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Committee List 11 Club Information MATESHIP Your Club has benefited by almost $1000 already this year by people

you down Because we re the best there is around COORPAROO U13 NAVY vs EVERTON U13 FRIDAY 29 APRIL 2016 COORPAROO 4.

2-26 We are the champions Coorparoo Junior Australian Rules Football Club Giffin Park Birubi Street Coorparoo

1 ROOS NEWS The weekly newsletter of the Coorparoo Junior Australian Football Club Inc. Volume: 12 Issue: 83 Date: 5 may 2016 INSIDE Club Information Club & Team Sponsors 9 Code of Conduct 10 Committee List 11 Club Information MATESHIP 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! 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 COORPAROO U13 NAVY vs EVERTON U13 FRIDAY 29 APRIL 2016 COORPAROO vs EVERTON We are the champions 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. They try to beat us They ll never beat us Because they know that they ve been playing Against the famous Coorparoo. NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS DUE TUESDAY 4PM mhclarkson@optusnet.com.au mhclarkson@optusnet.com.au

2 Page 2 COORPAROO U8 BLUE vs MORNINGSIDE U8 PURPLE SATURDAY 30 APRIL AT HAWTHORNE PARK COORPAROO U8 NAVY vs MORNINGSIDE U8 ORANGE SATURDAY 30 APRIL AT HAWTHORNE PARK COORPAROO U8 MAROON vs MORNINGSIDE U8 SATURDAY 23 APRIL AT GIFFIN PARK

3 Page 3 COORPAROO U8 MAROON vs MORNINGSIDE U8 GREEN SATURDAY 30 APRIL AT GIFFIN PARK COORPAROO U9 NAVY vs MORNINGSIDE U9 SATURDAY 23 APRIL

Page 4 COORPAROO U9 NAVY vs MORNINGSIDE U9 WHITE SATURDAY 30 APRIL AT GIFFIN PARK COORPAROO U11 DUNSTALL vs

beautiful main oval at home this week and got off to a flying start with the first scoring opportunity.

and despite Tycho being helped from the field with a foot injury this was Dunstall s best start of the season.

There was a great passage of play from Archer progressing the ball to Jack R, then on to Ben C.

shots only counted as a point, Johnny tackled hard in the forwards and Isaac scored a well deserved goal.

Archer produced some nice spoils, and Ben C made a great intercept mark to move the ball from defence up to the

Jimmy and Lachie both took good marks, Finn maintained pressure in defence, Ben C chased hard, Dylan put his body

Lachie, then on to Isaac, and Lachie shepherding to keep Redlands defenders away from the ball.

4 Page 4 COORPAROO U9 NAVY vs MORNINGSIDE U9 WHITE SATURDAY 30 APRIL AT GIFFIN PARK COORPAROO U11 DUNSTALL vs REDLANDS TIGER SHARKS U11 U9 WHITE SATURDAY 30 APRIL AT GIFFIN PARK The boys obviously enjoyed playing on the beautiful main oval at home this week and got off to a flying start with the first scoring opportunity. Archer and Jimmy both stole marks against the run of play, Nikhil scored a great goal to have the fans cheering, and despite Tycho being helped from the field with a foot injury this was Dunstall s best start of the season. Coach sent the boys out in the 2nd quarter with instructions to be hungry, be first to the ball. There was a great passage of play from Archer progressing the ball to Jack R, then on to Ben C. Nikhil was strong in defence, the boys touching the ball on the way through to ensure one of Redland s scoring shots only counted as a point, Johnny tackled hard in the forwards and Isaac scored a well deserved goal. Redlands scored first in the 3rd quarter and the ball stayed in their forwards for most of the quarter. Archer produced some nice spoils, and Ben C made a great intercept mark to move the ball from defence up to the forwards. 4th quarter and Coach instructed the boys to mark up. Jimmy and Lachie both took good marks, Finn maintained pressure in defence, Ben C chased hard, Dylan put his body on the line with a brave smother, and the boys again showed good team-work with Finn getting the ball off to Lachie, then on to Isaac, and Lachie shepherding to keep Redlands defenders away from the ball. A committed effort, but unfortunately no scoring opportunities for the Roos. Captain: Tycho, who after icing his foot returned to the field to lead his team Play of the Day: The great smother by Dylan in 4th quarter Player of the Week: Lachie for following up and chasing all match

Page 5 COORPAROO U8 GOLD vs MT GRAVATT U8 WHITE SATURDAY 30TH APRIL CONT D Gold had a tough 3rd game on the long weekend with Rhys, Jackson and Sam away.

Toby with two great marks, and then kicking to each other or kicking into the Centre where George was on fire, winning most, if not all contested possessions, ripping the ball and running and kicking

The Forwards did get their hands on the ball a couple of times but were unable to get on the scoreboard due to Mt Gravatt s defensive approach.

Zac did get onto a ball in the forward line and went for a run but was bumped, pushed and ushered over to the side line and struggled to kick at the goals from so deep in the pocket.

