The AFLs most experienced interchange steward has achieved yet another milestone. Adam Gulliver was on the bench for the Round 8 Richmond v. Fremantle match at the MCG in AFL match number 350.
Great work Adam. Onto 400!
Following close on the heels of Micahel Sexton, this week we congratulate Victorian based timekeeper Stan Pettett who was on the siren for the Geelong v. Carlton match at the MCG on 27 April. The match was his 250th AFL match.
Well done Stan
Great work Michael Sexton.
Michael was one of the timekeepers at the Round 5 Melbourne v. Brisbane clash at the MCG. As such he completed his 250th AFL match in that role. Of course add to that his 6 AFL matches as a field umpire in 1997 and his match total becomes that much more (probably some emergency jobs in there as well).
Congratulations Secco
Gather Round saw two milestones achieved by match officials
Ash Thomas, whose first of three matches for the weekend was his 150th AFL match when he time kept the Fremantle v. Carlton match at Adelaide Oval to bring up the milestone.
Also having multiple matches on the weekend got Dusty-Lea Gould to her 150th AFL match as an interchange steward when she officiated at the West Coast v. Sydney match at Mount Barker.
Congratulations Ash and Dusty-Lea
Round 1 was big in the west. Congratulations to timekeeper Adam Peacock who officiated in his 150th match as an AFL timekeeper in the Fremantle v. Brisbane match,. Add in his 66 matches as an AFL goal umpire 2006-2012 and he is over the 200 involvements.
Congratulations Adam
A big opening round for milestones both in the box and next to the gates
Congratulations to Lauren Schultz who bought up the double-ton with her 200th match as an interchange steward in the Brisbane v. Carlton match.
200 matches also to Chris Howarth-Crewdson whose first match in his Opening Round double-header also in the Brisbane v. Carlton match.
Jason Mitchell has combined both roles to bring up 100 matches. The ton was recorded at Carrara Gold Coast v. Richmond
Congratulations to all