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DEVELOPMENT SQUAD

Next Development Squad Round 3 match  Friday May 31st at Marion FC v Port

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Results

R2 v Norwood

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Glenelg          12      11      (83)    def     Norwood       4        0        (24)

Goals: Lewis 4, Le Cornu 2, Carney 2, singles to Mather, Patterson, Adderley, Lovelock.

Best players: Carney, Lewis, Lovelock, Hosking.

          The game against Norwood tonight was an important hit-out against a quality team but we eventually run out winners by 59 points. Norwood were a very tall side and never gave up at any stage of the match but I feel our boys were brilliant, sticking to our team  structures to totally outscore them as we develop our run-on style of play. Our disposal let us down but I cannot fault the boys as they pushed forward into our forward fifty many time having quite a few snaps at goal. Our forward pressure gets better each time we play and so with the next two development squad games we will test our depth of players. All our defenders were fantastic again tonight and kept them to four goals for the whole game. Mcleod, Bayliss, Potter, Otto and Williams were fantastic.

          Our endeavour to win every contest and always put in a second effort was probably the difference in the two teams all night. Being first to the ball will always give us an advantage that will eventually pay off. When we played as a team in most stages of tonight's game it gave our on-ball players plenty of opportunities to get the ball up-field. Our wingers Ward and Le Cornu were brilliant all night and fought hard to win the ball and have pace on the wings gave us opportunities to set up constant attacks in our forward line. Our forwards defended very well in attack and kept scoreboard pressure where Norwood started to chip the ball around in their defence which gave us an opportunity to attack our goals. Lewis, Hayden (Sticks) Kernahan, Juckers, Thompson, Strangey, Viska and Carney were fantastic to make the most of their opportunities. Finn Betterman and Smokin Joe Hosking were terrific in their midfield roles and were superb in defence when the opposition had the ball. Special mention to Jack Mather who did a superb job in tagging a Norwood Player tonight. Next Wednesday at training there are some things that we need to look at (Voice) but overall  I am extremely pleased with what I have seen and with SAPSASSA training I promise it will be a light training as too much footy will prove to be the undoing for some of the boys who are carrying injuries. The next few weeks we need to look after the lads playing so many games and be aware of their need to rest and fire up against the Old enemy Port Adelaide. good luck to all the lads playing SAPSASSA and hope to see you all out to train Wednesday. As we still have games to play I still expect all boys to be at training whether they are chosen for games as it is about the training not just the 4 games that we play. Attitude has always played a huge part in developing these young fella's minds.

                                                                          Well Done Boys!!!

Please click here for Development Squad Information Booklet

EVENT CINEMAS Matt Bode Cup (Click here for teams)

Round 3 Results

Game 1: Holdfast Bays 10-8 def Gliderol Tigers 6-2

Vote getters: Luke Viska (MVP), Wilson Otto, Oscar Lovelock, Gabriel Bayliss, Jack Mather, Bradley Potter

Game 2: Grand Final: Seaside Maulers 14-9 def Event Cinemas Seahorses 3-2

Vote Getters: Finn Betterman (MVP), Joe Hosking, Jack Lewis, Deacon Trembath, Tynan Carney, Owen Woolford

BEN MULES MEDAL

OSCAR LOVELOCK WAS AWARDED WITH THE MEDAL BY LUKE NAISMITH OF EVENT CINEMAS

Oscar polled 15 votes to win from Tynan Carney and Joe Hosking both with 12. Other vote winners were

8 votes-Jack Lewis

7 votes-Bradley Thompson

5 votes-Gabriel Bayliss, Luke Viska,

4 votes-Finn Betterman, Bowen Mitton,

3 votes-Deacon Trembath, Beau McCreery, Sam Lange, Darcy LeCornu, Matthew Harwood,

2 votes-Josh Warren, Wilson Otto, Tom Pearce, Mitch O'Leary, Harrison McLeod, Jake Hywood, Austin Forbes, Jack Mather

1 vote: Blayde Brummelhuis, Cooper Brinkworth, Shaun Lake, Bradley Potter, Owen Woolford

Round 2 was played on Friday April 12th at Gliderol Stadium

Game 1 saw Seaside Maulers 9-6 defeat Holdfast Bays 2-2

Players awarded votes wereTynan Carney (MVP), Harrison McLeod, Blayde Brummelhuis, Finn Betterman, Jake Hywood, Oscar Lovelock, Beau McCreery.

