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1 ROOS NEWS The weekly newsletter of the Coorparoo Junior Australian Football Club Inc. Volume: 11 Issue: 70 Date: 28 May 2015 INSIDE Club Information Club Information 1-3 Match Reports th Yr Merchanise 10 Club & Team Sponsors 11 Code of Conduct 12 Committee List 13 Coorparoo Junior Australian Rules Football Club Giffin Park Birubi Street Coorparoo com Roos News is published each Thursday throughout the football season. For submissions Helene (Editor) before Tuesday 4pm. COORPAROO JAFC PERSONALISED CLUB BAGS $35 We need 15 Bag Orders to submit our next order. FINAL ORDERS NOW!!! Great End Of Season Gift Idea For Coach or Managers DON T MISS OUT. ORDER AT THE CANTEEN OR SEND YOUR ORDER BY . A sample of the bag can be viewed at the club canteen if required. Your Choice of Name up to 18 Characters MAJOR SPONSOR We welcome Orion Apartments to the CJAFC family as a major sponsor of our Senior Women s team. Orion Apartments has been developed and constructed by KTQ Developments. It is located in the heart of Coorparoo, and is the area s latest largest scale development under construction. It will be two 11 storey buildings featuring one and two bedroom apartments with a rooftop pool taking advantage of the amazing city skyline views Orion Apartments are very proud to be a Corporate Partner with the Club, getting behind the mighty Roos and supporting the local community. We encourage you to go down and check out their amazing display unit along Cavendish Road at Coorparoo.

2 Page 2 Club Information YOUR LAST CHANCE TO WIN THE GREAT HISTORY HUNT In every edition of Roos News starting from next week you will find a question about the amazing history of your Club. The answer to the question can be found in the 80th anniversary display that has been constructed in the Clubhouse. Look around at the photos, news articles, trophies, pennants and the wealth of information in this monument to 80 years of glorious Coorparoo AFC football tradition. Our resident historian and architect of the 80th display, Evan Findlay, will be our Quizmaster. 80th Year Merchandise up for grabs!!! We are kicking off our 80th Year of Footy with your chance to win some Coorparoo 80th Year Merchandise. 1st Prize - 80th Year Prize Pack Corrparoo Hoodie, 80th Year Jersey, 80th Year Cap, Club Socks and 80th Year Bumper Sticker Andrew Bradley and Place Estate Agents at Samuel Village are very proud to be one of the major sponsors for the club again in To assist the club financially Andrew has established with CJAFC a new initiative to give back to the community, and CJFC will be the prime beneficiaries. Through this Partnership Program Andrew and Place Coorparoo will donate a percentage of its commission on a property sale back to the club. Andrew said the program would be mutually beneficial Place will donate a percentage of their commission to CJAFC for any parent that is referred and lists with Andrew or Place Coorparoo to sell their property, Grab an entry form at the clubhouse or from the canteen, write down your answer and details and drop it in the draw box, or us your answer along with your name and contact number to coorparoojuniors@aflbj.com. Correct entries will go in to the draw for a fabulous weekly prize and will be published in the following week s edition of the Roos News and on our website. All correct entries will also be in the running for the Grand Prize of a Limited Edition 80th anniversary guernsey to be drawn on the 2nd of August at our Past Players and Supporters Day. So keep an eye out for the Roos News, have a wander through the 80th anniversary display and get to know about the rich history of your Club. Good Luck! 2nd Prize - 80th Year Prize Pack 80th Year Jersey, 80th Year Cap, Club Socks and 80th Year Bumper Sticker Tickets are $2.00 each or 3 for $5.00 and will be available at the Club canteen on training days and over the coming weekends. Don t forget to grab yourself a ticket and remember, you have to be in it to win it! All monies raised will go towards better facilities and equipment for use by our club members. NAB Stones Corner offer great packages for CJAFC Members, and a contribution is made to your club for every loan! It makes sense that the more people who know about this initiative, the higher the benefit for both parties. You can contact Andrew Bradley for more information on M: or E: ab@eplace.com.au To keep up to date with all the latest happenings at the club, check the News page on our website or LIKE us on Facebook

