Grand Final— September 20, 2014 MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER As another football season draws to a close, the final day of competition has arrived for AFL Sydney with Premier Division Finals here at Blacktown International Sports Park.
In an extraordinary result, eight clubs will compete for the four premierships on offer, capping off another fantastic season in Sydney’s premier AFL competition. It’s been an exciting year of football for everyone, and well done to those who still remain at the business end of the season.
Each year we see AFL Sydney evolve and improve, and we are committed to ensuring that the competi- tion remains a high quality league at the fore of our football community here in NSW/ACT. Our represen- tative football program was a highlight this year - which included the first ever women’s team playing under the AFL Sydney banner. Over the June long weekend both senior teams travelled to Canberra to take on AFL Canberra at Manuka which resulted in two great wins for the Sydney sides.
We’ve seen six Premierships already decided for 2014; congratulations to all the clubs involved, in particu- lar to the winners of the Women’s Division 1 – Sydney University. It was a fantastic weekend of football out at Blacktown, and all the clubs who were involved should be commended for the quality of the matches and the way they were conducted.
Congratulations to Blacktown (Division Five), UTS (Division Four), Randwick(Division Three) and Sydney Uni (Division Two) who claimed titles over Penrith, Wollondilly, Penrith and Blacktown respectively.
Today looks to be another fantastic day of football, and the rematch of last year’s Premier Division Grand Final between Pennant Hills and Manly will no doubt be an exciting contest. Manly-Warringah, in their first year as the GIANTS, have continued their stellar run in Premier Division in just their second year of inclu- sion. Pennant Hills will be buoyed by the inclusion of Phelan Medallist Alex Goodall, awarded earlier this week, who will look to cap off his milestone year with a big win.
The finals race for Premier Division came down to the final game of the season when the East Coast Ea- gles upset UNSW/ES to bundle them out of finals and give Sydney University fifth position, a testament to the genuine competitiveness of the league.
The AFL Sydney Women’s competition went from strength to strength in its second year of multiple divi- sions. Sydney University prevailed in a tightly-fought contest with UNSW-ES in the Premier Division Grand Final, which exemplified the skill, athleticism and toughness of the women’s game. Sydney University followed on from their victory with midfielder Stephanie Walker taking out the Premier Division Best & Fairest at the Phelan Medal presentation earlier this week. Southern Power won the local derby over the Wollongong Saints to earn them the Division 2 Premiership for 2014, in another enthralling encounter.
A very exciting day of football is ahead of us and I look forward to watching all the action from the stands.
Thank you also to everyone who has played a role in making this season a success - players, supporters, club sponsors and the countless volunteers that go into running a club. Your contributions are vital to the health and success of our wonderful game.
Craig Bolton—General Manager AFL NSW/ACT
www.sydneyafl.com.au 1 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 CODE OF CONDUCT
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www.sydneyafl.com.au 2 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 2014 AFL SYDNEY GRAND FINAL
Saturday, 20 September 2014 @ Blacktown International Sports Park
Under 19 Div Two @ 8.45am
Moorebank Magpies v. Western Suburbs Magpies
Under 19 Div One @ 11.00am
North Shore Bombers v. St George Dragons
Division One @ 1.15pm
Balmain Tigers v. UTS
Premier Division @ 4.00pm
Manly Warringah Giants v. Pennant Hills Demons
Presentations of the Best on Ground Medal, Premiership Medallions and Premiership Cup will be completed at the conclusion of each match on the ground in front of the Grandstand.
PAST GRAND FINAL RESULTS AFL SYDNEY PREMIER DIVISION
2013 Blacktown Manly Warringah 11.14.80 def Pennant Hills 11.6.72 2012 Blacktown UNSW/ES 13.11.79 def. Balmain 7.5.47 2011 Blacktown East Coast Eagles 17.12.114 def Balmain 10.11.71 2010 Blacktown East Coast Eagles 13.9.87 def Sydney University 10.10.70 2009 Blacktown East Coast Eagles 22.12.144 def UNSW/ES 13.12.90 2008 Henson Park Pennant Hills 20.12.132 def East Coast Eagles 3.10.28 2007 Henson Park North Shore 12.15.87 def St George 9.12.66 2006 Henson Park Pennant Hills 5.20.50 def East Coast Eagles 7.6.48 2005 Henson Park North Shore 13.9.87 def Western Suburbs 6.10.46 2004 Henson Park North Shore 10.11.71 def St George 7.4.46 2003 Monarch Field UNSW/ES 12.10.82 def North Shore 10.16.76 2002 Roger Sheeran UNSW/ES 16.10.106 def North Shore 11.6.72 2001 Roger Sheeran North Shore 12.12.84 def Campbelltown 10.9.69 2000 Roger Sheeran Pennant Hills 15.12.102 def North Shore 10.7.67 1999 Roger Sheeran Campbelltown 18.5.113 def Balmain 13.13.91 1998 Roger Sheeran Balmain 12.13.85 def Pennant Hills 9.11.65 1997 Wagener Oval Balmain 17.13.155 def St George 11.14.80 1996 Wagener Oval Western Suburbs 12.16.88 def Pennant Hills 11.10.76 1995 Monarch Field Campbelltown 16.19.115 def Pennant Hills 9.5.59 1994 Macquarie Fields Campbelltown 13.6.94 def North Shore 12.15.87 1993 Gore Hill Oval St George 17.13.115 def North Shore 9.26.80
www.sydneyafl.com.au 3 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 MANLY WARRINGAH NOTES The Manly-Warringah Australian Football Club 2014 season is now nearing the end with Premier Division Grand final the last game, and a huge grand final replay it is - and for the Club a defence of this crown is the ultimate prize. The 2014 season has been a successful one for the Club, starting with the inauguration of the Manly-Warringah Women's team who from a standing start of 6 players in preseason have managed to bring together a team week in week out and come away with 4 wins for the season - an incredible feat for a group of women who in the main have not played AFL before, and certainly not played together as a team. Our U19s team was promoted to Division 1 for the first time in the Club's history - and the boys exceeded expecta- tions falling one game short of the getting into the Grand Final - an achievement further impressed that they were leading going into the last break of the preliminary final; the future is bright as majority of the boys are young enough to play U19s in 2015. Our senior mens Division 4 side had a solid year, though missing out on finals showed some real exciting glimpses during the season beating 3 eventual finalists sides from Round 9 to end of the H&A season. Our senior mens Division 2 side like the U19 fell one game short of the Grand Final, and throughout the season showed they were genuine finals contenders. Premier Division maintained the rage in 2014 retaining the minor premiership, and through to the Grand Final this weekend as genuine favourites, and mindful of keeping the lid on this. The success for the 2014 season across all teams culminated in the Club - for third year running - winning the AFL Sydney Club Championship. The Club is proud of what it has achieved in 2014 and has a steely eye on the ultimate prize this Saturday. Off the field the Club is indebted to the many committed and selfless volunteers who hold our Club fabric together; to the GWS Giants for aligning with our Club for the first time this year, allowing the club access to the profession- alism of their know-how and to their world class facilities; and to all our sponsors, our major sponsor being Hotel Steyne - for their long terms support for the Club and community football. Finally to the Manly- Warringah players and coaches themselves, irrespective of outcomes of this weekend, what an incredible result you have achieved this year. Very well done to all involved in the Club.
Players to Watch
Tyrone Armitage Brayden Fowler
Connor Pettersson
www.sydneyafl.com.au 4 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 MANLY WARRINGAH PLAYER PROFILES 1. David Stroud - 25 year old, tall hard running 2. Lachlan Kilpatrick - 21 year old, excellent half back, who can manipulate play. Hands on runner through the midfield with dangerous use player with long kick. Proud member of the back of the ball around goal. True student of the six game
3. Tyrone Armitage - 25 year old, club leader, 4. James Brain - 22 year old, excellent reader of who can craft a possession out of traffic and the play and ball user. Virtually impossible to evade opposition tag. Quality midfield player who loves it hard
5. Brayden Fowler—22 year old, goal scorer, 6. Ryan Wearne - 22 year old, member of the applies fanatical pressure in the front half. Loves invincible six, approaches every contest as to hit the pack and has great hands. though his life depends on it.
7. Jack Hawkins - 23 year old, looks like Jane, 9. Anthony Robertson - 24 year old, goal scor- plays like Tarzan. Key element in the midfield ing midfielder, likes to jazz it up a bit. A Stevie J style player.
10. Jimi McDonald - 24 year old, never seen on 11. Connor Pettersson - 24 year old, Part of the the same interchange bench as Jack Hawkins. hard running good ball using midfield. Goal Hard at it midfielder with battle hardened body kicking high pressure player.
12. Angus Buncle - 24 year old, Like his wallet, 13. Gareth Benbow—29 years old, Powerful, rarely seen out of the back pocket. Member of hard running defender who creates from the the invincible six back half. Part of the invincible six
14. Thomas Thurgarland - 22 year old, adds style 16. Michael Atkinson—25 years old, battle hard- and run to the team. Loves the open spaces ened warrior, who is both elusive and damaging where he excels with ball in hand, very accountable
17. Jordan Weir—20 years old, gifted with speed, 18. Levi Brain - 24 year old, finds and creates height and decision making, loves to be sur- space, excellent ball user and decision make, he rounded by his five mates in the back half is the import/export man between back and front of the team.
