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WILLETTON

FOOTBALL

CLUB INC.

2016 YEAR BOOK

CELEBRATING 40 YEARS

1976 – 2016

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WILLETTON FOOTBALL CLUB Inc. Affiliated with the WA Amateur Football League

2016 COMMITTEE

Executive President: Damian Chandler Vice President: Ryan Harder Secretary: Jaidon Tilbrook Treasurer: Mark Windsor

General Committee Brett Manley Josh Harder Brendan Gotti Michael Martella Rod Philp David Philp Brad Hill Kyle Martin Andrew Burvill Mitchell Steacy

2016 COACHING STAFF and LEADERSHIP GROUP

League Reserves Colts E2

Coach Kyle Martin Nathan Cocks Paul Kujawski Raymond Reveley

Assistant

Coach

Paul Kujawski

Gary Martin

Chris Pobjoy

James Staples Paul Ingram

Manager Josh Harder Ryan Harder Ray Pratley Isaac Correia

Captain Harly Anderson

Kyle Martin

Aaron Smith Leighton Douglas

James Pratley

Jeremy Perhavec

Vice Captain Zac Broderick

Jason Brown

Sean Halton

Brendan Gotti

Jake Basire

Ryan Keepa

Nat Broomfield

Andrew Thompson

Trainer Kayla Malone Esmond Tang Melanie Leong Heyman Lau

Club Physiotherapist Andrew Lange

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2016 CLUB SPONSORS

MAJOR SPONSORS

SUPPORT SPONSORS

CLUB ASSOCIATES

LADIES DAY UNIFORM SPONSOR

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WFC HONOUR BOARD – OFFICE BEARERS

Year President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Club Coach Club Captain

1976 R Hagan

C Muller

G Richards G Richards

1977 R Hagan

C Muller

H Manley H Manley

1978 R Hagan

C Reilly

P Higgins P Higgins

1979 R Hagan

K Milne R Hagan G Greer G Greer

1980 J Bray

R Bassan M Russell G Greer G Greer

1981 B Waters

S McGilvray N McKenney G Greer G Greer

1982 C Howe

S McGilvray M Olivieri P Dougan K Barrett

1983 J McFarland

S McGilvray N McKenney P Dougan K Barrett

1984 J McFarland

L McFarland D Flowers J Trott K Barrett

1985 D Owen

C Pearce P O’Donnell J Trott K Barrett

1986 D Owen

C Pearce D Flowers J Trott K Barrett

1987 J McFarland

C Pearce D Flowers J Trott R Poepjes

1988 R Luff

R Hagan B Motteram D Haddow B Hutcheson

1989 R Luff

R Hagan B Motteram D Haddow G Miller

1990 K Barrett

B Reed G Miller D Haddow S Perejmibidia

1991 K Barrett

R Randall K Barrett K Coates S Perejmibidia

1992 I Thomas

R Randall S Thomas K Coates G Batt

1993 J Burns

H Manley S Dwyer G Fuller P Kujawski

1994 R Luff

H Manley

G Fuller P Kujawski

1995 P Polak

V Pratt M Albones G Fuller M Pratt

1996 C Tolmie

N Vanderweide J Mills G Fuller P Kujawski M Pratt

1997 T Vanderweide

N Vanderweide P Cassidy G Fuller P Kujawski M Pratt

1998 CLUB IN RECESS

1999 D Manning M England A Fee P Kujawski S London

2000 D Manning M Read H Cockle A Fee M Nieves

P Kujawski S London

2001 D Manning M Read H Cockle M Nieves D Blight S London

2002 E Koza M Read K Ritchie M Read D Blight S London

2003 E Koza T Keen K Ritchie S Crommelin J Galvin T Keen

2004 R Kuyer R Kuyer G Bell N Crommelin J Galvin T Foster

2005 J Grace D Archibald G Bell N Crommelin J Galvin T Foster

2006 J Grace P Murphy G Bell S Crommelin A Green M Cremin

2007 J Grace R Philp D Kelly A Outridge J Galvin T Foster

2008 J Grace R Philp D Kelly D Tognolini J Galvin D Bayliss

2009 J Grace R Philp D Kelly T Howie J Galvin R McFarland

2010 J Grace R Philp L Kuyer A Bruse J Galvin I Watts

2011 J Grace R Philp S Bull A Bruse A Correia I Watts

2012 J Grace R Philp S Bull A Bruse A Correia I Watts

2013 D Chandler D Myors I Correia A Bruse D Ellis I Watts

2014 D Chandler D Myors I Correia M Martella J Galvin D Watkins

2015 D Chandler R Harder S Tognolini M Martella K Martin J Brown D Hug

2016 D Chandler R Harder J Tilbrook M Windsor K Martin H Anderson K Martin

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WFC HONOUR BOARD – PERPETUAL TROPHIES

Year Grade Finished Rising Star Leading Goal Kicker Best Clubman

1976 WAAFL 8th

1977 WAAFL 9th

1978 WAAFL 5th

1979 SSMFL 10th P Higgins R Pietrowski

1980 SSMFL 9th P Rudd S Everett

1981 SSMFL 6th C Parsons B Claesson S Everett

1982 SSMFL 11th P Fogarty K Barrett J McFarland

1983 SSMFL 6th J Trott C Howe

1984 SFL 5th J Trott M Duffy

1985 SFL Runner Up G Mitchell N Smith

1986 SFL 6th R Poepjes C Pearce

1987 SFL 9th J Trott B Magnus

1988 SFL 10th P Kujawski L Watkins

1989 SFL 5th S Bingham B Magnus A Tyler

1990 SFL 5th I Hartree J Burns A Pobjoy

1991 SFL 6th I Hartree B Hagan

1992 SFL 3rd K Burton B Hagan H Burgess

1993 SFL 4th D Kalejs D Chisolm

1994 SFL 4th M Bayliss

1995 SFL 8th S Tolmie

1996 SFL 7th S Egan T Vanderweide

1997 SFL 4th B Albones

1998 CLUB IN RECESS

1999 E Premiers C Smythe E Koza E Koza

2000 D Premiers W Collidge E Koza C Phelps

2001 C Runner Up D Chandler D Craig-Martin M House

2002 C Runner Up C Gill M Chidlow T Keen

2003 C Runner Up A Correia D Myors B Lake

2004 B 8th A Jovanou D Myors G Bell

2005 B 4th N Cocks S Henson P Murphy

2006 B 9th M Bingham B Ingersole J Lake

2007 C Premiers N/A B Ingersole J Grace

2008 B 6th C Blundell B Ingersole T Howie

2009 B 3rd S Shimmon J Bruse T Grace

2010 B 8th B Gotti J Bruse D Myors

2011 B 5th S McDonald J Bruse B Warner

2012 B 9th J Burns B Ellis D Chandler

2013 B 8th J Lee H Sleeman R Philp

2014 B 10th M Steacy J Dawkins B Jones

2015 C1 7th B Chalwell L Douglas D Tognolini

2016 C1 5th J Hegarty L Douglas R Harder

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WFC HONOUR BOARD – BEST & FAIREST WINNERS

