Gungahlin
Junior AFC
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End
of Year reports and items taken from the Junior Jets 2003 Yearbook
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What isn't in the Yearbook is
how the Presentation Day went
(with thumbnail pics of the day).
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Team Summaries can be reached
via the 2003 Main Page where all the team
draws and round-by-round links to match reports and photos are available.
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Introduction
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Please take your time to read through this summary and absorb the comments made by the various club officials. Anyone with a mind towards volunteering for roles within the club may find some nuggets here as to what they can expect once they join our great team. If you are keen to look at how each side has progressed over the season then please start your search via the 2003 Main Page. This contains access to all the team pages and displays the respective draws for 2003. This is the first year we have had a full response of round-by-round match reports for all teams. Team summaries by all the coaches of how their side went is also located via the 2003 Main Page. Coaches have also provided player pen-pics which give thoughts on the progress and abilities of our budding superstars. And, photos of the teams that were provided by the coaches and parents are also available via links from the 2003 Main Page. For a review of the Presentation Day and a peek at some of the action via the happy-snaps then please have a browse in the Presentation Day Page. 2003 Yearbook Should you wish to obtain a copy of the 2003 Yearbook, we should have some copies available. Please contact us and make a request. Enjoy
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Mark Bateman (Treasurer) |
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Last season the senior club made a conscious decision to build up the club in an attempt to set itself up for future entry into the ACTAFL competition. This building was to take a number of aspects - new coach, attract new players, a new marketing strategy, and a real tilt at taking out this season's competition. It was the marketing strategy that was put in place to market the club sponsors better that forced the jumper change. In this regard it was felt that the old jumper contained too much white and as such did not bode well for sponsorship, as the logos just do not stand out on the white background. After much debate of the pro's and con's it was agreed by both the senior club and the juniors (as we wanted to keep our ties with the seniors very recognisable and our new sponsorship arrangements with the Lakes meant we had to get new jumpers regardless) to look at a number of designs. Again after more debate both clubs agreed a base design. This is the jumper we have used all year. Of course you will notice a few differences between the senior jumper and the juniors but these are purely due to the different sponsors that support us and we promote. And that is the way it all came about. You would have also seen the
old Jumpers still in use by the Yass Jets with their Yass Earthmovers
Sponsorship sown on the back. |
Nominees
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There is no doubt that Bruce is a deserved recipient of the Jet Of The Year; on several counts. As President, he has been instrumental in promoting the club and its values by virtue of his leadership, dedication and devotion. Bruce has not performed this role to coordinate others as might be the case in a more mature club but has been hands-on and in the thick of it. He has taken on the responsibility to start and (in a lot of cases) personally follow through activities that might well lie in other administrative areas of running a football club. Bruce's leadership has been fundamental in why the rest of the Junior Football fraternity view the Gungahlin Juniors in high regard and that alone is worth everything. Balancing the requirements of the internal running of the club while attending to the important matters of the Junior League is not, and has not, been easy. However, Bruce's contribution to League matters has always been thoughtful, of value and with the club's best interest foremost. Typically, winners of this award go above and beyond the call of duty in assisting the club and Bruce has lived up to that. You will often find him at a game - not content to enjoy the game merely as a parent but ready to perform some duty (invariably as a goal umpire). Bruce's assistance with Yass Roos and their journey towards independence has also been strenuous and personally time-consuming - yet you won't hear him admit this. Helping out fellow footy people has its own rewards - you might like to ask Bruce what his are. This year has seen a strengthening in the relationship between the Seniors and the Junior Jets, where certain incidents may well have created some animosity, however, Bruce and Greg Mace (Senior's President) have piloted the Jets away from or around turbulence. The Seniors are now more than ever aware that they have a responsibility for their image in the eyes of Juniors. Bruce has also piloted
the club through what could have become quite a contentious time where
the Juniors were offered then accepted sponsorship from the Gungahlin
Lakes. However, Bruce's management of this through his working relationship
with the Lakes has the club better off financially. |
 2003 Jet Of The Year BRUCE CHALKER |
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The Aussie Footy teams, in all age groups, concentrated on skill improvement across the board and to that end their skill levels improved two and three fold, which had the desired effect of creating successful football teams in Under 10's, 9's and 8's. The Under 12 team struggled at different times through the year with numbers but the grounding achieved in their first season at the competition level will stand them in good stead for the coming years. Recruiting a few more players, for numerical strength will not only alleviate the numbers problems but will put pressure on the current players so they will not just expect a walk up start each game. The team management including the parent group has done the hard yards this year and next season should see their commitment bear fruit. All in all the season has provided the club with that next step in our growth where previously we have been the easy beats of any age group to now becoming a club with sides that are considered as consistently giving a hard contest, win, lose or draw. Yours in football, John
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2003 Winner: Martin BigmoreThe Coach of the Year for 2003 is Martin Bigmore of the Under 8's. Martin has shown incredible drive and vitality in his resolve as Coach of the Under 8's since taking on the responsibility as Coach of the 8's at the commencement of the season. To this end he very successfully completed his Level 1 Accreditation as an Australian Rules Football Coach in the second half of the season. The approach he showed to training and in the game situation with his set up, drill arrangements and his attitude and demeanour towards the playing group of the Under 8's was highly commendable. To mould the Club's
youngest team into a proficient unit, when everyone realises that they
are in any club the least attentive and easily distracted age speaks volume
for the job so well done by Martin in 2003. Congratulations !!