3 Page 3 Club Information 80th Year Celebrations Gala Dinner Saturday, 1st August Our Gala Dinner will be held at the beautifully refurbished Hotel Grand Chancellor Brisbane. We would love to see as many parents from our club have a great night while celebrating this wonderful club milestone. Get your team tables together for a fun night out. Tickets to the Gala Dinner are $130 per person and include a 3 course meal and 5 hour beverage package. Information for this event is on our website as well as within the newsletter. For further information CJAFC80th@gmail.com or contact Lisa Gilhooley on Past Players & Supporters Day - Sunday, 2nd August Come along and enjoy the day at the Junior Clubhouse and meet past players of the Coorparoo Australian Football Club. The Clubhouse is now adorned with photos, trophies and memorabilia from past years. There will be a Cash BBQ and also a Bar running from 2pm onwards on the day. Some of our teams will be showcasing their talent, so come down and be part of what makes this club truly wonderful. If coming along, please be sure to fill out the remittance form and it to the CJAFC80th@gmail. com We look forward to seeing you there. Did you know that 5% of the sale value on anything you purchase at Amart Sports can go back to Coorparoo JAFC. Through the Amart Sports Kickback Program 5% of your purchase is donated back to the club. All you need to do is join Team Amart and nominate Coorparoo JAFC on your account OR nominate our club at the checkout. Then everytime you swipe your card 5% of the value is returned to the club. The kickback program has allowed us to purchase many items for the club including balls, tackle equipment and other teaching aids which in turn assist your children with the skills and techniques required to play AFL. If not for this program alot of these items would have to be purchased through general revenue such as registration fees. So please join up and shop at Amart and help support your football club. NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS DUE TUESDAY 4PM mhclarkson@optusnet.com.au Please print out this voucher and present it to Coorparoo Subway and mention you are from Coorparoo AFL Coorparoo 412 Old Cleveland Rd. Coorparoo Qld 4151 Phone: (07) Fax: (07) Coorparoo $29.95 familydeal x 4 regular SUBWAY FOOT LONG subs x 4 reg. soft drinks U R KE S t B EN N ET T S RD L e icester St after 4pm daily Conditions apply. Not valid with any other offers Regular subs exclude extras. Offer may be withdrawn at any time. Kismet St Harwill St OLD CLEVEL AND RD Ashton St

4 Page 4 Match Reports COORPAROO U8 SILVER V S CARINDALE U8 BLUE SATURDAY 23RD MAY Our toughest game so far this season against Carindale Blue and the boys didn t disappoint. Great teamwork and good to see the boys use of handball. Given the breezy conditions there was some very nice marks and when we were kicking with the wind the kicks were long into space. Welcome back coach George and thanks to Megan for her help over the past two weeks. Congratulations Jack Clutton - our player of the week who snapped a couple of nice goals. The Encouragement Award went to Samuel Wilton who applied great pressure on the footy all game. Well done Under 8 s Silver! COORPAROO U8 GOLD vs MORNINGSIDE U8 GREEN SATURDAY 23RD MAY AT MORNINGSIDE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sabastian Bailey for his marking, running and determination to get the ball PLAYER REWARD (TRAINING AWARD) Brayden Cossio for his energy in the Eliminator Our first away game for the year was a tough encounter against a strong Morningside Green team. I was very proud of the boys work ethic and fair play despite the challenge of such a seasoned team. Under 8 Gold certainly did the Coorparoo Football Club proud today! Coorparoo Gold started slowly today and Morningside took full advantage with the backline (Brayden Cossio, Dash Wilks, Sabastian Bailey) having their work cut-out for them. After some initial shock all the team started to get closer to their opposition player to slow their progress. Oscar Green was captain for the week and rallied hard with birthday boy Lucas Abrahams and George Crutch in the midfield. They all ran their hearts out and played with great enthusiasm. As with last week, quarter by quarter Gold improved. We tightened up our defensive effort and that gave us the opportunity to find the ball ourselves and move it from zone to zone with some big kicks. Toby Hall, Nicholas Landers, Sebastian Bailey and Oscar Green took some strong marks. Fin Pollack, Ethan Park and Brayden Cossio made excellent space today and could have taken many marks between them. I can see a breakout game from them coming soon. It was also great to see Daniel Gyte for his first game for Gold U8 this week. We really missed his presence when he went down in the third quarter with a leg knock. Thanks to the first aid staff for looking after him and we look forward to seeing him at training on Monday. After thanking the umpire and opposition for a great game, U8 Gold sang the Coorparoo Club song very enthusiastically. Congratulations to the entire team on another great game. It was a lot of fun out there and it was great to see your enthusiasm on show! Thanks as well to the wonderful sideline supporters of the U8 Gold Team! Great Job Gold!

