Next game Team List Tuesday Team List Tuesday – Round 24 By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / August 21, 2018 By Seagulls Media Peter Gubb has been named to make his 150th appearance for the BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls in the Read More Uncategorized $3000 Chemist Warehouse ‘Kick for Cash’ By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / August 17, 2018 Chemist Warehouse and the BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls invite supporters to take up the opportunity to kick a goal for Read More WMS News Brideson extends contract By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / August 16, 2018 Seagulls Media Release The BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls are pleased to announce the re-signing of head coach Adam Brideson until the Read More Team List Tuesday Team List Tuesday – Round 23 By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / August 15, 2018 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has only made one change to the team that beat Norths last weekend. (more…) Read More WMS News Ogden Set to Join Century Club By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / August 11, 2018 By Kenny Andres Like any other weekend, Daniel Ogden will lace up his boots and step onto BMD Kougari Oval. (more…) Read More Team List Tuesday – Round 24 By Seagulls Media Peter Gubb has been named to make his 150th appearance for the BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls in the final home game against the Townsville Blackhawks. The powerful winger has put together a string of strong performances in BRL A Grade and earned his call up in Intrust Super Cup. A flurry of late changes last week saw Mitch Frei, Bill Solah, Michael Dobson and Matthew Milson (debut) play in PNG. Frei holds his spot in the 17 while Stedman Lefau and Shaun Nona are named to return against the Blackhawks. Solah, Milson and Jack Goodsell return to BRL A Grade this weekend. Wynnum Manly Seagulls Daniel Ogden Peter Gubb Jeriah Goodrich Delouise Hoeter Edward Burns Shaun Nona Jayden Berrell Stedman Lefau Mitch Cronin (c) Patrick Carrigan Atelea Vea Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard Max Elliott Interchange Alex Barr Mitch Frei Salesi Funaki Lachlan Lee Coach Adam Brideson $3000 Chemist Warehouse ‘Kick for Cash’ Chemist Warehouse and the BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls invite supporters to take up the opportunity to kick a goal for $3000 at half time of the Seagulls vs Blackhawks game on Saturday, August 25. The winner drawn will be given the option to: Kick for $3000 by taking a conversion 40 metres out in front of goal Kick for $2000 by taking a conversion 30 meters out in front of goal Kick for $1000 by taking a conversion 20 meters out in front of goal Chemist Warehouse customers will receive FREE entry into the Wynnum Manly Seagulls vs Townsville Blackhawks game on August 25, 5.00pm. All Chemist Warehouse customers who spend $30 or more will be admitted free entry into the match up by simply showing their receipt at the front grate. Those who wish to go in the draw for the Kick for Cash will be asked to write their name on the back of the receipt before submitting it into the barrel located by the front gate. Kick For Cash – Key Information Purchase $30 in store at Chemist Warehouse Wynnum & Tingalpa to go in the draw to kick for the Cash After purchase, Customers are entitled to FREE entry into the Wynnum Manly Seagulls v Townsville Blackhawks match on Saturday 25th August 2018 Customers are advised the keep their receipt and are asked to present this at the front gate for FREE entry into the game Customers will then be given the opportunity to enter the ‘Kick for Cash’ draw by writing their name on the receipt and submitting this receipt into the barrel located the the front gate 10 minutes prior to the first grade game, 3 finalists will be drawn at random from the barrel The one winner will be drawn at random from the 3 finalists at half time during the first grade game The kick will take place at half-time in the first grade match The winner has an option to place kick a goal from the 40 meter line for $3000, the 30 meter line for $2000 or the 20 meter line for $1000 If the customer misses, they will receive a second chance kick from the 10 meter line for $250 All kicks are to be placed kicked (from ground) and use of a tee is allowed. No drop kicks, punts, bombs etc. Each kick will be taken directly in front of the post If all kicks are missed the winner will receive a $100 gift voucher regardless for their participation and support Customers can enter as many times as they like Kicker needs to be 18 years and over Brideson extends contract Seagulls Media Release The BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls are pleased to announce the re-signing of head coach Adam Brideson until the end of the 2020 season. The contract was formally signed today and will take the former Seagulls captain to four