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MINISTER FOR TOURISM Welcome
Welcome to Adelaide for the fabulous Masters Australian Football
Carnival.
This is the third time that Adelaide has hosted the Masters Australian
Football Carnival, and your 2005 program promises a brilliant
celebration of competition, matched with a healthy dash of skill, fun
and friendship.
You are among more than 800 competitors who are here to enjoy a
fantastic football carnival in a relaxed city that loves sport and always welcomes the young
at heart.
Indeed, this is a big year in South Australia for Masters Sports, with our State also hosting
the 10th Australian Masters Games from 7 to 16 October.
I am delighted that the South Australian Government is supporting your Carnival, and I trust
you enjoy every moment during the seven days of competition.
Please consider staying a little longer to enjoy all that Adelaide and South Australia has to
offer, from our regional food and wines to our many natural attractions. You will always be
welcome in South Australia.
Jane Lomax-Smith
Minister for Tourism
State Member for Adelaide
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NATIONAL PRESIDENT’S Welcome
Welcome to the 23rd Masters Australian Football (MAF) Carnival. This is my first year as
National President and I’m very proud to announce that the Adelaide carnival promises to
be the largest in our history with 40 teams in 9 divisions and 4 age groups. We would expect
our total numbers including families, coaches, managers and umpires to be around the
1500 mark. It doesn’t seem that long ago that we had 6 teams in total at the 1983 carnival
in Melbourne.
With the support of the South Australia Tourist Commission the MAF Board was only too
pleased in awarding the 2005 Carnival to our host state association, South Australia MAF.
We wish the organizing committee all the very best for a successful carnival. Our special
thanks to the Westminster School and particularly Facilities Manager Marcia Evans for the
generosity in allowing the carnival to be hosted at their magnificent school. We will enjoy 4
designated football ovals with first class facilities not available at any previous carnival.
Since the Hobart Carnival of 2000 the MAF Board was directed by all states to undertake
the coordination of all future carnivals. We have now organized successful championships
on the Gold Coast, in Melbourne, Perth and Cairns and we are more than confident of a
very successful Adelaide carnival. With the size and popularity of the carnivals all future
locations need to be able to cater for our growing requirements both in playing venues and
social facilities. It is a challenge that our Board looks forward to achieving.
On behalf of MAF we wish all participants, coaches, umpires and spectators a very enjoyable
and injury free carnival. Please take advantage of the hospitality offered by our host
and remember it’s ‘Football for Fun’.
Peter Coffey
NATIONAL PRESIDENT
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MAFSA PRESIDENT’S Welcome
I would like to extend a very warm welcome to the National MAF Executive, all players and their wives,
partners and families to the 2005 Master Australian Football National Carnival. South Australia last
hosted a national carnival back in 1996 and many of you who attended that carnival will not only
remember it as being one of the great carnivals we have held, but will also remember how the skies
opened up on us for the entire week and made it one of the wettest carnivals also ever held. Lets hope
the Gods are shining on us little better this time and we can all enjoy a typical Adelaide October week
where the temperatures should be ideal to play footy and you can relax on the beautiful surroundings
that the Westminster School has on offer.
I would like to acknowledge and thank the following major sponsors: Adelaide Major Events, Coopers
Brewery, Vili’s Cakes & Folletts Lake Breeze Wines. Without them we would not be able to provide
you a carnival of this quality.
This year we will see a record number of teams participating in a National Carnival. There will be
a total of 40 teams and this carnival promises to be the biggest carnival ever held, showing again
the popularity of our great game. I would also like to thank Marcia Evans and her hard working
team at Westminster School who have gone out their way on many occasions to meet the continual
changing and challenging issues with hosting a carnival of this size. I have no doubt that once you
have experienced the fantastic facilities on offer at the School you will be suitably impressed. I would
also like to thank and acknowledge the tireless efforts of our organising committee. Many long hours
have been put in by many people and I would like to pay special thanks to the likes of Hughie Barker,
Jim Potts, Colin and Marlene Withy, Deb and Clarrie Fisher, Deb and Trevor Prior and the many others
who have helped putting this carnival together in one way or another.
This years National carnival is much more than just Football. Of course this is first and foremost for a
lot of people but we also acknowledge that without the help of the wives, partners and families a lot
of players would not be able to enjoy the carnival as much as they do.The Westminster School has
many family orientated activities for all to enjoy. Whether it be in the 10 lap swimming pool or the
280 seat auditorium or just relaxing on the lawns or in the dining area, there is sure to be something
for everyone at this years carnival.
On behalf of the MAFSA Executive and the MAF Carnival committee we extend a very warm welcome
to all our visitors and we wish all players a very successful and injury free carnival. I look forward to
catching up with many old friends from previous carnivals and I know that you will enjoy the Adelaide
carnival as much as you have the other carnivals. We have a very dedicated team of people ready to
help you and your families with any enquiry that you might have over the week long event. Please do
not hesitate to contact myself or any other member of our committee if we can be of any assistance.
All the very best and here’s to a fantastic and hopefully injury free Carnival, blessed with magnificent
SA weather.
Mick Guerin
President - MAFSA
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PATRON’S MESSAGE
The Australian Football league is delighted to welcome Australian Football Masters from
around the country to Adelaide for this year’s Masters National Carnival.
With 40 teams and some 820 players to participate, this will be one of the largest
Australian Football Carnivals ever staged. Playing under the motto ‘The older we get, the
faster we were’ it is wonderful to see so many masters still enjoying active involvement
in our great game.
As one of the Australian Football Heartlands, Adelaide with its excellent playing facilities
and depth of football support is well placed to stage this significant event.
It is very pleasing to note that a contingent of more than 40 umpires, all with considerable
experience, will volunteer their services in the spirit of the occasion.
The AFL is committed to supporting and encouraging Community Football at all levels and
age groups. Accordingly, I congratulate the organisers on bringing together such a large
number of grass roots participants and wish all concerned a great carnival.