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 Coach Of The Year MARTIN BIGMORE |
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The Under 8's started off the season with two teams, but with numbers a little short, it was inevitable that we combined them both. Martin Bigmore took on the role as Coach and was very positive and committed to his position thus earning him the utmost respect from his players. The unity between this team, along with their commitment to training and willingness to learning, has allowed all involved to create enjoyment and bonding friendships. This age group is where the grass roots of football begin to grow, and if we continue to build the club's foundation this way our development will go from strength to strength. The Under 9's were led by Peter Hanson and Mick Hesketh who shared the role and what a challenge it proved to be. Here we have an age group in which most players have already had a season or two in the Jets Guernsey and just can't wait to break free from the 8's rules and lay on a few good bumps. And this they did as best they could, within the rules of the game, causing the ball to spill free for our players to take possession. Sometimes bumps slipped up a little high to give away a free kick, but still the effort was there, and hey! some decisions have to go against you! Under 10's, where to start? Well firstly, John Byrne was the Coach then Roger Braid became Co-Coach after dwindling numbers in the Under 11's forced us (the Committee) to disband the team. Most of the U10's team has been with the club since it began and with a total list of around 22 players they proved themselves to be an imposing side. Their skill level proved the difference between the other clubs and will pave the way for this team to certainly be a future premiership contender. The Under 12's with Mark Bateman as Coach and Brian Davis his assistant, stood tall throughout the season and notched up some points on the ladder with some excellent wins against some tough opposition. Mark incorporated some advanced drills and skills development into the 12's training sessions, and with help from the Senior Jets these exercises were conducted with professional execution. Taking these techniques into a game, showed the Jets how competitive they are, and some games were lost by only a kick. To the players credit these games were character-building losses proving that they could now run with the best teams in the competition. Yass came to us as our Sister Club in search of a future for Junior AFL in their region. During the year their representation was faultless, always conducting themselves in a professional manner, with nothing more than the development of the children in their minds. Both sides showed great enthusiasm and dedication, their commitment to skill development was a noting factor especially on game day. Congratulations to Scott and the Yass Junior AF Club, on a fantastic first year, hope that you continue to develop AFL in the YASS region and good luck for the future. Thankyou to all the Junior Jets Committee for their efforts with the club's development, parents and volunteers for their help on game days and at BBQ's, and also to the Senior Jets, Sponsors and to Ngunnawal Primary School. Finally, my parting words (in a poem) for the year are: Four
years on and still going strong, registrations keep rolling in, Mark
Walker. |
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My work as the Jets JDO in 2003 can be summarised in five broad areas:
Advertising and Promoting the Jets Club in Gungahlin Schools Through personal contact with school sports teachers and office staff, I prepared and delivered information for distribution in school newsletters at appropriate times throughout the year. These included advertising the Jets registration days early in the school year and Club Auskick activities throughout the year. Feedback indicates the Club has benefited from these forms of promotion. All Gungahlin schools have supported the Club in this way and their assistance has been very much appreciated. Conducting Training/Development Clinics in Gungahlin Schools This is the major focus of my activities. In general, clinics are organised in three 45 minute sessions for each class (one each week for three weeks). This enables teaching basic AFL skills in the first session, practicing/developing these skills in the second session through drills and games, and, for older age groups, playing an AFL game under modified rules in the third session. Emphasis is placed on the fun, heath and fitness aspects of sport in general and AFL in particular. The clinics have been very well received by the school staff and by the students. So far in 2003 clinics have been conducted for students in the following schools:
On Tuesdays and Thursdays over the period September to the end of the school year all classes at Palmerston Primary School will be covered in a series of clinics. In addition to the above:
