Woodville-West Torrens Football Club
| Вудвилль-Вест Торренс | ||
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| Имена | ||
| Полное имя | Woodville-West Torrens Football Club | |
| Прозвище (ы) | Орлы | |
| 2023 сезон | ||
| Ведущий Goalkicker | Коннор Балленден (29) | |
| Лучший и честный | Джеймс Роу | |
| Клубные детали | ||
| Founded | 1991 | |
| Colours | Blue, green and gold | |
| Competition | South Australian National Football League | |
| President | Christine Williams | |
| Coach | Sam Jacobs | |
| Captain(s) | Joseph Sinor | |
| Premierships | 5 (1993, 2006, 2011, 2020, 2021) | |
| Ground(s) | Woodville Oval (capacity: 15,000) | |
| Eastern Parade (capacity: 8,000) | ||
| Uniforms | ||
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| Other information | ||
| Official website | wwtfc | |
Футбольный клуб Woodville-West Torrens -это австралийский футбольный клуб правил , играющий в Национальной футбольной лиге Южной Австралии (SANFL). Клуб был сформирован в 1990 году в результате слияния соседних футбольных клубов Вудвилла и Уэст -Торренса и сыграл свою первую игру в 1991 году. С 1993 года «Орлы» сыграли большую часть своих домашних игр на дому Вудвилля в Овале Вудвилля , ранее использовавшись футболом Парк
История
[ редактировать ]West Torrens соревновался в SANFL с сезона SAFA 1895 года , когда он был первоначально известен как уроженцы порта [ 1 ] (кто носил голубые и золотые) и переименован в West Torrens для сезона SAFA 1897 года , [ 2 ] В то время как Вудвилд вступил в соревнование в сезоне SANFL 1964 года . Тем не менее, третья западная команда пригородов в соревнованиях West Adelaide оказалась слишком много, чтобы справиться с обеими сторонами, борющимися на поле после создания Вудвилля.
Heading into 1964, West Torrens had won four premierships in the previous forty seasons, and were a highly competitive club, regular finalists, and played off in 8 Grand Finals - the last one being the 1953 victory over Port Adelaide.
Woodville did not win a premiership or play in a grand final in their twenty-seven seasons (1964–90), usually being close to or on the bottom of the ladder. West Torrens were also dragged down to this level by the 1970s.
Whispers had grown throughout SA football circles that a merger would save these clubs throughout the 1980s. Public figure and talkshow radio host Robert Colt reported in 1987 that if the merger ended up happening, he would eat his hat. Network Seven also aired a story in late 1989 on local fan Tony 'T-Bone, who had stated that if the merge happened, he would riot and attempt to hold up traffic in Adelaide's CBD.
In 1990, the imminent admission of the Adelaide Crows into the AFL placed both club's futures as separate entities in serious doubt: West Torrens was technically insolvent, with debts of $1.1 million, and while Woodville was financially viable, club officials realised that it would be difficult, if not impossible, for the club to be competitive in the foreseeable future.
It was decided at the end of the season to merge the two sides to form the Woodville-West Torrens Eagles, effectively returning to how things were prior to 1964. The club would play their home games at Woodville's home ground, Woodville Oval, and use the West Torrens Eagle emblem. The new club proved immediately competitive, and won their first premiership in 1993.
In accepting the Thomas Seymour Hill Trophy for the first time for the Eagles, captain Peter Schwarz jubilantly proclaimed:
- "This is a very sweet moment – the end result of two clubs that made a lot of tough decisions three years ago. This is for Woodville and for West Torrens. Now we are one club."
The club colours of blue, gold and green incorporate the club colours of West Torrens (blue and gold) and Woodville (green and gold). The Eagle logo of the West Torrens Football Club was adopted as the official emblem of Woodville West Torrens. It was also agreed that blue would be the primary colour of the merged club.
It took 27 years, but order was finally restored for SANFL clubs in the western suburbs in 1991.
By 2018, the Woodville-West Torrens Football Club officially surpassed Woodville's total existence as it entered its 28th SANFL season, and interestingly, the club's on-field record read very similar to that of West Torrens prior to Woodville entering the competition in 1964.