Centre players getting the ball but struggling to get any effective forward movement, the Backs having to defend lots of incoming ball and the Forwards getting very little action and when they did

5 Page 5 COORPAROO U8 GOLD vs MT GRAVATT U8 WHITE SATURDAY 30TH APRIL CONT D Gold had a tough 3rd game on the long weekend with Rhys, Jackson and Sam away. Finlay & Toby had to do a lot of defending in the 1st Quarter and did a great job getting the ball. Toby with two great marks, and then kicking to each other or kicking into the Centre where George was on fire, winning most, if not all contested possessions, ripping the ball and running and kicking to the Forwards. Finlay went for a run and was taken out with a big hit and awarded a free. The Forwards did get their hands on the ball a couple of times but were unable to get on the scoreboard due to Mt Gravatt s defensive approach. In the 2nd Quarter Finlay, Xavier and Toby combined well in the Centre and had plenty of the ball but struggled to get the ball to the forwards due to the overly close defending. Zac did get onto a ball in the forward line and went for a run but was bumped, pushed and ushered over to the side line and struggled to kick at the goals from so deep in the pocket. George & Heath had their hands full defending against a ball that just wasn t bouncing our way today. The 3rd was similar to the first two Quarters. Centre players getting the ball but struggling to get any effective forward movement, the Backs having to defend lots of incoming ball and the Forwards getting very little action and when they did the ball wasn t our friend. Our coach, Dave, asked the boys at ¾ break, How are you enjoying your footy today? He was expecting some negativity in their response but was pleasantly surprised to hear their reply they were enjoying themselves. Some sound words of encouragement for the 4th quarter get back out there and run hard and get to the ball first, do blind turns to get around defenders and play footy. The talk seemed to lift the team. The boys applied more pressure and started playing with more contact and aggression at the ball. The boys lifted in contested possessions where both Mt Gravatt and Coorparoo boys had their hands on the ball and the Coorparoo boys wouldn t let go even when the umpire blew the whistle. Finlay got another crunching tackle when a Mt Gravatt boy jumped into his back while he was on the ground. The quarter was clicking by when Heath passed to Zac who took a mark just inside the Forward third, as no-one was on the mark he played on and ran to within his kicking distance at which point a Mt Gravatt player was in his face, a shimmy, a dodge and then a blind turn confused the Mt Gravatt player enough to allow Zac to get a Gold goal. It was a hard game for the Coorparoo Gold team today against a Mt Gravatt team with lots of skilful players who played a different set of U8 rules to what we are used to. The Gold boys never gave up all day and continued to play true U8 footy as a team. Go Gold!!! George was awarded Player of the Week with his never say die attitude when attempting to get his hands on the ball. George put on the after burners and got to the ball first or a close second and then ripped the ball from the Mt Gravatt boys. More of the same next week! NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS DUE TUESDAY 4PM mhclarkson@optusnet.com.au 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

Page 6 COORPAROO U12 NAVY vs ASPLEY U12 SUNDAY 1ST MAY AT CALAMVALE ASPLEY 7.7-49 v COORPAROO 3.

Planned and late withdrawals (Lachie and Corey, Flynn and Fletcher) meant the team would face a challenging encounter with the highly regarded Aspley Gold.

6 Page 6 COORPAROO U12 NAVY vs ASPLEY U12 SUNDAY 1ST MAY AT CALAMVALE ASPLEY v COORPAROO It was a wet and soggy day that greeted the boys as they arrived at Calamvale for the game against Aspley. Planned and late withdrawals (Lachie and Corey, Flynn and Fletcher) meant the team would face a challenging encounter with the highly regarded Aspley Gold. Fortunately, our team runs deep, as the replacement players were all highly skilled and ready to go. The first term started evenly with tight contests in the centre of the ground and neither team being able to get it into their forward 50. Jaspa was delivering the ball well to Kai who was kicking it into the forward line which was creating some great opportunities; however the slippery ball and strong Aspley defence was preventing any score. Bailey was strong in defence and putting the Gold forwards under pressure. Charlie on the wing kicked to Jaspa who kicked long to Ruben who was able to get our first score on the board. Isaac and Quinn were relentless in applying pressure to Aspley and the ball kept coming out of the Coorparoo back line. Sam was standing tall in the back line and doing a great job, taking strong marks and looking for opportunities for penetrating kicks. He received ample backup from Callan and the other backs. Unfortunately Aspley were able to kick through our defences and then a very quick second goal was scored just prior to the end of the first quarter. Score: Coorparoo 0 1-1, Aspley The rain stopped at half time and Paul called on the team to keep switched on as the game was not yet lost. Jordy went out and laid some great tackles in the back line, and Quinn was manning up well, but unfortunately most of the play in the 3rd quarter was in the Aspley forward line. Max was leading by example in the backline. Without a thought for his own safety, he picked up the ball from out of a pack and, as he was getting up to speed, two Aspley players came from behind and with their full force pulled him to the ground. Max was in a fair bit of pain and was carried and clapped from the field. Unfortunately Aspley slotted one goal through, then a 50m penalty gave them a second one. A quick move from the centre bounce saw them get their third goal for the quarter. Miles picked up the ball and make some great ground through the centre heading towards our 50 metre line. Quinn and Josh were laying some great tackles in the back line all quarter but Aspley was just too strong and we weren t able to add to our score. Score: Coorparoo , Aspley Paul changed the position of most of the players in the last quarter. Oliver was being effective around the packs and Noah made some great plays running onto the loose balls. Rafe had the ball on the wing, played on, and seeing 3 Aspley players ahead, must have thought to himself, that s no challenge and proceeded to take all 3 on, successfully weaving and dodging past them, and was able to force his kick forward which resulted in a Coorparoo point. After another turnover, Liam grabbed the ball and did a brilliant banana kick through the goals and we had our third. Final Score: Coorparoo , Aspley The rain started to ease off at the start of the second quarter however the ball remained quite slippery. Bailey was doing some great work in the ruck and Joe was delivering some great handballs around the packs. Aspley scrapped hard to keep the ball in their forward line and scored a couple of goals. Justin was fighting hard at the bottom of the packs and managed to get the ball out of the middle. Hayden was taking some strong marks in the forward line. Jaspa kicked the ball in to Ruben who was able to mark the ball and slot it through for a goal. Soon after, Paddy put in a great kick to Kai who again kicked it to our reliable full-forward. Ruben and Coorparoo had our second goal. Matty was getting heaps of possessions and was doing a great job in defence. Score: Coorparoo , Aspley

