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PO Box 187
Gungahlin ACT 2917
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PTS |
| ANU* |
18 |
15 |
2 |
200 |
62 |
| JETS |
18 |
15 |
3 |
215 |
60 |
| Harman |
18 |
11 |
6 |
152 |
48 |
| Woden* |
18 |
11 |
6 |
114 |
46 |
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Welcome to the
website of the Gungahlin JETS Australian Football Club.
This website provides current and past information on
the Seniors, Juniors and Auskick, as well as information
on the Club's proud history.
Please take the time to browse this site and find out
what makes this great club tick! The JETS are a community-based
organisation who rely on the continued support of the
Gungahlin region to exist.
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you have any suggestions about improving the club,
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JETS
Golf Day - Friday 19 October
If
you are keen for a hit of golf the JETS are holding
a golf day this Friday with tee-off from 1pm at the
Gungahlin Lakes course. If you can't make the game,
make sure you get to Lakes at around 6pm to catch up
for a few beers. See you there.
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2008
JETS Committee 15
October 2007
The
committee for the 2008 season was elected yesterday
at the JETS Annual General Meeting. All positions were
filled - congratulations to the following people elected
to the 2008 committee:
Executive
Committee:
President
- Joe Cortese
VP Football - Ken Zimmer
VP Social - Carla Johnson
Treasurer - Chris Klose
Secretary - Pete Schlesinger
General Committee:
Mick
George
Nicola George
David Jean
Travis Scholfield
Julian Clarkson
Pete Stevens
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Kouvaras
Wins League Best and Fairest 17
September 2007
Andrew
"Sippa" Kouvaras kept his dream season going
on Monday night after winning the J.P.O'Dea Medal for
the second-successive year. The award, presented for
the Best and Fairest 1st Division player in the AFL
Canberra comp was the icing on what has proved to be
a very large cake for Kouvaras in season 2007. After
coaching and playing in the JETS' second-successive
Division 1 Grand Final two weeks earlier, Kouvaras was
named JET of the Year, Division 1 Best and Fairest,
and Player's Player at last Saturday's JETS Presentation
Night before receiving the League award on Monday. In
accepting the award from the league Kouvaras told the
250-plus crowd that his two years at the JETS have been
the best in his football career, and that the JETS are
the best club to be a part of. Great stuff Sippa! I'm
sure you all join me in congratulating Andrew on capping
another amazing football season.
The
top 5 in the vote count were:
Andrew
Kouvaras (Gungahlin) - 33 votes
Tim Steen (Woden) - 24 votes
Campbell Griggs (Harman) - 23 votes
Andrew Reed (ANU) - 12 votes
Joel O'Brien (ANU) - 11 votes
Liam
Brandon from Yass won the award in Division 2
Round-by-round
list of votes:
Division
1
Division
2
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JETS
Celebrate on their Night of Nights 15
September 2007
In a fitting
way to celebrate the 2007 season the JETS held their
Presentation Night at the home of AFL Canberra footy,
Manuka Oval last Saturday night which attracted a good
crowd. Special guests included David Wark - AFL Canberra
General Manager, and Ralph Rendell - President Ainslie
Social Club who both commented on the professionalism
of the club which was a great endorsement. A long list
of awards were presented in celebrating another Premiership
year with the major awards going to the following recipients:
Division 1 Best
and Fairest - A. Kouvaras
Division 2 Best and Fairest - R. Wheatley
JET of the Year - A. Kouvaras
President's Trophy - J. Cortese
Manager's Award - T. Donaghue
Full
list of award winners
Congratulations
to all the award winners on the night.
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JETS
Win Second-Successive Grand Final 6
September 2007
The
Mighty JETS have once again been crowned the AFL Canberra
Division 1 Premiers after a crushing 63-point win over
ANU in last weekends Grand Final. Celebrations were
long and loud as the JETS finished their season in the
best possible way.
In
perfect conditions for footy, ANU got the early jump
kicking the first three goals of the match before the
JETS responded with two of their own. It was the second
quarter however that defined the course of the game
as the JETS kicked 5 goals to none to take control.
ANU came hard at the JETS early in the third but the
JETS had too many answers as they extended their lead
before holding ANU goal less in the last term for a
great win.