seasons as head coach. Wynnum Manly CEO Hanan Laban said an internal review into Seagulls’ performances and structures had reaffirmed the club’s belief that Brideson is the person best equipped to deliver long-term success. “Adam has worked very hard to implement the structures and processes behind the scenes to position us for sustained success,” Mr Laban said. “The club is the most professional it has ever been in its football operations, which allows us to better develop our players to the best level they can be. “Adam is a young coach on the way up and is highly respected by the playing group and staff. “The contract extension ensures stability in our football department and gives us the opportunity to convert our hard work into on-field success in the coming years.” Brideson said he is excited for the future at BMD Kougari Oval. “I really appreciate the confidence that the club has shown in me,” Brideson stated. “There have been many positive developments at the club in the past couple of years, including the upgrade of our facilities and strengthening of the Seagulls Academy. These will pave the way for greater development for our players and local juniors. “I am looking forward to working with all of the staff and players over the coming seasons and delivering the wins on the field that our supporters crave.” Team List Tuesday – Round 23 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has only made one change to the team that beat Norths last weekend. Keenan Palasia is named to return to the starting lineup after sitting out last weekend with an ankle injury. Junior Pita returns to BRL A Grade to make way for Palasia. Wynnum Manly Seagulls Daniel Ogden Jack Goodsell Jeriah Goodrich Delouise Hoeter Edward Burns Shaun Nona Jayden Berrell Patrick Carrigan Mitch Cronin (c) Keenan Palasia Atelea Vea Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard Max Elliott Interchange Alex Barr Stedman Lefau Salesi Funaki Lachlan Lee Coach Adam Brideson Ogden Set to Join Century Club By Kenny Andres Like any other weekend, Daniel Ogden will lace up his boots and step onto BMD Kougari Oval. However unlike any other, doing so will see Ogden join a revered fraternity, one that boasts such names as David Seage, Clayton Maher and Matthew Seamark. Soon it will include Daniel Ogden, who will play his 100th game for the Wynnum Manly Seagulls this Sunday. Almost poetically, he will be passing this milestone against the club that started the journey that lead him to donning the Seagulls colours on 100 occasions. “I definitely remember my first game – it was my debut in Cup” Ogden reminisced, recalling an impressive four-try haul on his first Queensland Cup outing, a foreshadowing for the rugby league career ahead “I got a bit lucky that day and got a bit of space” suggested a coy Ogden. But luck could not be credited for the 149 tries to follow, with Daniel last year surpassing Seagull alumni Nathanael Barnes last year as the leading try-scorer in Queensland Cup’s 23 year history. That magical try however, would not come easy. After levelling Barnes’ record in round 20, it wouldn’t be until five rounds later in the very last game of the season, coincidentally against his former club that Ogden would crossover for the try that set him atop the rest. “It was the last game of the year and the boys had been giving me a bit of stick for not crossing the line, so it suppose it was good to cross the line before the season ended” joked Ogden. “But it’s (scoring tries) not something I think about before a game” explained the competitions leading try-scorer, “I’m just focussed on doing my job” Be that as it may, Ogden’s “do my job” mentality has culminated into a whopping 153 tries over a 10 year career, 76 of which for the club he will run out for on Sunday. Whilst soon joining the Seagulls 100 club, Ogden joined a club as exclusive as one can get back in Round 17, planting a hand on a grubber that marked his 150th Intrust Super Cup try, the first player to do so. An unbelievable feat for a player who barely expected to score at all. “I didn’t think I’d ever play Queensland Cup “I was never that good as a kid, so to even have played one game and score one try is amazing to me” admitted Ogden. Ogden’s 17 tries in 2018 sits him at 76 for the Seagulls, placing him in-between fellow Hundred-Game-‘Gulls Simon Phillips (66) and Luke Dalziel-Don (82) with a whiskers chance of besting Wynnum Manly’s all-time leader David Seage (83) by season’s end. Whilst seven tries in three games seems highly unlikely, Ogden’s proven to be a fan of late-season heroics and starting with a try or two on his 100th Seagulls game would certainly lead to an exciting chase home. Tries or no tries however, raising the bat for Wynnum Manly is an achievement Ogden holds in high regard. “It means a lot” said Ogden. “At Norths I fell just short of that milestone and I was disappointed about that – but I’ve now played 100 for Wynnum and it’s a proud achievement” “It’s something I’ll remember fondly”. Load More