Year League B&F Reserves B&F Colts B&F Thirds B&F

1976 R Pearce

1977 K O’Dea

1978 K O’Dea

1979 G Greer J Hampson A Panton

G Curtis

1980 K Barrett J Hampson G Hoad

1981 K Barrett G Doman M Fitzpatrick

1982 P McGilvray D Gibb C Stewart

1983 S Crole R Nicoli C Waterman

1984 R Popejes P O’Donnell J Welsh

1985 D Gibb M Abrahams P Kujawski

1986 D Gibb S Hubbard J Woolfitt

1987 D Gibb K Thomason R Calais

1988 G Millar N Clinch D Luff L Watkins

T Ralston

1989 S Perejmibidia I Thomas G Berson R Pickersgill

1990 D Gibb G Hoad O Lawton J Sheridan

K May

1991 G Horsman L Watkins D Kalejs D Hicks

1992 D Gibb A George D Kalejs I Millar

1993 J Perejmibidia J Keen N Caswell P Miskelly

1994 C Baines T Amoroso S Patterson G Blight

1995 P Kujawski J Sheridan

A Gosling G Wright T Vanderweide

1996 J Sheridan R Hagan B Smith

1997 J Sheridan N Clark M Long

1998 CLUB IN RECESS

1999 D Fry A Fee T Fry

2000 S London C Lee G Truschel T Kerslake

2001 R Dreghorn C Boardly S Bannister D Millar

2002 R Dreghorn L Smith J McIntyre S Tampalini

2003 D Chandler J Bruse J McIntyre T Edwy-Smith

2004 T Foster C Garth D Bayliss C Gorman

2005 T Fry R Reveley B Hagen A McDonald A Townley

S Crommelin

2006 T Fry S Irving A McDonald T Edwy-Smith

2007 T Foster K Lombardo W Rigoll

2008 I Watts B McFarland T Elliot G Bell

2009 H Fleay H Carruthers C Del Fante

K Wheeler R Reveley

2010 W Rigoll M Bingham A Barker L Thatcher

2011 D Bull A McDonald A Burvill J Bruse

2012 M Bycroft S Poepjes T Antonio L Smith

2013 D Watkins Z Broderick M Coleman C Sloan

K Marshall

2014 D Watkins A Trent J Kyle S Lawson A Thompson

2015 K Martin B Legg L Douglas T Edwy-Smith

2016 H Ingram K Martin

H Fleay S Rowlands J Perhavec

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WFC ASSOCIATION FAIREST & BEST WINNERS

YEAR LEAGUE GRADE PLAYER

1985 SFL Colts Paul Kujawski

1986 SFL League Doug Gibb

1987 SFL Reserves Kim Thomason

1987 SFL Saturday Comp Graham Davidson

1989 SFL Colts Gerald Berson

1989 SFL Saturday Comp Ray Pickersgill

1994 SFL Reserves Tony Amoroso

1997 SFL Colts Matthew Long

1999 WAAFL E Grade Darryn Fry

2001 WAAFL G Grade Wade Rigoll

2003 WAAFL B Colts Dustin McLeod

2003 WAAFL C Reserve Chris Sobejko

2007 WAAFL E Grade Wade Rigoll

2007 WAAFL C League Blake Ingersole

2008 WAAFL G Grade Wade Rigoll

2010 WAAFL B Reserves Adam Doig

2010 WAAFL DB Colts Andrew Barker

2010 WAAFL F Grade Luke Thatcher

2011 WAAFL B Reserves Andrew Barker

2012 WAAFL B Reserves Daniel Fondacaro

WFC PREMIERSHIPS

YEAR GRADE COACH CAPTAIN

1981 SSMFL Colts Ian Carn Greg Hoad

1982 SSMFL Reserves Ray Pearce Pat Vogels

1985 SFL Colts Jim Geletic Paul Kujawski

1987 SFL Colts Jim Geletic Wayne Woolfitt

1992 SFL Colts Gary Fuller Brendan Jupp

1993 SFL Colts Rob Hayward Cleto Piani

1994 SFL Reserves Tony Amoroso Cleto Piani

1995 SFL Colts Cris Bayliss Steve Roper

1995 SFL Reserves Tony Amoroso Mark Delromano

1999 E League Paul Kujawski Sean London

2000 D League Paul Kujawski Sean London

2001 C Colts David Archibald Shane Crommelin

2004 DB Colts David Archibald Adrian Correia

2006 DB Colts Paul McGrath David Kelly

2007 C League Justin Galvin Todd Foster

2013 DB Colts David Myors Josh Coleman

2015 ID Colts Paul Kujawski Leighton Douglas

2015 C1 Reserves Jason Walker Daniel Smith

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WFC LIFE MEMBERS

1985 Ray Hagan 2008 Grant Bell 2013 Stuart Irving

Ray Pearce Damian Chandler Kane Lombardo

1987 Kim Barrett Jason Walker Ben Marchant

1988 David Owen 2010 David Archibald Mark Piccoli

1989 Brian Waters Todd Grace Raymond Reveley

Graeme Richards Jeff Kee Rhys Stenhouse

1991 Doug Gibb David Myors 2014 Blake Ingersole

1996 Paul Kujawski 2011 Joel Manning Jan Ravn

2003 Alex Watson Justin Galvin 2015 Rod Philp

2006 Michael Lake 2012 Jim Grace Wade Rigoll

2007 Jeremy Bruse Trent Keen 2016 Tim Edwy-Smith

Trent Fry Steve Tampalini David Philp

Ed Koza

2016 Milestones

250 Games

David Myors Jason Walker

200 Games

Raymond Reveley Mark Piccoli

150 Senior Games

Tim Edwy-Smith David Philp

150 Games

Tim Edwy-Smith Matthew Burvill Adam Doig

100 Games

Scott Tognolini Keilan Marshall Sean Halton Brendan Gotti

Conrad Sloan Andrew Burvill Andrew Thompson Markus Hug

50 Games

Mitchell Steacy Jaidon Tilbrook Jake Basire

Michael Gotti Cameron Pallister Luke Fisher Brodie Chalwell

John Dawkins Jack Kennedy Anthony Trent Sam Rowlands

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State Selection

WAAFL State Colts

Harry Ingram Oliver Smith Matthew Steacy (C) Takhudzwa Phiri

WAAFL Awards

WAAFL T.K Naylor Award Champion Colts Club 2016

The T.K Naylor Trophy combines a club's on and off-field performance with points earned for wins, meetings attended and forms and fees submitted to the League in a timely manner, while points are deducted for red/yellow cards and fines. The Club congratulates our Colts players and coaching staff on receiving this tremendous honour. It is the third time the club has won the award, having previously taken it home in 2001 and 2004.