5 Page 5 Match Reports COORPAROO U8 NAVY V S MT GRAVATT U8 BLUE SATURDAY 23RD MAY AT GIFFIN PARK At training the focus was blind turns / evasion to allow the boys to allow an easy open kick. I was hoping the boys put this into practice today. Navy was playing with only 1 reserve. Another windy day and we were kicking into the wind in the 1st Quarter. The Navy boys came out firing in the 1st Quarter. Tate, Xavier and Angus owned the Centre third, tap outs from the ruck to each other s advantage and some great passing into Joe and Ryan in the forward line allowing Joe to kick 1 goal and Ryan a massive 4 goals for the quarter. Tate was the first to put practice into play by doing do a blind turn, the Mt Gravatt opponent was lost on what had happened to him. Not to be out done, Xavier had a run a bounce and then a blind turn. The 2nd Quarter was Mt Gravatt s only quarter, they kept firing the ball into their forwards and the backs, Digger, Xavier and Ryan did a great job defending and stopped a lot of potential goals. Digger had a great first quarter of footy for The 3rd Quarter once again kicking into the wind, it seems like the scoring end based on the first half and amazingly it was again this quarter. Digger and Ryan in the Centre got more than their share of the contested ball and then ran and delivered to our forwards Xavier, Tate and Joseph who were making space allowing open targets for the ball carriers. Tate had a couple of runs with ball in hand touch on ground bounces (something for training) and kicked the first 2 goals. I asked him if we could try and get the other Forwards goals and some great team worked allowed Xavier and Joseph to get a major each. The 4th Quarter, kicking with the wind to the non-scoring end, how can this be? The Centre Navy boys, Reuben, Joe and Thomas showed that kicking with the wind is easier than against it. Tommy wanted to get in on the blind turns and on his first attempt showed us how not to do it, by turning, tripping and ending up on the ground. Not to give-up Tommy followed it up with Play of the Day, a perfectly executed blind turn, followed by a handball off to Joe who kicked a lovely pass to Digger in the Forward line leading to a goal. Digger had a couple of good runs and shots at goal. Digger kicked 2 majors for the quarter and Xavier 1. Ryan was awarded Player of the Week for his all round game today. In the 1st Quarter season high (career?) goal kicking, 2nd Quarter running, marking and desperate defending in the Backs and then working with his team mates in the Centre delivering ball to the Forwards in the 3rd, benched in the 4th ;-) Great game!!! Digger was awarded the Baskin & Robins voucher for a great first game of the season. He may have been a bit rusty due to lack of game time ;-) but what we all saw today was role model material, leading by example of what U8 s can do. Great defending, applying pressure, running and bouncing with the ball, marking, second efforts and drop punt passes to team mates. My favourite, the perfectly executed drop punts A Great 2015 First Game and expecting the same for the rest of the season. COORPAROO U10 WHITE vs WYNNUM U10 SATURDAY 23RD MAY The boys start the first quarter well, applying great tackling pressure around the ball and making it difficult for Wynnum to gain any real momentum. Luka and Ben C showed some great passing skills and Lachlan s defensive marking stopped numerous scoring opportunities. The boys continued the defensive effort against a strong Wynnum team, with Luka and Jake showing the way with strong tackling pressure. In the forwards Isaac s persistence in attack resulted in scoring opportunities for his team mates, who were rewarded with a goal. The third quarter was highlighted by some fancy foot work by Nikhil early in the quarter and also an amazing check side goal from hard against the boundary line that was one for the ages. In the forth quarter the boys never gave up even though the games wasn t quite going their way. Finn continued to carry the ball well, as he did all game and the tackling pressure was still as aggressive as the first quarter. Man of the match was Lachlan who displayed great pressure consistently throughout the again and some fantastic tackling. Play of the day was Nikhil and his amazing goal from hard up against the boundary in the right forward pocket. COORPAROO/WYNNUM U16 Div 2 SUNDAY 24TH MAY Bruce Cruikshank - U16 Coach Great win again yesterday fellas :175 to Kenmore/Wests 1 point. You were like lions flexing their muscles. It was good to see you guys putting into practice what we train and your ball movement and sharing the ball around was fantastic. Everyone participated and a great effort considering we started with 16, U16 players and testament to the quality of U14 players who filled in again you give us so much support and add strength. Your goal kicking was very accurate especially in the first half and the most pleasing aspect was we had 10 different goal kickers, most of them multiple and Meesy kicking 11 goals, what a haul! I m not sure where we will be next weekend so let s keep the momentum going and be prepared for whatever comes our way.

