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| 2008 Champions of Australia |
Woodville's Men's League team were crowned as the Australian Men's Club Champions after defeating Eltham in a tough, physical encounter at Finsbury Lacrosse Field on Saturday, 7 June.
Scores were locked away 10 goals each at three quarter time, but the Warriors netted 3-1 in the last quarter, which became quite willing at one point, to take out the game 13-11.
Thanks to ACC sponsor Graham Hobbs from the Eureka Group, Woodville also scored a cheque for $2,500.
standing from left: Greg Lazarus, Mike Boerma, Jeff Dowling, Steven Fisher, Jesse Whinnen, Ben Zammit, Paul Scott, Andrew Young, James Smith, Peter Mathwin, Charles Manning, Peter Inge.
kneeling from left: Stefan Guerin, James Inge, Anthony Feleppa, Luke Oswald, Craig Schicker, Michael Santi, Peter Witcomb.
photo courtesy of SA Sports Images
Coach: | Peter Mathwin |
Assistant Coach: | Andrew Young |
Fitness Coach: | Paul Scott |
Scorer: | Mark Southwell |
5 (co-captain) | Craig Schicker |
26 (co-captain) | Peter Witcomb |
1 | James Smith |
2 | Jesse Whinnen |
3 | Michael Santi |
6 | James Inge |
7 | Stefan Guerin |
9 | Gregory Lazarus |
10 | Charles Manning |
12 | Jeffrey Dowling |
13 | Steven Fisher |
16 | Michael Boerma |
21 | Luke Oswald |
22 | Peter Inge |
32 | Anthony Feleppa |
33 | Ben Zammit |
Finsbury Lacrosse Field, 7 June 2008
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | FINAL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Woodville | 3 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 13 |
Eltham | 6 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 11 |
Best:
WDV: Peter Inge, Greg Lazarus, Charles Manning, Luke Oswald, Michael Santi, Craig Schicker.
WDV: Cale Brooks, Steve Mackey, Keith Nyberg.
Goals:
WDV: Greg Lazarus 6, Michael Santi 4, Mike Boerma 1, James Inge 1, Peter Inge 1.
ELT: Nathan Stiglich 4-1, Wayde Kendall 2-2, Darren Nicholas 2, Tim Fry 1, Scott Menze 1, Andrew Millar 1.
Medal for Best on Ground: Peter Inge