Round 5 - PNU - Pembroke Kings

Welcome to the Pembroke Old Scholars Football Club weekly newsletter. Inside thisedition you will find updates on happenings at the greenest club in town!Round 5 saw the Reserves and C-Grade continue their winning ways and move to awin-loss record of 4-1 respectively with hard fought matches against a quality opponentin Payneham Norwood Union. Both sides are now firmly cemented amongst the leagueleaders on the ladder and are looking forward to their Round 6 match-up with the Tigers.A depleted Senior side found the going tough against the undefeated Falcons, whose structured play allowed themto penetrate the defense to set up straight kicking close to goals. Not being intimidated by their larger and more experiencedopponents, many junior players displayed indomitable strength of character in competing against someof the best in the league. On the day, sporadic bursts of gallant play were not enough to overcome the mountingdeficit, with the difference being 77 points at the final siren.This weekend’s match-up against the Broadview Tigers is proudly sponsored by Intec Group out at BroadviewOval (Poltawa Terrace), with the C-Grade running out at home. The away games have had great turnouts so farthis season and, even though there is a forecasted chance of rain, we again encourage all of our loyal fans andsupporters to grab their jackets and umbrellas and hit the road to cheer on the men in green!Prez précisA very big thank you to our wonderful supporter base who came out to cheer on our boys in the comfortable confinesof Haslam Oval. Our under-manned Senior side fought valiantly for all four quarters against a very competitivePNU outfit. However, despite some gutsy football from the team’s junior players (who defiantly showed they werenot intimidated in the least by the Falcon’s enforcers), Payneham proved they were the better side in this instance,running away as clear winners by game’s end.Further congratulations to both the Reserves and the C-Grade for their respective wins last week. Both teams areforming reputations within the league as the teams to beat this season, a badge they wear proudly as they gear upfor their fight against Broadview.This weekend delivers us the Intec Round 6 clash against the Tigers of Broadview. This is the first time since 1978that Broadview has not fielded a Division 1 side, so to say there isn’t a recent history between these two clubs is anunderstatement. However, we do know that they are a strong district team who share our values of club pride andsuccess. With both organisations focused squarely on one outcome - a big win - Saturday’s clash should providefor some exciting football action.Round 6 is sponsored by Intec Group who offer a wide range of IT consulting and strategy services. Intec assistsits customers by providing the best advice possible in regards to delivering enhanced business services throughthe effective utilisation of computer systems and technology. For more information, please visit http://www.intecgroup.com.au or call 8359 2332.The Pembroke OSFC would like to thank Phil Ingerson, company director of Intec, for his generous financial contributionsas well as his participation on the committee and as coach of the Reserves. Being a former President,Phil’s support and mentorship has been a great help to me this year and I sincerely thank him for his assistance,advice and efforts.

My personal thanks to David Dall who kindly volunteered to umpire the C-Grade gameagainst PNU last week. It was a selfless gesture by the former President to donate histime to the club to perform a very difficult and thankless task and we appreciate his timeand energy.Advance notice – Sponsors Day! The upcoming game against PHOS Camden on the 8 th ofAugust is Sponsors Day, where all financial sponsors will be treated to a catered cocktail lunchand premium wines at the War Memorial Pavilion while enjoying the day’s games from a specially designated area inthe grandstand.I would like to take this last opportunity to remind our readership that the Kings Business Lunch is on today at the KensingtonHotel. It’s not too late to jump out of the office and come along.I wish all of our teams the very best of luck on Saturday and I look forward to seeing you out at Broadview for what isshaping up to be an excellent weekend of football.Business LunchToday will be the first Kings Business Lunch of 2009 and will be hosted at the Kensington Hotel. I am pleased to announcethat over 70 guests have confirmed their attendance.Ex-Sturt, Port Adelaide and Carlton ruckman Barnaby French will be the guest speaker at what promises to be a greatday of networking and socialising.There are some seats still available so please make your way to the Kensington Hotel at lunchtime today if you arefree.I look forward to seeing you there!Club & SponsorshipI wish to take this opportunity to thank our sponsors for their unwavering support of the Pembroke Old Scholars FootballClub. With the prevailing economic uncertainty, we sincerely appreciate the sacrifices and commitment of thesponsors and patrons who donate their time, energy and money to our club.Without some of the luxuries afforded to other clubs in our division, our success as an organisation depends greatly onthe continued involvement of individual and corporate sponsors. Such generous contributions not only help field ourteams, they help support the operational costs associated with running the football club.You may have recently received a letter in the mail which details how you or your business can sponsor our storiedorganisation. I would like to personally invite you to consider becoming involved so we can remain competitive on thefield and share in the future success of our club together.If you require further information, or wish to discuss sponsorship opportunities, please contact Phil Ingerson viaPhil.Ingerson@intecgroup.com.au or myself.I would like to thank the following supporters that have become financial sponsors this week:Scott Gurner (Player Sponsorship)I would like to extend my thanks to Scott Gurner who has generously agreed to renew his player sponsorship of SamFranklin in 2009. I had the pleasure of meeting Scott and his son at last weeks game at Haslam Oval and I am verythankful that he has offered to once again support the Kings in 09.