Woodville-West Torrens entered a team in the SANFL Women's League in 2019 and, as of 2021 SANFL season, are the only club to have never won a wooden spoon
Premierships
[edit]After having merged only 3 years prior, Woodville-West Torrens claimed the Thomas Seymour Hill Trophy, with a convincing 73-point victory over Norwood. It would, however, prove to be the Eagles only premiership success during 1994–2005 in which they lost 5 Grand Finals – 1994 to Port Adelaide and 2000, 2001, 2004 and 2005 all to Central District. After losing yet another Grand Final to their arch-rivals in 2005, the Eagles bounced back and got their first premiership in 13 years, and after 6 attempts, with a thumping 76-point victory over the Bulldogs.
In 2011, the Eagles became the only club since the turn of the century to defeat Central District in two grand finals, with a thrilling 3-point win – 81 to 78 on 9 October 2011. The Eagles went in as the underdogs but coach Michael Godden (in only his second year with the team and in a senior coaching position) believed his Eagles could overcome the Dogs.
Ruckman Craig Parry was named the Jack Oatey Medalist for Best on Ground for 2011.
Godden became the third coach to win a Premiership for Woodville-West Torrens, following Bruce Winter (1993) and Ron Fuller (2006). He became the second to win one at his first attempt (Winter 1993).
The Eagles became the first side to win the Premiership from a Qualifying Final loss since Sturt did so in 1976, and the only club in the competition to have won Premierships in each of the last 3 decades.
In 2015 the Woodville West Torrens Football Club celebrated their 25th season in the SANFL, and dominated the competition in U/18s, Reserves and League, taking out each Minor Premiership (the only club to ever do so) dropping just 4 games across all 3 grades throughout the minor round season. The league team with a 16–2 record from their 18 games.
Each club progressed straight through to their respective Grand Finals, and the Reserves completed a remarkable undefeated season (first team to do so since West Torrens in 1919) to take out their 8th flag. Unfortunately, the League team were dealt with 3 major season-ending injuries in their 2nd semi-final victory, ripping out their engine room including Magarey Medal Runner-up and eventual 2015 Club Champion Angus Rowntree, as well as number 1 ruckman Marc Borholm and former Reserves Magarey Medalist Angus Poole.
It proved too much to cover for the Eagles in the Grand Final, falling short to West Adelaide by 30 points. The U/18s also lost their decider.
It was a bitterly disappointing end for Michael Godden and his men after a near-perfect season, cruelled by injury at the final hurdle.
SANFLW Commences at the Eagles
[edit]In 2018 the Woodville West Torrens Football Club were amongst the last of the SANFL clubs to enter a team in the SANFLW Competition that had been established in 2016 for a 2017 season. The Eagles SANFLW team played its inaugural season in 2019 being coached by Tess Baxter finished with the wooden spoon.
It has been a slow build for the SANFLW at the Eagles as it has struggled to attract players with finishing positions of 2019 - 8th (wooden spoon), 2020 - 7th, 2021 - 8th (wooden spoon), 2022 - 7th & 2023 - 7th.
After three years with Tess Baxter at the helm, a change of Senior Coach saw experienced Narelle Smith come in to the Senior Coach role with momentum starting to build in the womens football space at Oval Avenue.
With the addition of more established pathways to develop and grow zone talent including the drafting of Shineah Goody to PAFC - from local zone York Peninsula it is an ever developing space with Season 2024 looking to be the year the Eagles women's side jump over the consistent finishing spot of 7th.
The Jade Sheedy era and going back-to-back
[edit]Before the start of the 2020 SANFL season, the club hired a new coach: former Sturt premiership player and Magarey Medalist Jade Sheedy. In Sheedy's first year in charge, the club finished minor premiers and advanced to the 2020 SANFL Grand Final where the club overcame North Adelaide by 39 points to win their first premiership in 9 years. This was the first premiership against North Adelaide. West Torrens had previously played North Adelaide in the 1949 SANFL Grand Final.