Andrew Demetriou
Chief Executive Officer
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SA CARNIVAL DIRECTORY
NATIONAL BOARD
CARNIVAL CONTACTS
Peter Coffey
President
John RutherfordCarnival Operations Director
Ian Walter
Director Special Projects
Steve Eurell
Director – Supers Club Chairman
Neil KingGeneral Manager
NATIONAL
Ray Hocking
National Umpires Director
Dr JoeCarnival Doctor
STATES Aust Capital Territory Rob Nisbet
Tony Curtis
Pat Griffin
New South Wales Con Skordis
Northern Territory Kim Cowan
Queensland Bruce Steensen
South Australia
Mick Guerin
Tasmania Bruce Coles
Victorian Country
Michael Lewis
Victorian MetropolitanIan Fletcher
Western AustraliaGarry Ross
Westminster
Marcia Evans
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MASTERS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL
MISSION STATEMENT
“Masters Australian Football will provide the opportunity for members and supporters to
enjoy the game of Australian Rules Football in a safe, supportive and
fun environment.”
Member Associations shall be responsible for the actions and behaviour of their officials,
players, supporters and administrators before, after & during all games, AND at all official
MAF functions, Tribunal hearings or Meetings.
Contact on official matters with MAF Board members and officials by registered players
or supporters should be via their State Association’s President or Delegate to the National
Committee or to the carnival office on match days via the MAF General Manager. Contact at
official functions when MAF Board members have official duties to perform should be with
discretion and respect at all times.
All players, supporters and spectators should realise their obligation to know the carnival
rules particularly regarding the consumption of alcohol on or surrounding playing ovals.
All participants are requested to be aware that MAF bans the consumption of alcohol or
taking of alcohol onto any playing arena at any time during a carnival. Any breaches will
incur penalties for the state that the offender represents.
CONCEPT OF MASTERS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL
Masters Australian Football (MAF) is designed to allow mature aged Australian Rules
Footballers the opportunity to participate safely in the great game of Australian Rules
Football and to compete with their aged peers.
The opportunity to participate, to compete and to be physically active is the main motivation
of the competitors. Winning is not important and the game should be played in the spirit
of “Football for Fun”. Social interaction is also a very important feature of MAF for all
participants.
PLAYERS CODES OF CONDUCT
• Play by the rules at all times.
• Never argue with an official; if you disagree, discuss the matter with your coach after
the game.
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• Control your temper; verbal abuse or racial or religious vilification of other players, or
provoking an opponent is not acceptable.
• Be a team player; work equally hard for yourself and your team. Your team’s performance
will benefit and so will you.
• Be a good sport; applaud all good plays by your team, opponent or the other team.
• Treat all players fairly; treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do no interfere
with, bully or take unfair advantage of another player.
• Co-operate willingly with your coach, team mates and opponents.
• Play for the “fun of it” and not just to please coaches.
COACHES
• Be reasonable in your demands; consider players’ time, energy and enthusiasm
levels.
• Avoid over playing the talented players; the just ‘average players’ need and deserve
equal time.
• Keep winning in perspective; maximise players’ participation for fun and enjoyment.
• Stress safety always; ensure that equipment and facilities are safe.
• Consider maturity levels; match up practice schedules, practice activities and degree
of competition with maturity levels.
• Develop team respect; for the ability of opponents as well as for the judgment of
officials and opposing coaches.
• Recognise the importance of injury; seek and follow the physician’s advice concerning
the return of injured players to training.
• Keep informed with sound principles of coaching and skill development.
• Teach fair play, help players understand the responsibilities and implications of freedom
to choose between fair and unfair play.
ADMINISTRATORS/ OFFICIALS
• Ensure equal participation for all; provide equal opportunities for all regardless of
ability, size, shape, age, disability or ethnic origin.
• Ensure that the rules, equipment, length of games and training schedules take into
consideration age, ability and maturity level of the participants.
• Stress enjoyment; remember that players participate for enjoyment and play down the
importance of rewards.
• Promote fair play; ensure that coaches, officials, sponsors, physicians and participants
understand their responsibilities regarding fair play.
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• Where appropriate modify rules and regulations to match the skill level of participants
and their needs.
• Promote respect for opponents and condemn unsporting behaviour.
SPECTATORS
• Applaud good performance and efforts from each team.
• Congratulate all participants upon their performance regardless of the game’s
outcome.
• Respect officials’ decisions at all times. Remember all officials are there for the fun of
the game and are volunteers; as such all should be treated with respect.
• Condemn the use of violence in any form, be it by spectators, coaches, officials or
players.
• Show respect for your team’s opponents. Without them there would be no game.
• Encourage players to follow the rules and the officials’ decisions.
• Do not use foul language or harass players, coaches or officials.
Each club, state or territory is responsible for the behaviour of their spectators and
officials during and at the conclusion of their games.
Guidelines to Participating in Sport in Extreme Heat
We request you adhere to the following guidelines when playing in different environments to
minimise the impact of the climate and prevent heat injury. Heat injury can lead to impaired
player performance and physical distress such as dizziness, headaches and collapse. In its
extreme form it can be life threatening.
Players are requested to take this issue seriously and prepare for playing in heat and
humidity climates by:
• Ensure adequate fluid intake prior to the game and during the game (500 – 700ml per
quarter) (This intake does not include alcoholic!)
• Drink plenty of water and electrolyte drinks. Powerade and water are available in the
drinks tent
• Slip, slap and slop! Wear hats and sunscreen
• Avoid adrenaline-like medication
• Rotate players through the interchange bench
• Use cooling aids like ice vests, spray bottles, sponges and fans
• If feeling unwell, seek medical attention immediately. Medical staff will be at
both playing venues at all times
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PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Saturday 1 October
1 pm
Team Managers/Coaches Meeting
Cinema/Drama Theatre (marked “C” on map), Westminster School, Marion, SA
1.30 pm
Umpires and Officials Meeting
Umpires Room (marked “U” on map) Westminster School, Marion, SA
Sunday 2 October
8.30 am
First Match Day
1 .15 pm
Opening Ceremony
Wednesday 5 October
8.30 am
Second Match Day
1.15 pm
Drop Kick & Sprints Championship
5.30 pm
State Delegates meeting
Westminster
Thursday 6 October
6pm Supers Club reception
AAMI Stadium. “The Park” Reception Centre
7pm Hall of Fame Dinner
AAMI Stadium
“The Park” Reception Centre
Saturday 8 October
8.30 am
Final Match Day
7 pm
Presentation Dinner
Adelaide Convention Centre
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HALL OF FAME DINNER
Thursday 6th October
AAMI Stadium - “The Park” Reception Centre
Guest Speakers - John Cahill and Jan Stirling
Two of Australia’s most outstanding sporting coaches
John Cahill is one of the most famous Football Coaches of Port Adelaide and Collingwood.