Barry and Jane Fritsch St Morris Upholstery (Player Sponsorship)I would like to thank Jane and Barry Fritsch and the Fritsch family for their continuedsupport of old scholars sport and in particular the old scholars football club. Theirgenerous and continued financial support of the club plays a vital part in the club reachingIts financial revenues. I encourage all Kings supporters to support St Morris Upholsterywhich is located on 340 Magill Rd in Kensington Park.Richard Wark and Alex Proud (Player sponsorship)My sincere thanks to Dr Richard Wark and Alex Proud for their player sponsorship of Jack Booth. I was thrilled tohere from Richard during the week who has relocated to Canberra for employment reasons this year and is playingfootball for Ainslie. We miss both of their personalities around the club and certainly their football ability, however Iam delighted that they are willing to give back to the club in this way. Thanks guys.Constellation Wines Australia / Charlie Seppelt (Wine Sponsor)Thank you to Charlie Seppelt and Constellation Wines Australia for their kind donation of some sensational wine.Constellation Wine Australia sells premium brands such as Tintara, Leasingham, Hardys and Redman. Charlie hasbeen kind enough to donate some prize winning Hardys Oomoo white and Starvedog Lane Red.I was lucky enough to sample some of the yet to be released Tintara Reserve. Make sure you grab a bottle whenits released in October.Subscription FeesI would like to make all players aware that subscription fees are now overdue. Payments can be directly transferredinto the club’s bank account, details of which can be found below (please remember to put your name andsubs under the “Enter description for your transfer” field):Pembroke Old Scholars Football ClubBSB: 105-033A/C: 153 790 240Player SponsorshipAn alternative for players to paying subscription fees is for you to secure a Player Sponsor during the year. By securinga Player Sponsor, your fees will be covered for the duration of the football season.There are a number of benefits for the individual or organisation who chooses to become aPembroke OSFC Player Sponsor:-• Company/Person’s name and/or logo printed in the weekly newsletter (distribution of ~500)• Framed photo of player for display at Company/Person’s premises• Framed photo of player with sponsor’s details displayed at the Kensington Hotel• Weekly sponsors newsletter• Free food and drinks at Pembroke OSFC Sponsors Day• First drink free at Haslam Oval trailer bar on home match days• Kings sticker and stubby holderThe cost of the Player Sponsorship is $350.00. I strongly urge all players to consider securing sponsorship duringthe year.

Position VacantI would like to announce that C-Grade currently has an opening for a Sports Trainer forSaturday afternoon games. The position involves taping/strapping and providing medicalassistance before, during and after games.Professional training will be provided to the successful applicant, so please contact SoniaPhilips via sonyaphillips@hotmail.com or on 0414 315 330 to discussKind RegardsAdam AberlePresident POSFCEmail adam.aberle@minda.asn.auPhone 0402 252 280Highlights from the weekends action (photos courtesy of Mark Wightman)

