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MEN’S PREMIER DIVISION In contrast, the Bombers were Article by Michael Shillito. uncharacteristically flat and struggling to make any impact at all. The Bombers were SECOND SEMI-FINAL trailing by 39 points and in deep trouble. Sydney University - The third term would yield two goals to one 3.8 7.10 9.13 10.21 (81) in favour of the Students, though it was not North Shore - a quarter of footy that offered any great 0.0 2.1 3.3 4.3 (27) inspiration. It was a quarter in which the Students firmed their position and did what The Second Semi-Final was played on they needed to do to ensure the Bombers Saturday evening at Blacktown between had no way back. The Students led by 46 Sydney University and North Shore. points at three quarter time, and a spot in One of the big questions leading into the the Grand Final was all but assured. game was whether the Students were under-done. Having had almost three The last quarter would see each team weeks off due to an abandoned game, a score one goal before the contest fizzled bye and then the earned finals week off, out. The Students had complete control, it meant they were going into the game and could have added further to their with 20 minutes of footy under their belt. goal-kicking tally but for some wasteful But as the game got under way, it was the finishing on the forward line. Bombers who were rusty and the Students The Bombers had little to offer on their who had winning momentum behind them. forward line, as their forwards ran to the It was an explosive start for the Students, other end chasing a kick. But Sydney adding three goals on the board within 10 University were on show and the Students minutes. They could have added to that were happy to play out time, with the final tally as the quarter went on, but missed siren granting them a 54-point win. some shots that they normally would have Front-runners all season, the Students expected to kick. continued to set the pace for the league as The Bombers were unable to trouble the they comfortably made their way through scorers in the first term, and the Students to the Grand Final - their first at Premier took a 26-point lead to quarter time. Division level since 2010. The Bombers made a fleeting revival midway through the second term with two FIRST SEMI-FINAL goals in quick succession, but the Students Pennant Hills - ruthlessly put down any comeback hopes 6.7 8.10 14.17 17.19 (121) with three more goals in the blink of an eye. - Sydney University was fresh, fit and firing, UNSW ES 0.1 3.3 4.5 6.8 (44) hitting their targets with efficiency.

Finals Record Book - Week 3 4 The Bombers’ opponents in the term, with both sides defending grimly Preliminary Final will be Pennant Hills. - the Bulldogs to hold the Demons back, the Demons to hang onto their lead. The Demons have saved their best form of Three goals to two would see the Bulldogs the season for the business end and were reduce the margin to 37 points at half-time untroubled getting past UNSW Eastern but the Demons still looked well and truly Suburbs by 77 points at BISP in the First in control. Semi-Final on Sunday afternoon. In the premiership quarter, the Bulldogs’ The two sides have enjoyed contrasting hopes of lifting the trophy this season seasons this year. The Bulldogs, one of were extinguished. The Demons took their the youngest sides in the competition hit lead out to 72 points at three quarter time the ground running early in the season, after a one-sided quarter of footy, which and were flying high two-thirds of the way resulted in six goals to one. through, before faltering in the lead-up to the finals. With the game safely won, the Demons were content to put their cue back in the In contrast, the Demons, having so many rack and the last quarter would produce players with big game experience, looked little to excite. The Demons won the last no certainty to make the finals two-thirds quarter by three goals to two, but much of of the way through, before clicking into the time was counting down to the final gear and overcoming everyone that came siren and a big Pennant Hills win. their way in recent weeks. The final margin was 77 points as the From the start, the in-form Demons made Demons continued their impressive run of a statement that they weren’t ready to form at the business end of the season. end their season yet. Hitting the ground running, with wave after wave of forward Just three teams remain in the race for pressure, the relentless Pennant Hills the 2017 Premier Division trophy. Sydney onslaught was too much for the Bulldogs University will be one side in the Grand to contend with. Final, and on Saturday at Blacktown we find out whether it will be North Shore The scoreboard was ticking over with or Pennant Hills who will join them for regularity and the Bulldogs were unable Sydney footy’s biggest game. to hold the rampant Demons out. Six unanswered goals told the tale, as the Both previous games between the Demons assumed complete control over Bombers and the Demons this year have the contest to lead by 42 points at the first gone down to the wire and with a Grand change. Final spot on the line, this Preliminary Final has the makings of a classic. The Bulldogs were shell-shocked by the Demon rampage in the first term and needed to regroup. It was a tight second