During the 2021 SANFL season, the Eagles finished 2nd behind minor premiers Glenelg who had lost only one game all season. They defeated Glenelg in the 2021 SANFL Grand Final by a margin of 67 points to claim their 5th premiership and became only the second team all year to defeat Glenelg. In doing so, the club went back-to-back for the first time in their history. Not even West Torrens had managed the feat previously.
West Torrens won 4 Premierships pre-1991, in 1924, 1933, 1945 and 1953.
Player development
[edit]In 2011, a study commissioned by the AFL identified Woodville-West Torrens as the most effective developer of AFL talent in the country.[3] From 1998 to 2010, the Eagles had 19 selected at the AFL Draft.
Notable AFL Listed Players
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Club details
[edit]Club song
[edit]The Woodville-West Torrens Football Club song is called "We're the mighty flying Eagles" and is to the tune of The Battle Hymn of the Republic
(Verse)
We're the mighty Eagles
And we always battle through
The mighty flying Eagles
Wearing Gold and Green and Blue
Sound the Siren, turn us loose
And watch the Feathers fly
And you'll see what we can do
(Chorus)
We're the mighty flying Eagles
We're the mighty flying Eagles
We're the mighty flying Eagles
In Gold and Green and Blue
(Home Run)
In Gold and Green and Blue
SANFL League Coaches
[edit]- 1991–1992 – Neil Balme
- 1993–1997 – Bruce Winter *
- 1998–1999 – Mark Mickan
- 2000 – Paul Hamilton
- 2001–2009 – Ron Fuller *
- 2010-2018 – Michael Godden *
- 2019 Sam Lonergan
- 2020 - 2023 Jade Sheedy *
- 2024 - Sam Jacobs *
italics current coach
* Premiership Coach
SANFLW League Coaches
[edit]- 2019 - 2021 - Tess Baxter
- 2022 - Narelle Smith
italics current coach
* Premiership Coach
SANFL League Captains
[edit]- 1991–1994 – Peter Schwarz *
- 1995–2000 – Andrew Rogers
- 2001–2006 – Gavin Colville
- 2007 – Justin Cicolella *
- 2008–2011 – Mark McKenzie *
- 2012-2014 – Luke Powell
- 2015–2019 - Patrick Giuffreda & Luke Thompson
- 2020 - Luke Thompson *
italics current captain
* Premiership Captain (Justin Cicolella was acting captain for the 2006 Premiership)
SANFLW League Captains
[edit]- 2019 - Adele Gibson / Nicole Farrier
- 2020 - Adele Gibson / Megan Andreson
- 2021 - Anastasia Falkenberg
Current SANFL playing list
[edit]{{Rls |squadname=Woodville West Torrens Football Club |BC1 =Yellow; |FC1 =Green; |BC2 =white; |FC2 =Green; |BC3 =white; |FC3 =Green; |source = |date = 7 May 2017 |templatename=Woodville West Torrens current squad |column1_title=SANFL Senior list |list1a=
- 1 Jesse Lonergan
- 2 Zac Buck
- 3 Jake Comitogianni
- 4 Jake Johansen
- 5 Jared Petrenko
- 6 Luke Thompson
- 7 Nick Hayes
- 8 Tom Gray
- 9 Rhyan Mansell
- 10 Chris Hall
- 11 Jake Weidemann
- 12 Jack Hayes
- 13 Ethan Haylock
- 14 Nick Moore
- 15 Louis Sharrad
- 16 James Rowe
- 17 Jackson Lee
- 18 Luke Beecken
- 19 Liam Buxton
- 20 Jake Westbrook
- 21 Jordan West
- 23 Jordan Foote
- 24 Sam Rowland
- 25 Tom Schmusch
- 26 Mitch Mead
- 27 Pierce Seymour
- 28 Jacob Wehr
- 29 Matthew Goldsworthy
- 30 Zane Williams
- 31 Isacc Brill
- 32 Ryan Bruce
- 33 Damien Hill
- 34 Lachlan Jones
- 35 Joseph Sinor
