www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au A F L FROM THE EDITOR LADDER It was a wonderful weekend of AFL Sydney Premier Division action with three of the five matches decided by single-figure margins. P W L D % Pts

Sydney Swans 18 15 3 0 150 60 The AFL Sydney Match of the Week did not disappoint with fourth-placed Adelaide 17 13 4 0 128 52 Balmain Dockers holding on to a four-point win over the previously first- Collingwood 18 14 4 0 123 56 placed UNSW/ES Bulldogs. Hawthorn 18 13 4 0 154 52 West Coast Eagles 18 12 6 0 124 48 After the late withdrawal of playing coach, Rhys McAlister and the early loss of Jeremy Kiel, the Dockers took full Geelong 18 12 6 0 114 48 advantage with a nine-goal straight opening term. Their lead extended to 39-points at half-time with Ben Taggart North Melbourne 18 11 7 0 113 44 and Aaron Cottrell dynamic up forward. Essendon 18 11 7 0 112 44 Fremantle 18 11 7 0 111 44 The Bulldogs fought their way back but still trailed by five goals going into the last term. They dominated the last term, leading at one stage and had their chances through Max Collett and Adam Gulden to seal the win in the St Kilda 18 9 9 0 120 36 dying stages, only for Balmain to hold onto an important win. The win means the Dockers are only seven match Carlton 18 9 9 0 103 36 ratio percentage points behind first place in a log-jammed ladder. Richmond 18 8 10 0 108 32 Brisbane 18 7 11 0 86 28 North Shore Bombers jumped to the top of the standings on for and against with a narrow eight-point win over Port Adelaide 18 5 13 0 80 20 fifth-placed UTS Bats in a low scoring encounter at Waverley Oval. Ruckman, Sam Naismith went forward and Western Bulldogs 18 5 13 0 71 20 kicked three vital goals as the Bombers held on against a second-half Bats’ comeback. Melbourne 18 3 15 0 67 12 GWS Giants 18 2 16 0 45 8 At the other end of the ladder, Western Suburbs Magpies fought their way off the bottom of the ladder with a Gold Coast 18 1 17 0 58 4 nine-point win over Sydney University at Henson Park on Saturday. Scott Lear and the consistent Tim Lambert were crucial players for the Magpies in a game where they led for the majority of the contest. ROUND 18 RESULTS In the other Premier Division games on the weekend, St George easily defeated Campbelltown with Alex Wynn Geelong 18.10.118 def. Hawthorn 17.14.116 and Jason Saddington each kicking seven goals. In ‘Back to Baulko’ day at Bruce Purser Reserve, the Sydney Hills North Melbourne 18.7.115 def. Western Bulldogs 8.13.61 Eagles after a promising start, only managed one goal after quarter-time against a rampant Pennant Hills outfit. GWS Giants 16.11.107 def. Port Adelaide 10.13.73 Fremantle 17.11.113 def. West Coast 6.12.48 So to this weekend, where the highlight is the AFL Sydney Match of the Week top-of-the-table encounter between Collingwood 12.19.91 def. St Kilda 13.7.85 North Shore and UNSW/ES at Gore Hill Oval. The Bombers have been flying under the radar of sorts but can go a Richmond 20.12.132 def. Brisbane 12.12.84 long way to sealing the all-important top place with a win over the Bulldogs who only registered their second loss Melbourne 16.12.108 def. Gold Coast 9.12.66 of the season last weekend. Sydney 14.9.93 def. Carlton 10.11.71 An equally important game will be played at Kelso Oval between two sides with fifth-place aspirations in UTS and Adelaide 16.8.104 def. Essendon 15.10.100 St George. The Dragons have set themselves for this clash with resounding wins in the last fortnight. Alex Wynn FIXTURES has been potent up forward in tandem with Saddington and Nick Ryan. Steve Wilsen is also a tireless contributor. UTS have had a tough fortnight with losses against North Shore and UNSW/ES. This match acts as a mini elimination final. ROUND 20 ROUND 21 Friday 10th August Friday 17th August West Coast v Geelong @ PS Geelong v St Kilda @ ES At Sydney University Oval, arch-rivals Sydney University will host Sydney Hills Eagles. The Students sit in last place on the ladder after last weekend’s loss and will be hell-bent on avoiding the wooden spoon. The Eagles will be Saturday 11th August Saturday 18th August looking to finish their season on a high. Adelaide v Fremantle @ AS Essendon v Carlton @ MCG

St Kilda v Melbourne @ MCG GWS v Melbourne @ Manuka Oval In other matches, Balmain will be favoured to continue their winning run when they face Campbelltown at Mon- Gold Coast v GWS @ MS Fremantle v Richmond @ PS arch Oval, and Western Suburbs are in with a good chance at their Picken Oval home against Illawarra on Saturday Sydney v Collingwood @ ANZ Collingwood v North Melbourne @ ES afternoon. Carlton v Brisbane @ ES Brisbane v Adelaide @ Gabba Sunday 12th August Sunday 19th August This weekend is also the final round of the AFL Sydney Women’s competition with all matches being played at Hawthorn v Port Adelaide @ AU Port Adelaide v West Coast @ AS Henson Park. The Women will also be raising money on teh day to support the following charities: Lifehouse at Richmond v Western Bulldogs @ MCG Western Bulldogs v Sydney @ ES RPA, the Chris O’Brien Cancer Centre; the Andrew Love Cancer Centre, which is part of Geelong Hospital; and the Essendon v North Melbourne @ ES Hawthorn v Gold Coast @ MCG Royal Prince Alfred’s transplant centre. Enjoy your weekend and see you at the footy!

Round 18 - 11th August 2012 36 Round 18 - 11th August 2012 1 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au AFL SYDNEY CLUB CONTACTS 2012 PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE AUBURN Amna K-Hassan 0415 282 855 [email protected] Round 1 Round 7 Round 13 Round 18 Sat 31st March BALMAIN David Yole 0421 551 337 [email protected] Sat 19th May Sat 30th June Sat 11th August C’town 13.4 v Illa 20.12 StG 22.12 v C’town 6.4 C’town 4.5 v PH 25.17 Campbelltown v Balmain BALMAIN WOMEN’S Christine McDonald 0403 231 134 [email protected] UTS 6.7 v UNSW/ES 16.15 UTS 23.10 v Ill 9.11 Ill 5.4 v UNSW/ES 25.18 St George v UTS PH 12.16 v NS 10.7 BLACKTOWN MAGIC Greg Howe 0421 064 047 [email protected] WS 5.5 v UNSW/ES 21.10 StG 20.16 v SHE 10.5 North Shore v UNSW/ES SHE 12.9 v WS 11.3 Sun 20th May NS 6.15 v UTS 10.10 Wests v Illawarra CAMDEN Warren Back 0414 795 529 [email protected] Sun 1st April SHE 9.9 v SU 9.8 Sun 1st July Syd Uni v Sydney Hills Eagles SU 4.1 v StG 17.13 PH 12.12 v Bal 10.9 Bal 12.17 v WS 4.14 Pennant Hills — Bye CAMPBELLTOWN Mick Fabre 0499 772 193 [email protected] Bal — Bye NS — Bye SU — Bye Round 19 Round 2 Round 8 Round 14 GOSFORD WILDCATS Deon Crowden 0448 296 705 [email protected] Sat 14th April Sat 18th August PH 10.13 v StG 14.10 Sat 26th May Sat 7th July Pennant Hills v Wests HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Clive Sharp 0433 403 620 [email protected] C’town 5.8 v NS 14.11 StG 7.7 v UNSW 18.12 Sydney Uni v Campbelltown SHE 5.5 v UNSW/ES 16.24 Ill 3.10 v PH 10.14 UTS 23.13 v Camp 4.6 UNSW/ES v Sydney Hills Eagles ILLAWARRA Debbie Brookfield 0417 410 736 [email protected] WS 15.10 v UTS 22.9 Ill 8.15 v SU 4.9 UTS 14.8 v StG 19.8 SU 5.10 v NS 23.8 Illawarra v St George MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Luke Gemmill 0401 214 812 [email protected] Sun 15th April WS 6.8 v SU 8.16 SHE 5.4 v Bal 22.6 Sun 19th August Sun 27th May Sun 8th July Balmain v North Shore Bal 27.20 v C’town 8.9 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S Liz Fassone 0402 784 350 [email protected] NS — Bye Bal 26.12 v SHE 5.7 PH 15.18 v Ill 5.11 UTS — Bye UNSW/ES — Bye WS — Bye MANLY WARRINGAH Richard Wharton 0413 380 925 [email protected] Round 3 Round 20 Saturday 21st April Round 9 Round 15 Sat 25th August MOOREBANK Paul Prepost 0407 279 118 [email protected] StG 10.17 v Ill 10.6 Sat 2nd June Sat 14th July Illawarra v UTS UNSW/ES 17.12 v Bal 11.15 C’town 6.7 v WS 11.10 Camp 6.9 v SHE 20.9 North Shore v Pennant Hills NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS Verna Iles 0421 805 147 [email protected] UTS 13.19 v SHE 10.8 StG 7.6 v PH 12.8 Ill 8.6 v BD 17.15 St George v Balmain NS 23.20 v C’town 6.6 UNSW/ES 9.12 v Ill 1.7 PH 23.14 v SU 3.1 UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni NOR WEST Glenn Whitney 0403 185 265 [email protected] PH — Bye NS 17.16 v SU 4.5 UNSW/ES 20.28 v WS 1.7 Wests v Sydney Hills NORTH SHORE Liz Fitzgerald 0417 290 219 [email protected] SU— Bye SHE 6.5 v UTS 11.24 NS 20.14 v StG 13.6 Campbelltown — Bye WS — Bye Bal — Bye UTS — Bye PENNANT HILLS Ian Parker 0428 261 984 [email protected] Round 4 Round 10 Transferred Matches Sat 1st Sept Wednesday 25th April PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579 061 [email protected] Sat 11th June Sat 21st July Qualifying Final WS 5.5 v Bal 25.14 SHE 2.11 v C’town 10.8 SU 13.19 v BD 18.5 RIVERVIEW Brett Somerville 0412 142 433 [email protected] Saturday 28th April UTS 5.12 v WS 4.7 PH 7.11 v UNSW/ES 11.10 Ill 10.10 v SHE 11.14 Sun 2nd Sept StG — Bye Sat 22nd July SAINTS afc Andrew Blakemore 0407 012 155 [email protected] StG 9.7 v NS 13.17 Elimination Final Round 11 Ill 4.5 v NS 16.10 UNSW/ES 11.19 v PH 13.9 SOUTHERN POWER David Bell 0415 940 219 [email protected] Sat 16th June Round 16 UTS 20.17 v SU 11.11 Saturday 8th Sept C’town — Bye PH 7.27 v SHE 9.4 Sat 28th July ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405 546 [email protected] SU 2.8 v UTS 8.13 StG 21.14 v SU 7.7 2nd Semi Final Round 5 UNSW/ES 18.9 v C’town 6.5 UNSW/ES 21.9 v UTS 11.12 SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES Tony Moran 0432 321 149 [email protected] Sat 5th May C’town 9.8 v UTS 13.5 WS 10.9 v StG 15.9 WS 9.9 v Camp 14.22 Sunday 9th Sept SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Phil Wingate 0452 523 602 [email protected] UNSW/ES 13.15 v StG 13.10 NS 10.11 v Bal 11.4 NS 26.10 v Ill 5.11 1st Semi Final Ill — Bye Sun 29th July NS 22.15 v Wests 8.6 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S Ashlee Morgan 0401 353 121 [email protected] BD 12.10 v PH 10.14 SU 12.9 v PH 19.17 Round 12 Sunday 16th Sept Sun 6th May Sat 23rd June SHE — Bye UNSW/ES Paul Simonson 0419 755 684 [email protected] Preliminary Final Bal 17.18 v Ill 6.9 C’town 8.19 v SU 7.5 Round 17

UNSW WOMEN’S Sarah Ryan 0439 698 220 [email protected] SHE — Bye UTS 6.17 v PH 11.9 Sat 4th August Round 6 WS 5.6 v NS 26.16 SU 8.8 v WS 9.11 Saturday, 22nd Sept UTS Simon Rabbitt 0418 418 278 [email protected] Sat 12th May SHE 14.13 v Ill 19.14 Camp 2.5 v StG 26.20 Grand Final PH 27.22 v C’town 3.9 Sun 24th June UTS 6.10 v NS 7.12 UTS SHAMROCKS Simone Faulkner 0431 400 196 [email protected] SHE 6.7 v NS 14.12 Bal 15.12 v StG 12.15 SHE 4.5 v PH 15.17 WESTERN SUBURBS Scott Partlin 0416 202 752 [email protected] Ill 19.11 v WS 9.13 UNSW/ES — Bye Sun 5th August Sun 13th May BD 16.8 v UNSW/ES 14.16 WESTERN WOLVES Tina Zekants 0405 154 277 [email protected] Bal 13.11 v UTS 2.10 Illawarra — Bye SU9.8 v UNSW/ES 24.14 WOLLONGONG SAINTS Katherine Gow 0437 502 784 [email protected] StG — Bye