6 Page 6 Match Reports COORPAROO U10 RED vs REDLANDS U10 SATURDAY 23RD MAY AT REDLAND BAY SS After accepting a request to shift the game even further afield to Redland Bay S.S., we arrived to discover an opposition with almost identical jerseys, shorts and socks. The decision to turn the Coorparoo Reds jerseys inside out wasn t popular, but had to be done! The team ran out behind captain Sabian, and started the game like they had last week very, very slowly. After a couple of opposition scores, the boys started getting into the tackling like George P-M and Orlando did up forward, as well as spoiling like backman Sebastien has added to his game this year. Orlando gathered a loose ball and snapped wide of the mark, but soon after Tycho slotted through a great goal from an angle which the blustery wind could not counter and the boys had almost caught up. The second quarter saw an increase in effort if not results, starting with George earning a free kick in the middle to send the ball forward. Sabian worked hard in the middle with a series of loose ball gathers and long kicks into the strong wind. He also earned a free kick from a great tackle, however the opposition continued to drop to the ground every time they were tackled and it became apparent that bumping would be better to avoid penalty. Liam gathered a few loose balls up forward as well, and was on his way to an open goal when his run went just that little bit too far! And so, just like last week, the boys seemed to wipe the slate clean, and came out having woken up to both the conditions and how to thwart the opposition s wobbly legs. Edward gathered a few loose balls and kicked long, with his little brother Angus found on the lead twice in quick succession. Sebastien also took a mark in the middle, as well as battling hard to lock the ball in alongside Luke. Tycho showed his improved tackling and hunt of the loose ball down back, alongside Jimmy who started to turn it on for the entire second half. His marking and loose ball gathering kicked into gear, with fellow backmen Cian and Orlando restricting the opposition to just a couple of behinds. Up forward Jack took a mark, and Sabian did likewise as the boys foot passing became much cleaner. Sabian battled hard around the goals, and after earning a second free kick in front of goal, finally added a major to the Red teams score. For the final quarter, the ball was largely locked in the backline and centre zones as the boys kicked against the wind once again. Edward steamed towards goal in one forward thrust but again the Reds were denied a shot due to running too far. Sebastien also battled well upo forward, gathering and handpassing very quickly, with speed of execution one of his major improvements this year. Jack marked well in the middle, whilst Liam and Tycho tackled and battled strongly. Down back, with plenty of action, Angus took a great overhead mark, whilst Orlando earned a free kick to pass to his brother. Sabian was very busy, with a couple of tackles, a couple of loose ball gathers and long kicks and a free kick helping to stem flow of the opposition s sorties. All things considered, a solitary conceded goal was a good result and left the Red team with another break-even second half. COORPAROO U10 NAVY vs ALEXANDRA HILLS U11 SATURDAY 23RD MAY AT GIFFIN PARK Captain - William Crowe-Maxwell Player of the Match - This week s honour goes to Jett Graham. Whilst Jett missed last week s game, he showed he will be a force again this year with his pace and attack on the ball. There was some of that real zip back this week, and the team really fed off his energy. Play of the Day - It was an easy choice for Play of the Day, it came from Alessandro Porreca. He laid two crunching legal tackles in the forward line one after the other, showing the team what real forward pressure looks like. The last tackle was rewarded with a free kick which he duly dispatched through the big sticks. Best Trainer - Dashiell Young is showing that training dedication pays off. His handball skill is unparalleled in U10 Navy, keep up the great work Dash. Summary - It was a real 4 quarter effort today against an Alexandra Hills team for the second week running. Today Navy showed off some of their