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SYDNEY UNIVERSITY BOMBERS

This year has seen another strong season A great team culture exists at the club, from the Sydney University Bombers! and that is not without the hard work of the committee, coaching staff, players, The year saw the club grow to two teams supporters and volunteers. We thank with the Division 1 side just falling short of you for all you have done for the Sydney a finals berth. University Bombers this season. The Sydney University Bombers Premier Division side have now made their seventh consecutive Grand Final - a milestone that no other Sydney University AFL club has achieved. They are looking to go one better There is still one than 2016. game to go, the big The Bombers had a huge representation in the inaugural AFLW season. Nicola Barr dance. Get around was the Number One draft pick, with Erin Mckinnon, Steph Walker, Izzy Rudolph the Sydney University and Ellie Brush joining Nicola in the Giants squad. Bombers and bleed blue Jennifer Lew, Erin Mckinnon, Nicola Barr, and gold! Rachael Stack, and Pippy Clegg were named in the 2017 AFL Sydney Team of the Year Squad, and Rachael Stack took home GET IN the AFL Sydney Golden Boot. THE GAME BECOME AN UMPIRE

UNSW EASTERN SUBURBS STINGRAYS

The Stingrays Premier Division team Off the field, we are very pleased to have finished in second position on the ladder, continued to work with our major sponsor going down to Sydney University and KIA Suttons City Roseberry, as well as Macquarie University in two close and The Doncaster Hotel, Morris Finance physical contests. The defending premiers Ltd, Nurture Parenting, Kensington enjoyed several outstanding performances Physiotherapy, The Swanson Hotel thanks to the depth of the squad, with Erskineville, Laser Clinics Zetland, Fine 54 players rotating across the team list Shine, A W Edwards Plumbing, Precise Air, in 2017. That Training Ball, C Higgins and Multilift. With consistent on-field combinations Finally, to our volunteers - sincere thanks paramount to the team’s finals success, all coaches, assistants, team managers Coach Tracey Kick will be looking to and match day officials who, without consolidate the playing squad in their their input the game would not proceed hunt for back to back premierships. in particular Jason Brady, Greg Goodieson, Steve Ray, Erle Lindsay, Banjo David, Our Division One Stingrays saw some Andrew McAnespie and Eric Lindsay. mixed results on the scoreboard in 2017, but every game showed they are a team of fighters and believers. With a number of players in their first season of AFL, the tenacity and camaraderie was evident as ...sincere thanks they took on teams blessed with more experienced playing squads. The team had all coaches, assistants, their most successful season to date, with their six wins seeing them finish in eighth team managers and place on the ladder. match day officials who, Congratulations to Zoe Devlin, Julia Hunt, Kooze Huybers and Senna Gulden who without their input were all nominated for Rising Star, along with Phoebe Monahan (C), Zoe Devlin, the game would not Sandra Janjetovic, Sera Kaukiono, Roxy McGee, Nadia Moore and Jasmine Smith proceed ... who were selected in the Sydney AFL Representative side.

Finals Record Book - Week 3 8 CLUB NOTES

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY MEN’S

This season has been an exciting one for This year has also seen a number of the Students, with a number of teams SUANFC players reach significant enjoying success on the field, thanks to individual milestones. Leigh McWhirter the help of many behind the sideline. played his 300th game for the Club in Round 17, while both Ryan Kennedy and The highlight of 2017 has been our Premier Tim Barton reached 150 games. We also Division side returning to finals football congratulate Sam Power, Riordan Lee, following a quiet 2016. Hard work during Jared Boccanfuso and Glenn Smith on a long pre-season and the efforts of new playing their 100th game for SUANFC. coach, Tony Overall, his assistants and team manager, Liz Hawtin, have seen the side enjoy a number of wins this season. Many young footballers have also developed into some of the competition’s This year has best players. also seen a number of The Club has seen three players (Will Stratford, Nicholas Bertino and SUANFC players reach Harry Morrison) nominated for AFL Sydney’s Rising Star Award. significant individual Our Division 1 side has also reaped milestones. the rewards of hard work during the pre-season, finishing among the best teams in an ultra-competitive division. Congratulations to Daniel Miller on his first year as coach, along with team manager, Liz Hawtin. Lower grades and Under 19s have been competitive throughout the season, with Division 4 reaching finals football for the second year running. We thank Jim Beard (Davison 2), Brent Pollock (Division 4), Greg Nix (Division 5) and Greg McDonald (U19s) for a great season so far.

