Port Adelaide Womens Programme 2018

N O V E M B E R 2 4 , 2 0 1 8 Q B E S TA D I U M , A U C K L A N D, N E W Z E A L A N D

O F F I C I A L   P R O G R A M M E

A Message from AFL New Zealand Kia Ora, Following on from the successful tour of New Zealand by the Port Adelaide Aboriginal Academy in November 2017, 2018 has been a good year for the sport of AFL in New Zealand, with the successes from recent years entrenched and strengthened.

The sport has been boosted at every level by the continued AFL coverage broadcast on Duke Television and this contributes to a strong presence on Free to Air television in comparison to the traditional sports within New Zealand. The effect of this has been profoundly noticeable, with everyone involved in the delivery of AFL New Zealand programmes reporting the upswing of knowledge and interest in AFL. The annual 2018 ANZAC campaign saw four New Zealand teams travel to Wellington including the two male AFL New Zealand Academy teams, the U18 Kahu Youth girls and the Senior New Zealand side.

Soon after The U18 New Zealand team travelled to Melbourne in May to take on a representative team from the Mornington Peninsula as well as local school Hallam College, the breeding ground of talented New Zealand born St Kilda FC, AFL star, Shane Savage.

This year we welcome the Port Adelaide Aboriginal Girls Academy team to New Zealand shores. The eight day tour culminates with their clash against the New Zealand Kahu team at QBE Stadium and after a week of engaging in the differences in culture, landscape and people, the tour is finalised by our common interest in AFL. AFL New Zealand wishes every team the best of luck, and we hope that you will play with the values held dear by AFL fans in New Zealand. Play fair, and play with respect for opponents, teammates, spectators and officials.

A Message from Port Adelaide The Women’s Aboriginal AFL Academy is an educational based football program targeted at female Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander High school Students completing Year 11 and 12 in Adelaide, South Australia.

Students will complete a Certificate III in Fitness over the course of the school year, attending Academy program days every Thursday out of the Port Adelaide Football Clubs elite training facilities, The Alan Scott Headquarters.

In addition to the football and education components of the program, there is also a big cultural aspect to add to the leadership and resilience workshops.

On completion of the program each year, graduating Year 12 students are rewarded with an overseas trip which intales a cultural immersion and exchange which sees the Women’s Aboriginal AFL Academy travel to New Zealand for the first time.

The Women’s Aboriginal AFL Academy will tour New Zealand and learn about the people, the way of life and importantly understand the amazing Maori people and their Culture through local elders and traditional owners.

We look forward to a great week of education and training, topped off by a great game against the New Zealand Kahu Youth Girls Team.

NEW ZEALAND #

The New Zealand side have come together for the second time in 2018 following their succesful ANZAC campaign in Wellington.

Key players such as Killarney Morey, Jaimee Wyatt and Jolyn Collins bring a wealth of experience to the side and Head Coach Mick Coultard has several young up and coming players who are stars in the making.

FULL NAME

SCHOOL

1

Caitlin Hannah

Albany Junior High

2

Chelsea Young

Pukekohe High School

3

Alyssa Clemas

Green Bay High School

4

Buell Verkade

Whangaparaoa College

5

Emma Collins

Massey High School

6

Mia Allison

St Margarets College

7

Maia Sciarone

Westlake Girls High

8

Jaimee Wyatt

Westlake Girls High

9

Jazmin Stevens-Apaiora

Howick College

10

Jasmine Paki

Epsom Girls Grammar

11

Petra Milne

Otago Girls High School

12

Brianna Groube

Pakuranga College

13

Abigail Cotton

Kingsway School

COACH

Mick Coultard

14

Jolyn Collins

Massey High School

ASSISTANT COACH

Alastair Maisey

15

Valentina Serrano

Baradene College

ASSISTANT COACH

Peter Geale

16

Georgia Leonard

Green Bay High School

ASSISTANT COACH

Jordan McGregor

17

Archie-Leigh Russell

Howick College

18

Kylie McGahan

Westlake Girls High

MANAGER

Fran Serrano

19

Killarney Morey

Epsom Girls Grammar

MANAGER

Melissa White

20

Sam Lightfoot

Sacred Heart

PHYSIO

Erin Richardson

21

Shaiah Te Paiho

Tawa College

PORT ADELAIDE

The Women’s Aboriginal AFL Academy is an educational based football program targeted at female Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander High school Students completing Year 11 and 12 in Adelaide, South Australia.