teamwork skills and the cobwebs are starting to disappear. Over the entire game, their teamwork was fantastic showing great support for each other on the park. Some of the personal highlights this week included Will s slick hand passing and direct kicking to team mates. Eddie Russell narrowly missed play of the day with a brilliant last quarter goal that had the crowd excited. Our two talls, Jake and Lachie were both crashing packs in the forward and backline. Their ruck work is really assisting Navy get first use of the ball. Jake Faz has begun the season where he left off last year, feisty tackling and attack on the ball. He is our inside man for sure. Jack Baxby is a real standout out this year for many reason, the fact he has grown about 30cm in the off season, his eye catching head gear and his renewed enthusiasm for the contest. Liam produced some trademark long kicks and weaving runs through the and forward line. Looking forward to having Christian, Christian and Tom back next week. Navy were gladly supported by two other Coorparoo boys this week - Harrison and Jett. They both showed great club spirit and fitted into the team seamlessly with some fantastic marking and goal kicking. Thanks again boys. Now we just have to work on waking the boys up at the start maybe some tackling practice on Friday and also a bit of it just before the game next week! Congratulations to Jimmy for receiving the Best Player Award, after a great second half taking many marks and kicking the ball clear of congestion. Congratulations also to Orlando for winning the Encouragement Award, with another fantastic tackling and pressure effort all over the ground. Next week it s back to home ground, and the boys will surely be aiming to play from the opening ball up!

7 Page 7 Match Reports COORPAROO U10 BLUE vs SANGATE U13 DIV 2 SATURDAY 23RD MAY As soon as the siren sounded the boys were ready for action. In the first quarter we saw strong work across the middle of the ground from Josh and Isaac Casey. They ran hard at the ball and fed it into the forwards. Ethan took an outstanding mark in the back line to prevent a Morningside goal. At the start of the second quarter Fletcher was impressive charging out of the centre and executing a strong kick into the forward line. Jake was brilliant around the goals but the stand out player was Will who took 2 spectacular marks in the backline stopping what would have been certain goals for our opposition. Our best quarter for sure was the third. Ethan dodged and weaved around players, Riley gave strong chase, Lynchy was very focused on manning up whilst Jett was really strong and effective at tackling. There were some great passages of play between Aiden and Jett handballing accurately to each other. Will read the play well and the whole team just dominated play. The final quarter saw Morningside finish strongly continuing to kick goals and play really well. Our boys continued trying hard especially Chase who kept getting in amongst the play and showed great tenacity. Great game boys!!!! A special thank you to Will and Jake for filling in for us today - we really appreciated it. COORPAROO U11 BLUE vs REDLANDS U11 BLACK SATURDAY 23RD MAY AT GIFFIN PARK Coorparoo 29 Redland 22. On a very windy day at Giffin Park Stadium, Coorparoo Blue held its nerve to edge out a dogged Redland Black by just seven points in a thrilling reunion of last year s outing at Victoria Point. In a hard-fought game, the Redland Blacks looked set to steal victory, carrying the momentum into the final term. The Coorparoo Blues were powered by Justin, Rafe and Larry in the midfield and energised by Ruben and Max whose electric presence in the forward line turned the match. The Redland Blacks dominated the first quarter and took our boys by surprise with a goal and a behind. Whichever side could pick the wind was going to have an edge. Our side kept up the defence with inspirational tackling by Patrick and Nick together with some magic disposals by Jonah and Harry. The second quarter was to see some good shepherding and more numbers to the ball. It was all about keeping up the pressure and maintaining the effort. The backline in Charlie, Ben and Nick kept the ball moving wide and hovered over their