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2016 CLUB AWARDS

Leading Goal Kicker: Leighton Douglas Colts co-captain Leighton Douglas has taken out the club’s Golden Boot for the second consecutive year with 36 goals for the home & away season in both the Colts and League teams. Douglas goaled in 11 out of 16 games this year, including 2 bags of 6 goals and 3 bags of 4. Leighton went on to play in 3 finals for the Colts team, kicking a further 8 finals goals (including 7 in the qualifying final) to finish with 44 goals for the year.

Adam Mouttet Rising Star Award: Josh Hegarty Josh Hegarty has claimed this year’s Adam Mouttet Rising Star after an exceptional debut season for the club. Playing 14 games after crossing from Willetton JFC, Josh found a place in an exceptional Colts midfield full of players with League experience and made it his own with his outstanding work rate. Hegarty kicked 2 goals in his first season and finished inside the top 10 in voting for the Colts Best & Fairest award. Following his outstanding first year with the Blues, Josh looms as a leading player at our club for years to come.

Jim Grace Clubperson Award: Ryan Harder Ryan’s association with the Willetton Football Club started in 2013 where he assisted Jason Walker and the Thirds team with their match day duties as well as running of the Club website. In 2014, while continuing his role with the Thirds, Ryan joined the Committee and had an immediate impact with his enthusiasm, proficiency and professionalism. He took on many of the administrative roles that Jim Grace fulfilled during his presidency including completion of match day paperwork for the entire Club, statistician, yearbook editor and historian. Ryan stepped up to the role of Vice President in 2015 and is also the chair of the Football Operations Committee. His leadership has been influential for the Club though his hard work behind the scenes often goes unnoticed. Over the years he has also acted as Team Manager for all senior teams, has been instrumental in conducting our ANZAC Day ceremonies and was the driving force behind the creation of the Barrett-Uittenbroek Cup between the Willetton and Gosnells Football Clubs. Ryan is a volunteer in the true sense of the word – giving up his time and energy selflessly for no personal reward. While he has played a handful of matches for Willetton, he has no long term association with the Club, and his contributions are based entirely on his desire to see the Willetton Football Club achieve long term success on and off the field. He is a very worthy winner of the Jim Grace Clubperson Award. Nominations for the Jim Grace Clubperson Award were taken from the club’s membership. We congratulate the following members who were nominated by their peers: Gary Beange, Andrew Burvill, Leighton Douglas, Brendan Gotti, Michael Gotti, Josh Harder, Ryan Keepa, Raymond Reveley, Rod Philp.

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT – Damian Chandler

Firstly, I would like to congratulate Kyle, Nathan and Paul, and the League, Reserves and Colts

teams for reaching the finals this season. It is the first year since 2011 that we had at least three

sides in the finals series. It has been fantastic to see the League team make up for the

disappointment of just missing out on the top five last season, and earn the right to host an

Elimination Final. Ultimately we went down in that match, however the steady improvement we

have shown over the past couple of years is a big positive to take into next season.

The Colts and Reserves have had very similar years, both hovering around the top three for

most of the season. They both then proceeded to win their Qualifying Final, lose their Semi

Final and then lose their Preliminary Final in a heartbreaking end to the season. Despite this, it

was tremendous to see the number of Colts aged players who have played League games this

year, as well as other senior players who earned promotion up the grades.

Ray and the Thirds have had another tough season on the park, with two wins to equal the two

wins from last year, but the comradery within the team is a great reflection on Revs and the

passion these guys have for their mates and the Club.

I also want to acknowledge all of our Club umpires – Todd Wedgwood, David Tognolini,

Brennan Wilson, Riley Hunter and Daniel Hawks. It is generally a very challenging job and I

thank you on behalf of the Club for your efforts this season.

This year the Committee has been working on improving our match day procedures, utilising our

sub-committees more effectively and refining our accounting practices. We have had varying

degrees of success but have certainly learned a number of lessons over the year. It is hoped

that as the day-to-day running of the Club becomes more streamlined, the Committee will then

be able to focus on more ‘big picture’ issues such as constructing a new storage shed, updating

our Constitution to align with recent changes to the Associations Act, building our relationships

with the local junior clubs and the East Fremantle District, and other planning initiatives to

ensure the long term viability of the Club.

As with many community football clubs, we rely heavily on a small pool of volunteers, mostly

made up of current players, past players and family members. Our committee is made up

almost entirely of current players, which is a great reflection on their devotion to the Club, but

also presents a challenge when training and playing obligations overlap with off field roles. We

have had fantastic service from our non-playing volunteers over the year, in particular ‘Dad’s

Army’ i.e. Rod, Jim, Bully, Jeffery, Billy and Co, Ray Pratley, Paul Ingram and Travis Kujawski

helping out with the Colts, Jimmy Staples, Stuart Rankine, Ryan Harder, Josh Harder, Chris

Pobjoy, Gary Martin and Paul Kujawski with the Reserves and League, John Kyle and Gary

Beange with the Thirds and Coral Board, Jackie Keepa, Georgie Steacy and Kath Philp in the

canteen. I would also like to thank everyone who helped out during the season from RSAs, to

those setting and packing up the grounds on home games, and anyone else who lent a hand. It

is imperative that we all take ownership of this Club and help out where required to share the

load and responsibilities that comes with running and sustaining a successful football club.

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At the Committee level, Ryan Harder has again been outstanding in his roles as Vice President,

Football Operations Manager, Team Manager, Statistician, Data Entry Specialist, Historian and

a host of others. He continues to work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that everything

runs as smoothly as possible during the season. Mark Windsor came on this year as Treasurer

and under the watchful eye of former Treasurer Michael Martella has shown great enthusiasm

for the job. After getting to learn the ropes this year, he has already started planning for an even

more productive 2017. Jaidon Tilbrook, still a Colts aged player, put his hand up as Secretary

this year and has shown maturity beyond his years. He has taken responsibility for the prep

work and set up for home and away games, on top of his usual committee and playing duties. I

am very happy that all three of these gentlemen will be continuing in their roles for 2017.

As mentioned, Michael Martella helped out Mark through the year as well as taking on the

Sponsorship Co-ordinator role, which has been a great posting for the Club. Rod Philp has yet

again done a mountain of work as Bar Manager, and with his merry band of Approved

Managers and RSAs has helped keep the eskys full and your thirst satisfied. He has also

worked closely with the Department of Racing, Gaming and Liquor to ensure that we are

correctly following all the legal requirements of holding our own Liquor License. At a recent

event we had a visit from the inspectors and passed with flying colours, thanks to Rod. David

Philp has also been a vital member of the Committee as our Registrar, but also fulfilling a

number of other roles around the Club and can always be relied upon to help out as needed.