Finals Record Book - Week 3 9 CLUB NOTES

UTS BATS

The 2017 season for UTS Bats AFC has The Bats & Shamrocks off-field culture been one of consolidation and building continued to prosper. Multiple social foundations for ongoing success. functions were also held throughout the year, which included the Eakin McCaffery The Bats & Shamrocks continue to attract Cox Trivia Night, Annual Ladies Day (a large playing numbers and are currently well-known event on the Sydney AFL one of the largest Australian Football calendar!), Black Tie Ball and Family & Clubs in Sydney. Past Players Day. This year saw our women’s team promoted We are extremely proud of our 2017 to the premier division competition and season. had some great wins amongst other strong performances. The development of some of our younger players and the recruiting of new players, The club has sets the club up for continued on-field success for the coming year. already commenced planning and strategy to make season 2018 a big success.

Finals Record Book - Week 3 10 CLUB NOTES

WESTERN SUBURBS

After a poor 2016 season for Western It has provided a great social network Suburbs Magpies, the 2017 season was for those footballers who were still keen seen as a great opportunity to bolster club to have a game with the Magpies. The numbers with a third men’s team playing Division 2 side also includes some new in Division 5. players and some players who were given opportunity this year to play in The third team had been established in Premier Division, which has helped their 2011, and competed each year, culminating development as players. in a Preliminary Final loss in 2015. Unfortunately, numbers dwindled and the Eamonn Doherty & Daniel Coughlin wish third team was temporarily shelved. to thank Scowny, Rick and Andy for their involvement with the development of Division Two began with the appointment their coaching ability and assisting them of Eamonn Doherty as coach for the 2017 week in, week out. Season. This being his first ever season coaching was always going to be a testing The Magpies would like to take some year. Luckily for Eamonn he received a time to thank the sponsors, who assist in large pool of numbers to draw from with keeping the dream alive, and making it an the inclusion of the Division Five team. enjoyable environment to play football - Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL, Abbotts It was unclear how many past players were Locksmiths, Elders Inner West & Lux Bet. going to be lured back, but as the season kicked off with some early wins, signs were promising. The Magpies would One fantastic achievement was player Michael Stokes notching up his 200th like to take some time senior game earlier in the season. He has enjoyed (and endured) many seasons at to thank the sponsors, Wests, and it was great to see him put on a BOG performance in that 200th. who assist in keeping Another highlight from the year was the dream alive, and Division Two Vice-Captain, Geordie Gregory kicking his first ever goal from 55m out making it an enjoyable against Randwick Saints at Picken Oval. environment to play The Division 5 side is comprised of some wily veterans, as well as some first-time football . players of mixed ages and ability.

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UNSW EASTERN SUBURBS BULLDOGS

Our men’s Premier Division side became Congratulations to Harry Palmer, Max the team to watch in 2017, finishing Lower, Tom Banuelos, Jared Deep, Jake the regular season in second position Bartholomaeus, Darcy Cordell and Jack under the guidance of Player/Coach Buckley, who were all nominated for Rising Steven Pollock. Star awards, along with Jack McAnespie, Jack Buckley, Max Lower and Harry Palmer The turnaround on last season’s form has who were selected in the AFL Sydney been driven by some exciting talent rising Representative Squad. through the ranks, with teenagers Justin Cann, Jack Buckley, Darcy Cordell and Max Lower consistently dominant in the red, white and blue. We also had James With an average winning margin of ten goals against other opposition, our Bell, Jack Hardman and Division 2 team have also been strong this season. Williamson has led up front Nicholas Blakey play in his role as Player/Coach, but it’s the form of Jack and Cameron McKinlay, for the Allies in the U18 Ben Hyndes and Luke Irvine that solidified their second-place ladder position. National Championships, Our Division 4 team celebrated milestone whilst Samuel Gaden, matches for Chris Peters, Josh Martin, Chook Mcilwrath Jake Reid, Mark Cullen Samuel Thorne and and captain Adam Martin this season alone, with the much loved club men Lachlan Swane were racking up an incredible 500 games between them. NSW/ACT Rams U16 Our Division 5 team missed out on the final National Championship series this year, despite the best efforts of club journey men Mick Martin, Daran permit players. Mahenthirarajah and Aaron Bantoft. Our Under 19s have continued to perform in 2017 under the tutelage of Steven Chichester and Kevin Dyson, who blooded juniors from local clubs, Easts and Maroubra, and finished third on the ladder.