opponents. A behind from Larry and another one from Ben kept our side within reach. A brilliant kick from Justin found the safe hands of Ruben who then kicked our first goal. Half time - Coorparoo: 1:.4-10 Redland: Some half time words urging the team forward were needed. The Brown brothers took control of all that needed to be said. With the 10-minute half-time break complete the boys were soon back in the centre for the umpires bounce. Each bump was made with feeling, each tackle with clenched teeth. Watching the third was like watching in slow motion. You witnessed every player s raw emotion and determined will as they forged on. With each mark and tackle there was an Ohh and Ahh from the 50-strong crowd. The third quarter saw star playmaker Matty taken from the ground. Fortunately nothing was broken but our thoughts are with him. It looks like he might be out for a couple of games. At the end of the third quarter the score - Coorparoo: Redland: The final quarter saw Coorparoo Blue stand up to arrest their slide and turn the game on its feet. No one will ever know what possessed the team to play like they did. What we do know is that this last quarter will become legendary. Remember the day your children were born. Nope. Remember this quarter. Yep. The f erocious energy of Coorparoo Blues previous outings had returned. A goal from the boot of Adam and a behind by Larry saw the scoreboard reading 23 points to 22. A one-point game. No one in the crowd was leaving early today. Redland had a few chances to snatch victory but the Coorparoo defence led by Patrick and Nick stood strong. They were well supported by Justin and Josh. Coorparoo players Charlie, Hunter, Josh and Callan played strong hands, with Larry best on ground on the day. Could the clock strike midnight on this Cinderella story? And then a gut busting run by Will set up Max for a golden goal right on the final siren. What a victory! Do you believe in unlikelihoods? Who would have thought after the third quarter the scoreboard would read Coorparoo 29 Redland 22. Coorparoo Blue. That s who. The lads have passed the test. What a team. Fantastic teamwork. Good energy. Great coaching. Well done!! BEST ON GROUND: LARRY CLARK 1% AWARD: PATRICK ABRAHAMS

8 Page 8 Match Reports COORPAROO U11 NAVY vs ALEXANDRA HILLS U11 SATURDAY 23RD MAY AT GIFFIN PARK COORPAROO U12 BLUE SUNDAY 24TH MAY def What a way to play our second game of the season 4 players down, so we were lucky that Coorparoo Blue were playing after us at Giffin Park. Thanks to Will, Matt, Adam and Larry for playing for us. It was really appreciated! The score line, 110 to 1, sums the game up. Navy dominated the game but it doesn t show how hard the wind was blowing, favouring one end and impacting the ability to kick a goal from a distance, or what great defending Navy did deep in Alex Hills forward line, to stop scoring shots and the team work required to get the ball back to our forwards. The boys were running hard and giving the ball carriers easy open targets. It was great to watch. 16 Goals were made up of Josh 6 (straight), Corey 2, Fletcher 2, Jack 2, Flynn 1, Kai 1 and Josiah 1 missing one somewhere? Josiah 2? Memorable moments Jack s opponent when playing Full Forward biggest Navy vs smallest Alex Hills player on each other, Kai and Fletcher taking each other out when going for a mark, Lachy s talking, telling team mates what should be happening and effective shepherding. Corey s run with the ball, Fletcher taking his full 30 seconds when shooting at goals in the last. Josh was awarded Player of the Week. Josh played a great game today, always running hard to give players options to kick, tackling hard and effective use of the ball. After kicking 6 goals straight, showing his Navy team mates how easy it was, Paul made the call that someone else should have some goal kicking practice and moving him from the Forward line. We expect 6 each week from now on Josh. Josiah was awarded Player of the Match after getting hands on a lot of ball and using it with purpose. He ran hard and kicked a goal (or 2?) but could have had a hand full if he kicked a little straighter. Mastering the drop punt to get majors from every opportunity required More of the same next week!