Team List Tuesday – Round 24 By Seagulls Media Peter Gubb has been named to make his 150th appearance for the BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls in the final home game against the Townsville Blackhawks. The powerful winger has put together a string of strong performances in BRL A Grade and earned his call up in Intrust Super Cup. A flurry of late changes last week saw Mitch Frei, Bill Solah, Michael Dobson and Matthew Milson (debut) play in PNG. Frei holds his spot in the 17 while Stedman Lefau and Shaun Nona are named to return against the Blackhawks. Solah, Milson and Jack Goodsell return to BRL A Grade this weekend. Wynnum Manly Seagulls Daniel Ogden Peter Gubb Jeriah Goodrich Delouise Hoeter Edward Burns Shaun Nona Jayden Berrell Stedman Lefau Mitch Cronin (c) Patrick Carrigan Atelea Vea Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard Max Elliott Interchange Alex Barr Mitch Frei Salesi Funaki Lachlan Lee Coach Adam Brideson
$3000 Chemist Warehouse ‘Kick for Cash’ Chemist Warehouse and the BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls invite supporters to take up the opportunity to kick a goal for $3000 at half time of the Seagulls vs Blackhawks game on Saturday, August 25. The winner drawn will be given the option to: Kick for $3000 by taking a conversion 40 metres out in front of goal Kick for $2000 by taking a conversion 30 meters out in front of goal Kick for $1000 by taking a conversion 20 meters out in front of goal Chemist Warehouse customers will receive FREE entry into the Wynnum Manly Seagulls vs Townsville Blackhawks game on August 25, 5.00pm. All Chemist Warehouse customers who spend $30 or more will be admitted free entry into the match up by simply showing their receipt at the front grate. Those who wish to go in the draw for the Kick for Cash will be asked to write their name on the back of the receipt before submitting it into the barrel located by the front gate. Kick For Cash – Key Information Purchase $30 in store at Chemist Warehouse Wynnum & Tingalpa to go in the draw to kick for the Cash After purchase, Customers are entitled to FREE entry into the Wynnum Manly Seagulls v Townsville Blackhawks match on Saturday 25th August 2018 Customers are advised the keep their receipt and are asked to present this at the front gate for FREE entry into the game Customers will then be given the opportunity to enter the ‘Kick for Cash’ draw by writing their name on the receipt and submitting this receipt into the barrel located the the front gate 10 minutes prior to the first grade game, 3 finalists will be drawn at random from the barrel The one winner will be drawn at random from the 3 finalists at half time during the first grade game The kick will take place at half-time in the first grade match The winner has an option to place kick a goal from the 40 meter line for $3000, the 30 meter line for $2000 or the 20 meter line for $1000 If the customer misses, they will receive a second chance kick from the 10 meter line for $250 All kicks are to be placed kicked (from ground) and use of a tee is allowed. No drop kicks, punts, bombs etc. Each kick will be taken directly in front of the post If all kicks are missed the winner will receive a $100 gift voucher regardless for their participation and support Customers can enter as many times as they like Kicker needs to be 18 years and over
Brideson extends contract Seagulls Media Release The BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls are pleased to announce the re-signing of head coach Adam Brideson until the end of the 2020 season. The contract was formally signed today and will take the former Seagulls captain to four seasons as head coach. Wynnum Manly CEO Hanan Laban said an internal review into Seagulls’ performances and structures had reaffirmed the club’s belief that Brideson is the person best equipped to deliver long-term success. “Adam has worked very hard to implement the structures and processes behind the scenes to position us for sustained success,” Mr Laban said. “The club is the most professional it has ever been in its football operations, which allows us to better develop our players to the best level they can be. “Adam is a young coach on the way up and is highly respected by the playing group and staff. “The contract extension ensures stability in our football department and gives us the opportunity to convert our hard work into on-field success in the coming years.” Brideson said he is excited for the future at BMD Kougari Oval. “I really appreciate the confidence that the club has shown in me,” Brideson stated. “There have been many positive developments at the club in the past couple of years, including the upgrade of our facilities and strengthening of the Seagulls Academy. These will pave the way for greater development for our players and local juniors. “I am looking forward to working with all of the staff and players over the coming seasons and delivering the wins on the field that our supporters crave.”