Round 4PEMBROKE 3.3 7.4 8.7 8.9.57PAYNEHAM 6.2 12.3 16.4 21.8.134Best PlayersWill Paley, Sam Fritsch, Alexander Dean, Fletcher DohertyGoal KickersWill Paley 7; Darren Brackenridge 1The Mehaffey ReportUnbeaten and top of the ladder side Payneham who have recruited very well in the off season visited us at home inthe clash of the local rivals. Due to injury and form we made six changes to last week’s side and welcomed EdJohnston-Cielens, Brad Ingerson and Nick McCann for their first games for the year. Unfortunately Payneham’sstronger bodies coupled with their disciplined and well structured game plan proved far too much for us over theday.We were completely dominated by them in the air. Our lack of dominant big men resulted in seeing them set upmany opportunities for their smaller men who were too good for our on-ball brigade. To our lads credit they continuedto battle well all day.The 1st quarter saw us start solidly but Payneham were able to pull away on the scoreboard after 15 minutes withsome strong forward marking setting up goals. Their crumbers were always working hard to get to the feet of theirbig men whilst ours were left wanting somewhat. With Will Paley dominant up forward we were able to keep withinstriking distance at quarter time.Payneham jumped out of the blocks early in the 2nd quarter to race away to a seven goal lead but some terrifictackling pressure witnessed us again fight back to be five goals down at half time and in with a chance. This wasour best period of the game. The major problem was that we were winning our fair share of the ruck duels but wereonce again being beaten at clearances. This is one aspect of the game we need to continue to work on.Unfortunately we started to tire in the second half and the difference in strength, physicality and experience sawPayneham race away to a very easy win. The statistics of the game showed their dominance:Clearances 15 - 29 (we only count “clear” clearances) Inside 35’s 27 – 49Tackles 35—disappointingly 14 players accumulated 9 between them whilst the other 7 players had 24 between them—an unbalanced statistic that we need to address.Special mentions in the statistics area to Charles Canny who lead the way with 6 tackles and Nick McCann in hisfirst game for the year who had 4 tackles, 2 clearances and 5 contested possessions

Will Paley must get huge credit for his effort up forward kicking 7 of our 8 goals in anoutstanding effort. He has grown into the dual vice-captaincy role extremely well. SamFritsch again lead from the front and was always in and under trying to win the football,Alexander Dean who gave us some good rebound from half back and Fletcher Dohertywho in only his 2 nd game out of school went in hard at the ball and showed he will be aquality player in the future.It was difficult to find outstanding players after that Angus Berry started to get back to some confidence and form,Shane Bracegirdle fought hard and Darren Brackenridge started to show just a small portion of what he is capableof. Battling against huge odds Edward Johnston-Cielens and Will Madsen did their best all day in ruck.I do not like making excuses for injuries, it gives opportunities for younger players to learn against bigger andstronger opposition which will hold the club in good stead in the future. Our reserves and C grade sides are goingalong beautifully which is already showing our recruiting efforts have paid dividends and we must continue to workon this area. It is however difficult for us to get elite players to the Club as we do not pay players which means wehave to work a bit harder and teach our young group to work together for each other and get the best out of themselves.This takes time so stick with us as I assure you this group will prosper in the future. Already we have seen34 players play in the seniors this year and that has got to be a long term positive for us.Chris MehaffeySeniors Coach

Reserves ResultsRound 3Pembroke Kings 12-05-77 def Payneham Norwood Union 9-7-61Best PlayersSam Franklin, Alexander Catford, Luke Madsen, Scott Fischer, Tom EvansGoal KickersBlake Sanders, Matthew Willis 3; Jake Rollins 2; Scott Fischer, Jake Lowe, Luke Madsen, Michael Walsh 1The Ingerson ReportThe reserves were prepared for a tough game last week against Payneham and that is what we encountered. Wewere third and Payneham forth on the ladder going into the game, so we were expecting a challenging match toget the points.The game started at a hectic pace. I think it was possibly the best first quarter of a reserves game I have seen withthe ball racing up and down the ground and with both sides playing very skilful football. It was even at quarter timeand Payneham got a bit of an edge during the second quarter, leading by one goal at the main break. All of theguys knew we would have to keep at it and I re-iterated at half time that we needed to play four quarters of qualityand intense pressured football to win the game. The third quarter was again tight but I sensed we were getting ontop. At three quarter time I said to the guys that if they kept the pressure on and remained hard at the footy, wewould come out on top. That is exactly what happened and we were able to kick 3 quick goals to create a four goalmargin that broke the spirit of the opposition.Sam Franklin returned from injury and was sensational all day. His attack on the footy and hard ball gets led theway for us and his possessions around the packs put us in the prime position most of the time. Alex Catford playedin the centre all day and also showed his class, giving us plenty of drive. Luke Madsen played his best game of theyear in ruck, taking some good marks around the ground and Scott Fisher continued his improved form as an onballergiving good drive around the packs. Matt Willis and Blake Sanders kicked 3 goals each and deserve a specialmention.The next 4 weeks are going to be a good challenge for the reserves and will give us a good indication of what wemight be able to achieve this year. We play the 2 bottom sides (Broadview and Kilburn) and the 2 top sides(Adelaide Uni and PHOS Camden). Our goal is to win at least 3 of those which would set us up at the turn of theseason. But lets focus on one week at a time and lets turn our attention to performing strongly against Broadviewthis week.Phil IngersonReserves Coach