9 Page 9 Match Reports COORPAROO U13 vs ZILLMERE U13 SUNDAY 24TH MAY AT GIFFIN PARK The mighty Roos were back at Giffin Park to take on early ladder leaders the Zillmere Eagles. The match started brightly and it was clear from the start that it was going to be a close and tough encounter. Zillmere mounted the pressure in the first 5 minutes but were only rewarded with a couple of behinds. Some strong moments in the first quarter were from Josh in the backs with an early tackle. Flynn was as composed as ever with a great mark. Kai was playing in the midfield and collecting the ball and moving it forward. Sam H switched the play with a disposal to Ethan T. The quarter was quick with hard defensive play, typified by Ayla pressing hard and chasing her target down and Juan David with strong tackling. Quarter 2 saw the game open a little and Jaxon creating some drive from the midfield. Zillmere were pushing forward and the Roos needed to mount some strong defence in front of goal. Ethan D and Jackson were red hot in defence. Matthew and Connor both working hard for the team in the backs. Zac was in the centre and jumping high to take on possibly the tallest ruck in the division. The team went behind to goals from Zillmere but kept on challenging and were rewarded when Harry was paid for a tackle and the ball moved forward ending up with Cory who bagged the first goal for the team. At half time they were just 2 goals behind and the game was there to be taken. Coach James took the half time break to remind the team that it s a team game and everybody has to play their role in the team to get success. The player who scores the goal, gets the opportunity because of the other 17 in the field at that time. Zillmere won the third quarter but weren t dominant, they extended the lead by a goal and three behinds. Tom was great in the midfield putting on a strong smother. All the players were putting in a strong defensive effort and trying to contest the ball. Ben and Sam P were chasing the ball and pushing. Hugh used is height and took a top mark. The fourth quarter got underway and the team started to click into gear. Quick movement from the centre pushed the ball forward in a blink and Liam took his opportunity. Maybe this match could be won. Again from the restart, the team pushed forward quickly, but Zillmere punished them and responded with their own quick goals. Harrison copped niggling all match but kept his composure well. This team continued to play out four quarters and Sean was rewarded with the goal at his mercy from a long kick. The final result was a 20 point win for Zillmere but the team worked hard for the whole game and improved in teamwork as the match progressed. Work hard at training guys, play as a team and the results will take care of themselves. COORPAROO V UQ COORPAROO DEF UQ Alarm bells should be ringing for the rest of the competition, because the defending premiers have just won three on the trot and are looking very dangerous While not as dominant as their past two wins, the Navy Roos played another quality game of football on the weekend and were ultimately too strong for a gallant UQ outfit. This game had a mountain of intensity from the get go and it was clear from the first tackle of the match that neither side was going down lightly. It was an arm wrestle in the early going and it seemed like an entirety before the first goal came, but Dani Sammut broke the deadlock in the 10th minute, slotting one from 30m out. Coorparoo continued to break down the Red Lionesses in the second term, kicking another two goals to lead by 30-points and leave UQ scoreless at half-time. Despite missing their two goal kicking guns in Hannah Sexton and Emma Zielke, the Navy Roos had no trouble finding the sticks on Sunday, with Spence, Lee and Herdman all kicking two. The Navy Roos blew out to a big 46-point lead mid-way through the final term, but UQ kept fighting and kicked three goals in less than 10 minutes to finish the game on a high. UQ have come a long way in the last 12 months, but Coorparoo were too good on the day, running out 34-point winners. Coach s thoughts - Bernie Cantrell Coorparoo I thought we were a little bit flat, but I also think that UQ s pressure on the footy was really really good today, they made us earn absolutely everything. I m really pleased with how the group is coming together, we are starting to get some team unity and the girls are starting to play good footy together. We kicked 7.11 so we probably could have kicked a few more goals and made the game a bit more spread, but we didn t execute well enough. We had a few key girls out this week and I thought some girls stepped up in their absence, Bree (Littlejohn) was fantastic through the middle and Ericka (Beattie) really played well.