Everyone
involved with the club are extremely proud of the effort
of the team on the day, and for their commitment throughout
the season. Great work Fellas!! Full report here.
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JETS
into Grand Final 30
August 2007
In
a replay of last year's Division 1 Grand Final, the
JETS line-up against ANU at Manuka Oval this Saturday
with hopes of back to back Premierships. In the last
six weeks the JETS have been building towards this match
and if their last performance against ANU is any indicaion,
the JETS will give this one a real shake. We hope all
supporters will gather in the main grandstand and cheer
loudly for the mighty JETS. Full team here.
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JETS
Presentation Night - Saturday 15 September
This
year the JETS Presentation Night will be held at the
Manuka Oval function room from 7pm. Cost per person
is $80 which includes dinner and drinks. This is our
best night of the year and is a must to attend but tickets
are limited and must be purchased by Tuesday 11 September.
Tickets can be purchased from the JETS
Online Shop; or mail a cheque to PO Box 187, Gungahlin
ACT 2912; or call 0413265622. Get in early to avoid
disappointment. Full
details
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Preliminary
Final - Magoos out of the Hunt 30
August 2007
After
winning the Minor Premiership just a few weeks ago,
the Magoos missed out on their chance at a Premiership
after their 7-goal loss to Belconnen on Sunday. Generally
the JETS put up a good fight but it was their inability
to convert numerous inside 50's in the first half that
allowed Belconnen to build on their score and grow in
confidence. After a great season and a lot of hard work,
at least the boys can be satisfied that they gave it
their all against an experienced Belconnen team. Congratulations
to the Magoos for a great year - we all hope you can
build on that effort in 2008. Full
story
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Div
2 Preliminary Final - JETS vs Belconnen 23
August 2007
The
full value of winning the double chance will be realised
this Sunday when the Magoos lineup against Belconnen
at Jamison oval in the Preliminary Final. After a poor
outing against ANU the week before the JETS will be
focussed on the task of winning this match to give themselves
a shot at the Premiership. Too much work has gone into
the season to let this one slip so this should be a
cracker of a game. Make sure you get down to Jammo and
support the mighty Magoos. Full teams here.
Div
1 - JETS into Grand Final 23
August 2007
The
JETS made it into their second successive Grand Final
with a crushing 73-point win over ANU on Saturday. They
have the week off to prepare for their tilt at Back
to Back Premierships and based on last years epic match,
this one shouldn't be missed! The game kicks off at
2.30pm and is preceeded by the Magoos Grand Final, and
the Women's AFL Grand Final before that. At only $5
entry this is great value for what is certain to be
a great day of footy. Make sure you get down there and
cheer loud and long for the JETS!
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2nd
Semi-Final - Ones Get Up, Magoos Hammered 23
August 2007
In
a superb display from the Ones they completely outplayed
ANU to storm into the 2007 Grand Final by 73 points.
A team effort in every sense of the term, the JETS refused
to let ANU into a match that they dominated across the
ground. ANU now play a rejuvinated Harman in the Preliminary
Final with the winner to meet the JETS in the Grand
Final at Manuka Oval next Saturday. Well done fellas!
The
Magoos had a dirty day out and apart from a reasonable
start they were well-beaten by an ANU side who came
to play finals footy. In a terrible result for the Magoos
who hadn't been beaten by ANU this year, they never
looked in it and were swept aside by 90 points. After
such a promising build up to the finals, every player
was bitterly disappointed and will be working harder
than ever this week to ensure they get another shot
at ANU in the Grand Final. Full
story
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Semi-Final
- JETS ANU in Double-Header 17
August 2007
With
the first week of finals to be played this weekend,
the JETS lineup against ANU in both grades in the 2nd
semi-final at Ainslie Oval. Both clubs have demonstrated
growth this year by finishing in the top two in both
grades and all games this year have been close so expect
two great matches. The JETS have had a number of players
return from injury and the job for the selectors, whilst
good for the club, has been difficult as they have had
to tell players they have missed a spot - hang in there
fellas. Both sides will be desperate for the win which
will put them into their respective Grand Finals and
would cap-off a great day for the club. A loss will
see them play again next week in Preliminary finals.