C Grade ResultsRound 3Pembroke Kings 13-6-84 def Payneham Norwood Union 9-5-53Best PlayersCharles Bryce, Ned Harmer, Jack Berry, Greg Furness, Gavin Jones, Leigh McInerney,Sam Worrall-ThompsonGoal KickersJames Hall, Greg Furness 3; Tom Brown, Sam Worrall-Thompson 2; Luke Madsen, Henry Kurtze, Luke Evans 1The Crowhust ReportThe mighty C-Kings traveled a solid 2.3km on the “Crodeo” Odometer to Payneham on the weekend. It was evidentthat, unlike past weeks, our opposition were there to play football and wanted to win.They had done their R&D and spent hours perusing the Internet over Windows ‘95. They planned to tag they Kirkwood,Page, Worrall-Thompson and Hall. Unfortunately they were smacked in the face when to their surprise theprior two were not playing, the latter two had changed numbers from last week, and no one on the Pembroke teamcould remember who they were and so couldn’t tell the opposition their numbers.They were also shocked when they asked me how we beat Eastern Park by so much and I replied: “Yeah mate,they only had 15 players. Otherwise it would have been a close one I think”. Their coach returned to the roomsready to give us a pouncing, but we came out of the firing block with a few secret weapons.Neddy Harmer (recently a father, congratulations Neddy), Jack Berry (saves lives instead of playing reserves) andBrycey (newly proclaimed C-Grade legend) dominated all over the ground right from the first bounce. Harmer wastagged very quickly but some master-craft coaching maneuvers meant that Neddy was still able dominate in themiddle whilst forcing Payneham’s best player to stick solidly in his shadow.With Smerdon being recruited to the reserves, the leadership reins were handed over to Sam Worrall-Thompsonwho showed his pure class, while leading the boys on the field. He helped out with some of the coaching maneuversaround the ground and was influential, as always.The Mighty C-Kings, amid all of the new recruits, were down at the two earlier breaks. Payneham has older playerswho had all ‘been around the block’ (and lost their hair while doing it) and their nerve and knowledge of the gameseemed to be keeping them in the game. Fortunately, the C-Grade fitness freaks in residence really came throughwith the goods in the third term. Payneham held their two goal lead briefly in the third before the fresh legs from theKings pranced around the ground and dominated all over the ground. Leigh McInerney was a dead-set god senddown in full back, saving countless goal attempts and making spoil after spoil. His nerve under pressure meant thathe was able to run the ball out of the backlines and set up a few of our goals too.At the third break the King-Men were two men down due to an uncanny incident where magically there werethree players lying motionless on the ground. Condolences to Andy Sellars, who was swiftly taken to SportsMedand has suffered some hairline fractures in his leg. He will be sorely missed from the team, but we are told he willbe returning in 4 weeks.

Although we were two men down at this break, we were one goal up. The King’s fitnessreally started to shine through late in this quarter and during the last quarter. We justhad more run in our legs as we kept being first to each contest around the ground.The King men onslaught in the last quarter found us 4 goal victors over the Falcons. It wasan awesome game of football to be involved in, probably helped by us winning. We know webeat them because we played 4 quarters of solid, hard, intelligent and talented football.It’s hard to choose best players when you win by 4 goals in a crucial match against your rivals who are (were) atthe same position as you on the ladder. Every player did his part and helped the C-Kings to securing their best winfor the season.Next week we play Broadview – and it is a massive match, especially for the C-Grade since our Team Managerand Goal Umpire (The lovely Maxine & Terry Harding) are life members at Broadview and have instructed us thatwe MUST win. Broadview have only lost to PHOS and Flinders Park (the two teams ranked above us on the ladder)and so they will be a very competitive team who we will have to be in fine form to conquer.I look forward to another enjoyable victory next week.Mark CrowhurstC Grade Coach

