Well what a great effort it was last Saturday morning. HVFC were triumphant in thrashing Flagstaff Hill down at Higginbottom Stadium Noarlunga.
Flaggy started with purpose and cleared out their forward 50 creating one on one footy and raced away to lead 3 goals to one at quarter time. In his usual laid back style, Mick Ruddock reminded the boys they were on the board and in the game, just play your game and everything will be ok. Ok it was as Flaggies only added one more goal for the rest of the game.
After a poor first quarter Ryan Doherty was best on gound in a stunning display. Ryan found is own ball and took the game on breaking lines and delivering to the Happy Valley forwards. Sam Farmer won the Westies zone medal and shows a lot of promise. It was a real team game but those to catch the eye included Brinni, Hastwell, Low, Collins, Vick etc.
This was a great year for the lads and a premiership well deserved. Unlike previous years where the "best team, in the best positions" were fielded week in week out, Mick and Liam rotated the boys from not playing to the Saturday and Sunday sides. Over 60 players were available this year for our under 14's. Players this year were also encouraged to play in a higher grade for a couple of weeks at a time to provide the lads with a little experience for next season. The lads also played in many different positions, giving them all a taste of how to play in defense, attack and around the ball. Mick was happy to go in a little light some weeks and in doing so the team found themselves in fifth spot at one stage before their stunning last month where they finished second.
Well done to Mick Ruddock, Liam Sutton, Bev Smelt, Dwayne Ruddock and John Westphalen for a great year. Not only did we win this premiership but the Sunday team also played off in the grand final and were level with the mighty Brighton team at 3/4 time before sucumbing to the pressure and the conditions.
Go you Vikings.
Steve Davenport
Souvenir Scene
Promotions R Us
2/265 Richmond Rd
Richmond SA 5033
08783521753
www.souvenirscene.com.au
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Ride Like Crazy Jersey Sizing
This is an example of the 2011 jersey to show the colour change from last year - sponsors are to be added.
Jersey Sizing
The chart below is a guide to body measurements for the garments.
Jersey sizes cannot be changed after registration confirmation.
Unisex Rider Jersey
MEASUREMENTS XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL
TO FIT - CHEST 87 92 97 102 107 112 117 122 127
TO FIT - WAIST 71 76 81 86 91 96 101 106 111
TO FIT - HIP 89 94 99 104 109 114 119 124 129
Men's Rider Polo
MEASUREMENTS XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL
TO FIT - CHEST 87 92 97 102 107 112 117 122 127
TO FIT - WAIST 71 76 81 86 91 96 101 106 111
TO FIT - HIP 89 94 99 104 109 114 119 124 129
Ladies' Rider Polo
MEASUREMENTS 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30
TO FIT - CHEST 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 125 130
TO FIT - WAIST 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110
TO FIT - HIP 72 77 82 87 92 97 102 107 112 117 122 127 132 137
If your body measurement is on the borderline between two sizes, go to the lower size for a tighter fit or the higher size for a looser fit. The jerseys will be the same size as the 2010 event.
Participants however can try on a jersey at:
Souvenir Scene
Unit 2, 265 Richmond Road
Richmond
(08) 8352 1753
Do I have to wear my jersey during the ride?
No. Participants however, are encouraged to wear the official jersey on the day of the event. Riders are required to wear their wristband in order to receive their free lunch.
Can I wear my jersey before or after the event?
Yes. We encourage you to wear your jersey to promote the Ride Like Crazy concept and the sponsors who have kindly supported the event.
Steve Davenport
Souvenir Scene P/L
Promotions R Us
Unit 2, 265 Richmond Road
Richmond SA 5033
(08) 8352 1753
www.souvenirscene.com.au
Jersey Sizing
The chart below is a guide to body measurements for the garments.
Jersey sizes cannot be changed after registration confirmation.
Unisex Rider Jersey
MEASUREMENTS XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL
TO FIT - CHEST 87 92 97 102 107 112 117 122 127
TO FIT - WAIST 71 76 81 86 91 96 101 106 111
TO FIT - HIP 89 94 99 104 109 114 119 124 129
Men's Rider Polo
MEASUREMENTS XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL
TO FIT - CHEST 87 92 97 102 107 112 117 122 127
TO FIT - WAIST 71 76 81 86 91 96 101 106 111
TO FIT - HIP 89 94 99 104 109 114 119 124 129
Ladies' Rider Polo
MEASUREMENTS 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30
TO FIT - CHEST 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 125 130
TO FIT - WAIST 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110
TO FIT - HIP 72 77 82 87 92 97 102 107 112 117 122 127 132 137
If your body measurement is on the borderline between two sizes, go to the lower size for a tighter fit or the higher size for a looser fit. The jerseys will be the same size as the 2010 event.