- 36 Harrison Morgan
- 37 Kai Pudney
- 38 Will McPherson
- 39 Jack Firns
- 40 Tristian Carcuro
- 41 Sam Michael
- 42 Rory Lehmann
- 43 Connor McLeod
- 44 Jake von Bertouch
- 45 Patrick Giuffreda
- 46 Aron Asfaha
- 47 Ben Jungfer
- 48 Lachlan Hoile
- 49 Ryan Langcake
- 50 Shaun McNeilly
- 51 Lachlan McNeil
- 52 Angus Poole
- 53 Luke Barnett
- 54 Deakan Jackson
- 55 Jarrad Redden
- 56 Dale Pearce
- 57 Jamie Coff
- 58 Rupert Peake
|coach= Sam Jacobs
- Assistant (Mids) = Matthew Knight (Knightmare)
- Assistant (Deft) = Michael Mccarthy
- Assistant (Fwds) = Jason Mitiga
Current SANFLW playing list
[edit]- 1 Poppy Waterford
- 2 Popi Gikas
- 3 Bianca Portaro
- 4 Mikayla Cavallaro
- 5 Chantelle Mitchell
- 6 Erini Gikas
- 7 Grace Martin
- 8 Ananstasia Falkenberg
- 9 Hannah Scholar
- 10 Audrey Holt
- 11 Madison Turner
- 12 Amie Blanden
- 13 Brianna Walling
- 14 Tayla Coles
- 15 Lucy Moore
- 16 Rose Clancy-Dillon
- 17 Skye Nagel
- 18 Klaudia O'Neill
- 19 Christina Luezzi
- 20 Cher Waters
- 21 Astrid Gooley
- 22 Imogen Trengove
- 23 McKenzie Dowrick
- 24 Sophie Zuill
- 25 Nikita McRostie
- 26 Leah Cutting
- 27 Renee Forth
- 28 Olivia Evans
- 29 Abbie Butler
- 30 Marlie Fiegert
- 31 Maddison McLeod
- 32 Rosette Zerella
- 33 Brooklyn Kraft
- 34 Shineah Goody
- 35 Jasmine Elsworthy
- 36 Jessie Sandford
- 37 Isabelle Benedictson
- 38 Zahlia Niemann
- 39 Georgie Blades
- 40 Ashleigh Forbes
- 41 Zoe McGill-Rankin
- 42 Sophie Whitwell
- 43 Kelsey Chadwick
- 44 Ashley Baker
- 45 Chanel Rugari
- 46 Sinead Saunders
- 48 Mikaya Bryant
- 49 Lily Tarlinton
- 50 Macy Young
- 52 Nicolette Dunn
- 54 Zara Kemp
- 57 Madison Paech
- 58 Brittany Higgins
- 60 Taylah Levy
SANFLW League Senior Coach= Narelle Smith
- Assistant (Mids) = Darren Sziller
- Assistant (Deft) = Cassandra Hartley
- Assistant (Fwds) = Paul Uncle
SANFLW Development League Senior Coach= Claire Christie
- Game Day Coach= Talia Radan
- Development Coach= Caitlyn Swanson
Honours
[edit]Club achievements
[edit]| Premierships | |||
| Competition | Level | Wins | Years Won |
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| SANFL | Seniors | 5 | 1993, 2006, 2011, 2020, 2021 |
| Reserves | 9 | 1992, 1993, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2020 | |
| Under 19s (1937–2008) | 3 | 1996, 1998, 2000 | |
| Under 17s (1939–2008) | 4 | 1993, 1998, 1999, 2000 | |
| Under 18s (2009–present) | 6 | 2012, 2013, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2024 | |
| Under 16s (2010–present) | 1 | 2022 | |
| Other titles and honours | |||
| Stanley H Lewis Trophy | Multiple | 7 | 1993, 2000, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2020 |
| SANFL Night Series | Senior | 2 | 1993, 1994 |
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| SANFL | Minor premiership | 8 | 1993, 1994, 2000, 2006, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2020 |
| Grand Finalists | 12 | 1993, 1994, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2011, 2015, 2016, 2020, 2021 | |
| Wooden spoons | 0 | Nil | |
| SANFL Women's League | Minor premiership | 0 | Nil |
| Grand Finalists | 0 | Nil | |
| Wooden spoons | 1 | 2021 | |
SANFL League placings