Jan Stirling is the National Coach of the Australian Women’s Basketball Team “the Opals”.
Tickets $45 plus drinks at bar prices
Dinner & Entertainment • Memorabilia Auction
Price Attack Opals Head Coach - JAN STIRLING
Date of Birth:
20/07/1955
Home Town
Adelaide
Occupation:
Opals head coach. She is also a director of OPAL an aid organisation.
Stirling spent 11 seasons at the helm of the Adelaide Lightning, taking them to the finals in every
year and winning four WNBL championships including three in a row (1994, 1995, 1996 and
1998)… She was appointed WNBL Coach of the Year in 1993 and is a WNBL Life Member… She
was an assistant coach with the Opals from 1995 to 2001, and was then appointed to the position
of head coach of the senior women’s national program… She led the Opals to a bronze medal
at the 2002 World Championship in China and equaled the Opals best ever result in Athens 2004 with a silver medal…
She represented Australia in the national squad from 1974 to 1978 and played at the 1975 World Championships in
Colombia.
WNBL coaching record – wins 181: losses 71
Price Attack Opals head coaching record – wins 65: losses 27
Games Played for Australia
Player
Assist Coach
Head
Coach Total
Official International Competition
13
12 21
46
Other International Competition
45 63
108
Total
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57 84
154
Playing Career (played 1958-1973)
Coaching Career (Coach:1974-1982; 1988-1996; 2005)
Games:
264
Premierships: 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1994, 1995
Best & Fairest: 1966, 1968, 1970,1973Life member: 1967
Premierships:
1959, 1962, 1963, 1965 Hall of Fame Inductee: 1998
Captain:
1967-1973
SA Football Hall of Fame
Goals:
286
AFL Hall of Fame
State Games:
30 State Goals: 9
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MASTERS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
The Hall of Fame was implemented by the Board of Management for Masters Australian
Football in 1997 to recognise the outstanding personal contributions of players, umpires,
administrators and supporters to the development of Superules and subsequently Masters
Australian Football since its inception in 1980.
In the first year the nine member associations were each asked to nominate the person
they thought had made the most significant contribution to their state game. These nine
nominations were officially inducted into the “Hall of Fame” at the Inaugural “Hall of Fame”
Dinner at the Geelong Football Club which was held during the Geelong Carnival in 1997.
In 1998 and 1999, in order to maintain the prestige of the award, only five nominations
were inducted into the Masters Australian Football Hall of Fame. In year 2000 only two
people were selected and in year 2001 the Hall of Fame Selection Committee extended the
rules to induct up to three new members each year.
The induction of Hall of Fame nominees will continue to be held at a formal dinner during
the National Carnival and all MAF supporters are welcome to attend. Member Associations
are asked to support the occasion by each committing at least two reserved tables for the
dinner. This year the Hall of Fame Dinner will be held at ‘The Park’ Reception Centre, AAMI
Stadium, Adelaide on Thursday, 6th October from 7 pm. For tickets to this Dinner please
contact your State President.
HALL OF FAME GUIDELINES
Each State Association is asked to nominate one person from their State Association for the
Hall of Fame. Please note up to three Nominations will be inducted in 2001.
Objective: To recognise outstanding service by an individual.
Principles:
1. It is an award, NOT A RIGHT OR A MILESTONE.
2. Outstanding service is defined as a contribution which:
- is above normal expectation
- demonstrates commitment
- and sustained over a significant time frame
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Guidelines:
1. Players, umpires, administrators and supporters are eligible for nomination.
2. There is no restriction on the number of times a person can be nominated.
3. An independent panel will receive nominations via the General Manager and make
recommendations to the National Board.
4. Each State/Territory can nominate up to one person per year.
5. No nominations will be made by the National Board.
6. Up to three nominations will be inducted into the Hall of Fame each year
7. Nominees must have completed at least 15 years involvement in Masters Australian
Football.
8. The decision of the National Board will be final.
HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
1997
Mick Moro (Vic C)
Brian Stirling (ACT)
Doug Jones (Qld)
Tony Mathews (Vic M)
Boyd Warrilow (WA)
Bill McDonald (SA)
Barry Edwards (Tas)
Herman Rooding (NT)
Steve Eurell (NSW)
1998
Robert Cannan (SA)
Peter Styles (Tas)
Bruce Arlow (WA)
Noel Wenzlau (Vic C)
Jim Sweeney (NSW)
1999
Mike Adams (WA)
Warren Finger (NSW)
Angus Adams (Tas)
Bryan Moroney (NT)
Bob Stephens (Vic C)
2000
Bill Powell (NSW)
Brian Thompson (WA)
2001
Tim Gleeson (QLD)
Colin Withy (SA)
2002
Geoff Lance (Vic M)
Darryl Ogg (WA)
2003
Hugh Barker (SA)
2004
Peter Jones (WA)
John Rutherford (SA)
Ollie Matthews (VIC)
Welcome all interstate players, officials, partners and families to the 2005 MAF Adelaide
National Carnival to be held at the fantastic Westminster School Marion facilities.
I would also like to take this opportunity to personally thank Chris Knowles of Edwards Dunlop
Paper for his continued support. Bill and Carolyn Sutcliffe and their dedicated staff
Jodie, Kylie, Paul and Mark of the printing house for their great help in producing our Carnival
program and all other relevant printing requirements.
Although the utmost care has been taken in the typesetting and proofing of the SA Team lists.
I sincerely apologise if any mistakes have been made. Enjoy your week of Carnival!
