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TIGERS CLUB NEWS ARCHIVE
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TIGERS NEWS 16th November 2005
Queanbeyan Tigers Highlights for Season 2005
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Mark Armstrong appointed Coach for fourth term.
• First, Reserve and Under 18 Grade teams play in their respective
1st semi final(s)
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Andrew Lieschke – Runner up in Mulrooney Medal
• Club is Runner up in Club Championships
• Michael Niesen – Reserve Grade League leading goalkicker
with 83 goals.
• Jeff Charman – Under 18 Grade League goalkicker runner
up with 57 goals
• AFL Canberra Representatives: Mitch Daniher, Andrew
Lieshcke and Paul Williams
• AFL Canberra Team of the Year inclusions: Andrew Lieschke, Mark
Armstrong, Mitch Daniher
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Life Membership awarded to Damian Kirkwood for services rendered to Football
• New Administration Manager – Jordan Longmore
• New Chairman of Football - Bob Gibbs appointed when Geoff Gosling
resigns after serving 7 Years.
• Upgrade of home team changerooms / showers and gym area at Margaret
Donoghoe Sports Ground
• Walk of Honour Pathway at MDO opened in honour of Michael Haddock
– tragically taken on Christmas Eve – 2004. The Walkway
acknowledges achievements of 200 1st Grade game players.
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Additional Supporters Deck constructed alongside Administration Building
at Margaret Donoghoe Sportsground.
• Michael Goiser plays his 300th Club Game for the Tigers during
a 20 year playing career.
• James Dore, Dave Hunter and Chris Davis admitted to Tigers Wall
of Fame
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Kane Cawse, Jon Elias and Dennis Quade – admitted to 100 Club for
the achievement of playing 100 Club games.
• Tigers produce an updated version of the Clubs video history
in addition to publishing “The History of the Tigers 100 Club and
Famous Tigers”.
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PD 2 – Under 15 Premiership victory is fourth consecutive premiership
for this team.
• Tuggeranong Grand Final Luncheon Supporter of the Year –
Queanbeyan’s Jock MacAulay.
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Mitch Daniher wins Tigers 1st Grade Best and Fairest at age 19 –
one of the youngest.
• Tigers 20 Year Reunion of 1985 1st and Reserve Grade Premierships
teams – a fantastic occasion.
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