Sublime is pleased to announce the team for the 2012 Open Season. We would like to thank everyone that has shown an interest in being part of Sublime for the upcoming season and thank all that have attended the selection and training sessions to date. We have been impressed with the skill and intensity on display as this early stage of the season and consider this to be a great foundation upon which to base the 2012 campaign. Congratulations to the following players (and development players* selected to train with Sublime):
Kyle Atkins
Jaxon Botje*
Jason Carr
Greg Chin
John Damiani
Max Daube
Paul Denyer
James Eley
Peter Eley
Sean Fourie
Glen Fowles
Sam Francoise*
Tom Hutchinson
Louis Masarei
Monte Masarei
Brenton McMorran
Ashvin Nair
Jeremy Nixon
Kyal Oh
Hamish Pope
Mike Tarn
Kendall Thorn
Paul Whittock
Regards
Paul Denyer on behalf of Sublime Selectors 2012
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Benny Haim Awards 2011
Benny Haim Awards night was held with our first Brownlow count for the MVP or "John Damiani" Perpetual Trophy.
Player's Player/Club Man - Bryan Peet
Most Improved - Peter Eley
And on the strength of some great games deep in the tournament a strong finishing Peley was edged out by one point by Jood Giovani ....
Most Valuable - John Damiani
So the trophies remain though Trickster, Bry Bry needs his award back!
Player's Player/Club Man - Bryan Peet
Most Improved - Peter Eley
And on the strength of some great games deep in the tournament a strong finishing Peley was edged out by one point by Jood Giovani ....
Most Valuable - John Damiani
So the trophies remain though Trickster, Bry Bry needs his award back!
Monday, April 4, 2011
Sublime 2011 Campaign Wrap
Sublime made a return to the pre-semis this year after a hiatus in 2010. In a cracking game Sublime lost to Colony Pillage (eventual 2011 champions) on universe point following two consecutive defensive breaks to bring the game to 14-14.
Stand out players included the ever consistent handling combination of Tom Tullet and John Damiani but also the defensive efforts of Peter Eley and Kendall Thorn were senational in this game. Paul Whittock also played a blinder giving Colony headaches as a great receiver and throwing option.
It was a testament to the quality of the match that Tex had to make one of the plays of the game to score the final point making a great layout catch with the disc literally a centimetre above the ground.
A successful campaign came to a slightly disappointing end with a loss to an energetic and seemingly endless lines of still fit players in the Firestorm camp. Credit to Firestorm as Nationals is a battle of attrition and is the nature of the sport but hopefully this will be the last year of the flawed cusp pool draw.
Anyway we didn't make the semi's as we would have liked too ... but we came as close as possible and definately displayed better maturity and mental toughness in defending leads against strong surges from Heads of State and Fyshwick United and even getting back into games against I-Beam and Colony Pillage.
As a still relatively young team these are important steps for the future and great building blocks for 2012.
Bring on the Benny Haim awards night ....
Stand out players included the ever consistent handling combination of Tom Tullet and John Damiani but also the defensive efforts of Peter Eley and Kendall Thorn were senational in this game. Paul Whittock also played a blinder giving Colony headaches as a great receiver and throwing option.
It was a testament to the quality of the match that Tex had to make one of the plays of the game to score the final point making a great layout catch with the disc literally a centimetre above the ground.
A successful campaign came to a slightly disappointing end with a loss to an energetic and seemingly endless lines of still fit players in the Firestorm camp. Credit to Firestorm as Nationals is a battle of attrition and is the nature of the sport but hopefully this will be the last year of the flawed cusp pool draw.
Anyway we didn't make the semi's as we would have liked too ... but we came as close as possible and definately displayed better maturity and mental toughness in defending leads against strong surges from Heads of State and Fyshwick United and even getting back into games against I-Beam and Colony Pillage.
As a still relatively young team these are important steps for the future and great building blocks for 2012.
Bring on the Benny Haim awards night ....
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
2011 Trainings
Gentlemen,
Time to fix up and look sharp for trainings in 2011 on Sundays and Tuesdays. Please let a member of the leadership group know if you cannot make training.
Cheers
Paul
Time to fix up and look sharp for trainings in 2011 on Sundays and Tuesdays. Please let a member of the leadership group know if you cannot make training.
Cheers
Paul
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