Annual Report Established 1884

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1 Annual Report 2017 Established 1884 Affiliated with: Mid Gippsland Football League Mid Gippsland Netball Association Churchill Indoor Netball Association Central Gippsland Junior Football League Presented to Members at the 2017 Annual General Meeting Thursday October at the Yinnar Community Hotel Function Room

2 About Yinnar & this report According to Wikipedia: Yinnar is a tranquil rural township located in the Latrobe Valley, in central Gippsland, Victoria. At the 2010 Census, Yinnar (township and district) had a population of 860. The origin of the name Yinnar is believed to have been derived from the Aboriginal term yinnar, meaning woman. According to the 2016 Australian Census, Yinnar has a population of 860 making it the 3rd smallest population of the 10 MGFL / MGNA Clubs. We are proud of our sustained performance both on and off the field that sees us ranked consistently higher than communities with significantly greater population bases from which to draw players, members, supporters and sponsors. Melbourne Yinnar This population reality and the challenge to secure the financial and people resources required to operate a consistently competitive level underpins the Club objective to be the Club of choice for the Yinnar community and neighbouring communities. As a Club, we take pride in producing an Annual Report that will promote the Club and community, and serve as a permanent record and reminder of our on and off field achievements over the season. We strive to improve its content and presentation every year, hopefully this is apparent to its readers. The Club Committee particularly thanks Deb Coady, for some very special and memorable photos that makes the Annual Report such a great pictorial record of an enjoyable year for so many. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

3 Club theme song To the tune of Lily of Laguna (same as Carlton FC but we had it first!) " We are the black and whites We are the good, old black and whites We re the team that never lets them down We re the only team from Yinnar town With all the champions They like to send up We ll keep our end up And they ll know that they ve been playing Against the good old black and whites. Page 3

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5 Contents Foreward 6 Club Aims 7 President s Report 8 Life Members 9 Recipients of Life Membership in Honour Board 11 Club Personnel 13 Significant Achievements 16 More Highlights & Achievements 18 Key Partners 20 New Initiatives 22 Competition Teams 27 Player Milestones 28 Football Premierships 30 Netball Premierships 32 Club & Committee Operation 33 Memorial Award Winners 35 Ross Sewell Memorial Best Club Person 36 Craig Cook Memorial Under 18 Most League Best & Fairest Votes 37 Obituary 38 Membership 39 Financial Statement 41 Sponsorship 44 Recognising Our Volunteers 45 Capital Works, Facility & Equipment Improvements 46 Yinnar Recreation Reserve 47 Social Functions 48 Catering Operations 49 Past Players & Officials Committee 50 Auskick 52 Central Gippsland Junior Football League Teams Award Winners 54 Career Junior Football Matches Played 56 Mid Gippsland Football League Teams Award Winners 59 Goal Kicking 60 Best and Fairest 61 Career Senior & Reserve Football Matches Played 62 Career Junior Football Matches Played 64 Mid Gippsland Netball League Teams Award Winners 66 Best & Fairest 67 Career Senior MGNA Netball Matches Played 68 Career Junior MGNA Netball Matches Played 70 Churchill Indoor Netball Association Teams Award Winners 71 Best & Fairest 72 Career Junior (CINA) Netball Matches Played 74 Page 5

6 Foreword The aim of the Annual Report is to enable the Club Committee to report to members, sponsors and other key stakeholders on the performance of the Club over the 2017 football and netball season has been another successful year for the Club. It is a key aim of the Club Committee to improve the management of specific areas where there is an opportunity to do so, and manage all other Club operations to at least the standard of prior seasons. The future of the Club is dependent upon maintaining strong links with our community and offering recreation and leisure opportunities to all members of the Yinnar & district community. It is hoped that this Annual Report demonstrates that the Club is committed to these objectives and all that desire to be involved with the Club are able to participate in some way. Every endeavour has been made to ensure the historical and statistical accuracy of this report. Should any reader be aware of an inaccuracy, or may assist with providing missing information, it would be greatly appreciated if the Club Secretary is informed. Editor s note: thanks to the many people who contributed photos for the Annual Report. We had hundreds to choose from, which made the task difficult to trim down to a reasonable amount. As a guide, the following took priority for inclusion: Teams playing in grand finals Award winners, at Club and League level Player match milestones Special functions and events Highlights from the year Junior team photos The Club Committee hopes you find the Annual Report useful and informative reading. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

7 Club Aims It is the aim of the Club to: 1. Promote, encourage and foster the games of Australian football and netball within our community; 2. Provide an accessible, welcoming,inclusive and rewarding environment for all people associated with our Club; 3. Strive to be a leader in football and netball management so the long term success and stability of the games within our community are maximised; 4. Maximises the recreation, leisure and social opportunities for our community; 5. Take a whole of Club approach to the development of football and netball, to ensure our Club s future is as far as possible generated from within ; 6. Approach the leadership and management of our Club from the basis of establishing and maintaining strong internal and external relationships and partnerships. Page 7

8 President s Report position to offer over 400 members the opportunities we do. To all our amazing players, coaches and their support teams your efforts in 2017 have been terrific and given us a very solid foundation to attack next season. a huge thankyou for your efforts and congratulations on your achievements. From Peter Linton, Club President On behalf of the Club Committee, I am extremely pleased to present the Yinnar Football & Netball Club s 134th annual report to our life members, members, sponsors and supporters for season With a few changes on the Committee and coaching staff, everyone was excited for what lay ahead in I m sure we wouldn t have too many complaints with how the season panned out. Having most of our teams (13 out of 15) playing off in the finals, 2017 should be considered a very successful season and a huge thankyou must go out to all the players, coaches and their support teams. Having 6 teams making it through to the Grand Final and picking up a couple of Premierships in the Reserves and Under 11 Netball, was a pleasing way to wrap up the Season. Successful football and netball Clubs take many hours of hard work from many volunteers. I d now like to acknowledge some outstanding efforts from the year. A huge thanks to the Club Executive (Dee Buckley, Peter Quigley, Dean Suares and Andrew Jenkins) who have had a number of challenges through the year and have been rock-solid in their support for each other, making timely decisions that have benefitted our Club. Also, the hard-working Club Committee for their selfless efforts throughout the year and all other Club volunteers. Without your tireless work our Club would not be in the position it currently is today. Enormous thanks to all our valued sponsors, who have once again supported the Yinnar Football & Netball Club. Without your financial support, we would not be in a Our Past Players and Officials Committee, who take on a number of tasks around the Club, helping out with match day bar, raffles, reserves umpiring, vouchers that assist our young footballers and netballers, certificates for senior debutantes and, of course the hugely successful Premiership reunions. Our facilities are the envy of many other Clubs / Leagues and this is only possible by the outstanding work performed by the Yinnar Recreation Reserve Committee of Management, who raise the bar every year. We should all be proud of our exceptional facilities and acknowledge this hard-working team. Our Thursday night ladies get better and better! Now averaging 80 meals each Thursday night! (with almost 150 before the Grand Final). Great to see so many families and past players coming along and enjoying the atmosphere! Thanks ladies. I would like to congratulate Barry Bennett, Peter Fox and Mario Monacella who were awarded Life Membership this season. Each of these gentlemen have contributed decades of outstanding service to our Club. Also, our hard-working recipient of the Ross Sewell, Best Club person award Sheryrn Linton. I sincerely thank each and every one of you for your enormous contribution in what has been a successful year on and off the field / court. Your valued contribution ensures an opportunity is given to all in Yinnar and District to participate in recreational pursuits within a family atmosphere. The Yinnar Football & Netball Club trust you have enjoyed season 2017 and we look forward to your continued support in season We are already working extremely hard to improve the Club for season 2018, let s continue to strive to be the Club of Choice! Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

9 Life Members In addition to recognising outstanding off field contribution, Club policy is that players who achieve on field service of 200 senior / reserve football (adopted 1993) or senior netball matches (adopted 1996) are eligible to be nominated for Life Membership. Life Members include: 1948 Edith McLaverty 1949 Eric Farley 1950 Hugh King 1957 Keith Quigley 1960 Thomas Quigley 1966 Seymour Williams 1967 Jack Bennett 1968 Mrs Annie Bond 1969 Merv Bishop 1970 Alwyn Welsh 1971 Lyle Bond 1972 Noel Williams 1973 Reg Ebbot 1974 Ron Bond 1975 John Bennett 1976 Lindsay Williams 1977 Norm Jacobs 1978 Ray Quigley 1979 Gordon Bolton 1980 Chris Long 1981 Peter Rennie 1981 Thelma Rendell 1981 Joan Quigley 1987 Phil Stimson 1988 Herb Smith 1991 Peter Quigley 1991 George Renwick 1992 Gordon Lont 1993 Dale Olver 1993 Mark Maynard 1993 Shane Quigley 1995 Neil Firmin 1996 Joanne Whitelaw 1996 Louise Goldsbrough 1996 Leanne Hornibrook 1996 Jenny Mills 1996 Stan Ilic 1998 Greg Hornibrook 1998 Terrie Farnham Olver 1999 Daryl Webster 1999 Rodney Couling 2001 Trevor Hornibrook 2001 Brian Renwick 2001 Craig Skinner 2001 Deidre Greenwood 2001 Don Barnes 2001 Neil Whitelaw 2002 Brian Little 2002 Dean Suares 2002 Donna Knowles 2002 Glen Cheffers 2002 Jason Irvine 2002 Kay Lont 2002 Liz Young 2002 Mark Duggan 2002 Ron Conway 2002 Russell Cheffers 2002 Nicole Daly 2003 Don Burney 2003 Matthew Bugeja 2004 Marilyn Daly 2004 Marlene Cheffers 2004 Sonia Williams 2005 Vicki Stevens 2005 Cheridee Clissold 2005 Pauline Couling 2006 Guy Cheffers 2006 Ismail Kalan 2006 Jeff Knowles 2007 Michael Fox 2008 Alanna Holt 2011 Geoff Andrew 2011 Mark Andrew 2011 Lachlan Burslem 2011 Matthew Dowling 2011 Leanne Millsom 2012 Kate Harwood 2012 Hannah Mills 2012 Barney Sewell 2013 Stacey Whitelaw 2014 Steve Durea 2014 Luke Bremner 2014 Lisa Bloomfield 2015 Nicole Dalton 2015 Daniel Webster 2015 Lee Clarke 2015 Deidre Buckley 2015 Peter Linton 2015 Danny Young 2016 Louise Quigley 2016 Paul Roberts 2016 Sam Mills 2016 James Mills 2017 Barry Bennett 2017 Peter Fox 2017 Mario Monacella Page 9

10 Recipients of Life Membership in 2017 Peter Fox Mario Monacella Barry Bennett Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

11 Honour Board YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY SENIOR COACH 1906 J Moore J Edney A Quigley 1907 J Moore J Edney A Quigley 1908 J Edney A Burnside A Fairbairn 1909 J Edney W Jensen W O Hara 1910 J Edney W O Hara 1911 J Edney C Clark 1912 T Richards W Robinson A Fairbairn 1913 T Richards W Robinson A Fairbairn 1914 A Fairbairn 1915 A Fairbairn W Forth 1919 T Quigley 1920 T Quigley S Williams S Williams 1921 T Quigley S Williams S Williams 1922 T Quigley C Hickson 1923 W O Hara 1924 E Farley W O Hara 1925 E Farley W Horne 1926 E Farley C Hickson 1927 E Farley V Bond 1928 E Farley V Bond 1929 E Farley V Bond 1930 E Farley V Bond 1931 E Farley V Bond 1932 A Deppler W Wicks 1933 A Deppler W Wicks M Bishop 1934 E Farley M Bishop 1935 T Quigley C Bond W O Hara 1936 T Quigley C Bond W O Hara A Deppler J Whatmough M Rowley 1940 A Sturgess J Whatmough M Rowley , competition suspended due to WW E Farley M Selwyn W Welsh 1947 E Farley M Selwyn E Vinning 1948 E Farley R Ebbot H King 1949 E Farley R Ebbot H King 1950 B McIver J Montgomery E Baker 1951 B McIver J Montgomery E Baker 1952 B McIver / E Farley R Quigley E Baker 1953 E Farley R Quigley L O Sullivan 1954 E Farley K Quigley L O Sullivan 1955 E Farley K Quigley L O Sullivan 1956 W Welsh K Quigley S Glossop 1957 H King A Mathieson P Bevilacqua 1958 M Bishop A Mathieson B Bennett 1959 M Bishop A Mathieson B Bennett 1960 M Bishop A Mathieson A Sewell 1961 M Bishop A Mathieson A Sewell 1962 M Bishop A Mathieson A Sewell Page 11