Participants however can try on a jersey at:
Souvenir Scene
Unit 2, 265 Richmond Road
Richmond
(08) 8352 1753
Do I have to wear my jersey during the ride?
No. Participants however, are encouraged to wear the official jersey on the day of the event. Riders are required to wear their wristband in order to receive their free lunch.
Can I wear my jersey before or after the event?
Yes. We encourage you to wear your jersey to promote the Ride Like Crazy concept and the sponsors who have kindly supported the event.
Steve Davenport
Souvenir Scene P/L
Promotions R Us
Unit 2, 265 Richmond Road
Richmond SA 5033
(08) 8352 1753
www.souvenirscene.com.au
Ride Like Crazy 2011-Supporting Neurosurgical Research Foundation and Flinders Medical Centre Foundation
SA Police are proud to once again be putting on Ride Like Crazy 2011 on Sunday the 16th of January 2011. This event is SAPOL's major fundraiser and this year supports Neurosurgical Research Foundation and Flinders Medical Centre Foundation, two very worth charities indeed.
Ride Like Crazy also honours the memory of Senior Sergeant Mick Crazy Koerner who died of an inoperable brain tumour in 2009. (Read about history by clicking on our link).
The Ride Like Crazy web site is now right up to date. You are able to register for the ride by going to the web site and following the links.
For further questions email ridelikecrazy@police.sa.gov.au
To try on bike tops please drop in to Souvenir Scene 2/265 Richmond Rd Richmond SA 5033 or call Steve or Paul on 0883521753 to arrange a time to try the tops on. Once you know your size add that to your registration form. Sizes will be the same as last year.
(a) Full Distance: 110km commencing from the Unley Shopping Centre car park, Unley Road, Unley
•6.45 am - Group photo and briefing
•7.00 am - Ride starts
(b) Half Distance: 53 km commencing from the Woodside Oval, Nairne Road, Woodside
•5.30 am - Riders (bus passengers) place bikes on truck(s) at Unley Shopping Centre car park
•6.30 am - Riders (bus passengers) depart Unley Shopping Centre car park for Woodside
•7.15 am - Riders arrive at Woodside
•7.45 am - Group photo and briefing
•8.00 am - Ride starts
Souvenir Scene P/L
Promotions R Us
2/265 Richmond Rd
Richmond SA 5033
08 83521753
www.souvenirscene.com.au
Ride Like Crazy also honours the memory of Senior Sergeant Mick Crazy Koerner who died of an inoperable brain tumour in 2009. (Read about history by clicking on our link).
The Ride Like Crazy web site is now right up to date. You are able to register for the ride by going to the web site and following the links.
For further questions email ridelikecrazy@police.sa.gov.au
To try on bike tops please drop in to Souvenir Scene 2/265 Richmond Rd Richmond SA 5033 or call Steve or Paul on 0883521753 to arrange a time to try the tops on. Once you know your size add that to your registration form. Sizes will be the same as last year.
(a) Full Distance: 110km commencing from the Unley Shopping Centre car park, Unley Road, Unley
•6.45 am - Group photo and briefing
•7.00 am - Ride starts
(b) Half Distance: 53 km commencing from the Woodside Oval, Nairne Road, Woodside
•5.30 am - Riders (bus passengers) place bikes on truck(s) at Unley Shopping Centre car park
•6.30 am - Riders (bus passengers) depart Unley Shopping Centre car park for Woodside
•7.15 am - Riders arrive at Woodside
•7.45 am - Group photo and briefing
•8.00 am - Ride starts
Souvenir Scene P/L
Promotions R Us
2/265 Richmond Rd
Richmond SA 5033
08 83521753
www.souvenirscene.com.au
Promotional Confectionery
Please tell me who would want to receive a free packet or container of sweets???? I know, all the hands are currently in the air. Put your logo or emblem on confectionery and hand them around or put them in a bowl at your next conference and you won't be able to keep people away from your stand!!!
Confectionery is great way to have your company or club name spread far and wide. Confectionery, is fun, colourful and a great talking point (wait until you swallow) and will ensure that your potential clients will remember you.
Mints, Jelly Beans, Boiled Lollies, Chocolate, Lolly Pops, etc
Whether your business or club be large or small there is a confectionery product right for you.
Please ask us about corporate confectionary and what exactly is available at any time by calling Steve Davenport at Souvenir Scene on 0434685119 at any time.
