Round 11, 2003
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Venue: The Dome | ||||||||||||||||||
| Date: Sun June 8, 2003 | Result: Loss by 40 points | ||||||||||||||||||
| Umpires: Coates, K.Nicholls, M.Nicholls | Crowd: 43,587 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: Camporeale, Fevola 3, Lappin 2, Beaumont, Fisher, Fletcher, Whitnall 1 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Reports: Andrew McKay (Striking Peter Riccardi) - Not Guilty; Brendan Fevola (Charging Steven King) - Not Guilty | Injuries: Wiggins (knee), Hickmott (groin) | ||||||||||||||||||
Game Review
The match was tight until mid way through the third quarter, with several lead changes. At that stage the Blues had a narrow lead after kicking 2 unanswered goals. But two 50 m penalties gave the Cats goals and the lead and then a 6 goal to 3 last quarter saw them run out 40 point winners.
Anthony Koutoufides had 31 possessions, Scott Camporeale 27 and 3 goals while Ryan Houlihan had 24. Brendan Fevola kicked 3 goals early but was then well held by Scarlett. Matthew Lappin kicked 2 goals.
Whilst debut player Kade Simpson did not trouble the stats sheet, he would go on to become a Champ for the Navy Blues in a very dark era.
Fourteen seasons and 270 games later in 2017 and Kade is still playing top level AFL football.
Team
| B: | 5 Andrew McKay (a/c) | 10 Mick Martyn | 8 Lance Whitnall |
| HB: | 33 Ryan Houlihan | 37 Karl Norman | 34 Simon Wiggins |
| C: | 32 Bret Thornton | 31 Simon Fletcher | 29 Simon Beaumont |
| HF: | 30 Jarrad Waite | 2 Corey McKernan | 16 Scott Camporeale |
| F: | 14 Brad Fisher | 25 Brendan Fevola | 12 Matthew Lappin |
| Ruck: | 11 Barnaby French | 43 Anthony Koutoufides | 36 Trent Sporn |
| Interchange: | 9 Adrian Hickmott (a/vc) | 27 Darren Hulme | 41 Jonathon McCormick |
| 6 Kade Simpson | |||
| Coach: | Denis Pagan | ||
| Emg: | Justin Murphy | Matthew Allan | Jim Plunkett |
| In: | Scott Camporeale | Kade Simpson | Lance Whitnall |
| Out: | Brett Ratten (shoulder) | Justin Murphy | Jim Plunkett |
Milestone
Debut: Kade Simpson
Brownlow Votes
3: Matthew Scarlett (GEE)
2: Paul Chapman (GEE)
1: Anthony Koutoufides (CARL)