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SEN-NSW v SA2 Div 2
SUP-QLD v SA Div 1
SEN-VM2 v ACT Div 2
SUP-VM2 v WA Div 2
3.45 pm
SEN-VM v TAS Div 1
11.30 am
SEN-NT v SA Div 1
SUP/SEN-SA2 v VM2 Div 2
10.00 am
2.15 pm
SUP-NSW/ACT v SA Red Div 2
SUP/SEN-VC NORTH v QLD Div 2
8.30 am
SUP-VC v SA Blue Div 2
SEN-VC v SA3 Div 3
SEN-WA v Qld Div 3
SUP/SEN-VM v TAS Div 1
MAST-SA v WA Div 1
SUP-TAS v VM Div 1
SUP/SEN-NSW v VC SOUTH Div 2
SUP/SEN-WA v SA Div 1
MAST-NSW v SA2 Div 2
GROUND 4
3.45 pm
1.15 pm
MAST-VC v QLD Div 2
MAST-TAS v VM Div 1
GROUND 3
SUP/SEN-VM2 v VC SOUTH Div 2 SPRINTS & DROP KICKS
GROUND 2
GROUND 1
Day 2 - Wednesday 5th October
SEN-SA3 v WA Div 3
SUP-SA Red v VM2 Div 2
SUP-VM v Qld Div 1
SUP-SA Blue v WA Div 2
SUP-TAS v SA Div 1
11.30 am
2.15 pm
MAST-VM v WA Div 1
10.00 am
SUP-NSW/ACT v VC Div 2
MAST-QLD v SA2 Div 2
SEN-ACT vSA2 Div 2
8.30 am
SEN-VC v Qld Div 3
MAST-VC v NSW Div 2
MAST-TAS v SA Div 1
SEN-VM v NT Div 1
SUP/SEN-VM v WA Div 1
1.15 pm
SEN-NSW v VM2 Div 2
SEN-TAS v SA Div 1
SUP/SEN-NSW v VC NORTH Div 2
OPENING CEREMONY
SUP/SEN-SA2 v QLD Div 2
SUP/SEN-SA v Tas Div 1
Day 1 Sunday 2nd October
GROUND 1
GROUND 2
GROUND 3
GROUND 4
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SEN-NSW v ACT Div 2
SEN-VM v SA Div 1
SUP/SEN-VM2 v QLD Div 2
SUP-TAS v QLD Div 1
MAST-VM v SA Div 1
SEN-VC v WA Div 3
SEN-NT v TAS Div 1
SUP-VC v SA Red Div 2
SUP-SA v VM Div 1
MAST-TAS v WA Div 1
MAST-VC v SA2 Div 2
SUP-VM2 v SA Blue Div 2
SUP/SEN-WA v TAS Div 1
SUP/SEN-VC SOUTH v VC NORTH Div 2
SEN-SA2 v VM2 Div 2
GROUND 3
SA CARNIVAL DRAW
MAS-QLD v NSW Div 2
SUP-NSW/ACT v WA Div 2
SUP/SEN-VM v SA Div 1
SUP/SEN-NSW v SA2 Div 2
SEN-SA3 v Qld Div 3
GROUND 4
TASMANIA
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
John PatmoreLou Cailotto
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VICTORIAN COUNTRY
Paul Schlink
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VICTORIAN MEtROPOLITAN
John Demasi
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Northern territory & New South Wales
Bill Mc Donald
Home 8341 6567 Mobile 0417 843 412
QUEENSLAND
Greg Verrall
Home 8262 1956
2.30 pm
1.00 pm
11.30 am
10.00 am
8.30 am
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
John Bidgood
Home 8258 2539 Mobile 0438 893 062
visiting teams liasion contacts
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GROUND 1
Day 3 Saturday 8th October
ALL AUSTRALIAN SUPERULES TEAM
Pat Griffin, Darryl Crotty, Mark Thurlow, Duane Forward, Andrew Green, Barry Slape, Andrew Scott
Paul Allen, Jamie Boyle, Andrew Fidler, Peter Watts, Russell Hearn, Kyle Wilson, Donald Wheadon
Steven Jaeger, Chris Browning, Darryn Perry, Sean Sargent, Gordon Shaw, Leigh McConnon, Dave McGill, Darren Lloyd, Steve Sumner
ALL AUSTRALIAN MASTERULES TEAM
John Lyons, Andy Miller, Andy Mathewson, Peter Spriggs, Brian Brett, Stafford Heres
Don Dykes, Paul Greenbank, Graham Harris, Wayne Fletcher, Derek Delany, Robbie Lavell, Mark Alder, Lyndon Oats
Steve Mattiazzo, Peter Smith, Bradley Von Duve, Mark Squire, David Walsh, Graham Boyd, Steven McGee, Ken Grech, Jeff Chambers
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Holdens Fantastic Fours
Petrol prices are going through the roof!
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How’s this for a major lineup
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The all new Holden Viva 1.8L Hatch & Sedan
Give me a call and arrange a test drive!
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Mobile 0413 431 273
363 Unley Road
Malvern SA 5061
Masters Austrlian Football SA Life Member
ALL AUSTRALIAN SENIORULES TEAM
Ian Townsend, Dennis Williams, Dean Jones, Rick Indrisie, John Gebert, Colin Fenton
Robert Adam, Roy Baehnisch, Peter Ellery, Greg Smith, Rickie Dolliver, Dean Pangrazio, Gary Mather, Bert Winchcomb
Geoff Gamble, Greg Gordon, Derek Mitchell, Peter Clark, Bruce Chaplin, Mark Hope, Peter Vickery, Steve Eurell, Bruce Midson
ALL AUSTRALIAN SUPER SENIORS TEAM
Ian Fletcher, Ken Pense, Daryl Breust, Wayne Halbert, Phil Jose, Tony Mathews
Barry Edwards, Chris Spencer, Ray Ransome, Peter Boyle, Dave Beagley, John Nichols, Jim Logan, Joe “Doc” Juhasz
Kerrie Graham, Boyd Warrilow, Neville Clarke, Graeme Toms, Jim Creek, Gary Wilson, Gordon Matheson, Bill Rutherford
Lake Breeze Wines
‘one of Australia’s most awarded boutique wineries’
KEN FOLLETT and family
invite you to visit their
cellar door nestled among the
red gums at Langhorne Creek
and taste their trophy winning wines
from the family vineyard.