20. Calum Johnston - 19 year old, No nonsense 22. Jack Lynch - 21 year old, polished and com- midfielder who deserves respect from opponents posed defender who is cool in a crisis. Will and has it in spade from teammates assess the best route out of the Wolves defence in a matter of seconds and use the ball accord- ingly.
23. Hayden Washington - 19 year old, Part of the 26. Tom McCaffrey—18 years old, brilliant tall marking forward line, hard trainer, hard body, young player runs like the wind, kicks the ball a long kick mile and loves it i tight
27. Jack Parker—17 years old, talented young 29. Nathan Bosschieter - 24 year old, hard run- player who can play the pressure small forward or ning player that can go forward or back. Genu- run through the middle. Great by foot, hand or ine speed, highly polished, quality player. mouth
30. William Brassil - 24 year old, tall defender 31. Tom Beckett—27 years old, a midfielder who is arguably the most natural athlete in the who burns opponents with glee and endeavour. group, can have a run in the ruck. Loves the back Hard working, hard body, decision maker with six the determination
34. Tom Pyle—28 years old, quality overhead, 35. Daniel Dickerson—24 years old, hard bodied can play on ball or in the front half. Natural spring ruck that is blessed with soft hands and hard and powerful competitive desire nature. Slides forward to damage opponents
www.sydneyafl.com.au 5 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 PREMIER DIVISION GRAND FINAL MANLY WARRINGAH PENNANT HILLS Senior Coach: Leigh Brain Senior Coach: Chris Yard Colours: Maroon & White Colours: Red & Navy Blue
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 DAVID STROUD 2 SEBASTIAN PARKER 2 LACHLAN KILPATRICK 3 AARON CRISFIELD 3 TYRONE ARMITAGE 4 MATT THOMAS 4 JAMES BRAIN 5 LLOYD SHEPHERD 5 BRAYDEN FOWLER 6 BRANT JACK 6 RYAN WEARNE 9 NICK CAMPBELL 7 JACK HAWKINS 10 ROB WATTS 8 HARRY WEBB 11 THEO MORAITIS 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON 12 SAM ZIKMAN 10 HARRISON KOCH 13 HARRY ANGEL 11 CONNOR PETTERSSON 14 ALEX GOODALL 12 ANGUS BUNCLE 15 KIERAN WRIGHT 13 GARETH BENBOW 16 TIM WALES THOMAS THURGARLAND 14 17 ADAM NIXON ERIC BURKE 15 18 DAN WITT MICHAEL ATKINSON 16 20 STEPHEN WRAY 17 JORDAN WEIR 21 BEN URWIN 18 LEVI BRAIN 22 REGAN PINKER 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON 23 DANIEL PREEN 20 CALUM JOHNSTON 25 DAMIAN DELL’AQUILA 21 JACK HUNTER 26 DAVID SMITH 22 JACK LYNCH 27 JESSE HARE 23 HAYDEN WASHINGTON CAMERON SMITH 24 DANIEL DICKERSON 28 GLENN WATTS 25 THOMAS FARRELLY 29 26 TOM MCCAFFREY 30 PETER BARNES 27 JACK PARKER 31 JAMES DUNN 28 JACKSON POLA-SMITH 34 TOM ANGEL 29 NATHAN BOSSCHIETER 37 TIM SCOULAR 30 WILLS BRASSIL 38 SAM WIDMER 36 JIMI MCDONALD 41 MATT CAREY 37 JAMES BEHAGG 42 THOMAS EDMONDS 38 PHILLIP PRIOR 43 TED WIDMER 39 JAMES MASON 47 NICK HEY 40 TOM SCHULTZ 52 CODY STUCKER 41 SAM HAIDER 56 RANGA EDIRIWICKRAMA
Previous Meetings Round 2 Manly Warringah 20.9 (129) defeated Pennant Hills 5.9 (39) Round 12 Manly Warringah 10.8 (68) defeated Pennant Hills 8.10 (58) 2nd SF Manly Warringah 3.15 (33) defeated Pennant Hills 4.6 (30)
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL
GIANTS DEMONS www.sydneyafl.com.au 6 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 TEAM LINEUPS
L.Shepherd B.Fowler
S.Parker J.Hare L.Brain N.Bosschieter
Manly
C.Smith B.Urwin K.Wright L.Kilpatrick H.Washington T.Armitage
S.Widmer D.Dickerson
T.Wales H.Angel N.Hey J. Brain C.Johnston T.Thurgarland
A.Goodall A.Robertson
D.Dell’Aquila C.Pettersson
M.Carey T.Widmer S.Wray D.Stroud J.Lynch J.Weir
R.Ediriwickrama S.Zikman R.Wearne G.Benbow
Interchange – Interchange – Manly Pennant Hills (from) Warringah (from) T.Scoular A.Crisfield D.Witt J.Hawkins M.Atkinson W.Brassil T.Angel P.Barnes J.McDonald A.Buncle L.Vile J.Dunn T.Beckett J.Parker M.Thomas T.Moraitis T.Pyle T.McCaffrey
www.sydneyafl.com.au 7 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 PENNANT HILLS PLAYER PROFILES
2. Sebastian Parker - 33 years old, Hard hitting member 3. Aaron Crisfield - 24 years old, Very strong midfielder and general of the back six. Leads by example and voice with great composure. Can also play down back or up forward when needed
4. Matt Thomas - 24 years old, Strong all round foot- 5. Lloyd Shepherd—33 years old, Very rarely beaten baller, very good overhead. Been playing great football key defender. Selected as Team of the Year Full Back in 2014, running in the midfield and up forward and captain for good reason
11. Theo Moraitis - 18 years old, strong marking young- 12. Sam Zikman—29 years old, One of the best mid- ster with good skills. Was apart of the Under 23s Repre- sized forwards in competition. Very experienced with sentative side strong hands
13. Harry Angel - 21 years old, Plays anywhere and 14. Alex Goodall—24 year old, 2014 Phelan Medallist brings hardness and courage each week and Rep player of the year. Very strong and extremely hard at the contest. Enjoys kicking a goal
15. Kieran Wright - 32 years old, Former Phelan medal- 16. Tim Wales - 22 years old, Strong midfielder who list who regularly turns defence into attack with his can play up forward. Strong over the ball and great natural ability. Exceptional by foot skills
18. Dan Witt - 24 years old, Moved from defence into 20. Stephen Wray—19 years old, Very talented player attack this year and has flourished. Brings pressure by who can turn a game on its head. Very dangerous the truck load forward who knows where the goals are
21. Ben Urwin—24 years old, Another key member of the 22. Regan Pinker—19 years old, another one of the back six, who enjoys the challenge of playing on key Demons young star players with good skills forwards. Strong hands and great rebounding pace
23. Daniel Preen - 19 years old, Young forward player 25. Damian Dell’Aquila - 27 years old, Outstanding who is strong and an accurate kick for goal leader and does so by example. Super consistent with great skills and awareness and enjoys the contest
26. David Smith - 29 years old, Onballer with natural 27. Jesse Hare - 18 years old, An attacking defender ability and good skills in moving the ball forward with great foot skills. When given a job, he never lets the team down
28. Cameron Smith - 24 years old, Very solid defender 30. Peter Barnes - 26 years old, True utility. Can play who loves breaking line with his spend and strength forward, back, across the centre or in a run with role
31. James Dunn - 19 years old, Can play anywhere. 34. Tom Angel - 24 years old, Thrives on the hard ball. Excels across the centre with his great pace and foot Very competitive midfielder and moves forward and skills kicks goals
37. Tim Scoular - 24 years old, Strong centre half for- 38. Sam Widmer - 27 years old, Mobile ruckman who ward with very strong hands. Makes a contest each and can also win his own ball around the ground every time
40. Lachlan Vile—19 years old, utility player who can 41. Matthew Carey - 27 years old, Former Phelan play anywhere. Super quick and reliable wherever he medallist is an attacking weapon. Possesses great plays speed and one of the best kicks in the competition
42. Thomas Edmonds - 19 years old, Onballer who 43. Ted Widmer - 23 years old, Plays back or forward thrives on being at the bottom of the packs and moving with good defensive skills and accurate kicking the ball forward
47. Nick Hey—17 years old, another utility player. Gets 56. Ranga Ediriwickrama - 23 years old, A player with used across all lines, with strong hands and great skills natural ability who can deliver the ball with accuracy by both hand and foot
www.sydneyafl.com.au 8 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 PENNANT HILLS NOTES Grand Final Day.
It is a long season for our players, many of whom started training in November 2013 and to make the Grand Final in consecutive years is a credit to the all players and our exceptional Premier Division Coach- ing Staff of Chris Yard and Andrew McLellen supported by our team Manager Chris Thomas.
2014 has been an exceptional year for the club, our 11th straight year in Premier Division Finals and a year in which both Division 1 and Division 3 also played finals. Our ability to promote our young players through the ranks places the club in strong position in future years with nearly 40 players representing our under 19 team.
Congratulations and thankyou to all of the coaches in Jason Clarke, David Pinker, Jarrod Myers and their team Managers of Wayne Keating, Michael Trenamen and Simon Breen.
The growth and strength of our club will see us field an additional lower Division team – all new players enquiries are welcome.
