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Australia's favourite beer. I Foster's Shield Interstate Series . . . · N.S.W. SUPPORTING GAMES Nesbitt Trophy : RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE V FARRER FOOTBALL LEAGUE Teal Cup Trial: WAGGA & DISTRICT V RIVERINA SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1986 MAHER OVAL WAGGAWAGGA . SOUVENIR PROGRAMME 50c 1

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Australia's favourite beer.

I Foster's Shield Interstate Series

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. · N.S.W.

SUPPORTING GAMES

Nesbitt Trophy: RIVERINA FOOTBALL

LEAGUE V

FARRER FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Teal Cup Trial: WAGGA & DISTRICT

V

RIVERINA

SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1986

MAHER OVAL WAGGAWAGGA

. SOUVENIR PROGRAMME

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Mayoral Welcome I would like to take this opportunity

of extending a warm welcome to players competing in the Foster's Shield Inter­state Match between N .S. W. and A.C.T.

Wagga Wagga is proud to host this important game which will provide an opportunity for country people from this city and its surrounding areas to witness what I am sure will be an excellent and exciting spectacle of Australian Football played by renowned local , intrastate and interstate footballers.

Competition will be keen between the opposing teams but I am sure the game will be played in the right spirit and provide great entertainment to the spec­tators.

I believe that the City of Wagga Wagga offers excellent facilities and amenities in all sporting spheres and it is to be hoped that full use will be made of same and an enjoyable time is had by everyone.

WAGGA MOTORS 36 YEARS IN WAGGA FOR:

My congratulations are also offered to the N .S. W . Australian Football League for arranging this interstate game in Wagga Wagga , which I hope proves to be a huge success.

R. F. HARRIS Mayor of Wagga Wagga

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EDITORIAL Aspirations now heing nurtured hy New South

Wales and the ACT to even tua ll y take part in the proposed natio nwide Australia n Football competi­tion will he either boosted or tempora rily put hack in the Fosters Shield interstate challenge series game at Maher Oval todav .

NSW had little chance of success last ,car after losing the opening game tn Quee nsla nd iit \1aher Oval by 56 points .

It was to t-.SW credi t however that the, re­grouped and almost cau:,cd what would have hccn a huge upset ar,a inst Tasmania in Hohart and then convincingly heating ACT in Canberra.

Queensland, coached by former Riverina cham­pion footballer Laurie Pendrick. trounced ACT and eas il v defeated Ta~ma nia in Brisbane to win the seco~d division title .

One of the biggest problems facing NSW has been organising effective training sessions in Sydney and the R iverina, where considerab le travelling is involved, and then bringing the two squads toge ther at either Sydney or Wagga.

Preliminary moves this year to strengthen th e NSW team with eligible players from Albury . Coro­wa, Lavington, North A lbury (Ovens and Murray League) and Murray League NSW based clubs, Dc­niliqu in , Berrigan. Finley. Jcrildcric. Tocumwal, did no t eventuate .

But thi s has not detcred recently appointed NSW State coach Greg Leech and fellow Wagga based Riverina Football League coach-State selector Greg Sheather from accept ing th e very demanding challenge of leading N SW to foo tball glory.

Leech, who coached then Ganmain to the South West League premiership in 1976, East Wagga-

Kooringal in Farrer League ( 1979) and Mangoph,h­Cookard inia United to the Farrer League Division I last year. has all the qualities and high personal stan­dards to once again reach the top.

He will be doing battle today with Brian Quade , who coached then East Wagga to the Central River­ina League premiership in 1976 and. like Leech, went on the represent NSW as a ruckman from Ariah Park-Mirrool.

Quade stood down from coaching ACT last year to concentrate on coaching Qucanheyan to their first ACT league se niors !lag since 1941.

His huge influence throughout the club was de­monst rated when the Tigers a lso won the reserves. finished third in Under I 9s and stopped Ainslie's do mination in the club championship.

The Nesbitt Trophy (donated by the late Neville Nesb itt of Wagga) will he fough t for again, after an abse nce of some years, between rivals Riverina and Farrer football leagues. The magnificent 60cm (2') trophy . originally costing in excess of £. has been ·brushed up · and will be the centre of attention in the ea rlier game today . The Nesbitt Trophy dates hack to l 959 when South Western District Football League defeated Farrer Football League. Since then S .W.D .F.L. has won 11 ti mes to Farrer\ six. with S.W.D.F.L. the l;i st to win in 1975 .

Following th e great success of the inaugura l pre­season day-night carnival won by Wagga Tigers and Tcmora. playing today's gala program at Maher Oval is .mother step towarJs consol idating and developing Aust ra lia Footba ll throughout southern NSW. play­ing as many big games as possible at the biggest centre of population - Wagga and Narrandcra .