10 Page 10 80th Year Merchandise!!!!!!!!!!!!! Coorparoo Australia Football Club! 80th Year Anniversary Merchandise! The 80th year commemorative guernsey detailing the rich Coorparoo history. Designed around the original Coorparoo insignia, the guernsey also incorporates the current Coorparoo Juniors insignia as well as the 80th Year emblem.! Price $55.00! The commemorative polo shirt features the embroidered insignia's of the Coorparoo Juniors and the Coorparoo Football club on the sleeves. The 80th Anniversary emblem is prominently displayed on the front whilst the wording Coorparoo A.F.C. is embroidered on the back.!! Price $40.00 A fully sublimated cap featuring the current Coorparoo Juniors and the past Coorparoo Football Club insignia s. The front of the cap displays the 80th anniversary logo and the words Coorparoo Roos feature on the back.!! Price $20.00!! The commemorative stubby cooler features the Coorparoo Juniors, the Coorparoo Football club and the 80th anniversary insignia s. The back of the cooler proudly lists the honour board of the past senior premiership years, the clubs Grogan medallists, Joe Grant medallists and the Ray Hughson medallists.! Price $8.00 Available through the canteen and the Coorparoo Juniors website on Sporting Pulse

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12 Page 12 CODE OF CONDUCT COORPAROO JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB CODE OF CONDUCT Through the Coorparoo Junior Australian Football Club, we endeavour to teach and support our junior and youth players not only on the football field, but also in their daily lives. To do this we need to be committed to modelling the types of behaviour and qualities we espouse. Coaches Code of Conduct Abide by the Laws of the Game, Rules of the Club and League: Teach the Rules Rules are mutual agreements that nobody should break Place winning in perspective: Stress safety always Consider maturity levels Devise training programs to suit all Group players competitively Avoid overplaying talented players Maximise fun Develop team respect: For opponents, umpires and coaches Recognise the importance of proper injury treatment Keep up to date with coaching developments Attain coaching accreditation and update regularly Avoid derogatory language Officials Code of Conduct Remember you are representing your club / league and setting as example to your players / parents Try to resolve any conflict in a calm, sensible manner (when possible in private) Be aware of potential volatile situations at all times and be prepared to deal with them appropriately Players Code of Conduct Play by the laws and rules Don t argue Control your temper Be a team player Be a good sport Treat all players fairly, and as you would like to be treated Cooperate with your coach, teammates, opponents and officials Play for fun and improvement Avoid any remarks based on race or gender Spectators Code of Conduct Encourage child participation but do not force them to participate. Teach that honest effort is the victory, not the winning Encourage to always play by the rules and accept the umpire s decision at all times Never ridicule mistakes or yell at a child for making mistakes or losing Remember that involvement is for their enjoyment, not yours Remember that they learn best by example. Applaud both teams. Recognise positively the recreational contribution of voluntary officials, coaches and administrators Never publicly disagree with officials. Raise issues privately Support all efforts to remove verbal, racial and physical abuse and to settle disagreements without resorting to hostility or violence Support your club officials to foster high standards of behaviour for your club and the league Junior and Youth Team Manager Pack - The Coorparoo Junior Australian Football Club Code of Conduct.docx - 26 Apr 2014

13 Page 13 Our Club COMMITTEE Have any questions or suggestions in Season 2015, not sure who to contact? Be sure to speak to your manager or a Committee Member. Position Name Contact Details President Dennis Bramadat coorparoojuniors@aflbj.com / Vice President Howard Whitten howandwhy@optusnet.com.au / Secretary Rachael Denham secretary.coorparoojuniors@aflbj.com / Treasurer Rik Tinning-Clowes rik.tinning-clowes@populous.com / Registrar Sally Wiencke registrar.coorparoojuniors@aflbj.com / Assistant Registrar Jennie Cosmo solopea@yahoo.com Football Manager Rob Hickie hickie@hgcbrisbane.com.au / Youth Football Coordinator Dave Lane dlane27@eq.edu.au / Junior Football Coordinator Darren Fazldeen darren.fazldeen@outlook.com / Female Football Coordinator Sally Young hello_sally_7@hotmail.com / U6 Programme Coordinator Dennis Midgley dennis.midgley76@gmail.com / Auskick Coordinator David Doyle david.doyle@live.com.au / Manager Coordinator Suzi Korander suzikorander@hotmail.com / Umpire Coordinator Rebecca Whittle cjafcumpires@gmail.com / Mentor Coordinator Howard Whitten howandwhy@optusnet.com.au / Volunteer Coordinator Dennis Bramadat coorparoojuniors@aflbj.com / Uniform/Merchandise Coordinators Nicole Webb uniweb@bigpond.com / Equipment Manager Evan Findley evanfindlay@yahoo.com / First Aid Coordinator Steve Mullins smullins@slc.qld.edu.au / Social Media Coordinators - Website David Humphreys davemonkey@gmail.com / Face Book Rachael Denham secretary.coorparoojuniors@aflq.com / Canteen Coordinator Karen Moss canteencjafc@hotmai.com / Assistant Canteen Coordinator Rebecca Whittle cjafcumpires@gmail.com / Sponsorship Coordinator Suzanne Bosanquet suzanne@bfarchitects.com / Fundraising Coordinator Lisa Gilhooley lgilhooley66@optusnet.com.au / Grants Coordinator Howard Whitten howandwhy@optusnet.com.au / Social Coordinator Rachael Denham secretary.coorparoojuniors@aflq.com / Roos News Editor Helene Clarkson mhclarkson@optusnet.com.au General Committee Nick O Loan nick@nowconstruction.com.au / Jacqui McDonough jacksmcdonough@yahoo.co.uk /