The ability for our club to provide qualified Physiotherapy staff at every game for every grade could not be achieved without the support of Lauren Cain – thank you. And to all of our of our Sponsors, Mem- bers, supporters and friends thank you – you and the players are what makes our club so special.
Tonight we head back to Cherrybrook Community Centre at Mike Kenny Oval at around 7.00pm - 7.30pm for a Spit Roast, some drinks and some great Penno Community friendship. All supporters and friends of the club are encouraged to attend with entry and a Spit Roast meal only $10.
Finally to our Premier Division players – Win or Lose you have our support and admiration as a group of not only talented players but outstanding young men. You represent our nearly 50 years of club history admirably, but today is your chance to make history.
To both teams, Penno and Manly, let’s have a great game put on a spectacle of Australian Football in Sydney.
Players to Watch
Damian Dell’Aquilla Sam Zikman
Alex Goodall
www.sydneyafl.com.au 9 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 DIVISION ONE GRAND FINAL BALMAIN UTS Senior Coach: Luke Jarjoura Senior Coach: Anthony Rosen Colours: Yellow & Black Colours: Teal & Black
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 ALEX O’DEA 1 NICK BARRETT 3 BRYCE THOMSON 2 OLLIE BRECHT 4 EDEN BENNELL 3 PHIL BREDIN 5 JORDAN MOORE 4 DUNCAN BROWN 6 RYAN HEZLETT 5 JAMES CAICA WILL CHAMBERS 7 CHRIS BOLT 6 7 TIM COLE 9 HUGH PRIEST 8 TIM CROW 10 BRADLEY PLUG 9 BRIAN CUNNANE 11 LUKE JARJOURA 10 ANDREW DAVIS 12 EDEN WOODEND 11 MORGAN DAVIS 14 JOEL GRAY 12 LIAM FLANAGAN 15 REESE GILLESPIE 13 LUCAS HENRY 16 BLAKE MALCOLM 14 ALEX HART 17 RICHARD TYRRELL 15 NICK HASLEM 18 JAYDEN DONATO 16 LUKE HEFFERNAN 19 NICK WHITEHEAD 17 SIMON HORAN 22 TRAVIS MARTIN 18 ZAC JARDINE 24 DANIEL LLOYD 19 LOCKIE LAMONT 27 JASON FRETWELL 20 ASH LOXTON 28 ROMAN CHOWANETZ 21 WILL MCCULLOUGH 29 BILL SHIPWAY 22 NICK MORLING 30 AARON COTTRELL 23 DANIEL MURRELL 32 NICK HALLIDAY 24 TOM NIXON TOM PERKS 34 ALISTAIRE DUELL-FERGUSON 25 26 BRENDAN PITT 35 ADAM MIDDLETON 27 GUS PORTER 36 HARRY JENKINS 28 MARK RIGBY 37 KEVIN JONES 29 SHAUN SILVER 38 COLIN BROWN 30 HARRY SLEIGH 39 ASHLE AZHAR 31 MATT STREMPL 40 JAMES WEST 32 MARK TREWHELLA 43 RYAN HUGHES 33 LUKE TRIMBOLI 44 NICK CROSSLAND 34 ED WILLIAMS 46 DAMON WOODEND 35 HARRY WHITING Previous Meetings Round 5 Balmain 12.13 (85) defeated UTS 5.15 (45) Round 18 Balmain 8.12 (60) defeated UTS 6.6 (42) 2nd SF Balmain 10.12 (72) defeated UTS 7.5 (47)
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL TIGERS BATS
www.sydneyafl.com.au 10 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 UNDER 19s DIV ONE GRAND FINAL NORTH SHORE ST GEORGE Senior Coach: Jamie O’Dell Senior Coach: Derek Waters Colours: Red & Black Colours: Red & White
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 BENJAMIN CUNNINGHAM 1 WILSON MURRAY 2 JAMES GARING 2 JACK HILL 3 NICHOLAS HURRELL 3 DANIEL GEORGIEVSKI TIMOTHY TEGG 4 ANGUS MACRAE 4 JACK GUTHRIE 5 JARROD STEINFORT 5 6 JACKSON CLARIDGE 6 NICHOLAS GARRICK 7 SIMON MCGRILLEN 8 WILL TAYLOR 8 CHRIS BELCHEFF 9 BEN WICKHAM 9 BRAYDEN KILPATRICK 10 MITCHELL WRIGHT 10 CAMERON KOLSTER ZACHARY FYFFE 11 11 JACOB STEK 13 JAKE MONK 12 NICHOLAS SWANSON 14 CAMERON PUGH 13 RILEY ORR 15 SUDKET FRASER-KRAUSE 14 DANIEL RUSSELL 17 MICHAEL GOODE 15 JUSTIN MALDIGRI 18 MICHAEL JONES 16 JESSE PRICE 21 RYAN HEBRON 17 STEVEN HE 22 MATTHEW BUSKARIOL 18 DANIEL COOPER 23 JACK MASONE 19 ZAK ROWLANDS 24 GILES COLOE 20 RYAN JONES 26 TIM ROBERTSON 21 STEVEN NABAKI 30 TOM WELCH 22 RILEY WATERS ANDREW PAPPAS 31 ANGUS QUAIL 24 25 KUIAM ANU 32 DALE WALKER 26 ONUR SELVI 33 MARLON MARQUEZ 27 DYLAN SANDERSON 38 MATTHEW VARJAVANDI 28 MATTHEW PEACOCK 39 CHARLIE SILVESTER 29 NICK CHAMBERLAIN LACHLAN HAYRES 43 30 BRENDAN DIMEVSKI 48 JAKE VEALE 34 TIMOTHY GHALI 50 GEORGE CARRICK 35 JACKSON CINI 53 CHARLES FERRIER 36 JESSE MUDGE 55 BRAD CADDEY 39 TAYLA MITCHELL 95 MATTHEW WILSON 57 JASON GASOVSKI Previous Meetings Round 6 St George 12.21 (93) defeated North Shore 5.3 (33) Round 13 St George 10.11 (71) defeated North Shore 3.4 (22) Round 17 North Shore 11.8 (74) defeated St George 9.11 (65) 2nd SF St George 6.9 (45) defeated North Shore 2.9 (45) 1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL BOMBERS DRAGONS
www.sydneyafl.com.au 11 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 UNDER 19s DIV TWO GRAND FINAL MOOREBANK WESTERN SUBURBS Senior Coach: Chris Eckert Senior Coach: Warwick Polley Colours: Black & White Colours: Black & White
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 CALLUM MCEVOY-GRAY 1 DYLAN VILLANUEVA 2 JACOB MCMAHON BRADLEY WICKEN 2 3 PATRICK MANTHOS 3 DANIEL SCHWIZLER 4 AARON CONNELLY 4 HAYDEN RAPLEY 5 ANDREW MANCHESTER 6 JOSHUA FOLEY 5 ERIC LAHEY 7 DANIEL TILIO 6 TODD ANNAKIN 8 BEN KNIGHT 7 JAMES BOWMAN 9 BEN ZOPPO 9 JACK MARTYN 10 THOMAS KANNAN 10 TYRONE NARAYAN 11 JOSHUA QUIN 12 BEN JENNINGS 11 HARRISON KEENAN 13 BEN POLLEY 12 ZACH PODBURY 14 ABU BAH 14 BEN ANDREW 15 THOMAS AMANATIDIS 15 JASON TRAN 16 BADDI KHAMIS 17 BRENDAN JONES 17 DAVID MAHER 18 DOMINIC KANNAN 18 JARROD LAWRENCE 19 ANDREW CRAWFORD 19 BROCK WESTWOOD 20 STEVEN LEMME 21 JOSHUA ECKERT 21 LIAM TRAVERS 22 RHYS DAVIES 22 RANIKETH PRASAD RICHARD CONNELLY 23 BLAYDE FOLEY 23 24 MICHAEL VITALE 25 JARROD HILAIRE 25 VASILI ROMANAS 26 MARTIN FAULKNER 26 ETHAN POOLEY 28 ISAAC CARRERA 31 BEN VAN DEN NIEUWENHOF
Previous Meetings Round 5 Western Suburbs 7.11 (53) defeated Moorebank 2.12 (24) Round 11 Western Suburbs 12.10 (82) defeated Moorebank 4.7 (31)
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL MOOREBANK WESTS
www.sydneyafl.com.au 12 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 THOSE WERE THE DAYS
This page is provided by the NSW Australian Football History Society. The Society’s aims are to preserve the memory of NSW football. Tomorrow this game you are at will become history. Who won, why did they do someone do this or that, what does that mean? The Society wants to find the answers and preserve the memories. Your club can help by designating a club historian to work with the Society. As well you or the club can join, the details of which are on their website: www.nswfootballhistory.com.au
The Demise of Newtown
Newtown was a club which most probably still holds the record as the most successful in the League’s history. It was formed in 1903 and folded at the end of the 1986 season. During this period, unlike some clubs which came and went, participated in every season and never changed its colours or name; the club played 1,531 games, winning 973 losing 542 and drawing 16. Ten percent of the losses were incurred between 1983 and 1986 when the club was on its way out. In 1983 it lost ten games, thirteen in 1984, sev- enteen and finishing last in 1985 and a further fifteen in 1986, one of which against Campbelltown, was a forfeit. The club also finished last in that sea- son.