Souvenir Scene P/L
Promotions R Us
2/265 Richmond Rd
Richmond SA 5033
08 83521753
www.souvenirscene.com.au
Confectionery is great way to have your company or club name spread far and wide. Confectionery, is fun, colourful and a great talking point (wait until you swallow) and will ensure that your potential clients will remember you.
Mints, Jelly Beans, Boiled Lollies, Chocolate, Lolly Pops, etc
Whether your business or club be large or small there is a confectionery product right for you.
Please ask us about corporate confectionary and what exactly is available at any time by calling Steve Davenport at Souvenir Scene on 0434685119 at any time.
Souvenir Scene P/L
Promotions R Us
2/265 Richmond Rd
Richmond SA 5033
08 83521753
www.souvenirscene.com.au
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Preliminary Final Day
Wishing all of the Happy Valley Football teams playing in the Preliminary Finals on Saturday and Sunday the very best of luck.
The Under 14 Saturday team play on Sunday at Noarlunga Oval this week, whilst the Under 16, 18 and Reserves teams play at Port Noarlunga Oval on Saturday.
If you are able please get down and support our boys in what, if previous weeks are any guide, will be very entertaining and hard fought matches.
To all the boys, prepare well throughout the rest of today and tomorrow and come ready to play your best footy come the weekend.
Games start on Saturday from 9.30am for Happy Valley and at 8.15am on Sunday
Steve Davenport
Souvenir Scene P/L
Promotions R Us
2/265 Richmond Rd
Richmond SA 5033
www.souvenirscene.com.au
08 83521753
The Under 14 Saturday team play on Sunday at Noarlunga Oval this week, whilst the Under 16, 18 and Reserves teams play at Port Noarlunga Oval on Saturday.
If you are able please get down and support our boys in what, if previous weeks are any guide, will be very entertaining and hard fought matches.
To all the boys, prepare well throughout the rest of today and tomorrow and come ready to play your best footy come the weekend.
Games start on Saturday from 9.30am for Happy Valley and at 8.15am on Sunday
Steve Davenport
Souvenir Scene P/L
Promotions R Us
2/265 Richmond Rd
Richmond SA 5033
www.souvenirscene.com.au
08 83521753
Sunday, September 5, 2010
HVFC Under 16s Win 1st Semi Final
Saturday September 4th at Aldinga Football Club saw Happy Valley Under 16's get up by 2 points in an enthralling SFL 1st Semi Final.
In fine and windy conditions which made scoring difficult, Happy Valley outlasted Brighton in a classic final. Boys on both sides gave their all with Happy Valley prevailing. We have now extended our season by at least one more week when we meet Cove Football Club in the 2nd Preliminary Final at Port Noarlunga on Saturday the 11th of September at 9.30am.
It is just so great to see our boys many of them first year under 16's develop their skills, their sense of team play and carry out the game plan as they have over the past few weeks. This final was as close to a concentrated four quarter effort as they have played all year. With their effort the results are starting to fall our way.
As Allan Stringer so rightly put it last night at presentations, all this win has done is to give us the right to contest our next game avainst the Cobra's. By all means we will not get ahead of ourselves but get back to training on Tuesday night and work hard in preperation for the weekends game.
This was a great effort, having gone down twice to Brighton during the season, but gaining on them each time, the boys showed just how far they have developed and how much they needed to and have lifted their work rate. Their team play has been very good over the past two weeks, but will need to keep improving as we progress deeper into the finals series.
Special efforts were given all day from many players. A few ripper moments were Matthew Raitt's commitment to a 50/50 ball. He sprinted with eyes only for it, puched it forward out of the Brighton players grasp and continued on to get the ball again, turning a sure Brighton attack into a HVFC attack. Sam Bauers defensive action on Howie. Sam did not give him a sniff all day and required supreme discipline. Scott Kumnick and Todd Eshmade's work in the forward line, continually leading and taking hard marks and creating bone crunching contests. Beardy rucking all day and being disciplined enough to play the kick behind the play and to mop up many Brighton attacks. Beardy put body on the line in the last quarter with a great spoil over the boundary line taking the Brighton body with him. James Sexton's reading of the play and sure hands in defense and cool disposal. Tristan Cummings coming on off the bench and exploding with pace, taking marks and contesting against taller bigger bodies, and Jack Mesecke continuing to do all the hard things that win games of football.
I could go on and on, but it was the team effort that won the game for us. Now we turn to next week and we ensure that we prepare well, we are disciplined during the week and on Friday night and we take the same attitude into the preliminary final.
Great work lads, see you on the track.