Game 2 was won by Event Cinemas Seahorses 6-6 to Gliderol Tigers 2-0

Votes were given to Sam Lange, Bowen Mitton, Gabrielle Bayliss, Jack Lewis (MVP), Shaun Lake, Bradley Thomson, Luke Viska, Mitch O'Leary

Round 1 was played on Sunday April 7th at Gliderol Stadium

Game 1 saw the Seaside Maulers 7-10 defeat the Gliderol Tigers 1-3

Players awarded votes were Joe Hosking (MVP), Tynan Carney, Bowen Mitton, Matthew Harwood, Josh Warren, Luke Viska and Tom Pearce

Game 2 Event Cinemas Seahorses 10-3 defeated Holdfast Bays 4-6

Votegetters were: Oscar Lovelock (MVP), Bradley Thompson, Jack Lewis, Austin Forbes, Cooper Brinkworth, Darcy Le Cornu

Round 1 Results

Glenelg          5        3        (33)  def by  North Adelaide   7       7      (49)

Goals: Carney 2, Bayliss 2, Edwards 1,

Best players: Carney, Bayliss, Juckers, Ward.

With the first game over it is extremely pleasing to see overall the lads chosen performed well at Gliderol Stadium last night. North were a very good side and our boys never gave up at any stage of the match. Our forward line continually put their backline under pressure but sometimes our decision making was poor and we missed our chance to lead late in the last term. Their defence held strong for most part of the night.  I ask all players to focus next week on what we as a group need to achieve. We need to concentrate on the things that we have been training for and  I want you to reflect on these few points.

1. We always want to kick long out of defence. No pressure handballs to get us under pressure, kicking is your first option. Use the boundary if need be.
2. You can play on at all costs but always get boot to ball.
3. Try to get a good trajectory on the ball, which gets more distance.
4. Once we get the ball out of the oppositions' corridor do not kick back to that position. Always go up the wings till we get it past our forward flank and then look for our key position of CHF.
5. 1st, 2nd,and maybe a third effort is always required.
6. Back-men must always be on the inside of their opponents pushing them to the boundary.
7. Be desperate, all the time.
8. If you give a handpass to your team-mate you must then bloc shepherd his/opponent.
9. Forwards must be on the inside and in front of their opponent.

10. Small forwards must not compete in the air against your team-mate. Get front and square.

11. Tall forwards must mark the ball or at least bring the ball down to a crumbing small forward.

12. Breathe when kicking for Goal. Take your time and aim to the person behind the goal.

13. Don't be second to the ball, be the first to kick it further up-field to our forwards. Always contest. In Marking (spoil), In kicking ( Smoother).

14. BE DESPERATE ALL THE TIME.

15. Always keep your feet. Don't go to ground unless no other option.

16. Run, Run, Run, Run.

17. If they have the ball, get close to your opponent. If we have it, find space.

1. 18. As our song says NEVER GIVE UP

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Positive thoughts!

If you have a positive attitude and constantly strive to give your best effort, eventually you will overcome your immediate problems and find that you are ready for more greater challenges.

 

Like success, failure is many things to many people. With a Positive Mental Attitude, failure is just a learning experience, a rung on the ladder, and a plateau at which to get your thoughts in order and prepare to try again.
W. Clement Stone 

It takes but one positive thought when given a chance to survive and thrive to overpower an entire army of negative thoughts.
Robert H. Schuller

 

No matter what you're going through, there's a light at the end of the tunnel and it may seem hard to get to it but you can do it and just keep working towards it and you'll find the positive side of things.
Demi Lovato 

Winners make a habit of manufacturing their own positive expectations in advance of the event.
Brian Tracy 

You must not under any pretense allow your mind to dwell on any thought that is not positive, constructive, optimistic, kind.
Emmet Fox

If you are given a chance to be a role model, I think you should always take it because you can influence a person's life in a positive light, and that's what I want to do. That's what it's all about.
Tiger Woods

Don Miranda