Good luck to both teams - lets all get to Ainslie this
Saturday to support!! Full teams here.
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Bitter-Sweet
Day for the JETS 17
August 2007
It
was hoped that the Ones would account for ANU and claim
their second successive Minor Premiership but unfortunately
it was a day where the JETS just couldn't get going.
Full credit to ANU who restricted the JETS all day and
came away with a four-goal win. The boys have had plenty
to think about this week and will be raring to go on
Saturday to reverse the result.
The
mighty Magoos fought off a huge challenge from RMC to
record a great win for the club. For the first time
since the JETS entered two teams in the Canberra District
competition, they have won the Minor Premiership in
Div 2. Congratulations fellas, we all hope you can take
that great form into Saturday's clash with ANU. Full
story
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JETS
Good Wins 10
August 2007
In
a great weekend for the JETS we fought off a strong
challenge from Goulburn in the Magoos before posting
a comfortable 89-point win over Murrumbidgee in the
Ones. Full
story
This
weekend in a dress rehearsal for the finals the Ones
line up against ANU at South Oval on Saturday which
is an important game for both sides as the winner takes
the Minor Premiership and plenty of confidence in to
the finals. The Magoos face RMC on Sunday at RMC which
is an equally important game as a win will give them
the double-chance and possibly the Minor Premiership
depending on other results. Full teams
here
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Gungahlin
Cup this Saturday! 3
August 2007
Don't
forget the Gungahlin Cup this Saturday night. It is
always a fun night and a great way to support the club.
Kick-off is at 7.30pm in the Lakes Function Room with
the race program starting from 8pm.
Fancy dress theme is Rubix Cube!?! Full
details.
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JETS
Commanding Win 3
August 2007
The
Ones had a commanding win over Tuggeranong while the
Magoos were their own worst enemy with a disastrous
conversion rate that handed Belconnen victory. Full
story.
In
a double-header at Ken Zimmer oval this Saturday the
Ones face Murrumbidgee, while the Magoos will be desperate
for a win over Goulburn to hold their top two spot on
the ladder. Ones kick-off at 2.15pm and the Magoos at
12pm.
There
are also two Junior games from on 9am - the U11's tackle
the Calwell Swans, while the Under 12's play the Belconnen
Magpies.
Let's
all get down to Ken Zimmer oval for our last home games
for the season and cheer the boys on as they prepare
for their 2007 finals campaign.
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Joint
Statement from the JETS and the Blues 27
July 2007
The
Presidents of the Woden Blues and Gungahlin JETS today
expressed sincere remorse for the incident at their
match on Saturday 21 July 2007.
Both club presidents met with
AFL Canberra Chairman Geoff Gosling on Tuesday 24 July.
They said that they were left
in no doubt that the AFL Canberra board regarded the
incident as totally unacceptable and expected the clubs
to act quickly to set their internal houses in order.
Both clubs have had meetings
with their players, coaches and managers and reinforced
the need for compliance with the AFL Canberra code of
conduct. Both clubs are still in discussion with their
players, coaches and supporters about whether suspensions
over and above those meted out by the Disciplinary Tribunal
are warranted.
At the Disciplinary Tribunal,
5 people involved in the incident were suspended for
periods of two or four weeks. Those suspended for four
weeks will miss the rest of the season and the first
week of the finals.
The clubs have offered apologies
to the AFL Canberra community for participating in such
a shameful incident but do not wish to make any further
comment on the incident, preferring to accept the punishments
handed out and concentrate on ensuring their internal
affairs are in order.
The club presidents have met
and ensure that there is no on-going bad blood between
the clubs.
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Round
16 - Ones vs Hawks; Magoos vs Magpies 27
July 2007
The
Ones face the Hawks out at Kambah on Saturday in guaranteed
tough conditions and an expected tough match. Kambah
Oval is easily the worst ground to play on in Canberra
with a noticeable slope to one end of the ground and
unpredictable wind direction. This generally gives the
locals an advantage in knowing the conditions better
than their opponents so the Ones will need to be switched
on from the start to come home with the points. The
Magoos are missing a few through suspension and injury
but have a fairly strong side to tackle the Magpies
at Jamison Oval. A win will keep the JETS at the top
of the table with just two rounds to play, while a loss
will surrender that position to ANU who have the Coota
bye. The Ones kick-off at 2.15pm with the Magoos at
12pm. Full teams here.