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N. S. W. Australian Football League President's Message

A warm welcome is extended to visitors to Wagga from the A .C.T. and throughout N.S.W. for today's Foster's Shield match be­tween N.S.W. and the A.C.T.

1986 will be the second year that Wagga has hosted a Foster's Shield game, with the inaugural game in 1985 against Queensland being an outstanding success. That 1985 game marked the beginning of a very successful year for the N .S. W . team with a subsequent narrow loss to Tasmania in controversial cir­cumsta nces, followed by a good win over the A .C.T. in Canberra .

The N.S.W. team isconfidentofhuilding on 1985 with improved performances in 1986.

Today's N .S. W. team will include play­ers from areas as geographically diverse as Grafton, Broken Hill, Sydney and Leeton .

Unfortunately there are still many senior players in Southern N .S. W . who aspire to represent their Sta te at a senior level who are prevented from doing so by the varied atti­tudes of some admi nistrators. Hopefully com­monsense and the interests of players can pre­vail in future years.

The support of the Riverina Aust rali an Football Cluh is greatly appreciated together with the Organising Committee for today's arrangcmc;ts. especially Phil Le Pet(tt , Michae l Daniher and Max Chapman for their untiring efforts to make today an outstanding success .

Enjoy the game and may the best team win.

DARYLL SMITH President N. S. W. F. L.

A. C. T. Australian Football League President's Message

It is with a deal of pleasure that we travel to Wagga to meet N .S. W. in our firs t Foster's Shield match for 1986. Since we were last here in 1980 there have heen many developments in Australian Football at the Nationa l level and we have also heen very active in the Capital Territory.

A .C. T.A.F.L . h as adopted "The National Game in the National Capital" as one of its slogans. Naturally we see success of · the Canberra Costain Cats in the Fosters Shield as an important part of our programme to continue to mainta in a competitive position against rival codes.

On the local scene we have reduced our se nior competition from 7 to 6 tea ms hv the amalgamation of the former Belconneri and West Canberra Clubs to form the new Bel­connen Footba ll Club (Belconnen Magpies). Results in our pre-season competit ion have already indicated that the move will pay off. We have also admitted the new Australian Defence Force Academy. Australian Nation­al University and the Royal Military College to our Reserve Grade competit ion . Again early results indicate that the Reserve Grade will be a very keen competition in 1986.

At the representative level following a poor 1985 season we have re-organised at hoth the playing and administrative leve l. We arc naturally hoping that. with the influx of new blood under coach Brian Quade, we will at least he as successful as 1984 when we lost the Shield hy less than one percentage point to Queensland .

Whatever the result I wish both teams luck and trust we have a close and interesting game.

W. G. (Bill) MAHONEY Presidem

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12 NOON NESBITT TROPHY

Carlton Riverina Football League Coach : Greg Sheather. Colours: Bl ue, Red trim, Wh ite motif.

Managers: Kelvin Steward and Laurie Quinn Position Goals Behinds Marks Kicks

1. ANDREWPATTISON ........................................... . 2. STEVE BRADMORE .............. .. ..... .. .. .... ............ .. .. . 3. NEIL BRUCE ............. ... ......................................... . 4. JEFF GILBERT ....................... ............................... . 5. IAN GEDDES .................................... ................. ... . 6. DARYL COLLINS ... ............. ...... ........................ .. .. . 7. IANMALE ... .. ........................................................ . 8. TONY RYAN ........................................................ .. 9. JOE HOPWOOD ................... .... ...................... .. .. .. .

10. PAUL LAWRENCE .. .... .. ........ .... ............................ . 11 . JAMIE GORDON ................................................. .. 12. ANDREW CORBETT ............ .... .. .... ... ........ .... ... .. ... . 13. MICHAELWALSH ................................................ . 14. RAY O'CONNOR ............................................. .. .. .. 15. PETER GOODE ..................................................... . 16. DAVID MELINE ...................................... .. ...... .... . .. 17. STEVEN PATTISON ............................................. . 18. BRYAN BUCHANAN ............................................ . 19. PETER GREGURKE ...... .. ............ .. ................. .. ..... . 20. MICHAEL WALKER ........ .. ................................... .. 21. GRAHAM DOSWELL ........................................... . 22. RICHIE ROBINSON ............................................. .. 23. DENNIS WALSH ............................ .. ................. ... . 24. GARRY BUTTON ...................... ..................... ....... . 25. DAVID GILLET....................................................... ............ .. ......... . r:.----- ., ------------------7 -I

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Posit ion Goals Behinds Marks Kicks

1. TONY TURNER .................................................... . 2. TREVOR REID ....................................................... . 3. TERRY GILLETT ......... .. .............................. .. ... .... . . 4;. ROD DANI HER .................................................... .. 5. DANNY MALONE ............................................... .. 6. MICK McRAE ........................................................ . 7. TREVORION ........ ............ ...... ............. .. ......... .. ... .. 8. MARK DANI HER .................................................. . 9. FRANK KENNEDY ............................................... ..