NSWAF UMPIRES Angus Heritage 0400 293 359 [email protected]

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WOMEN FIXTURES — AUGUST 11 FIXTURES — AUGUST 18-19 Premier Division Premier Division PENRITH 6.10-46 Drew AUBURN 7.4-46 Saturday, August 11 Saturday, August 18 Sydney University v Sydney Hills Eagles@ Sydney Uni No1 Oval @ 12:00pm Sydney University v Campbelltown@ Henson Park @ 2.10pm SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11.12-78 def. NEWTOWN 5.3-33 Campbelltown v Balmain @ Monarch Oval @ 2:10pm Pennant Hills v Western Suburbs @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 2.10pm St George v UTS @ Olds Park @ 2:10pm St George v Illawarra @ Kelso Oval @ 2.10pm WESTERN WOLVES 4.7-31 def. WOLLONGONG 3.4-22 North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 2:30pm UNSW/ES v Sydney Hills Eagles @ Village Green @ 2.10pm Western Suburbs v Illawarra @ Picken Oval @ 2:30pm Sunday, August 19 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 3.9-27 def. SOUTHERN POWER 4.1-25 Pennant Hills— Bye Balmain v North Shore @ Henson Park @ 2.10pm Division One UTS— Bye BALMAIN 17.16-118 def. UNSW/ES 3.4-22 Saturday, August 11 Division One Western Suburbs v Manly Warringah @ Picken Oval @ 10:30am Saturday, August 18 Sydney Hills Eagles v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 2:10am UNSW/ES v Sydney Hills Eagles @ Village Green @ 11.30am UTS SHAMROCKS BYE North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12:30pm Pennant Hills v Western Suburbs @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 12.00pm Southern Power v UTS @ Gwawley Oval @ 2:10pm Holroyd Parramatta v Macquarie University @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 2.30pm Macquarie University v Penrith @ University Oval @ 4:10pm Penrith v North Shore @ Greygums Oval @ 2.30pm 2012 LEADING GOALKICKERS 2012 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Pennant Hills— Bye Manly Warringah v Southern Power @ Weldon Oval @ 5.10pm PREMIER DIVISION CLUB LW TOTAL U18/ Division Two UTS— Bye SEN RES W TOT Saturday, August 11 Division Two 3RDS/ LEIGH LAVERY UNSW/ES 4 76 UNSW/ES v Auburn @ Village Green @ 10:00am Saturday, August 18 WOM Illawarra v Moorebank @ North Dalton Park @ 12.00pm Manly Warringah v UNSW/ES @ Weldon Oval @ 11.00am BEN TAGGART BALMAIN 6 52 St George v Manly Warringah @ Olds Park @ 12:00pm Moorebank v Sydney University @ Rosedale Park @ 11.30am MANLY 90 40 18 - 148 Camden v Balmain @ Harrington Park @ 2:10pm St George v Illawarra @ Kelso Oval @ 12.00pm NICK RYAN ST GEORGE 6 52 Nor-West v Sydney University @ Bensons Lane @ 2:10pm Nor West v Balmain @ Bensons Lane @ 2.10pm Division Three Auburn v Camden @ Mona Park @ 2.10pm DIVISION ONE STHN POWER 84 36 26 - 146 Saturday, August 11 Division Three Western Suburbs v Sydney Hills Eagles @ Picken Oval @ 8:30am Saturday, August 18 DAVID KOVACEVIC MANLY 0 79 BALMAIN 72 40 20 - 132 Campbelltown v Blacktown @ Monarch Oval @ 12:00pm Sydney Hills Eagles v Moorebank @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 12.00pm Macquarie University v Moorebank @ University Oval @ 12:00pm Sydney University v Campbelltown @ Henson Park @ 12.00pm JARED WILSON SOUTHERN POWER 3 36 Southern Power v UTS @ Gwawley Oval @ 12:00pm Western Suburbs v Saints afc @ Wagener Oval @ 12.00pm UTS 60 40 28 - 128 Saints afc v Sydney University @ Pioneers Park @ 2:10pm Blacktown v Southern Power @ The Ponds @ 6.00pm MICHAEL STACEY HOLROYD PARRA 3 30 Division Four Macquarie University v UTS @ University Oval @ 6.10pm UNSW/ES 78 24 14 - 116 Saturday, August 11 Division Four DIVISION TWO Southern Power v UTS @ Gwawley Oval @ 10:00am Saturday, August 18 North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10:30am Nor West v UTS @ Bensons Lane @ 12.00pm PENNANT HILLS 78 20 16 - 114 JONATHAN SHINEBERG ST GEORGE 3 49 Nor-West v Gosford @ Bensons Lane @ 12:00pm Holroyd Parramatta v Macquarie University @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 12.30pm Macquarie University v Penrith @ University Oval @ 2:00pm Penrith v North Shore @ Greygums Oval @ 12.00pm JOSIAH AYLING CAMDEN 1 39 NORTH SHORE 78 24 10 - 112 Manly Warringah v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Weldon Oval @ 2:10pm Gosford v UNSW/ES @ Adcock Park @ 1.00pm Division Five Manly Warringah v Southern Power @ Weldon Oval @ 1.00pm DIVISION THREE SAINTS afc 66 40 2 - 108 Saturday, August 11 Division Five Camden v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Harrington Park @ 12:00pm Saturday, August 18 MICHAEL DUNLEA SAINTS afc 4 63 Saints afc v Penrith @ Pioneers Park @ 12:00pm Holroyd Parramatta v Saints afc @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 8.30am ST GEORGE 54 36 16 - 106 UNSW/ES v UTS @ Village Green@ 12:00pm Penrith v UNSW/ES @ Greygums Oval @ 8.30am GEORGE CAPOZZI UTS 1 40 Sydney University & Moorebank—Bye Moorebank v Sydney University @ Rosedale Park @ 9.30am CAMDEN 54 44 - 9.8 107.8 U18 Division One UTS v Camden @ Mahoney Park @ 12.00pm DIVISION FOUR Saturday, August 11 U18 Division One North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 8:30am Saturday, August 18 ADRIAN DRAGICEVIC UTS 8 56 NOR WEST 60 28 14 - 102 St George v St Igantius Riverview @ Olds Park @ 10:00am UNSW/ES v Sydney Hills Eagles @ Village Green @ 9.30am Sydney University v Sydney Hills Eagles @ Sydney Uni No1 Oval @ 10:00am Pennant Hills v Western Suburbs @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 10.00am SCOTT MANUELLE GOSFORD 4 50 PENRITH 48 40 0 - 88 Western Suburbs v Illawarra @ Picken Oval @ 12:30pm St George v Illawarra @ Kelso Oval @ 10.00am Pennant Hills & Penrith — Bye Penrith v Sydney University @ Greygums Oval @ 2.30pm DIVISION FIVE U18 Division Two North Shore & St Ignatius, Riverview—Bye HOLROYD-PARRA 60 16 4 - 80 Saturday, August 11 U18 Division Two DANIEL FLINT CAMDEN 0 35 Sydney Hills Eagles v Balmain @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 9:00am Saturday, August 18 Saints afc v Holroyd Parramatta @ Pioneers Park @ 10:00pm Nor West v Sydney Hills Eagles @ Bensons Lane @ 10.00am BEN LAID CAMDEN 0 34 SYDNEY UNI 6 52 20 - 78 Moorebank v Manly Warringah @ Rosedale Park @ 12:00pm Holroyd Parramatta v Macquarie University @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 10.30am Nor-West v Macquarie University @ Bensons Lane @ 1.00pm Manly Warringah v Southern Power @ Weldon Oval @ 3.00pm U18 DIVISION ONE SYDNEY HILLS 24 16 27 - 67 Southern Power — Bye Sunday, August 19 Womens Balmain v Moorebank @ Henson Park @ 12.00pm JAMES FAMULARO SYDNEY HILLS 5 78 MACQUARIE UNI 30 20 15 - 64 Saturday, August 11 Saints afc—Bye DANIEL RISBY SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 4 37 Newtown Breakaways v Macquarie University @ Henson Park @ 9:00am Womens UNSW/ES v UTS Shamrocks @ Henson Park @ 11:00am Saturday, August 18 ILLAWARRA 24 12 19 - 55 U18 DIVISION TWO Penrith v Wollongong @ Henson Park @ 1:00pm 1st Elimination Final (4th v 5th) @ Rosedale Park @ 1.40pm Sydney University v Southern Power @ Henson Park @ 3:00pm 2nd Elimination Final (3rd v 6th) @ Rosedale Park @ 3.40pm JACKSON BRACKIN MACQUARIE UNI 0 36 MOOREBANK 30 4 14 - 48 Western Wolves v Balmain @ Henson Park @ 5:00pm Auburn—Bye TIM CASHMAN SOUTHERN POWER 1 36 CAMPBELLTOWN 18 20 - 3.8 41.8 Officeworks: MITCHELL BELL MANLY WARRINGA 6 36 WESTERN SUBURBS 12 8 6 - 26 a trusted partner WOMENS AUBURN 6 - 5 1.1 12.1 in the publication BELINDA PRIDE BALMAIN 6 83 of the Football Record.

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BLACKTOWN 11.9-75 def. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3.14-32 All match details and player information will be available SOUTHERN POWER 10.14-74 def. WESTERN SUBURBS 4.11-35 on the website by 7pm on the day of the match SAINTS afc 25.20-170 def. SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 4.4-28 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 12.10-82 def. CAMPBELLTOWN 10.11-71 SOCIAL MEDIA DIVISION FOUR GOSFORD 16.14-110 def. MANLY WARRINGAH 4.4-28 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 11.6-72 Drew SOUTHERN POWER 11.6-72 UTS 24.13-157 def. HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 2.5-17 NOR WEST 10.8-68 def. NORTH SHORE 6.16-42 A F L Sy d n e y @ A F L Syd n e y PENRITH 11.10-76 def. UNSW/ES 2.3-15 DIVISION FIVE SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 14.15-99 def. UNSW/ES 8.6-54 AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK SAINTS afc 13.13-91 def. UTS 6.6-42 In 2012 selected matches will be live streamed through the AFL Sydney MOOREBANK 9.17-71 def. PENRITH 5,7-37 website thanks to Digital Sports. To watch live simply go to HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Bye CAMDEN Bye www.sydneyafl.com.au and click on the AFL Sydney TV tab. U18 DIVISION ONE ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 9.14-68 def. NORTH SHORE 4.7-31 All matches live streamed will then be stored on the AFL Sydney website UNSW/ES 18.16-124 def. PENRITH 0.4-4 and can viewed at any time. SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 15.18-108 def. PENNANT HILLS 2.3-15 Round 18—2.30pm—North Shore vs UNSW/ES SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 27.13-175 def. WESTERN SUBURBS 1.3-9 ILLAWARRA Bye ST GEORGE Bye U18 DIVISION TWO MILESTONES SOUTHERN POWER 9.8-62 def. MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 4.6-30 Frank Kalayzich Umpire 450 Senior Premier Division games SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 19.15-129 def. SAINTS afc 3.7-25 Liam Flanangan UTS 50 Games John Ritchie UTS 50 Games NOR WEST 6.6-42 def. MOOREBANK 5.4-34 Simon Cutlack UTS 50 Games MANLY WARRINGAH 13.16-94 def. HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 5.4-34 Lara Creber Sydney Uni Womens 50 games BALMAIN Bye

Round 18 - 11th August 2012 4 Round 18 - 11th August 2012 33 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 2012 AFL SYDNEY RESULTS FRANK BLOWS WHISTLE FOR GAME 450 PREMIER DIVISION There is a famous statement that – records are made to be broken – and this week, the AFL Sydney Umpires Group has another significant record that will be made by field WESTERN SUBURBS 5.4, 6.5, 8.9, 9.11 (65) NORTH SHORE 4.2, 4.7, 5.10, 7.12 (54) umpire Frank Kalayzich – 450 Senior Premier Division Games in the AFL Sydney Compe- SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2.1, 5.3, 6.4, 8.8 (56) UTS 1.2, 1.6, 5.8, 6.10 (46) tition – a record that will not be surpassed.