Finals Record Book - Week 3 12 PREMIER DIVISION PRELIMINARY FINAL

NORTH SHORE BOMBERS PENNANT HILLS DEMONS Coach: Ryan Meldrum Coach: Chris Yard Colours: Black with Red Sash Colours: Navy and Red TEAM LIST TEAM LIST NO NAME GOALS NO NAME GOALS 2 D Roberts 1 Kieren Briggs 3 D Fitzgerald 3 Aaron Crisfield 4 J David-Wright 4 Matt Thomas 5 A McConnell 5 Ranga Ediriwickrama 6 S Carruthers 6 Josh Stern 7 J Harry 7 James Peatling 9 K Devlin 9 Stevie Wray 10 M Manteit 11 Nathan Cooper 11 W Bradley 12 Michael Carroll 12 W Blackburne 13 Harry Angel 13 C Parsons 14 Daniel Preen 14 J McKenzie 16 Tim Wales 15 K Latham 18 Daniel Witt 16 L Hayres 19 Lloyd Shepherd 18 S Lee-Steere 20 Nick Hey 19 T Alexander 21 Luke Skrivanic 22 Z Fyffe 25 Damian Dell’aquila 23 S Crane 26 Ryan Lepore 24 T Strudwick 27 Jess Hare 25 D Schacher 28 Cooper Lee 26 T Weston 34 Tom Angel (Co-Captain) 27 J Campbell 36 Nathan Mace 28 W Taylor 37 Ash Conway 31 S Mason 38 Sam Widmer 33 N Campbell 41 Matthew Carey (Co-Captain) 35 D Smith 42 Thomas Edmonds 36 L Smailes 43 Ted Widmer 39 J Cubis 44 Matthew Preen 41 K Lower 46 Mitchell Trenaman 44 E Sertbas 52 Josh Boag 46 H Carr 56 Campbell Luscombe 47 S Barkley 58 H McDonald 54 J Shumack 59 James Carroll 57 J Marsh 58 H McDonald

Finals Record Book - Week 3 13 WOMEN’S PREMIER DIVISION GRAND FINAL

UNSW EASTERN SUBURBS STINGRAYS SYDNEY UNIVERSITY BOMBERS Coach: Tracey Kick Coach: Yucel Celenk Colours: White and Yellow Colours: Gold and Royal Blue hoops TEAM LIST TEAM LIST NO NAME GOALS NO NAME GOALS 1 Nicola Vrachnas 1 Nicola Wiggins 2 Phoebe Monahan 2 Nicola Barr 3 Belinda Pride 3 Anna Johnston 4 Nadia Moore 4 Meg Haynes 5 Julia Hunt 5 Stephanie Walker 6 Rebecca Beeson 6 Megan Andresen 7 Senna Gulden 7 Orlaith Spooner 8 Anne-Lise Bidou 8 Jennifer Lew 9 Roxane McGee 9 Annie Boyle 10 Zoe Devlin 10 Emily Matheson 12 Ella McCrossin 11 Alice Wood 13 Shelby Koh 12 Isabella Rudolph 14 Madelane Collier 13 Rayanne Kenny 15 Jasmine Smith 14 Pippy Clegg 16 Rhi Coulson 15 Chiara Binazzi 17 Edwina Ross 16 Chloe Scrimshaw 18 Sera Kaukiono 17 Ellie Brush 20 Jacinda Barclay 18 Kristy Sutcliffe 21 Sandra Janjetovic 19 Andrea Roditis 22 Karla Spilarawicz 20 Lara Creber 23 Koozee Hubers 21 Tara McKenty 24 Rachelle Godman 22 Erin McKinnon 25 Ingrid Nielsen 23 Adriana Smith 26 Tia Bool 24 Madeline McCathie 27 Hannah Turnbull 25 Olivia Warren 28 Alison Howe 26 Kelsey Pegrum 31 Jemma Still 30 Rachael Stack 32 Sasha Banki 33 Clare McGarity 34 Ra Shea 36 Tammy Callaghan