10. MARK HOFETT ...................................... ...... .... ..... . 12. JOHNSCHULTZ ... ............................................... .. 15. IAN LUCAS ........................................................... . 16. BRIAN CONLAN .................................................. .. 14. ZANE SEPAROVICH ............ ................................ . 19. RON GILLINGHAM .............................................. . 20. PHIL REID ............................................................. . 21 . TOM SMITH ........ ................................................ .. 23. STEVEN COLE ....... ...... .. ..... ....... ........ .. .......... ...... .. 24. ROD PARKER ...................................................... .. 27. GLEN SOLLEY ...................................................... . 28. BRIAN ALEXANDER ... ................... ..... ........... ...... . 26. DAMIEN WALSH .................... ............ ................. .. 30. GORDEN WOODEN ............................................ .. , .......••... ,

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2.15 p.m. FOSTER'S SHIELD INTIERSTATE MATCH

NEW SOUTH WALES Coach : Greg Leech . Colours: Sky Blue, Black trim . Managers: Bob Acterjal & David Oehm

Position Goals Behinds M arks

1. RAY O'REILLY ..................................................... .. 2. TONYQUINN ....................................................... . 3. RUSSELL PEIPER ................................................ ..

4. STEVE ZAHRA .. .. .. ... .. .......................................... . 5. BRIAN HAWKE .................................................... .. 6. ROBERTCAPRIOLI ... ............................. ..... .... .... .. . 7. SIMON PHILLIPS ................. ................ ..... ... ........ .. 8. WAYNEWALKER .............................. .. ................ ..

9. ANTHONY CROKE .............................................. .. 10. BRIAN KERSHAW ...... .......................................... . 11 . GEOFF NOACK ............................... .... ... ... ... ........ .. 12. WAYNECOPE .. .... .. .... .... .... ............... ............ .. .... ..

13. RAY COLVIN ....................................................... .. 14. PETER QUIRK ....................... .... ... ......................... .

15. PETER SIEBELS .... ... ...... .............................. .. ....... . 16. STEPHEN COLE .................................................. ..

17. BRETT ALLEN ..... .. .............................. .. ........ ..... . .. 18. WAYNECARROLL ................. .. .... ..... ................. .. .

19. GERARD PEIPER .................................................. . 20. TONY CUMMINGS ............................................. .. 21 . FRANK KENNEDY ................................ .. ............. .. 22. MARK FRASER ..................................................... . 23. STEVE McMAHON .... .. ...... .................... ...... .... .... .

24. ROB TRUKULA .. .... .. .......... .. ... .. .................. ...... ... .. 25. GERRYTOSCAN .................................................. . 26. ROD PARKER ................ .... ............. ..................... ..

27. RUSSELL LIESKIE ................................ ..

28. ALAN MAPLE SON ........................ .

GOALS BEHINDS TOTAL

FIRST QTR.

SECOND QTR.

THIRD OTR.

FOURTH QTR.

Kicks

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A.C.T. Coach: Brian Quade. Colours: Blue, Yellow trim.

Position

1. GEOFFHOCKING ................................................. .

2. HANS HEYSTRATEN ........................................... .

3. TIM BROWN .. ...... ... ................ .. .......... ...... .. .......... .

4. MARK KILLER ................................................ .. ..... .

5. NEIL PLEMING ..................................................... .

6. PETER HAMIL TON .. ...... .......... .... .... ....... ... .......... ..

7. TONY FLAHERTY .. ... ......... ................. , ....... .. ....... ..

8. STEVEN WEST .. .................................. ,, ................ .

9. WAYNE ROGERS .. ... ...... .. ........... ..... .... ......... ... .. .. .

10. DON OLIVER ......... ... ... ... ..................................... ..

11. IAN BOWYER ....................................................... .

12. ANDREW Bl.SHOP .... .... .. .. ............................ ........ .

14. PETER KING ......... .... .. .......... ...... ............ .. ...... .... .. .

15. PETER TAYLOR .................................................... .

17. GEOFF HAROLD ......... .......... ......... ........ ............. . ..

18. ADRIAN MclNTYRE ......... .. ..... : ........................... ..

19. SIMON OVERLAND ............. ... ............................. .

21. ALLAN TUTT ........................ ..... ...... .... .............. ... .

22. SHAUi'\1 SMITH ....... ...... ........ ... ............................ ..

24. PETER SCULLEY ........................................ .. ..... .. ..

25. DEAN FALCONER ..... ........................................ .. ..

26. BRETT ALLISON ................................................. ..

27. RUSSELLCAMPBELL ................... .. ...... ... ......... .. ..

3'l . MICHAEL KENNEDY ............................................ .