Open daily for
tastings and sales
10 am – 5 pm
Lake Breeze Wines
Step Road Langhorne Creek
p: 08 8537 3017
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Lim’s Chinese Malaysian
Restaurant
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Finalist Best Chinese Restaurant
Most Popular SA Restaurant Best Asian Restaurant
Finalist Best Asian Restaurant
Finalist Best Asian Restaurant
Finalist Best Asian Restaurant
Finalist Best Asian Restaurant
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Finalist Best Asian Restaurant
(1999-2000)
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10% Discount
(upon presentation of this advert)
Lim’s Chinese Malaysian Restaurant
Shop 8, No 1 Partridge Street, Glenelg
Phone: 8295 1183
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2004 carnival awards
WINNERS 2004 MAF NATIONAL CARNIVAL
Division
Sprint Winners
Drop Kick Winners
Supers
Peter Vaughan (Vic M)
Tim Adams WA
MastersGraham Harris (SA)
Peter Spriggs NSW
SeniorsRoss Wall (SA)
Don Dykes TAS
Super SeniorsChris Lyndon NT
Alan Stilsby Vic M
Distance
57.0 mtrs
55.9 mtrs
54.8 mtrs
50.7 mtrs
Divisional Winners
Superules
Year/Venue
Div 1
Div 2
2004 - Cairns
TAS
SA
Masterules
Div1 Div 2
TAS
SA
Seniorules
Div 1
Div 2
Super Seniors
Div 1
Div 2
VIC M NSW/ACT VIC M
VIC M
Best and Fairest Awards
• Superules Div 1 Duane Fordward (QLD)
• Superules Div 2 Russell Hearn (VIC)
• Masterules Div 1 Lyndon Oates (QLD)
• Masterules Div 2 Steve Mattiazzo (SA)
• Seniorules Div 1 Gary Mather (VIC M)
• Seniorules Div 2 Mark Hope (NSW/ACT)
• Superseniors Div 1 Ken Pense (SA)
• Superseniors Div 2 Daryl Breust (NSW/ACT)
SMOKERS
Feel free to enjoy your cigarettes,
please butt and bin
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Level 2 Marion Shopping Centre, 297 Diagonal Rd
Oaklands Park Phone 8298 6646
Buy ONE Cappuccino
receive a SECONd for free !
Buy TWO BaGUettes or Foccacias
receive the SECONd for 1/2 price
upon presentation of this advert
Offer only valid from the 2nd until the 8th October 2005
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Waxing • Make up • Colour Coding
24 Glenora Drive, Ingle Farm 5098
Mobile: 0417 881 586 After Hours: 08 8260 1819
ACT TEAMS
SUPERules
1
Paddy Griffin (Coach)
2
Peter Skinner
3
Peter Jensen
4
Kyran O’Shaughnessy
6
Steve Dawson
7Chris Pepper
9
Tony Curtis
10 Dave Butler
11 Paul Errington
12 Dave Skuta
13 Steve McNally
14 Wayne Doherty
15 Paul Kirk
16 Anthony Trott
17 Adam Piric
19 Andrew McKenna
20 Alan Manning
21Gary Merrit
22 Andrew Vennell
23 Brad Boxshall
25 Shayne McKenzie
28 Peter Lenehan
30 Dave Portelli
35Chris Browning
18 Brett Page
SENIORules
1
John Nugent
2
Peter Tomlinson
3
Wayne Bodsworth
4Gary Whycross
5
Alan Reid (Coach)
6
Peter Hoefer
7
Peter Cates
8
Bob McPherson
9Rob Issell
10 John Dyball
11 John Edwards
12 John Natoli
13Rob Edwards
14 Wayne Humphrys
15 Mike Washington
16Robert Blake
17Ricky Dolliver
18 Neil Thompson
26 Brendan Heenan
31 Andrew Fraser
45 Steve Armstrong
NT TEAMS
SENIORules
1Chris Lyndon (Capt)
2 Steven Glennon
3 Russell Amos
4 Paul Allen
5 Kevin Wanganeen
6Colin Hardman
7 Michael Bratchell (Coach)
8 Peter Boden
9 Rob Neve
10 Jack Gleeson
11 David Abrahamson
12 Neville Holmes
13 Roy Baehnisch
14 Kim Cowan
15 Gary Lunnay
16 Owen Dunn
17 Steven Schortz
18 Ross McGorman
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19 Lincoln Jenkin (Asst/Coach)
20 Steve Cheeseman
21 Ian Roberts
22 Glenn Tripp
23 Michael Harrison
24 Barney Noonan (V/Capt)
25 Gary Page
26 Chris Delawing
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NSW TEAMS
SUPERules
Brad Boxshall Paul Kirk
Wayne Doherty
Shayne McKenzie Paul Errington
Gary Merrit
Anthony Trott
Andrew Vennell
MASTERules
7Colin Amos
5Robert Charles
3Garry Firth
2Ronald Hogenkamp
31IanMatthews
24 David Mitchell
21 Steve Moss
16 Adam Piric
35 Warren Richards
18 Eric Rogers
46 Peter Rowe
12Con Skordis
30 Mal Smith
10 Darren Smythe
8Gary Spackman
20 Peter Spriggs
41 Paul Sultana
15 Joe Vitale
45 Steven White
SENIORules
1IanBaptie
44 Kim Beasland
26Craig Buckingham
21 Allan Condie
8
Steve Eurell
39 Kim Garner
32 John Holmquest
19 Mark Hope
53 Dave Jarrett
11 Steve Kiddle
43Chris MacDonald
63 Derrek Mitchell
47 Brian Phillips
25 Peter Platz
68Carson Russell
42Grant Sefton
36 Dave Seymour
27 John Tutty
40 Peter Vickery
SUPERS SENIORS
13
21
23
48
49
3
36
16
Bill Biok
Daryl Breust
Paul Casey
Bruce Cornish
Doug Cornish
Jim Creek
Sammy Grasso
Maurie Hetherton
34 John Higgins
17Laurie Lyttleton
52 Brian Moon
2
Brian Pollock
37 Barry Putland
50 John Roberts
59 Phil Waesch
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Theo Haughan (Ump)
Darren Smythe (Ump)
John Sullivan (Ump)
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WA TEAMS
SUPERules
2 Brett Robson
3 Andrew Downey
6 Sean Sargent
7 Mark Hollis
8Clifford Gregory
10Graham Phillips
14 Wayne Makings
15Garry Szlnoki
16 Darryl Crotty
17 Ken Shields
18 Marty Culhane
22 Darren Arnold
23Graeme Herbert
24 Victor Tomlinson
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29
30
34
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Terry Munyard
Mark Burton
Tim Adams
Darryl Sorgiovanni
Wayne Coffey
Mark Snabel-Mathews
MASTERules
1 Keith Edwards
2 Stephen Doyle
3 Dean Campbell
5Geoff Carr
6 Douglas Mc Carthy
9Curt Lipscombe
11 David Eaton
13Glen Mc Kay
14 Martyn Shepherd
15 Tony Collins
16Gary Browne
18 Chris Tysoe
19 Peter Gelmi
20 Peter Smith
21 Trevor Atkinson
23 Allen Mc Dougal
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Wayne Brittain
Steven Leudar
Adriano ( Charlie) Dicicco
Bob Puren
David Stephenson
John Boothey
Peter Hamilton
SENIORules
1 Tim Dwyer
2 Stuart Aldred
3 Peter Mayne
4 Paul Barker
5 Ken Luehman
6 Peter Coffey
7 Kim Reilly
9Garry Ross
10 Kevin Wood
11 Trevor Ross
12 Michael Hamling
13 John Hutchison
14 Malcolm Obst
15Ross Kidd
16 Paul Mc Cormick
17Graham Wingate
18 Ken Pense
23Greg Hooper
24Rick Indrisie
27 Wayne Tentori
35 Phil Porter
SUPER SENIORS
1 Vin Shain
2Richard Sutton
4 Neville Clarke
5 Boyd Warrilow
6Geoffrey Burt
7Robert Smith
8 Sandy Muir
11 Bill Manzas
12Graham Cunningham
13 Trevor Taylor
14Ron Winfield
15 Dennis Lambie
16 Andy Bardoulis
17 Harold Wilkinson
18Rodney Hazell
19 Peter Wilkinson
20Ronald Chandlier
23 Tom Booton
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Kerry Parsons
Bill Johnson
Dave Morrell
Kerrie Graham
Alex Nie
Alan Howe
Kevin Wragg
Darryl Ogg
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Masters Football
849 Marion Road, Mitchell Park
Phone 8276 888 Fax 8277 0951
To all players and supporters,
The Marion Hotel extends a welcome to you and
looks forward to a mutually beneficial association.
