2010 Club Awards- Junior


Best & Fairest --------Brody Vlagsma

RU Best & Fairest -----Patrick Johnson

Leading Goal Kicker---Andy Castles

Best Backman --------Sam Lee-Keys

Best Utility----------- Brody Vlagsma

Most Improved -------Liam Barnes

Coaches Award -------Beau Lee-Keys

Best in Finals ---------Brody Vlagsma

Best Clubman ---------Michael & Steven Laskey

Best 1st Year Player --Zack Thompson

Most Consistent ------Patrick Johnson

Achievement Award --Brodie Thompson-Holmquest


Goal Kickers

19 Andy Castles

13 Beau Lee-Keys

11 Patrick Johnson

9 Brody Vlagsma

9 Zack Thompson

8 Ryan Philbey

5 Liam Barnes

3 Les Mitchell

3 Kris Weber

2 Brodie Thompson-Holmquest

2 Kyle Burgin

2 Matt Mackay

1 Calin Goddard

1 Ben Armstrong




Club Awards Senior

Best & Fairest --------Duncan Clemons

RU Best & Fairest -----Adrian Stingel

Leading Goal Kicker ---Chris Barratt

Best Backman --------Duncan Clemons

Most Courageous -----Thomas Graham

Best Utility -----------Dylan Beecroft

Most Consistent ------Luke Gardiner

Coaches Award -------Andrew Smith

Best in Finals ---------Aaron Bird

Best Clubman ---------Andrew Philbey

Best 1st Year Player --James Jakowenko

Most Determined ------Doug Cox


Goal Kickers 


50 Chris Barrat

39 Adrian Stingel

20 Julien Owens

19 Doug Cox

16 Stuart Paterson

13 Warren Finlayson

13 Andrew Dooley

12 Jak Youd

10 Brandon James

9 Daniel Spee

8 Thomas Graham

8 Duncan Clemons

7 Aaron Bird

7 Andrew Stephens

7 Ray Esquerra

6 Luke Gardiner

6 Cody Brooks

6 Dylan Beecroft

5 Luke Hollingsworth

3 James Jakowenko

2 Jarred Williams

2 Robbie Lewis

2 Dermot Barnes






CURRIE FOOTBALL CLUB


PRESIDENTS REPORT – 2010 SEASON


Presented at the AGM 17th February 2011


To the Currie Football Club committee and members


What a big season it was for the Currie Football Club. A centenary celebration in July, backed up by a premiership in August. A busy season such as this necessitates a large number of thank you’s and so this will be a quite long winded report.

I wish to extend a wholehearted thank you to this years executive, committee and centenary sub committee. I see this successful 2010 season as a culmination of the work begun in 2007 by the committee under the leadership of Stacy Martin.

To those that have served on the committee’s over that time, congratulations and thank you.


I would like to thank all those generous sponsors who supported the Club in many ways throughout the season. Without your support the Club would not be able to function as it does.


Congratulations to Brett Castles on an outstanding achievement as coach of Curries first Premiership since 1996. Brett’s contribution to this Premiership should not be under estimated. He agreed to take on the role under difficult circumstances in 2009 and has grown into the job. Brett’s contribution at committee and association level is also of great value and much appreciated.

Adrian Stingel is also to be commended for his contribution to the cause. While his commitment and passion doesn’t sit easily with all those involved, it needs to be acknowledged that, without this, the Clubs ultimate goal, would not have been as readily achieved.


Two others whose passion and commitment to the club cannot be questioned are our Captain, Andrew Smith and Vice Captain, Bose Williams. Congratulations to you both.

Congratulations must also go to Duncan Clemons, as the only current player selected in Currie’s team of the century and also on winning his eighth consecutive Bob Bell medal for the Club’s best and fairest player.

Congratulations to the players involved in season 2010. Your efforts on the training track and on the field have been outstanding. Well done on your success, it has been well deserved.

It is a sad fact of King Island football that for most weeks of the season, player numbers are barely enough. So it was an unusual occurrence that saw more than a full team available for the Grand Final. This is a difficult and awkward situation. Never the less it is a healthy position for the club to be in and it is my hope that we are again in this position in 2011.


Brian Youd agreed to take on the daunting task of Junior Coach for the season and is to be commended on his handling of his young charges. Brian’s calm and reasoned encouragement of the juniors should be an example to all involved in junior football.

It is a sad day for our Club that a full junior competition appears to be no longer viable and that a change to two team competition is inevitable.

As a Club we should ensure that our commitment to junior football is not diminished by this change and it is my hope that Brian’s involvement continues, as I feel strongly that he has a lot to offer the junior competition.


A very big thank you to the dedicated team of trainers, runners, water carriers, goal umpires, match managers and gate keepers without whose contribution match days would not function as smoothly as it does.

Thank you to Helen Youd who this year, took on the unenviable task of organising the canteen. One of the yearly difficulties in managing the canteen is finding adequate numbers of helpers. No doubt that the saying “many hands make light work “ is very applicable to this job and it is to be hoped that this season doesn’t see a reduction in the number of helpers, but an increase !! Thanks again to Helen.


The 2010 season was a year of celebration for our Club. A celebration of over 100 years involvement in football on King Island as one of the founding Clubs. The Currie Football Club, along with the North Football Club, have managed to endure through a century that has seen other clubs, such as the Rovers, Pegarah, Loorana and Mount Stanley come and go. The Grassy Football Club did not begin in earnest until 1938.


This is a very special achievement for such a small community as King Island.


It would be fair to say that



Andrew Philbey

President


 


 


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