GOALS

FIRST QTR.

SECOND QTR.

THIRD QTR.

FOURTH QTR.

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Goals Behinds Marks Kicks

BEHINDS TOTAL

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New South Wales Player Profile 1. RAY O'REILLY: 24yrs ; 167cm; 64kg; Rover.

Started in Hope Valley, Adelaide, then Cairns, Queensland. Currently with Pennant Hills in Sydney .

2. TONY QUINN: 20 yrs; 177cm; 69kg; Wing/ Centre. Has played with Sydney Swans U19s in 1985. Now with St. George.

3. RUSSELL PEIPER: 25 yrs. 180cm; 82kg; Cen­tre. Former NSW and RFL rep. Has played in Queensland. Now with Wagga Tigers.

4. STEVE ZAHRA: 25 yrs., 182cm; 77kg; Ruck­rover. Has represented NSW on two occasion. Current club Campbelltown.

5. BRIAN HAWKE: 23 yrs., 177cm; 70kg; Centre line player. Former Schoolboy rep. Has played in Canberra and Queensland and for Wagga Ti­gers, now with Turvey Park.

6. ROBERT CAPRIOLI: 19 yrs., 177cm; 70kg; Centre/Rover. Played in Broken Hill and Sydney Swans U19s, now with St. George.

7. SIMON PHILLIPS: 26 yrs., 178cm; 78kg. For­ward line. 1985 leading goalkicker for his club North Shore.

8. WAYNE WALKER:27 yrs.; 175cm; 86kg. Centre/Rover. Broken Hill rep. Central Best & Fairest twice. Currently playing for North Broken Hill.

9. ANTHONY CROKE: 25 yrs., 182cm; 76kg. Wing/Rover. NSW and RFL rep. Has played in Queensland, currently with Wagga Tigers.

10. BRIANKERSHAW:24yrs.; 176cm; 76kg. Wing. Has been NSW rep on five previous occasions. Has played for Sydney Swans. Best and Fairest last year for his club Campbelltown.

11. GEOFF NOACK: 24 yrs.; 190cm; 95kg. Centre half back or centre half forward. NSW rep nine times, and schoolboy rep. Currently playing for Campbell town .

12. WAYNE COPE: 21 yrs.; 170cm; 82kg. Half Fo­ward Flank. Has repped Sydney. Best & Fairest and leading goalkicker last year for Northern Districts (Illawarra). Now playing with St. George.

13. RAY COLVIN: 22 yrs.; 195cm; 73kg. Wing. Leading goalkicker for his current club Wagga Tigers in 1984.

14. PETER QUIRK: 25 yrs.; 182cm; 82kg; Back Flank . Former NSW rep now playing with Syd­ney Swans.

15. PETER SIEBELS: 21 yrs. 186cm; 84kg; Centre half back. All Australian Teal Cup side 1981. Former M.C.U. player, now with Balmain.

16. STEPHEN COLE: 24 yrs., 182cm; 72kg. Half forward flank. Has repped for NSW before. Leading goalkicker for M.C.U. for many sea­sons.

17. BRETT ALLEN: 23 yrs. 184cm; 85kg. Centre half forward. Has repped for RFL, first time for NSW. Plays Coolamon in RFL.

18. WAYNE CARROLL: 28 yrs., 187cm; 86kg. Half forward. Former M.C.U. player. Played 56 games for Sydney Swans. Currently captain/ coach of Turvey Park.

19. GERALD PEIPER: 28 yrs.; 184cm; 79kg. Ruck­rover. FormerNSW (9times), RFL, FFL&CRL rep. Best & Fairest with two Wagga clubs. Cur­rent captain-coach of Wagga Tigers.

20. TONY CUMMINGS: 25 yrs.; 186cm; 79kg. Ruck-rover. Has repped for FFL & ROFL and North Coast. Best & Fairest six times with diffe­rent clubs. Currently playing for Grafton.

21. FRANK KENNEDY: 26 yrs.; 180cm; 79kg; Cen­tre, Ruck-rover. Farrer League rep five times. Best & Fairest for his current club Collingullie­Ashmont on four occasions.

22. MARK FRASER: 27 yrs.; 180cm; 82kg. Centre, Half back flank. Has repped NSW three times, RFL 11 times and VCFL once. Has played 30 games with South Melbourne. Second term as captain/coach of Ganmain-G.G.-M.

23. STEVE McMAHON: 23 yrs., 194cm; 90kg. Ruckman. NSW rep twice. Best & Fairest and leading goalkicker (3 times) for current club Leeton.

24. ROB TRUKULA: 20 yrs., 193cm; 90kg. Ruck. Only played 1st grade since 1983. Best & Fairest last year for current club Western Suburbs.

