2011 Gold Coast Suns season

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Gold Coast Suns
2011 season
PresidentJohn Witheriff
Coach Guy McKenna
Captain(s) Gary Ablett, Jr.
Home ground Metricon Stadium
NAB Cup Qualifying finals
AFL season 17th (Wooden Spoon)
Best and Fairest Gary Ablett, Jr.
Leading goalkicker Danny Stanley (20 goals)
Highest home attendance27,914

The 2011 AFL season was the Gold Coast Suns' first season in the Australian Football League (AFL). The Gold Coast Suns reserves team also competed in the inaugural NEAFL season.

Contents

Draft picks

RoundPickPlayerState/NationalityRecruited FromLeague
11 David Swallow Flag of Western Australia.svg Western Australia East Fremantle Sharks WAFL
12 Harley Bennell Flag of Western Australia.svg Western Australia Peel Thunder WAFL
13 Sam Day Flag of South Australia.svg South Australia Sturt Double Blues SANFL
17 Josh Caddy Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Victoria Northern Knights TAC Cup
19 Dion Prestia Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Victoria Calder Cannons TAC Cup
110 Daniel Gorringe Flag of South Australia.svg South Australia Norwood Redlegs SANFL
111 Tom Lynch Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Victoria Dandenong Stingrays TAC Cup
113 Seb Tape Flag of South Australia.svg South Australia Glenelg Tigers SANFL
239 Jeremy Taylor Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Victoria Geelong Falcons TAC Cup
349 Jacob Gilbee Flag of Tasmania.svg Tasmania Lauderdale Bombers TFL
Pre-season Draft
11 Nathan Ablett Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Victoria Broadbeach Cats QAFL
Rookie Draft
19 Joel Tippett Flag of Queensland.svg Queensland Brisbane Lions AFL
682 Jake Crawford Flag of Queensland.svg Queensland Southport Sharks QAFL

Transactions

Overview

Players Added

Via trade
-
Via free agency

Players Lost

Via trade
-
Via free agency
-

Trades

7 October 2010
To Fremantle Dockers
  • Peter Faulks
  • No. 61 Pick
To Gold Coast Suns
  • No. 55 Pick
7 October 2010
To Collingwood Magpies
  • Andrew Krakouer
  • John Ceglar
  • No. 55 Pick
  • No. 78 Pick
  • No. 95 Pick
To Gold Coast Suns
  • No. 25 Pick
8 October 2010
To Brisbane Lions
  • Rohan Bewick
  • No. 5 Pick
  • No. 25 Pick
  • No. 27 Pick
To Gold Coast Suns
  • 1st Round Compensation Pick
  • No. 10 Pick
  • No. 48 Pick
10 October 2010
To Fremantle Dockers
  • Tendai Mzungu
  • No. 44 Pick
To Gold Coast Suns
  • No. 38 Pick
11 October 2010
To North Melbourne Kangaroos
  • Cameron Richardson
To Gold Coast Suns
  • No. 35 Pick
11 October 2010
To Port Adelaide Power
  • Simon Phillips
  • No. 35 Pick
To Gold Coast Suns
  • 2nd Round Compensation Pick
11 October 2010
To Geelong Cats
  • No. 15 Pick
To Gold Coast Suns
  • 1st Round Compensation Pick

Free Agents

Additions

PlayerSignedFormer Team
Nathan Bock Signed 3 Year Contract Adelaide Crows
Nathan Krakouer Signed 3 Year Contract Port Adelaide Power
Michael Rischitelli Signed 3 Year Contract Brisbane Lions
Campbell Brown Signed 3 Year Contract Hawthorn Hawks
Jarrod Harbrow Signed 3 Year Contract Western Bulldogs
Gary Ablett Jr Signed 5 Year Contract Geelong Cats
Josh Fraser Signed 2 Year Contract Collingwood Magpies
Jared Brennan Signed 3 Year Contract Brisbane Lions