Frank began his umpiring journey in 1978 in the Manly-Warringah Junior Football com- GOALS, GOALS, WESTERN SUBURBS :B. Mumme 3, M. Eurell 3, R. Chowanetz 1, NORTH SHORE : S. Naismith 3, D. Hadden 2, Z. Manley 1, J. Davis petition and he has umpired every year since (excluding 2001) but it was in 1983 that he S. Hudson 1, K. Currie 1 1 umpired his first senior game with his first First Grade Game in 1986. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY :J. Lawson 2, R. MacPherson 1, M. Carey 1, UTS : D. Lavender 2, M. Davis 2, S. Chadwick 1, S. Kinross 1 Frank’s career has included umpiring AFL under 19 games and VFL/AFL Reserves Games A. Dyson 1, C. Fleetwood 1, B. Fitzpatrick 1, T. Air 1 BEST, and he has umpired with some of our games most successful including John Russo and BEST, NORTH SHORE : D. Hadden, S. Naismith, M. Thomas, R. Wason, Hayden Kennedy as well as many others who have been and are currently on the AFL WESTERN SUBURBS : S. Lear, T. Lambert, R. Hinson, S. Hudson, D. Fitzgerald, J. Weir Umpires List including Troy (Beater) Pannell and Ray (Razor) Chamberlain. L. Roehrig, B. Mumme UTS : D. Lavender, J. Kenna, S. Tregoning, R. Hanmore, J. Hume, The success that Frank has enjoyed has been hard fought and like most umpires Frank SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : D. Roberton, J. Melville, S. Snodgrass, R. T. Nixon has enjoyed the support of a number people both from his family and the umpiring Kennedy, A. Dyson, J. Doughty UMPIRES: Lachlan McDonald, Anton Lewis, James Bailey @ UMPIRES: Brad Dean, Michael Richards, Dean Garroway @ Waverley Oval community. Henson Park Frank acknowledges a couple of key umpiring coaches for his longevity including David Levens who’s “insightfulness advice” Frank says “laid the foundations of the umpire he is today”. ST GEORGE 7.4, 13.10, 21.13, 26.20 (176) PENNANT HILLS 1.4, 5.9, 9.13, 15.17 (107) Frank also acknowledges Mark Rendell as a significant source of encouragement, support and advice in addition to a CAMPBELLTOWN 1.0, 1.2, 1.4, 2.5 (17) SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 3.2, 3.2, 3.3, 4.5 (29) number of coaches that he has had. GOALS, As well as being a stalwart of the umpiring community, Frank also works with others in the umpiring community and GOALS, PENNANT HILLS : S. Wray 3, J. Barty 2, M. Carey 2, P. Barnes 2, his advice to younger umpires is to “be true and committed to themselves and don’t take short-cuts”. ST GEORGE : A. Wynn 7, J. Saddington 7, N. Ryan 6, B. Addison T. Wales 1, L. Bilbe 1, There have been a number of highlights in Frank’s career “too many to mention” Frank says but two stand out: his 2, D. Ryan 1, P. Sain 1, D. Lycakis 1, J. West 1 A. Goodall 1, K. Wright 1, B. Urwin 1, T. Rivers 1 CAMPBELLTOWN :M. Linsen 2 SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES : D. Killworth 1, M. Clinch 1, B. Trewin 1, first senior game at Trumper Park and officiating his first Grand Final in 1987. BEST, A. Foxall 1 Frank is held in high regard amongst the umpiring and football fraternity. Some of Franks former associates offered ST GEORGE : A. Wynn, S. Wilsen, D. Gilbert, M. Jones, B. Guth- BEST, these words to Frank in this record breaking milestone game. rie, R. Bajada PENNANT HILLS : K. Wright, S. Widmer, S. Wray, A. Goodall, T. David Levens – former Sydney and AFL Umpiring Coach CAMPBELLTOWN : B. Sommerville, B. Joynson, J. Wheeler, P. Wales, B. Jack Frank has made a wonderful contribution to Australian Football in Sydney through his umpiring endeavours and the Simpson, J. Watkins, B. Martin SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES : S. Pierce, D. Steer, J. Mann, H. Bond, J. achievement of 450 matches is testament to that. Frank had a great work ethic to his physical preparation and fitness UMPIRES: Michael Peck, Cameron Barr, Mark Hopkins @ Kelso Gordon, T. Physick and I remember his achievements in many of the fitness testing regimes. While we know that umpiring is ‘more than Oval UMPIRES: Frank Kalayzich, Stephen Stork, Carl Fletcher @ Bruce running’ Frank’s commitment in this area did present a good example to others, particular those who were keen to Purser Reserve progress their umpiring further. Frank was keen to see the on-going improvement of umpiring in Sydney. I have received occasional phone calls from BALMAIN 9.0, 13.1, 14.5, 16.8 (104) Frank wishing to discuss umpiring matters and seeking another view/opinion. It was during these times that he indi- UNSW/ES 3.5, 5.10, 8.13, 14.16 (100) cated his willingness to support and assist younger umpires on their journey, in similar ways that Mark Rendell did with Frank, particularly early in Frank’s career. It is important that people like Frank, particularly with his experience, GOALS, continue to make a contribution to umpiring in Sydney. BALMAIN : B. Taggart 6, A. Cottrell 5, L. Conway 2, S. Lee-Steere 1, B. Plug 1, J. Cass 1 ILLAWARRA — BYE UNSW/ES : J. Parmenter 4, L. Lavery 4, M. Collett 3, D. Rampe 1, H. Nichols 1, B. Way 1 The milestone is a great achievement on the national officiating landscape and I hope that it provides many happy BEST, memories and may encourage him to advance the number to maybe 500. BALMAIN : G. Wilkie, S. Lee-Steere, B. Taggart, J. Monk, A. Cottrell, K. Pearson Hayden Kennedy – AFL Umpiring Games Record holder 495 senior games and current AFL Umpires Assistant Coach UNSW/ES : D. Rampe, S. Benjamin, J. Parmenter, J. Robbie, S. Tagliabue, P. Kefalas Frank has been an institution for the umpiring fraternity in Sydney for a long, long time. He was the first real umpire UMPIRES: Gavin Bertram, Matt Baigent, Luke Turner @ Henson Park that I came across in my early days in the AFL. I was amazed that this big, fit, good looking bloke was an umpire rather than a power sportsperson such as an Olympic rower. The square shoulders and ripped torso were testament to how he looked after himself to give himself the best possible chance to succeed at his given leisure pursuit. I was always welcomed when I umpired in Sydney and Frank was largely responsible for this. He was very gracious DIVISION ONE with his time and was interested in what you were up to and how you were going. I found Frank extremely person- NORTH SHORE 8.15-63 def. UTS 5.11-41 able. He was always willing to improve, and would continually ask questions in order to build upon his level of knowl- edge. It was only a month or so ago when Frank rang me in my new role of Assistant Coach to the AFL Umpires want- PENRITH 7.22-64 def. UNSW/ES 3.7-25 ing some clarification on a rule (with his own thoughts thrown in for good measure). SOUTHERN POWER 14.8-92 def. MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 3.3-21 Umpiring 450 games is a wonderful achievement that demands a very disciplined lifestyle. You need to look after yourself mentally and physically, and commit fully each year to either help younger umpires and / or strive to achieve HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 15.16-106 def. WESTERN SUBURBS 6.4-40 personal goals. I am thrilled to see Frank achieve this milestone and I sincerely hope that he finds the passion to get just a little fur- PENNANT HILLS 9.3-57 def. SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 3.9-27 ther (about 50 more games). Umpiring needs great stories like that. MANLY WARRINGAH BYE Congratulations and good luck.

Round 18 - 11th August 2012 32 Round 18 - 11th August 2012 5 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK—ROUND 17 2012 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS DIVISION FOUR P W L D % PTS GOSFORD 16 14 2 0 299 56 UTS 16 14 2 0 251 56 Scott Pierce PENRITH 16 13 3 0 238 52 Sydney Hills Eagles UNSW/ES 16 11 5 0 158 44 NOR-WEST 16 7 9 0 76 28 NORTH SHORE 16 6 10 0 67 24 Dane Roberton Matt Thomas MANLY WARRINGAH 16 5 11 0 63 20 Sydney University North Shore HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 16 4 12 0 47 16 SOUTHERN POWER 16 3 12 1 42 14 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 16 2 13 1 45 10 DIVISION FIVE P W L D % MR Kieran Wright Tim Lambert Jackson Monk SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 12 3 0 212 80 CAMDEN 14 11 3 0 172 79 Pennant Hills Western Suburbs Balmain UTS 14 9 4 1 155 68 SAINTS afc 14 9 5 0 164 64 MOOREBANK 14 8 6 0 135 57 UNSW/ES 14 6 7 1 113 46 Sam Naismith PENRITH 14 4 10 0 63 29 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 14 2 12 0 36 14 North Shore U18 DIVISION ONE P W L D % MR SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 14 13 0 1 320 96 Alex Goodall SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 13 10 3 0 197 77 Stephen Wray Doug Haddan Pennant Hills ILLAWARRA 13 9 3 1 161 73 Pennant Hills North Shore ST GEORGE 14 8 6 0 131 57 PENNANT HILLS 14 8 6 0 124 57 Gerard Wilkie UNSW/ES 13 7 6 0 105 54 Balmain NORTH SHORE 13 5 8 0 130 38 ST IGNATIUS,RIVERVIEW 14 4 10 0 90 29 WESTERN SUBURBS 13 3 10 0 46 23 Dane Rampe PENRITH 15 0 15 0 10 0 UNSW/ES U18 DIVISION TWO P W L D % MR SOUTHERN POWER 14 13 1 0 453 93 BALMAIN 13 10 3 0 210 77 MANLY WARRINGAH 13 9 4 0 197 69 Scott Lear Ben Taggart Bryce Joynson NOR WEST 13 7 6 0 148 54 MOOREBANK 13 7 6 0 83 54 Western Suburbs Balmain Campbelltown MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 14 7 7 0 116 50 SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 13 4 9 0 81 31 HOLROYD-PARRAMTTA 13 2 11 0 47 15 SAINTS afc 14 1 13 0 12 7 WOMENS P W L D % MR BALMAIN DOCKERS 13 13 0 0 745 100 David Lavender Steve Wilsen WOLLONGONG SAINTS 13 10 3 0 327 77 UTS St George SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 13 9 4 0 275 69 WESTERN WOLVES 13 9 4 0 237 69 NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS 13 7 6 0 127 54 UNSW STINGRAYS 13 7 6 0 104 54 Alex Wynn MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 13 7 6 0 93 54 St George SOUTHERN POWER 13 4 9 0 78 31 UTS SHAMROCKS 13 3 10 0 19 23 AUBURN TIGERS 14 2 11 1 21 18 PENRITH RAMETTES 13 0 12 1 14 4