Newtown had never finished last before 1985 and in fact was never out of the top four between 1915-42 and 1944-63. Additionally, from then to 1981 it was in and out of the top four or five in the competition. Over the years, Newtown First Grade participated in thirty-eight grand finals, of which it won nineteen. Between 1945 and 1950 they collected six consecutive premier- ships and as well, during their time, the club won twenty reserve grade flags.
Besides its on field successes, Newtown also spawned a number of League Presidents and officials, of which Jim Phelan, recognized as the father of foot- ball in Sydney, was one. The photograph of Newtown’s 1920 committee be- low includes two committee members after whom Sydney AFL Best & Fairest medals are named. Three further medals carry the names of other former Newtown officials not shown in this photograph.
www.sydneyafl.com.au 13 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 PHELAN MEDAL PRESENTATION
In excess of 600 people attended AFL Sydney's Night of Nights at Doltone House on the 15th September.
Broadcasting identity, Hamish McLachlan was the MC and provided great entertainment during the night.
Pennant Hills midfielder, Alex Goodall was awarded the 2014 Phelan Medal with 28 votes, four votes ahead of Manly Warringah’s Connor Pettersson.
Award Winner Club
Phelan Medal (B&F Premier Div) Alex Goodall Pennant Hills
Snow Medal (B&F Div 1) Peter LeBreton Macquarie University
Sanders Medal (B&F Div 2) Ryan Kennedy Sydney University
McFarlane Medal (B&F Div 3) David Clinch Nor-West
Armstrong Medal (B&F Div 4) Daniel Hockey Wollondilly
Apted Medal (B&F Div 5) Ben Laid Camden
Kealy Medal (B&F U19 Div 1) Jacob Stek St George
Will Stratford Sydney University
Hart Medal (B&F U19 Div 2) Andrew Donoon Southern Power
Women’s Best & Fairest Div One Stephanie Walker Sydney University
Women’s Best & Fairest Div Two Nikki Perrett Penrith Ramettes
AFL Sydney Rising Star Harry Dobson Sydney University
AFL Sydney Women’s Rising Star Catherine Stanton Wollongong
AFL Sydney Players Hall of Fame Inductee Russell Matheson
AFL Sydney Players Hall of Fame Inductee Geoffrey Green
AFL Sydney Life Member Ian Wright
Ken Ferguson Award (Volunteer of the Year) Greg Corless Penrith
Howarth Medal (Rep Player of the Year) Alex Goodall Pennant Hills
Club Champions Manly Warringah
Stan Milton Medal (PD Leading Goalkicker) Brayden Fowler Manly Warringah
Div 1 Leading Goalkicker Benjamin Rogers Holroyd Parramatta
Div 2 Leading Goalkicker Matthew Rawle Manly Warringah
Div 3 Leading Goalkicker Mitchell Stevens Penrith
Div 4 Leading Goalkicker Roger Snodgrass Sydney University
Div 5 Leading Goalkicker Kevin Kirk Penrith
Under 19 Div One Leading Goalkicker Nathan Cooper Pennant Hills
Under 19 Div Two Leading Goalkciker Hayden Rapley Moorebank
Women’s Div One Leading Goalkicker Verna Iles Newtown Breakaways
Women’s Div Two Leading Goalkicker Catherine Stanton Wollongong Saints
www.sydneyafl.com.au 14 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 PHELAN MEDALLIST—ALEX GOODALL Pennant Hills midfielder, Alex Goodall has claimed the highest individual honour in AFL Sydney- the Phelan Medal- at a gala ceremony last Monday night.
Goodall was named best on ground by the umpires on a remarkable eight occasions on his way to a total of 28 votes to record a comfortable four-vote win from Manly- Warringah midfielder, Connor Pettersson. Selby Lee-Steere of North Shore rounded out the top three on 19 votes.
Affectionately known as "Cheese," Goodall has been a long term member of the Demons midfield, notching over 100 senior games, and has built his reputation on a great defen- sive, close checking focus.
A no-fuss, tough as they come midfielder, it is hard to miss Goodall not only for his stocky frame and red hair, but also for the fact he is often at the bottom of every pack. Like Simon Black, he has great vision with both hand and foot in traffic.
A perennial member of the representative arena for the past three seasons, where for the second year running the coaching staff named him as best afield in AFL Sydney's big win over AFL Canberra in June (to go with his best on ground against AFL Cairns last year).
He was named as Number 2 in the AFL Sydney’s Top 20 players and has been named in the AFL Sydney Team of the Year in 2012, 2013 and 2014. He was named Pennant Hills Best and Fairest in 2012- the year he recorded his previous best Phelan Medal result; fourth behind current Sydney Swan, Dane Rampe on 15 votes.
Goodall was arguably the Demons’ best player in 2013 and his absence from their Grand Final loss to Manly-Warringah last season could well have been the difference.
'Cheese's' ability to perform on the big stage is unquestioned and he will be a vital player for the Demon's chances as they look for redemption in Saturday’s Grand Final rematch against Manly-Warringah.
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www.sydneyafl.com.au 16 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Sen Res U18/3's W Tot
Manly Warringah 102 48 18 168 Western Suburbs 69 60 32 161
Nor-West 84 60 14.4 158.4
Pennant Hills 96 42 20 158
Blacktown 78 54 13.2 145.2 Camden 66 54 12 132 St George 75 28 24 127 Randwick City 96 12 12 120
Balmain 90 16 10.6 116.6 Sydney University 45 64 6 115 Holroyd Parramatta 72 40 0 112 Moorebank 60 20 20 100 Penrith 12 60 18 90 Macquarie University 72 6 12 90 North Shore 36 24 22 82 Campbelltown 30 32 16 78 UNSW/ES 42 16 20 78 Southern Power 54 12 12 78
UTS 21 48 4 73 Gosford 33 6 3.6 42.6 Sydney Hills Eagles 24 12 4 40
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VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR— GREG CORLESS
Greg is the Senior Operations Manager for the Penrith Australian Football Club. He has been in this role for the past 5 years. In addi- tion Greg has also undertaken other roles, usually concurrently, which include Ground Manager, Canteen manager, Purchasing offi- cer, Webpage/Facebook maintainer, Publicity officer and Planning and Development officer. Greg is the type of volunteer every club wishes they had. Nothing is too much trouble and the amount of work he puts into the club is astounding. With the club fielding five teams for the past few years – training has had to be spread over four nights. Greg attends every training night unless he is at a club or AFL Sydney meeting. Home games are usually spread over both Sat- urday and Sunday and Greg is the first there to set up and still there to pack up at the end of the day. Greg would easily spend 30 - 40 hours every week undertaking football club duties. His commitment to the club means there are often times when he does not get to watch his son or daughter play their own games. Most times he is usually at another venue supporting whichever team needs help the most. The Penrith club has enjoyed tremendous success in the past five seasons and this is largely due to the dedication, commitment and tireless work of Greg Corless. Greg is quite simply the hardest working person within the Penrith club. The Penrith club is extremely appreciative of Greg’s commitment, enthusiasm and drive.