2011 playing list

Pre-season results

NAB Cup

Home and Away season

Results summary

OverallHomeAway
PldWDLPFPA%PtsWDLWDL
2230191534272656.27121010209

Home and Away games

2011 home and away games: 3-19 (Home: 1–10; Away: 2–9)
RoundDateTeamScoreMost GoalsMost DisposalsVenue
Attendance
Record
1Bye
22 April Carlton L 52-171 Charlie Dixon (2) Michael Rischitelli (31) Gabba
27,914
0–1
39 April Western Bulldogs L 51-122 Danny Stanley (2) Gary Ablett Jr (34) Etihad Stadium
21,373
0–2
417 April Melbourne L 69-159 Zac Smith (2)
David Swallow (2)
Michael Rischitelli (24) Gabba
12,111
0–3
523 April Port Adelaide W 104-101 Zac Smith (2)
David Swallow (2)
Michael Rischitelli (31) AAMI Stadium
21,287
1–3
61 May Essendon L 58-197 Sam Iles (2)
Brandon Matera (2)
Gary Ablett Jr (30) Etihad Stadium
33,710
1–4
77 May Brisbane W 124-116 Nathan Krakouer (5) Jared Brennan (30) Gabba
25,501
2–4
814 May Adelaide L 73-130 Gary Ablett Jr (4) Gary Ablett Jr (41) AAMI Stadium
36,056
2–5
9Bye
1028 May Geelong L 73-139 Nathan Krakouer (2)
Zac Smith (2)
Gary Ablett Jr (31) Metricon Stadium
21,485
2–6
114 June West Coast L 67-85 Gary Ablett Jr (2)
Tom Lynch (2)
Gary Ablett Jr (32) Subiaco Oval
36,815
2–7
1211 June North Melbourne L 63-122 Gary Ablett Jr (2)
Josh Fraser (2)
Danny Stanley (2)
Gary Ablett Jr (38) Metricon Stadium
14,945
2–8
1318 June Hawthorn L 58-129 Tom Lynch (3) Gary Ablett Jr (34) Aurora Stadium
16,377
2–9
1425 June Western Bulldogs L 88-110 Tom Lynch (3) Michael Rischitelli (27) Metricon Stadium
16,149
2–10
152 July Fremantle L 62-112 Gary Ablett Jr (3) Gary Ablett Jr (34) Subiaco Oval
28,646
2–11
169 July Sydney L 36-106 David Swallow (2) Jarrod Harbrow (25) Metricon Stadium
16,488
2–12
1716 July Richmond W 85-70 Jared Brennan (3)
Danny Stanley (3)
Gary Ablett Jr (27) Cazaly's Stadium
10,382
3–12
1823 July Collingwood L 75-129 Harley Bennell (2)
Trent McKenzie (2)
Gary Ablett Jr (36) Metricon Stadium
23,302
3–13
1930 July St Kilda L 54-74 Gary Ablett Jr (1)
Jarrod Harbrow (1)
etc.
Gary Ablett Jr (34) Metricon Stadium
17,482
3–14
206 August Geelong L 38-188 Harley Bennell (2)
Danny Stanley (2)
Nathan Bock (27) Skilled Stadium
24,588
3–15
2113 August Brisbane L 61-123 Michael Rischitelli (2)
Matt Shaw (2)
Gary Ablett Jr (28) Gabba
23,565
3–16
2220 August Adelaide L 64-125 Trent McKenzie (2)
Matt Shaw (2)
Gary Ablett Jr (39) Metricon Stadium
16,168
3–17
2328 August Melbourne L 82-112 Harley Bennell (2)
Michael Rischitelli (2)
etc.
Michael Rischitelli (30) MCG
21,534
3–18
243 September Hawthorn L 97-106 Brandon Matera (3) Gary Ablett Jr (43) Metricon Stadium
19,314
3–19

Ladder

2011 AFL ladder
PosTeamPldWLDPFPAPPPts
1 Collingwood 22202025921546167.780 Finals series
2 Geelong (P)22193025481619157.476
3 Hawthorn 22184023551634144.172
4 West Coast 22175022351715130.368
5 Carlton 22147122251700130.958
6 St Kilda 22129118911677112.850
7 Sydney 22129118971735109.350
8 Essendon 221110122172217100.046
9 North Melbourne 221012021062082101.240
10 Western Bulldogs 2291302060215595.636
11 Fremantle 2291301791215583.136
12 Richmond 2281312069239686.434
13 Melbourne 2281311974231585.334
14 Adelaide 2271501742219379.428
15 Brisbane Lions 2241801814224081.016
16 Port Adelaide 2231901718266364.512
17 Gold Coast 2231901534272656.312
Source: AFL ladder
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
(P) Premiers

Ladder Progress

Round123456789101112131415161718192021222324
Ground- H A H A A H A - H A H A H A H A H H A A H A H
ResultBLLLWLWLBLLLLLLLWLLLLLLL
Position91717171516131415171717171717171616161616161617
Source: [ citation needed ]
A = Away; H = Home; B = Bye; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