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Round
15– JETS win in Style 27
July 2007
Finally
we get a chance to talk about the JETS commanding victory
over the Blues on Saturday as until now the discussion
has been focused elsewhere. The JETS held a 2-goal advantage
in the first half after controlling much of the play
but in the second half they played great footy to restrict
Woden to just one goal while extending the winning margin
to 62 points. The Magoos had the Coota bye. Full
story
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Round
14– JETS Win Close Matches 19
July 2007
It
was a tight affair in both grades last Saturday as the
Ones overcame a determined Eastlake by 11 points, while
the Magoos came from behind to win their top of the
table clash with ANU by 8 points. Rod Wheatley was best
on ground in his 150th game, and the Magoos now sit
clear on top of the ladder which made the win even more
special. Full
story
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Round
14 – Another tough round for the JETS 12
July 2007
In
another tough round the JETS face an improving Eastlake
Demons at their home ground - Kingston Oval this Saturday,
while the Magoos travel to South oval to take on ANU
in a top of the table clash, which is also Rod Wheatley's
150th game. Roddy has been with the JETS since 1994
and has been one of our most courageous players in every
game he has played. All at the JETS wish Roddy the best
of luck in this important milestone game. The Ones kick-off
at 2.15pm and the Magoos at 12pm. Full teams here.
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Round
13 – JETS Win Tough Double-Header 12
July 2007
In
what was expected as a tough clash, the Ones managed
a hard-fought 6-point win over a determined Harman at
Harman on Saturday. Poor finishing combined with horrible
conditions saw the JETS with 6 extra scoring shots which
proved to be the winning margin. The Magoos faced an
easier task against an undermanned Harman side and while
the 78-point margin would suggest a one-sided affair,
the Hogs provided a brave contest with only 16 players
and made the JETS earn every kick. Full
story.
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Round
13 – JETS Double-Header against Harman 5
July 2007
The
JETS take-on Harman in both grades this Saturday which
promises to be ahuge double-header at Morgan Dunbar
oval. The Ones will be up against a Harman team fresh
from their shock victory over ANU so an absolute cracker
is expected. With a number of players still missing
through injury the JETS will need to be at their best
to continue their winning streak. The Magoos get a few
players back this week and face the Harman Magoos who
are on the rebound from a belting from ANU so this should
also be a tough encounter at the Hogs home ground. The
Ones kick-off at 2.15pm with the earlier game starting
at 12pm. Full teams here.
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Round
12 - Another Good Win for the JETS 5
July 2007
In cold,
windy conditions at Ken Zimmer oval on Saturday, the
JETS kept their winning form going with a solid 55-point
win over ADFA. The Magoos were gifted the 4 points after
a forfeit from ADFA so the curtain-raiser was left to
the JETS Vets who put on a masterful display of skill,
speed and execution...... Full
story
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Ones
Win Big; Magoos Falter 21
June 2007
The
Ones went some way towards making amends for their Round
9 disappointment with a thumping 101-point win over
the Juggernauts last Saturday. Apart from the third
quarter the JETS dominated the match which was never
in doubt. A depleted Magoos side put in a brave effort
against the Jugs but could not withstand their last
quarter onslaught after matching it with their opponents
for three quarters - eventually going down by 10 goals.
Full
story.
This
week the JETS face Eastlake in both grades at Ken Zimmer
Oval on Saturday. Both teams will be looking for good
wins to keep their top four ladder positions. The Ones
kick-off at 2.15pm, and in the early the game the Magoos
start at 12pm. Make sure you get down to support the
boys in what promises to be a great home double-header.
Full teams here
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Congratulations
Steve May - 150 Games
21 June 2007
The
club would like to congratulate Steve May who will play
his 150th game for the club this Saturday. Steve has
been a valuable member of the JETS both on and off the
field for the last 10 years, culminating in his milestone
game. We all wish Steve the best this weekend and hope
the Magoos can get the win to help Steve celebrate in
style.