25. GE~RY TOSCAN: 24 yrs., 190cm; 82kg. Ruck. NSW rep three times and RFL. 1983 Best & Fairest for current club Griffith.

26. ROO PARKER: 21 yrs. , 186cm; 84kg. Centre halfback. Former U16 & U17 State rep (All Aust. Teal Cup team 1981) and Sydney rep. For­mer East Wagga-K and M. C. U. player, now with Balmain.

27. RUSSELL LIESKIE: 23 yrs.; 178cm; 80kg. Wing. Former Henty & Hume League and NSW rep. Best & Fairest last year for his club Pennant Hills.

28. ALAN MAPLESON: 24 yrs.; 184cm; 83kg. For­mer U17 Riverina and 0. & M. U21 rep. Now playing with East Sydney.

N.S.W. Coach Greg Leech

Congratulations to all players selected in today's State Game, and to all players and officials involved in our elimination trials who made possible this final selection.

· Today we are given the opportunity to show NSWFL is determined to continue on from our strong foundational work of 1985 and that football is prospering in New South Wales.

I wish to extend much appreciation to Max Chapman and Riverina Australian Foot­ball Club for their support, and to the commit­tee that made today's activities possible.

Finally let us continue on from the 1985 Foster's Cup finish - winners!

A.C.T. Player Profile 1. GEOFF HOCKING: 25 yrs., 192cm; 98kg. Bel­

connen. Ruckman. Played with Carlton and W.A. club Claremont. 1983 Best & Fairest for Belconnen, and Mulrooney Medal in 1984.

2. HANS HEYSTRATEN: 31 yrs., 193cm; 97kg. Very experienced ruckman who has played in Adelaide, N .T., Ariah Park and A. C. T. Returns as Captain/Coach of Tuggerareng.

3. TIM BROWN: 22 yrs., 183cm; 82kg. U23 rep in 1985. Played all footy in Canberra. Rugged con­sistent defender.

4. MARK KILLER: 21 yrs., 191cm; 85kg. A.C.T. rep since U15s. Tall player with a very strong mark, safe defender. Now playing with Ainslie.

5. NEIL PLEMING: 25 yrs., 178cm; 78kg. Former SWDFL rep 79 to 81, RFL 82 to 84 and NSW rep 1985. All senior footy with Coolamon. Captain of Eastlakes 1986.

6. PETER HAMIL TON: 23 yrs., 185cm; 87kg. Ainslie back flank. Most consistent club player 1984. Has repped A.C.T. regularly. Ex New­town player.

7. TONY FLAHERTY: 28 yrs., 186cm; 85kg. Util­ity. Manuka Weston. 11th season in ACTAFL. ACT rep 1978 to 84.

8. STEVEN WEST: 19 yrs., 175cm; 72kg. Rover. Teal Cup 83 and 84. Former Queanbeyan player of 12 years. Played in U19 premiership in 1984. Is a fearless young rover.

9. WAYNE ROGERS: 19 yrs., 175cm; 70kg. Util­ity. Ainslie. Second season for Ainslie after hav­ing progressed through the juniors. Played against Swans in 1985. Has repped ACT many times.

10. DON OLIVER: 27 yrs., 188cm; 85kg. Centre half back. Dedicated backman, originally from S.A. Came to the ACTAFL from Darwin in 1985.

11. IAN BOWYER: 22 yrs., 190cm; 84kg. Ruckman. ACT U23 rep in 1985. Strong mark and fast for a big man. Outstanding year for Queanbeyan 1985.

12. ANDREW BISHOP: 19yrs. 178cm; 75kg. Wing. Very skillful, player i~ o~ly _his second_ year of seniors. Played m Amshe fmal team m 1985, having played all junior footy with Ainslie.

14. PETER KING: 24yrs., 175cm; 80kg. Centre. Re­cruited from Gosford. Second year in ACT AFL. U23 rep in 1985 . Manuka Weston.

15. PETER TAYLOR: 26 yrs., 178cm; 73kg. Belcon­nen Rover. Former Ul 9 Wharton Trophy winner in 1977. Regular rep player in recent years.

17. GEOFF HAROLD: 32yrs., 190cm; 79kg. Quean­beyan half back. Regular senior rep player since 1976. Approaching 200 senior games. Third in 1984 Murooney Medal.

18. ADRIAN McINTYRE: 24 yrs., 188cm; 85kg. Played with Lavington in 0. & M . 83-85. Rcpped league 1985. One of ACT best players against the · Swans in a pre-season game.

19. SIMON OVERLAND: 24 yrs., 191cm; 91kg. Ruckman. Eastlake. Winner of club Best & Fairest 1983. Regular ACT rep. Won Mulrooney Medal in 1985.

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21. ALLAN TUTT: 25 yrs., 173cm; 70kg. Ainslie Rover. Played in South Australia and now a regular ACT rep. Played over 50 games with Ainslie.