12 Honour Board YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY SENIOR COACH 1963 A Shaw R Coxall / R Ebbot A Sewell 1964 A Shaw R Ebbot A Sewell 1965 R Bond B Bennett A Sewell 1966 R Bond J Bennett A Sexton 1967 R Bond J Bennett A Sexton 1968 R Bond J Bennett M James 1969 N Jacobs J Bennett K Nicholas 1970 N Jacobs J Bennett K Nicholas 1971 N Jacobs J Bennett M Ryan 1972 N Jacobs W Ebbot M Ryan 1973 N Jacobs C Keeshan H Kornacki 1974 N Jacobs C Keeshan H Kornacki 1975 J Bennett N McFarlane D McEwan 1976 E Tabuteau C Long S Burridge 1977 E Tabuteau C Long R Meredith 1978 E Tabuteau C Long H Smith 1979 R Quigley C Long K Neille 1980 L Tavner C Long / I Hornibrook K Neille 1981 J Stimson D Quigley P Corn 1982 J Stimson D Quigley C Metcalf 1983 J Stimson G Renwick L Ponton 1984 J Stimson G Renwick L Ponton 1985 J Stimson I Hornibrook D Junker 1986 H Smith P Quigley N Brennan 1987 H Smith P Quigley / B Little N Brennan 1988 L Bond J Smith L Cook 1989 D Barnes P Quigley J Knowles 1990 D Barnes P Quigley J Knowles 1991 D Barnes P Quigley J Knowles 1992 D Barnes P Quigley J Knowles 1993 R Cheffers P Quigley J Knowles 1994 D Barnes B Faulkner J Knowles 1995 R Cheffers B Faulkner J Knowles 1996 P Quigley B Little L Knowles 1997 P Quigley B Little C Metcalf 1998 P Quigley J Sharp / B Little C Metcalf 1999 P Quigley B Little C Metcalf 2000 P Quigley B Little B Sherriff 2001 P Quigley B Little B Sherriff 2002 P Quigley B Little B Sherriff 2003 P Quigley B Little B Sherriff 2004 R Cheffers P Quigley T Darby 2005 R Cheffers P Quigley T Darby 2006 R Cheffers G Andrew T Darby 2007 D Suares P Quigley T Darby 2008 D Suares P Quigley T Darby 2009 D Suares P Quigley Guy Cheffers 2010 D Suares L Millsom Guy Cheffers 2011 D Suares L Millsom Guy Cheffers 2012 P Linton L Millsom S McCulloch 2013 P Linton L Millsom S McCulloch 2014 P Linton L Millsom S McCulloch 2015 P Linton P Quigley N Lecchino 2016 P Linton P Quigley J Blackford 2017 P Linton P Quigley J Aitken Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

13 Club Personnel CLUB COMMITTEE President, Peter Linton Vice President Football Ops, Dean Suares Vice President Netball Ops, Deidre Buckley Secretary Peter Quigley Treasurer, Andrew Jenkins Committee Member, Scott McCafferty Committee Member, Diane Penney Committee Member, Janelle Szkwarek Committee Member, Rod Couling Committee Member, Jess Penney Committee Member, Dean Suares Committee Member, Nick Lecchino Committee Member, Scott McCafferty Page 13

14 Club Personnel FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MGFL Seniors Coach Jaime Aitken Assistant Coaches Team Manager Danny Campbell, Michael Geary, Matthew Lewellen Craig Flanigan MGFL Reserves Coach James Mills Team Manager Tim Mills MGFL Under 18 Coach Ken Hutchinson Team Manager Margaret O Brien MGFL Under 16 Coach Craig Flanigan Trainers Team Managers Gena Flanigan Di & Nick Penney CGJFL Football President/Executive Scott McCafferty, Ryan Walsh, Guy Cheffers Secretary Committee Members Stephen Pancutt Dean VanDerMeer CGJFL Under 14 Coach Troy Makepeace Team Manager Rhys Smith CGJFL Under 12 Coach Tim Mills Team Manager Sophie Gray CGJFL Under 10 Coach Bo McCulloch & Matt Bugeja Team Manager Brendan Chessum Auskick Coordinator Brent Ludlow Administrator Shari Grunberg Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

15 NETBALL OPERATIONS MGNA Netball President Deidre Buckley Vice President Secretary Treasurer Louise Quigley Janelle Szkwarek Sharon Kearns Committee Members Leanne Linton Pauline Couling Linda Huzier Leanne Dalton MGNA teams A Grade Coach Halie McColl A Grade Team Manager Sue Hutchinson B Grade Coach Hannah Mills B Grade Team Manager Michelle Hibbert C Grade Coach Sharyn Henry C Grade Team Manager Pauline Couling D Grade Coach Brooke Mills 17 & Under Coach Sue Hutchinson 17 & Under Team Manager Nicole Bugeja 15 & Under Coach Cathy Hutchinson 15 & Under Team Manager Georgia Hutchinson CINA teams Coordinator Jacquie Burrows Secretary Net Poole 13 & Under Coach Jacquie Burrows 11 & Under Coach Georgia Hutchinson Page 15

16 Significant Achievements There are many indicators that potentially define the success of a Club. Some suggest that premierships are the only measure; the Committee believes that in addition to premierships there are a number of others that provide an indication of Club health, including: Some significant achievements and events for 2017 included: TEAMS FIELDED 8 competition netball teams 7 competition football teams Auskick program TEAMS COMPETING IN FOOTBALL FINALS MGFL SENIORS MGFL RESERVES MGFL UNDER 18 MGFL UNDER 16 CGJFL UNDER 14 CGJFL UNDER 12 CGJFL UNDER 10 TEAMS COMPETING IN NETBALL FINALS MGNA B GRADE MGNA C GRADE MGNA D GRADE MGNA 17 & UNDER CINA 13 & UNDER CINA 11 & UNDER PREMIERSHIPS CINA 11 & UNDER MGFL RESERVES LEAGUE BEST & FAIREST AND GOALKICKING AWARDS MGFL Senior Best & Fairest: Michael Geary MGNA D Grade Best & Fairest: Mary Corponi MGFL Under 16 Goal Kicking: Aidyn Sheers INTERLEAGUE & REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS: Aidan Quigley, TAC Cup Gippsland Power Captain, Level1 AFL Academy, Vic Country National Championships representative, June Gippstar Award CGJFL Under 14 Interleague: Troy Makepeace (Assistant coach), Blake Van Der Meer, Tristan Waack, Jed Felmingham, Sam Walsh & Jai Makepeace CGJFL Under 12 Interleague: Mack Rieneits MGFL Under 18 Interleague: Ken Hutchinson (Assistant Coach) Josh French, Sam Findlay, Josh Bugeja, Rylie Smyth & Ben McCormack MGFL Under 16 Interleague: Bailey Flanigan, Pat Kearns, Aaron Drinken, Matthew Ounjit & Aydan Sheers MGFL Team of the Year representatives: Jaime Aitken, Jesse Sleswick, Danny Campbell & Michael Geary MGFL Team of the Year Coach: Jaime Aitken Regional Victoria Netball representative team coach: Halie McColl Regional Victoria Netball representative team players: Halie McColl & Gabrielle Maynard MGNA Under 17 Interleague: Sophie Lecchino, Hollie Bugeja, Maddison Knowles, Cayleigh Corrie & Hayley Huzier MGNA Under 15 Interleague: Meg Hutchinson VNL Development Player: Georgia Hutchinson Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

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18 More Highlights & Achievements Arie Hendrikse participating in the Game Changers Captains Camp program Attainment of AFL Quality Club Program Gold Club Status one of only 12 in Victoria Senior football leadership workshop & leadership team established externally facilitated by Tom McQaulter Tidy HQ implementation leading to a significant decrease in workload for our volunteers and a streamlining of Club administration Placement of a Federation University Trainee Stuart Goddard, co-hosted with AFL Gippsland Hosing the launch of the AFL Gippsland Footies Fight Against Ice Hosting the Evans Petroleum Gippsland Under 18 & 16 Interleague Carnival Partnering with Work Solutions Gippsland for the placement of a person with a disability, injury or health condition, to gain and maintain employment in the mainstream workforce Significant investment in capital works projects and equipment (refer further detail in this report) Good Sports Level 3 accreditation maintained 242 players 403 members 55 sponsors Club Secretary Peter Quigley inducted into the MGFL Hall of Fame Club Assistant Secretary Janelle Szkwarek winning the MGFL Barry McKenzie Award (Volunteer of the Year) Season launch family day Hosted an AFL Gippsland trainers course Under 14 / senior & reserve buddy system Hosting the MGFL / MGNA second semi final Hosting the CGJFL second semi final Individual player sponsorship program established Partnered with Latrobe Community Health Service Love the Game, Responsible Gambling Charter Partnered with Victoria Police & GippSport for the Most Disciplined Player Program Participated in the AFL Gippsland All Abilities round Dee Hendriske a finalist in the AFL Gippsland Coaches Association Volunteer of the Year Craig Flanigan a finalist in the AFL Gippsland Coaches Association Youth Coach of the Year Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

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20 Key Partners The Club participated in a number of programs that essentially strengthened our Cub and assisted in promoting a number of health and wellbeing matters that are highly important and relevant to the community we serve. These include: ALCOHOL & DRUG FOUNDATION Good Sports Program YFNC was a foundation participant in the establishment of the Good Sports Program nearly 20 years ago. We are a Level 3 accredited Good Sports Club and work hard to maintain this. The Good Sports Program work with Clubs, with the main purpose being: Creating a healthy Club culture means that looking out for ourselves and for one another when its comes to: Alcohol consumption Healthy diets Mental wellbeing VICTORIAN RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING FOUNDATION & LATROBE COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE Love the Game The foundation s LOVE THE GAME Sporting Club Program aims to counter the growing culture of gambling in sport and to create safe and healthy sporting clubs. In partnership with the Latrobe Community Health Service, the program helps clubs preserve the essence of sport by separating gambling from the game, and shifting the focus back to the love of the game, not the odds. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

21 AFL VICTORIA Footies Fight Against Ice The AFL Gippsland initiative Footy s Fight Against Ice for 2017 was launched at the YFNC and featured Collingwood premiership player Gavin Crosisca as guest speaker. The issue of drug and alcohol use in rural and regional communities is one that requires everybody doing what they can, and the Club is proud to work closely with AFL Gippsland, Gippsport and Victoria Police on this initiative. GippSport, Victoria Police and McDonald s Family Restaurants combine to make the Most Disciplined Player program possible for junior sporting clubs across Gippsland. The program sees players win a most disciplined award weekly, and one player judged Most Disciplined in the under 10/12/14/16/18 football grades at the end of the season. GIPPSPORT VIC POLICE & MCDONALDS Most Disciplined Player Program Captains Camp was developed in 2012 by a team of passionate experts in sport, youth empowerment, resilience and transformational leadership. This team know that grassroots sporting clubs play a major role in the character development of young people and contribute to the development of stronger communities. Captains Camp aims to reinforce and promote the positive aspects of sport and provide young people with the tools, resilience and confidence to tackle the challenging aspects of grassroots sporting culture and life in general. GAME CHANGERS Captains Camp Page 21

22 New Initiatives As part of the objective to continually improve Club operations and work toward embedding the YFNC as the Club of Choice for our community, it is essential that new ideas, opportunities and initiatives be considered annually. These initiatives are implemented, reviewed and if assessed as beneficial for the success of the Club, become part of business as usual either as they were implemented, or tweaked to achieve the best possible outcome for our Club and community. New initiatives for 2017 included: Work Solutions Gippsland, specialist employment service Senior football teams workshop and leadership team AFL Quality Club Program Tidy HQ implementation Federation Training, hosting a sports management intern Under 14 & senior football teams buddy program Individual player sponsor program refer Sponsors section for information) Joining the Sports Environment Alliance SPORTS ENVIRONMENT ALLIANCE The Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) is committed to do more with less so we can continue to have places to play. The SEA finds value in sharing knowledge and building networks to enhance the industry s engagement in the clean economy to deal with changes in our natural environment. SEA Vision Our vision is to empower the sport industry to better engage with the circular economy. SEA Mission We live by the mission of leading, educating, and inspiring our sport community members to live, work, play, and spectate more sustainably in Australasia. The waste & recycling project undertaken at the Yinnar Recreation Reserve between partners YFNC, YRR, Latrobe City Council and Keep Australia Beautiful strongly aligns with the Vision and Mission of the Sports Environment Alliance. The project has seen a massive diversion of waste diverted from landfill and recycled. The picture below provides a really good indication of the change achieved previously all yellow top bin waste would go to landfill, it is now recycled. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