The Events Committee – Kyle Martin, Brendan Gotti, Brad Hill and Mitch Steacy – worked well

this year in taking full control of all social events, and I think you would all agree that they have

been very successful. Josh Harder was another member of the Football Operations committee

who also stepped in as Team Manager while he was injured. It is an obvious Harder family trait

to be hard working and generous, and we are grateful for their continued involvement. Both

Brett Manley and Andrew Burvill often had work commitments during the year which kept them

away from the Club, but they provided valuable input when they were around.

The off field highlights of the year have to be our Past Players Day and Ladies Day functions.

Both these events continue to get bigger and better year after year.

Following on from Past Players Day, we have recently established a Past Players Committee

made up of some of the great names from past years including Jim Grace, Brett Manley, Kim

Barrett, Alex Watson, Trent Keen and Todd Foster. Some of their duties will include maintaining

contact with all of our past players and members, helping organising future Past Player Days

and other social events, ratifying Life Membership and organising our soon to be established

Hall of Fame. We have also recently acknowledged the contribution of another past player, five-

time Best and Fairest winner Doug Gibb, with the creation of the Gibb Medal for the winner of

the League Best and Fairest.

Ladies Day, despite the horrible weather, was another great success and we raised over $3000

for the Purple Hearts and the Harry Perkins Institute for Medical Research into women’s

cancers. It was a great experience to team up with Kristen Novak and the girls from Purple

Hearts, and I must also thank Olivia Martin and Carly Grace for their work organising the day.

We will aim to organise it earlier in the year next season to try and ensure better weather!

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I was also thrilled to accept the T.K Naylor Award for the Champion Colts Club at the WAAFL

Awards night – this is a great affirmation for the character of the playing group as well as the

leadership of Paul, Paul Ingram and Ray Pratley. Well done boys.

My fourth year as President has again been an enjoyable and challenging one, with the regular

Monday morning messages from the Council, the Amateur League or the Soccer Club. I must

thank my wife Kym for her ongoing patience and support. I am looking forward to finishing 2016

on a high and hitting the ground running in 2017.

Damian Chandler

WFC President

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LEAGUE COACHES REPORT – Kyle Martin 4th position - 11 wins, 7 losses, 101.41%, 52 players used Elimination Final – Willetton 11.5 (71) defeated by Carlisle 13.4 (82) Well what a season we had. With pre-season kicking off in early January, amidst one of the hottest summers on record it was always going to be interesting. With the new pre-season venue of Centenary Park awaiting us I was really keen to get the boys up and running. As this was my second year as senior coach of the footy club, I knew we had to improve and fast. The club appointed Geoff Follows as its fitness coach and the usual suspects such as Chris (Poppy) Pobjoy (League Assistant), Paul “Kakkas” Kujawski (Colts Coach) and Raymond “Revs” Reveley (3rds Coach) where all down full of energy and with the late arrival of twos coach Nathan “El Chickennuggo” Cocks, our 2016 coaching group were ready to achieve our best season in a while. Unfortunately, the league season didn’t start so well with us losing the first two games by 3 pts and one point. With only ourselves to blame we had to improve and improve fast. Losing several players to injury and holidays only put more pressure on the lads and come mid-season we were staring relegation in the face. The competition was so even this year that we knew if we beat a few sides above us and started to get some key players back we would gain momentum and be very dangerous come finals time. But we had to make it first. Great wins against the two sides now going up, in Stirling and Maddington set our season up and we sealed our finals birth with a 12 goal win against Noranda. Unfortunately, the finals didn’t fall our way and we were beaten by a side that just had more experience and wanted it more for longer. Hopefully this burns in the boys’ stomachs as I know it does me, and only drives them for bigger and greater things next year. On a personal point I would like to thank Gary Martin, Dwain Watkins and Paul Kujawski on their help throughout the year as lines coaches. You guys really did have an impact when asked to help out and I know the boys liked having you involved on game day. To Chris Pobjoy. You were at the first night of pre-season, and there at our last game. I’m sure you would have been there more throughout the season but you need to remember you aren’t 21 anymore and get your foot sorted. On a serious note however I do truly thank you for your endless help and assistance over the last two years. I came to this club not knowing how I was going to play and coach and you stepped up and made it possible. Your help and knowledge on game day is a reason this club is moving forward and I’m sure I can say this from everyone but you will be sorely missed. Finally, to our supporters and committee, your support throughout the year hasn’t gone unnoticed and as a senior coach and player I thank you for everything you guys bring to this club. We will make it great again and you are the ones off field to take it there. Bring on 2017. Kyle Martin WFC Senior Coach

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RESERVES COACHES REPORT - Nathan Cocks

3rd position – 13 wins, 4 losses, 1 draw, 232.63%, 76 players used

Qualifying Final – Willetton 8.3 (51) defeated Ocean Ridge 6.3 (39) 2nd Semi Final – Willetton 3.14 (32) defeated by Kingsley 6.6 (42) Preliminary Final – Willetton 4.11 (35) defeated by Ocean Ridge 7.4 (46)

After a year out in the wilderness, and reluctantly accepting that my chalk bones were probably not going to allow me to get back to playing football for yet another season, it was a relatively easy decision to take back the helm of the reserves for season 2016. Whilst the season for many starts back in January, as with many reserves footballer’s mentality, the magoos year only really started to take shape probably in the week leading up to round 1 when it was realised that there would be sufficient players to field a team. The season certainly started off with a bang with the team and we went to win our first 4 games by a comfortable margin (albeit against 4 of the bottom 5 teams in Carlisle, Stirling, Bassendean and Kenwick), temporarily climbing to top spot on the ladder. Our next 5 results were mixed however, with a loss to Kingsley a comfortable win over Maddington, a last minute loss to arch rivals Bullcreek (thanks Duck!), a win against Noranda and another narrow loss to Ocean Ridge to round out the first half of the season and see us slip to 4th. We were able to bounce back in the second half of season, starting with a good away win against Carlisle that in hindsight was probably catalysed by my short lived return to the field. Looking back, the following 5 games were a time when many of familiar faces came out of the woodwork, and the team started to gel and build some camaraderie with beers in the change rooms. We went onto win 6 in a row (even though one of those games was a forfeit), though our bubble was burst against Bullcreek who’d become our bogey team. This would be the only game we were to lose in the second half of the year, with a win over Noranda and a draw with Ocean Ridge following. This saw the reserves finish 3rd on the ladder, which earned us a second chance come finals time and confidence that we were genuine title contenders. The first week of finals rolled around where we were matched up against Ocean Ridge for the second week in a row. After a tight first half, we broke the game open in the third/premiership quarter which provided a healthy lead that we maintained to book a grand final play-off spot. Unfortunately, our heroics of the first final could not be matched for subsequent finals against Kingsley and another re-match against Ocean Ridge, with successive losses bringing an end to the season. We were left to rue with the possibility of a different outcome had we better capitalised on our scoring opportunities in both games. The preliminary final loss to Ocean Ridge was particularly hard to swallow, with a significant number of injuries courtesy of a Kingsley reserve unfit for play no doubt playing a part in the loss (I’m expecting a class action suit to be pursued…). Notwithstanding this, the determination and effort on show by everyone that put on the Willetton jumper cannot be faulted, and something that the club should be proud of. Another preliminary final loss as coach is difficult to accept. It would appear that my Kingsley curse continues. When I will next get the opportunity to break this curse remains to be seen, as I am once again hanging up the coaching white board for the foreseeable future. It is always difficult coaching friends (I would have thought I’d learnt my lesson last time), and with a return to fitness the desire to pull the boots back on has returned.