22. SHAUN SMITH: 16 yrs., 183cm; 79kg. Spectacu­lar mark who is still eligible to play junior footy. Won Best & Fairest 1985 Secondary Schools Car­nival. Recently signed with North Melbourne.

24. PETER SCULLEY: 24 yrs., 177cm; 75kg. Rep­ped RFL 1983 and ACT U23 1985. Played for Ardlethan 78 to 84, Best & Fairest in 1984. Very skillful team player, recruited by Queanbeyan in 1985.

25. DEAN FALCONER: 21 yrs., 182cm; 76kg. Has played for West Perth 83 to 85, returned to Bel­connen in 1986. Very skillful player with lots of pace.

26. BRETT ALLISON: 17 yrs., 180cm; 64kg. In only second year of senior footy. ACT U23 team 1985. Son of former North Melbourne and Victo­rian star Tom Allison. Ex Belconnen junior.

27. RUSSELL CAMPBELL: 27 yrs., 183cm; 80kg. · 1986 coach Manuka Weston. Coached Albury to

premiership 1985. Played for South Melbourne 1978-80. Coach Riverina club Coolamon to pre­miership in 1983 and repped RFL in 1983-4.

30. MICHAEL KENNEDY: 19yrs., 175cm; 72kg. Rover. Queanbeyan. Former Tiger junior, in his second senior season. ACT U23 rep in 1985. Very fast player with excellent disposal.

A.C.T. Coach: Brian Quade

All those involved with the A.C.T. repre­sentative team are looking forward to an im­proved showing from the side in this year's series to atone for an indifferent performance in 1985.

This match is our only away match and represents a major hurdle in our quest for the title which narrowly eluded the side in 1984.

There is a good blend of youth and experi­ence in the team and all have shown to date that they have the commitment required for representative football. A number of players make their A.C.T. debut today as a result of gqod recruiting drives by various clubs. I con­gratulate them and all players on their selec­tion and wish them well for the match. Again there has been heavy influx of Riverina players to the A.C.T. this season as clubs continue to recognise this region as a prime recrui'ting area.

From past experiences we are well aware that it will be a difficult task to overcome the N. S. W. side today and the ensuing battle should assure those in attendance enjoy a great game of football.

I wish N. S. W. and Greg Leech the best of luck for a good match but hope the A.C.T. is the victor on the day.

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Farrer League PLAYER PROFILE

I. TONY TURNER: (Cap tain) , 28yrs ; 170cm ; 65kg; Marrar Captain/Coach . Previously ACT and RFL representative player, very creative and inspiring team man.

2. TREVOR REID: 24 yrs; 177cm; 76kg. Temora centreman. Good ball getter and robust player who delivers the ball well.

3. TERRY GILLETT: 21yrs; 178c m ; 67kg . Collingullie-Ashmont. Very dashing player who elusively creates the loose man.

4. ROD DANIHER: 23 yrs; 178cm; 75kg. Barellan Coach. 1985 RFL representative player, always running-on.

5. DANNY MALONE: 29 yrs; 178cm; 75kg. Mar­rar. Bustling running player who gives his all, top team man .

6. MICK McRAE: 23 yrs ; 175cm; 69kg. MCU ruck rover with pace, prolific kickgetter.

7. TREVOR ION: 26 yrs; 178cm; 79kg. MCU for­ward, experienced rep . player who can score the big ones when the pressure is on.

8. MARK DANIHER: 22 yrs ; 180cm; 80kg. Barel­lan centreman , determined performer with crea­tive skills.

9 . FRANK KENNEDY: 26 yrs; 183cm ; 83kg . Collingullie-Ashmont. Inspiring player who has the abi lity to turn a game .

10. MARK HOFETT: 23 yrs; 185cm; 71kg. South Wagga-Tolland coach . 1985 SFL rep . , very strong mark and accurate in front of goals.

12. JOHN SCHULTZ: 21 yrs.; 185cm; 82kg. MCU Centre half back. Just hitting peak form , solid defender who works all day.

15. IAN LUCUS: 23 yrs.; 180cm; 84kg; Barellan ruck-rover. Runs all day, tenacious ball getter and distributor .

m 16. BRIAN CONLAN: 24 yrs .; 188cm; 86kg. Barel­

lan ruckman. Tireless performer. good mark and strong determination to win the ball.

14. ZANE SEPAROVICH: 25 yrs .; 187cm; 84kg. MCU coach. An honest player with great mark­ing ability and accurate disposal.

19. RON GILLINGHAM: 23 yrs. ; 179cm ; 76kg. Collingu llie-Ashmont. Fearless. consistant de­fender who never gives in. Good disposal.