AFL SYDNEY LIFE MEMBER INDUCTEE—IAN WRIGHT
Ian was introduced to Australian football when he watched the 1966 Grand Final between St George and Western Suburbs at Trumper Park. From there he was hooked and has had a continuous relationship with the game in Sydney ever since. He started to play junior football with Ermington United Under 15s, a club which played in the Balmain Junior Competition. It was in 1975 that he began his involvement with Macquarie Uni AFC first as a player, and from there a committee member, or volunteer for 39 years. He played 101 games for the club between 1975 and 1992, nearly all games in the then 2nd Division Reserve Grade competi- tion. Ian’s activities were and still are:-
· He has held every administrative position and operational within Macquarie Uni Football Club, except President - although he says, he did assume the President’s role one time when the incumbent was overseas. · Macquarie Uni FC’s time keeper for all home games which often involves four games on each day. He also usually undertakes timekeeping for most of the club’s away games. · AFL Sydney Finals & Representative Football timekeeping · He was a founding Committee member of the NSW Australian Football History Society where he is still involved and was for- merly the Secretary and the Treasurer. · Involved with the NSWAFL Umpires Association as a Goal Um- pire for fours years and in that time was Assistant Secretary of the Umpires Association for two years and Secretary for one
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HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE—RUSSELL MATHESON
Russell Matheson has a decorated history within AFL Sydney. A Holdsworthy junior, Matheson joined the senior ranks in 1977, playing with Campbelltown, Pennant Hills and Southern Districts for over 250 senior games. Predominately on the halfback flank and in the midfield, Matheson was part of four senior pre- mierships with Campbelltown in 86, 87, 88 and 89, all as Captain Coach. Impressively, in his nine years as coach of Camp- belltown, his side made finals every year between 1984 and 1992 which also included one runners up finish. Matheson returned to coach Campbelltown in 1996 when the club became part of the ACTAFL follow- ing their domination of Sydney football. Russell had a decorated representative career with twelve games for the state side in the 1980’s. He was also a NSW State side selector from 1985 to 1988. He is also a Life Member of the Campbelltown AFC
HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE—GEOFFREY GREEN
Geoffrey Green boasts a long career with St George AFC playing 328 over 18 years. Playing as a rover, Geoff was a renowned goal sneak averaging over a goal a game over his 328 game career. A regular in the top 10 of Phelan Medal voting, his best finish was in 1968 when he finished runner up to South- ern Districts Graham Hodge. At Club level Geoff won the Club Best & Fairest in 1961 to go with his Most Consistent Awards in 59, 60, 62, 67 and 68. Geoff was part of the 1964 Premiership team and cap- tained the senior side between 1967 and 1970 as well as 1972 while coaching the First Grade team in 1968 and 1969. Also a State and League representative, Geoff played 5 games for NSW from 1961 as well as representing Syd- ney in 7 matches also from 1961 Geoff Green was highly rated by all sides in SFL by the likes of Sydney Legends , "Bomber "Browne, Col Harris, Ken Ward; Peter Taylor; Don McKenna, Noel Reading and Dale Dalton
www.sydneyafl.com.au 20 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 2014 PHELAN MEDAL VOTES ALEX GOODALL PENNANT HILLS 28
CONNOR PETTERSSON MANLY WARRINGAH 24
SELBY LEE-STEERE NORTH SHORE 19
JEREMY DANIHER UNSW/ES 16
LEIGH CONWAY WESTERN SUBURBS 14
BRAYDEN FOWLER MANLY WARRINGAH 14
TARAN ETTO CAMPBELLTOWN 13
KARL MERSON ST GEORGE 12
SCOTT TRENGONING UTS 12
ARON EVERETT SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 12
RYAN PLANT UNSW/ES 11
PENNANT HILLS UTS WESTERN SUBURBS NORTH SHORE
Alex Goodall 28 Scott Trengoning 12 Leigh Conway 14 Selby Lee-Steere 19 Ranga Ediriwickrama 11 Kaizaad Mehta 7 Lindsay Scown 9 Sam Carruthers 8 Matthew Thomas 8 William Chambers 3 Matthew Round 9 Dale Fitzgerald 6 Kieran Wright 6 Adam Baker 3 Levi Sands 6 Matthew Clarke 3 Lloyd Shepherd 5 Leigh Meyrick 2 Brenton Mummer 4 Ronald Wason 2 Samuel Widmer 5 Michael May 2 Andrew Eurell 4 Daniel Roberts 2 Matthew Carey 4 Joshua Maddox 1 Yannick Milligan Saville 3 Lachlan Hayres 1 James Dunn 3 Tom Zilm 1 Marcus Linsen 3 Doug Hadden 1 Sebastian Parker 3 Justin Kenna 1 Taylor Williamson 3 Jake Monk 1 Tim Scoular 2 Taylor Williamson 3 Jason Harry 1 Jesse Hare 2 Nathan Scarfo 2 Stephen Wray 2 Seamus Pearson 2 Tim Wales 2 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Kristian Ericson 2 ST GEORGE Cameron Smith 1 Tim Lambert 1 Ben Urwin 1 Aron Everett 12 Karl Merson 12 Evan Smith 6 Dom Killworth 10 James Howard 5 Alexander Wynn 6 Adam Campbell 3 UNSW/ES Bryce Addison 5 MANLY WARRINGAH Sam Sleigh 3 Jordan West 5 Ryan Kennedy 3 Jeremy Daniher 16 David Lycakis 5 Connor Pettersson 24 Matthew Rawlinson 2 Patrick McBride 5 Brayden Fowler 14 Luke Freemantle 2 Ryan Plant 11 Timothy Widmer 6 Ben Jones 5 James Brain 10 Harry Dobson 2 Daniel Napper 2 Lachlan Kilpatrick 7 Ben Coffey 2 Joel Robbie 5 Edward Kiel 4 Michael Milner 2 Anthony Robertson 5 Jack Caspersonn 2 Simon McGrillen 1 Harrison Koch 5 Ben Fitzpatrick 2 Tom Williamson 3 Peter Kefalas 2 Dean Gilbert 1 Daniel Dickerson 3 Glenn Smith 2 Ben Sharp 1 Tyrone Armitage 3 Christopher Reichman 2 Abe Davis 2 Wills Brassil 2 Alex Dyson 2 Alexander Foote 2 Jimi McDonald 2 Max Wilson 1 Scott Dornauf 1 Angus Buncle 2 Fredrik Skulley 1 Tom Dickson 1 SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES David Stroud 1 Samuel Orton 1 James Pascoe 1 Gareth Benbow 1 Aaron Drinkwater 10 Michael Atkinson 1 Joshua Cass 6 Ryan Wearne 1 Dean Costello 4 William Bradley 3 CAMPBELLTOWN Jack Dimery 3 Scott Pierce 3 Taran Etto 13 James Gordam 2 Hamish Sherwood 5 Jordan McPherson 1 Matthew Edwins 5 Cameron Arndt 1 Cameron Gordan 5 Nick Crowe Theo Gavuri 3 Paul Green 3 Joshua Van Luenen 2 Jeconiah Peni 1
www.sydneyafl.com.au 21 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 2014 SNOW MEDAL - PETE LEBRETON CHRIS BOLT* BALMAIN 22
PETER LEBRETON MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 21
JORDAN PIDGEON HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 20
LIAM DAVIS SOUTHERN POWER 20
ALEX O’DEA BALMAIN 17
BRADLEY PLUG BALMAIN 15
BENJAMIN ROGERS HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 14
BRODY CRANE HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 12
JOSHUA SHEPHARD PENRITH 11
HAROLD SLEIGH UTS 11
*INELIGIBLE 2014 SANDERS MEDAL—RYAN KENNEDY
RYAN KENNEDY SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 29
DANIEL LIM BLACKTOWN 27
MATTHEW RAWLE MANLY WARRINGAH 17
RHYS HORTON MOOREBANK 15
ROHAN MACPHERSON SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 12
TIM BARACZ BLACKTOWN 11
JARED PATIRA HILLS EAGLES 11
JOSHUA MANN BLACKTOWN 11
ADAM SHELDON MOOREBAK 10
MATTHEW EURELL WESTERN SUBURBS 9
2014 MCFARLANE MEDAL—DAVID CLINCH DAVID CLINCH NOR-WEST 25
BENJAMIN MAYER PENRITH 22
LUKE BILBE PENNANT HILLS 18
TIM EATHER GOSFORD 15
ADRIAN IRELAND RANDWICK CITY 13
OWEN BUTCHER NOR-WEST 11
ALEXANDER HUGGINS PENNANT HILLS 10
EWAN RANKIN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10
DANIEL COUGHLIN WESTERN SUBURBS 9
RYAN JOHNSTON NOR-WEST 9 Accepted by Peter Kyle on David’s behalf
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DANIEL HOCKEY WOLLONDILLY 24
LUKE BODEKER CAMPEBELLTOWN 18
RUSSELL ANDREWS WOLLONDILLY 16
GRANT WEBB HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 12
PETER ZUVELA HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 12
SCOTT GENTLE UNSW/ES 12
NICHOLAS BAILEY SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10
JOHN COLBERT UTS 10
DUSTIN TEASDALE UTS 10
JEREMY PILAT MANLY WARRINGAH 8 2014 APTED MEDAL—BEN LAID BEN LAID CAMDEN 17
HENRY BUTTON BLACKTOWN 15
TAYT CORLESS PENRITH 15
JOHN ANTHONY MURTAGH CAMDEN 10
BEN SHOEBRIDGE PENRITH 10
JOHN HOOK UNSW/ES 10
DARREN EDMONDSON BLACKTOWN 9
STUART FARNELL CAMDEN 9 BRENDAN JONES MOOREBANK 9 Accepted by Josh Leys on DANE FYSH PENRITH 9 Ben’s behalf
2014 KEALY MEDAL—JACOB STEK & WILL STRATFORD
JACOB STEK ST GEORGE 14
WILL STRATFORD SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 14
LUKE IRVINE UNSW/ES 11
MITCHELL BELL MANLY WARRINGAH 10
NICHOLAS HURRELL NORTH SHORE 10
BRAYDEN KILPATRICK ST GEORGE 9
NATHAN COOPER PENNANT HILLS 8
WILL TAYLOR NORTH SHORE 8
MITCHELL WRIGHT NORTH SHORE 8
JORDAN RENE PENNANT HILLS 7
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PATRICK POPE PENRITH 10
THOMAS KANNAN WESTERN SUBURBS 8
BEN POLLEY WESTERN SUBURBS 8
TIM CORDNER MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 8
JORDAN ETTO MACARTHUR GIANTS 8
JAMES BOWMAN MOOREBANK 7
FELIX DIXON MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 7
HAYDEN RAPLEY MOOREBANK 7
LUKE VELLA MACARTHUR GIANTS 7
2014 WOMENS DIV ONE BEST & FAIREST—STEPHANIE WALKER
STEPHANIE WALKER SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 24
AMANDA FARRUGIA MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 17
JENNIFER LEW SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16
CODIE BRIGGS NEWTOWN 15
KATE LAWSON WESTERN WOLVES 13
REBECCA BEESON MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 12
LUISA MARZOTTO UNSW/ES 11
NICOLA VRACHNAS UNSW/ES 10
MAI NGUYEN UNSW/ES 9
ANNA RUUT NEWTOWN 8
2014 WOMENS DIV TWO BEST & FAIREST—NIKKI PERRETT
NIKKI PERRETT PENRITH 30
LAEL KASSEM AUBURN 22
RACHAEL LEWIS MANLY WARRINGAH 18
KATHRYN HULL SOUTHERN POWER 17
LARA HILMI UTS 16
LAURA RUSSELL WOLLONGONG 15
CHRISTINE MCCUTCHEON UTS 14
NATALIE CAMILLERI PENRITH 11
JASMINE SMITH UNSW/ES 11
KIMBERLY CHAN WOLLONGONG 10
www.sydneyafl.com.au 24 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 2014 AFL SYDNEY RISING STAR—HARRY DOBSON
Sydney University midfielder , Harry Dobson has been awarded the 2014 AFL Sydney Rising Star.