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I would like to thank the club for the opportunity to coach once again. It has certainly been a challenging and valuable experience which I’m sure I will proudly reflect back on at some point in my life. I would also like to make a special mention of Ryan Harder for going above and beyond his duty as team manager, James Staples for being my assistant/back-up runner/fill-in coach, Stuart Rankine for putting his hand up to be runner and everyone else that has helped out in some capacity along the way. An honourable mention also goes to our eventual leadership group in Aaron “The Duck” Smith (captain) and Brendan “Bender” Gotti (vice-captain) for their efforts, on and off the field. Furthermore, I would also like to thank Damian Chandler and the committee for all the hard work they do behind the scenes, club sponsors (particularly reserves sponsor Your Local Finance) for assisting the club in being financially viable, the other coaching staff for their efforts with their respective teams and everyone else I may have forgotten in making 2016 another great year for the club. Lastly, I would like to congratulate all trophy winners, milestone recipients and life member inductees, particularly our trophy winners: Best & Fairest – Hayden Fleay; Runner Up – Aaron Smith; and Coaches Award (Third in Best & Fairest) – Keilan Marshall/Keanu Reeves. Wishing the club all the best for 2017 - Let’s make it our year to make our return to B grade! Go Blues! Nathan Cocks

Reserves Coach

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COLTS COACHES REPORT – Paul Kujawski 3rd position – 13 wins, 3 losses, 282.44%, 35 players used Qualifying Final – Willetton 15.3 (93) defeated Kingsley 5.10 (40) 2nd Semi Final – Willetton 6.6 (42) defeated by Noranda 4.10 (46) Preliminary Final – Willetton 4.15 (39) defeated by Bullcreek Leeming 5.10 (40)

To steal someone else’s phrase “what a year it has been in football“. Success in colts football can’t always be measured in where you finish on the ladder or whether you managed to “Snag the flag “. The year started with a good preseason but fairly average numbers in colts ranks. The first third of the season was very smooth as the numbers built and so did the wins, until the coaches least favourite music festival came along. We fielded less than a full team against Kingsley as a lot of the boys committed to GTM rather than their team and it was from that point I knew we might be approaching the season without the same commitment as last season. The boys also at this middle third as a group put their full support behind Kyle Martin and the League team. As last year we had around ten colts age players step up and play league through the season and even the boys that only played one or two games gave their best. The last third of the season was a mixed bag with some good results some not so good performances and lot of injury concerns leading into the finals. The finals went the same way with some players having personal issues taking holidays or carrying injuries into finals. The first final against Kingsley was everything a coach could ask for but after that it was all downhill. I think after last year’s success and the amount of talented players we had in our squad the players may have got a bit ahead of themselves but to be fair we did only go down by 4 points then 1 point, had a lot of injuries, some inaccurate kicking but probably not the same desire to win as the two teams that beat us. A special thanks to Travis Kujawski who ran for me this season, but also filled holes in the playing roster. Paul Ingram, “Razor” Ray Pratley and the leadership group were outstanding once again. The colts this year won colts club of the year for the WAAFL. This award cannot be under estimated as it showed the on field maturity of this group of players as well as the dedication and organisation of the colts management group and the club. There are no excuses, this is your club, desire to succeed together and thank you everyone for allowing me the privilege of coaching again this season at the Willeton Football Club.

Paul Kujawski Colts Coach

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E2 COACHES REPORT – Raymond Reveley 9th position – 2 wins, 14 losses, 49.74%, 58 players used Well it's that time of the year again where we get to reflect on the year that was for the footy club. 2016 has got many fond memories, whilst the results (and a few bad injuries) may not have gone our way (only the 2 wins for the year but what brilliant wins they were) I got the privilege to celebrate 3 of my best mates at the footy club celebrate their big milestones. Jason "Walkernui" Walker played his 250th game during the year against Ocean Ridge and whilst we couldn't get over the line, the bus trip home was certainly a highlight where the boys all celebrated his achievement with a few beers and a very humorous bus trip home along the coast. Walkernui, my sincerest thanks for all your help and support this year but also the good times over the journey. Tim "Timmah" Edwy-Smith played his 150th game against Warnbro. On that particular day we only had 18 players yet managed to pull off a brilliant win by 80 points and help the club not have a winless week for the year. Timmah as a triple best and fairest it's been a privilege to play alongside you. The team also thanks you for your Photoshop exploits over the year. Mark "Picco" Picolli played his 200th game against Kingsway and whilst we couldn't get over the line for you, it's been a pleasure to play alongside you and I reckon every small defender in the club could learn a trick or two from you. I still remember you and Timmah being among the first blokes I met when I first walked into the thirds change rooms in 2003 as a colt. These friendships are the reason I have come back every year. I also want to shout out to Andrew Thompson who played 100 games this year and to Luke Fisher, Micahel Gotti and John Dawkins on playing 50 games. There were some wonderful efforts by the playing group during a trying year in particular Captain Jeremy "Jezza" Perhavec (Congratulations on winning the best and fairest - A very worthy winner), Mitch Moylan, Joel "Milky" Horsley, Jason "Walkernui" Walker and Nat Broomfield. We certainly had our challenges over the year with Lachlan Perhavec, James Bennett and Ben Kyle all go down with some nasty injuries, I wish you well in the rehab/ recovery fellas and look forward to seeing you all back on the park soon. It was great to win for the ladies on ladies day on the main oval against Ocean Ridge - It was really a wonderful day where not only we got the win but saw the emergence of Aaron LoCicero, Mitch Moylan, Tim Boulton and also Michael Gotti (who amongst the team had an end of the ground named after him when he kicked a brilliant goal and effectively made the boys believe we were never going to lose the game). I want to conclude this report with the usual thank you because without this support we would never get a side on the park. To the committee for backing me in again to coach, To Riley Hunter who did the boundary umpiring for the side all year, to Heyman Lau for undertaking our physio, John Kyle for the goal umpiring all year, Isaac Correia for taking care of the Team Manager role, Michael "The Real Gotti" Gotti and the banner army for coordinating all the banner making during the milestones, to James Bennett and Lachie Perhavec for helping out on the sidelines whilst injured, to my

