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Reserves make history

The Reserves side earned a slice of history on Sunday, becoming the first Roosters' senior football side to win a final since 1997 as Ross Gemmill's boys clinically disposed of Bell Park by 59 points. Angelo Marcantonio was at his best along with full back Gareth Donald and the effervesent Damien Dwyer as the side went from strength-to-strength each quarter and gave themselves great confidence for a do-or-die showdown with Colac this Sunday.

Ang Marcantonio...The smooth operator in the midfield lead the charge.

A Grade back on the winners' list

A strong second half showing from the A Gade side kept their finals' dream alive on Sunday with a 10 goal win over Colac. The girls re-grouped after a massive loss to South Barwon the previous week and with defender Kerri Bar leading the charge with Tania DuPlessis and the forwards inspired by rookie of the year Rachel Leader (30 goals), the Roosters gradually pulled away and set up a premium Preliminary Final showdown with St Marys this weekend.

Tania DuPlessis.

 

 MELEISEA CLAIMS B&F IN DEBUT SEASON

The outstanding debut season of half back Leye Meleisea was set in stone last week when the silky Tasmanian claimed the Senior football best & fairest. Meleisea missed a stretch of games in the middle of the challenging season due to a calf injury but still had enough outstanding performances in the bank to tally 100 votes and win by 21 votes from rover Liam Rock. For Rock, it was his second consecutive runner-up award after finishing second to ruckman Michael Stewart last year and puts the exclamation point on his worth as one of the club's best recruits in recent times. First year rover Brydon Coles was third one further vote behind on 78 whilst Adam Morrow (72) and ruck Andrew Walsh (67) rounded out the top five. Meleisea's run and carry and pin-point passing was a feature of his play throughout the season and Rooster supporters have been warmed by the fact that the former Tassie Mariner has committed to the club for next season.

Amor claims A Grade B&F

Centre Kaitlyn Amor held off sharpshooter Bree Cail by just one vote to claim her first A Grade Best & Fairest award. The award was yet another accolade for the speedy pivot who has also been named in the GFL Team of the Year and will form a vital link in the Roosters' tilt at their first ever A Grade premiership. Cail also has had an outstanding season with the Geelong Cougars GA also joinging Amor in the Team of the Year. Reliable defender Tania DuPlessis was third on 31 with Kerri Barr (26) and the consistent Vanessa Cuthbert (17) also amongst the top placegetters.

 

 

AUS Legend Simon McKinnis pays a visit to the Cage...

Former Australian WD and local Geelong girl, Simone McKinnis attended junior training last week.   Simone has been Australian 21/u coach and Head Coach at the AIS for the past 3 years and is about to head to Tanzania to take on a new role as their National Head Coach.  What an amazing opportunity for our girls who were about to start their finals campaign to be treated to one of the country’s most elite coaches.  The girls responded to her coaching really well and learnt some new skills along the way. Thanks to Sharon Gillett for organising this for us.

 

 

 
St Peters Premiership Reunion
A fantastic day had by all as great yarns from that great day back in 1980 were told and told again, re-counting the famous Seniors & Reserves premierships. The first flags won by the club. With the video providing the replay of the big game, president at the time Greg Welsh welcomed his formed team mates and re-counted the good ol' days with the Saints reigned supreme at Walker Oval.

 

Our time has come....

Captain/Coach Kevin Hannan with the 1980 GDFL Cup, the club's first.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Reserves 2nd Semi

Sun 11:40am @ Skilled Stadium V Colac

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PRESENTATION DAY

Sun 19 Sept

The Sporting Globe (upstairs)
175-177 Ryrie St Geelong
12.30pm
$40 includes two course lunch
Drinks at bar prices.
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Rachel Leader GFL Rookie of the Year!

 

Adding to the accolades afforded to the Leader siblings this season was Tuesday night's naming of Rachel Leader as the GFL 'Geelong Advertiser' Rookie of the Year. The award another huge positive for the Roosters' netball programme with their knack of unearthing talented netballers and fine recognition of Rachel's outstanding season as Goal Shooter in the A Grade side. Her team will hope to get back on the winners' list this week and keep their premiership dream alive. Well done Rachel, a fantastic achievement.

 

SENIOR BEST & FAIREST WINNERS

In other best & fairest results, Reserves football had a tie between young up and comers Scotty Harvey and Tim Wight with both players tasting senior football this year and tying for the award on 72 votes, three ahead of Daniel McNaughton. In B Grade netball, Steph Shell clinched the award by six votes from Emily Rix. Felicity Blenkiron won the C Grade honour by eclipsing Hannah Douglas by eight votes and Laura McDonald blitzed the field to win the D Grade award by 18 votes ahead of Krystle Hiller. Well done to all of our winners!!

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