Brendan is the youngest Vice President listed at the Eagles and has been a great asset to the club. He looks after the Doveton Eagles Thirds side and also helps out with the reserves and senior sides when needed. Breandan can be seen behind the bar, in the canteen, cleaning out the rooms and helping out with the meals on a Thursday night. Brendan is an inspirational clubman who is a valued member of the Doveton Eagles Football Club.

Congratulations Brendan!

All eyes focus in the direction of Barry Ennis on a Saturday at Beena Arena as Barry is the master of the scoreboard. The heritage scoreboard is an icon and for the past two seasons Barry has never missed a beat - accuracy being his forte' with updated scores even before the flags are waved! Murrumbeena is indebted to Barry for his contribution - a lonely thankless task that each week is meticulously executed.

Congratulations Barry!

Daniel Howlett has served the Mount Waverley FC as a player for a number of years since moving across from Clayton. In 2008 he joined the committee to help out with functions and has continued in 2009 adding more strings to his bow by assisting the Treasurer and the all important bar duties. Suffering injury pre-season Dan stepped up to share his experience and invaluable knowledge with the coaching staff by assisting with the development of the young players in the Thirds.

Congratulations Daniel!

Hard work and dedication is what Terry Solier has displayed since taking on the Presidents role at Dandenong. After a struggle in 2008 to keep the club afloat Terry stepped up to pull together a new committee and create a culture that will allow the Redlegs to build of the future. Terry has been pro-active in attracting players to the club and they now field three teams each week. Wearing many hats off field and finding time to get on field - Terry is a deserving nomination.

Congratulations Terry!

Adrian joined the Ashwood FC this year hoping to make an impact on field - unfortunately a pre-season accident resulted in a knee reconstruction which put a stop to him playing but with a "can do" attitude Adrian has shifted his focus to contributing off-field. Adrian helps out on training nights and match days in various roles - his most commendable role being that of the umpire escort. Keep up the good work Adrian and the boys at Ashwood look forward to seeing you back in 2010!

Congratulations Adrian!

In clubland it is not surprising to see our volunteers wearing more than one hat - in the case of Ed McLean at Lyndale he wears several. Ed is club Secretary/Vice President/Reserves Coach and injured player after snapping ligaments in his ankle in Round 1. Ed put up his hand when the committee called on the "younger" players to get involved in running the club - hopefully Ed will inspire others to follow his lead (without the injury!)

Congratulations Ed!

Rob is one of the “younger breed” of volunteers willing to get involved and give back to his club. Rob has been in the position as Secretary at the Dingoes for the last few years after gaining experience on the committee at the Mordialloc Life Saving Club. Rob can always be seen around on matchday keeping an eye on the passionate support from "the cage".

Keep up the good work Rob.

Aaron has been a great asset to the Cobras during season 2009 with his "can do" attitude and vibrant personality. Aaron can be seen on match day running, water, running the boundary or just helping out where needed. It is great to see the younger generation keen to be involved.

Congratulations Aaron!