20. PHIL REID: 26 yrs.; 180cm; 83kg. Temora coach. Farrer best and fairest winner , 100% per­former.

21. TOM SMITH: 27 yrs .; 168cm ; 80kg. The Rock­Yerong Creek. Creative no nonsense footballer . good ski lls.

23. STEVEN COLE: 24 yrs.; 183cm; 73kg. MCU forward. Very accurate kick, reads the game well and has uncann y goal se nse . NSW rep.

24. ROD PARKER: 22 yrs .; 172cm; 83kg . MCU . Very good mark. NSW rep 1985 until injured . Tirel@ss worker.

27. GLEN SOLLEY: 23 yrs .; 183cm; 83kg. Temora . Mobile utility player is strong competitor with good judgement.

28. BRIAN ALEXANDER: 29 yrs .; 183cm ; 90kg . Collingullie -Ashmont ruckman . Strong mark . consistant performer, v'c'ry good team man .

26. DAMIEN WALSH: 26 yrs . ; 185cm; 82kg. The Rock-Yerong Creek coach . Abi lit y to take tell­ing marks, very skillful player. prolific kick ­getter.

30. GORDON WOODEN: 26 yrs . ; 195cm; IOJkg. MCU ruckman . Strong reliable player who never stops trying.

THE MEN IN WHITE N.S.W. v A.C.T.: MARK RENDELL: Started umpiring in the

Sydney Footba ll League in 1975 . His re­cord stands at more than 300 1st grade games (107 A.C.T.) and a record numher of 7 1st grade finals in Sydney , the last 6 consecutively. In addi tio n , Mark has umpired eight Inter-state games . He is also a li fe member of the NSW Umpires Association. At present he is on the Board of Directors and treasurer of the As~ocia­tion .

CHRIS NICKELL : Aged 34. R iver in a Umpires A ssoc iation. C ommenced umpiring in 1975 in Victoria . Farrer League Grand Final umpire in 1985.

RIVERINA v FARRER: CHRIS GALLAGHER: Aged 35. Rivcrina

Umpires A ss oc ia tion. C ommenced umpiring I 979 . Farrer League Grand Fin ­al 1984.

TEAL CUP TRIAL: LEE BARCLAY: Aged 16. Riverina Umpi res

A ssociation . Com menced umpiring 1983 . Up and coming youngster wit h lots of potential.

TERRY LANGFIELD: Aged 32. Riverina U mpires A ssociatio n. Co mm enced umpi ri ng in 1983. A recently retired foot­halle r. H is recen t good performances have resulted in this appointment.

Riverina League PLAYER PROFILE

1. ANDREW PATTISON Coolamon

2. STEVE BRADMORE East Wagga-Kooringal

3. NEIL BRUCE Griffith

4. JEFF GILBERT Ardlethan

5. IAN GEDDES Griffith

6. DARYL COLLINS Griffith

7. IAN MALE Leeton

8. TONY RYAN Narrandera

9. JOE HOPWOOD Narrandera

10. PAUL LAWRENCE Narrandera

11. JAMIE GORDON Ariah Park-Mirrool

12. ANDREW CORBETT Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

13. MICHAEL WALSH Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matorig

14. RAY O'CONNOR Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

15. PETER GOODE Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

16. DAVID MELINE Leeton

17. STEVEN PATTISON Coolamon

18. BRYAN BUCHANAN Coolamon

19. PETER GREGURKE W agga Tigers

20. MICHAEL WALKER Wagga Tigers

21. GRAHAM DOSWELL Wagga Tigers

22. RICHIE ROBINSON East Wagga-Kooringal

23. DENNIS WALSH Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

24. GARRY BUTTON Turvey Park

25. DA Vii:> GILLET Coolamon

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li•ihhM UNDER 17 TEAL CUP TRIAL

Wagga & District Coach: Rod Clark.

Manager: Greg Finemore Colours: Red and White.

1. GREG McKELVIE Marrar

2. GLEN PAGE Collingullie-Ashmon t

4. BRENDAN GIBBONS East Wagga-Kooringal

5. DALE LEWINGTON Turvey Park

6. GRAEME TERLICH The Rock-Yerong Creek

7. IAN HAWKE W agga Tigers

8. PAUL WILSON East Wagga-Kooringal

9. GLEN BEVAN Marrar

10. RAY WILLIS Wagga Tigers

11. LINDSAY GILLARD East Wagga-Kooringal

12. JASON MORTON Wagga Tigers

13. CRAIG McINTYRE Eastlakes-M.C. U.

14. RUSSELL PARKER Holbrook

15. CHRIS HART Junee

16. ASHLEY BARNETT Turvey Park

17. GEOFF SMITH Collingullie-Ashmont

18. MICHAEL CROUCH South Wagga-Tolland

19. SEAN GOONAN Turvey Park

20. MARCUS KREUTZBERGER Osborne

21. TONY GEDDES Osborne

22. ANDREW SHAW Turvey Park

23. DAMIEN HILL W agga Tigers

24. CHRIS STANLEY Junee

25. MARK McDERMOTT Junee

Riverina Coach : Charlie Corbett. Manager: John Mclean

Colours: Black and White.