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SANFLW League placings
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Fos Williams medallists
[edit]Presented to best on ground for South Australia in a State match
- 2012 – Adam Grocke (representing South Australia vs Western Australia)
- 2023 – James Rowe (representing South Australia vs Western Australia)
Jack Oatey medallists
[edit]Presented to best on ground in an SANFL Grand Final
- 1993 – Steven Sziller
- 2006 – Hayden Skipworth
- 2011 – Craig Parry
- 2020 – Jordan Foote
- 2021 - Jack Hayes
Reserves Magarey medallists
[edit]- 1992 – Jason Sziller
- 1996 – Jason King
- 2003 – David Newett
- 2012 – Angus Poole
- 2015 – Matthew Appleton
- 2016 - Jake Comitogianni
Tomkins medallists (U/19s)
[edit]- 1997 – Adam O'Hara
- 1999 – Greg Chapman
- 2008 – Shane Harris
McCallum-Tomkins medallists (U/18s)
[edit]- 2013 – Paul Ventura
- 2018 - Kai Pudney
Bob Lee medallists
[edit]Presented to best on ground in an SANFL Reserves Grand Final
- 2001 – Brett O'Hara
- 2004 – Luke Spehr
- 2013 – Byron Sumner
- 2014 – Sam Martyn
- 2015 – Ethan Haylock
- 2020 – Mitch Mead
Alan Stewart medallists
[edit]Presented to best on ground in an SANFL U/18's Grand Final
- 2012 – Matthew Appelton
- 2013 – Malcolm Karpany
- 2018 - Jackson Mead
- 2019 - Michael Frederick
- 2021 - Adam D’Aloia
- 2024 - Jett Hasting
U16s Grand Final medal
[edit]Presented to best on ground in an SANFL U/16's Grand Final
- 2022 - Tom Luck
Ken Farmer medallists (SANFL Leading Goalkickers)
[edit]- Scott Morphett: 99 goals (1991)
- Mark Passador: 74 goals (2006)
- Michael Wundke: 63 goals (2014)
- James Rowe: 47 goals (2020)
- Daniel Menzel: 51 goals (2022)
Bob Quinn medalists
[edit]Presented to best on ground in an ANZAC Day match (Grand Final replay)
- 2005 – Luke Powell
- 2006 – Mark Passador
- 2016 – Jared Petrenko
- 2017 – Angus Poole
- 2021 – Sam Rowland
R.O. Shearman medalists
[edit]Presented to best SANFL player as voted by League coaches
- 2000 – Gavin Colville
- 2006 – Justin Cicolella
- 2016 – Jared Petrenko
- 2022 – Riley Knight
SANFL League Best and fairest
[edit]- 1991 – Scott Morphett
- 1992 – Robert Pyman
- 1993 – Andrew Rogers
- 1994 – Jason Sziller
- 1995 – Andrew Rogers
- 1996 – Andrew Rogers
- 1997 – Steven Hall
- 1998 – Nick Pesch
- 1999 – Gavin Colville & Adam Pearce
- 2000 – Gavin Colville
- 2001 – Gavin Colville
- 2002 – Justin Cicolella
- 2003 – Justin Cicolella
- 2004 – Gavin Colville
- 2005 – Mark McKenzie
- 2006 – Mark McKenzie
- 2007 – Leigh Treeby
- 2008 – Mark McKenzie & Luke Powell
- 2009 – Mark McKenzie
- 2010 – Justin Cicolella
- 2011 – Mark McKenzie
- 2012 – Angus Rowntree
- 2013 – Phil Raymond
- 2014 – Scott Lewis
- 2015 - Angus Rowntree
- 2016 – Jared Petrenko
- 2017 - Joseph Sinor
- 2018 - James Boyd
- 2019 - Jordan Foote
- 2020 - Joseph Sinor
- 2021 - James Tsitas
- 2022 - Riley Knight
- 2023 - James Rowe
SANFLW League Best and fairest
[edit]- 2019 - Jaime Tabb
- 2020 - Jovanka Zecevic
- 2021 - Anastasia Falkenberg
- 2022 - Sophie Zuill
- 2023 - Shineah Goody
- 2024 - Poppy Waterford
Life Governors
[edit]The highest individual honour that is bestowed by the club
- Bob Hank
- Lindsay Head
- Fred Bills
