| Name |
About |
| Adam Czarny |
Younger brother of James who was our regular fill-in
player. |
| Alex Tait |
The first time we saw Alex we thought 'how good
could this kid be?' Then we found out that he had no background in the game
and was pretty much a natural so it was an impressive beginning. What's
more is he is fairly young so he can be anything. |
| B Scott |
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| Ben Rabjohns |
First year player making the long trek from Goulburn
each week. |
| Brad Armstrong |
Also from Goulburn. Brad has been a great inclusion
in the team and can become a very handy player. |
| Brendon McGee |
Brother of Shane and like Adam Czarny, another
of our fill-in players for the season. |
| Caleb Bateman |
Our rugged Full Back and sometime Ruckman. While
having better developed skills at this age than some of his teammates, Caleb
has to work just as hard on the mobility skills. |
| Chris Streetfield |
Capped off a hard year by becoming more involved
in the last few games where by then he had improved his confidence and understanding.
Kicking is a bit of a worry for Chris. We know he will be heading North
for 2002 so good luck in your new club Chris. |
| Damien Parrello |
Another first season player for the Jets and also
for himself in Australian Football. Basically went through the entire year
with only a handful of possessions against his name but each week saw Damien
turn up so well done mate. |
| Daniel Bateman |
Caleb's brother who also filled in when needed.
Look for him over the next few years... |
| Daniel Ginnan |
First time player to the game and a credit to
himself in sticking at it. While ungainly and uncoordinated, Daniel has
a heart as big as his misbehavior level and lots of niggle that annoys the
opposition no end. |
| Gareth Reid |
Gareth is a guy that can do better, should do
better and knows enough about the game to be better. If you take yourself
more seriously you will do better. |
| Graham Collett |
Unfortunately Graham was only able to manage a
couple of games before his age disallowed him to continue. A new player
to the game he was doing ok too and in doing so he wasn't upsetting any
opposition teams so it was disappointing to lose him because of the rules. |
| Greg Legge |
Captain courageous for us. It seemed that we'd
be nothing without Greg's presence on the field and when he busted a wrist
in the middle of the year it also seemed we'd soon find out. However two
wonderful things occurred. Firstly, the team coped and without Greg a couple
of other players rose to the occasion and secondly, Greg showed what true
commitment was by continuing to present himself at trainings and on Saturdays. |
| Jake Housley |
One of the more knowledgeable of the team and
showed he has the skills to be quite a sought after player in the future.
Can burrow in and work hard in the packs for the hard ball but just needs
more work on his disposal skills as well as his positioning around the ground.
Not a very fast player, Jake will become effective by being fast in the
mind so watch out for him. |
| James Czarny |
James has made the switch to Rules with immediate
success and is one of the more eager players. A devastating tackler for
his age which with that skill firmly embedded, he will become more effective
as he picks up the other skills. |
| Lance Arundel |
Lance is one of these players who can be very
good and go on to play this game quite easily but needs more passion for
the game to do it. In that he needs to make a decision that says he will
have a dip and get better or continue to make excuses for why he doesn't.
We've learned that Lance is to turn out for Belconnen in 2002 so good luck
there and do yourself a favour and put the head down and bum up! |
| Laurence Kelson |
Interesting year from Laurence. Another first
timer but he came to us after suffering crook ankles so we had to nurse
him along. However, he took a liking to the game and getting in for the
hard ball although rarely coming out with it. The really important aspect
from Laurence's year was he kept at it so we'll be expecting some improvement
next year. |
| Marcel Saab |
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| Mark Ruecroft |
Mark also turned up for his first year of Rules.
It was pleasing to see him stay for the season, attend the training and
be a part of this team. Mark is unlikely to be considered a serious prospect
as a Rules player until he learns to run better and works on his coordination
- but he has shown that when he puts his mind to it he can make an improvement
so let's hope we continue to see him around the club. |
| Michael Baker |
Probably our most knowledgeable about the game
from the perspective of actual years of playing and having come from Victoria
where you'd expect that. Michael was a pleasure to coach and gave his all
in every game (and probably more than enough in others). The difficulty
Michael had each game was a mind going quicker than the legs and generally
quicker than the players around him so he was often two steps ahead of the
teammates with decisions. Unfortunately we know we will lose Michael overseas
in 2002 so we wish him well and hope he can get a run where-ever he ends
up. |
| Shane Bartle |
A bit of a late starter to the season but more
than a welcome addition to the club. Shane, like Alex Tait, seemed like
a natural and continued to impress and improve as the season wore on. As
one of the older players he also provided the drive and inspiration for
the others and in nearly all cases was able to deliver. All in all a most
encouraging year from Shane. |
| Shane Marion |
Shane is another of the new players at the club
and is in the classic rover model. A fairly tenacious player for the ball
when he ends up in a pack and doesn't take any backward steps as a few opposition
players have found out. Shane has also copped his share of knocks without
whingeing and once this year is over we might see him begin to blossom a
bit. Well done Shane for the year. |
| Shane McGee |
Shane (Bobby) had a bit of an up and down season.
He had a bit of difficulty in adopting to the game and copped a few knocks
due to inexperience. Shane was always keen to learn and improve at training
which was good but then had trouble in translating this into the game. However,
his best game of the year was down in Tumut so although too late as far
as home and away games in the competition were concerned, it was great to
see him do well. |
| T Maloney |
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Junior AFC