23 WORK SOLUTIONS GIPPSLAND PARTNERSHIP As part of a unique partnership between Work Solutions Gippsland and Workforce Extensions, the Club had the pleasure of hosting Work Solutions Gippsland s client, Rose, in our kitchen and canteen and helping with the preparation of Thursday night dinners for most of the 2017 season. Rose has been a welcome and hugely popular addition to the Club this year; her work ethic in the kitchen has been outstanding and the skills she has developed after years of experience in the hospitality industry have really lightened the load of our many wonderful kitchen & canteen volunteers throughout the 2017 season. We d like to thank Rose for her contribution to the Club this year, and we hope to see her again next year. Work Solutions Gippsland is a specialist employment service whose prime focus is to assist jobseekers with a disability, injury or health condition, to gain and maintain employment in the mainstream workforce. Work Solutions Gippsland is locally owned, and can provide business with skilled and motivated staff. They work hard to ensure the right person is matched to a specific business and their service is free of charge, and the YFNC are proud to recommend their services. The Club has certainly enjoyed the rewards of employing a person with a disability from our community. TIDY HQ IMPLEMENTATION/ BACHELOR OF SPORTS MANAGEMENT INTERN PLACEMENT For some time, the Club had been searching for a simple, easily accessible and multi-user software platform that would make the task of running the Club for our volunteers easier. Tidy HQ was recommended by AFL Victoria and the rest is history. Just prior to commencing Tidy HQ implementation, and following discussion with AFL Gippsland on the value of partnering with Federation Training to host a sports management intern (Bachelor of Sports Management), the Club made a commitment to host an intern placement for 500 hours of work placement. The placement ended up being Stuart Goddard, who then took on YFNC Tidy HQ implementation. Stu is now regarded as one of the most knowledgeable Tidy HQ users, is working full time with AFL Gippsland and has a bright future ahead of him. The following benefits have been realised through implementing Tidy HQ: A comprehensive database of contacts has been established Membership processing and payment is now totally on-line Meeting agendas / minutes / actions are now simple and easy to manage and are all on line The Clubs webpage forms part of Tidy HQ and is fully integrated with other elements of the platform Over 25 years of annual reports are accessible via the web page Event promotion and ticketing is now on-line Integrated finances Remote access for all Committee members enabling document sharing and access to systems such as and all documents etc. Page 23

24 New Initiatives AFL QUALITY CLUB PROGRAM The Australian Football League recognises that Club volunteers and administrators make a significant contribution to Australian Football. They also recognise that the demands on Club volunteers and administrators are increasing along with the need for Clubs to operate in a professional manner. The AFL Community Club Improvement Program has been specifically developed to assist Clubs to examine their current operations and identify areas for improvement. Benefits of being involved in the program include: Creating a best practice guide for the current Committee and all future Committees; Minimising the risks associated with running a sporting Club; Providing an atmosphere that will help attract new participants, officials and members; Providing an environment that will be attractive to sponsors/partners and help your Club broaden its appeal within the wider community. Through this program Clubs may receive recognition for good/excellent Club administration and are assessed as either: Quality Club - A level to recognise good Club administration Gold Quality Club - A level to recognise excellent Club administration The Club went through the Quality Club accreditation process early in the 2017 season. The result was attainment of the AFL Gold Quality Club, 1 of only 12 in Victoria. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

25 SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAMS WORKSHOP & LEADERSHIP TEAM Tom McQualter Consulting (TMCQ) and YFNC senior premiership player was invited to facilitate a session with the senior football group on Saturday 4 February 2017 as part of the pre-season planning day. The session was focused on creating a Vision and a set of agreed behaviors for the playing group. These behaviors were not about football. Rather, they were aimed at establishing a culture within the Club that set us up to succeed both as a team, but more importantly as an entire Club. The players wanted to create an environment that was focussed on putting the Club in the best position to succeed on and off the field. The planning workshop established a number of initiatives determined by the playing group, including: Non negotiable behaviours We will act professionally at all times in Club uniform and when at the Club We will not tolerate unsportsmanlike behaviour on or off the field We will endeavour to put the Club and team first (family etc.) We will hold each other accountable to the Club and team values We will be united to meet our goals We will be honest We will make no exceptions every player, every time We will have each others back on the field We will respect each other on and off GIPPSPORT the field VIC POLICE & MCDONALDS We will not use our phones in the change rooms after Most games Disciplined Player Program Our brand - as a Club and playing group One Club One Goal Be our Best Team First Unity Commitment United In. Brutally Best United, Honest, Loyal A United, Relentless Effort towards Success Success YINNAR This word cloud demonstrates the key themes determined by the playing group at the workshop Tom also met with our nominated leadership group several times throughout the year to support them in creating the environment that was identified by the group in February. The purpose of these meetings and overall program were to: establish the final vision and behaviors for the playing group for 2017 discussing and monitoring whether or not the senior playing group is adhering to the agreed vision and behaviors that they have developed; developing strategies to get players to buy in to the agreed vision and behaviors discussing and supporting appropriate action when the senior playing group is not displaying those behaviors that we expect ensuring that the leadership group is focussed on developing the culture of the senior football playing group enabling the football coaches to focus on football arrangements providing individual and group coaching to the members of the group to ensure that the Yinnar & Football Netball Club is getting the best out of its leaders The senior leadership group comprised: Sam Mills Jesse Sleswick Luke Linton Jarrod Henderson Damian Yates Liam Maynard We sincerely thank Tom for his valued contribution right through the season. Page 25

26 New Initiatives UNDER 14 / SENIOR PLAYER BUDDY PROGRAM New for 2017, the Under 14 / Senior Buddy Program was initiated by our Junior Football Committee and Senior Playing Group to assist in the achievement of a key Club guiding principle: Take a whole of Club approach to the development of football and netball, to ensure our Club s future is as far as possible generated from within. What we would envisage to achieve An easier pathway for our Under 14 players to enter the senior ranks. Having this may sway in the future any player 50/50 of leaving a reason to stay with football and within our Club. A more comfortable transition for parents, which through this program may want to be more involved within the Club, i.e. supporter/volunteer/sponsor. Key notes for the season Match up players with similar positions flank/flank, rover/rover etc. Buddy Day 27 May, home game against Mirboo Nth (both teams). Under 14 s to have some training sessions on the Western Oval and to utilise the WO change rooms on these occasions. Incorporate this to match up with seniors warm ups prior to leaving field. Under 14 s to have some training sessions with the Under 16 teams. Over the course of the season, try to have the Under 14 s mingle with their buddy as much as possible. Key dates Saturday 1st April Under 14 s to train at midday on the Eastern Oval, then as a group make their way over to the pre match meeting with the seniors and then watch the season opener against Boolarra. Wednesday 12th April training session and tea afterwards with the seniors. Training to start at 18:00 on this night for Under 14 s. Saturday 27th May Buddy Day. A chance for the senior group as a whole to support their buddies and at the quarter time and half time intervals have a chat about their game. Under 14 s will reciprocate this later in the day when the seniors play. Overall, a great initiative that we believe will see a smoother transition for our players from the Central Gippsland (10/12/14) to Mid Gippsland (16/18) competition teams. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

27 Competition Teams The Club has 15 grades of football and netball, plus an Auskick Program and a Net Set Go team. These comprise: Mid Gippsland Football League: Senior, Reserves, Under 18 & 16 Central Gippsland Junior Football League: Under 14, 12 & 10 Mid Gippsland Netball Association: A, B, C & D grade, 17 & Under, 15 & Under Churchill Indoor Netball Association: 11 & Under, 13& Under Ladder positions for teams playing for competition points at the completion of finals competition was: GRADE MGFL Senior MGFL Reserves MGFL Under 18 MGFL Under 16 CGJFL Under 14 CGJFL Under 12 CGJFL Under 10 MGNA A grade MGNA B grade MGNA C grade MGNA D grade MGNA 17 & Under MGNA 15 & Under CINA 13 & Under CINA 11 & Under POSITION 2nd 1st 4th 2nd 6th 7th 2nd 7th 5th 5th 4th 2nd 6th 4th 1st Page 27

28 Player Milestones The Club recognises player milestones initially at 50 junior and 100 senior games and then every 50 additional matches for both thereafter. Junior football and netball matches are recorded and reported separately in this report to senior football and netball. COMPETITION PLAYER MILESTONE MGFL senior grades Rob Webb 150 Jamie Winters 150 Beau Taysom 150 MGFL junior grades Nil CGJFL Juniors Blake VanDerMeer 100 Jedd Felmingham 100 Zac Schill 50 Noah McCafferty 50 Clancy Mills 50 Luke Douch 50 Jordan Gill 50 Hayden Deacon 50 Jackson Gray 50 MGNA Senior grades Hannah Mills 300 Kate Visser 250 Jessica Penney 150 Brooke Mills 150 Danielle Couling 100 MGNA Junior grades Hollie Bugeja 50 Cayleigh Corrie 50 Meg Hutchinson 50 Hayley Huzier 50 CINA - juniors Ella McCulloch 50 Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

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30 Football Premierships The Club has won a total of 48 football premierships. Since formation of the MGFL in 1958, the Club has won 12 senior MGFL premierships. Football premierships have been won in the following years and grades of competition: 1908 Seniors 1909 Seniors 1910 Seniors 1911 Seniors 1913 Seniors 1914 Seniors 1915 Seniors 1923 Seniors 1924 Seniors 1926 Seniors 1929 Seniors 1931 Seniors 1939 Seniors 1954 Seniors 1959 Reserves 1960 Reserves PLEASE HELP FILL THE GAPS! 1961 Reserves 1962 Reserves 1964 Seniors 1967 Seniors 1967 Reserves 1969 Seniors 1969 Seniors 1970 Seniors 1971 Seniors 1973 Seniors 1973 Reserves 1979 Reserves 1981 Reserves 1991 Under Under Under Seniors 1998 Reserves 2000 Under Seniors 2002 Reserves 2002 Under Seniors 2008 Seniors 2009 Under Reserves 2013 Under Under Seniors 2015 Reserves 2016 Under Reserves The Club is missing a number of premiership photos, as well as upgrading some damaged or faded photos. It is really important that we recognise and display these photos as representing some of the Clubs finest moments over the past 131 years. If you have any of the photos listed below, or know where we can get one to copy, it would be greatly appreciated if Janelle Szkwarek is contacted via yinnarfnc@mail.tidyhq.com C grade, B grade & CINA U11 Mighty Magpies 1999 C Grade 1995 A Grade & C Grade 1993 B Grade 1991 A Grade 1985 B Grade & A Grade 1980 A Grade 1929 Senior Football 1923 Senior Football 1996 D Grade 1994 A, B & D Grade 1992 A Grade 1990 B Grade 1981 C Grade 1939 Senior Football 1926 Senior Football 1914 Senior Football Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

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32 Netball Premierships Netball premierships have been won in the following years and grades of competition: 1980 A grade 1981 C grade 1985 A grade 1985 B grade 1990 B grade 1991 A grade 1992 A grade 1993 B grade 1993 D grade 1994 A grade 1994 B grade 1994 D grade 1995 A grade 1995 C grade 1996 D grade 1998 A Reserve 1998 C grade 1998 D grade 1998 Under 13 Gladiators 1999 C Grade 1999 Under 15 Gladiators 2000 B grade 2000 C grade 2000 Under 13 Magpies 2000 Under 11 Mighty Magpies 2001 A grade 2001 C grade 2001 D grade 2001 Under 15 Zodiacs 2002 C grade 2002 D grade 2003 A grade 2003 B grade 2003 C grade 2003 Under Under 15 Bullets 2003 Under 11 Checkers 2004 D grade 2005 D grade 2006 Under 17 Black and White 2006 Under 15 Checkers 2006 Under 13 Dominators 2006 Under 11 Mighty Magpies 2007 Under 13 Swifts 2007 Under 11 Checkers 2007 D grade 2008 Under 11 Running Rhinos 2008 Under 13 Dominators 2009 Under 11 Dream Team 2009 Under 13 Mighty Magpies 2010 Under 11 HSM Chicks & Under Wildcats & Under & Under & Under Winners & Under Skittles & Under & Under & Under & Under & Under & Under Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

