Port Stephens AFL Club Looking to a Bright Future with New President Darren McKimm

Port Stephens AFL Club players Dane McKimm, Tyson Hay, Scarlett Potter, Caitlyn Ashpole, and Jesse Bose.
Port Stephens AFL Club players Dane McKimm, Tyson Hay, Scarlett Potter, Caitlyn Ashpole, and Jesse Bose.

 

PORT Stephens AFL Club is looking to expanding under the direction of new Club President, Mr Darren McKimm.

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Part of a sports-mad family who are devoted AFL followers, Mr McKimm told News Of The Area he is looking forward to the joys and challenges of presiding over the Club.

“We cover from Fern Bay, Williamtown, Raymond Terrace, Medowie, Lemon Tree Passage, Tanilba Bay, and up to Karuah.”

The Club which has been running for almost twenty years, currently has Auskick for 5 to 12 year olds, U9s, U11s, U13s, U15s, U17, and a senior women’s team.

The women’s first season was in 2018 and have worked hard to form a cohesive and competitive team.

“Considering about half of the women have never played before, they did really well,”

Mr McKimm told News Of The Area, “One of my goals as President is to form a senior men’s team in the next two to three years.”

Mr McKimm’s young sons are also part of the Club, motivating his decision to stand as President.

Mr McKimm said, “My boys both play for the Club and I enjoy watching them play.”

“We are a family focussed Club.”

“AFL is an exciting game to watch live.”

Encouraging more people to play, Mr McKimm said, “It’s good for fitness, our Club offers a friendly environment, and the coaches are approachable.”

 

By Heather SHARP

 

Noah McKimm focuses on the game.
Noah McKimm focuses on the game.

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