Promotional material about the Jets Club was handed out to students participating in clinics and other activities during the first half of the year. Burgmann Anglican College and Hall Primary School have not yet taken up the offer of AFL clinics this year but will be contacted again with a view to some involvement late in 2003 or in 2004. As a result of the activities outlined above, more than 2000 students in Gungahlin schools will have been exposed to AFL football and the Gungahlin Lakes Junior Jets Club during the 2003 school year. SEPEP SEPEP stands for "Sport Education in Physical Education Program". The AFL has developed a module specifically relating to AFL football and the Canberra AFL Junior Development Team promotes this to primary schools in the ACT. The module allows schools to achieve specific objectives within their general physical education program. The AFL module involves each class running their own football competition involving a number of (9-a-side) football teams. In addition to playing skills, students learn about umpiring, administration, promotion and media aspects of the sport. The AFL module has been adopted by The Holy Spirit School in 2002 and 2003 and, this year, I was heavily involved (along with Priscilla Bateman) in running the program for all year 3 to 6 students at the school. This occurred over nine weeks of term 1 and was received enthusiastically by the students and teachers. Auskick This national AFL skills development program is conducted in the Gungahlin area in two forms. In 2003, the Jets Club conducted Auskick sessions on Sunday mornings over school terms 1 and 2. These were very ably organised by John Bink. I was able to provide some assistance but regret that other commitments in 2003 meant I was not able to participate as much as in the previous year. It was pleasing for me this year to see a number of "graduates" from the school clinics enter the Auskick program and progress to the Jets Junior teams. The AFL Canberra Development Team organises and runs after school Auskick Programs in conjunction with primary schools. There are plans for these to be conducted at Palmerston and/or Nicholls schools in term 4 and I will assist the development team in these activities. Assisting/Encouraging Gungahlin Schools' Participation in AFL Competitions The main focus of these activities is the James Hird Cup competition which is conducted on a zone basis early in the school year with zone winners going on to participate in the ACT finals at Manuka Oval. The competition is for year 5/6 students playing under 12-a-side modified rules. Clinics in the early part of the year concentrated on the older age groups with a view to encouraging participation in this competition (as well as attempting to bolster the Club's registrations in these age groups). The Gungahlin Zone competition was conducted in March. Only four teams entered in 2003; two each from Ngunnawal and Nicholls (Gold Creek/Holy Spirit). A Nicholls team won the day and competed with moderate success in the ACT finals at Manuka. While the small number of teams was quite disappointing, it was pleasing to have Ngunnawal participating for the first time. Contact with schools over the rest of 2003 has enabled me to promote the competition for 2004 and I am confident of greater participation next year. Conclusion The three years I have been the Jets Junior Development Officer have been very enjoyable and rewarding for me. Of course, I have not carried out these functions alone. In 2003, I have again enjoyed the support of the whole Jets Junior Committee and, in particular, Bruce Chalker who has assisted in the drafting and printing of the Jets promotional material distributed to students participating in clinics. The AFL Canberra Junior Development Team also provides significant support in the provision of the necessary equipment as well as paid support staff. Special thanks again go to Priscilla Bateman, the AFL Canberra junior development officer for Gungahlin/Belconnen, who has been a tireless supporter of the Jets' activities through her organisational assistance and participation in the program of clinics conducted in the Gungahlin schools. Because of other employment opportunities, Priscilla is unavailable for the last few months of 2003 and she will certainly be missed. After three years in this role, I am encouraged by the recognition and reception I receive in Gungahlin schools and by the positive attitude of the school community to the Junior Jets Club generally. This provides a sound base for the ongoing promotion and development of the Junior Club and, I hope, for an increase in player numbers in the near future. Graham Bonnett (Graham,
displaying artful coaching of the Jets "The Legends of Old" and employing
effective motivational speeches, has finally broke through for a win after
a drought of many years in the recent The Legends of Old v The Not So
Old Legends.) |
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Auskick started on the 23rd of February which was a good move because of the warmer conditions. The warmer weather meant that the handball, kicking and marking was fun to do without the sting of the winter cold. I felt sorry last year for the first timers who had a later start to the season and were trying to punch a cold ball with cold hands and got discouraged very easily when things didn't work for them. The skill level did improve a lot for everyone as the Auskick program went along. From those who couldn't kick or hand ball to the ones who improved with their accuracy and distance and everyone's confidence was a lot higher and we had fun along the way. On the Sundays all the Auskickers were keen to play the grid game but I always made them practice their kicking and handballing first which wasn't always a popular thing to do but the kids did do it with enthusiasm. I got a lot of satisfaction to see the kids who hadn't kicked or handballed before develop their skills to the stage of kicking on the run and handballing in the grid game we played every week. I would like to congratulate all of the Auskickers on their participation and behaviour this year and would like to see you all carry on and have fun playing Aussie rules. The parents also need a special mention for their participation in running the Auskick. You all did a bit. From just bringing the kids along to having a kick in the backyard at home and being a supporter on the sideline. THANKS TO YOU ALL. Graham Bonnet did a great job with his efforts in the schools during the week and on the oval on Sundays. All the kids knew him when he ran the footy clinics in the schools and I think they got a lot from what he had to say and show them. I would like to thank him for