Finals Week 1 Results

A Grade

Qualifying Final Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Tot

PAOC 5.2 7.4 10.8 17.12 114

Scotch OC 3.1 7.2 11.7 14.12 96

Goal Kickers: James R Thomas 5, David Reed 4, Tom Ashby 2, Karl Siebels 2, James

Dalwood 1, Ben Gazzola 1, Will Hugo 1, Tom Barnes 1

Best Players: Karl Siebels, Ryan Tromans, James R Thomas, Drew Clayfield, James Dalwood

It was a magnificent afternoon for the A grade as we posted our first finals win in 3 years in what

was a brutal hard fought 3 goal victory over Scotch at Scotch Oval.

There were no easy kicks to be had as both sides threw themselves at the contest and the

game went basically goal for goal until the last 10 minutes of the final quarter. Both sides used

the footy quite well but it was our ability to capitalise on our opportunities that made the

difference. The win was made all the more impressive given we lost 3 players to injury before

half time which meant we played the second half with only 1 on interchange.

Our contested possession and use of the footy was the best it has been all season and credit

must go to the playing group who played to direction, were resilient and stayed in the contest.

Business Lunch Huge Success!

What a great day Friday 22nd of August was for our

great club. The 2014 Revolution Roofing Business

Lunch will go down as the best Business Lunch yet.

The 162 seats were sold a week before the day and

everyone had a great day.

A really big thank you to Greg Ritchie, Wayne Phillips

and Ian Willsmore they all were all amazing. An even

bigger thank-you to every one of the 162 guests, in

particular any one that bought a raffle ticket, bid in the

auction or made a pledge.

You will see new goal posts at Park 9 for the start of

2015.

We are already working on making the 2015 lunch even

better.

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2014 Player Auction Final Payouts

TOTALS: Rounds 1 – 18

Justin Graetz $2,020 Karl Siebels $490 Mitch Brealey $220

Adam Perryman $1,180 Nick Clayfield $460 Tom Barnes $220

James Dalwood $1,100 Will Curyer $420 David Reed $210

Josh Hall $1000 Chris Hannemann $410 Nick Blanch $120

Simon Potts $840 Lewis Crawford $400 Max Clarke $100

Cameron Graetz $840 Matt Jackman $390 Nick Mosey $70

Tom Brinsley $570 Tom Wicks $370 Brendan Papps $50

Drew Clayfield $540 Ryan Tromans $340

Will Hugo $500 James R Thomas $280

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B Grade

No game as finished Minor Premier. Play Payneham NU for a spot in the Grand Final this

week.

C Grade

Semi Final 2 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Tot

PAOC 2.1 6.4 6.9 9.12 66

Golden Grove 4.1 5.3 8.3 9.6 60

Goal Kickers: Nick Brooks 4, Harry Collison 2, Ben Young 2, Jack Ramsey 1

Best Players: Jack Ramsey, Ben Young, Ryan Winter, Justin Bonney, Alex Butenko, Harry

Barnes

Up at Golden Grove on Saturday the C grade had the chance to book a place in the D8 grand

final if successful. We took this opportunity by playing a fantastic team based brand of football.

Every one of the 25 players did their bit as required in a tough tight battle against a quality side

in Golden Grove.

There was a fairly strong breeze blowing to the Southern end and after a term each with the

wind we held a 7 point margin at half time. During the 3rd quarter we copped a couple of injuries

Tim Sanders (hammy) Fraser Ellis (ribs) Will Latchford (ankle) Greg Honner (blood rule)

magnets were flying everywhere. The boys left out on the field still pressed on and kept

attacking but we only scored 5 points for our efforts to GG 3 goal straight. GG were now

starting to show signs of running out of steam while we were still going strong.

This proved to be the case as we kicked 3 goals to 1 in the final term to end up winning by 6

points.

Special mention for Alex Butenko/Lucas Lovell who combined to keep GG main midfielder very

quiet and to Harry Barnes at full back who followed my instructions very well.

This was a TEAM win.

D Grade

Semi Final 2 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Tot

PAOC 1.2 2.5 4.8 6.10 46

Hope Valley 3.1 6.2 8.5 13.5 83

Goal Kickers: Cameron Garry 3, Jack Dent 1, Paul-Alexander Politis 1, Will McPhee 1

Best Players: Paul-Alexander Politis, Cameron Burfield, Cameron Garry, Charlie Olsson,

Jackson Myhill, Chris Spencer

The D’s arrived at Uni Oval greeted by a perfect day for Footy and the opportunity to go straight

through to the Grand Final. With several lads playing in their first final, and being up against the

bigger, stronger and more experienced bodies from Hope Valley, the aim was to stay in touch

early, and look to run over the top in the second half.

We were winning plenty of the footy, especially later in each quarter, and had it not been for a

few missed opportunities, we potentially could have been closer. Nevertheless, 21 points at the

main break wasn’t too bad, especially when you consider we were 10 goals down at the half last

time we met.

We broke even in the third term with 2-3 apiece and there was a real buzz in the group at three

quarter time. At the start of the last we took the game on and kicked the first two to draw within

7pts. Unfortunately the Hope Valley reply was swift and definitive as they kicked clear and

finished the game with the last 5 majors.

Cam Burfield’s game across half forward was impressive. Given the pressure our ball carriers

were under, the delivery forward wasn’t great, however this didn’t bother Cam who really stood

up and showed he’s comfortable playing in the big games. The usual suspects of Politis, Garry,

Olsson and Spencer can all be proud of their efforts, while Jacko Myhill came down for his first

D-grade game and showed a bit of class with his ball use.

Having now played our first final and blown out the nerves, the lads will be a little more poised

around the ground and going into the forward 50. We can expect to, and will need to, put out a

stronger performance this week in the Prelim Final up against CLG who have been impressive

in the second half of the season.

E Grade

Semi Final 1 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Tot

PAOC 2.5 6.9 8.15 11.18 84

Kenilworth 2.3 4.3 7.5 7.6 48

Goal Kickers: Scot Tyndall 4, John Waltham 3, Matt Faull 2, Alex Bond 1, Scot Boorman 1

Best Players: Alex Bond, Matt Faull, Tom Prest, Nick Pemberton, Andrew Sykes, Alfie Brown

Back from respective holidays after feeling the need to freshen up week 1 of the finals, the E

Grade welcomed back Tyndall, Smith and Pemberton. Alfie Brown also showed great courage

to return from a minor bruise to the leg that is yet to appear.

The side was quick out the blocks kicking with a slight breeze but we failed to cash in with some

inaccurate kicking and a slight lack of discipline allowing Kenilworth to only trail by 2 points at

quarter time.

The team fought hard into the breeze though and won the second quarter and went in at half

time feeling confident. The usual comments of how much fitter we are than them floated around

the rooms with many players mistaking young age for fitness. Coach Rohde hammered home

the fitness idea though and the side believed heading into the second half.

The third term was again a story of missed opportunity as Tyndall continued to spray the ball

everywhere when shooting for goal. 11 extra scoring shots only resulted in a 16 point lead at

three quarter time!

Our dominance had broken Kenilworth though as the fight went out of them in the last quarter.

We now get another crack at Scotch this week which the side is very much looking forward to.

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