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PREMIER DIVISION P W L D % MR STEPHEN WRAY (Pennant Hills) NORTH SHORE 15 13 2 0 221 87 The Round 17 , AFL Sydney Rising Star Nominee is Stephen Wray of Pennant Hills. UNSW/ES 15 13 2 0 214 87 Stephen started his AFL as a 5 year old with Westbrook Auskick and progressed through the PENNANT HILLS 15 13 3 0 175 81 junior club ranks playing in numerous under representative teams. BALMAIN 15 13 3 0 185 80 In 2007 as an Under 13 he was invited to join the Talented Player program. Unfortunately a UTS 16 10 6 0 118 63 serious bicycle accident resulted in him not playing during the 2008 season until the NSW ST GEORGE 15 9 6 0 137 60 championship in October of 2008. Following this Stephen was offered a scholarship with SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 15 4 11 0 60 27 the Sydney Swans and this is still in place today. Stephen has represented NSW under 15 schoolboys and in 2009 was named in the All Australian under 15 team. ILLAWARRA 15 4 11 0 60 27 Stephen first played with Pennant Hills under 18 team in 2009 and since then has played 29 CAMPBELLTOWN 16 3 13 0 42 19 under 18 games, 1 Premier Division game in 2011 and 5 premier division games in 2012. WESTERN SUBURBS 15 2 13 0 50 13 Stephen was selected in the RAMS squad at under 16 and participated from 2010 to SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 1 14 0 48 6 2012. Over the 2011 and 2012 seasons Stephen has played 16 games with the Swans Re- DIVISION ONE P W L D % MR serves team. MANLY WARRINGAH 15 15 0 0 622 100 Stephen completed his HSC in 2011 and is now in his first year of a Bachelor of Health and Movement at the Australian College of Physical Education at Homebush. SOUTHERN POWER 15 14 1 0 334 93 Pennant Hills club coach Chris Yard said “Stephen is immensely talented. He is very versatile HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 15 10 5 0 114 67 and has speed allowing him to play both forward and back and for periods through the midfield. We have been lucky over UTS 16 10 6 0 127 63 the past month to start to see more of his natural football abilities given his national commitments have completed. He PENRITH 15 8 7 0 82 53 understands of what is required to be part of the Penno team and is working hard on his consistency throughout games”. NORTH SHORE 15 6 9 0 76 40 Previous Nominees UNSW/ES 15 5 10 0 63 33 Rd 1—Taran Etto (Campbelltown) Rd 9—Jarryd Polley (Western Suburbs) MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 16 5 11 0 78 31 Rd 2—Joshua Cass (Balmain) Rd 10—Paul Green (Campbelltown) Rd 3—Erol Sertbas (North Shore) Rd 11—Sam Naismith (North Shore) PENNANT HILLS 16 5 11 0 50 31 Rd 4—Tim Wales (Pennant Hills) Rd 12—Brad Plug (Balmain) SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 15 4 11 0 62 27 Rd 5—Jackson Monk (Balmain) Rd 13—Jack Davis (North Shore) WESTERN SUBURBS 15 2 13 0 45 13 Rd 6—Damon Steer (Sydney Hills Eagles) Rd 14— Jacob Brookfield (Illawarra) Rd 7—Sam Tagliabue (UNSW/ES) Rd 15— Jordan West (St George) DIVISION TWO P W L D % PTS Rd 8— Alex Hawtin (Sydney University) Rd 16—Jack Codd-Miller (Western Suburbs) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16 13 3 0 151 52 MANLY-WARRINGAH 16 10 6 0 149 40 UNSW/ES 16 10 6 0 136 40 AFL SYDNEY WOMEN’S RISING STAR—ROUND 15 NOR WEST 16 10 6 0 133 40 BALMAIN 16 10 6 0 119 40 ASHLEA RODMAN (Penrith) ST GEORGE 16 9 7 0 124 36 CAMDEN 16 9 7 0 111 36 The AFL Sydney Womens Rising Star Round 15 nominee is Ashlea Rodman of Penrith.. MOOREBANK 16 5 11 0 91 20 20 Year old, Rodman is in her first year of AFL after watching her brother, talented Western Sydney youngster Josh, play for many years. ILLAWARRA 16 3 13 0 64 12 The affable, tall and athletic Ramette plays in the midfield, has great pace and possesses a good AUBURN 16 1 15 0 26 4 football brain. She was instrumental in the team’s exciting draw against Auburn on Saturday at Greygums Oval, earning her the coach’s award and the accolades of her team-mates. Ashlea DIVISION THREE P W L D % PTS took some great marks and accurate disposals on many occasions saw the team drive forward UTS 16 14 2 0 452 56 in attach. Her defensive skills keep improving every week and Ashlea is never afraid to go in first for the hard ball. Certainly a player of the future for the newest team in the AFL Sydney BLACKTOWN 16 13 3 0 249 52 Woman’s competition SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16 13 3 0 242 52 SAINTS afc 16 11 5 0 234 44 Previous Nominees SOUTHERN POWER 16 9 7 0 134 36 Rd 1—Sandra Janjetokic (Sydney University) Rd 8—Lily Hall Harris (UTS Shamrocks) WESTERN SUBURBS 16 6 10 0 59 24 Rd 2—Jessica Paulic (Auburn) Rd 9—Alice Fresle (Sydney University) MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 16 5 11 0 55 20 Rd 3—Caitlin Stanistreet (UNSW/ES) Rd 10—Madelane Collier (Wollongong) CAMPBELLTOWN 16 5 11 0 42 20 Rd 4—Steph Pokrivka (Wollongong) Rd 11—Taigan Grenfell (Wollongong) Rd 5—Eleri Morris (Wollongong) Rd 12—Ashlee Smith (Wollongong) SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 16 3 13 0 39 12 Rd 6—Ashley Gray (Macquarie University) Rd 14—Stephanie Kostic (Penrith) MOOREBANK 16 1 15 0 25 4 Rd 7—Kirsty Church (Wollongong) Round 18 - 11th August 2012 30 Round 18 - 11th August 2012 7 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au JETS FLYING HIGH NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION After finishing four wins outside a finals berth last season, the Nor-West Jets are well in contention to make a run at the Division Two premiership. www.nswafua.com.au

Club President, Glenn Whitney believes 2012 has been a success across the 2012 Number List No Name No Name board. No Name 43 CYRUS AFTASI 57 MORGAN HUDSON 1 ANTON LEWIS 44 SEAN STREAT 58 CHRIS NIXON “From the club’s perspective, this year would probably rate as one of our best- 2 ALEXANDER TALBOT 46 MATTHEW KRISE 60 MICHAEL ELLIOT primarily because we have three competitive sides (including Division Four 3 JUSTIN FOX 47 DANIEL CRICHTON 61 BLAKE LANGER and Under 18 Division Two) that are looking at finals football,” he said. 48 CONOR DEWAR 62 ALEX HOCKING 4 DAVID NEWELL “The competition for our Seniors this year is very good with some great football being played. 49 STIRLING COATES 63 DAVID McPHERSON 5 CAMERON BARR 50 DAVID LENOIR 64 CHRISTINE BURROWS “We have challenged ourselves against some of the traditionally strong sides and have found some success there 6 JAMES BAILEY 51 JEREMY BOLAND 65 MATTHEW GEDDES which has given us a very positive feel.” 7 FRANK KALAYZICH 52 ANDREW MORRIS 66 JORDAN JACKSON 9 MICHAEL PECK According to Whitney, the club has benefitted from greater depth this season. 53 JESS MARKUT 69 PAUL O’BRIEN 10 MARK HOPKINS 54 JUSTIN REISS 70 ZOE VICIC “Certainly one of our challenges has been in fielding a competitive team, week in and week out, based on the fact 11 DEAN GARROWAY 55 DANIEL COGHLAN 71 MATTHEW ELLIOTT a high proportion of our players do come from service personnel,” Whitney said. “It’s been a struggle again this 12 TODD FLETCHER 56 IGOR STOJKOV 79 DAMIAN ELVEY year in the sense we have been looking at a large number of changes for each team on a weekly basis- but this 13 CARL FLETCHER year we have some depth.” The committee of the AFL Sydney Umpire Group I NSWAFUA wishes to en- 14 WILLIAM MacARTHUR courage all umpires who have officiated a game in 2012 to attend training in Whitney was also proud of the way the club has rallied given the loss of key on and off field personnel including 15 STEPHEN STORK the very important weeks leading up to the finals series. senior coach, Garry Bull and off-field personality, Brendan Rhodes. 17 AIDAN GROSAS 18 STEVEN WALLBANK The season will soon be over, so get to training, do your best and support your mates. “It hit the club very hard but if anything though, some extraordinary people have stepped up which is a sign of the 19 GAVIN BERTRAM strength and depth of the club,” he said. “People have come out of obscurity and taken on significant roles. 20 CHRIS HAYTER Please also make a diary note for the following dates: “What we don’t have within our group is dissent or disagreement- we don’t always have consent but we have that 22 JOHN BENSON ability to run it pretty much as a community club.” 23 MICHAEL RICHARDS  President’s Night – Tuesday 18th September – venue TBA 24 LACHLAN McDONALD th Whitney believes this strong club culture is driven by the coaching group, led by Don Ollington and includes divi- 25 CHRIS MARATHAKIS  Presentation Night – Saturday 6 October – venue TBA sional coaches Peter Kyle and Mark Johnston. 26 ASHLEY SYMONS The answers to last week’s trivia questions are: (Q1 ) Derek Kickett, (Q2) Brett “To get the services of Donny Ollington as our Senior coach who has been nothing short of sensational,” he en- 27 GLEN CALLAGHAN Kirk and (Q3) Tony Lockett thused. 29 GEORDIE HAWKINS 30 JACK BAWDEN Run well and enjoy your game this week. “Our Under 18 program has also been successful and given the whole club a significant lift. 31 BRAD DEAN

32 RILEY MIEDLER “Our senior players are looking at the Under 18s, and our Under 18s are looking at the senior players- the whole merger of the different divisions has been very successful. 33 TOM BOWES 34 LUKE TURNER “We have worked very closely with our Hawkesbury Under 16 Junior club side and in fact they have been training 35 PETER HUMPHRIES with the seniors one night a week.” 36 SAMUEL PARKINSON

37 STEPHEN BAKER While wanting to end the year on a high note, Whitney feels there are even better times ahead for the Jets. 38 VICTORIA RAWLINGS “We have a focus on going into Division One with our talent group,” he said. 39 DANIEL WHITE 40 MICHAEL RASO “We understand it probably won’t happen next year but possibly the year after or the year after that if we can 41 ANDY SMYTH retain the current depth, there are opportunities there. 42 ROBERT COOKSLEY “There is also an opportunity for the developing Under 18 group to play senior football which in its own right is very exciting because they are an integral part of the Nor-West Jets.” 43 SEAN STREAT

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2012 Team List Senior Coach: Damien Phillips Don Ollington · 36 years old No Name Goals Club Colours: Red, Black & White · Nor West Senior (Division Two) coach 1 COLBY SCHULZ www.muafc.com 1) How would you sum up this year so far for the Jets? 2 NATHAN JACKSON University Oval, North Ryde played host to Macquarie University Australian It’s been pretty good as all three grades are still in contention for finals. The Football Club’s annual Ladies’ Day last Saturday to celebrate the out- Under 18s has certainly added a new dimension to the club which has been 3 DYLAN BROGAN standing contribution of women to the club, in the form of players, volun- fantastic. teers, friends, family and those very understanding wives and girlfriends. 4 ANDRE SLIWKA Over 250 people visited the ground to participate in the myriad of entertain- 2) How has been the challenge of coaching the senior outfit? 5 PAUL JACKSON ment organized for the day. An exclusive verandah viewing area was deco- rated with pink streamers and balloons, and a $5 entry fee allowed female Like any coaching job, it has its ups and downs and periods where you want to 6 SHAUN SMITH attendees to dine on fresh scones and Devonshire tea throughout the day, tear your hair out but the good far outweighs the bad- that’s for sure. I’ve all from the best seats in the house. A highly contested bake-off competition been really lucky with the Under 18s. We’ve managed to get four of those guys 7 JAMES MOYLAN also took place with all proceeds going towards funding the Women’s team, senior games this year which for the future of the senior club is fantastic. It’s whilst the Sydney Swans also got involved in the cause, donating their inflat- not just giving them games but the guys who have come up have performed 8 SEAN ELLICOT able jumping castle to keep the young and the young at heart entertained well and lived up the expectations that we have of them- that’s the encourag- 9 THOMAS POPE throughout the day. ing sign because we are quite young. We have seen guys developing as foot- In total four matches were played, with the club’s Women’s team taking on ballers and grow into young men as well. 10 GAVIN NIXON Southern Power in the marquee fixture for the day. Having watched throughout the day as the club’s men’s sides fell agonizingly short on two 11 HUGH KIRBY 3) Where has the improvement come from this year? occasions, all hopes were on the Women to produce a result that the club I think we just have a better understanding of each other as players given another year under their belt. Like I said, could celebrate. In a low scoring affair, the visitors controlled the lead until 12 PETE LEBRETON we are quite young so a bit of maturity has benefitted us in that sense. A lot of good groundwork was done by late in the last quarter when Macquarie Uni goaled through Aislinn Albury to Bully (Garry Bull- now Balmain Premier Division co-coach). We have just added polish to the work he has already 13 NICK WILLIAMSON put the Warriors in front for the first time in the match. Southern Power hit back soon after but with just over a minute remaining, Macquarie’s Ash done. 14 ANDREW ROBERTSON Gray marked and goaled to give the Warriors the win. The final score read Macquarie Uni 3.9.27 to Southern Power 4.1.25 4) You have been around Sydney football for a number of years. How do you feel AFL is placed in the 15 SAMUEL WOOD Earlier in the day, the under 18’s put in a spirited performance against lad- Sydney sporting market? der leaders Southern Power trailing by just 7 points at half time before the Personally, I think divisionalisation in AFL Sydney is a good thing- I know there is some opposition with splitting 16 SAM FORREST Power kicked clear in the second half to run out 32 point victors. The Warri- clubs but you only need to look at Division Two to notice that the proof is in the pudding where only a game or 17 SAM SIMPSON ors then staged a huge comeback in Division 4, kicking five last quarter goals two separates second to seventh or eighth on the ladder. There are competitive games week-in and week-out and to draw within a single point of Southern Power. Veteran and club games I think sides enjoy that. Outside of that, to a certain extent, external interest among other things we (AFL) are 18 MARK BISHOP record holder, Scott Uglow, had the chance to steal the match with a shot finding it tough but all sports probably are now in that regard. As I said though, there are a lot more competitive after the siren but pushed his shot through for a behind. The match ended games now compared to when I first came to Sydney fifteen years ago. 19 CAMERON LUDOWYKE in a draw with the scores reading 11.6.72 apiece. Unfortunately, Mac- 20 MICHAEL TWOHIG quarie’s Division 1 side were outclassed by a strong Southern Power side, 5) Who are your main competitors in the Division Two competition? and despite taking it up to the team from Sydney’s shire in the first half, You could throw a blanket over all of them. I think the competition proves that any side on their given day could could not maintain the pressure and went down by 71 points. 22 MARK RICE beat anyone. Like I said before, from a coaching and playing perspective its good that you know you have to turn In total, the club raised in excess of $2,500 on the day which is a fantastic up each week, ready to play. You see the results up and you see how close the competition is. 23 JORDAN BELL result and will provide the Women’s team with a great chance to invest in new equipment for the remainder of the season and next. 25 BRODIE COOPER Macquarie University has five teams in the Sydney AFL competition, includ- 6) What does Don Ollington enjoy doing in his spare time? I am a sports fan and support most things so I have been watching a bit of the Tour of France and Olympics of 27 NED ANDERSON ing three senior men’s teams, and an U18’s and Women’s team. Club nights are held every Thursday at University Oval, recent times. I am trying to catch on a bit of sleep as a result. I value hanging out with my mates and like to travel. 28 LUKE GEMMILL North Ryde and new players are always wel- come. For more information, visit 7) Finally, what is your favourite football memory? 29 RONAN WORDSWORTH www.muafc.com.au or find us on Facebook. Winning Grand Finals would well and truly be right up there. I won premierships in 1998-2000 (the former SFA Seniors), and 2009 (Division 2) - all with Macquarie University. I am still mates 15 years later with guys I played in 32 JOSEPH RISLEY premierships with, including the first year I moved to Sydney when I knew no-one so that speaks volumes of what 34 ANGUS RODGERS winning a premiership can do. Obviously, both here and in Tasmania I was lucky to represent the associations I played in so that was always a thrill.

