FD02e Year Book 2002-REV - Fremantle Football Club

farewellsPLAYERSLeigh BrownTaken at selection 5 in the 1999 NationalDraft, Leigh debuted in Round 1 2000 andplayed 63 of a possible 66 games forFremantle. A loyal and well respectedplayer and person, Leigh was traded to theKangaroos for selection 13 at the 2002National Draft which was utilised to selectByron Schammer.Adam McPheeAdam was selected by Fremantle in the2000 National Draft from the DandenongU18s and debuted in 2001 playing 25games for Fremantle over 2001/2002.Adam was traded to Essendon as part ofthe arrangement which resulted in DesHeadland becoming a Fremantle player.Brad BootsmaAFL debut 2000, 42 AFL gamesBrad DoddAFL debut 1998, 50 AFL gamesSimon EastaughAFL Debut 1998, 29 AFL games(17 Essendon 1998/1999)Brendon FewsterAFL debut 1996, 63 AFL games(33 West Coast 1996/1999)Dale KickettAFL debut 1990, 177 AFL games(15 Fitzroy 1990, 2 West Coast 1991,21 St Kilda 1992, 8 Essendon 1994)see tribute page 16Daniel MetropolisAFL debut 1992, 114 AFL games(108 West Coast 1992/2000)Clem MichaelAFL debut 1998, 43 AFL gamesJason NorrishAFL Debut 1993, 128 AFL games (20Melbourne 1993/1994) see tribute page 17Andrew ShippAFL Debut 1999, 35 AFL gamesBOARD OF MANAGEMENTPeter Phillips (2001)Ron Alexander (2001)John Inverarity (2001)John Fiocco (2001)Jock Clough (2001)Bob Maumill (2002)Frank Cooper (2002)STAFFEmma Blain –Football Department CoordinatorAdam Beard – Assistant Weights CoachMichel Cameron –Events and Promotions ManagerRic Charlesworth – High Performance CoachJohn Cumming – Business ManagerKaren Dawson – Football AdministratorGemma Gardiner – Membership OfficerLisa Gindein – Assistant AccountantRoss Glendinning – Chairman of SelectorsNatalie Hancock – ReceptionistPaul Harding – Ruck CoachChristi Martin – Corporate Sales ExecutiveCindy McIntyre – Functions CoordinatorMelissa Miller – Accounts OfficerMick Moylan – Player Contracts ManagerVern Reid – Marketing ManagerSharon Rowley – Corporate Sales ExecutiveDebbie Stirrup – ReceptionistDavid Tasker – Communications ManagerIN MEMORIAMThe club lost one of the membersof its Fremantle Hall of Legends,East Fremantle’s great full-forwardGeorge Prince, during the year.George made his debut with Old Easts in1939 and was a key figure in their postwarpremiership side of 1945-6. Before heretired in 1952 after 231 games, Georgewon the Lynn Medal for East’s fairest andbest in 1947 and, late in his career, wasthe WAFL’s leading goal scorer in 1949.Our sympathy goes to George’s family andthe East Fremantle Football Club who, in asad year for the Sharks, also lost clublegend Norm Rogers. Norm assisted theFremantle Football Club recruitingdepartment through its formative years.The club also acknowledges the superbcareer of Hall of Legends member JohnTodd, who retired this year after coachingover 700 WAFL and AFL games.38 Fremantle Football Club 2002 Year Book