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Davey and Rodan Mean Business

Authored by: Wesley Hull
on Sunday, February 16 2014 @ 06:36 pm ACDT

MEDIA RELEASE FROM THE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Footy Means Business Match Results The AFL Rio Tinto Footy Means Business match between David Rodan Squad and Aaron Davey Squad was played today, Saturday February 15 at Steel Blue Oval in Perth. Match results are as follows: Rodan Squad defeated Davey Squad by 30 points. Victrorian Alex Saunders from the Rodan Squad was named Best On Ground. Rodan Squad: 3 2 20 5 3 33 10 5 65 15 6 96 Davey Squad: 1 3 9 4 9 33 6 10 46 9 12 66 Goals: Rodan Squad: Alan Dickson 5 (Alice Springs, NT), Kaiden Matera 4 (Melville, WA), Henry Kerinaiua 2 (Darwin NT), Dylan Nelson 2 (Perth, WA), Matthew Lorne 1 (Karatha, WA), Brodie Deverall 1 (Devonport, TAS) Davey Squad: Tim Yarran 3 (Bunbury, WA), Rodney Jetta 2 (Bunbury,WA), Ashley Cooper 1 (Karatha, WA), Matthew McKenzie 1 (Kalgoorlie, WA), Traye Bennell 1 (Bunbury, WA), Tosh Kurnoth 1 (Harts Range, NT) Best: Rodan Squad: Andrew Murray (Casey, VIC), Dwayne Wilson (Murray Bridge, SA), Alex Saunders (Bairnsdale, VIC), Kaiden Matera (Melville, WA) Jason Williams (Narijin, WA), Alan Dickson (Alice Springs, NT) Davey Squad: Adam Tipungwuti (Tuwi Islands, NT), Dylan Cooper (Jabiru, WA), Albert Dean (Perth, WA), Ashley Cooper (Karatha, WA), Tim Yarran (Bunbury, WA), Corey Nankervis (Georgetown, TAS) Each year the AFL Rio Tinto Footy Means Business program provides 50 Indigenous men, aged 18 to 24-year-old, with exposure to elite AFL programs and training, along with networking opportunities in corporate environments over two training camps. The one-week camp in Perth has seen participants take part in intensive training, as well as a range of cultural, educational and community activities. Coinciding with Indigenous Round, the second training camp will be held in Melbourne in May, culminating in the Rio Tinto Cup which is the curtain-raiser match to the Dreamtime At The G clash at the MCG.

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