Aspley Football Club

Aspley Hornets
Names
Full name Aspley Hornets Football Club
Club details
Founded 1964
Colours Brown      and Gold     
Competition NEAFL
President Lance Parsons
Coach John Blair
Captain(s) Cheynee Stiller
Premierships 9
NEAFL (1): 2014
SEQFL (8): 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992
Ground(s) Graham Rd, Carseldine QLD 4034
Other information
Official website Aspley Hornets FC website

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Aspley Hornets Football Club is an Australian rules football club competing in the North East Australian Football League (NEAFL) competition.

Overview

A strong club financially and in terms of playing numbers, the Aspley Hornets were admitted to the Division One competition in 2009 following the collapse of fellow northern Brisbane club the Zillmere Eagles.[1] In recognition of this change the Aspley Hornets will play four matches a season at Zillmere’s former homeground O’Callaghan Park.[1]

With the biggest number of juniors in Queensland, Aspley carries AFLQ’s expectations of being a power base for the game in the region for the next few decades.[1] Aspley finished well down the ladder in the second-tier competition in 2008, so it may take the Hornets a season or two to adjust to the higher level.[2] They will be boosted by the signing of inaugural captain, 27-year-old dual AFL premiership player, Robert Copeland.[3][4]

Facilities

Aspley have a highly successful license and gaming club at its Graham Road premises, own other grounds at Brendale, and recently opened a new $1.5 million training and changeroom complex.[1]

Honours

Premierships (seniors): 9
Premierships (reserves): ?
NEAFL League MVP's: 1 (Matthew Payne - 2014)

AFL players

There is a list of Aspley players who have played at AFL as the Brisbane Lions:

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 AFL Queensland: Aspley to join 2009 State League Division One
  2. ↑ Qldfooty.com: The 2009 AFL Queensland Season
  3. ↑ AFL Queensland: Copeland to inspire new club Aspley
  4. ↑ Couriermail.com: Brisbane Lions stars Jamie Charman, Daniel Merrett to play practice match for Aspley

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