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1 ROOS NEWS The weekly newsletter of the Coorparoo Junior Australian Football Club Inc. Volume: 12 Issue: 85 Date: 19 may 2016 INSIDE Club Information Club & Team Sponsors 8 Code of Conduct 9 Committee List 10 Club Information SPONSORS Great service, great products and great deals. NAB Stones Corner offer great packages for CJAFC Members, and a contribution is made to your club for every loan. If you are looking for a new loan, a starter account, insurance or have any other financial needs, contact Simon and his Team on SPECIAL OFFERS TO ALL MEMBERS Coorparoo Junior Australian Rules Football Club Giffin Park Birubi Street Coorparoo coorparoojuniors@aflbj. com Roos News is published each Thursday throughout the football season. For submissions Helene (Editor) before Tuesday 4pm. mhclarkson@optusnet.com.au NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS DUE TUESDAY BY 4PM TO mhclarkson@optusnet.com.au Your Club has benefited by almost $1000 already this year by people mentioning the footy club when they sell with Andrew Bradley. Proof that your Club can really benefit. Please get the word out! MAJOR SPONSORS

Page 2 COORPAROO U8 GOLD V MOOROOKA U8 SATURDAY 14 MAY AT MOOROOKA COORPAROO U8 NAVY V MORNINGSIDE U8 YELLOW SATURDAY 14 MAY AT HAWTHORNE PARK The Coorparoo boys dominated the game today.

The boys handballed and kick passed multiple times without the ball touching the ground. Sharing goals in U8 s is just fantastic footy.

Xavier, Zac & Toby were delivering plenty of ball to the forwards Rhys, Heath and George. Rhys and Heath shared the ball with each other, using well weighted drop punts.

2 Page 2 COORPAROO U8 GOLD V MOOROOKA U8 SATURDAY 14 MAY AT MOOROOKA COORPAROO U8 NAVY V MORNINGSIDE U8 YELLOW SATURDAY 14 MAY AT HAWTHORNE PARK The Coorparoo boys dominated the game today. The boys made space in the forward line, allowing effective passes from the Centre to loose Gold players running into an open goal. The boys handballed and kick passed multiple times without the ball touching the ground. Sharing goals in U8 s is just fantastic footy. It was also great to see some of our Gold boys volunteering to help out Moorooka who only had 8 players. The 1st Quarter saw the Centre take control of the game from the first ball up. Xavier, Zac & Toby were delivering plenty of ball to the forwards Rhys, Heath and George. Rhys and Heath shared the ball with each other, using well weighted drop punts. George was the first to kick a major and then Rhys had a lazy snap not much later for another major. The 2nd Quarter saw Toby intercepting any balls that made it into the back line and delivered them perfectly back to Harry and Heath in the Centre, who then moved the ball to our Forwards. Harry and Heath worked well together handballing and kicking to each other. Jackson ran and kicked a major and Finlay kicked three for the quarter. Xavier tried a BIG barrel from a long way out for a point. In the 3rd Quarter, the Backs didn t get a sniff of the ball due to Finlay, Jackson & Xavier owning the Centre. Jackson was taking marks and intercepting balls at will. Finlay and Xavier were giving each other more completion for the loose ball than Moorooka. Captain Zac kicked two goals and off loaded with a handball to Sam allowing him to kick his first goal for Coorparoo Gold this year. The 4th Quarter saw George, Rhys and Sam in the Centre and made it near impossible for Moorooka to get their hands on the ball. Rhys looked great running and delivering perfect drop punt passes to our Forwards. Finlay got himself another goal for the day and off loaded a handball for Harry s goal. Toby made up for not having much luck in front of the goals so far this year with four goals this quarter. Goals on the run, a lovely drop punt on a tight angle and a long goal that went untouched by Finlay or Moorooka. Sam was awarded Player of the Week. Sam kicked his first goal in U8 s. Sam s willingness to play for Moorooka and his attention to playing footy all game today, his manning up and staying in front as we did at training, making space and applying pressure when defending. Great effort, exactly the same next week! COORPAROO Club Song We are the Navy Blues We are the boys / girls from Coorparoo We re the team that will never let you down Because we re the best there is around We are the champions They try to beat us They ll never beat us Because they know that they ve been playing Against the famous Coorparoo.

