north melbourne aflw coaching staff
Instagram North Melbourne have already sacked women's coach Scott Gowans despite an 11-3 record over the club's first two AFLW seasons, replacing him with men's pro scout Darren Crocker who will serve in dual roles. With the North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos’ second pre-season set to start in a matter of weeks, a number of new staff have been locked in.Senior coach Scott Gowans will be supported by Brett Gourley (forwards coach), Nick Rutley (defence coach), and Jamieson Smalley (assistant coach Tasmania).Rutley joins after coaching stints at Carlton AFLW and Dandenong Stingrays, while Gourley comes from Calder Cannons and the under 18 Vic Metro boys program.Lauren Morecroft will return as midfield coach, having spent the past six months alongside Gowans with Melbourne University’s VFLW team.Dean Rice will also be back for a second year, supporting Gowans and the broader coaching group as AFLW coaching consultant.Cheyne Webster joins the coaching team in a newly created role ‘IDP coordinator’. He also finished runner-up in Adelaide’s club champion award in 2007-08 and third in 2009. afl.com.au 01:39 Telstra TV Box Office
As previously announced, Hawthorn premiership VFLW coach Paddy Hill is an AFLW assistant (forwards) and new head coach of the Southern Saints VFLW side.
02:15 Rutley joins after coaching stints at Carlton AFLW and Dandenong Stingrays, while Gourley comes … Telstra TV With the North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos’ second pre-season set to start in a matter of weeks, a number of new staff have been locked in. McCartney was also Egan’s line coach at Geelong. Close After two years learning the ropes as an assistant under Paul Roos, Simon Goodwin officially took the reins ahead of the 2017 season.A superstar with Adelaide, Goodwin played 275 matches from 1997-2010, with only Andrew McLeod (340 games), Tyson Edwards (321), Mark Ricciuto (312), Ben Hart (311) and Nigel Smart (278) having played more matches for the Crows. Some injury luck would also help. Egan was also a former Geelong teammate of Shannon Byrnes, who works in welfare at Melbourne.Two-time Geelong premiership player Max Rooke was appointed to the role of development coach in November 2016.Rooke, who was also a development coach with the Gold Coast Suns in 2016, played 135 matches for Geelong, including its 2007 and 2009 premierships, from 2002-10.A versatile player, with a fearless approach to the game, Rooke retired in 2010 after a knee injury ended his career prematurely.Originally a rookie with the Cats, Rooke joined Geelong from Casterton and became a highly-respected player.He overcame several injuries throughout his career – he even went to Germany for surgery on a debilitating hamstring – and was crucial in Geelong’s premiership campaigns in the late 2000s.In Geelong’s 2009 Grand Final win over St Kilda, Rooke kicked two goals.At the end of the 2011 season, Rooke was appointed to Geelong’s coaching panel and spent 2012-15 in a development role with the Cats.In late October 2015, Rooke joined Gold Coast and spent the 2016 season with the Suns.Rooke has reunited with the likes of Brendan McCartney, Matthew Egan and Shannon Byrnes, who were all part of Geelong’s successful era and are now members of Melbourne’s football department.Following a mid-season reshuffle at Melbourne in 2019, Sam Radford took over the VFL coaching reins from Jade Rawlings.Radford serves dual roles with the Casey Demons VFL side and the Melbourne AFL team, while he has previously served as an assistant coach in the AFLW program.He coached Parkdale in the VAFA from 2011-16, which included back-to-back flags in 2011-12 and runner-up in 2014.He is a AFL level three accredited coach. 05:52 Mins. AFLW Coaching Staff Mick Stinear - Senior Coach Stinear was appointed Melbourne’s women’s senior coach and development coach for the men’s team in September 2016. He crossed to Richmond as a restricted free agent in 2012.Following three successful years as Casey Demons head coach, Plapp joined the Melbourne coaching panel full-time before the 2018 season.Plapp played 44 AFL matches from 1998-2002, including 18 for Richmond from 1998-99 and 26 with St Kilda from 2000-02.In his first two AFL matches for the Tigers, Plapp booted eight goals, including three on debut against Fremantle in round 14, 1998 and five the following match against Carlton. West Coast Eagles The Kangaroos are based in North Melbourne, just 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) north of Melbourne metropolitan area.The North Melbourne Football Club was formed in 1869.
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