33 Club & Committee Operation GOVERNANCE The Club Committee oversees all Club operations, some of which are delivered via Sub Committees. The following organisation charts illustrate the Club governance structure and relationship between the Club Committee and Sub Committees. YFNC Committee of Management Auskick Coordinator CGJFL Sub- Committee MGFL teams CINA Sub- Committee MGNA Sub- Committee Past Players & Officials Committee The Club Executive is empowered to deal with urgent business and any matter requiring consideration or decision between scheduled meetings of the Club Committee. The Executive, via the Vice President Club Operations, has primary responsibility for Committee business and planning, policy development and communication. YFNC Executive President Vice President Football Vice President Netball Secretary Treasurer OPERATING PLAN The aim of the Club Committee Operating Plan is provide a framework for Club operations for the season. It is not an exhaustive list of tasks that require completion by the Committee or Sub Committees, but a listing of approximately 60 key matters that need to be actioned if the Club is to be managed appropriately. Other tools that are used to support or compliment the Operating Plan include position descriptions, policies, procedures and operating guidelines. Page 33

34 Club & Committee Operation OPERATING PLAN The Club has six key aims on which guide the Committee in its decision making throughout the season. As part of its planning process and as an input to the Annual Operating Plan, the Committee determined a number of strategies that supports achievement of the Club aims. These are as follows: 1. Maximises the recreation, leisure and social opportunities for our community; The Club will ensure that it fields the highest number of football & netball teams at all levels to maximise participation. Entry-level development programs such as Auskick and Net Set Go will be conducted and supported to provide a non-competitive pathway into junior and senior grades. Membership packages will be designed to cater for people of all ages to be Club members at lowest possible cost. 2. Promote, encourage and foster the games of Australian football and netball within our community. The Club will actively promote, publicise and encourage the achievements of our Club and players within the community. Development initiatives will be linked to those of parent organisation and development bodies to enable a consistent approach to furthering football and netball within the community. 3. Provide an accessible, welcoming, inclusive and rewarding environment for all people associated with our Club; The Club will operate 100% smoke free facilities. Alcohol will be managed responsibly to ensure a family friendly Club environment. A range of codes of conduct will assist in creating an appropriate Club environment and ensures appropriate behaviours for all involved in the Club. The Club will support, recognise and reward its volunteers. 4. Strive to be a leader in football and netball management so the long term success and stability of the games within our community are maximised; Initiatives to strengthen Club administration will be considered and implemented as part of the annual planning cycle. Where appropriate, the Club will be a partner in innovative programs available through government and parent bodies both on and off the field. The Cub will have in place a range of policies, and make operational decisions, that take into account its long term development, stability and success. 5. Take a whole of Club approach to the development of football and netball, to ensure our Club s future is as far as possible generated from within ; The Club will implement an annual football & netball development plan that assists in fostering the games within the community. The Club will develop close relationships with local schools and will assist and support them to conduct football and netball activities and matches. Junior Committees and their coaching staff will be appropriately trained and resourced to ensure that the players participating at this level have the greatest opportunity to continue playing at Yinnar and into senior ranks. 6. Approach the leadership and management of our Club from the basis of establishing and maintaining strong internal and external relationships and partnerships; The Club recognises both the responsibility and need to work with and support others to contribute to the development of our Club and community. Where appropriate, Club resources and facilities will be made available to assist other organisations in the conduct of their activities. The Club will establish and build relationships with key stakeholders within football, netball and the local communities. The Club will openly report to its members and stakeholders at least annually. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

35 Memorial Award Winners The Club recognises the following memorial awards: ROSS SEWELL MEMORIAL - AWARDED FOR THE BEST CLUB PERSON ON AN ANNUAL BASIS. Ross was a player, coach and committee member at the Club and was struck down by illness and tragically passed away in Even in illness, Ross was a tireless contributor to the Club and in recognition of his contribution and determination not to let his illness stop him from helping out; the Club initiated the Ross Sewell Memorial Best Club Person Award in Ross Sewell Memorial Best Club Person for 2017: Sheryrn Linton. at the time of his death. In honour of his memory Yinnar and Mirboo North compete for the Vin Kalliday Memorial annually and it is one of the MGFL s most fiercely fought contests and coveted trophies. The Vin Kalliday shield was won by Mirboo North in J W BENNETT MEMORIAL - AWARDED FOR THE HIGHEST GOAL KICKER IN THE SENIOR FOOTBALL GRADE. J W Jack Bennett was a past player, President and contributor to the Club for many years. Jack also spent many hours looking after the grounds and oval at Yinnar, and the senior goal-kicking award is named in his honour. J W Bennett Memorial Leading Senior Goal kicker for 2017: Liam Visser. THE WELSH MEDAL - AWARDED TO THE SENIOR FOOTBALL BEST & FAIREST The Welsh Medal was inaugurated in 2015 and is named in honour of Bill Welsh and son Peter Welsh, Club legends who both achieved playing at Australian Rules competitions highest level the VFL. The Welsh Medal winner for 2017: Danny Campbell. VIN KALLIDAY MEMORIAL -PLAYED FOR ANNUALLY BETWEEN THE YINNAR AND MIRBOO NORTH SENIOR TEAMS. THE MEMORIAL IS CONTESTED AT THE HOME MATCH OF THE PREVIOUS YEAR S WINNER. Vin was a senior player with the club who lost his life in a motor vehicle accident in Vin was a former Mirboo North senior grade player, and was playing seniors with Yinnar CRAIG COOK MEMORIAL - AWARDED FOR THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF LEAGUE BEST AND FAIREST VOTES IN THE UNDER 18 FOOTBALL GRADE. Craig was a talented and skilled footballer, a well-liked young man who was tragically killed in a motor vehicle accident. He was considered a future key senior player and the Craig Cook Memorial is dedicated to the player who is judged independently though the MGFL Best & Fairest process as a high on ground achiever in the Under 18 competition. Craig Cook Memorial Under 18 Highest League Votes for 2017: Joshua Bugeja. Page 35

36 Ross Sewell Memorial Best Club Person The Ross Sewell Memorial is awarded to the Best Club Person on an annual basis and is voted for by Club members. The Ross Sewell Memorial Best Club Person for the 2017 season was Sheryrn Linton. Past winners of the Ross Sewell Memorial Best Club Person include: 1985 Peter Quigley 1986 Peter Quigley 1987 Herb Smith 1988 Herb Smith 1989 Gordon Lont 1990 Gordon Lont 1991 Gordon Lont & Peter Quigley 1992 Marlene Cheffers 1993 Gordon Lont 1994 Bryan Faulkner 1995 Gordon Lont 1996 Brian Little 1997 Greg Linton 1997 Greg Linton 1998 Peter Quigley 1999 Liz Young 2000 Peter Quigley 2001 Janine Pollock 2002 Liz Young 2003 Liz Young 2004 Colin Dowling 2005 Geoff Andrew 2006 Geoff Andrew 2007 Kate Dowling 2008 Kate Dowling & Dean Suares 2009 Brendan Holt 2010 Brendan Holt & Nicole Holt 2011 Leanne Millsom 2012 Leanne Millsom & Sonia Williams 2013 Sue Webster 2014 Sonia Williams 2015 Peter Quigley 2016 Janelle Szkwarek 2017 Sheryrn Linton Volunteers nominated for the Ross Sewell Memorial Best Club Person in 2017 were: Cal Alexander Chris Lont Craig Flanigan Dean Suares Dee Hendrikse Deidre Buckley Diane Penney Don Barnes Georgia Hutchinson Gordon Lont Guy Cheffers Halie McColl Hannah Mills Jaclyn McCafferty James Mills Janelle Szkwarek Jesse Sleswick Ken Hutchinson Lee Clarke Luke Linton Michael Kearns Nick Linton Nick Penney Peter Linton Peter Quigley Rod Couling Ryan Walsh Scott McCafferty Sheryrn Linton Sonia Williams Tricia Hicks Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

37 Craig Cook Memorial Under 18 Most League Best & Fairest Votes Past winners of the Craig Cook Memorial include: 1985 Ricky Lont 1986 Phil Rhodes 1987 Darren Lont 1988 Scott Bond 1989 Vin Proud 1990 D Burrows / S Visser / R McFarlane 1991 Darren Burrows 1992 Steven Patterson 1993 Gavin Little 1994 Dale Patterson 1995 Brett Lindsay 1996 Ashley Milligan 1997 Lachlan Burslem 1998 Matt Dowling 1999 Lee Clarke 2000 Bill Lafferty 2001 Travis Brighton 2002 Jimmy Dowling 2003 Daniel Webster 2004 Daniel Webster 2005 Todd Gilmour 2006 Nicholas Johnson 2007 Jill-Ivan Nuguid 2008 Dale Murphy 2009 Matthew Pilgrim 2010 Nicholas Linton 2011 Liam Maynard & Mark Stolk 2012 Jason Rendell 2013 Ben Webster & Billy Davey 2014 Mason Lardner 2015 Luke Van Rooy 2016 Haydn Peavey 2017 Joshua Bugeja Page 37

38 Obituary The Club extends its sympathies to the families of the following former members of our Club community who sadly passed away over the year: Cyril Metcalf Rob Suares Peter Hillier Ron Evendon Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

39 Membership The Club membership base remains strong at just over 400 members. Consistent with Club aims, membership packages are structured to cater for people of all ages to be Club members at lowest possible cost. The following membership categories were offered in 2017: Platinum Magpie Magpie (includes all senior age players) Family Senior Netball Adult Senior Citizen / Junior Players Parent / Disability Support Junior Player Club membership provides a range of benefits to our members. Depending of the level of Club membership taken, these include: Annual Luncheon Entry to major functions Club car sticker Club glass/mug Club Hand Book Club Membership Home match admission Home match afternoon tea Magpie Club voucher draw Members $50 cash draw Members voucher draw The Club implemented the on-line payment functions of the Tidy HQ platform to manage membership options and payments in Some implementation challenges were experienced and we expect to be able to streamline the process significantly for In relation to Club membership, benefits included: Through creating a unique contact for each member, this data will be used on an ongoing basis, avoiding the need to repeat the process annually. Significant saving of volunteer time and effort. Members could sign up and pay anywhere and anytime they had access to a computer or smartphone. Our Past Players and Officials now have a database as part of the Club software platform. Page 39

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41 Financial Statement 2017 saw new Treasurer Andrew Jenkins take on the role from the long serving Club stalwart in Sonia Williams. The Treasures job isn t an easy one at the best of times and this season saw some new challenges in the form of migrating our finances to Tidy HQ and an early hiccup with the operation of PayPal, which we have ditched in favour of the easy to use Strip on line payment system. Tidy HQ has resulted in a significant part of the Treasurers cash management function moving to on-line payments, and with the Club clothing line moving to Tidy HQ s Shop function in 2018, we envisage the job will become increasingly simpler and take less highly valued volunteer time. We do really thank Andrew for his enormous first year contribution, and look forward to the benefits of this challenging year paying dividends in 2018 and beyond. The Club was able to report a reasonable trading profit on turnover in excess of $260k. It is important the Club continues to make a profit so that in turn it can invest in improving our facilities for the benefit of our player, members, supporters, volunteers and the Yinnar community. The Club invested just on $15k in 2017 improving equipment and facilities that are integral to ensuring the environment in which our players and volunteers function is as good as it can be. These capital projects and purchases are detailed elsewhere in this report. Page 41

42 Financial Statement NET CASH SEASON START $76, 460 CLUB ADMINISTRATION Administration - sundry -2,653 Advertising -144 Annual report & AGM -1,630 Bank AC - int / charges / fees -311 Phone / fax / internet -1,146 Postage -355 Printing & stationery -150 Net cost GST 2,766 FOOD & BEVERAGE OPS Bar trading 28,805 Canteen trading 29,623 Catering 11,783 CLUB ACTIVITIES & OPS Captains Camp -1,000 Clothing 874 Club trophies / honour boards -1,025 Donations 551 Gate takings 19,794 Finals costs -2,072 Magpie money / vouchers -1,110 Membership 22,706 Season Launch -1,827 Sponsorship 38,075 OCCUPANCY COSTS Cleaning costs / requisites -454 Equip / infra repairs & maintenance -947 Gas -2,423 Power -5,714 Rec Res CoM charges -325 Waste Collection -1,953 Water -550 SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Various 952 PAST PLAYERS & OFFICIALS Raffle and Jnr Fund 633 RAFFLES Various 5, MGFL FOOTBALL OPS Coach education / courses -846 Coaches -8,450 Contracted players -31,050 Contracted player/coach clothing Fines -250 Gear & equipment -2,546 Incentive scheme -3,440 Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