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leadership group Jeremy "Jezza" Perhavec, Nat Broomfield and Andrew "Thommo" Thompson for your support, to all the players I had the privilege to play alongside and coach, to all the wives, girlfriends, parents and supporters who came down and watched us during the year. Lastly to my beautiful wife Cherie for putting up with me coaching again this year - thanks princess. "In all seriousness" (a quote that became a coach Reveley trademark and a banner message - cheers Gotti) I also want to thank the club to allow me the privilege to play 200 games, coach this side for 2 years, win 2 best and fairest awards, a premiership, play 13 years and become a life member of our great club and for the milestone footballs which are proudly displayed at home. I also am very grateful for the friends and memories I have made along the journey. I intend to take a step back next year and start accomplishing a few bucket list items (maybe still hang around and have a kick/ help out the club where required too). Please stay safe over the summer and come back next year for another crack at a premiership. All the best and my warmest congratulations to all the award winners. Raymond "Revs" Reveley E2 Coach

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2016 Willetton Football Club Awards

Award Donor Winner

LEAGUE

Best & Fairest (Gibb Medal) Edinger Real Estate Harry Ingram

Kyle Martin

B&F 3rd Place The Willetton Butcher Daniel Hug

B&F 4th Place Natural Choice Bullcreek Jason Brown

RESERVES

Best & Fairest Your Local Finance Hayden Fleay

B&F Runner Up Shadforth Financial Group Aaron Smith

Coaches Award Easy Payroll Keilan Marshall

Player of the Finals Armando Sports Tim Newey

COLTS

Best & Fairest BGC Sam Rowlands

B&F Runner Up Ferrari Formalwear Thomas Farrell

Coaches Award Fremantle Trailers James Pratley

Player of the Finals Zambrero Willetton Jacob Gittos

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Best & Fairest CY O’Connor Village Pub Jeremy Perhavec

B&F Runner Up The Simulation Centre Nat Broomfield

Most Consistent Insight Physiotherapy Ben Kyle

CLUB AWARDS

Leading Goal Kicker ABP Freighters Leighton Douglas

Adam Mouttet Rising Star Mouttet Family Josh Hegarty

Jim Grace Clubperson Award Grace Family Ryan Harder

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WFC Best & Fairest Vote Counts

Colts F&B

Reserves F&B

E2 Grade F&B NAME TOTAL NAME TOTAL NAME TOTAL

ROWLANDS, Sam 63 FLEAY, Hayden 46 PERHAVEC, Jeremy 107

FARRELL, Thomas 61 SMITH, Aaron 40 BROOMFIELD, Nat 74

MOIR, Jack 45 ATKINSON, Ryan 39 MOYLAN, Mitchell 54

PRATLEY, James 45 MARSHALL, Keilan 33 KYLE, Benjamin 52

KENNEDY, Jack 43 TOGNOLINI, David 33 HORSLEY, Joel 49

STEACY, Mitchell 40 GOTTI, Brendan 31 WALKER, Jason 45

TILBROOK, Jaidon 38 WINDSOR, Mark 31 EDWY-SMITH, Timothy 38

CLOUTER, Frank 35 SLEEMAN, Hadyn 30 THOMPSON, Andrew 34

DOUGLAS, Leighton 34 DEL FANTE, Callan 26 JENSEN, Jake 28

HEGARTY, Josh 34 CROOK, Ayden 23 LAKE, Michael 26

SMITH, Oliver 26 WHEELER, Alex 23 HASKETT, Tim 22

GITTOS, Jacob 23 CHANDLER, Damian 21 BOULTON, Tim 20

BENNETT, Peter 18 PARK, Chan Woo 21 BOARD, Aaron 16

COLVIN, Kyle 17 ANTONIO, Thomas 20 NAUGHTON, John 16

HUNTER, Lewis 16 ENDICOTT, Trent 20 BURVILL, Matthew 14

KEEPA, Ryan 16 HUG, Markus 20 FEWINGS, Grant 14

CABLE, Tim 13 McDONALD, Alex 18 LoCICERO, Aaron 14

WATTS, Alex 13 NOORDHOEK, Hayden 17 BENNETT, James 12

POWELL, Lee 12 BOULTON, Bradley 16 MARTELLA, Michael 11

BARTELS, Jayden 11 COLVIN, Kyle 16 COOPER, Haris 9

BASIRE, Jake 11 BURVILL, Andrew 15 HILL, Brad 8

CLOUTER, Andrew 11 TOGNOLINI, Scott 14 IVERS, Aaron 8

POBJOY, Riley 11 WATTS, Ian 14 POWELL, Lee 8

INGRAM, Harry 8 DELANEY, Peter 13 JANSSAN, Nathan 6

CLARKE, Max 6 HUG, Daniel 13 KEEPA, Ryan 6

PHIRI, Takhudzwa 6 BURVILL, Matthew 12 TUCKWELL, Callum 6

ROGERS, Kyle 6 LoCICERO, Aaron 12 RAVN, Jan 5

WEBSTER, Bodie 6 MILLER, Brenton 12 BASIRE, Jake 4

STEACY, Matthew 4 MYORS, David 11 BOULTON, Brad 4

HUTCHINSON, James 2 TILBROOK, Jaidon 11 DAWKINS, John 3

KUJAWSKI, Travis 1 TRENT, Anthony 11 MILEY, Brendan 3

KEEPA, Reuben 10 CORREIA, Isaac 1

NEWEY, Tim 10 MURRAY, Micthell 1

BARTELS, Jayden 9 REVELEY, Raymond 1

CORREIA, Sebastian 9 WASWO, Brendan 1

HASKETT, Tim 9

ANDERSON, Harly 8

COLLINS, William 8

CABLE, Tim 6

MOYLAN, Mitch 6

BRODERICK, Zac 5

HILL, Brad 5

THOMPSON, Andrew 5

SLOAN, Conrad 4

HALLAM, Will 3

HUNTER, Lewis 3

HORSLEY, Joel 2

TUCKWELL, Callum 1

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WFC Best & Fairest Vote Counts & Leading Goal Kickers