the time he put into helping me this season. THANKS GRAHAM. Mick Hesketh is another football guru who has had fun passing his knowledge on about our great game and his time was also valuable to me as it gave me time to give everyone some extra pointers on the rules and how to improve their game. THANKS MICK. I would also like to thank the Jets Junior Committee for helping me on the Registration Days, Presentation Day and the bus trip to Sydney, especially our president Bruce Chalker. THANKS TO YOU ALL. We also had two half-time games this year. One was at Manuka Oval for the Kangaroos vs Swans game and the other was a bus trip to the SCG for the Swans vs Dockers game. The game at Manuka Oval was on a sunny day with a near record crowd for Manuka Oval. 11,310 people to watch the mighty Jets Auskickers play. The team we lined up against was a tough team but the Jets Auskickers were a good match for them. The game went according to plan and we all had fun. At the end of the game the players got to line up at the Kangaroos race and clap the Kanga's onto the ground and then ran off to get changed and have a sausage sandwich and a cordial. The SCG trip was even bigger. We all started at 6.30am for the bus trip. One video and a stop at Maccas later we were at the ground and ready to have a game of footy. We settled all of the mums, dads, brothers, sisters, grandparents and other supporters into their seats and then went off to get changed at the back of the member's stand. We came out at half-time ready for footy to be greeted with the cheers of a 31,000 plus crowd. Our opposition was too much of a match for us because they were a lot older. The game was a one sided affair with some of the players showing their disapproval at the end of the game. When we ran over to the Swans race to clap them onto the field, I noticed one of the Jets players must have been overcome by the defeat and broke down in the middle of the oval. As I gathered him up we got a cheer from the crowd then we ran over to cheer on the mighty Swans. When the day was done we headed home with another video and a stop at McDonalds on the way back. Thanks to the Club for buying Maccas for all the kids on the way home. I've had fun this year and I look forward to seeing all of you again next year. Having fun in footy, John Bink For other Auskick
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A Message from the Senior Club
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From the start of the season senior coach, Jason Burgess, has been saying "Don't mention the F-word". No he wasn't talking about swearing, he was talking about Finals football. Sorry Jason, but it is inevitable, the Jets are on their way to the finals in both divisions. The First Division team have secured the Minor Premiership and the Second Division have tied up second place. This means we get the double chance in both divisions. If the Jets are successful in their finals campaign and make it to the Grand Final it will be the first time since 1996. Finals arrangements for the Canberra District league are as follows:
All games are at Football Park. Division 1 games will start at 2:15pm, and Division 2 games will start at 12:00pm. If the Jets make a Grand Final in either division it would be great to see the Junior Jets there in support (well... guess what has happened - both grades are in the big one!). Having juniors running out with the seniors and joining in the pre-game preparations has been great this season. There is no other club in the Canberra District League that has this level of junior involvement. Having the kids join in the match preparation, running out in the same Guernsey is great and can only help promote the relationship between our clubs. On this note, it is great to once again see the Juniors and the Seniors continue to grow and become bigger and better. Bruce and his committee have done an excellent job and have really helped direct the Juniors to a strong future. I would also like to congratulate Paul Priestly on his efforts with the Juniors website. The site looks sensational and is a great advertisement for the Junior Jets. Go the Jets! Greg
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Inaugural "Roo of The Year" 2003The Gungahlin Jets are proud to sponsor the inaugural "Roo of the Year " award. In the spirit of friendship and camaraderie we thought that the Gungahlin JAFC would like to help Yass start some tradition of its own. To this end the Jets have donated a Perpetual and individual trophy for the inaugural winner of this award. This award like the "Jet of the Year" award is voted on by the Yass Committee and is one of the most prestigious awards the club can bestow. The winner of this award is the person who the committee (by secret ballot) feel has been an outstanding Yass Roos contributor. It can be for any number of things or as is often the case, a collection of things that they do for the betterment of Junior Football and the Yass Roos JAFC in particular. The candidates nominated have all made significant contribution to this set up year with Yass and as such are all worthy nominees. Nominations for the Yass Roo Of The Year are:
As you can imagine, all nominees are indeed worthy. Roo Of The Year - WinnerThis year's inaugural winner is in fact dual winners. With the committee voting locked at 4 all, the "Roo of the Year" recipients are: Corrine Chalmers and Scott Bourke. It was very pleasing to see both of these individuals receive the recognition that is well deserved for a season that has seen them both work very hard on and off the field to put Yass back on the AFL map. Congratulations to
both Corrine and Scott. |
 Roo Of The Year CORRINE CHALMERS  Roo Of The Year SCOTT BOURKE |
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We have
a very extensive list of volunteers to proudly display.