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Awards

Representative honours

International Rules

Australia

PlayerGames
Trent McKenzie 2
Zac Smith 2

NEAFL season

Results

RoundDate and local timeOpponentScores(Gold Coast's scores indicated in bold)VenueLadder
position
HomeAwayResult
1 Saturday, 2 April (12:30 pm) Mount Gravatt 10.11 (71)15.9 (99)Lost by 28 points H & A Oval [H] -
2 Saturday, 9 April (7:00 pm) Northern Territory 11.15 (81)11.6 (72)Lost by 9 points TIO Stadium [A] -
3 Saturday, 16 April (11:15 am) Aspley 16.16 (112)11.13 (79)Won by 33 points H & A Oval [H] -
4 Saturday, 23 April (2:00 pm) Labrador 9.4 (58)13.12 (90)Won by 32 points Cooke-Murphy Reserve [A] -
5 Saturday, 30 April (2:00 pm) Mount Gravatt 11.8 (75)12.16 (88)Won by 13 points Dittmer Park [A] -
6 Saturday, 7 May (11:00 am) Brisbane (res) 17.18 (120)9.9 (63)Won by 57 points Fankhauser Reserve [H] -
7 Saturday, 14 May (1:50 pm) Sydney (res) 18.12 (120)3.10 (28)Lost by 9 points Lakeside Oval [A] -
8 Bye-
9 Saturday, 28 May (1:15 pm) Southport 18.5 (113)11.11 (77)Won by 56 points Sir Bruce Small Park [H] -
10 Saturday, 4 June (12:15 pm) GWS 17.9 (111)11.8 (74)Lost by 37 points Blacktown Olympic Park [A] -
11 Saturday, 11 June (1:00 pm) Morningside 12.10 (82)12.8 (80)Won by 2 points H & A Oval [H] -
12 Bye-
13 Sunday, 26 June (3:15 pm) Redland 11.15 (81)19.13 (127)Won by 46 points Yeronga [A] -
14 Saturday, 2 July (2:00 pm) Southport 9.6 (60)24.11 (155)Won by 95 points Fankhauser Reserve [A] -
15 Saturday, 9 July (3:00 pm) Sydney (res) 21.15 (141)9.8 (62)Won by 79 points Carrara Stadium [H] -
16 Saturday, 16 July (10:15 am) Northern Territory 10.10 (70)20.9 (129)Lost by 59 points Cazaly's Stadium [H] -
17 Saturday, 23 July (3:25 pm) Brisbane (res) 18.10 (118)7.13 (55)Won by 63 points Carrara Stadium [H] -
18 Bye-
19 Saturday, 6 August (2:00 am) Broadbeach 14.14 (98)12.8 (80)Lost by 16 points H & A Oval [A] -
20 Saturday, 13 August (2:00 am) Brisbane (res) 11.17 (83)12.7 (79)Lost by 4 points Coorparoo Oval [A] -
21 Sunday, 20 August (10:10 am) GWS 22.17 (149)7.10 (52)Won by 97 points Carrara Stadium [H] -
22 Bye3rd
Gold Coast's NEAFL finals matches
WeekDate and local timeOpponentScores (Gold Coast's scores indicated in bold)Venue
HomeAwayResult
QF Sunday, 28 August (2:00 pm) Mount Gravatt 26.12 (168)16.6 (102)Lost by 66 points Victoria Point [A]
SF Saturday, 3 September (9:10 pm) Morningside 7.10 (52)19.13 (127)Lost by 75 points Fankhauser Reserve [H]

Ladder

2011 NEAFL Northern Conference Ladder
PosTeamPldWLDPFPAPPPts
1 NT Thunder (C, P)18144020681436144.056
2 Mount Gravatt 18126018041645109.748
3 Gold Coast 18117017521461119.944
4 Morningside 189811641171995.538
5 Aspley 1899016991625104.636
6 Broadbeach 189901595162198.436
7 Southport 189901538166492.436
8 Redland 1881001740174199.932
9 Labrador 1851301389178377.920
10 Brisbane Lions 1841311540186482.618
Source: www.neafl.com.au
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for.
(C) Conference Premiers; (P) Premiers

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References

  1. Senior List Archived 13 October 2009 at the Wayback Machine goldcoastfc.com.au Retrieved 9 February 2011.

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