- Malcolm Blight
- Andrew Payze
- Andrew Rogers
- Bob Simunsen
- Ron Fuller
- Justin Cicolella
- Luke Powell
Club records
[edit]- South Australian Premiers: 9 – 1924, 1933, 1945, 1953, 1993, 2006, 2011, 2020, 2021
- South Australian Night Series Winners: 4 – 1983, 1988, 1993, 1994
- Home Ground(s): Woodville Oval (Maughan Thiem Kia Oval) (1992–present)
- Former Home Ground(s): Football Park (AAMI Stadium) (1991), Thebarton Oval (Adelaide Airport Stadium) (2012– 2014)
- Посещаемость рекордов: 42 719 против Норвуда в футбольном парке , 1993 Sanfl Grand Final
- Меньший раунд посещаемости рекордов: 15 126 против Порт -Аделаида в футбольном парке , 1994 г. День Sanfl Anzac
- Рекордная ночная посещаемость в Thebarton Oval: 4566 против Port Adelaide , раунд 1, 2012
- Большинство игр: 266 Джастина Циколелла (1998–2012)
- Большинство голов в сезоне: 99 Скотта Морфетта в 1991 году
- Большинство целей для клуба: 312 от Марка Пассадора (2003–10)
- Большинство целей в игре: 12 от Эндрю Тейлора против Северной Аделаиды в 1994 году [ 4 ]
- Большинство лет в качестве тренера: 9 Майкл Годден (2010–18)
- Большинство премьер -листов в роли тренера: 2 от Джейд Шиди (2020, 2021)
- Большинство лет в качестве капитана: 8 от Люка Томпсона (2015–22)
- Большинство премьеры в качестве капитана: 2 от Люка Томпсона (2020, 2021)
- Самые лучшие и самые справедливые награды: 5 от Марка Маккензи (2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2011)
- Sanfl Медалисты Magarey : Джеймс Цитас (2021)
- Медалисты Sanfl Ken Farmer : Скотт Морфетт (1991), Марк Пассадор (2006), Майкл Вундке (2014), Джеймс Роу (2020), Даниэль Мензел (2022)
- Самый высокий балл: 30,14 (194) V North Adelaide в 1994 году
- Самый длинный победный запуск: 14 (1993–94 - последние 7 игр в 1993 году, первые 7 игр в 1994 году)
- Самый длинный забег в сезоне: 12 (2004)
- Самый длинный проигрыш: 8 (1997)
Домашняя территория
[ редактировать ]Первым домашним землей Вудвилла-Вест Торренс-Иглз был штаб-квартиры SANFL League футбольный парк в их первом сезоне 1991 года. В 1992 году новый клуб постоянно переехал в Овал Вудвилля (бывший дом воинов Вудвилля). Из-за того, что Вудвилль Овал также был домом Вудвилльского крикетного клуба , который играет в южно-австралийской лиге крикета , «Орлы» используют бывшую домашнюю землю Вест Торренс Торренс Тайбартон Овал в качестве своей предсезонной тренировочной базы. TheBarton, в котором были установлены огни для ночных игр с 1950 -х годов (свет был обновлен в 2011–12), иногда используется в качестве альтернативного игрового места для клуба, а команда играла несколько игр на этом месте с 2006 года.
- Футбольный парк ( Стадион AAMI ) (1991)
- Tusmore Park ( Vaselo Colosseum ) (1992)
- Вудвилль Овал ( Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval ) (1993 - Present)
- Thebarton Oval ( стадион аэропорта Аделаиды ) (2006 - Present)
Ссылки
[ редактировать ]- ^ «27 октября 1896 г. - футбол. - Троув» . Рекламодатель . 27 октября 1896 года.
- ^ «20 марта 1897 года - футбол. - Троув» . Рекламодатель . 20 марта 1897 года.
- ^ afl.com.au
- ^ Sanfl-История футбольного клуба Вудвилла-Вест Торренс
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