The 18 year old Dobson had a fantastic year which included representing the Sydney Swans reserve grade team on 2 occa- sions kicking one goal and also being apart of the winning Under 18 NSW/ACT Rams side.
Dobson polled 30 votes, eleven clear of Nicholas Shaw from St George. Spencer Krochmal from UNSW/ES finished third on 18 votes.
Full Voting: Harry Dobson Sydney University 30 Nicholas Shaw St George 19 Spencer Krochmal UNSW/ES 18 Nathan Lomas Campbelltown 15 Theo Moraitis Pennant Hills 14 Jack Parker Manly Warringah 14 Joshua Smith Sydney University 11 Aiden Bell Campbelltown 10 Nick Foster North Shore 9 Lachlan Maples Sydney University 6 James McKenzie North Shore 2 Tom Dickson UNSW/ES 1 Jordan McPherson Hills Eagles 1 Other nominees Lyndon Hupfeld Hills Eagles Taylor Preece UNSW/ES Accepted by Tristan Liles Abe Davis UNSW/ES on Harry’s behalf Callum Mills North Shore Brad Watson Pennant Hills
2014 AFL SYDNEY WOMENS RISING STAR—CATHERINE STANTON
Wollongong Foward Catherine Stanton has been awarded the 2014 Sydney AFL Women’s Rising Star.
The 15 year old is in her first year of senior football previously playing in the girls youth competition. Its been a great first year for Catherine also claiming the Women’s Division Two goalkicking award.
Stanton polled 50 votes, finishing a whopping 32 votes ahead of runner up, Wollongong’s Nicola Kennedy with Emily Crookes of Gosford finishing third with 17 votes.
Full Voting: Catherinme Stanton Wollongong 50 Nicola Kennedy Wollongong 18 Emily Crookes Gosford 17 Bianca North Southern Power 16 Kimberly Chan Wollongong 15 Holly Graham Manly Warringah 12 Shelby Koh UNSW/ES 11 Wafaa Elwadia Auburn 8 Morgan Ross Gosford 8 Ashleigh Carter Manly Warringah 7 Brooke Ashcroft Macquarie University 6 Jasmine Smith UNSW/ES 5 Natasha Loiseau Penrith 2 Waded Hammoud Auburn 1
Other nominees Hayat Ajaj Auburn Aziza Malas Auburn
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www.sydneyafl.com.au 27 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 WEEK 3 FINALS REVIEW Article and Photos by Michael Shillito
Pennant Hills vs St George With Manly having already qualified for next week’s Grand Final, Pennant Hills met St George at Blacktown on Sunday afternoon for the other spot on Sydney footy’s biggest stage. The Demons and Dragons had played off a fortnight ago in the Qualifying Final, in what was a cracker of a contest. This time round the quality of football wasn’t anywhere near as high; but the end result was the same. A Pennant Hills win. The weather in Sydney lately hasn’t been great, but Sunday was the best day we’ve had for weeks. The first sign of spring, with the sun shining and the mercury hitting 24 degrees, with a slight wind picking up at unpredictable intervals. Blacktown International Sportspark was looking a treat. Great conditions for footy.
The stakes were high and the pressure was intense in a first quarter in which scoring shots were hard to come by. Tom Angel got one early for Pennant Hills, and Tom Green had a reply for the Dragons. But for much of the quarter the ball was closer to the boundary lines on the wing than to the goal squares; and those goals would be the only ones to be scored in a low-scoring and evenly-matched first quarter. The Dragons held a two-point lead at quarter time; but the Demons emerged from the quarter time huddle full of running and wasted no time in getting on top in general play. Kicking to the railway end in the sec- ond term, the midfield pumped the ball forward with regularity, with the defenders pushing forward to prevent the Dragons from getting anywhere near their scoring zone. So dominant were the Demons around the ground that the Dragons would not get an inside 50 until the 17 minute mark of the quarter. Peter Barnes found the big sticks early in the quarter to give the Demons the lead. But for all their domi- nance around the ground, the Demons struggled to find the goals that the run of play suggested they should. Although the St George midfield was badly beaten, the defenders stood tall and repelled Demon attacks time and time again. And the Demons let themselves down with some wasteful finishing on the forward line.
Finally the Demons achieved some reward for effort as Aaron Crisfield sharked a boundary throw-in and snapped truly. And with the clock in time-on, Tim Angel was ridden in the back 40 metres from goal. Al- though Angel’s feet may have slipped, his goal-kicking wings hadn’t as he steered the ball through the big sticks.
The Demons may not have achieved as much scoring as the run of play suggested they should; but the Dragons were unable to get close. Their best chance came in the dying seconds, Dom Killworth going for a run and two bounces before the siren sounded. The Dragons had been held score-less in the second quar- ter; and the Demons’ lead was 21 points at the long break. After taking 17 minutes to get inside 50 in the second quarter, the Dragons got the centre break to start the third and were within the circle within 17 seconds; but the Demons had the numbers back to clear the ball out of danger.
Already more than three goals ahead, the Demons searched through the quarter for a decisive further blow; but it would take a while in coming. Not for a lack of chances. Marks within striking distance weren’t paid, shots sailed across the face of goal or didn’t make the distance. But eventually, with the clock not far short of time-on, Sam Zikman marked in the pocket under the shadow of the behind post. It was a tight angle, but running around, Zikman landed the goal and struck a key blow in the race for the Grand Final berth.
Zikman’s goal was the only major score in the third term, and the De- mons enjoyed a 25-point lead at the last change. The Dragons only had one goal on the board, having been comprehensively outplayed for the last two quarters.
Will history repeat and the maroon and white reign supreme? Or will the team of the red and the blue raise the grand old flag? All will be revealed at Blacktown next Saturday as we reach the culmination of this season’s Sydney AFL season.
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But early in the last quarter, suddenly the Dragons had a lifeline. Ten- sions had boiled over with some push and shove in the early moments of the final term. And when another bout broke out when Nick Shaw had the ball in the forward pocket, a 50 metre penalty turned a tough shot into a certainty. Suddenly the margin was back to 22 points, and a minute later Bryce Addison found himself with a free kick 20 metres from home and for a fleeting moment the prospect of an unlikely comeback was raised.
As quickly as the idea of a comeback appeared, it was gone. Addison’s shot missed. The Demons went coast to coast. And Damian Dell’Aquila played on, 25 metres from home, and the ball found the target to deliver the knockout blow.
The Demons’ place in the Grand Final was assured. They would continue to create chances, missing most of them; sometimes due to the wind, but more often because of pressure and poor finishing. Tom Angel landed his third goal to put icing on the victory cake; and a 50 metre penalty gave Daniel Napper a conso- lation goal in the dying seconds.
But when the final siren sounded, it was the Demons who would enjoy the spoils of victory. Their fourth win over the Dragons in 2014, and just the second time in 12 seasons that the team that lost the Second Semi has bounced back to win the Prelim Final. But it was a subdued victory song back in the rooms after the game. The toughest test is yet to come, and the Demons will need to put in a much stronger perform- ance next week if they are to challenge the Manly juggernaut.
The final margin was 29 points. Tom Angel, Ranga Ediriwickrama and Ben Urwin made pivotal contribu- tions to the Demon success. Bryce Addison, Nick Shaw and Michael Milner were St George’s best. It’s a sense of déjà vu. Last year Manly were the first to qualify for the Grand Final and then Pennant Hills beat St George in the Prelim Final. And this year, the same.