43 Insurance -1,082 Medical / first aid / trainers -3,454 MGFL costs -2,836 Trophies -532 Umpires -9,278 VCFL affiliation costs -1,191 VCFL Player Registration Costs -5,045 CGJFL FOOTBALL OPS AFL Vic affiliation costs -2, CGJFL costs Coach education / courses Coaches clothing Gear & equipment -1, Medical / first aid / trainers Presentation function Trophies AUSKICK OPS Trophies -176 MGNA NETBALL OPS Activities -60 Awards -440 Coach education / courses -57 Coaches -125 Contracted player/coach clothing -290 Gear & equipment -1,011 MGNA costs -1,000 Netball Trip Away Acc -746 Trophies -674 Umpires -2,390 Uniforms -125 VNA 73 CINA NETBALL OPS CINA costs -200 Trophies -157 Umpires -400 Uniforms 45 NET RESULT OPERATING ACTIVITIES $32, 359 EXTRAORDINARY ITEMS & PROJECTS Intern employment -5,000 Gym renovation -3,836 Deep fryer -2,627 Dryer and chest freezer -2,148 Storage unit -2,085 Computer, printer, software -1,546 Coaches' office upgrades -688 Freezer and fridge -500 Pot belly for changerooms -220 AFL Vic grant (flag pole project) 1,100 NET RESULT EXTRAORDINARY ITEMS & PROJECTS $17, 549 PROFIT / LOSS FOR SEASON $14, 810 NET CASH END OF SEASON $91, 270 Page 43

44 Sponsorship We are fortunate to have a group of sponsors willing to support the Club and the Yinnar community. Special thanks to all sponsors, their continued commitment and partnership with the Club and community has ensured that football and netball prospers. Our sponsors continue to grow year after year and the level of support provided is outstanding. In response to increased support from our sponsors, and to reflect the emergence of a number of business wanting to contribute at a level that exceeds the Major Sponsor package, the Club refined its packages for 2017 by introducing a new sponsorship structure. The new four-tier structure is: Platinum, Gold, Silver & Bronze. Our 2017 Sponsors were: PLATINUM: Yinnar Community Hotel Cooperative GOLD: Inland Surf Traralgon, Trade Weld, Monacellars SILVER: As Clear, Aygee Gippsland, Electrical Trades Union, Young Signs, Inter Sport Mid Valley, Total Tools,Mastacraft, Cummins Excavations, Media Sales Direct, Morwell Bowling Club, Pazzaz Printing, Rennie Property Sales, Veolia Australia & New Zealand, Willaton s Transport, Mirboo North & District Community Bank BRONZE: Bensons Timber & Hardware, McCulloch Plumbing, Bowjanglz Hair Studio, Mirboo North Golf Club, Calibra Family Wines, Nordical Diving Services, Carpet Country, Pizza HQ, Central Gippsland Mowers, Rennicks Conveyancing, Chemist Warehouse, Reyloc Hereford Stud, Churchill Taxis, S&S Equipment Hire, Cool Group & Hip Pocket Workwear, Solomon s Flooring, Deb Coady Photography, Stewarts Small Engine Repairs, Destiny Band, The Lighthouse, Evans Petroleum BP, Traralgon Independent Tyre Service, G & J Davey Painters, Valley Trophy Centre, Gatt s Panel Works, Webster s Butchery, Gippsprint Office Choice, Whitehouse Cleaning, Hello World Travel, Yinnar General Store, Kennedy Haulage & Driffield Quarries, Yinnar Hotel, Latrobe Valley Bandag, Yinnar Post Office, Massaro Motors Sponsors businesses and services were promoted to our members, players, supporters and the wider community by a number of differing means. These included: Car bumper stickers Change room Sponsors Board Club Newsletter Ground Entrance signage Deck signage Oval Fence Signage Letterhead & With Compliments Slips Club Membership Tickets MGFL grand final Spectator advertisement Playing Jumpers logos Primary School Clinics Scoreboard and Coaches Box signage Senior Track Suit Tops logos Social Function Advertising Social Room Signage Weekly Spectator header Club Clothing Weekly Team Sheet banner Weekly incentive awards naming rights Senior team match day windbreak Senior team training jumpers Senior warm up shirts A new program was introduced in 2017 the individual player sponsorship program. This saw the senior & reserve footballers securing a sponsor that was promoted in various ways including a rolling presentation of sponsors businesses in the social rooms following home games. The Club acknowledges and appreciates the outstanding support provided by Kev, Liz, Dean & Dan at Young Signs in delivering our sponsors signage needs all exceptionally professionally and with the promptest service possible. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

45 Recognising Our Volunteers The Club is fortunate to have a large number of people that willingly put up their hand to make sure what needs to be done week in week out gets done and consistently. It is the aim of the Club Committee and Sub Committees to recruit retain and recognise as many volunteers as possible to assist in operation of the Club so as to spread the workload and not place too great a load on any one person, hopefully leading to a longer term involvement from all participating. Some of the ways that the Club recognises our volunteers are: Worker of the Week in the MGFL Spectator Invitations to the Club Annual Luncheon The annual Appreciation Function, held prior to the AGM The Club also utlilises the opportunity to nominate its coaches and volunteers for League & Association awards, with the following nominations for 2017: MGFL Volunteer of the Year, the Barry McKenzie Award Janelle Szkwarek Dee Hendrikse a finalist in the AFL Gippsland Coaches Association Volunteer of the Year Craig Flanigan a finalist in the AFL Gippsland Coaches Association Youth Coach of the Year Page 45

46 Capital Works, Facility & Equipment Improvements The Club continued its commitment to the upgrade of facilities at the Yinnar Recreation Reserve in partnership with the Committee of Management and other user groups. This will ensure that quality facilities are provided for the benefit of players, members, supporters and the Yinnar community on an ongoing basis. In 1998, the Club established the Facilities & Equipment Improvement Fund to ensure that funds are set aside to provide for future upgrade works. Any operating profit made on an annual basis is put in to the fund, as well as any once off moneys received. The Facilities & Equipment Improvement Fund was boosted at the end of the 2016 season through the Club operating the booth at the MGFL Grand Final. All proceeds from this once in a decade opportunity were used to improve facilities for our players, members and volunteers. Key projects and purchases through 2017 included: Western Oval pitch bench replacement project joint venture between YFNC, Yinnar Recreation Reserve Committee, Morwell Tigers Yinnar Cricket Club with principal project funding from the Federal Government s Building Stronger Regions Program and Latrobe City Council Community Grants Program Kitchen equipment new deep fryer, large freezer, new fridge & freezer units (in conjunction with the Yinnar Recreation Reserve Committee) Club office new desktop computer & fridge Football match day office installation of a new desk top computer with interest access (enables on line results processing) Pre-match meeting area (former gym area) new carpet and tiered seating Trainers room new carpet & sink unit Home change rooms installation of a new wood fired heater (in conjunction with playing group) Eastern oval flag pole installation courtesy of Trade Weld New joinery storage cupboards to support the catering teams operation. Dee Hendrikse Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

47 Yinnar Recreation Reserve The Yinnar Recreation Reserve Committee of Management provides a high standard of facilities for all members, players and supporters to enjoy. The Committee of Management is seen as a progressive group that works to continually improve facilities for user groups and the community. The Club acknowledges and appreciates the work of the Committee of Management, and in particular, the contribution made by Chris Long, Gordon Lont, Don Barnes, Shane Quigley & Jeff Knowles whose efforts directly assist and support our players and Club. As part of its responsibility as a user group of the Yinnar Recreation Reserve, the Club must undertake all cleaning and rubbish removal tasks. Thanks to the senior and reserve football players who were rostered in teams to complete post match change room cleaning, social room cleaning, and rubbish removal for the whole Reserve. The player s contribution was appreciated, as are all volunteers who contribute to this magnificent facility. This year saw Lee Clarke take on the role of organising maintenance repair works across our facilities. The response, professionalism and organisation and which Lee applied to this role was simply outstanding, and we thank him and all the tradies he mustered to lend a hand first class effort from all. Page 47

48 Social Functions The year saw a fresh focus on social functions, led by Jarrod Raun, Molly Hickey & Terri Aitken, with numerous volunteers assisting along the way. The social calendar included some formal functions and events, supported by a number of very relaxing post match evenings in the social rooms with music supplied by various local talented musicians. The year s functions and events included: March 4, season launch & family day April 1, live music April 29, Trivia Quiz May 13, live music June 3, Black & White Ball July 22, Christmas in July September 9 (MGFL / MGNA Grand Final), live music September 15, Senior Football & Netball Presentation function Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

49 Catering Operations A key feature of creating a positive, healthy and welcoming environment is providing nutritious and tasty meals for our players and volunteers, at functions / events / training / match days. We may well be biased, but it is a fact we have the best catering crew of any Club in Gippsland. Every week during the season, our players come off the track to enjoy a home cooked 2-course meal that would be the envy of any club. Similarly, the canteen operations of a home match are just first class, and for that we have many volunteers to thank. The core kitchen crew comprises Sheryrn Linton, Dee Hendrikse, Trish Hicks, Julie Monacella, Jennie Davey, Sharon Kearns, Kerry Alexander, Lorna Sutcliffe and Leanne Linton along with a significant group of volunteers. Probably no coincidence that Sheryrn was recognised through being judged the Ross Sewell Memorial Best Club person and Dee a finalist in the AFL Gippsland Volunteer of the Year! Add to this the various netballers and footballers who pitch in our catering operations are reflective of the importance placed on one of our key guiding principles: Provide an accessible, welcoming, inclusive and rewarding environment for all people associated with our Club Thanks to everyone who assisted through donating food for the various functions and events, spent time in the kitchen as a volunteer, those that set up, cleaned up and ate up a truly exceptional effort from all. September 15, Senior Football & Netball Presentation function Page 49

50 Past Players & Officals Committee From Rod Couling, Committee President Well we ve had another busy year highlighted by our reunion celebrating the 50 year anniversary of the 1967 senior and reserves football premierships along with the girls from the 2007 D grade netball team. It was fantastic to see 60 to 70 players from yesteryear enjoying a catch up over a few beers and a magnificent lunch provided by our dedicated ladies. Our Committee once again recognised former junior players who played their first senior football or A grade netball game. Congratulations to Sam Finlay, Eamon Suares, Daniel Yates Tayla Cheffers and Sophie Lecchino on playing at the highest level possible at our Club. These young players are the future of this great Club and we wish them success and a long career at Yinnar. The booth bar once again proved to be a very popular place to watch the footy. Thanks to all the Committee members who helped out during the year and a special mention to booth bar manager Mick Kearns for setting up the bar every home game. Well done Mick. This year was also made easier by the great support from Chris Stanlake and Lee Clarke. We were also very blessed on the odd occasion to be graced by the presence of Paul Buckley and Shane Quigley. Thanks to all you guys for your efforts throughout the year. A big thank you also must go to the many regulars (you know who you are) who supported us all year with very generous donations and support of the raffle. Thanks again to Shane Quigley for providing the trailer of wood for the reunion day. This year again saw the return of the Wheels Wheel which once again proved very popular and lucrative for the Past Players and Officials Committee. A big thank you to all who played along adding to a real positive atmosphere on the deck. Thanks again to Dean (the Wheel) Suares for embracing it with such enthusiasm. It will return in Our Junior Development fund, that we established a couple of years ago, has progressed very well, leaving us in a very good financial position. We look forward to working with the junior football and netball Committees next year to work out the most productive way to spend these funds. In the coming weeks we will be providing personalised sports bags to our top age under 14 players as an incentive to sign up for the under 16s next year. Let s hope we can entice all these boys to stay at our Club, as they are our future senior players. Next year we will also be handing out a similar incentive to our junior netballer girls. This year the Club introduced a new operating platform TidyHQ. We are now able to include past players and officials as members of TidyHQ, enabling us to input contact details which will make communication much easier. If you are a past player or official with the Club, please contact a current Committee member or the Club direct, and we will set up your membership. Finally, thank you to our Committee, Rod Couling, Shane Quigley, Paul Buckley, Chris Stanlake, Andrew Nardino, Mick Kearns, Dean Suares, Sonia Williams and Lee Clarke. I know we are a fairly relaxed type of Committee but don t under estimate what we have achieved this year. You should all be proud of your contribution to our great Club. Thank you all and look forward to seeing you all again next year. At this stage the date for our PP&O AGM has not been decided but It would be great to see some new faces there so we can form another strong Committee for next year. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