To all of you - THANKS |
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Under 12 |
Mark Bateman |
Coach |
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Under 12 |
Brian Davis |
Assistant Coach, Team
Photographer |
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Under 12 |
Debbie Wilson |
Manager |
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Under 12 |
Adam Stone |
Trainer/Runner |
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Under 12 |
Andrew Highfield |
Trainer |
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Under 12 |
Tim Cantlon |
Game day warm-up, Boundary,
Goal Umpire |
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Under 12 |
Steve Robson |
Trainer |
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Under 12 |
Marcia Malone |
Assistant Manager |
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Under 12 |
Rosemary Grozinger |
Assistant Manager |
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Under 10 |
John Byrne |
Co Coach |
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Under 10 |
Rodger Braid |
Co Coach |
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Under 10 |
Gerard Hoyne |
Assistant Coach |
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Under 10 |
Richard Allen |
Manager |
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Under 10 |
Mark Walker |
Field Umpire |
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Under 10 |
Steve Crawford |
Field Umpire |
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Under 10 |
Bruce Chalker |
Goal Umpire |
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Under 10 |
A.J. Baker |
Match Statistics |
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Under 10 |
Kerily Efford |
Time-keeper, Game day
fruit |
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Under 10 |
Max Raddatz |
Match Statistics, Barbecues |
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Under 10 |
Julie Hope |
Match Statistics, Barbecues,
Club Photographer |
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Under 10 |
Rowan Wilson |
Match Statistics, Barbecues |
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Under 10 |
Tandy Westmore |
Barbecue |
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Under 10 Yass |
Scott Bourke |
Coach |
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Under 10 Yass |
Greg Pryor |
Manager |
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Under 10 Yass |
Brett Downes |
Assistant Coach, Goal
Umpire |
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Under 9 |
Peter Hansen |
Coach, Barbecues |
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Under 9 |
Julie Tomkins |
Manager, Match reports,
Barbecues |
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Under 9 |
Thea Davis |
Manager |
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Under 9 |
John Austin |
Field Umpire, Training,
Barbecues |
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Under 9 |
Robyn Austin |
Time-keeping, Match reports |
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Under 9 |
Paula Cole |
Match reports |
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Under 9 |
Vern Carmody |
On-field assistance |
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Under 9 |
Andrew Goldsworthy |
Goal Umpire, Barbecues |
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Under 9 |
Leesa Hansen |
Time-keeping, Match reports |
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Under 9 |
Peter Tomkins |
Goal Umpire |
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Under 9 |
Glen Van der Kolk |
Match reports, Barbecues |
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Under 9 |
Steven Noble |
Assistance at training |
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Under 9 |
Greg Weichard |
Goal Umpire |
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Under 9 |
Mick Hesketh |
Assistant Coach, Field
Umpire, Barbecues |
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Under 9 |
Tracy Hesketh |
Barbecues |
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Under 9 |
Ruthie Lyttle |
Time-keeping, Match reports |
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Under 9 |
Johnathan Davis |
Administration assistance |
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Under 8 |
Martin Bigmore |
Coach |
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Under 8 |
Damien Jolley |
Manager |
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Under 8 |
John Peterson |
Training Assistant |
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Under 8 |
Brian Davis |
Training Assistant |
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Under 8 |
Melissa Parker |
Training Assistant |
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Under 8 |
Paul Thorpe |
Training Assistant |
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Under 8 |
Domenic Johnson |
Training Assistant |
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Under 8 |
Mark Walker |
Assistant Coach |
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Under 8 |
Greg McDougall |
Assistant Manager |
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Under 8 Yass |
Colleen Bush |
Coach |
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Under 8 Yass |
Corrine Chalmers |
Manager, Assistant Coach |
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Under 8 Yass |
Wade Chalmers |
Field Umpire, Goal Umpire,
Ground Setup |
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Under 8 Yass |
Marcus Hooper |
Goal Umpire |
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Under 8 Yass |
Clare Pritchard |
Canteen |
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Under 8 Yass |