League F&B

WILLETTON FC - 2016 - LEADING GOAL KICKER

NAME TOTAL

FAMILY NAME FIRST L R C E TOTAL

INGRAM, Harry 53

DOUGLAS Leighton 13 - 31 - 44

MARTIN, Kyle 53

SMITH Aaron - 37 - - 37

HUG, Daniel 48

GITTOS Jacob 10 - 26 - 36

BROWN, Jason 47

HALTON Sean 28 - - - 28

LEGG, Brendan 45

TILBROOK Jaidon - 6 22 - 28

HALTON, Sean 44

SLEEMAN Hadyn - 27 - - 27

BURSTON, Jake 39

ENDICOTT Trent 7 18 - - 25

STEACY, Matthew 36

ROWLANDS Sam - - 24 - 24

ANDERSON, Harly 33

ATKINSON Ryan 6 12 - - 18

CHALWELL, Brodie 33

KUJAWSKI Daniel 18 - - - 18

PHILP, David 32

ROGERS Kyle - - 18 - 18

NICHOLAS, Brad 28

TOGNOLINI David - 18 - - 18

KUJAWSKI, Daniel 27

MOIR Jack - - 17 - 17

KENNEDY, Jack 26

FLEAY Hayden - 15 - - 15

HO, Nicholas 25

KENNEDY Jack 8 - 7 - 15

EGAN, Chris 24

SMITH Oliver 4 - 10 - 14

GITTOS, Jacob 23

MILLER Brenton 6 7 - - 13

CHANDLER, Damian 22

FARRELL Thomas - 1 11 - 12

ARASI, Joel 18

THOMPSON Andrew - 5 - 7 12

THATCHER, Luke 18

KEEPA Ryan - - 10 1 11

MYORS, David 17

WATTS Alex - - 9 1 10

PHIRI, Takhudzwa 16

WEBSTER Bodie - 1 9 - 10

NOORDHOEK, Hayden 15

CABLE Tim - 2 7 - 9

PARK, Chan Woo 15

DAWKINS John - - - 9 9

BRODERICK, Zac 13

JENSEN Jake - - - 9 9

BURVILL, Andrew 11

BROWN Jason 8 - - - 8

LoCICERO, Aaron 11

LEGG Brendan 8 - - - 8

WINDSOR, Mark 10

STEACY Mitch - 3 5 - 8

ATKINSON, Ryan 8

WINDSOR Mark 2 6 - - 8

HALLAM, Will 6

BURSTON Jake 7 - - - 7

ANTONIO, Thomas 4

GOTTI Brendan 1 6 - - 7

BURVILL, Matthew 4

HASKETT Tim - 4 - 3 7

COLEMAN, Josh 2

HO Nicholas 7 - - - 7

DOUGLAS, Leighton 2

BRODERICK Zac 5 1 - - 6

COLLINS, William 1

BURVILL Matthew 2 3 - 1 6

SLOAN, Conrad 1

COLVIN Kyle 1 - 5 - 6

HUG Daniel 3 3 - - 6

NICHOLAS Brad 6 - - - 6

BARTELS Jayden - 2 3 - 5

BASIRE Jake - - 3 2 5

CHALWELL Brodie 5 - - - 5

CROOK Ayden - 5 - - 5

DEL FANTE Callan - 5 - - 5

HUNTER Lewis - - 5 - 5

MARTELLA Michael - - - 5 5

MYORS David 2 3 - - 5

NOORDHOEK Hayden 4 1 - - 5

PERHAVEC Jeremy - - - 5 5

POBJOY Riley - - 5 - 5

REVELEY Raymond - - - 5 5

TOGNOLINI Scott - 4 - 1 5

Totals include finals goals

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2016 WAAFL Fairest & Best – Willetton Players

C1 LEAGUE C1 RESERVES Family Name First name Total Family Name First name Total

Martin Kyle 12 Smith Aaron 13

Hug Daniel 9 Tognolini David 7

Brown Jason 6 Gotti Brendan 6

Ingram Harry 5 Atkinson Ryan 5

Burvill Matthew 3 Antonio Thomas 3

Halton Sean 3 Fleay Hayden 3

Kujawski Daniel 3 Hug Daniel 3

LoCicero Aaron 3 Hug Markus 3

Myors David 3 Miller Brenton 3

Anderson Harly 2 Myors David 3

Broderick Zachary 2 Noordhoek Hayden 3

Chalwell Brodie 2 Boulton Bradley 2

Coleman Joshua 2 Burvill Andrew 2

Miller Brenton 2 Colvin Kyle 2

Steacy Matthew 2 Del Fante Callan 2

Marshall Keilan 2

IAN DARGIE COLTS Newey Tim 2

Family Name First name Total Wheeler Alex 2

Kennedy Jack 12 Chandler Damian 1

Rowlands Samuel 12 Crook Ayden 1

Pratley James 6 Garbutt Luke 1

Bennett Peter 5 Park Chan Woo 1

Moir Jack 4

Smith Oliver 4 E2

Douglas Leighton 3 Family Name First name Total

Gittos Jacob 3 Horsley Joel 8

Pobjoy Riley 3 Moylan Mitchell 5

Cable Timothy 2 LoCicero Aaron 3

Colvin Kyle 2 Jensen Jake 3

Farrell Thomas 2 Lake Michael 3

Hunter Lewis 2 Walker Jason 2

Phiri Takhudzwa 2 Martella Michael 2

Bartels Jayden 1 Hill Bradley 1

Ingram Harry 1 Perhavec Jeremy 1

Steacy Mitchell 1 Reveley Raymond 1

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Willetton Football Club – Games Played Records