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Double
Header vs Murrumbidgee 14
June 2007
The
Juggernauts have struggled against the top sodes this
year and will be desperate for a win in this game to
stay in touch with the top four, while the JETS will
be looking for a much improved performance to ease the
pain of their Round 9 effort. A win in this game will
keep the JETS in touch with the top two while a loss
could see them lose the double-chance come finals time.
Game starts at 2.15pm
In
what is expected to be tough encounter the Magoos will
be looking to consolidate their spot at the top of the
table with a win over an improved Murrumbidgee 2's who
are less than 1% out of the top four. Full teams here
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Ones
Fail to Fire; Magoos Roll-on 14
June 2007
In
their worst performance for two years, the Ones succumbed
to a committed Woden team by 32 points in a disappointing
Round 9 game, while the Magoos who were expecting tough
opposition from the Cooma Blue-Cats blew them off the
park in a 130-point thumping. Full
story
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Good
Wins for JETS: 31 May
2007
The
JETS enjoyed wins in both grades on Saturday with the
Ones doing it easy in their 31-goal victory over the
Hawks, while the Magoos hard-fought 21-point win over
the Roos made sure Nathan Arch celebrated his 150th
game for the club in style. Full story here.
This Sunday the JETS are at home in a double-header.
The Ones take-on Woden who have not been beaten since
Round 2 in a top of the table clash, and the Magoos
tackle Cooma who have won their last three games so
both matches should be huge. Ones kick-off at 2.15pm
and the Magoos at 12pm. Make sure you get down to the
Zee to support the boys as they attempt to stay at the
top of the table going into the halfway mark of the
season. Full teams here.
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JETS
on Top: 24 May 2007
The
JETS had a 50-point win over Eastlake on Saturday but
had to work hard for the win in very windy conditions
at the Zee. The Magoos got the day off courtesy of an
RMC forfeit that puts them back at the top of the table
for now. Full story here.
This week the JETS face Tuggeranong at Reid Oval on
Saturday at 2.15pm, while the Magoos take-on Yass in
Yass at 2pm. This game will number 150 for club stalwart,
Nathan Arch so the Magoos will be pulling out all stops
to get the win on Archie's big day. Full teams here.
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JETS
Trivia Night: 18 May
2007
Don't
forget the JETS massive Trivia Night this Saturday night.
Tables are filling up fast so make sure you let Ports
know if plan on coming. Full details here.
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JETS
back at the Zee: 18
May 2007
The
JETS tackle Eastlake this Saturday at Ken Zimmer Oval
at 2.15pm. The Demons have been in good form and will
pose a tough test for the JETS who will be aiming for
a win to keep their place at the top of the table. Make
sure you get down to support the boys and enjoy a great
afternoon of footy. Teams here.
LATE
MAIL: RMC, cleary terrified at the thought
of facing the JETS on the rebound have forfeited so
we are expecting a well-oiled crowd for the Ones!
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Kouvaras
Named Canberra District Rep Coach: 11
May 2007
JETS
Ones coach - Andrew "Sippa" Kouvaras has been
named as the Representatve coach for 2007. Kouvaras will
be hell-bent on reversing poor results in recent years
and will be hoping to get a good squad prepared for the
big game. Once again the Canberra District Rep squad will
take on the Saphire Coast Rep side, but this year we do
it on home soil. The game will be played as a curtain-raiser
to the Premier Division Rep game against a Sydney AFL
Rep side at Manuka Oval on Sunday 3 June. Both games should
be great matches so make sure you come along and support
Rep footy in Canberra. |
JETS
Hit the Road: 11 May
2007
In
a weekend of away games the Ones are up against the Juggernauts
at Stirling Oval on Sunday at 2.15pm and will be looking
for a good result after the week off. The Magoos travel
to Goulburn for yet another tough game and will be keen
to post a win to keep their dream start to the season
going. Game kicks-off at 2pm. Teams here. |
Junior
JETS Lead the Way: 11
May 2007
Not
to be outdone by their senior counterparts, the JETS Under
12's and Under 14's teams sit on top of their respective
ladders after three rounds. Both teams are playing good
footy at the moment and we wish them the best of luck
in their upcoming matches. The U12's are up against the
Magpies at Holt Oval and the U14's tackle Marist at Lindwall
Ovall this weekend. Go JETS!
