponent's hands, push the player in the side, steal the ball from another player or smother an opponents kick Players can Hold and Release a player in possession of the ball by grabbing his or her jumper with one or 2 hands. There is strictly no bumping, slinging or deliberately bringing a player to the ground. Grabbing the arms or applying a wrap around tackle are prohibited If a player in possession of the ball is held and released without a prior opportunity to dispose of the ball, they have 3 seconds to dispose of it by handballing or kicking. If a player in possession of the ball has had prior opportunity before being held and released, a free kick is awarded against him or her. When the player is held and released the umpire acknowledges the hold has been applied and instructs the player in possession to dispose of the ball within 3, 2, 1 seconds (counting backwards). A player cannot be held and released again within that 3 seconds Players cannot knock the ball out of an opponents hands, push the player in the side, steal the ball from another player, or smother an opponents kick Not permitted. Not permitted. A mark is awarded irrespective of the distance travelled to any player who catches the ball directly from the kick of another player Only one bounce is permitted A player running with the ball must bounce it within 10 metres Bouncing Distance Run Kicking off the ground Not permitted unless accidental Distance penalty Order off rule Coaches A 10m advancement may be awarded to a player after a mark or a free kick if he or she has been hindered by an opposition player. This could include such acts as overstepping the mark, wasting time and abusive language and behaviour To be applied at the umpires discretion. Bad language, poor sportsmanship and disrupting umpiring decisions should be actively discouraged The coach is allowed on the ground to provide immediate feedback to players

11 Purpose Spirit of the game The game Playing ground Officials The ball The team Zones/ positions Transition Scoring Possession Rule Playing time Start and restarting play Scrimmage and field ball ups Full possession Out of bounds Contact/ bumping Tackling Shepherding Barging Marking Bouncing Distance Run Kicking off the ground Distance penalty Order off rule Coaches Under 12's To provide children with a fun, safe and positive experience through a match program that focuses on consolidating their basic football skills and knowledge of technical and tactical concepts, rather than competition. To give all available players a game of football in which they have every opportunity to gain possession of the ball and safely dispose of it by kick or handball A fixture of junior club football competitions complying with the Laws of Australian Football with minor modifications 110m to 130m x 80m One field umpire, two goal umpires Size 3 Leather (extreme wet conditions - synthetic, consultation between coaches and umpires) 15-a-side with 3 lines of 5 players but no rucks or rovers, interchange may take place at any time but all players must play at least 3 quarters of the match N/A N/A N/A N/A 4 x 15 minute quarters, no time on A ball-up is conducted between 2 centre players of similar height as nominated by the umpire in the centre of the ground. Only centre line players attend centre bounces (20m clearance from all other players). The umpire is to enforce a similar 20m area for field bounces Field ball ups are contested by 2 players of equal size selected by the umpire. Before the ball up, the umpire should clear the area by sending players back to their positions. No more than 3 players from each team shall be closer to the ball up than about 20m In relation to all ball ups the following full possession rule applies as follows: -a player contesting a ball up may not grab the ball and play on, -the player must knock, palm or punch the ball to a team mate or open ground, and may not play the ball again until it has been touched by another player or hit the ground Throw in to occur Contact is permitted below the shoulders and above the knees with the hip, shoulder, chest, arms or open hand provided the ball is no more than 5 metres away. A player with the ball may be tackled with both arms provided contact is made below the top of the shoulders and on/above the knees. The tackle may be from either side or from behind, providing a tackle from behind does not thrust the player with the ball forward. No player shall be deliberately slung, dumped or thrown to the ground in any tackle A player can use his or her body or arm to push, bump or block another player who does not have possession but is no more than 5 metres away from the ball No barging or chopping past opponents is permitted. Fending off with an open hand to the body, provide it is not above the shoulders or in the back, is allowed A mark is awarded when a player catches the ball directly from another players kick that has travelled at least 10 metres Only two bounces are permitted A player running with the ball must bounce it within 15 metres Not permitted unless accidental A 25m advancement may be awarded to a player after a mark or a free kick if he or she has been hindered by an opposition player. This could include such acts as overstepping the mark, wasting time and abusive language and behaviour The coach is not allowed on the ground but messages may be delivered by a runner

12 CODE OF CONDUCT: PARENTS 1. Remember that children play sport for their enjoyment, not yours. 2. Encourage children to participate do not force participation upon them. 3. Focus on the child s efforts and self esteem rather than whether they win or lose. 4. Encourage children to always participate according to the rules. 5. Never ridicule or yell at a child for making a mistake or for the team losing a game. 6. Remember that children learn best by example applaud the efforts of all players in both teams. 7. Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from sporting activities. 8. Show appreciation of volunteer coaches, officials and administrators, without whom your child could not participate. 9. Respect umpires decisions and teach children to do likewise. 10. Remember that smoking and the consumption of alcohol is unacceptable at junior sport. All parents/guardians upon registration of their child to participate in junior AFL had to sign off on the Parents Codes of Behaviour, this expressing their understanding and adherence to these codes We re not playing for Sheep Stations! CODE OF CONDUCT: PLAYERS 1. Play by the rules 2. Never argue with an official. If you disagree, have your captain, coach or manager approach the official during a break or after the competition. 3. Control your temper. Verbal abuse of officials or other players, deliberately distracting or provoking an opponent is not acceptable or permitted. 4. Work equally hard for yourself and/or your team. Your team s performance will benefit, so will you. 5. Be a good sport. Applaud all good plays whether they be your own team or the opposition. 6. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do not interfere with, bully or take unfair advantage of another player. 7. Co-operate with coach, team mates and opponents. Without them there would be no competition. 8. Play for the fun of it, and not just to please parents/guardians and coaches.