3 Page 3 COORPAROO U8 GREEN V COORPAROO U8 MAROON SATURDAY 14 MAY AT GIFFIN PARK COORPAROO U8 MAROON V COORPAROO U8 GREEN SATURDAY 14 MAY AT GIFFIN PARK

4 Page 4 COORPAROO U8 BLUE vs COORPAROO U8 SILVER SATURDAY 14 MAY AT GIFFIN PARK COORPAROO U9 NAVY vs CARINDALE U9 SATURDAY 14 MAY AT GIFFIN PARK

Page 5 COORPAROO U11DUNSTALL vs SPRINGWOOD U11 GOLD SATURDAY 14 MAY AT GIFFIN PARK COORPAROO U11 GIBSON vs SPRINGWOOD U11 SATURDAY 14 MAY Another beautiful morning for footy, and with a few players

Dunstall were off to a flying start with Nikhil in the ruck, Lachie taking a mark to advance the ball to Jack R moving the ball forward for Dunstall s first scoring opportunity.

and with a brave smother, Ben C and Archer tackling hard, and Luka making his mark in his first quarter with a big kick to clear.

Quarter 2 saw Jimmy off icing his foot, and unfortunately the momentum seemed to go with him. Springwood were quick to score, and Dunstall had a lot of work to do in defence.

Lachie took an intercept mark, Ben P chased hard, Johnny smothered and followed through for a neat pick up and Luka took a great mark, but no points on the board this quarter for Dunstall.

Quarter 3: Jai lifted this quarter to contribute in defence, and also make a strong kick forward, Jack R and Luka worked well from the ruck,jack, Lachie and John, and Archer, Finn and Lachie combined

5 Page 5 COORPAROO U11DUNSTALL vs SPRINGWOOD U11 GOLD SATURDAY 14 MAY AT GIFFIN PARK COORPAROO U11 GIBSON vs SPRINGWOOD U11 SATURDAY 14 MAY Another beautiful morning for footy, and with a few players out Dunstall were glad to welcome Luka to the team this week giving the team one interchange for the match. Dunstall were off to a flying start with Nikhil in the ruck, Lachie taking a mark to advance the ball to Jack R moving the ball forward for Dunstall s first scoring opportunity. Nikhil took full advantage of Dunstall s hard work to score two goals this quarter, Jimmy was everywhere to tackle the opposition, and make a big clearing kick, Sethmin was hard in defence tackling and with a brave smother, Ben C and Archer tackling hard, and Luka making his mark in his first quarter with a big kick to clear. A penalty in Springwood s forward pocket gave them a scoring chance but at the siren Roos were ahead! Coaches instructions: Remember to mark up, stick to your player in defence and talk more. Quarter 2 saw Jimmy off icing his foot, and unfortunately the momentum seemed to go with him. Springwood were quick to score, and Dunstall had a lot of work to do in defence. Jack R worked well in the ruck and also made a good intercept, Archer and Cian strong in defence and Sethmin a good strong kick to clear. Lachie took an intercept mark, Ben P chased hard, Johnny smothered and followed through for a neat pick up and Luka took a great mark, but no points on the board this quarter for Dunstall. Coaches instructions: They have free players everywhere, play in front and more urgency to the ball. Quarter 3: Jai lifted this quarter to contribute in defence, and also make a strong kick forward, Jack R and Luka worked well from the ruck,jack, Lachie and John, and Archer, Finn and Lachie combined for somegood passages. Nikhil was working hard and kicked accurately for Dunstall s only goal of the quarter, but Springwood raced ahead on the scoreboard. Coaches: Support. Beat them to the ball. Watch where you are kicking. With no interchanges the boys were tiring. Tom was showing more urgency chasing and kicking clear, Jack B and Jack W were running the ball down, Jack R and Luka both put themselves on the line to smother, Luka stopping a goal attempt, Ben C and Finn lifted their tackle count, and there were several good passages of passing involving Nikhil with Jack or Lachie. At one point Nikhil was desperately trying to cover 3 men in defence. Unfortunately another scoreless quarter for Dunstall while Springwood moved ahead. Coaches observations: Springwood were more urgent and played in front. While all boys individually had some good moments, remember to listen the to coaches as they can see things from the sideline you might not notice on the field. Captain and Player of the Match: Nikhil for great attack and scoring all the goals. Play of the Day: Tom for his urgency, particularly in the middle.