For details on what's going on in the Junior club, check
out their latest newsletter here. |
Luke
Allen to Play 100 games: 10
May 2007
Luke
Allen will line up for his 100th game in U14s this weekend
against Marist. Luke has been one of the JETS best for
the Juniors in recent years and becomes only the second
Junior in the club's short history to reach the milestone.
All at the JETS wish Luke and his team the best of luck
in their game this weekend. |
JETS
On Top in Both Grades: 10
May 2007
After
a forfeit from Tuggeranong in Division 1 and a hard-fought
victory by the Magoos over Belconnen in Division 2, the
JETS sit at the top of the table in both grades after
Round 5. Full Story |
JETS
Riding High Despite Mixed Results: 4
May 2007
A
good win by the Magoos in Coota on Saturday and a loss
to Woden by the Ones on Sunday provided a mixed bag for
the JETS last weekend but sees both sides still in the
top four. Full Story |
JETS
Roll-On: 26 April 2007
The
JETS good form has continued after wins over ANU in both
grades on Saturday. In the early game the Magoos fought
off a strong challenge to win by 15 points, while the
Ones did it much easier in the Grand Final replay dominating
ANU to win by 70 points. Full
Story |
Grand
Final Replay at the Zee: 20
April 2007
The
JETS go up against ANU this Saturday at Ken Zimmer Oval
in a replay of the 2006 Grand Final. Both sides will be
looking for the early adavantage in 2007 with a win as
they currently share top spot on the ladder. The Magoos
face ANU in the early game and will be looking for a rare
win over the students. Team Lists here.
The seniors matches will be preceded by a Women's AFL
practice match between ANU and Ainslie which kicks-off
at 10am. Make sure you get down to the Zee this Saturday
for what promises to be a great day of footy. |
JETS
enjoy their Big Day: 20
April 2007
The
JETS had good wins over Harman in both grades on Saturday
in front of one of their largest home crowds in a long
time. AFL Canberra General Manager - David Wark was on
hand to present the 2006 Premiership Flag to the JETS
with a large contingent of junior, supporters and sponsors
looking on. The Magoos easily dispatched of the Hogs in
2nd Div, while the 1st Div game was much closer until
the JETS broke away in the second half. Full
story |
JETS
Huge Home Double-Header: 10
April 2007
This
Saturday will be huge at Ken Zimmer oval as the JETS take-on
Harman in a double-header which is the JETS first home
game for the season. The JETS will take this opportunity
to present their 2006 Premiership flag to the club and
will be run in conjunction with Ladies Day, Sponsors Day
and the Juniors Gala Day. Make sure you get down to Ken
Zimmer oval on Saturday 14 April from 11am to support
the JETS! |
JETS
Start Well in 2007: 1
April 2007
The
JETS enjoyed a solid start to the 2007 season with wins
in both grades against ADFA at ADFA oval on Saturday.
Full Story |
Pre-Season
Training: 9 January
2007
The
JETS will commence the defence of their 2006 Premiership
when pre-season training begins on Tuesday 30 Jan 2007.
Training will be held at Ken Zimmer Oval, Amaroo from
6.30pm on Tuesday and Thursday nights. All welcome.
Conatct jetsafc@iprimus.com.au
for
details.
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Pre-Christmas
Training - A Great Success: 9
January 2007
The
six sessions before Christmas were well attended with
an averege of over 20 players present for each session.
A mixture of running drills and locations was enough
to keep the players interested, and gave them a good
base to get through the silly season. Coach Andrew Kouvaras
led the way with some great times, with newcomer - Damian
Munday pushing him all the way.
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JETS
Receive Premiership Flag: 5
December 2006
The
JETS took delivery of their AFL Canberra Division 1
Premiership flag at the AFL Canberra AGM. Andrew Kouvaras,
Ken Zimmer and Joe Cortese were on hand to accept the
flag on behalf of the club.

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Pre-Christmas
Training Begins: 29
November 2006
The
JETS began their preparation for the 2007 season yesterday
with a light fitness session. More...
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JETS
2007 Committee Announced: 20
November 2006
The
JETS have announced their committee for the 2007 season.
More...
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JETS
Appoint Coaches for 2007: 5
November 2006
The
JETS are pleased to announce their coaching staff for
the 2007 season. Full
story
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