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52 Auskick From Brent Ludlow, Auskick Coordinator 2017 was another fun year with the Auskickers, some fresh Sunday morning starts but didn t need to retreat to the sheds, keeping them moving but still a few chilly kids! All in all most mornings turned out nice and sunny, parents always there to help and we all got plenty of laughs provided by the kids with the different activities, my 3rd and last year watching the kids grow and improving with Auskick and looking forward to watching them develop through the juniors into the seniors, also thanks for the support from the Club, cheers Ludsy. Our 2017 Auskickers were: Oliver Blair Thomas Blake Billy Bremner Bailey Dalla Valle Aiden Goodwin Xavier Jones Oakley Kinderman Harry Ludlow Finn Mahoney Sonny Mahoney Patrick Mills Jackson O Hara Archer Poole Riley Prestipino Kobey Ross Harry Ryan Caleb Smith Trey St Ellen Teddy Try Harvey Vanderzalm Nicholas Walsh Maddison Williams Hayden Winters Dusty Young And a great way to finish the season on a high - the Yinnar Auskickers were fortunate to have the opportunity to play a grid match at this years VFL grand final at Etihad Stadium. Kids had a great time, thanks to Ludsy, AFL Gippsland and the AFL Auskick Program for making it all happen. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

53 Central Gippsland Junior Football League Teams UNDER 10, UNDER 12 & UNDER 14 From Scott McCafferty, Ryan Walsh & Guy Cheffers, Club CGJFL Committee Executive 2017 was another successful year both on and off the field. Although we did not come home with a flag in any of the three grades, we believe we have come so much further as a Club. Our volunteers are beginning to grow in numbers and the support shown through all our supporters have been second to none. The whole Club has been again a showcase to others in the competition who remain to be envious of the Yinnar Football & Netball Club. This year we have had a change in the Club s hierarchy scrapping the title of President with Scott, Ryan and Guy sharing the load as the U10,12,14 Executives. There were many benefits to this change which saw a more even spread of roles and had our players reap some further rewards off the field that had not been achieved in the past. Once again Jaclyn McCafferty Co-ordinated the canteen and her work needs to be again recognised. Jackie maintained a solid work ethic throughout the entire season including the MGFL Interleague and CGJFL finals and we are forever grateful of her hard work this season. Along with Jackie, her stable and dedicated crew of Marcelle and Renata Makepeace, Melissa Chessum, Mel Dove and not forgetting Sienna Cheffers, Meg Renwick, Kym Walsh, and Natalie Cheffers whom all did an amazing power of work this season also. Thank you very much ladies, your work has been greatly appreciated by us all. Thank you again to our ground management team consisting of Dean VanDerMeer, Brendan Chessum, Jason Seath and Brian Renwick. The mowing and lines (which were always better than the western oval) including the surrounds clean ups were always an absolute showcase. The Club thanks you very much for your continuing hard work and dedication. Our Under 14 grade were this year teamed up with a Buddy from the Senior playing group and although The first year of any new program will always need the screws tightened to adjust it to make it right. We believe that we are on the right path for this program to become a future pathway to the success of the Yinnar Football & Netball Club. There were many positives in this new initiative, with many of our Under 14 boys assisting in running water etc. for the seniors over the course of the season and there were new faces watching our boys and girls play on a Saturday or Sunday morning from the senior playing group. There are also many thanks to go out to parent helpers for this year, and they are for our Field, Goal, Boundary Umpires and the Time Keepers. This year Ryan Walsh had the unenviable job of cleaning our public toilets each week and what a great job he did. To our Coaches, Assistant Coaches, and Team Managers for providing a positive environment for our players to participate in each week. Thank you to the Past Players & Officials Committee for their ongoing support through their presentation of a Club Voucher to our top age U14 players. This is a wonderful initiative that will help retain our players, while encouraging them and their parents to transition from the junior ranks through to the seniors. Also, a new initiative this year was the start of the Past Players and Officials Clubman Award for the U10,12,14 s, this is a very important award to have and we thank you for having this to award our kids who go above and beyond to help this Club. Thanks for the opportunity to be part of this great Club and look forward to Page 53

54 2017 Award Winners UNDER 14 Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Coaches Award Most Improved Most Determined Most Disciplined UNDER 12 Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Most Improved Most Determined Coaches Award Most Disciplined UNDER 10 Most Valuable Player Best Team Player Most Improved Coaches Award Best First Year Player Most Disciplined Most Valuable Player Blake VanDerMeer Jedd Felmingham Harrison Smith Jack Chessum Tige Renwick Jye Wilson Corey Thorburn Daniel Masters Sienna Cheffers Ben Woodward Flynn Schill Bailey Piedrafita Luke Cheffers Liam Masters Deagan Ryrie Oliver McColl Harvey Mckay Matthew Moore Luke Cheffers A new award was implemented in 2017 that aims to recognise a player from the 10/12/14 teams who demonstrates commitment and service to the Club both on and off the field, highlighting what we believe is critical in maintaining a strong Club and honouring the commitment to acknowledging the efforts our volunteers. The award is sponsored by our YFNC Past Player s & Officials Committee. There were several candidates this year that the award could have gone to. Some of the tasks performed by our youngest volunteers include: orange prep, timekeeping, running water, boundary umpiring, canteen assistance, scoreboard attendant, assisting in ground management. This year s award went to a player who always asked how to help, whether it was been at the canteen on home games at 7.30am in the morning helping, assisting Jack with the timekeeping, running water for the seniors, spending all day in the canteen for the U16/18 interleague and helping with our Under 16 s this year, along with many other chores like bin duty and clean ups. Congratulations and well done to Matthew McCafferty. BEST & FAIREST YEAR UNDER 13 UNDER N/A S Cook 1997 S Jones R Duffus 1998 D Yeates R Pollock 1999 N Andrijczak R Pollock Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

55 BEST & FAIREST YEAR UNDER 14 UNDER 12 UNDER R Duffus / B Embry R Pollock R Parry 2001 J Norder J Embry J Roe 2002 Brent Connelly Robert Parry Liam Johnson 2003 Robert Parry Mason Lont Alex Tatterson 2004 Robert Parry Nicholas Mayer Sam Mazou 2005 Mason Lont Alex Tatterson Jayden Wilkins 2005 Mason Lont Alex Tatterson Jayden Wilkins 2006 Alex Tatterson Mark Stolk Billy Davey 2007 Alex Tatterson Dylan Briggs Not awarded 2008 Sam Mazou Riley Hogarth Not awarded 2009 Jack McGrath Riley Hogarth & Tyler Hillier Not awarded 2010 Matt Dyke Hudson Kerr Not awarded 2011 Alex Lawson Aidan Quigley Not awarded 2012 Hudson Kerr Lincoln Oddy Not awarded 2013 Aidan Quigley Bailey Flanigan Not awarded 2014 Bayley Flanigan Nixon Hall Not awarded 2015 Aidyn Sheers Nixon Hall Not awarded 2016 Nixon Hall Harrison McColl Not awarded 2017 Blake VanDerMeer Corey Thorburn Not awarded GOAL KICKING YEAR UNDER 13 UNDER R Duffus 1997 R Duffus R Duffus 1998 R Duffus J Nardino, B Connelly & T Negro 1999 R Duffus B Hermens YEAR UNDER 14 UNDER 12 UNDER J Hornsey B Connelly R Parry 2001 Not awarded J Embry J Roe 2002 Brent Connelly & Jayden Embry Jake Roe Liam Johnson 2003 Brent Connelly Liam Johnson Liam Maynard & Nick Mayer 2004 Jesse Hornibrook Liam Johnson Tom Grumley 2005 Ryan Tatterson Nick Mayer Jayden Wilkins / Brad Connelly 2006 Alex Tatterson Jayden Wilkins Brad Connelly 2007 Alex Tatterson Liam Smit Max Renwick 2008 Sam Mazou Bradley Connelly Aidan Quigley & Mitch Renwick 2009 Jack McGrath & Kurt Holt Alex Lawson Aidan Quigley 2010 Matt Dyke Hudson Kerr & Sam Davey Dustin Weir 2011 Alex Lawson Aidan Quigley Aidyn Sheers 2012 Aidan Quigley Aidyn Sheers Sam Walsh 2013 Aidan Quigley Aidyn Sheers Sam Walsh 2014 Josh Bugeja Tristen Waack Kaiden Jenkins 2015 Aidyn Sheers Sam Walsh / Tristen Waack Mack Reinets 2016 Hayden Dwyer Jack Quirk Huntar Little 2017 Hayden Dwyer Huntar Little Benjamin Burrows Page 55

56 Career Junior Football Matches Played PLAYER 2017 CAREER Noah McCafferty Xavier McCafferty Harry Bugeja Benjamin Burrows Luke Cheffers Beau Chessum Zachary DeBeer 9 18 Luke Douch Billy Durea Jordan Dwyer Huntar Little Ryder Makepeace 8 38 Liam Masters Oliver McColl Hudson McCulloch Lucas McCulloch Clancy Mills Matthew Moore Riese Pancutt Grady Ryan Flynn Schill Corey Thorburn Will Xerri Jack Daddo Lachlan DeBeer Hayden Deacon Lahlan Freeman Jordan Gill Jackson Gray Thomas Hoghton 8 62 Tarmah Little Dylan Makepeace Daniel Masters Harrison McColl Archie Mills Bailey Piedrafita Jack Quirk Mackenzie Rieniets Zac Schill Matthew McCafferty Reece Brown Jack Chessum Hayden Dwyer Jedd Felmingham Boyd Makepeace Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

57 PLAYER 2017 CAREER Jai Makepeace Tige Renwick Harrison Smith Blake VanDerMeer Tristen Waack Sam Walsh Jye Wilson Parker Mason Jaxon Ryrie Benjamin Woodward Reese Adams Noah Mudge 6 6 Hayden Ryrie Deagan Ryrie Bobby Kanavan Joseph Spark Ford Gore Cooper Gaunt Sienna Cheffers Lukas Seath Grace Schill Suede Makepeace Harrison Foster Harvey Mckay Bailey Beecher Page 57

58 Mid Gippsland Football League Teams SENIORS, RESERVES, UNDER 18 & UNDER 16 From: Dean Suares, Vice President Football For the 4th consecutive year we had all four of our MGFL teams play off in the finals series, once again another exciting season for the Club. Craig (Bluey) Flanigan in his final year of coaching led the 4ths side to the grand final only to fall just short of success. Bluey with his many years of junior coaching experience got the best out of this group, considering we were again light on with numbers and we thank the Under 14 boys who stepped up each week, the 4ths had a barn storming finals series to fall short at the end by a goal, a testament to the belief and hard work of Bluey and his team of volunteers. A fantastic season. Ken Hutchinson stepped up this year and took on the 3rds side, this was never going to be an easy task as we were short of numbers from the start of the season, Ken and his assistants senior players Tyler Chisholm and Jarred Henderson worked tirelessly each week to ensure we fielded a side every game. We again thank the boys from the 4ths who stepped up each week to help out, with minimal numbers the 3rds still managed to play finals football with a number of players ready to take the next step into the senior sides, well done Ken and his able volunteers in what was a lot of hard work. James Mills again coached the reserves and had a terrific season, with the seniors hit by injuries James lost players most weeks but still finished top three and played off in another finals series with the right mix of youth and experience. The reserves dropped their first final and came through the hard way topping it off with a grand final victory. James had plenty of support on and off the field and worked hand in hand with senior coach Jamie Aitken to achieve the ultimate success, well-done James. Jamie Aitken took on the senior coaching position as a first-year coach, Jamie recruited some quality people and players to assist him on and off the field, this translated into achieving their goal of a top 3 finish after the home and away season. After two great finals wins the side progressed through to the grand final only to fall agonizing short. Disappointing as it was we had an up and down year with many injuries and a form slump before the finals. Jamie acquitted himself well in his first year of coaching with able support from his group of volunteer s week in and week out, we look forward to going one better in season 2018 Finally a big thank you to all the tireless work done by all our volunteers who assist in getting these sides onto the field each week, these teams would not be competitive without your wonderful support. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

59 2017 Award Winners SENIORS Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Most Consistent Most Determined Most Improved Most Improved JW Bennett Memorial Goal Kicking Award RESERVES Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Most Consistent Most Determined Coaches Award Coaches Award UNDER 18 Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Best Utility Craig Cook Memorial Most League B&F Votes Most Improved Coaches Award Most Disciplined JW Bennett Memorial Goal Kicking Award UNDER 16 Best & Fairest and Most Courageous Runner Up Best & Fairest Most Consistent & Best Finals Player Leading Goal Kicker Most Improved Most Determined Most Disciplined Danny Campbell Michael Geary Jesse Sleswick Riley Flanigan Dane Hicks Dean Linton Liam Visser Daniel Webster Pat McGrath Seb Famularo David Giles Lachlan Alexander Callum Alexander Sam Findlay Judah Leak Josh French Joshua Bugeja Ben McCormack Ryley Smyth Mitchell Murphy-Douch Haydn Peavey Bailey Flanigan Patrick Kearns Matthew Ounjit Aidyn Sheers Tim Hutchinson Arie Hendrikse Liam Hobbs Page 59