Finals Record Book - Week 3 14 DIVISION ONE PRELIMINARY FINAL

ST GEORGE DRAGONS PENNANT HILLS DEMONS Coach: Gavin Raper Coach: Jason Clarke Colours: White with Red V Colours: Navy Blue and Red TEAM LIST TEAM LIST NO NAME GOALS NO NAME GOALS 6 Shannon Randell 2 Sebastian Parker 7 Haydn Randell 8 Isaac Pearson 10 Tom Garrido 10 Pat Witt 11 Stephen Wilsen 13 Harry Angel 12 Daniel Napper 15 Kieran Wright 17 Riley Waters 17 Adam Nixon 24 Daniel Rixon 22 Regan Pinker 25 Michael Webb 23 Jake Gunstone 27 Onur Selvi 24 Brett Thompson 30 Sean Barnes 26 Ryan Lepore 31 Ben Hodgson 29 Kieron Coaldrake 32 Jon Pearson 31 Ben Miles 33 Shane Demir 33 Scott Brain 34 Jordan Ware 35 Luke Turner 35 Travis Jemmeson 36 Nathan Mace 36 Wilson Murray 38 Sam Widmer 37 Brendan Dimevski 40 Craig Maynard 38 Matt Saunders 43 Ted Widmer 39 Tyler Gorman-Brown 45 Tom Abbott 40 Chris Windle 46 Mitchell Trenaman 41 Abu Bah 47 Maine Vidler 42 Tim Tegg 49 Joel Cousens 43 Daniel Cooper 50 Stewart Hodges 44 Matthew Knight 51 Anthony Brawn 45 Tayla Mitchell 53 Jackson Preedy 47 Liam Parnell 54 Ashley Conway 49 Don Hoban 55 Jack Leedham 50 Riley Orr 58 Pat De La Mare 54 Janson Doughty 60 Sam Howard 55 Nathan Mackenzie-Hicks 58 Matt Jones 59 Michael Holmes

Finals Record Book - Week 3 15 U19 DIVISION ONE GRAND FINAL

NORTH SHORE BOMBERS ST GEORGE DRAGONS Coach: Jamie O’Dell Coach: Kieran Donahue Colours: Black with Red sash Colours: White with Red V TEAM LIST TEAM LIST NO NAME GOALS NO NAME GOALS 1 D Marchingo 1 Caleb Felton 3 H Parker 2 Connor Flanagan 4 C Silvester 3 Dom Biczok 5 C Howard 4 Anthony Markos 6 C McCarthy 5 Jayden Hall 7 C Hurst 6 Daniel Thomas 8 O Morton 7 Josh Smyth 9 B Vozzo 8 Liam Bognar 10 N Hill 9 Michael Watson 11 N Smith 10 Aaron Fanous 12 N Brewer 11 Matt Saunders 14 C Sennitt 12 Will Hack 15 E Byrne 13 Panayioti Lukas 16 J Shumack 14 Will Lourey 17 A Morgon 15 Harry Hunt 18 A Rankin 16 Paddy Tegg 21 R Barkley 17 Mitch Gray 22 M Buskariol 18 Jordan Ware 23 T Meacham 19 Baily McParland 24 D Smith 20 Jonathon Pearson 26 A Cox 21 Dom Soffe 28 J Brasher 22 Riley Tracey 29 M Crisafulli 23 Ash Flanagan 30 L Hill 24 Liam Sansom 32 C Poole 25 Kirian Ayres 33 B Hurrell 26 Kyle McKellar 34 C McFadden 27 Ethan Maher 34 R Thompson 28 Trent Crawford 36 J Stokes 30 Liam Mannering 37 B Harvey 31 Blake Willems 39 C Loone 32 Curtis Horbury 40 J Potter 33 Aidan Martin 42 L Darmant-Gallagher 34 Wilson Mudge 43 A Bastas 35 Zach Cameron 45 H MacDonald