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2012 Team List Senior Coach: Damien Hall 2012 Team List Senior Coach: James Van Beek & Fraser Neill No Name Goals No Name Goals Club Colours: Blue & Gold Club Colours: Red, White & Black 4 MICHAEL HIGGINS 3 BRETT SOMERVILLE www.suanfc.com www.saintsafc.com 9 SAM CRICHTON 4 CHRIS HENDERSON 12 JACK LAWSON The Club looks forward to the final home games at Oval No 1 this 5 SEAN HARPER WIRTH Last weekend in round saw Pioneers Park host 3 home games yet again. 14 MONTY KROCHMAL weekend, and welcome Sydney Hills Eagles and their supporters, for 8 DANNY PEZESHKI The footy conditions were no less than perfect on the day, which in the Premier Division and Under 18’s contests. 15 JAMES LEWINGTON 9 ALLAN EDMONDSON turn, brought out some fantastic support for all the Saints teams.

17 JESS MCGUIRK 11 DON WATERSTON Whilst it has been a year of transition for the Club’s NEAFL and Premier The Reserves kicked off proceeding with a great win over the high flying 18 ANTON TURCO 12 MURRAY CONALLIN Division sides, the Clubs remaining four grades – Colts, Blues, Reds and UTS Bats. This was a great team performance with some individual 19 MJ FIGG Golds – have all enjoyed very successful years, with the potential of 13 MATT MUNDEY stand out including Aidan Greet, the Bryant Brothers and Jamie 20 DEAN McKAY running deep into finals. The clubs Third Grade side, the Blues, secured 16 NIALL QUINN Hudson. Well done to the boys for getting up by almost 50 points. This first place on the ladder and the Minor Premiership on Saturday. 25 JORDON McCREARY 18 GREG O’CONNOR will not doubt give the squad more confidence going into finals footy. Victory for Fifth Grade – Golds – in their remaining games will see them 26 ALEXANDER HAWTIN 20 MICHAEL DUNLEA claim the Minor Premiership also, whilst the Reds and Colts are both Well done to the Under 18’s who continue to bravely fight through a 27 PETER CASEY aiming for a finish in the top three. 21 KANE DRAPER tough opening season. Putting in a hard fought, never say die 28 CHRIS HURST 22 BEN HERON performance against strong opposition in the shape of Sydney Hills 29 SAM ORTON Tickets will be made available shortly to the annual “Blue and Gold” 24 BEN GILL Eagles. Best players on the day were T. Brabrook, J. Brabrook, G. Luncheon. This year, the lunch will be held on Friday 28th September, 30 MATT LEMME 25 JOSH SCANLON Rowles, A. Pustetto, J. Pulitano, J. Mei-Edwards. the day before the AFL Grand Final. Those attending the event can also 31 NICK BOWEN 26 ED CASER reserve a seat at the Alexandria Hotel, where the AFL Grand Final will Finally the Seniors were also up against Sydney Hills Eagles. With 32 MATT HUTTON be shown live on several screens throughout the hotel. More infor 28 MITCH ASHLEY another strong team selection our Seniors were in control for most of 34 MAX CARTER mation on the lunch will follow shortly. 30 ALAN DALY the game and never looked in any real trouble. Well done to a spirited 36 ALEX DYSON 31 MICK GARSTIN Eagles side who pushed on until the final siren. Good luck to all sides playing this weekend. 38 TIM AIR 32 BEN PRELEC Both Saints senior teams are now guaranteed a spot in finals footy. Lets 39 KYLE UNDERWOOD 33 JORDAN LIPSON The Club thanks our 2012 Partners: Cerno, Bendigo, CplusC Design and keep working hard on the track and bring these great performances 40 BEN FITZPATRICK Construct, Sydney University Sport and Fitness, The Grandstand Bar 34 SCOTT FEIGAN into finals footy. 42 JAKE SWARTS and Restaurant, The Empire Hotel Annandale, SportsLab, Thema, Ark 36 NICK GOZZI Total Wealth, The Rubbish Taxi, GNC Live Well Broadway 43 DANE ROBERTON 38 DAVID SELLERS A big thank you and appreciation goes out to our major sponsors for 44 MITCH SCOTT 40 MAX FRIEND their continued support - Pacific Network Global Logistics, Oriel 45 RYAN KENNEDY 44 MACLEAY LEWIS Building Services and Hyundai. 46 BRANDON NELSON 45 EAMON LOUGHREY 47 MATT POWYS 46 DAMIAN STUBBS 49 ARON EVERETT 48 LEIGH WILSON 50 JETHRO BRAICO 50 SAM MEHAN 51 SAM LONERGAN-STEWART 52 SCOTT ROBERTSON 52 BEN COFFEY 56 JAYDEN PENDLETON 53 MIKE CAREY 59 CATHALL CALDWELL 54 DAVID CONWAY 63 JEREMY GRANT 55 CHRIS REICHMAN 68 DIMITRI GAROUFOULIS 56 TOM KIRKHAM 75 GEORGE GAROUFOULIS 57 RONAN GERAGHTY 76 ART LIVINGSTONE 58 JANSON DOUGHTY 60 DANIEL RISBY 1/4 1/2 3/4 Final 1/4 1/2 3/4 Final

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2012 Team List Senior Coach: Kane Rowley 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Michael Sankey No Name Goals No Name Goals Club Colours: Navy blue & White Club Colours: Blue & Yellow 1 RODNEY BUTCHERS 1 MICHAEL CLINCH www.camdenseniorafl.org www.sydneyhillseagles.com.a 2 CHRIS MURRAY 2 TRENT BAKER 3 DANIEL FLINT The Camden Cats Senior AFL club kept its 2012 season alive at home on 3 MATHEW EASTMAN Big day for the Eagles at BPR last week with the annual “Back to Baulko 4 NICK HILLS Saturday by defeating the St George Dragons by 1 point after a thrilling 4 DAMIEN GATTE day 5 JASON HAYES final quarter burst that closed a 5-goal three-quarter-time deficit. 5 JASON DUSS Finals scores were Camden 11 goals, 3 behinds, 69, defeating St George 6 BEN McDERMOTT 6 DEAN COSTELLO The day also saw 2 reunions from past Baulkham Hills Grand Final win- 10 goals, 8 behinds 68. 7 MARK MAHER 7 TIM PHYSICK ning sides that drew a large number of past players to the ground so a The win keeps the Cats in the hunt for a spot in the finals, something large crowd was present and there was a lot of anticipation to see if the 8 ANDREW ZOVI 8 SCOTT PIERCE the club has yet achieve since re-entering the highly competitive Syd- Eagles could wrestle the shield back from the Demons. 9 CAMERON BEVERIDGE ney AFL competition in 2008. 9 JOSH SHEPHARD 10 ANTHONY GLYNN Three fourth-quarter goals by Michael Kennedy playing on the forward 10 JAMES DWYER At the end of the first quarter, the Eagles had played themselves into flank helped engineer one of the most memorable wins in the Cat’s 11 CHRIS KENDRICK 11 KYALL WALFORD good position with a small lead of 2 goals and seemed to be playing history. Nick Hills also held off the Dragons’ attack from centre half 12 TIM McDONALD 12 CALLEN YOUNG with a renewed confidence. back in the final tense minutes of the match. 13 SCOTT LAID 13 AARON SAVAGE But at just 18, youngster Jordan Beveridge was best on ground for the Unfortunately the Eagles were unable to post any points in the second 14 ADAM HUNT Cats kicking a number of running goals to ensure the Cats kept touch 14 BRAD URE half and the skill of the Demons started to come through as they kicked 15 BEN GRASSO with a determined St George outfit. 15 STEVE DOYLE their way back to a 3 goal lead by half time. “With everything on the line, the guys were asked to find something in 16 JOSH LEYS 16 JACKSON DWYER the final quarter. We took our chances while St George missed some of 17 TOM GLYNN 17 KARL MERSON From that point the Demons continued to consolidate and display their theirs. It was a great contest and our season is still alive,” said senior dominance all over the park and eventually came away with a very solid 18 JAMES MURRAY 18 LEIF STUART coach Kane Rowley. 13 goal win. 19 BRAD GAVAN The Cats next meet 2011 runners up Balmain at home on Saturday. The 19 ALEX FOXALL 20 MARK HALTEH clubs have a long history of close finishes, with a goal after the siren in 20 DOMINIC KILLWORTH The Eagles best were Pierce, Steer, Mann, Bond, Gordon and Physick in the same game last year bringing the Cats 4 points. A similar gap sepa- 21 JOEL McGREGOR 21 ETIOSA OKUNBOR a well beaten side. 22 MICHAEL KENNEDY rated the teams in the first round, with Balmain coming out on top. “Balmain will be a test as always. But if we can go into that game as we 22 PAUL MARKOU 23 MICHAEL CHANDLER This week the Eagles will head to Sydney Uni to see if thy can regain came home against St George, we can keep challenging,” Rowley 23 BEN RODGERS 24 NICK BURNETT some form and look towards finishing the season on a high over the added. 24 DAMON STEER remaining weeks. 25 LEIGH DELACEY Camden’s Reserve Grade had a bye, and will meet Parramatta at home 25 AIAN McLENNAN on Saturday. A win will put the Cats one step closer to a possible minor 26 DAVE ELLIOT 26 RYAN FITTON The Eagles Under 18 Div 1 side continued their unbeaten record this 27 CHRIS RAVLICH premiership in Reserve Grade. season with a very strong win over the Demons coming away with a 92 Cat’s President James Glynn attributes part of the Club’s success so far 29 CAMERON GORDON 28 JOSIAH AYLING point margin to consolidate their position at the top of the table. With in 2012 to population growth in the region. 30 STEPHEN O’CONNOR 29 JAMIE PAGE just 3 regular season games remaining, the Eagles are looking like “With the population of Camden set to boom over the next 20 years, 31 JARED MADDEN strong finals contenders. 30 CHRIS LEES the sky is the limit for the Cats. Families are flocking here and kids are 32 LIAM MADDEN 31 JOEL CRACKNELL looking for a game. We are stepping up to give them that competitive 33 JAMES GORDON Go Eagles. 33 JULIAN WYMER experience,” Glynn said. 34 MALEN WATSON 34 MARTY PRICE Work is underway to field a Cats U/18s side in 2013. 35 PHIL ENTWISLE 35 BEN WRIGHT “The Cats are growing with the 36 JUSTIN STEER 36 JARRYD KITCHING region. It’s an exciting time for 37 THEO GAVURI 38 MATHEW PRESTON Camden as suburbs boom,” Glynn 39 ASH MOELLER 39 HEATH KEARNS added. 41 JAMES MANN 40 BEN REID 42 MICHAEL WALDRON 41 NATHAN EDWIN 43 MATHEW SCHOLZ 44 BEN LAID