60 Goal Kicking YEAR SENIORS RESERVES UNDER 17/18 UNDER 15/ P Rennie 1967 P Rennie R McKay 1968 P Rennie R McKay S Stewart 1969 K Nicholas R McKay D Wilkins 1970 P Rennie P Fox I Mitchell J Quigley 1971 P Rennie G Brown G Williams 1972 M Ryan P Rennie W Leviston S Quigley 1973 M Ryan H McGregor M Smythe A Cook 1974 J Kornacki I Sutherland A Cook S Quigley 1975 P Rennie M Quigley S Quigley S Quigley 1976 P Rennie R Brown S Quigley J Brouns 1977 P Rennie P Rennie R Whitelaw M Maynard 1978 P Rennie C Shepherd J Brouns M Maynard 1979 P Rennie A Nardino T Sewell G Hornibrook 1980 P Rennie S Griffiths G Hornibrook S Shaw & S Austen 1981 P Rennie R Whitton G Hornibrook M Lawless 1982 W Loechel P Rennie N Mitchell I Heesom 1983 S Quigley P Rennie S Tavner R Lont 1984 P Corn P Rennie C Lees C Jewkes 1985 S Quigley P Rennie R Lont J Devries 1986 S Quigley A Betts D Lont S Bond 1987 D Starr G Gregoriou D Cook D Little 1988 R Couling C Rasmus D Little B Little 1989 R Couling R Cook V Proud B Little 1990 D Lont E Duve B Little L Orchard 1991 D Lont M Duggan B Little L Orchard 1992 R Couling J Knowles D Starr D Burrows M Cheffers 1993 R Thomas B Renwick/ B Stephens B Williams B Holt 1994 R Couling R Lucas D Paterson B Holt 1995 B Mayo D Shields B Lindsay L Burslem 1996 A Quirk D Brown A Milligan S Mulder 1997 A Milligan D Brown D Stanistreet N Scurrah 1998 P McCulloch D Brown M Dowling S Hopkins 1999 R Couling T Sullivan S McCulloch D Yeates * Changed to Under 18 & Under 16 from R Couling R Mayo M Kovacevic J Sanders 2001 B Holt C Webster M McManus J Hornsey 2002 C Harwood R Couling B Wilson B Wilson 2003 M Andrew R Couling R Duffus B Wilson 2004 B Sherriff D Brown R Duffus B Connelly 2005 B Holt M McManus L Norder R Townsend 2006 C Stanlake R Duffus R Pollock J Roe Duggan 2007 Brad Knowles Rylee Duffus Jill Ivan Nuguid Joel Rasmus 2008 B Holt / B Wilson Joshua Garth Mark Thorburn Nicholas Mayer 2009 Brendan Holt Don Burney Shaun Zaghet Alex Tatterson 2010 Brendan Holt Shaun Hecker Jake Renwick Sam Mazou 2011 Thys Stanistreet Rylee Duffus Sam Mazou Jamie Maggs 2012 Thys Stanistreet Tony Spiteri Callum Alexander Matt Dyke 2013 Joshua Swift Cam Harwood Callum Alexander Max Renwick 2014 Tim Aitken Marcus Webb Matt Hodder Aidan Quigley 2015 Tim Aitken Michael Higgins Zac Cantrill Ben Cheffers 2016 Brayden Wilson Marcus Webb Zac Cantrill Ayden Sheers 2017 Liam Visser Patrick McGrath Joshua Bugeja Ayden Sheers Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

61 Best and Fairest YEAR SENIORS RESERVES UNDER 17/18 UNDER 15/ J A Bennett A Hopkins 1960 B Bennett A Hopkins 1961 A Shaw N Williams 1962 N Williams 1963 D Gould K Oddy 1964 R O Hara R Makepeace G Walker 1965 A Shaw R Makepeace W Little 1966 A Sewell V Felmingham P Simpson 1967 A Sewell H Kennedy T Farley 1968 D Frame H Kennedy D Farley 1969 I Schmutter A Amiet G Coleman 1970 D Frame K Graham L Jay G Williams 1971 R Bremner L Jay M Quigley G Williams / F Zoneveld 1972 R Wright J Gorrie W Leviston G Fowkes 1973 P Porter D Farley W Leviston A Cook 1974 R Roylance K Gorrie G Fowkes M Williams 1975 C Metcalf D Farley W Bassee S Quigley 1976 G Prater D Farley S Quigley G Bennett 1977 J Hallam D Farley G Williams T Sewell 1978 M Williams B Davey D Webster C Tavner 1979 K Neille B Cain M Keogh M Maynard 1980 M Goldsbrough T Rilen M Maynard G Tavner 1981 P Flaherty W Zuidland A Inger S Trembath 1982 B Mathieson C Shepherd G Sauzier I Heesom 1983 R Bacchetti G Tavner G Renwick / D Bishop G Renwick 1984 L Ponton R Connelly G Renwick G Renwick 1985 A Nardino P Nardino R Lucas T Hornibrook 1986 N Brennan B Cain S Walsh S Bond 1987 D Webster J Triggs S Bond D Little 1988 R Couling C Rasmus S Bond Guy Cheffers 1989 M Monacella M Kearns V Proud Guy Cheffers 1990 D Hogarth R Lucas S Bennett L Orchard 1991 L Knowles A Rule B Lambrecht L Orchard 1992 B Stanistreet Glen Cheffers Darren Burrows M Cheffers 1993 B Stanistreet J Irvine G Little C Johnson 1994 J Knowles N Firmin B Knowles B Holt 1995 M Monacella / B Mayo B Renwick B Lindsay L Burslem 1996 M Monacella B Lindsay A Milligan L Burslem 1997 G Davey B Lindsay M Dowling K Smith 1998 C Shanahan T Sullivan M Dowling S Hopkins 1999 A Milligan M Maynard L Clarke J Dowling * Age group Under 18 & Under 16 from Dean Cheffers Brent Ludlow Jarred Broadbent Andrew Taylor 2001 Rick Galea Ken Hutchinson Travis Brighton Steve Foster 2002 Guy Cheffers Rod Couling Jimmy Dowling Daniel Webster 2003 Liam Visser Mark Duggan Jimmy Dowling Ryan Cornell 2004 Liam Visser Jason Irvine Jason Yates Nick Johnson 2005 Liam Visser Daniel Webster Todd Gilmour Jill-Ivan Nuguid 2006 Liam Visser Matthew Rennie Jake Roe Duggan Nicholas Johnson 2007 Tom McQualter Matthew Rennie Dale Murphy Mason Lont 2008 Tom McQualter Kris Leahy Dale Murphy & Daniel Nardino Nicholas Linton 2009 Ash Milligan Matt Whitelaw Nicholas Linton Alex Tatterson 2010 Daniel Webster Todd Gilmour Brendan Brownscombe Mark Stolk 2011 Liam Visser Nicholas Linton Mark Stolk Tom Sewell 2012 Brendan Chapman Matt Nardino Luke Linton Matt Dyke 2013 James Dowling Dan Nardino Jack McGrath Riley Hogarth 2014 James Dowling Luke Linton Mason Larder Hudson Kerr 2015 James Dowling Luke Bremner Luke Van Rooy Max Hendrikse 2016 Jake Mowat Luke Van Rooy Daniel Schneider & Zac Arie Hendrikse Cantrill 2017 Danny Campbell Daniel Webster Sam Findlay Bailey Flanigan Page 61

62 Career Senior & Reserve Football Matches Played 2017 CAREER Jaime Aitken Callum Alexander Lachlan Alexander Jesse Berryman Lambert Jesse Bird Luke Bremner Josh Bugeja 7 7 Lachlan Burslem Josh Cahill Danny Campbell Ben Cheffers Tyler Chisholm Lee Clarke Sebastian Coffey 8 8 Leigh Cummins 6 28 Tim Darby 5 92 Jade Derbyshire Matthew Dowling Anthony Dunne Matt Dyke Sebastian Famularo Jack Findlay Sam Findlay 9 9 Riley Flanigan Scott Frank-Koczwara 2 2 Michael Geary Max Geraldes David Giles Cameron Harwood Daniel Hawking Jarrod Henderson Dane Hicks Emerson Hicks Michael Higgins Joel Lawless 3 51 Matthew Lewellen Dean Linton Luke Linton Nick Linton Brandon Mahoney Hafis Matthews Liam Maynard Shane McColl Ben McCormack 2 2 Sam McCulloch Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

63 2017 CAREER Patrick McGrath James Mills Sam Mills Gabe Olver Jarrod Raun Max Renwick Mitch Renwick Paul Roberts Jesse Sleswick Riley Smyth 1 1 Eamon Suares Marc Szkwarek Beau Taysom Liam Visser Robert Webb Daniel Webster Jai Williams Jamie Winters Matthew Woodhouse Damien Yates Daniel Yates Page 63

64 Career Junior Football Matches Played 2017 CAREER Joshua Bugeja Ben Cheffers Lachlan Cormick Rowan Dodds Peter Duncan Sam Findlay Ethan Foley Joshua French Thomas Hayes Max Hendrikse Jacob Lawless 1 93 Judah Leak 9 9 Benjamin McCormack Mitchell Murphy-Douch Patrick Rand Matthew Smith Ryley Smyth Connor Watson Reece Adams Hudson Alexander-Hicks Caleb Bell Jack Chessum Brentan Clissold 2 2 Oliver Doig Aaron Drinken Bailey Flanigan Bradley Gill Arie Hendrikse Liam Hobbs Tim Hutchinson Matthew Kearns Patrick Kearns Bailey Lewis Matthew McCafferty Jack McFarlane Bayley McClure Matthew Ounjit Yim Phonrat Tige Renwick Harran Robinson 5 9 Dan Rawlinson Aidyn Sheers Eros Zappulla Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

65 Mid Gippsland Netball League Teams A GRADE, B GRADE, C GRADE, D GRADE, UNDER 17, UNDER 15 From Deirdre Buckley, Club MGNA Committee President Our season for 2017 has finished, with 4 out of 6 teams reaching finals. Our coaches were Halie McColl, A Grade, Hannah Mills, B grade, Sharyn Henry, C grade, Brooke Mills, D grade, Sue Hutchinson, 17 s and Cathy Hutchinson, 15s. These coaches are credit to themselves; our Club wouldn t be as strong in the league without their commitment, dedication, enthusiasm towards our players and club. Were very lucky to have them at our Club. We struggled with numbers this year, given major injuries to players, pregnancies, girls shifting away & work commitments. We therefore called on our juniors to play senior netball this year, which was a great advantage to the senior sides given the high calibre of juniors we have in the Club. B,C,D & 17s made finals this year, with our 17s going the whole way to the Grand final, but unfortunately losing on the day. Congratulations to Mary Corponi winning D grade Best and Fairest, also Hollie Bugeja 3rd in B grade for Mid Gippsland Football Netball League We also had numerous girls play in State & Regional Leagues, Mid Gippsland Squad, congratulations girls. Thank you to Zoe Hibbert our Club umpire who umpired our 15s & 17s nearly every week. A big thank you to Jenny Mills, who is a Life member of our Club, who helped us out with umpiring A & B nearly all season. Thank you to parents that brought our players to training, game day, filling water bottles, scoring, time keeping and helping in canteen. Our senior netballers, a very special thank you for doing canteen duty Saturday mornings, scoring, time keeping, help pack up courts at end of training and game day. Our Club is successful due to the help of the Netball Committee, Louise Quigley, Vice President, Janelle Szkwarek, Secretary, Sharon Kearns, Treasurer, General Committee, Pauline Couling, Linda Huzier, Leanne Linton, Leanne Dalton, so a big thank you to everyone. Our netballers strength and commitment is becoming greater every year. This is a reflection on how great our Club is and hopefully keep improving in the future years. I sincerely thank everyone for all your contribution, in which was a very hard season for our Club, but we didn t give up, which shows the how strong this Club is. Thank you, Dee. Page 65

66 2017 Award Winners A GRADE Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Coaches Award B GRADE Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Coaches Award C GRADE Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Coaches Award D GRADE Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Coaches Award 17 & UNDER Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Best Player Finals Series Most Consistent 15 & UNDER Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Most Consistent Michelle Masters Gabrielle Maynard Sophie Lecchino Hollie Bugeja Zoey Hibbert Kate Visser Jessica Hutchinson Alice Davey Annabelle Linton Mary Corponi Tahlia Langan & Sonia Williams Hannah Sandy Sophie Lecchino Hollie Bugeja Charlotte Hicks Taylah Cheffers Mackenzie Tingay Meg Hutchinson Georgia Martin Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