Steve Davenport
Souvenir scene P/L
Promotions R Us
2/265 Richmond Rd
Richmond SA 5033
0883521753
www.souvenirscene.com.au
In fine and windy conditions which made scoring difficult, Happy Valley outlasted Brighton in a classic final. Boys on both sides gave their all with Happy Valley prevailing. We have now extended our season by at least one more week when we meet Cove Football Club in the 2nd Preliminary Final at Port Noarlunga on Saturday the 11th of September at 9.30am.
It is just so great to see our boys many of them first year under 16's develop their skills, their sense of team play and carry out the game plan as they have over the past few weeks. This final was as close to a concentrated four quarter effort as they have played all year. With their effort the results are starting to fall our way.
As Allan Stringer so rightly put it last night at presentations, all this win has done is to give us the right to contest our next game avainst the Cobra's. By all means we will not get ahead of ourselves but get back to training on Tuesday night and work hard in preperation for the weekends game.
This was a great effort, having gone down twice to Brighton during the season, but gaining on them each time, the boys showed just how far they have developed and how much they needed to and have lifted their work rate. Their team play has been very good over the past two weeks, but will need to keep improving as we progress deeper into the finals series.
Special efforts were given all day from many players. A few ripper moments were Matthew Raitt's commitment to a 50/50 ball. He sprinted with eyes only for it, puched it forward out of the Brighton players grasp and continued on to get the ball again, turning a sure Brighton attack into a HVFC attack. Sam Bauers defensive action on Howie. Sam did not give him a sniff all day and required supreme discipline. Scott Kumnick and Todd Eshmade's work in the forward line, continually leading and taking hard marks and creating bone crunching contests. Beardy rucking all day and being disciplined enough to play the kick behind the play and to mop up many Brighton attacks. Beardy put body on the line in the last quarter with a great spoil over the boundary line taking the Brighton body with him. James Sexton's reading of the play and sure hands in defense and cool disposal. Tristan Cummings coming on off the bench and exploding with pace, taking marks and contesting against taller bigger bodies, and Jack Mesecke continuing to do all the hard things that win games of football.
I could go on and on, but it was the team effort that won the game for us. Now we turn to next week and we ensure that we prepare well, we are disciplined during the week and on Friday night and we take the same attitude into the preliminary final.
Great work lads, see you on the track.
Steve Davenport
Souvenir scene P/L
Promotions R Us
2/265 Richmond Rd
Richmond SA 5033
0883521753
www.souvenirscene.com.au
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Promotional Pen Guide
Promotional Pens have been a product that many companies, and organisations have chosen to give to their clients as gifts. They have been done so because they are a very affordable and companies can purchase great numbers for a small outlay. The pens come in either plastic or metal varieties with the cost difference between the two varying from very inexpensive to as much as you would like to spend.
Metal pens are a very popular corporate gift as they are affordable yet look classy. Metal pens are able to be laser engraved or pad printed. Even the most expensive promotional pens are still affordable to give away.
Plastic pens are pad printed and really are very inexpensive to give away.
You know that pens are going to be appreciated by all and sundry that you give them to as everybody uses and needs a pen. People lose pens one after the other thus giving the supplier of the pen even greater exposure.
Pens come in all different styles,colours and sizes, there is definitely something for everyone. There are now even pens that come with pull out banners for clients to put messages or specifications of their products.
Promotional Pens a great way of promoting your organisation
Ask us about our super quick turn around times.
When sending in artwork for engraving or printing please send in eps files that are saved to shapes.
Call Steve Davenport at Souvenir Scene on 0883521753 or email sadavenport@dde.com.au for more information.
Steve Davenport
Souvenir Scene P/L
Promotions R Us
2/265 Richmond Rd Richmond SA 5033
0883521753
www.souvenirscene.com.au
Metal pens are a very popular corporate gift as they are affordable yet look classy. Metal pens are able to be laser engraved or pad printed. Even the most expensive promotional pens are still affordable to give away.
Plastic pens are pad printed and really are very inexpensive to give away.
You know that pens are going to be appreciated by all and sundry that you give them to as everybody uses and needs a pen. People lose pens one after the other thus giving the supplier of the pen even greater exposure.
Pens come in all different styles,colours and sizes, there is definitely something for everyone. There are now even pens that come with pull out banners for clients to put messages or specifications of their products.
Promotional Pens a great way of promoting your organisation
Ask us about our super quick turn around times.
When sending in artwork for engraving or printing please send in eps files that are saved to shapes.
Call Steve Davenport at Souvenir Scene on 0883521753 or email sadavenport@dde.com.au for more information.
Steve Davenport
Souvenir Scene P/L
Promotions R Us
2/265 Richmond Rd Richmond SA 5033
0883521753
www.souvenirscene.com.au
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