On presentation of this ad in our Cue
and Brew bar, we will offer you daily specials
on counter meals and drinks.
This will entitle you to “Happy Hour” prices.
The Marion Hotel has 12 fully contained rooms,
with a three star rating
$70.00 for a double
$65.00 for a single
Meals are available from our A La Carte Restaurant
open 7 days a week.
$10.00 off Special offer
when 2 main meals purchased in bistro only
on presentation of this coupon
QLD TEAMS
SUPErules
1 Jamie Riordan
2 Peter Larkin
3 Steve Jaeger
4Grant McKenzie
5Chris Berg
7Carl Herbert
8 Paul Newbury
9Richard Cates
11 Daryl Leech
12 Darren Rigg
13 Darren Black
15 Dave Sullivan
21 Dan Greasley
22 Brian Shaw
23Ian Souter
25 Brett McRae (Coach )
29 David Pattmore
34Lee Gould
35 Simon Mitchell
39 Peter Irwin
88 Danny Niciauskas
MASTERules
4
7
11
13
14
15
16
Peter Johnson
Harry Noy
Anthony Crathern
Adam Garner
Mal Graham
Doug Ward
Foster McGregor
17 Mick Kath ( Coach )
18 Dean Talbot
19 Darren Hirt
20Luke Chapman
21Gordon Hill
23 Mick Carey
26Colin Smith
30 Trevor Brookes
31 Mark Alder
33 Mark Dyba
99Ian Fraser
SENIORules
1Carlo Achille
3 Tony Boynton
4Gary Mitchell
5Grant Foot
6 Derek Delany
7Ross Bowerman
8 Victor Simmons
10 John Torsney
11Ross Appleby
12 Bruce Steensen ( Coach )
13 John Finn
14 Dennis Williams
15Ian McKenzie
20 Blue Howard
22 Neil Sardeson
24 Kevin Groves
25 Terry Evans
27Chris Broom
SUPER SENIORS
1 John Ford
2 Mal Prior
3 Kim Smith
4 Peter Brosnan
5 Alex McRae ( Coach )
6 Bruce Midson
7 Mick Seaton
8Greg Brown
9 Dave Eaton
12 Tom Stewart
13 Brian Webb
14Glen Phillips
15Charlie Percy
16 Phil Abate
17 Noel Emzin
19 Ted Dalton
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20Col Hannan
21 Peter McNamara
23Ray Lee
24Chris Modra
25 Peter Young
26Gary Hill
38 Ken Doyle
50 Tim Gleeson
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sa TEAMS
SUPERules DIV 1
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
10
Alex Akritidis
Andrew Hefferan
Steve Houston
Andrew Close
Darren Lloyd
Joe Paperella
Mark Tyrell
Mark Lane
11 Peter Daniels
12 Peter Lang
14 Steve Farrow
16 Steven Childs
20Roman Catie
22Roger Kastrzak
24 Bret Lienert
26Craig Wilson
30Rick Stefaniah
36 Paul Dack
38 Peter Collins
39Robert Handley
60Ricky Hunt
Steve Sumner (Coach)
David Lock (Mnger)
SUPErules DIV 2
6 Darren Watkins
5 Michael Jones
8Ian Blight
9Craig Pearce
15Grant Hanksworth
18 Tony Bailey
21 Damian Marschall
25 Peter DeMichelle
28Raff Gallomalino
29Randy Wallace
32 Mark Smith
33 Sherif Catie
37 Warrick Edwards
41 Heath Gurney
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49
53
54
66
67
Shayne O’dea (Coach)
Henry Andryszczak
Mick McLounan
Alex Lung
Barry Trussell
Mark Hunter
Dean Lucivero
SUPERules DIV 3
2Clay Bown
13 Mark Dearing
15 Ashley Norton
19 David Glare
26 Paul Watson
27Grant McDonald
28 Mark Sweet
29 Paul Schlink
30 Wayne Gummow
34 Tim Jackson
55 Craig Palmer
35Chris Merritt
40 Andrew Roe
42 Warren Winship
43 Phillip Short
52 Michael Colburg
53 Alex Lunn
58 Damian Woodards
59 Paul Zrim
64 Allan Crosby
69 David Gould
Dean Platten-Morris (Coach)
MASTERules DIV 1
5
7
11
12
13
14
16
17
Jamie Helyer
David Crook
Barry Slape
Tony Hinrichsen (Coach)
Allan Jacobs
Dean Renfrey
Peter Window
Paul Zoontjens
18 Paul Greenbank
21 Bernard Reid
22 Kerry Jay
23 Michael Fullson
35 Daryl Pearce
27 David Benson
31 David McGill
36Graham Hill
44 John Platten
51Robbie McKinnon
63 David Florence
65 Steve Mattiazzo
67 Brad Von Dove
68Geoff Brown
Tania Hinrichsen (Mngr)
Colin Withy (Runner)
MASTERules DIV 2
1 John Corletto
4 Peter James
9Greg Maher
10 Brenton Yardley
19 Darren Malone
20Gordon Smith
24Greg Atkins
25 Nick Mondo
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47
Tom Hancock
Paul Middleton
Dean Kerrison
Mark Edwards
Andrew Spencer
Nick Porter
Derek Ferguson
Peter Dempsey
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48 Shane McKay
50 Tony Guidera
56 Michael Brown
57 Michael Cocks
66Roy Standen
70Clayton Johnson
Ian Blight (Coach)
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sa TEAMS