67 Best & Fairest YEAR A GRADE B GRADE C GRADE D GRADE UNDER L Bennett 1977 L Bennett S Bennett S Bennett S Bennett 1983 J Smethurst 1984 S Whitelaw L Houghton L Hornibrook 1985 J Mills C Bennett J Whitelaw 1986 R Collins M Norder L Hornibrook 1987 M Goldsbrough 1988 J Mills/C Bennett L Hornibrook C Schmitz 1989 J Mills J Whitelaw P Couling 1990 J Mills N Daly /W Maher S Stolk 1991 C Bennett W Smeele S Plumridge 1992 M Joustra W Smeele N De Morton P Webster 1993 D Burrows D Knowles C Lont/T Olver K Furlong 1994 C Bennett K Nathan C Schmitz J Fox 1995 C Hall L Linton R Clarke N De Morton 1996 R Quirk K Nathan P Couling/ N McKeown J Whitelaw 1997 S Welsh A Holt/M Currie B Fox D Jones 1998 V Stevens K Nathan D Jones S Vesty K Cowie 1999 V Stevens N Daly P Hicks S Barry A Williamson 2000 N Bowe D Greenwood H Lancaster F Smith K Knowles YEAR A GRADE B GRADE C GRADE D GRADE UNDER 17 UNDER A Holt D Sharman P Couling B Withington K Soutar/M Nathan J Webster 2002 A Holt S Barry P Couling F Smith C Brimblecombe J Webster 2003 A Holt D Knowles M Mills K Clarke L Webster T Chapman 2004 J Stevens P Couling K Armstrong J Higgins C Gunn R Chapman 2005 M Mills/N Holt A Galea L Webster K Brewer P Chapman R Chapman 2006 P Chapman P Couling L Bloomfield B Davey R Chapman J Salleh 2007 P Chapman P Couling/K Sherriff V Sharp J Deguara M Burney S Lewis 2008 A Holt N Holt S Williams L Pursch S Lewis P Linton 2009 P Shellcot N Holt L Pursch A Clarke /J Penney N Kearns L Hornibrook 2010 K Hillier L Pursch L Nardino J Webster J Quigley D Couling 2011 S McDonald K Harwood C Maynard C Mills K Mayer P Bennett Swinley 2012 P Chapman K Harwood T Leahy E Renwick G Maynard C Sherriff 2013 A Tewieriek E Couling /S Andrew M Hutchison S Whitelaw K Nardino Sinead Cantrill 2014 R Chapman G Maynard K Vary/J Quigley L Sewell K Nardino G Hutchinson 2015 H McColl Z Hibbert L Bloomfield/C Aristidou L Sewell C Sherriff/B Henderson G Hutchinson 2016 G Hutchinson M Hutchison C Carney N Felmingham J Hutchinson M Hutchinson 2017 M Masters H Bugeja J Hutchinson M Corponi S Lecchino M Tingay Page 67

68 Career Senior MGNA Netball Matches Played PLAYER 2017 CAREER Connie Aristidou 3 81 Stacey Andrew Lyndell Blair Lisa Bloomfield Hollie Bugeja Tayla Cheffers Jessica Clarke 5 5 Mary Corponi Cayleigh Corrie Danielle Couling Ellie Couling Nicole Dalton Niamh Dalrymple 6 6 Alice Davey Brooke Duncan Maree Garratt Angela Goulding Briar Henderson Sharyn Henry Zoey Hibbert Charlotte Hicks 2 3 MaddisonHutchison Meg Hutchinson 3 3 Jessica Hutchinson Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

69 PLAYER 2017 CAREER Hayley Huzier Naomi Kearns Maddison Knowles 4 4 Tahlia Langan Sophie Lecchino Annabelle Linton Hannah Linton 8 34 Phoebe Linton Michelle Masters Gabrielle Maynard Halie McColl Skye McDonald 6 36 Brooke Mills Hannah Mills Eliza Monacella Jessica Penney Sarah Quigley Hannah Sandy Lauren Sewell Kate Visser Stacey Webster Sonia Williams Jaymi Wright 2 2 Prior to 2001 Senior Games: Games played in A or B grade regardless of age, games played in any grade (A, B, C or D) for players over the age of onwards Senior Games: Games played in A/B/C/D Grade irrespective of age. Page 69

70 Career Junior (MGNA) Netball Matches Played 2017 TOTAL Hollie Bugeja Natasha Burgess 0 18 Tayla Cheffers Caleigh Corrie Niamh Dalrymple 0 9 Meg Dunn Charlotte Hicks Jessica Hoghton 0 15 Amy Hutchinson 1 12 Meg Hutchinson Chloe Huzier 0 16 Hayley Huzier Maddison Knowles 0 19 Sophie Lecchino 0 18 Georgia Martin Chloe McCulloch 6 15 Halyey Sheers Mackenzie Tingay 0 17 Prior to 2001 Senior Games: Games played in A or B grade regardless of age, games played in any grade (A, B, C or D) for players over the age of onwards Senior Games: Games played in A/B/C/D Grade irrespective of age. Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

71 Churchill Indoor Netball Association Teams From Jacqui Burrows, CINA Coordinator Yinnar entered two teams in the Churchill Indoor Netball Association. The Under 11s team was coached by Georgia Hutchinson and had 10 players, 9 of which were first time players. The Under 13 team was coached by Jacquie Burrows and had three new players join the team, with the other players moving up from Under 11s. The u/11 team were undefeated in the home and away season, but lost to Yarram in the first final. They won the preliminary final convincingly and then went on to win the Grand Final against Yarram. The Under 13 s finished third on the ladder and lost the qualifying final by one point to Churchill 2. Two Under 13 players, Annie Burrows and Ella McCulloch were identified by talent scouts and have been invited to try out for Gippsland Netball Academy in September. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Net Poole who was our CINA Administrator. Net did extensive work behind the scenes with the administration and game day set up. I would also like to thank Georgia Hutchinson who shared her knowledge and enthusiasm with both the Under 11 and Under 13 girls. Finally I would also like to thank the parents who assisted at training, scoring of matches and generally supported the girls playing netball Award Winners 11 & UNDER Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Coaches Award 13 & UNDER Best & Fairest Runner Up Best & Fairest Coaches Award Mia Cheffers & Sophie Foster Claire Thorburn Meg Renwick Ella McCulloch Annabelle Burrows Verity Jeffrey Page 71

72 Best & Fairest UNDER 15 ZODIACS UNDER 15 BLACK MAGIC UNDER 13 GLADIATORS UNDER 13 PURPLE UNDER 11 WHITE 1997 N/A S Barry L Martin K Cowie L Yates 1998 L Martin L Wilson K Hogan L Yates P Chapman 1999 UNDER 17 ZODIACS UNDER 17 BLACK MAGIC UNDER 15 GLADIATORS UNDER 13 GLADIATORS UNDER 13 ZODIACS UNDER 11 LIGHTNING A Holt A Wilcox K Soutar L Yates J Higgins P Chapman 2000 UNDER 17 BLACK UNDER 15 WHITE UNDER 13 MAGPIES UNDER 13 PIES UNDER 11 MIGHTY MAGPIES F Barry J Higgins M Mills T Pike M Burney 2001 UNDER 15 ZODIACS UNDER 15 MAGPIES UNDER 13 THUNDERBOLTS UNDER 13 LIGHTNING UNDER 11 MAGPIES C Brimblecombe C Gunn R Chapman P Lafferty K Ormrod 2002 UNDER 17 ZODIACS UNDER 15 STARS UNDER 13 SWOOPERS UNDER 13 BRUMBIES UNDER 13 GROOVY CHICKS UNDER 11 COMETS UNDER 11 ASTEROIDS S Langanke C Gunn K Halliday R Chapman G Pyle A Nicholls M Gunn 2003 UNDER 17 SUNS UNDER 15 BULLETS UNDER 15 BW S UNDER 13 COYOTES UNDER 13 ZODIACS UNDER 11 CHECKERS UNDER 11 ACES S Langanke G Pyle T Pike R Chapman E Garth J Webster H Kaser 2004 UNDER 17 SUNS UNDER 15 BULLETS UNDER 13 MAGGIES UNDER 13 ZEBRAS UNDER 11 MAGPIES UNDER 11 DOMINOS S Langanke G Pyle E Bostedt B Seymour E Watson E Mills 2005 UNDER 17 PIXIES UNDER 15 PRINCESSES UNDER 13 WICKED WITCHES UNDER 13 CHECKERS UNDER 11 MAGPIES UNDER 11 SWALLOWS Penny Lafferty Emma Wyhoon Emma Watson Erika Peters Gabrielle Maynard Alex Bennett 2006 U17 BLACK & WHITE U15 CHECKERS U13 DOMINATORS U13 ACES U11 SWALLOWS U11 MIGHTY MAGPIES Brittany Webb Shae Heeremans Catherine Gunn Jayne Quigley Stacey Webster Gabrielle Maynard Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

73 2007 U13 MIGHTY MAGPIES UNDER 13 SWALLOWS UNDER 13 SWIFTS UNDER 11 CHECKERS UNDER 11 MAGPIES Georgia Buckley Jayne Quigley Alexandra Bennett Piper Swinley - Bennett Stacey Webster 2008 UNDER 15/17 T BIRDS UNDER 13 PRETTY PANDAS UNDER 13 CRAZY MAGPIES UNDER 13 BCWW S UNDER 11 DOMINATORS UNDER 11 RUNNING RHINOS UNDER 11 CHEETAHS 2009 Emma Watson Emma Gunn Danielle Couling Sarah Quigley Stacey Webster Samantha Hogarth UNDER 15/17 TIK TOXX UNDER 13 UNDER 15/17 BLACK PANTHERS UNDER 13 M&M S MIGHTY MAGPIES Natalie Ling Aimee Dawson Stacey Webster Piper Swinley - Bennett UNDER 11 DREAM TEAM Bronte Spark India Inger UNDER 11 FUNKY UNDER 11 MONKEYS BTE S Samantha Hogan Kiana Wilson UNDER HSM CHICKS Annabelle Linton 2010 U15/17 WARTHOGS U15/17 KUNGFU PANDAS U13 M & MS U13 MINI VIXENS U13 DANCING DEVILS U11 TERMINATORS U11 JJ S U11 HSM CHICKS Natalie Ling Genevieve Blakeley Samantha Elliston Alice Davey Samantha Hogarth Georgia Hutchinson Tayla Cheffers Emily Vella 2011 U15/17 RED VINES U15/17 WILDONES U13 ULTIMATE DREAM TEAM U13 WILDCATS U13 ACIDS U11 SKITTLES U11 ROXY NETBALLERS Natalie Ling Genevieve Blakeley Tiarne Bayley Hannah Linton Rose Van Rooy Tayla Cheffers Emily McCulloch 2012 U15/17 REVENGE U15/17 TRANSFORMERS U13 SWOOPED UP U13 BELIEBERS U13 WINNERS U11 ALL STARS U11 CHIPETTES Alice Davey Taylah Van Tilburg Charlotte Hicks Tayla Cheffers Georgia Hutchinson Bianca Kelly Hollie Bugeja 2013 UNDER 15/17 TERRADACTORS UNDER 15/17 LET S BE HONEST UNDER 13 SWAGGENATORS UNDER 13 ELECTRIFIED UNDER 11 SKITTLES UNDER 9 MINI VIXENS Emma Telford Kim Gordon Chelsea Koostra Emily Vella Hollie Bugeja Emma Walker 2014 UNDER 13 UNDER 15/17 UNDER 13 SHINY UNDER 11 RAINBOW BEYONCE DIAMONDS MINI VIXENS ZEBRAS Emily Vella Georgia Martin Hayley Sheers Amy Hutchinson & UNDER 13 & UNDER 13 Amy Hutchinson Georgia Martin 11 & UNDER 13 & UNDER Not awarded Not awarded & UNDER 13 & UNDER Mia Cheffers & Sophie Foster Ella McCulloch Page 73

74 Career Junior (CINA) Netball Matches Played 2017 TOTAL Annabelle Burrows Abbey Walsh Alannah Deacon Ashleigh Martin Chanel McFarlane Charlotte Ryan Claire Thorburn Elissa Walsh 10 0 Ella McCulloch Frankie Sparks Katelyn Moore Luci Seath Mackenzie Poole Meg Renwick Mia Cheffers Molly Mills Shanique Rohde Sienna Cheffers 9 15 Sophie Foster Verity Jeffrey Yinnar Football & Netball Club 2016 Annual Report, our 134th year

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