1. DAVID GEE Griffith

2. JASON WHYTE Narrandera

3. STEVE MILLER Ungarie

4. ANTHONY QUINN Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

5. SHANE LENON Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

6. WAYNE HILL Lake Cargelligo

7. SHANE TILL Coolamon

8. JOHN DART Leeton

9. GEOFFREY INGLIS Barellan

10. KENT DRABER Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

11. PAT SUTTON Coolamon

12. ANDREW PETTIT West Wyalong

13. LEWIS IRVINE Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

14. DARREN PREST Griffith

15. ROSS SEYMOUR Ariah Park

16. JAY RICHARDS Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

17. JASON GLADMAN Barellan

18. PHILIP LOGAN Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

20. GARY LANE Griffith

21. LEWIS WINTER Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

22. DA YID CURRIE Ardlethan

23. DAVID ALPEN Griffith

24. JAMES SEYMOUR Leeton

25. ANDREW MARTIN Ardlethan

N.S.W. v A.C.T. FLASHBACKS 1979 Canberra 1980 Wagga '

NSW: Coach: Allan Jeans

1. G. CARROLL 2. M. NEWTON 3. B. STEWART 4. E. CONNICK 5. I. HARRY 6. R. O'CONNOR 7. L. PENDRICK 8. H . SKREJA 9. B. SCOTT

10. J. CHAMBERLAIN 11. J. GANNON 12. J. DURNAN 13. W . CARROLL 14. J. PRENTICE 15. G . SMITH 16. G. PEIPER 17. R. IMRIE 18. V. HUGO 19. M. BROWNE 20. B. QUADE 21. A. McMILLAN 22. C. ANDERSON 23. P. CLOWRY 24 . B. NOLAN 25. G. COLVIN 26. D . BRUCE 27. D . SCOTT 28. L. LUCAS 29. T. KENDALL 30. B. ROWE 31. A. DANIHER 32. R. HAMILTON

A.C.T. Coach :

Kevin Delmenico 1. K. NEALE 2. J . MILLER 3. P.KENNY 4. · J. RICHARDSON 5. S. WIDERA 6. L. FAWIS 7. T. FLAHERTY 8. R. ANDERSON 9. P. SEARLE

10. R. FRANKLIN 11. D . HARRISS 12. G. WHITTLE 13. J. BLACK 14. R.MAIDEN 15. J . MANSON 16. M. MANSON 17. K. MILLER 19. D . BENNETT 21. R.ASH 22. E. BLACKABY 23. D . HOPKINS 24. J . RAFFERTY 25. D. BELLCHAMBERS 26. B. COWELL

NSW: Coach:

Allan Jeans 2. W. EVANS 3. B. STEWART 4. J . LUCAS 5. P. CHISNAIL 6. R . O'CONNOR 7. R. IMRIE 8. P. WELLINGTON 9. I. GORDON

10. D. SCOTT 11. J. GANNON 12. J. DURNAN 13. W. CARROLL 14. J . PRENTICE 15. G . SMITH 16. G. PEIPER 17. L. LUCAS 18. V. HUGO 19. M. BROWN 20. S. KEKOVICH 21. J. PILKINGTON 22. S. EATHER 23 . I. GEDDES 24. D. BRUEST 25. G . COLVIN 26. J . JOHNSON 27. P. STEVENS 28. M. DANIHER 29. R. MAGOSIS

1986 FOSTER'S SHIELD DRAW 1.

2. 3. 4.

5. 6.

13.4.86 25.4.86 4.5.86

10.5.86 25.5.86 14.6.86

N.S.W. v A.C.T. at Wagga QLD. vN .S.W. at Brisbane

................. . A.C.T. vTAS. at Canberra

.. .................. TAS. vN.S.W. at Hobart

.. ............... A.C.T. vQLD. at Canberra

...................... TAS.vQLD.atHobart

A.C.T. Coach :

Kevin Neal 1. K. NEALE 2. G . CROSER 3. P. KENNY 4. J. BROCK 5. R . DAVEY 6. J . McCORMACK 7. T. FLAHERTY 8. D. STONE 9. R. WEBBER

10. P. FELTHAM 11 . D. HARRISS 12. L. MOLONEY 13. J. BLACK 14. R. MAIDEN 15. M. STEW ART 16. M. MANSON 17. G. HARROLD 18. K. MILLER 19. B. QUADE 20. A. SMITH 21. T . TURNER 22. S. GILBERT 23. M. SMITH 24. P. WILLIAMSON 25 . S. LANCASTER 27. P. NEESON 28. T . MONNEY

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