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Round 18 - 11th August 2012 26 Round 18 - 11th August 2012 11 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au ST GEORGE DRAGONS NOR WEST JETS

2012 Team List Senior Coach: Terry Mudge 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Don Ollington No Name Goals No Name Goals Club Colours: Red & White Club Colours: Blue & White 1 LEWIS BROOME 1 STEPHEN CHASE www.stgeorgeafc.com.au www.hawkesburyafc.com.au 2 DANIEL NAPPER 2 PETER KYLE 3 JORDAN WEST A mixed bag last Saturday with a bye in Under 18’s, a very narrow loss 3 PETER RICHARDSON The u18s got off to a slow start vs Moorebank on the weekend with the to Ressies and a thumping win to Firsts. Magpies run and carry showing the young boys what was required on a 4 PATRICK McBRIDE 4 RYAN JOHNSTON 5 TOM ROBERTS day when ladder positions were up for grab. 5 RUEBEN BAJADA And for a season that began in November, this Saturday is a season But in a game of Jekyl & Hyde a totally different Jets team came out in 6 MATTHEW SMITH 6 MARK GRAHAM defining moment for all three grades. Wins will place each side in very the 2nd half and played with a bit of old fashion guts & determination to 7 OWEN BUTCHER 7 DAVID RYAN strong contention for a finals berth, whilst a loss will increase the diffi- be back with in 2 goals at ¾ time. After digging themselves a big whole culty of extending the season. 9 SCOTT ALLAN it was a great team effort that saw the u18s restrict Moorebank to only 8 MICHAEL MILNER 10 DANIEL GUTHERIDGE 1 point in the final qtr while kicking 3 goals 4 behinds to run out 8 point 9 DECLAN DONOHUE Under 18’s play Riverview who gave us a run for our money at Drum- 11 JOSH HOWE winners 10 BEN JONES moyne Oval. The opposition have struggled to have their best side on 12 STEPHEN DAVIDSON The Nor-West Jets reserves headed across town to Gore Hill Oval, in the the field but can be dangerous when they do. Our young Dragons shadows of Royal North Shore Hospital, to meet the Bombers, perched 11 STEPHEN WILSEN 14 AARON BAYNE would almost certainly secure a finals spot with a win. just a few % below the Jets on the Div 4 ladder. A win would secure 5th 12 BEN SHARP 15 MICHAEL YEE spot for another week, a loss would see Nor-West fall out of finals 13 BRYCE ADDISON Ressies play the higher placed Manly and a win would give them a very 16 TROY CLENT contention. 14 TIM ADDISON good chance for finals footie. Their charge to the semis was derailed by 17 MICHAEL GRAY An even first half saw the Jets lead by 9 points at the long break. The 15 DANIEL RIXON Camden but a good showing this weekend is called for. 18 PAUL SHERWOOD third quarter was again even however a strong final quarter saw the points taken to Bensons with a 16 point victory. 19 AARON LAWES 16 RICK TALBOT Firsts have spent the last 2 weeks building up a very good percentage The Jets hold their spot in the 5 and put 1 win and 10% gap on 6th 17 NATHAN KENNY but a win is needed today. In fact the winner of today’s match with UTS 20 JAKE BERRY placed Shore. 18 ADAM BUTTLING will think that they have secured a place in the semis. 21 CHRIS KYLE The Seniors with a twilight game took on Moorebank away with the 22 JESSE BRAY 19 NICK RYAN side needing to continue winning to keep a finals berth alive. This is a major turning point in the club’s long 5 year struggle. We have 23 CHRIS AHEARN Moorebank got out of the blocks quicker than the Jets but the away 20 MICHAEL HOLMES all 3 sides in contention, financially we are in the black, the ground has 24 PAUL WEBSTER side managed to wrestle back momentum to lead at qtr time. In what 21 JASON SADDINGTON been resurfaced and drainage installed and the clubhouse extensions would set up the game the Jets kicked 6 goals to 1 in the 2nd qtr with 25 DANIEL GRAHAM 22 KIERAN DONOHUE are well under way. Aaron Bayne continuing his good form and Daniel Gutheridge starting 27 JONO DOWL to run himself back into some form the backlinre kept the Magpies at 23 JOHN SHINEBERG It is now over to the players! 28 BRETT McAMISH bay on the scoreboard and the Jets had a 40 point halftime lead. Chris 24 ANDREW HERNE 29 DON OLLINGTON Ahern was giving the Jets a good focal point up forward and Tom Rob- 25 JACK SCULLY Our next social function is on Sunday 19 August at 12;30pm at St 30 SCOTT BRAID erts and Paul Sherwood were raking up possessions through the middle George Masos. We are trying something different with this timeslot in a 2nd half that saw the Jets gain some valuable percentage and run 26 BEN VOIGT 31 KANE RUSSELL and we encourage all Wags, parents, friends and supporters to attend. out 73 point winners. 27 PAUL SAIN Keep the time available and there will be more details shortly. 32 JAMES MOYNIHAN This week the Jets are back at Bensons Lane with the u18s to take on 28 MATTHEW JONES 33 MICHAEL MORGAN Macquarie Uni who are snapping at their heels on the ladder. 29 BEN CARROLL 35 ANDREW TRAVERS The Reserves play the ladder leading Tigers from Gosford whilst the 30 MITCH EDWARDS 42 WARWICK SMITH Seniors also take on the ladder leaders in Div 2 Sydney Uni in what promises to be a big bay of AFL at Bensons Lane 31 BLAKE GUTHRIE 43 GRANT HOFFMAN 32 DAVID LYCAKIS 44 ADAM SCOTT 33 ALEXANDER WYNN 59 DAVID CLINCH 61 TROY CLENT 34 LACHLAN PERRIS 65 LUKE ALLAN 35 DANIEL LIM 73 ASH CONDON 36 BEN HODGSON 77 MATTHEW BROPHY 37 DANIEL CULLEN 99 STUART TIBBEN 1/4 1/2 3/4 Final 1/4 1/2 3/4 Final

Round 18 - 11th August 2012 12 Round 18 - 11th August 2012 25 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au MOOREBANK MAGPIES U T S B A T S 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Mark Coles 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Daniel Lynch No Name Goals No Name Goals Club Colours: Black & White Club Colours: Black & Green 1 DANIEL SAUNDERS 1 DANIEL McFARLANE [email protected] www.utsafc.com.au 2 TAYLOR CURRANT 2 JAMES CAICA 3 JOSEPH O’MARA Last weekend saw a good crowd turn out for the past players and spon- 3 ZAC JARDINE Round 17 saw the Bats’ Premier Division and Division 1 play at Waverly Oval sors day at Rosedale and the day got off to a good start with the thirds against North Shore. The Premier team was looking to make amends from a 4 RYAN FORRESTOR 4 ANDREW DAVIS taking the points against a much improved Penrith outfit. Unfortu- disappointing loss to UNSW the week before. The match was a low scoring 6 BLAKE WORRALL-THOMPSON 5 MICHAEL PREPOST nately whilst never giving in the ressies were completely outclassed but affair with the first half all North Shore. The second half would see the tide 7 JOT LYNAS 6 RHYS HORTON a very well drilled UTS outfit. turn with the Bats taking the lead early in the final term. Unfortunately, for The under 18s got off to a bright start keeping Norwest scoreless in the 8 FERGUS ADAMSON the Bats the Bombers would regain the lead late in the term and would be 7 SHAUN WICKEN first half before going to sleep in the second half and eventually going 9 SHAUN SILVER victors by 8 points. The Bombers out played the Bats’ Div. 1 and were victors 8 LUKE BAYNE down to a the Jets in a narrow lost. 10 MIKE DAVIS by 22 points. Div. 3 and 4 played Moorebank and Holroyd-Parramatta, re- spectively. The Bats would be too strong for their opposition with Div. 3 171 10 DANIEL BALDERSTON Seniors taking on Norwest in the last game of the day decided to throw 11 ISAAC IRVIN conventional tactics out the window knowing that finals were out of point victors and Div. 4 140 point winners. Div. 5 played Saints a.f.c. and 11 PAUL KONOWALOW 12 BEN MOYLE reach and focused on developing players for next year and having fun were unable to take home the points, eventually going down by 42 points. Big congratulations to Liam Flanagan, John Ritchie and Simon Cutlack for 12 ROBERT THOMPSON and if not for a very errant hand ball would have been 2 goals up in the 13 BO NIXON playing their 50th game in the green and black. 13 MITCH BURTON first minute of the game. Milky started brightly in the ruck before an 14 ANDREW MORLEY Round 18 sees the Bats Premier Div., Div. 1, Div. 3 and Div. 4 travel south to 15 ANDREW CRUWYS early corky ended his day whilst Ned too also gave great service there 15 ALAN KYMANTAS play St. George and Southern Power. The Premier Div. and Div. 1 will be before also succumbing to injury. Princess had to borrow a compass to 18 ILARIO PATTI 16 PATRICK HEALEY playing for their respective spots in the finals. Div. 5 travel to Village Green navigate his was to the back pocket having never played there in close 17 HAMISH TURNER to take on UNSW. A win would see Div. 5 cement their spot in the finals. 19 LEWIS DAWSON to 18 years of senior footy yet despite this performed exceptionally 18 RAWSON KIRKHOPE 20 AARON FINDLAY well before being allowed a short burst in the midfield. Deano too was This week’s Sponsor of the Round is PSA Project. 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Finally on the note the club wishes to congratulate Azza and his long 26 ADAM SHELDON 24 TOM STEINFORT With a history of 26 years and $4 suffering wife on the birth of their first child Charles (Charlie). 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Round 18 - 11th August 2012 24 Round 18 - 11th August 2012 13 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au CAMPBELLTOWN BLUES HOLROYD PARRAMATTA GOANNAS

2012 Team List Senior Coach: Craig McGough 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Shane Jorgenson No Name Goals Club Colours: Navy & White No Name Goals Club Colours: Blue & Yellow 1 TARAN ETTO www.campbelltownblues.aflnsw 1 ADAM BYRNE www.goannas.com.au 2 PAUL GREEN 2 MICHAEL STACEY (vc) No Notes Supplied After seeing their winning streak come to an end the previous week, the Div 1 Goannas were keen to get back into the winners circle imme- 3 PETER SIMPSON 3 LUCK COCKS diately when they took on Wests at Fortress Gipps. The Goannas hit the 4 FRASER BROWN 4 JARRYD SMITH ground running and dominated the play around the ground however they were not able to reflect this on the scoreboard, wasting some 5 JOSH OBRIEN 5 JORDAN PIDGEON opportunities which gave the opposition some hope. This trend contin- 6 JAMES WATKINS 6 LUKE McLEOD ued for the first 3 quarters, seeing the Goannas ahead but not asserting their authority. After being challenged by the coach at three quarter 7 JOSH VAN LUENEN 7 SIRELI FIFITA time, the Goannas responded, kicking 6 goals to none in the last to 8 NATHAN SMITH 8 MATTHEW CAHILL record a convincing 66 point win. Greg Adams returned to the fold with a strong and dominant display which saw him named best on ground. 10 NICK HUDSON 9 GRADY TAPPING Josh Fenaroli and Stuart McKinley put their typical strong in and under 10 BRYCE MAYNE 11 BEN WHARTON games, while Scott Maguire, Jesse Clark and Sterling Crowe worked well 11 SCOTT MAGUIRE in the forward line. 12 BLACK McCROSSEN 12 GRANT WEBB 13 BRYCE JOYSON Div 4 were looking to keep their momentum going in what would be a 13 JAKE BRAZELL season defining clash. A win would keep their faint finals hopes alive, 14 BRYCE MARTIN but the task would be a tough one against the second placed UTS. The 14 SCOTT NOLAN 15 KIEREN MONTELEONE first quarter showed encouraging signs, with the boys keeping up with 15 JOSH FENAROLI the Bats, but after quarter time the game was dominated by the Bats, 17 DAVE LINSEN who ran out convincing winners. Dwayne Cocks was again the best on 16 STUART McKINLEY 21 BILLY WHYLIE the day, continuing a great season, as did Adam Townsend, Mark 17 CHARLES GALAYINI McLeod, Tim Watson and Drew Lawrence. Craig Watson put in a tre- 22 BRENTON SOMMERVILLE 18 BRETT RIZZO mendous effort when put to fullback, keeping his opponent out of the 23 ALEX SNEDDON game. 19 KRISTIAN CARVILLE 24 JOEL RUB 20 MARK HILL The Under 18’s went into their game against Manly quietly confident, 25 PENISIMENI MAHINA with recent results not reflecting the effort the boys have been putting 21 PETER ZUVELLA in. The first half saw Manly controlling the play, and there were able to 27 DANIEL FRASER 22 PETER BARRY open up a significant lead at the long break. The second half was an 28 JOEL WHEELER even contest as the Goannas showed what they were capable of, how- 23 KANE RADFORD ever the first half lapse proved to be decisive in the end as Manly took 30 SHANE DOHERTY 24 GREG ADAMS the points. Harry Spiteri continued his excellent form and was named best on ground, while Chris Wolfe, Eren Cocuk, Steve Smith, Miguel 35 HAMISH SHERWOOD 25 HAYDEN TURNER Linsom and Jarryd Mayne also had excellent games. 42 KYLE SOMMERVILLE 27 FERNANDO LOBENDAHN 43 LUKE COUCHLAN 28 SHANE WILLIAMS 45 MITCH HOGAN 29 ALBERT LEUNG 49 MARCUS LINSEN 30 ANDREW MUNNS (c) 55 MATT MOREY 33 SIMON POTTER 35 NATHAN LEE 36 JESSE CLARKE