Kings ConfidentialThe OracleGood to be back Kings. Yours truly has been on the sidelines and missing from thispublication for a couple of weeks as a result of an unfortunate incident down at FlindersPark but I am now fighting fit and the paper bag has been well and truly been put back on.Whilst the Seniors are fighting hard they aren't getting over the line at the moment but I am surethat this will all change for the balance of the season. However, it is pleasingto see Phil " Malthouse" Ingerson leading his troops in the Reservesjust like his look-a-like (don't you reckon?) to consecutive victories in recentweeks. I look forward to some Confucius like words of wisdom fromPhil Malthouse in the coming weeks at the Kensi and hope that his reignin the Reserves is akin to the Malthouse years at West Coast rather thanthe Colly-wobbles. Although I love the parallel between Ingerson andMalthouse, I must confess that I did not immediately make the connectionbetween the two super coaches. Long time supporter of the Kings andsometime supporter of Phil Ingerson, Simon Berry was muttering somethingabout the Malthouse likeness at a home game a couple of weeksago so credit where credit is due. Ingo, you are an inspiration.Well done to Mr Versatile, former President and premiership captainDavid Charles Dall on his debut as the C grade umpire against the friendlyfellows from Payneham. According to David, "it was a pretty easy job as Iam supremely fit at the moment". He was also seen to be dishing outsledges to all and sundry who dared to defy his judicious decision making.Evidence of said sledges can be seen in the attached photograph takenby his biggest fan (who shall remained unnamed but let's call him "CrazyEyes"). Seriously though, well done to Dally for putting his hand up to do athankless task. I encourage all players and spectators who get a little hotunder the collar with umpiring decisions to have a go. You will find outhow hard it really is.Ok fans, I have had a few nibbles on my Facebook site - please becomemy friend - Pem Broke is the name or if you want to provide anonymousgossip to me, send your contributions to oraclekings@gmail.comSee you at Haslam where it never rains, but man, it pours goals.Who is the Oracle?Look-a-likesRight: Michael MatlhouseAnd our own Phil Ingerson

Spending 60 seconds with ……..Full nameWilliam Charles MadsenNickname and why?Dogga, past down from my brothers, it started as‘Mad Dog’ from a primary school PE teacher whothought we were all ‘nutters’ when it came to sport.DOB June the 1st 1990OccupationFull time bumMarital StatusSingleDescribe yourself in 5 words Big guy with s&*t backDog you have played a handful of games with the kings now and taken up thechallenge of being of the key big man and ruckmen at the club with so manyinjuries to our big men stocks. A tough ask for any school leaver to achieve -how do you think you have slotted into the team - and how have you rated yourperformances to date? I think I have slotted in pretty well, the guys are helpful andhave been given a lot of advice. Not too bad, struggled in some game against biggeropponents.Is the ruck where you have played most of your school footy? Where do youlike to play given the option? Yeah was always in the ruck and then resting up forward.I like playing in the ruck so would probably stay there.How are you finding the difference in football standards / level between firstXVIII and amateur league? Its definitely a lot faster and a lot bigger bodies.Where is Bruce and his camera?Some of his fingers got cut off 2 weeks in the boat winch, so he has been recoveringfrom that.Do you do much talking to your opponent on the ground / do they talk much to you? Na not muchFavourite quote / saying ? I feel the need, the need for speed! Ahahhh! Top GunBest piece of advice your mother gave you ? Keep your head down.Best thing about playing footy with the Kings ? Playing with my matesIf you had 1 superpower what would it be? FlyMost embarrassing moment?Coming home one night very drunk and singing and doing actions to You’ve lost that lovin feelin and making a foolout of myself in front of my family and a few mates.Biggest / best thing you have ever won? Best and fairest for 1st XV Rugby last year.

Favorite game to play as a kid?Basketball and T-ballWhat’ one part of your game you would like to improve?KickingBest football moment to date?Last years intercol match against Westminster and which we won by 5 pointsIf I gave you a ticket to anywhere in the world right now where would you go?CaribbeanIf you could be reborn as any animal what would it be and why?A dog, because they sleep all day.What happens when you die?Go to heaven I hope.Last concert you went to?Haven’t been to oneYour hero growing up as a kid?Andrew McleodYour most prized possession in your bedroom?Photo of winning the rugby grand final last yearWhich is better?- Steak or chicken Steak- Ollie Winter or Hugh Winter Hugh- Port Elliott or Port Pirie Port Elliott- Cornflakes or Weetbix Weetbix