2014 HOWARTH TROPHY—ALEX GOODALL Representative Player of the Year
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Schedule Under 19 Division 2 - 8:45am - Moorebank vs Western Suburbs
Under 19 Division 1 - 11:00am - North Shore vs St George
Division 1 - 1:15pm - Balmain v UTS
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www.sydneyafl.com.au 30 Grand Final— September 20, 2014 2014 AFL SYDNEY RESULTS DIVISION TWO GRAND FINAL Sydney University 1.7, 2.10, 7.15, 11.19 (85) Blacktown Magic 1.0, 4.1, 6.1, 7.4 (46)
GOALS, Sydney University : P. Casey 4, J. Melville 2, A. Holmes 2, D. Potts 1, R. Wood 1, R. Kennedy 1 Blacktown Magic : S. Low 2, B. Akmens 2, D. Connors 1, M. Newson 1, L. Corr 1
BEST, Sydney University : P. Casey (BOG), N. Lye, D. Potts, T. Air, M. Baker, M. Higgins Blacktown Magic : J. Van Veen, M. Burger, B. Whale, B. Akmens, L. Corr, A. Moeller
DIVISION THREE GRAND FINAL Randwick City Saints 6.6, 15.11, 18.16, 21.23 (149) Penrith Rams 0.0, 0.1, 3.1, 3.4 (22)
GOALS, Randwick City Saints : M. Rose 6, D. Garoufalis 5, J. Pendleton 4, M. Garstin 2, S. Harper-Wirth 2, C. Henderson 1, A. Greet 1 Penrith Rams : L. Geeves 1, J. Stevens 1, B. Katte 1
BEST, Randwick City Saints : J. Pendleton (BOG), B. Oliver, M. Rose, A. Ireland, D. Garoufalis, S. Harper- Wirth Penrith Rams : R. Johnson, J. Swarbrick, J. Stevens, J. Yates, D. Smyth, J. Sultana
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2014 AFL SYDNEY RESULTS DIVISION FOUR GRAND FINAL UTS Bats 4.2, 5.4, 7.5, 9.8 (62) Wollondilly Knights 1.1, 3.1, 3.2, 5.3 (33)
GOALS, UTS Bats : A. Widdicombe 2, J. Hedrick 2, E. Taffa 2, D. Teasdale 1, R. Simpkin 1, K. Dempsey 1 Wollondilly Knights : C. Fitzsimmons 2, M. Jensen 1, J. Haddock 1, R. Andrews 1
BEST, UTS Bats : H. Mitchell (BOG), D. Teasdale, J. Whealans, O. Tate, A. Chounlamountry, R. Fitzgerald Wollondilly Knights : D. Wolfe, L. Osborne, B. Cockerill, S. Paget, R. Andrews, D. Beech
WOMEN’S DIV ONE GRAND FINAL Sydney University Bombers 2.0, 4.1, 4.6, 5.7 (37) UNSW/ES Stingrays 0.3, 2.4, 2.7, 2.8 (20)
GOALS, Sydney University Bombers : A. McDonnell 1, K. Byrne 1, A. Foo 1, L. Sadler 1, S. Lancaster 1 UNSW/ES Stingrays : H. McIntosh 2
BEST, Sydney University Bombers : R. Stack(BOG), S. Kaukiono, J. Lew, A. Wood, A. McDonnell, L. Creber UNSW/ES Stingrays : L. Marzotto, C. Gum, M. Collier, J. Smith, N. Vrachnas, S. Banki
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SOUTHERN POWER SEEKING COACHES FOR 2015 AFL Sydney Competition: 1st Grade Men’s (Division 1 Premiers in 2013) Women’s (Division 2 Runners Up in 2013/Premiers 2014) U19 (Division 2 in 2014) 2nd Grade (Division 3 in 2014) We are also looking to re-enter a third grade side (Division 5) in 2015.
Written applications are required (by 14 November 2014) stating previous football experience and successes; details of coaching qualifications and background. For further information please call Lauren Hodgson on 0412 771 574. Please send applications via email to Lauren Hodgson at [email protected] 14 November 2014. All applications will be treated with the strictest confidence. We are also seeking applications from people interested in the following roles: Assistant Coach (all teams), Strength and Conditioning Coach (club) and Team Man- agers.
PENNANT HILLS Pennant Hills Australian Football Club Inc home of 2014 AFL listed players Lenny Hayes, Jarrad McVeigh, Kieren Jack and Brandon Jack plus numerous AFL rookie players and AFL Scholarship Play- ers and Senior Club to 3 successful and expanding junior clubs is seeking expressions of interest for the following positions for season 2015.
Club & Premier Division Coach First Division Coach Third Division Coach Fourth/Fifth Division Coach Under 19 Coaches Senior Players
Applications in writing to be submitted by 6th October 2014 (Stating qualifications and experience) to either: Ian Parker Tony Richardson Vice President Admin Vice President Football [email protected] [email protected] 0428 261 984 0438 033 513
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Camden Cats are seeking applications for all coaching positions for season 2014.
The positions are
· Coaching Coordinator and Senior Coach · Assistant 1st Grade coaches · Minor Division Coaches
The Senior Coaching position comes with generous remuneration, we are however looking for a minimum 2 year commitment
The successful applicants will need to have a track record of developing younger and inexperienced players. Ideally all coaching positions have the ability to work closely together and the Committee in a team environment that includes training, selections and discipline is highly desirable. The Senior Coach is also responsible for assisting in developing our relationship with the Camden Junior AFL coaching staff.
To discuss any of the positions, please call Warren Back on 0414 795 529 or Joshua Leys 0420 279 293. Applications via email to warren_back@ merck.com close 30 September.
WOLLONGONG
Wollongong Saints: Head Coach Wanted
The Wollongong Saints were established in 2010 as a pathway to Junior and then Youth Girls playing
AFL in the Illawarra. Our club has grown to a place where women of the Illawarra can come and compete in a physical sport. Our successful year in 2014 needs to continue with a coach strong in
AFL game play and strategy; along with experience in working with young people to achieve their best. What we continue to have is a group of players that are sponges to learn about football and to have fun while pushing ourselves to improve and challenge our top opponents. In 2015 we are looking for a coach to lead the team and the club supported by our dedicated committee. So if you have been looking for a new challenge and are positive and passionate about sharing your knowl- edge of the game - we'd love to hear from you. Please call or email if you have any questions or would like to discuss the opportunity.
0437502784
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EAST COAST EAGLES
The East Coast Eagles AFL Football Club invite applications for coaches for the 2015 season in the following teams.
Division 1 – Reserve Grade Division 4 Under 19’s Division 1
Applications close on Friday October 19th 2014
All details should be e-mailed to Peter Physick, President
GRAND FINAL UMPIRE APPOINTMENTS
Premier Division— Grand Final — 4.00pm — Manly Warringah vs Pennant Hills Field: Carl Fletcher; Frank Kalayzich; Aden Kittel Boundary: Matthew Hodgson, Fahri Ozturk; Ben Russell Goal: Oliver Beecroft; Alex Chisholm Emergency: Jackson Stokes
Division One — Grand Final — 1.15pm - Balmain vs UTS Field: Mitchell Redston; Lachlan McDonald; Jeff Cristiani Boundary: Stephen Archer; Liam Doyle Goal: John Curran; Ken Ray Emergency: Blake Langer
Under 19’s Div One — Grand Final — 11.00am - North Shore vs St George Field: Stephen Baker; Jackson Day; Chris Scammell Boundary: Jordan Lee; Max Petrovic Goal: Gavin Nelson; Victor Petrovic Emergency: Michael Peck
Under 19’s Div Two — Grand Final — 8.45am - Moorebank vs Western Suburbs Field Umpires: Lachlan Clark; Luke Donnelly Boundary: Oliver Carlson; Connor Nakkan Goal: Taylah Cooke; Craig Terrey Emergency: Will MacArthur
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Premier Division LW TOT
BRAYDEN FOWLER MANLY 6 80
STEPHEN WRAY PENNANT HILLS 0 45
SAM ZIKMAN PENNANT HILLS 1 43
Division One LW TOT
BEN ROGERS PARRAMATTA 1 54
BRAD PLUG BALMAIN 1 46
