Adam White reaches 250 games for Gosnells

Gosnells player Adam White will play his 250th game for the Club this Saturday.

Adam started playing at the Gosnells Football Club in 2003 playing 55 colts games, 18 reserves and 177 league matches to date.

He was the league captain in 2011 and 2012 and won the club’s most consistent award in the same years.

Adam was awarded life membership of the Gosnells Football Club in 2014.

Three more Gosnells players will also reach milestone games on Saturday with Chris Watterston playing 150 games while Brent Phillis and Luke Chapman both play their 100th game.

The Perth Football League congratulates Adam, Chris, Brent and Luke on their milestone games.

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