Team List Tuesday – Round 23 By Seagulls Media Adam Brideson has only made one change to the team that beat Norths last weekend. Keenan Palasia is named to return to the starting lineup after sitting out last weekend with an ankle injury. Junior Pita returns to BRL A Grade to make way for Palasia. Wynnum Manly Seagulls Daniel Ogden Jack Goodsell Jeriah Goodrich Delouise Hoeter Edward Burns Shaun Nona Jayden Berrell Patrick Carrigan Mitch Cronin (c) Keenan Palasia Atelea Vea Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard Max Elliott Interchange Alex Barr Stedman Lefau Salesi Funaki Lachlan Lee Coach Adam Brideson
Ogden Set to Join Century Club By Kenny Andres Like any other weekend, Daniel Ogden will lace up his boots and step onto BMD Kougari Oval. However unlike any other, doing so will see Ogden join a revered fraternity, one that boasts such names as David Seage, Clayton Maher and Matthew Seamark. Soon it will include Daniel Ogden, who will play his 100th game for the Wynnum Manly Seagulls this Sunday. Almost poetically, he will be passing this milestone against the club that started the journey that lead him to donning the Seagulls colours on 100 occasions. “I definitely remember my first game – it was my debut in Cup” Ogden reminisced, recalling an impressive four-try haul on his first Queensland Cup outing, a foreshadowing for the rugby league career ahead “I got a bit lucky that day and got a bit of space” suggested a coy Ogden. But luck could not be credited for the 149 tries to follow, with Daniel last year surpassing Seagull alumni Nathanael Barnes last year as the leading try-scorer in Queensland Cup’s 23 year history. That magical try however, would not come easy. After levelling Barnes’ record in round 20, it wouldn’t be until five rounds later in the very last game of the season, coincidentally against his former club that Ogden would crossover for the try that set him atop the rest. “It was the last game of the year and the boys had been giving me a bit of stick for not crossing the line, so it suppose it was good to cross the line before the season ended” joked Ogden. “But it’s (scoring tries) not something I think about before a game” explained the competitions leading try-scorer, “I’m just focussed on doing my job” Be that as it may, Ogden’s “do my job” mentality has culminated into a whopping 153 tries over a 10 year career, 76 of which for the club he will run out for on Sunday. Whilst soon joining the Seagulls 100 club, Ogden joined a club as exclusive as one can get back in Round 17, planting a hand on a grubber that marked his 150th Intrust Super Cup try, the first player to do so. An unbelievable feat for a player who barely expected to score at all. “I didn’t think I’d ever play Queensland Cup “I was never that good as a kid, so to even have played one game and score one try is amazing to me” admitted Ogden. Ogden’s 17 tries in 2018 sits him at 76 for the Seagulls, placing him in-between fellow Hundred-Game-‘Gulls Simon Phillips (66) and Luke Dalziel-Don (82) with a whiskers chance of besting Wynnum Manly’s all-time leader David Seage (83) by season’s end. Whilst seven tries in three games seems highly unlikely, Ogden’s proven to be a fan of late-season heroics and starting with a try or two on his 100th Seagulls game would certainly lead to an exciting chase home. Tries or no tries however, raising the bat for Wynnum Manly is an achievement Ogden holds in high regard. “It means a lot” said Ogden. “At Norths I fell just short of that milestone and I was disappointed about that – but I’ve now played 100 for Wynnum and it’s a proud achievement” “It’s something I’ll remember fondly”.
