top of page
  • Writer's pictureQBN Tigers Club

100 Club Dinner a huge success!

Mark Armstrong addresses the crowd

Brett Fruend

Large crowd in attendance

Paul Walshe interviews Hannah Dunn

Four new 100 Club inductees

100 Club members

Andrew Swan and Kade Klemke

Jill Bright and Michael Goiser

Much has been written in previous editions of the Growler newsletter and websites about those players who this year have reached 100 games.

As of Saturday night each of them has now been formally inducted as full members of the 100 Club. Congratulations Hannah Dunn, Kristen Turner, Brett Fruend and Paul Williams on this fantastic achievement.

Close to 120 people filled the Tigers Club to be part of the inductions. This included some guest who travelled significant distances to be there including Michael Kavanagh, James Kavanagh and his partner Amy Beattie (from Melbourne), Chris Davis (from Wagga), and Ian and Linda Muir (from “enemy territory” – Ainslie).

The night also saw Brett Fruend  acknowledged for his 150 Club games (achieved in last year’s preliminary final) and Andrew Swan’s 100 Club games (achieved on the day of this year’s 100 Club dinner).

Expertly compared by Paul Walshe as usual, the night also included the dedication of our time-keepers box in the name of long-standing volunteer timekeeper Wally Thompson and our electronic scoreboard dedicated in the name of Jill Bright for her work over many decades of operating both the old manual scoreboard and the new electronic one. Wally and Jill’s plaques have been installed at the front of the Jack MacNamara Grandstand at Allinsure Park.

Displayed on this page are some of the many photos of the night including the group photo of 100 Club members in attendance along with the club’s latest inductees. The night also included the official unveiling of our new Wall of Fame. See…

4 views0 comments

Recent Posts

See All
bottom of page