7 Page 7 COORPAROO U12 WHITE vs REDLANDS U12 RED SUNDAY 24 APRIL 2016 COORPAROO U12 WHITE vs PINE RIVERS U12 SUNDAY 1SY MAY 2016 AT GIFFIN PARK U12 White vs Pine River Swans 1.2-8

Page 8 COORPAROO U13 NAVY vs WILSTON GRANGE U13 SUNDAY 1ST MAY 2016 COORPAROO 4. 7-31 vs WILSTON GRANGE 3. 2-20 COORPAROO U14 vs WESTS U14 FRIDAY 29 APRIL 2016 COORPAROO 1.0-6 vs WESTS 8.

Both teams demonstrated an open, free flowing game with high skills in the moist conditions.

The boys applied good tackle pressure at nearly every contest with 23 tackles in the first term.

Coorparoo 1-0-6 to Wests 0-3-3 at the first break. West got an early goal after the first break and James called for a bit more effort from everyone.

Coopraroo 1-0-6 to Wests 3-6-24 at the main break. Wests opened the third with another quick goal and started to open the game up with their talls.

8 Page 8 COORPAROO U13 NAVY vs WILSTON GRANGE U13 SUNDAY 1ST MAY 2016 COORPAROO vs WILSTON GRANGE COORPAROO U14 vs WESTS U14 FRIDAY 29 APRIL 2016 COORPAROO vs WESTS On a damp and slippery Friday evening with two players out injured, the boys got off to a solid start with some good passages of play against a full strength Wests side. Both teams demonstrated an open, free flowing game with high skills in the moist conditions. Ayla continued her great form with a strong attack on the ball and Will continued to knock up possessions through the middle. The boys applied good tackle pressure at nearly every contest with 23 tackles in the first term. Wests peppered the goals witih low success to add only 3 points before Harry finished a strong attack with a pressure goal to put the Roos in front at quarter time. Coorparoo to Wests at the first break. West got an early goal after the first break and James called for a bit more effort from everyone. Wests inaccuracy in front of goal maintained an even contest and our defence worked hard in a scrappy second term. Zac and Hugh battled hard against a couple of 7 foot opponents in the ruck. Coopraroo to Wests at the main break. Wests opened the third with another quick goal and started to open the game up with their talls. The quarter was mainly played in Wests half with Harrison showing true grit in defence. Our tackling dropped off from the start but Zac layed a strong one towards the end of the quarter for our third inside 50 for the term but Wests defence held strong. Coorparoo to Wests at the final break. James asked the team to dig deep and show their committment but we started the quarter a bit loose. The committment started to show with more tackling and movement across the ground with the defence working hard. Wests crumbed a goal mid way through the quarter and pushed a few players back to protect their lead. Ben continued to punch above his weight category on the flanks and Kai was strong across half back. The Roos kept fighting to the end and never dropped their heads against a strong opponent.

9 Page 9 Support Our Club Sponsors Team Sponsors

Page 10 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

10 Page 10 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

Page 11 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.

11 Page 11 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 / NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS DUE TUESDAY 4PM mhclarkson@optusnet.com.au

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If you are looking for a new loan, a starter account, insurance or have any other financial needs, contact Simon and his Team on ROOS NEWS The weekly newsletter of the Coorparoo Junior Australian Football Club Inc. Volume: 12 Issue: 85 Date: 19 may 2016 INSIDE Club Information 1 2-7 Club & Team Sponsors 8 Code of Conduct 9 Committee