SENIORules DIV 1
1 John Gebert (Capt)
4Ric Schild
6 Kym Pearce (V.Capt)
7 Steve Curtis
8 Andrew Watson
10 Keith Ransom
11Graham Harris
12 Paul Fischer
14 Kelvin Farnham
15 David Adams
16 David Watson (Coach)
18 Dean Jones
19Geoff Davies
23 Dean Pangrazio
25Rob Stanway
26 Mark Flavell
27 Stan Lowcock
28 Paul Woods
30Greg Byles
36 Alex Tucker
37 Marty Martinovic
Debbie Prior (Mngr)
Trevor Prior (Runner)
Phil Rogers (Runner)
SENIORules DIV 2 & 3
2 David Anderson
3Grant Travers
5 Brian Bishop
9Greg Pascoe
13 Joe Turci
17Chris James
20 David Stork
22Geoff Armarini
24Garry Anderson
29 Steve Fitzgerald-Coach
31Gary Innes
33Garry Adams
35 Bruce Newstead
38Rick Crichton
39Chris Palmer
40 Mark Ricketts
41Robert Hooper
42Gavin Leske
44Geoff Heusler
45 Kevin Parish
46 David Burt
47Greg Rowland
48Ian Reeve
49 Mark Wilson
50 Mark Buscumb
52Lance Gum
55Rick Dowsett
58 Tim Wilson
59Greg Ryan
60Greg Wight
Ray Gatt (Umpire)
SUPER SENIORS DIV 1
2Lou Cailotto
3 Phil McEvoy
4 Dave Beagley
6Colin Thompson
7 Brenton Wortley
10 Tony Burne
12 Jimmy Hinton
15Geoff Emmell
16 Ken Follett
18Greg Verrall
20Ross Wall
23Robert Dawson
24 Ken Pense
26 Tony O’Dea
28 Ted Mills
29 Peter Mattner
33Chris Hill
34 Mark Doyle
36Leigh Eldridge
37 Steve Rechner
39Robert Day
40Leon Day
50 John Patmore
Dick Searl (Coach)
Martin Mattner (Ass.Coach)
Amber Mattner (Mnger)
SUPER SENIORS DIV 2
5Ray Smith
9 Mick Nash
11 Jim Potts
13 John Bidgood
14 Hugh Barker
17 Brenton Goldsworthy
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27
30
31
Darrell Martin
Terry Menadue
Anthony Dunn
Barry Nicolle
Wayne Duthie
Peter McGregor
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32 John Demasi
35Rod Murray
42 Eddie McGrath
44Roger Doody
Robert Trench (Coach)
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TAS TEAMS
SUPERules
1Gerrard Wolfe
2 Darren Kaye
3 Andrew Johnstone
4 Martin Evans
5Chris Hogan
6 Jason Williams
8 Andrew Scott
9Gordon Shaw
10Grant Keating
11 Todd Donaghy
12 Kyle Wilson (Coach)
14Chris Russell
15 Dean Lampkin
16 Shane McCoy
17 Darren Perry
18 Adrian Fogarty
19 Dean Ewington
20 Danny Barrow
22Luke Spink
23 Jason Broughton
25 Mark Thurlow
Peter Moore (Mngr)
MASTERules
1 Michael Cook
3 Tas Strong
4 Brett Taylor
5 Phil Baker
6 Don Naden
8Graeme Gardner
9 Brian Brett (Capt)
10 David Walsh (Coach
11 Brian Geard
12 Shane McCoy
13 Shane Wright
14Craig Hoyer
15 Dean Lampkin
16 Mal Lehman
17 Steve Holland V/C
18 Don Dykes
19 Stafford Heres
20 Haydn Nichols
21 David Hulton
22 Kevin Young
24 Darren Perry
25 John Lyons
27Rick Field
33 Joe Hawkes
Rod Park (Mngr)
Andrew Lipscombe (Rnner)
SENIORules
1 Michael Cook
3 Michael Aiken
4 Kevin Patmore
5 Peter Parsons
6 Kevin Stevens
7 Andrew Lipscombe
8Graham Gardner
9 Brian Brett
10 David Walsh
11Greg Gordon
12Ian Townsend
13 Patrick Dwyer
14 Allan Mckinlay
15Craig Hoyer
16 Don Naden
18 Don Dykes
19 Bruce Coles (Coach)
20 John Lyons
21 Adrian Webb
22 Peter Clements
23Rod Powers
24 Stephen Lawler
25 Henry Pastoor
26 Tony Fenner
Mark Loveluck (Mngr)
SUPER SENIORS
1 Brent Kelly (Coach)
2 Michael Aiken
3Curtis Ward
4 Kevin Patmore
5 Peter Parsons
6 Kevin Stevens
7 Andrew Lipscombe
8 Barry Edwards
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Ken Hall
Danny Malone
Kerry Jackson
Trevor Bailey
Pat Dwyer
Tony Whitford
Noel Carroll
Peter Clements
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18 John Nicholls
19 Bruce Coles
22Rendell Emmett
23 Jim McKenzie
Robert Edwards (Mngr)
Magnificent
Masters Football
VIC metro TEAMS
SUPERules
1 Brett McQuade
2Ingo Schwan
3 Darren Lambert
4 Troy Arnott
5 Nick Olsen
7 Peter Vaughan
9 Wally Rogers
10 Andrew McQueen
11 Stewart Randall
12 David Tucceri
13 Adrian Ormerod
14 Mario Orlando
15 Tony Morris
17 Paul Fairchild
19 Keith Currie
21Craig Geehman
22 Mick Giacomi
24 Paul Govaars
25 John Zeraffa
26 Danny Del’re (CC)
27Lindsay Blake
33 Paul Pitman
35Rod Le’on
38 Steve Kost
39 Tony Liberatore
41 Tony Phillips
44 Scott Thompson
MASTERules
1 Bill Dalton
2Russ King
3Collin Ross
4 Mark Leonard
5 Andrew Gill