JONATHAN SHINEBERG ST GEORGE 5 35
Division Two LW TOT
ADAM SHELDON MOOREBANK 4 57
ASH MOELLER BLACKTOWN 6 57
BEN AKMENS BLACKTOWN 4 52
Division Three LW TOT
MITCHELL STEVENS PENRITH 5 73
PETER KYLE NOR-WEST 5 66
DIMITRI GAROUFALIS RANDWICK 0 60
Division Four LW TOT
ROGER SNODGRASS SYDNEY UNI 5 42
NATHAN PETERS HOL PARRAMATTA 0 39
Division Five LW TOT
KEVIN KIRK PENRITH 0 70
JOHN LANE BLACKTOWN 3 49
Under 19s Division One LW TOT
NATHAN COOPER PENNANT HILLS 1 39
MITCHELL BELL MANLY 0 28
Under 19s Division Two LW TOT
HAYDEN RAPLEY MOOREBANK 0 39
JOSHUA COOPER MACQUARIE UNI 1 29
Womens Division One LW TOT
VERNA ILES NEWTOWN 0 25
REBECCA BURRIDGE NEWTOWN 3 23
Womens Division Two LW TOT
CATHERINE STANTON WOLLONGONG 0 52
CHRISTINE MC CUTCHEON UTS 2 32
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PREMIER DIVISION P W L D % PTS 1 MANLY WARRINGAH 18 17 1 0 271 68 2 PENNANT HILLS 18 16 2 0 163 64 3 ST GEORGE 18 12 5 1 124 50 4 WESTERN SUBURBS 18 11 6 1 111 46 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 18 7 10 1 112 30 6 UNSW/ES 18 7 11 0 93 28 7 NORTH SHORE 18 6 12 0 72 24 8 CAMPBELLTOWN 18 5 13 0 64 20 9 HILLS EAGLES 18 4 14 0 60 16 10 UTS 18 3 14 1 66 14 DIVISION ONE P W L D % %WON 1 BALMAIN 18 15 3 0 188 83 2 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 18 12 6 0 119 67 3 UTS 18 12 6 0 118 67 4 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 18 12 6 0 110 67 5 PENNANT HILLS 18 10 7 1 114 58 6 SOUTHERN POWER 18 9 9 0 93 50 7 ST GEORGE 18 7 11 0 88 39 8 ILLAWARRA 17 6 11 0 81 35 9 UNSW/ES 17 3 13 1 61 21 10 PENRITH 18 2 16 0 70 11 DIVISION TWO P W L D % PTS 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 18 16 2 0 179 64 2 WESTERN SUBURBS 18 15 3 0 187 60 3 BLACKTOWN 18 13 5 0 183 52 4 MANLY WARRINGAH 18 12 6 0 181 48 5 CAMDEN 18 11 7 0 126 44 6 MOOREBANK 18 10 8 0 161 40 7 NORTH SHORE 18 6 12 0 69 24 8 HILLS EAGLES 18 4 14 0 51 16 9 UTS 18 2 16 0 50 8 10 UNSW/ES 18 1 17 0 28 4 DIVISION THREE P W L D % %WON 1 RANDWICK CITY 18 16 2 0 287 89 2 PENRITH 18 15 3 0 163 83 3 NOR-WEST 18 14 4 0 182 78 4 PENNANT HILLS 18 13 5 0 144 72 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 18 12 6 0 158 67 6 WESTERN SUBURBS 18 6 12 0 59 33 7 GOSFORD 17 5 12 0 84 29 8 BALMAIN 18 4 14 0 72 22 9 SOUTHERN POWER 18 3 15 0 41 17 10 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 17 1 16 0 30 6 DIVISION FOUR P W L D % PTS 1 UTS 18 15 3 0 199 60 2 WOLLONDILLY 18 14 4 0 175 56 3 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 18 10 8 0 122 40 4 NORTH SHORE 18 10 8 0 113 40 5 UNSW/ES 18 10 8 0 102 40 6 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 18 10 8 0 102 40 7 CAMPBELLTOWN 18 8 10 0 86 32 8 MANLY WARRINGAH 18 5 13 0 91 20 9 MOOREBANK 18 5 13 0 64 20 10 RANDWICK CITY 18 3 15 0 42 12
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DIVISION FIVE P W L % PTS 1 NOR-WEST 17 15 2 344 60 2 CAMDEN 17 13 4 226 52 3 PENRITH 17 13 4 211 52 4 BLACKTOWN 17 13 4 210 52 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 17 9 8 101 36 6 UNSW/ES 17 6 11 76 24 7 MOOREBANK 17 6 11 50 24 8 UTS 17 5 12 74 20 9 NORTH SHORE 17 4 13 36 16 10 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 17 1 16 28 4 UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE P W L % %WON 1 ST GEORGE 15 12 3 240 80 2 NORTH SHORE 15 11 4 157 73 3 UNSW/ES 16 10 6 86 63 4 MANLY WARRINGAH 15 9 6 107 60 5 PENNANT HILLS 15 7 8 139 47 6 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16 3 13 61 19 7 HILLS EAGLES 16 2 14 45 13 UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO P W L % %WON 1 WESTERN SUBURBS 15 14 1 283 93 2 MOOREBANK 14 10 4 198 71 3 PENRITH 16 9 7 90 56 4 MACARTHUR GIANTS 16 8 8 80 50 5 SOUTHERN POWER 15 6 9 111 40 6 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 15 6 9 108 40 7 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 15 0 15 27 0 WOMENS DIVISION ONE P W L % PTS 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 15 0 364 60 2 UNSW/ES STINGRAYS 15 10 5 197 40 3 NEWTOWN 15 7 8 93 28 4 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 15 6 9 80 24 5 WESTERN WOLVES 15 4 11 65 16 6 BALMAIN 15 3 12 41 12 WOMENS DIVISION TWO P W L % PTS 1 SOUTHERN POWER 16 16 0 1085 64 2 WOLLONGONG SAINTS 16 14 2 719 56 3 PENRITH RAMETTES 16 12 4 198 48 4 UTS SHAMROCKS 16 11 5 271 44 5 AUBURN GIANTS 16 7 9 77 28 6 RANDWICK CITY ANGELS 16 6 10 45 24 7 UNSW/ES STINGRAYS 16 5 11 41 20 8 MANLY WARRINGAH 16 4 12 42 16 9 GOSFORD 16 3 13 33 12 10 MOOREBANK 16 2 14 17 8
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2014 AFL SYDNEY PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE
Round 1 Round 6 Round 11 Round 16 Saturday, Mar 29 Saturday, May 10 Saturday, Jun 28 Saturday, Aug 9 Wests 21.7 def Camp 6.7 StG 17.7 v Camp 15.8 Camp 8.6 v SU 7.6 MW 13.21 v Wests 8.8 UTS 9.12 def by UNSW 9.15 MW 24.16 v SHE 3.6 PH 14.15 v Wests 5.11 Camp 9.7 v PH 18.13 SU 13.4 def NS 9.12 SU 14.7 v Wests 14.8 SHE 4.8 v NS 9.8 StG 21.13 v SHE 6.12 StG 10.9 def by MW 15.12 PH 19.16 v UTS 8.2 MW 5.16 v StG 8.6 UNSW/ES 19.9 v NS 18.4 Sunday, Mar 30 NS 9.11 v UNSW/ES 9.7 Sunday, Jun 29 SU 18.16 v UTS 9.5 PH 14.12 def SHE 10.9 UNSW/ES 6.10 v UTS 8.9 Round 7 Round 17 Round 2 Saturday, May 17 Round 12 Saturday, Aug 16 Saturday, Apr 5 UTS 15.8 v NS 9.17 Saturday, Jul 5 NS 13.10 v StG 11.5 Camp 7.11 v NS 8.8 Camp 7.6 v MW 13.11 Camp 7.11 v UTS 7.9 MW 21.21 v Camp 1.5 MW 20.9 v PH 5.9 SHE 11.15 v PH 17.10 PH 8.10 v MW 10.8 PH 14.10 v SU 9.5 StG 14.8 v UTS 12.5 StG 12.13 v SU 10.11 StG 10.11 v NS 4.5 UTS 9.10 v SHE 19.15 SHE 5.12 v Wests 10.12 Wests 14.9 v UNSW/ES Wests 21.10 v SHE 9.6 UNSW/ES 15.12 v Wests Sunday, Apr 6 10.8 UNSW/ES 12.12 v SU 9.11 8.14 SU 4.11 v UNSW/ES 6.15 Round 8 Round 13 Round 18 Round 3 Saturday, May 31 Saturday, Jul 12 Saturday, Aug 23 Saturday, Apr 12 UTS 9.10 v Wests 17.16 UTS 7.8 v PH 18.18 Camp 0.3 v StG 17.19 Wests 9.12 v StG 10.6 SHE 11.9 v StG 25.14 MW 19.18 v UNSW/ES 7.9 PH 17.18 v NS 5.4 UNSW/ES 11.7 v PH 14.11 SU 11.7 v PH 12.12 NS 9.5 v Camp 15.10 MW 13.21 v SU 0.7 NS 6.5 v MW 10.12 MW 24.17 v NS 4.4 SU 19.23 v SHE 8.7 Wests 7.7 v UTS 7.2 UTS 11.11 v Camp 17.12 Sunday, Jun 1 StG 4.9 v Wests 11.7 Sunday, Aug 24 SHE 2.8 v SU 12.6 UNSW/ES 13.10 v Camp SHE 11.17 v UNSW/ES 8.12 13.13 Round 14 Sat 30th Aug Round 4 Saturday, Jul 19 Friday, Apr 25 Round 9 Camp 5.8 v UNSW/ES 16.13 Qualifying Final Wests 12.9 v PH 16.14 Saturday, June 14 SHE 4.7 v MW 17.17 PH 11.11 vs StG 9.12 Saturday, Apr 26 NS 6.6 v SU 20.11 NS 16.9 v UTS 14.10 Sun 31st Aug SU 16.6 v Camp 11.11 PH 13.8 v Camp 8.8 StG 7.12 v PH 14.17 Elimination Final MW 25.22 v UTS 5.5 Wests 5.5 v MW 12.15 Wests 9.9 v SU 13.15 Wests 6.7 vs SU 13.10 NS 19.17 v SHE 9.4 SHE 8.11 v UTS 11.13 Saturday 6th Sept UNSW/ES 12.8 v StG 14.16 StG 11.16 v UNSW/ES 8.10 Round 15 2nd Semi Final
Saturday, Aug 2 MW 3.13 vs PH 4.6 Round 5 Round 10 Wests 11.13 v NS 5.8 Sunday 7th Sept Saturday, May 03 Saturday, Jun 21 UTS 4.9 v MW 16.22 1st Semi Final NS 11.10 v Wests 12.12 Camp 8.13 v Wests 12.14 SHE 13.17 v Camp 3.15 StG 13.11 vs SU 10.8 UNSW/ES 8.7 v MW 12.14 SU 6.8 v MW 8.14 PH 14.20 v UNSW/ES 3.5 Sunday 14th Sept Camp 9.6 v SHE 12.6 NS 3.5 v PH 13.6 SU 10.9 v StG 11.12 Preliminary Final PH 8.13 v StG 3.13 UTS 13.12 v StG 17.11 PH 7.14 vs StG 3.9 UTS 9.7 v SU 8.13 UNSW/ES 17.20 v SHE Saturday, 20th Sept 8.13 Grand Final Manly Warringah vs Pennant Hills
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