Juzzi Morrow - 100 games

A SURNAME synonymous with the Moe Football-Netball Club adds another footnote to its history books this week, with Justin Morrow set to play his 100th game. Known to all as Juzzi (or Justice or Juz-man), the midfielder/forward is one of the most recognisable and energetic personalities around the club.

Opportunistic around goal, he is perhaps the greatest personification of the phrase: “when he’s on, he’s on”. Juzzi has enjoyed some of the most outstanding purple patches, at times seemingly having the ball on a string for minutes on end.

Examples include a five-goal haul in his first senior game for the season last year, and another four goal effort that is still remembered as ‘Morrow’s Match’.

His personal best is six goals.

A past club captain, he is one to drive standards on game day and on the training track. His journey to 100 games has also been determined, as he has battled concussion at times.  A chippy turned sparkie by trade, he is often seen igniting celebrations following a win (“Get some tunes pumping”).

Juzzi has played in multiple finals series, and also had the thrill of playing alongside his brothers, Sam and Tyler, and cousins Ben and Trent. Cousins Lachlan and Matt have also played for the club, as have uncles Brett and Darren, while aunty Karen is a life member.

All up, the Morrows have combined for more than 700 games in the maroon and blue.  

DECLAN KEILTY played his 100^th senior game for Moe at Sale Round 9.One of the best intercept defenders in the competition, Keilty has been a standout performer for the Lions. His career has essentially had four iterations: Gippsland Power/Moe, VFL/AFL, Moe playing-coach and now Moe senior leader. Declan played a number of senior games for Moe as a youngster when available from Gippsland Power, before grinding out a lengthy career in VFL years. He was taken in the 2016 rookie draft by Melbourne, and went on to play at the highest level. Returning to Moe in 2021, he won the senior best-and-fairest that year, and then took the reigns as senior coach. Moe made two preliminary finals in his three years as coach. His on-field performances have been exceptional, especially in desperation defence. A goal-saving tackle in the 2023 semi-final is still spoken about as one of the greatest individual acts ever seen. Declan’s consistency won him a place in the club’s most recent team of the decade, and he was named in the league’s team of the year every season from 2022 to 2024. Off the field, he has been a leading light in many aspects. He now dedicates his time to helping the next crop of players, assisting with the under 18s. Most tellingly, he has been the recipient of three of the last four Ian Jennings Memorials, awarded to the player who displays the most excellence on and off field.

JACOB Wood joined a very exclusive club on June 20th 2026. The veteran played senior game number 250 for Moe. Only three men have reached this milestone in the club’s history (Peter Ainsworth, Chris Smogavec and Reno Fusinato).The Wood Duck has been a durable inside midfielder across more than 15 seasons. Ever the professional, he has rarely missed a game, and is usually found putting his body on the line either between the arcs or inside 50.Wood has played in six finals series for virtually a season of games in finals (15).  He was senior captain for six seasons from 2019 to 2024.Achievements include two-time selection in the Gippsland League Team of the Year, and two Moe Football-Netball Club teams of the decade. In more recent seasons, he has played as a high-pressure forward, and found a knack for kicking goals out of congestion. A fan-favourite due to his ferocious attack on the ball, the man known as 'Frank' will perhaps best be remembered for taking possibly the greatest mark ever seen at Ted Summerton Reserve. In a game against Drouin in 2021, Wood propelled himself from a long way back, jumped onto the shoulders of an opponent, and plucked the ball one-handed while flying sideways in mid-air. Moe FNC has been a part of life for the Woods, with Jacob’s wife Carly also a 200 game netballer and life member.  Both have remained extremely loyal throughout the highs and lows of sport, and contributed greatly to the life and times of the club.   That contribution continues today, with the pair currently running Moe's Auskick centre.