6 Mark Komp
7 Nick Cocchieralla
8 Will Glenn (CC)
10 David Jeffery
11 Denis Selvidge
12 Tony McDonald
14 Mick Cutler
15 Peter Hinds
16 Dom Sita
17 Steven Bibby
18 Vincent Gaffy
19 Brian King
20 Ash Minchin
21Robert Keillor
22Chris Fordham
23Colin Drake
24 Andrew Jarvis
25 Fred Hall
29 Neil Fisher
33 Jeff Chambers
35Craig Shelley
36 Darren Mc Veigh
44 Warrick Dickson
SENIORules DIV 1
1 Stephen Brass
2Ralph Sullivan
4 Mark Petalas
5 Bill Derham
6 Mark Komp
7 Nick Cocchieralla
8 Shane Turner
9Geoff Gamble
10Rob Adam
14 Shane Keogh
16 Steve Paynting
17Chris Richardson
19 Bruce Chaplin (CC)
22Les Wilkins
23Glenn Calvert
24 Brian King
28Gerard Gibney
32 Ashley Ackehurst
37 Alan Fry
68 Peter Lambert
73 Paul Clark
SENIORules DIV 2
6 Mark Greenhalgh
7 Joe Marino
9 Phil Presti
11Robert Roscoe
12Greg Smith
13 Peter Troupe
13 Steven Grist
15 Don Cooke
18Colin Fenton
21 Steven Gamble
25 Norman Gillespe
26 Don Ardin
27 Tom Klininspor
29 Nerio Capovillo
30 James Wright
31Ian Kennedy
34 Dave Bail
41 Barry Lynch
46 Vince Simeone
48 Dave Sumner
SUPER SENIORS DIV 1
2Gary Wilson
3Ian Fletcher
4 Vin Brown
5 Alan Stilsby
6 Tony Mathews
7Graham Lenthall
8 Wayne Dunn
9 Howard Mitchell
10Gordon Edwards
13Geoff Lance
15 Michael Cooper
17Graeme Toms
18 Wayne McCrimmon
19 Wayne Halbert
20 Peter Dolinski
21 Des Dalrymple
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22Graeme Tressider
23 Mark Mason
25 Jim Logan
27 Steven Keech
36Ian Crocker
44 Mick Ashkar
Magnificent
Masters Football
VIC metro TEAMS
SUPER SENIORS DIV 2
1Gordon Mc Queen
3Iliya Guozdic
4 Noel Cartledge
9 Allan Matthews
11 Peter Ward
12 Joe Juhasz
13 Peter Ellery
14Chris Spencer
16 Kevin Deason
17 Michael Bennett
24Ray Ransome
26 Steve Smedley
28 Peter Wishart
29 Andrew McKay
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Peter Brown
Neil Rainbow
Peter Boyle
Dave McMillan
Mark Millhouse
Paul Cockayne
Max O’Loughlin
VIC COUNTRY TEAMS
SUPERules
38Renato Addamo
33Gary Butterfield
27 Neil Carmichael
18 Andrew Edmiston
31 Stephen Flowers
33Russell Hearn
28 Anthony Lovett
12 Angelo Muraca
20Ron Russell
7 Donald Wheadon
MASTERules
25 Tony Andrews
65Glen Ballinger
7 Paul Brun
3 Alex Buckley
16 Wayne Clarke
42 Scott Cowie
2 Peter Dalziel
13Les Furness
29 Ken Grech
37Gavin Green
32 Wayne Hall
14 Terry Hart
28 W Jones
8 Shaun Keys
9Roy Krul
4Robert Kydd
4 Michael Lewis
27 Andy Miller
05 Michael Rooney
21Chris Roscoe
23 Brendan Taylor
22 Donald Thompson
5 Wayne Tyquin
61 Phil Unsworth
26 Peter Watts
30 Mark Watts
9Greg Williams
SENIORules
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Bob Coleman
Peter Falls
Peter Foran
Joe Fossati
Paul Girardi
John Grant
Neville Green
13 Peter Hall
12 Peter Hoyne
63 Mick Jefferd
23 John Kent
14 Anthony Marinelli
16Ian McKie
62 John Paloni
41 Sam Saya
1Ian Walter
7Robert Walters
15 Paul Weightman
15 Bert Winchcomb
SUPER SENIORS
21Charlie Adornetto
9 Ken Atkinson
40 Doug Austin
38 Mick Belbin
2 John Cameron
12 Doug Carter
21Lawrie Evans
5 Frank Furniss
65 Mick Gaine
8 Wayne Harris
9 Jeff Hawkins
20 Bruce James
35 Neil Lewis
6Gordon Matheson
28 Ollie Matthews
2 Steve McGee
24 Barry Milne
18 Mick Moro
16Lindsay Murnane
10Gavan O’Connor
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3 Bruce O’Meara
42Gary Poyntz
31 John Rhodes
13Larry Ross
69Ray Simons
10 Bob Stephens
36 Kevin Turpin
12 John Watkins
4 Noel Wenzlau
11 Pat Whelan
Magnificent
Masters Football
Alison Ave, Marion SA
Tel: 8276 0237
Fax: 8276 0277
Lake Breeze Wines
‘one of Australia’s most awarded boutique wineries’
KEN FOLLETT and family
invite you to visit their
cellar door nestled among the
red gums at Langhorne Creek
and taste their trophy winning wines
from the family vineyard.
Open daily for
tastings and sales
10 am – 5 pm
Lake Breeze Wines
Step Road Langhorne Creek
p: 08 8537 3017
e: wines@lakebreeze.com.au
www.lakebreeze.com.au
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Mild thing, you make
my heart sing.
3.5%. Now you can drink responsibly without sacrificing flavour.
Hand-made by the Cooper family.