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Round 18 - 11th August 2012 14 Round 18 - 11th August 2012 23 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES BALMAIN DOCKERS

2012 Team List Senior Coach: Leigh Brain 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Craig White No Name Goals Club Colours: Maroon & White No Name Goals Club Colours: Purple & White 1 ANDREW WRIGHT www.manlyafl.com 1 GERARD WILKIE www.balmaindockers.com.au 2 DAVID STROUD 3 DANIEL BRIAN 3 TYRONE ARMITAGE As the Manly Wolves head closer to finals, this weekend holds espe- In another thriller last weekend the Balmain Dockers managed to de- cially important games for Division 2 against St George and Division 4 4 SEAN BOWEN feat top of the ladder UNSW Easts by 4 points at Fortress Henson last 4 NATHAN BOSSCHIETER against Parramatta with the final matches must-wins for both teams. 5 DANE NOBLE Sunday. 5 ANGUS BUNCLE 6 ASH AZHAR 6 RYAN WEARNE In last week’s games, the Wolves had important wins in Division 2 and Despite many First Graders being out of the side the Dockers managed 7 JACK HAWKINS Under 18s, while Division 4 had a tough challenge against first-placed 7 JASON FRETWELL to put in an impressive display. In a club record the boys kicked the first 8 HARRY WEBB Gosford. Division 1 had a well-earned rest. 8 BRADLEY PLUG 12 majors without registering a behind. Better players for the Dockers on the day were Wilkes, Selby, Jackson Monk, Fretters and Big Ben. 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON 9 MATTHEW ROUNDS Division 2 maintained its position in second place with a solid, percent- 10 ANDREW HURLEY age boosting win against Illawarra. McSorley followed up his great form 10 JEREMY KENNEDY In Reserve Grade the seconds struggled to display their usual tenacity 11 CONNOR PETTERSON from last week with four goals, while Kochy, Pilat and Wright were 11 JARROD MOBBS and were comfortably defeated by UNSW Easts. The WWE champ will 12 BEN COLLINS strong through the middle. be looking for a better effort today when they take on the Camden 13 GARETH BENBOW 12 LEIGH CONWAY Cats. 14 JOSH HEINRICH Division 4 went down to Gosford with Big Tim having another great 13 JOHN MANISCALO 15 ERIC BURKE game, kicking 2 goals along the way. Other solid players were Jake, 14 JAMES HOWARD The Under 18s had the day off but resume to day against the Sydney Deano and Captain-coach, Wombat. The Wolves need to pull together Hills Eagles at Bruce Arndell, sorry Bruce Purser Reserve. 16 BEN JOSEPH with two important games to sneak into finals. 15 ADRIAN HILL 17 DANIEL PEARSON 16 CRAIG WHITE Huge congratulations also to the Fremantle Dockers on their big West- 18 LEVI BRAIN The Under 18s cemented their spot in third with a convincing win ern Derby success against the West Coast Eagles. Great to see Pav 17 TOM MATSON 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON against Parammata. Mitch Bell kicked another bag of 6 goals, but it was leading the Coleman Medal tally and the team doing so well under the 20 CHRIS BURKE Jack Parker who had a blinder along with fellow U-16 player 18 TRAVIS STEVENS coaching of Ross Lyon. 21 HARRISON KOCH Deano. The Wolves have another big game on the road this week 19 JASON COULOUPAS against Moorebank. Several of our Claremont fraternity including Sam Wallwork, Jeremy 22 SAM RIX 20 TOM MABON Kennedy and Tom Matson were ecstatic about the their former team 23 DAVID KOVACEVIC Good luck to all teams this week and thanks again to our 2012 spon- 21 JACKSON MONK winning the Foxtel Cup last Thursday at Pattersons Stadium. Congratu- 24 JIMI MCDONALD sors, Hotel Steyne, International College Management Sydney, Bray’s 22 BEN TAGGART lations to Simon Mc Phee and his coaching staff. Draft choice spotters 25 TOM THURGARLAND IGA, Ann Wilson Funerals, Chocolate Box Training, Bendigo Bank, Aus- should also look out for Tom Lee the Claremont goalsneak who finished 24 DANIEL LLOYD 26 ROBERT HART tralian School of Massage, Raised by Wolves, Dental Design and JC’s with 6 goals. He is an exciting prospect. 27 CALUM JOHNSON Pizza Café. 25 KRIS ERRICSON 28 TOBY JONES 26 AARON COTTRELL To all Dockers supporters with the finals nearing remember to always Cheer, cheer the purple and white! 29 JACK LUMSDEN 27 KRISTIAN PEARSON 30 MATT AHERN 28 CHRIS BOLT 31 MITCHELL MORGAN 29 SELBY LEE-STEER 32 RYAN MCSORLEY 30 JEROME FARRELL 33 JAMES BEHAGG 34 JAMES MASON 32 MICHAEL CAR 35 BYRON HORRELL 33 JOSH CASS 34 TROY LUFF 37 KEVIN JONES 44 LEWIS BOND 58 DION BURKE

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Round 18 - 11th August 2012 22 Round 18 - 11th August 2012 15 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES SOUTHERN POWER

2012 Team List Senior Coach: Peter Free 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Rod Craig & Simon Closter No Name Goals Club Colours: Black & White No Name Goals Club Colours: Aqua, Black & White 1 RYAN HINSON www.sydneymagpies.com.au 1 LIAM DAVIS www.southernpower.com.au 2 JOSHUA ZOPPO A beautiful day saw all Western Suburbs teams travel to different locations 2 ALAN FRITSCH Last round saw yet another successful week for the Power family, with 4 JARRYD POLLEY but the highlight of the weekend came at Henson park where the First 3 RYAN MURPHY three sides now securing September action. First grade are still in the 5 DANIEL LAMBERT Grade team led by Stephen Hudson broke through for a much needed win. hunt for the Division One Minor Premiership after another solid win The boys have really struggled this year through personnel losses and inju- 4 JAMES CLARKE against last year’s Preliminary Finalists, Mac Uni. After a slow start in 6 JAMES NEWBURY ries but they came out and played a terrific first quarter to lead the Students 5 MATTHEW DOWLING the first quarter, the Southern Power defence stood up and provided 7 CLINT McGRATH 5.4 34 to 2.1 13 at the break. The magpies learnt a little from their bad plenty of run and carry, with the midfielders proving to fit and too result against Campbelltown and played the fast play on style the Blues 6 ROD CRAIG strong, dominating the clearances and delivering quality ball into an in 8 SHANE AITCHISON employed and it worked nicely. Nice leads and good hit up disposal gave the form forward-line, booting 14 goals in a 92-18 victory. 9 PETER MAXWELL Maggies a chance to win and they were able to get into the forward line 7 PHILLIP HAMER where Matt Eurell and Brenton "Spud"Mumme finished off the good work. 8 STUART BRIERTY 11 MATT EURELL A herculean effort in the Ruck from Tim Lambert again gave the midfielders In a battle for the last finals spot available, Southern power came out looking for redemption against Western Suburbs and fielded their 12 BILL LAFFERTY a chance, he continually beat his much taller opponent and Scotty Lear and 9 ANDREW CRAIG Stephen Hudson were too strong at the clearances. Lynn Roehrig played strongest side in weeks with a number of players returning from injury. 13 JAMIE SCOTT extremely well and time and again he repelled the Students with decisive 10 CAMERON ROE The Power second grader’s jumped out of the box early and could not 14 STEPHEN HUDSON marks and deft foot skills from the backline. Ryan Hinson chimed into the 11 MITCHELL NEW be stopped, securing a finals birth with a comprehensive 74-35 victory. play to have his best first grade game and he did exactly what his coach The Under 18s Division 2 Minor Premiership will be won by the S 16 TIM LAMBERT th asked him to do. It was a good result for Coach Free in what has been a 12 ADAM COOK outhern Power boys after registering their 13 win of the season, keep- 17 Y. MILLIGAN-SAVILLE tough year and at last his team played somewhere close to 4 quarters. It has 13 MATTHEW YOUNG ing off a spirited Mac Uni side who were fighting for a finals spot. This got the boys off the bottom of the ladder and gives some hope for other 18 ROBBIE BAMFORD will be Southern Power’s first under 18s Minor Premiership in the club’s victories before the season is out. 14 DANIEL TURNER history – a great sign for the cub’s future. 19 RORY MILLER The Reserve Graders have had some strong results of late and the relegation fate that seemed theirs up until recently has turned a little more favourably 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY rd 20 JACK CODD-MILLER The Southern Power 3 grade and Women’s side were also in action, of recent weeks. They travelled to Holroyd/Parramatta on Saturday to play a 16 GRAHAM ENRIGHT registering a draw and a narrow loss respectively, both to Mac Uni. 21 PETER GRUNDY finals team but they hoped to push them all the way. Three quarters in and 17 ROSS EMMERICK 22 LYN ROEHRIG they had done just that but alas they couldn't sustain the effort and the Goannas ran over them in the last quarter. Nick Armstrong, Adam Green, Southern Power would like to thank all of our sponsors for helping us 18 LUKE JANSSON 23 PAT WILLMOT Peter Grundy and Daniel Penfold continued their good form of late but the achieve great success on and off the field, Miranda Hotel, Blum, Pro- grammed, Runnulla, M.I.Linings, Mortgage Choice, Battery World, Dial 24 PAT GANNON different locations and times of the games affected the composition of the 19 ANDREW CLUFF team. A Picture Frame, Couvaras Architects, Sean Fitzpatrick Panelbeating, 25 CHRISTIEN SPECHA In the other results the Third Division went down to Southern Power 74-35 20 LIAM AGGETT Salon Seventy Six, AESC and Greater Union Miranda. 26 BILAL TAHA to end their finals hopes and the U18's got stomped on by the powerful 21 JAKE HARDY Sydney Uni side 175-9 27 SCOTT LEAR This week sees the Magpies entertain the Illawarra Lions at Picken Oval in 22 JARRYD WILSON 28 JOHN BANNISTER what will be a very close and entertaining match. Come on the Magpies! 23 MATTHEW GRAHAM 29 NATHAN SCARFO 24 MARSHALL CAIRNDUFF 30 PATRICK BOYD 25 LEON JOHNSON 31 SEAMUS PEARSON 27 IAN HOLDER 32 BRENTON MUMME 28 JACK DICKENS 35 ADAM GREEN 29 KEITH LILL 36 DAVID GREEN 37 JARRYD LEAR 32 SHANE DEMIR 46 DARREN HASSETT 34 RYAN KING-THORNBURG 36 TRISTAN SMITH