13 CLUB SONG (to the tune of the Melbourne Club song) It s a grand old flag It s a high flying flag It s the emblem for me and for you It s the emblem of the team we love The team of the red, gold and blue (ooh, ooh) Ev ry heart beats true For the red, gold the blue And we sing this song to you Should auld acquaintance be forgot Keep your eye on the red, gold and blue (ooh, ooh) The Queensland Government provided AFL Sunshine Coast Juniors with three Local Jobs Plan Coordinators to get more Queenslanders active through sport and recreation. Thanks To Stacey French who is the Central Club Co-Ordinator who is always willing to assist us with grant submissions, promotions and all those tricky questions we need to answer.

14 Club Details Bribie Island JAFC Address: First Ave, Recreation Reserve, Bribie Island Coolum Beach JAFC Address: Coolum State High School, Havana Rd East, Coolum Beach 4573 Glasshouse Hinterland AFC Address: Landsborough Sport & Recreation Club, Tunnel Ridge Rd, Landsborough 4550 Gympie AFC Address: Six Mile Ovals, Bruce Highway, Gympie 4570 Kawana Park JAFC Address: Kawana State College, Nicklin Way, Kawana 4575 Maroochydore JAFC Address: Maroochydore MultiSport Complex, Fisherman s Rd, Maroochydore 4558 Nambour & Hinterland AFC Address: Jubilee Dr, Palmwoods 4555 Noosa AFC Address: 149 Weyba Rd, Noosaville 4566 North Shore JAFC Address: Mudjimba Multi Sport Complex, Mudjimba Beach Rd, Mudjimba 4564 Pomona AFC Address: Reserve St, Pomona 4568

15 Sat Sun Mon CALOUNDRA PANTHERS AFC 2013 SEASON CALENDER FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY 1 Easter Monday Tue 2School Holidays Wed 3 Management Meeting 1 Management Meeting Thur 4 2 Fri Sat 2 2 Seniors Camp 6 Senior,Reserves,U18 Noosa 4 Coorparoo Sun 3 3 Seniors Camp 7 LionsVAdel Mon Labour Day Tue Wed 6 Management Meeting 6 Management Meeting 10 8 Thur Fri Women In Football Sat Seniors V Nambour GCvLions LionsVWC 2.10 Seniors - Bye Sun Mothers Day Mon Tue Wed U12 SchoolBoys Trials 15 Thur U12 SchoolBoys Trials 16 Fri Youth Girls Carnival Sat 16 Junior Sign On 16 Senior, Reserve, 20 U18 Practice game V AlexandraHills Aspley With BBQ Sun 17 Junior Sign On 17 U16 Carnival 21 U8&10 s Carnival 19 Mon Tue 19 U16 SchoolGirls Trials 19 U15 SchoolBoys Trials Wed Thur 21 Senior Sign On 21 Action Mouth Guards At Training 25 Anzac Day Clash Live at the club PiesVBombers Seniors V Aspley Club Function Night 23 U 15 SchoolBoys Championship Start LionsVCarlton 7.40 Fri All Junior fixtures 24 being played Sat U s 18 s & Seniors 27 U16 SchoolGirls 25 Wynnum Jersey Presentation Championships Start Day Seniors V Kedron Sun Round 1 Youths 28 U8 s & U10s 26 season starts Mon Tue Wed Thur 28 Senior Sign On Fri 29 Good Friday 31 LionsVColl 7.50 Sat 30 Sun 31 Mon Tue

16 CALOUNDRA PANTHERS AFC 2013 SEASON CALENDER JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER Sat 1 Yeronga South Brisbane Sun 2 1 Juniors Grand Final Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat 8 U12 SchoolBoys 6 Seniors Bye 3 Seniors V Redcliff 7 Seniors Grand Final Championships Start Seniors V Coorparoo Sun Juniors Presentation Day and AGM Mon Tue Wed Thur 13 Lions V NM Fri Sat 15 SeniorsVCaboolture Club Function Night 13 Kenmore 10 Auskick Gala Day Nambour Sun Last Man Standing 15 Mon Tue Lions V GWS Wed Thur Fri Sat 22 School Holidays Seniors V Robina 20 Seniors V Alexandra Hills CALL TO ARMS 17 Seniors Qual Final Sun CALL TO ARMS 18 Youth Semi 22 Finals Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat 29 Kedron 27 Aspley 24 Seniors Semi Finals Sun Youth Prelim Finals 29 Mon Tue Wed Thur 29 Fri 30 Sat Sun Mon Tue 31 Seniors Prelim Final 14 Seniors Presentation Day 21 School Holidays 28 AFL Grand Final Live At The Club

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