Port Adelaide became the first AFL club to house and dedicate its time to the educational success of schoolaged Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander footballers.

FULL NAME

CLUB

Chante Bilney

Immanuel College

Charlotte Birch

Immanuel College

Tamia Blackwell

Woodville High School

Evelyn Goldsmith

Sacred Heart College

Dorena Hansen

Westminster College

Tyarna Hansen

Immanuel College

Colleen Karpany

Avenues College

Kymberley Knitscke Seymour College Tesharna Maher

Mount Carmel College

Shahleena Martin

Scotch College

Rikiesha Miller

Le Fevre High School

Jharni Perry

Le Fevre High School

Haley Pickering

Torrens Valley Christian School

HEAD COACH

Bronwyn Davey

Lauren Pickering

Torrens Valley Christian School

RUNNER

Marlon Motlop

Kerryanne Rankine

Henley High School

RUNNER

Braedon Talbot

Jallarah Saunders

Ocean View College

UNIVERSITY BLUES

The University Blues hold the record for the most Premierships in the Auckland AFL.

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FIRST NAME

SURNAME

1

Ben

Hick

2

Lachlan

Salmon

3

Damien

McDowell

4

Chris

Bailey

5

Ash

Orr

6

Louis

Watt

7

Nic

Holdsworth

8

Noel

Kakariki

9

Seb

Serrano

The 2018 minor premiers have been the team to beat all season and will be favourites for the flag.

10

Huw

Beynon

11

Brad

Ingram

12

James

Williams

The Blues boast a talented squad which includes New Zealand players, Ben Hick, Liam Beattie and Tim Stokes.

13

Patrick

Landy

14

Raymond

Morunga

15

Sam

Anderson

16

Matt

Danielson

17

Stephen

Parton

18

Liam

Beattie

19

Tim

Stokes

20

Sam

Richards

21

Harison

Manks

22

Chris

Mundell

23

Thomas

Taungakava

24

James

Considine

25

Pete

Rodgers

26

Sam

Barrett

27

Chris

Haden

28

Howard

Gilbert

Chris Mundell

29

Dwayne

Cleugh

ASSISTANT COACH

James Monaghan

30

Simon

Rea

MANAGER

Howard Gilbert

COACH

MT ROSKILL SAINTS

The Mt Roskill Saints last won the Auckland AFL Premiership back in 2012 and have had a consistent season, only dropping one game in 2018.

Their squad features 2017 International Cup squad members, Samuel McKenzie, Michael Boyce and Will Dickinson.

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FIRST NAME

SURNAME

1

Heta

Scarf-Matthews

2

Hayden

Walker

3

Zac

Maio

4

Michael

Boyce

6

Samuel

McKenzie

7

Jonathon

Ilaua

8

Tristan

Burnett

9

Will

Dickinson

11

Matt

Colless

12

Anthony

D’Aloisio

13

Jessie

Baty

15

Matt

Palmer

16

James

Ilango

17

Josh

McKenzie

18

Alastair

Maisey

20

Tim

Hollingsworth

21

Matt

Kemp

23

Lindon

Graetz

24

Hamish

McKay

25

Lachie

Stewart

26

Callum

McLean

27

Andrew

McKenzie

28

Mitch

Smith

29

Gareth

Smart

30

Ben

Curtis

32

Trent

Morrisey

33

Leeroy

McKormick

34

James

McKenzie

Head Coach

Peter Boyce

35

William

Kaiaruna

Head Coach

Sam McKenzie

38

Scott

Cossey

Runner

Lindon Graetz

39

Patrick

Gibbs

Team Doctor

Tristan Burnett

63

Will

Morris

Itinerary Saturday November 24th 12.00pm New Zealand vs Port Adelaide GAME 1

Q1

Q2

Q3

FULLTIME

NEW ZEALAND PORT ADELAIDE

2.00pm

Auckland AFL Grand Final: University Blues vs Mt Roskill Saints

GAME 2

Q1

Q2

Q3

FULLTIME

UNIVERSITY MT ROSKILL

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