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Round 18 - 11th August 2012 16 Round 18 - 11th August 2012 21 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au PENRITH RAMS ILLAWARRA LIONS

2012 Team List Senior Coach: Craig Sharp 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Ken Ewen - C h a p p e l No Name Goals No Name Goals Club Colours: Black, Teal & White Club Colours: Red & White 1 BRYCE RONEY www.penrithrams.com.au 1 BEN HYNDES www.illawarralionsafl.com.au 2 NATHAN ALLISON 2 THOMAS GREEN 3 ADAM SHARP The Penrith Rams made it two wins in a row with a 39 point victory over The Lions Premier Division and Under 18’s side enjoyed the bye last 3 KENNETH EWEN-CHAPPELL 4 BRAD LEECH UNSW/ES at Greygums Oval on Saturday. With the Bulldogs amongst the weekend and freshened up for the last three rounds of the season. chasing pack for fifth spot, the match was an important one for both sides. 4 WADE EDMED 5 RYAN BOYD The Ressies had to make their longest trip to Manly and despite a solid Penrith started strongly, with only inaccurate kicking for goal which was to 5 CHRIS HALLY-BURTON performance came up 63 points short. 6 DALE CHIVAS plague their afternoon preventing them taking more than a four goal lead at 6 RICKY NEELS The previous week The Lions travelled to Gore Hill in Round 16 to take 7 DANIEL SCHROOT quarter time. The second term was a more even affair; however, it was noteworthy only for the fact that both sides conspired to put through 12 7 ETHAN HAILEY on the North Shore Bombers for the second week in a row due to the 8 BLAKE ROBERTS wet weather round. Having been beaten convincingly the week before, behinds without a goal being scored. The third quarter saw the Rams take 8 BRAD PATTERSON 9 JAY EDWARDS control of the game, four goals to two taking the margin out to 43 points before it was always going to be a difficult task mentally, and that’s exactly 9 BARRON HANSON 10 BEN ROBINSON the game petered out to a comfortable victory by the home side. how it panned out. At quarter time the bombers had opened up a 37 10 JIMMY WEAVERS 11 DAVID BRADLEY Liam Murphy and Harley Stibbard continued their good form, as did James point lead and it was hard to see where the spark would come from in Yates, who has been a revelation in his first season of footy. Jake Pianta contin- 11 MITCHELL DALY the Lions lineup. 12 TAYT CORLESS ues to relish his move up forward, kicking two goals from many opportunities, 12 RYAN PRICE At half time the lead had grown to 62 and it was basically game over. 13 SAM LOCKART whilst small forward Ben Roninson lead the goalkicking with three. Some The boys lifted for the first half of the third quarter and again in the practice in front of the big sticks will no doubt be a focus this week at training, 13 DANIEL McCLURE 14 MATTHEW PAYNE fourth, but were beaten comfortably by a very consistent North Shore with last week’s 10.17 being followed up by 7.22 against the Bulldogs. 14 RHYS BRANBROOK 15 KAVERA CARR The reserves continued their recent winning run with a 61 point win over outfit. For the Lions, Duane Jefferis and Ryan Price battled hard all day 17 GEORGE PANERAS UNSW/ES. A strong first half which saw the Rams boot seven unanswered goals 16 LEWIS WILSON and James Weavers had plenty of touches in the middle. The 2’s recorded their third win of the season with a hard fought 19 ADAM WEST secured the points, and with it the double chance. Max McNamara again lead 17 KEEGAN LITCHFIELD the way to be Penrith’s best, along with Bryce Roney and Brayden Wilson. First- victory against Auburn. Brad Patterson turned back the clock with six 18 LUKE RUTTER 20 LIAM MURPHY year players Mark Batten, Scott Randall and Matt Cummins also played goals in an impressive performance while Joe Kenny kicked two. Oscar 21 JOSH ANASIS strongly. 19 RYAN WELLS Garrett also kicked 2 goals and was in the Lions best along with Mitch 22 MATTHEW GANN Division Five travelled to take on Moorebank, and they continued their im- 21 CHRISTOPHER COOK O’Brian and Mitch Quarrell. proved form, despite going down by 34 points to the Magpies. James Stiff, The Under 18’s returned to the winner’s list with solid performance 23 MITCH REINHARD Taylor Cramp and Michael Brown all did well, with Ricky Land and Alan Prowse 22 DUANE JEFFERIS against North Shore. Unfortunately numbers were down again for a 24 BEN McGOVERN each posting two goals. 23 PAUL BALDING long away game, but the quality was certainly there. Joel 25 JAKE PIANTA The Ramettes secured their first ever competition points with a thrilling draw 24 TROY BARTLETT against Auburn. The girls trailed early, but three second quarter goals saw Bottin-Noonan looked dangerous whenever he was near the ball and 26 LACHLAN SMITH them take the lead at half time. The Tigers hit back strongly to hold a seven 25 RHYS CUTIFANI was well supported by Harry Dobson and Harrison Green. Joel Suther- 27 TOM HALL point lead late in the last quarter, but the Ramettes would not be denied, 26 RICHARD OEHME land was industrious in the forward line and Rhys Hamilton continued 28 HARLEY STIBBARD eventually leveling the scores in the dying stages. Nat Camilleri, Stephanie 27 WILL COOK his superb form this season. With this win, the Lions return to second Kostic and Fran Fitting were best for the Ramettes, with Ivanka Olchowik 30 GORDON HOWELL 29 ERIN FRANKLIN on the ladder and can look forward to action in September. booting three goals. Today the firsts travel to Picken 31 NATHAN ROWLEY The U/18’s were outclassed by the Bulldogs in their clash, although their 30 NICK TAIT Oval to take on the Magpies, commitment could not be questioned. A number of players continue to show 33 LUKE BURCHER 31 SAM JENNER whilst the Reserves are at home 36 MARK WOODFORD the benefits of their exposure to the senior side, with Pat Pope, Harry Doyle and Martin Wyburn amongst the better players, along with Sam Hunt. 32 SAM CAIRNS to Moorebank. The U18’s get to 37 MATTHEW LEWIS This week sees the seniors and reserves travel to 33 JOSHUA LEWIS rest their heels for another week.

39 MARK JACKSON take on Macquarie Uni on Saturday, with Division 34 JOSHUA TIER 42 LUKE JONES Five coming up against Saints AFC and the Go Lions !!! Ramettes rounding out their season against Wol- 35 MATTHEW ADAMSON 43 CAMERON BUTLER longong. The U/18’s have the week off. 38 MITCHELL BATES 46 NATHAN WRIGHT The club would like to acknowledge the continued 39 JACOB BROOKFIELD 52 GRANT BERRY support in 2012 of our wonderful sponsors, IGA Signature, Ice Break Ice Coffee, the Red Cow Inn, 41 BEN GATWOOD 54 BRAD REDFERN Freestyle Barber Shop and Mr Taxman. 43 DYLAN BROOKE 71 JAKE SULTANA 44 PETER LLOYD 48 RYAN WOODWARD 58 SHANE MORGAN 1/4 1/2 3/4 Final 1/4 1/2 3/4 Final

Round 18 - 11th August 2012 20 Round 18 - 11th August 2012 17 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au NORTH SHORE BOMBERS UNSW/ES BULLDOGS

2012 Team List Senior Coach: Jon Hayres 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Rhys McAlister No Name Goals No Name Goals Club Colours: Black & Red Club Colours: White, Red, Blue, Black, Yellow 1 LACHLAN PRYOR 1 PETER KEFALAS www.northshorefc.com.au www.unswesbulldogs.com.au 2 DANNY ROBERTS 2 HAYDEN NICHOLS 3 DALE FITZGERALD It’s Back to Bears Day at Gore Hill, when we remember the long and 3 TOM HEATH Inaccuracy cost the Bulldogs victory against an impressive Balmain at 4 MICHAEL TRENT proud history of our club. 4 MAX COLLETT Henson Park last Sunday. It was a great comeback to hit the lead in the 5 JARRYD WATTERS Formed in 1903, the North Shore Australian Football Club has a tradi- 5 JEREMY KIEL final quarter after being down 9.0 to 3.5 at quarter time, then 13.1 to tion of over 100 years. 13 senior premierships have been highlights, 5.10 at half time. They Dogs had 2 chances in the final minutes to seal 6 SAM CURRUTHERS 6 DANE RAMPE and a large number of great players have played for our club. Today we the win, but both shots on goal went wide and Balmain held on to win 7 BRENDAN FITZGERALD welcome some of them back to Gore Hill. 7 OSCAR SIDLO-JONES by 4 points. 8 CHRIS MURPHY But today sees the North Shore club not just remember the past but 8 IAN CARROLL 9 ADRIAN HARRY make a key move for this season. After a hard-fought win against UTS 9 RYAN PLANT This week sees another potentially cracking contest, as the Dogs take 10 JASON HARRY at Waverley last Saturday, the Premier Division team find themselves 11 STEPHEN BENJAMIN on equal top of the table, North Shore. Having the week to re-group on top of the ladder. But we’ve got a crunch game against UNSW-ES, and hone their game will hopefully mean that last weekend is not 12 SAM NAISMITH 12 ADAM GULDEN and will need a win to stay on top. It’s our first clash against the Bull- repeated and the boys are not jumped early. 13 TIM NASH dogs this year, and we’ll be keen for a big win to not just retain top spot 13 JOEL ROBBIE 14 JAMIE O’DELL this week but to hopefully land a psychological blow against a team we 14 RICHARD TROON Not great results all round for the weekend, with Div 1 outclassed by 15 SCOTT EASEY may well be playing during the finals. 15 TODD FRASER Penrith, Div 4 and the Stingrays getting a touch up whilst Div 5 also 16 MATTY THOMAS The Premier Division match is the last of four matches; and in an un- 16 NICK McGANN went down. Only Div 2 and the under 18’s flew the flag for the club, 17 MICHAEL VOYAGE usual day in Sydney footy these days, all games will be against the same 17 JACK McKINLAY both having impressive wins. club; with North Shore taking on UNSW-ES in all four grades. 19 RYAN MELDRUM 19 MATT RAWLINSON Div 1 had a good win against UTS at Waverley last week, to keep them- In club news, the UNSW AFL club celebrates its 50 year anniversary on 20 PAT CODLING selves in the finals hunt. 20 SAM TAGLIABUE 18 August, with a big day planned at Village Green from noon, followed 21 TOM McMAHON Div 4 had a hard-fought game against NorWest at Gore Hill, drawing 21 JOSH PARMENTER by an after party at the Doncaster Hotel. All past UNSW players are 22 ZAC MANLEY level in the last quarter but going down by three goals; but are still only 22 CHRIS BEACHLEY invited to attend and they can 24 NICK TODD a win outside the top five. 23 ANTHONY RODRIGUES contact the club for more Under 18s went down to defending champions Riverview last week, information. 25 RON WASON 24 RHYS McALISTER and will need a win to keep their chances of qualifying for this year’s 26 TIM WESTON finals alive. 25 ANDREW GOODIESON The Bulldogs would like to 27 SAM SCHMIDT To the past players of North Shore, we welcome you back to the club 26 LEIGH LAVERY thanks their sponsors, Ken- 28 KEITH MITCHELL for what we hope will be a great day of football. And to the present-day 27 ALEX HENDERSON sington Physio, Totally Work- 29 LACHLAN KILPATRICK players, coaches and officials, by acknowledging the greats that have 28 TOM KEOGH wear Mascot, Computer come before us, we work to build up our club so future generations of Room Solutions, The Don- 30 RORY PRYOR 29 CHRIS JOURDAIN Australian Football players can also become a part of our great club and caster Hotel, Precise Air and 31 JACK DAVIS the legacy lives on. 30 ED KIEL Higgins Building. 32 TOM ANYSLEY Best wishes to all players, coaches and officials for today’s games. 31 JACK McANESPIE 33 DOUG HADDIN 32 BEN ZIESCHANG 34 DAVID ORR Go North Shore!!! 34 TIM GARRETT 35 CHARLIE CALLENDAR 36 FLETCHER ROWE 36 TIM SCHMIDT 37 TOM WILLIAMSON 38 BROCK HATTON 38 JAMES PASCOE 39 PATTY BRACKIN 40 BEN WAY 40 BRENT BARNES 42 AARON BANTOFT 41 RICHARD LYNCH 48 BEN REAGAN 42 ADAM REDDIE 49 JAMES HAMILTON 45 ALEX HARMER 59 CAMERON McKINLAY 46 KADE TANGNEY 60 LEIGH McWHIRTER 1/4 1/2 3/4 Final 1/4 1/2 3/4 Final

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