6 Page 6 COORPAROO U13 vs JIMBOOMBA U13 REDBACKS COORPAROO VS JIMBOOMBA

7 Page 7 COORPAROO U MAY 2016 AT GIFFIN PARK 100 GAMES - SEAN A huge thanks to the U17 girls for creating the tunnel and cheering him on! To keep up to date with all the latest happenings at the club, check the News page on our website or LIKE us on Facebook

8 Page 8 Support Our Club Sponsors Team Sponsors

Page 9 CODE OF CONDUCT COORPAROO JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB CODE OF CONDUCT Through the Coorparoo Junior Australian Football Club, we endeavour to teach and support our junior and youth players

9 Page 9 CODE OF CONDUCT COORPAROO JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB CODE OF CONDUCT Through the Coorparoo Junior Australian Football Club, we endeavour to teach and support our junior and youth players not only on the football field, but also in their daily lives. To do this we need to be committed to modelling the types of behaviour and qualities we espouse. Coaches Code of Conduct Abide by the Laws of the Game, Rules of the Club and League: Teach the Rules Rules are mutual agreements that nobody should break Place winning in perspective: Stress safety always Consider maturity levels Devise training programs to suit all Group players competitively Avoid overplaying talented players Maximise fun Develop team respect: For opponents, umpires and coaches Recognise the importance of proper injury treatment Keep up to date with coaching developments Attain coaching accreditation and update regularly Avoid derogatory language Officials Code of Conduct Remember you are representing your club / league and setting as example to your players / parents Try to resolve any conflict in a calm, sensible manner (when possible in private) Be aware of potential volatile situations at all times and be prepared to deal with them appropriately Players Code of Conduct Play by the laws and rules Don t argue Control your temper Be a team player Be a good sport Treat all players fairly, and as you would like to be treated Cooperate with your coach, teammates, opponents and officials Play for fun and improvement Avoid any remarks based on race or gender Spectators Code of Conduct Encourage child participation but do not force them to participate. Teach that honest effort is the victory, not the winning Encourage to always play by the rules and accept the umpire s decision at all times Never ridicule mistakes or yell at a child for making mistakes or losing Remember that involvement is for their enjoyment, not yours Remember that they learn best by example. Applaud both teams. Recognise positively the recreational contribution of voluntary officials, coaches and administrators Never publicly disagree with officials. Raise issues privately Support all efforts to remove verbal, racial and physical abuse and to settle disagreements without resorting to hostility or violence Support your club officials to foster high standards of behaviour for your club and the league Junior and Youth Team Manager Pack - The Coorparoo Junior Australian Football Club Code of Conduct.docx - 26 Apr 2014

10 Page 10 Our Club COMMITTEE Have any questions or suggestions in Season 2016, not sure who to contact? Be sure to speak to your manager or a Committee Member. Position Name Contact Details President Mark MacLean coorparoojuniors@aflbj.com / Vice President Darren Fazldeen coorparoovp@gmail.com / Secretary James Dent coorparoosecretary@gmail.com / Treasurer Rik Tinning-Clowes rik.tinning-clowes@populous.com / Registrar Jennie Cosmo coorparooregistrar@gmail.com / Culture and Player Welfare Brett Wilson brett@brecgroup.com.au / Communications Manager Suzi Korander suzikorander@hotmail.com / Football Manager David Marsh marshdavid@optusnet.com.au / Junior Player Development Dennis Midgley Dennis.midgley76@gmail.com / Clubhouse Manager Rebecca Whittle cjafcumpires@gmail.com / Facilities and Funding Dennis Bramadat Dennis.bramadat@bigpond.com / Your Club has benefited by almost $1000 already this year by people mentioning the footy club when they sell with Andrew Bradley. Proof that your Club can really benefit. Please get the word out! NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS DUE TUESDAY 4PM mhclarkson@optusnet.com.au

COORPAROO. Club Song. We are the Navy Blues We are the boys / girls from. Coorparoo. We re the team that will never let you down

COORPAROO. Club Song. We are the Navy Blues We are the boys / girls from. Coorparoo. We re the team that will never let you down ROOS NEWS The weekly newsletter of the Coorparoo Junior Australian Football Club Inc. Volume: 12 Issue: 83 Date: 5 may 2016 INSIDE Club Information 1 1-8 Club & Team Sponsors 9 Code of Conduct 10 Committee