Paul & Bec Quinn |
Goal Umpire |
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Under 8 Yass |
Warren & Doreen Wilson |
Goal Umpire, Canteen |
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Auskick |
John Bink |
Primary Coordinator |
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Auskick |
Mick Hesketh |
Skills training |
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Auskick |
Graham Bonnett |
Recruiting kids, Skills
training, Umpiring |
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Auskick |
Bruce Chalker |
Registrations, Organising/running
barbecues |
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Auskick Yass |
Lisa Bourke |
Primary Coordinator |
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Auskick Yass |
Wade Chalmers |
Skills training, Umpiring |
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Auskick Yass |
Colleen Bush |
Skills training |
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Auskick Yass |
Craig Starr |
Primary Coach |
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Auskick Yass |
Greg Pryor |
Coordinator |
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Jets Committee |
Bruce Chalker |
President & generally
everywhere |
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Jets Committee |
Mark Walker |
Vice President Football
Operations |
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Jets Committee |
A.J. Baker |
Vice President Sponsorships |
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Jets Committee |
Paul Priestly |
Secretary, Website |
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Jets Committee |
Mark Bateman |
Treasurer |
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Jets Committee |
Scott Bourke |
Yass club development |
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Jets Committee |
Graham Bonnett |
Committee, Development
Officer |
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Jets Committee |
Martin Bigmore |
Commitee |
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Jets Committee |
Mick Hesketh |
Committee, Telstra grant
organisation |
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Jets Committee |
John Byrne |
Committee, Director of
Coaching |
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Yass Committee |
Scott Bourke |
President |
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Yass Committee |
Corrine Chalmers |
Vice President, Fundraising
coordinator |
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Yass Committee |
Lyndell McGrath |
Treasurer, Fundraising,
Canteen coordinator |
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Yass Committee |
Wade Chalmers |
Commitee |
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Yass Committee |
Colleen Bush |
Commitee |
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Yass Committee |
Craig Starr |
Commitee |
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Yass Committee |
Greg Pryor |
Commitee |
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Yass Committee |
Lisa Bourke |
Development Officer, Public
Relations |
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Yass Special Volunteers |
Sean Bourke |
Goal Umpire, Fundraising |
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Yass Special Volunteers |
Anthony Bush |
Goal Umpire, Fundraising |
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Yass Special Volunteers |
Brandon Bush |
Goal Umpire, Canteen |
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Yass Special Volunteers |
Jeremy Bush |
Canteen |
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Yass Special Volunteers |
Rob Downes |
Goal Umpire |
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Yass Special Volunteers |
Brandon Downes |
Goal Umpire |
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Yass Special Volunteers |
Jon Miller |
Goal Umpire |
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Yass Special Volunteers |
Shane Miller |
Goal Umpire |
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Yass Special Volunteers |
Brendan Madden |
Goal Umpire |
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Yass General Volunteers |
Lisa Bourke |
Field Umpire |
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Yass General Volunteers |
Bev Downes |
Barbecues, Canteen, Fundraising |
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Yass General Volunteers |
Catherine Allen |
Canteen, Time-keeper,
Fundraising |
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Yass General Volunteers |
Stewart Allen |
Goal Umpire, Time-keeper,
Ground setup |
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Yass General Volunteers |
Gerard Miller |
Goal Umpire, Ground setup,
Training assistance |
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Yass General Volunteers |
Katrina Miller |
Canteen, Fundraising |
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Yass General Volunteers |
Dara Madden |
Goal Umpire, Ground setup |
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Yass General Volunteers |
Kate Madden |
Canteen, Time-keeper,
Fundraising |
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Yass General Volunteers |
James Mason |
Barbecues, Canteen, Fundraising |
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Yass General Volunteers |
Kim Mason |
Barbecues, Canteen, Fundraising |
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Yass General Volunteers |
Claire Pritchard |
Barbecues, Canteen, Fundraising |
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Yass General Volunteers |
Shiree Garland |
Barbecues, Canteen, Fundraising |
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