Name End 2015

L R C E Total

Name End 2015

L R C E Total

ABBOTT, Jacob 56 - 1 - 2 59

EGAN, Chris 126 5 - - - 131

ANDERSON, Harly 73 7 1 - - 81

ENDICOTT, Trent 79 6 12 - - 97

ANTONIO, Jonathon 16 - - - 1 17

FARRELL, Thomas 17 - 1 17 - 35

ANTONIO, Thomas 63 2 9 - - 74

FEWINGS, Grant 33 - 1 - 9 43

ARASI, Joel 32 5 - - - 37

FISHER, Luke 48 - - - 2 50

ATKINSON, Ryan 112 3 5 - - 120

FLEAY, Hayden 130 - 12 - - 142

BARTELS, Jayden 0 - 4 16 - 20

FOLLOWS, Geoff 0 - - - 5 5

BASIRE, Jake 42 - - 18 1 61

FOUDY, Matt 0 - - - 11 11

BENNETT, James 0 - - - 5 5

GARBUTT, Luke 0 - 1 - - 1

BENNETT, Peter 0 - 1 14 - 15

GITTOS, Jacob 12 8 - 10 - 30

BINGHAM, Matt 125 - 2 - - 127

GOTTI, Brendan 94 7 11 - - 112

BOARD, Aaron 70 - - - 13 83

GOTTI, Michael 42 - - - 15 57

BOULTON, Brad 22 - 12 - 2 36

HALLAM, William 77 15 1 - - 93

BOULTON, Tim 5 - 1 - 9 15

HALTON, Sean 93 17 - - - 110

BRODERICK, Zac 85 11 2 - - 98

HARDER, Josh 25 - 4 - 1 30

BROOMFIELD, Nat 55 - - - 15 70

HARDER, Ryan 5 - - - 1 6

BROWN, Jason 66 15 - - - 81

HARDERS, Isaac 0 - - 1 - 1

BRUSE, Jeremy 267 - - - 1 268

HASKETT, Timothy 0 - 6 - 9 15

BURSTON, Jake 18 18 - - - 36

HEGARTY, Joshua 0 - - 17 - 17

BURVILL, Andrew 94 5 7 - - 106

HILL, Bradley 161 - 11 - 2 174

BURVILL, Matthew 141 9 8 - 1 159

HITCHCOCK, Fraser 3 - - 1 - 4

CABLE, Tim 0 2 2 9 - 13

HO, Nicholas 72 18 - - - 90

CARRUTHERS, Hayden 115 - 2 - - 117

HORSLEY, Joel 101 - 1 - 13 115

CHALWELL, Brodie 35 19 - - - 54

HUG, Daniel 74 11 1 - - 86

CHANDLER, Damian 228 14 6 - - 248

HUG, Markus 86 3 13 - - 102

CLARKE, Max 15 - - 15 - 30

HUNTER, Lewis 19 - 1 17 - 37

CLOUTER, Andrew 0 - 1 16 - 17

HUTCHINSON, James 0 - - 3 - 3

CLOUTER, Edward 22 - 1 - 1 24

INDER-SMITH, Samuel 9 - 6 - - 15

CLOUTER, Frank 18 - - 13 - 31

INGRAM, Harry 19 14 - 3 - 36

COCKS, Nathan 117 - 4 - - 121

IVERS, Aaron 0 - 2 - 4 6

COLEMAN, Joshua 100 5 - - - 105

JANSSAN, Nathan 30 - 1 - 13 44

COLEMAN, Mitch 68 1 - - - 69

JENSEN, Jake 14 - - - 8 22

COLLINS, William 12 3 2 - - 17

KEEN, Trent 139 - - - 1 140

COLVIN, Kyle 16 1 2 11 - 30

KEEPA, Reuben 28 4 14 - - 46

COOPER, Haris 0 - - - 9 9

KEEPA, Ryan 17 - 1 18 1 37

CORREIA, Isaac 53 - - - 10 63

KENNEDY, Jack 35 7 - 12 - 54

CORREIA, Sebastian 80 1 15 - 3 99

KUJAWSKI, Daniel 0 18 - - - 18

CROOK, Ayden 0 5 7 - - 12

KUJAWSKI, Travis 0 - - 10 - 10

DAWKINS, John 44 - - - 8 52

KYLE, Benjamin 102 - - - 11 113

DEL FANTE, Callan 130 - 12 - - 142

KYLE, Reece 0 - - - 1 1

DELANEY, Peter 0 - 1 - - 1

LAKE, Michael 208 - - - 3 211

DOIG, Adam 148 3 - - - 151

LEE, Jack 14 - - 4 - 18

DOUGLAS, Leighton 19 10 - 9 - 38

LEGG, Brendan 108 18 - - - 126

EDWY-SMITH, Tim 146 - - - 15 161

LoCICERO, Aaron 0 5 3 - 5 13

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Willetton Football Club – Games Played Records

Name End 2015

L R C E Total

Name End 2015

L R C E Total

MANNING, Joel 168 - - - 1 169

REVELEY, Raymond 197 - - - 13 210

MARSHALL, Keilan 96 - 18 - - 114

RICHARDS, Jamie 0 1 1 - 1 3

MARTELLA, Michael 61 - 1 - 11 73

RIGOLL, Wade 151 - - - 1 152

MARTIN, Kyle 15 14 - - - 29

ROGERS, Kyle 0 - - 16 - 16

McDONALD, Alex 91 - 5 - - 96

ROWLANDS, Samuel 34 - - 17 - 51

McPHERSON, Shenton 21 - 1 - - 22

SLEEMAN, Hadyn 63 - 13 - - 76

MILEY, Brendan 20 - - - 2 22

SLOAN, Conrad 91 6 11 - - 108

MILLER, Brenton 58 3 3 - - 64

SMITH, Aaron 80 - 19 - - 99

MOIR, Jack 0 1 - 11 - 12

SMITH, Oliver 17 2 - 12 - 31

MOYLAN, Mitchell 8 - 5 - 10 23

STEACY, Matthew 32 9 - 7 - 48

MURRAY, Mitchell 69 - 8 - 4 81

STEACY, Mitch 42 - 3 17 - 62

MYORS, David 247 16 3 - - 266

THATCHER, Luke 54 4 - - - 58

NAUGHTON, John 127 - - - 2 129

THOMPSON, Andrew 94 - 3 - 7 104

NEWEY, Tim 130 - 8 - - 138

TILBROOK, Jaidon 43 1 1 17 - 62

NICHOLAS, Brad 71 18 - - - 89

TOGNOLINI, David 122 - 19 - - 141

NOORDHOEK, Hayden 2 7 2 - - 11

TOGNOLINI, Scott 99 - 15 - 1 115

PALLISTER, Cameron 47 - 8 - - 55

TRENT, Anthony 41 - 12 - - 53

PARK, Chan Woo 39 5 4 - - 48

TUCKWELL, Callum 56 - 16 - 1 73

PECK, Cameron 33 - - 1 - 34

TUCKWELL, Josh 0 - 6 - 1 7

PERHAVEC, Jeremy 117 - 1 - 14 132

WALKER, Jason 247 - - - 14 261

PERHAVEC, Lachlan 60 - - - 1 61

WALKER, Nathan 17 - - - 6 23

PHILP, David 166 16 - - - 182

WASWO, Brendan 0 - - - 9 9

PHIRI, Takhudzwa 0 9 - 10 - 19

WATTS, Alexander 17 - 1 11 1 30

PICCOLI, Mark 193 - - - 12 205

WATTS, Ian 130 - 6 - - 136

POBJOY, Riley 4 - 1 7 - 12

WEBSTER, Bodie 19 - 2 14 - 35

POWELL, Lee 0 - - 12 1 13

WHEELER, Alex 66 - 16 - - 82

PRASOPSANG, Daniel 62 - 4 - - 66

WILSON, Jamie 20 - - - 1 21

PRATLEY, James 20 1 - 16 - 37

WINDSOR, Mark 61 10 10 - - 81

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2016 Best and Fairest Winners

Gibb Medallists

Harry Ingram Kyle Martin

Reserves Best and Fairest Thirds Best and Fairest

Hayden Fleay Jeremey Perhavec

Colts Best and Fairest

Sam Rowlands

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Edited by Ryan Harder

Photo credits: Melanie Leong Kym Chandler

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