2009 FixturesSeniors (2:15pm start time) and Reserve (12:15pm start time) FixtureDate Opponent LocationRd 1 – Sat 4 April Athelstone Haslam OvalRd 2 – Sat 18 April Flinders Park Flinders Park Oval – Hartley Road, Flinders ParkRd 3 – Sat 25 April Seaton Haslam OvalRd 4 – Sat 2 May Eastern Park Dwight Reserve – Yorketown Rd, Elizabeth ParkRd 5 – Sat 9 May Payneham NU Haslam OvalRd 6 – Sat 16 May Broadview Broadview Oval – Poltawa Tce, BroadviewRd 7 – Sat 23 May Adelaide Uni Haslam OvalRd 8 – Sat 30 May PHOS Camden Camden Oval - Anzac Highway Nova GardensRd 9 – Sat 13 June Kilburn Haslam OvalRd 10 – Sat 20 June Athelstone Torrens Valley Oval - Cnr George & Schulz RdRd 11 – Sat 27 June Flinders Park Haslam OvalRd 12 – Sat 4 July Seaton Pedlar Reserve – Pedlar St SeatonRd 13 – Sat 11 July Eastern Park Haslam OvalRd 14 – Sat 18 July Payneham NU Payneham Oval - Rosella St, PaynehamRd 15 – Sat 25 July Broadview Haslam OvalRd 16 – Sat 1 August Adelaide Uni Adelaide University Oval - Cnr Sir Edwin Smith Ave& War Memorial DriveRd 17 – Sat 8 August PHOS Camden Haslam OvalRd 18 – Sat 15 August Kilburn Blair Athol Reserve – Lionel Ave, Blair Athol

2009 FixturesC Grade (2:15pm start time) FixtureDate Opponent LocationRd 1 – Sat 4 AprilByeRd 2 – Sat 18 April Flinders Park Haslam OvalRd 3 – Sat 25 April Seaton Pedlar Reserve – Pedlar St SeatonRd 4 – Sat 2 May Eastern Park Haslam OvalRd 5 – Sat 9 May Payneham NU Payneham Oval - Rosella St, PaynehamRd 6 – Sat 16 May Broadview Haslam OvalRd 7 – Sat 23 May Adelaide Uni Park 10 – Cnr McKinnon Parade & Bundeys Rd, NthAdelaideRd 8 – Sat 30 May PHOS Camden Haslam OvalRd 9 – Sat 13 June Kilburn Blair Athol Reserve – Lionel Ave, Blair AtholRd 10 – Sat 20 June Salisbury West Haslam OvalRd 11 – Sat 27 June Flinders Park Flinders Park Oval – Hartley Road, Flinders ParkRd 12 – Sat 4 July Seaton Haslam OvalRd 13 – Sat 11 July Eastern Park Dwight Reserve – Yorketown Rd, Elizabeth ParkRd 14 – Sat 18 July Payneham NU Haslam OvalRd 15 – Sat 25 July Broadview Broadview Oval – Poltawa Tce, BroadviewRd 16 – Sat 1 August Adelaide Uni Haslam OvalRd 17 – Sat 8 August PHOS Camden Camden Oval - Anzac Highway Nova GardensRd 18 – Sat 15 August Kilburn Haslam Oval

2009 POSFC Sponsors and Vice PatronsHonorary PatronMalcolm LambFinancial Major SponsorEitz, Roo, Goodwin, & HurleysKensington HotelFinancial MonarchsSimon BerryGrant CrowhurstCrawford GilesMichael FotheringhamPhil IngersonJames KennettMark WightmanChris SmerdonFinancial Corporate SponsorsSimon BerryCrawford GilesPhil IngersonDavid Dall, Jason Turnbull, Sam Saunders,David SchmidtSue WightmanDr Peter Noblet / James NobletChris SmerdonBerry Funeral DirectorsCrowies PaintsGecko Gear AustraliaGriffin Hilditch Barristers and SolicitorsIntecKennett ConstructionsThem CommunicationsVectra CorporationBerry Funeral DirectorsGecko Gear AustraliaIntecMacquarie Private WealthPowerhouse SportsRose Park Dental (Dr P. Noblet)Vectra Corporation

2009 POSFC Sponsors and Vice PatronsFinancial Player SponsorsBarristers Block WinesBarristers Block Wines(www.barristersblock.com.au)Tony Burnett / Contour Extrusions Pty LtdScott Gurner / Aircraft Electrical ServicesPty LtdBarry & Jane Fritsch / St Morris UpholstersAlex & Chris HackettAnnie & Richard Porter / AgxtraJan WilsonFinancial Vice PatronsJohn AdcockAndy FotheringhamBrian and Lorna HarmerSam ParkinsonScott PetersGreg WarkWine SponsorsChris HackettCharlie SeppletSam Temme / Lloyd FamilyPeter AllertSponsoringJames AllenLachlan AllenJack BerrySam FranklinSam FritschWill HackettBen Hill-LingTom WilsonChris Hackett WinesConstellation Wines Australia (Hardys, Tintara,Leasingham, Omni etc)Lloyd Brothers WineYalumba Wines