Finals Record Book - Week 3 16 DIVISION TWO PRELIMINARY FINAL

UNSW EASTERN SUBURBS BULLDOGS WESTERN SUBURBS Coach: Tom Williamson Coach: Eamonn Doherty Colours: Red, White and Blue Colours: Black and White TEAM LIST TEAM LIST NO NAME GOALS NO NAME GOALS 1 Ben Hyndes 1 Ryan Hinson 2 Joel Robbie 2 Timothy Woods 3 Luke Towell 3 Tom Barrett 4 Fergus Whitney 4 Jarryd Polley 5 Zac Meredith 5 Michael Tuttle 6 Luke Jones 7 Clinton Mcgrath 8 Matthias Gilanyi 8 Andrew Eurell (C) 9 Nick McGann 11 Matthew Eurell 10 Kale Jacob 14 Jordan Etto 11 Liam Woods 15 Jackson Hand 12 Tate Meredith 16 Timothy Lambert 13 Christopher Jourdain 17 Hamish Sherwood 14 Zac Collie 19 Christien Specha 15 Luke Irvine 21 Andrew Elchah 16 Kaia Reynolds- Erler 23 Matthew McGowan 17 Michael Archibald 24 Jack Schultz 18 Eamon O'Donell 25 Aaron Connelly 19 Alex Werfel 26 Justin O’Neil 20 Cameron McKinlay 28 James Pedemont 23 Marc Dragacevic 29 Patrick Boyd 24 Ryan Farrelly 30 James Wilkinson 25 Andrew Goodieson 31 Daniel Egan 26 Josh O'Callaghan 32 Daniel Balassone 27 Alex Henderson 33 Ronan Cott 28 Jack McKinlay 34 Geordie Gregory (VC) 29 Christopher Knudsen 36 David Green 30 Cillian Stritch 37 Jarryd Lear 31 Tom Williamson 38 Nik Armstrong 32 Samuel Wilson 39 Charles Wheeler 33 Tom Scheibling 42 Michael Stokes 34 Xavier Brennan 43 Daniel Lawrence 35 Jackson Coutts 44 Lynn Roehrig 36 Thomas Dunkley 47 Steven Kruse 37 Alexander Dawes 51 Jack Barrett 38 Michael Ensor 52 Nicholas Ford 56 Jacob Lewis 60 Aidan Branthwaite

Finals Record Book - Week 3 17 DIVISION THREE GRAND FINAL

NORTH SHORE BOMBERS CAMDEN CATS Coach: Simon Shipley Coach: James Broadbent Colours: Black with Red sash Colours: Navy and White hoops TEAM LIST TEAM LIST NO NAME GOALS NO NAME GOALS 1 Bailey Bourn 1 Craig Trewhella 3 Ben Alcock 2 Chris Murray 5 Simon Shipley 3 James Broadbent 9 Michael Goode 4 Kyle Sommerville 10 Brad Plug 5 Joel Upfill 13 Ben Hickey 6 Rhys Newham 14 Mark Bowden 7 Rob Sheahan 15 Will Birt 8 Thomas Glynn 17 Josh Brennan 9 Aaron Beves 18 Andrew Hislop 10 Luke McCann 20 Jordan Rosewarne 11 Mark Street 22 Zack Manly 12 Mitchall Broadstock 23 Lachie Birt 13 Thomas Prestwidge 24 Scott Bear 14 Mitchell Spencer 26 Rob Joannides 15 Mark Halteh 28 Ryan Hezlett 16 Josh Leys 31 Michael Whitbread 17 Joel Wheeler 34 Luke Ham 19 Adam Noyce 35 Tristan Smith 20 Matt Lecek 36 Ryan Boyd 21 Loius Aliphon 37 Nick Garrick 22 Ben Yakimov 38 Harley Stibbard 23 Matt Medlin 39 Jack Barclay 24 Teejay Hoch 40 Roger Jones 25 Sam Perkins 42 Nick McNamara 26 Stevie Rooke 43 Angus Crafter 27 Victor Musgrave 44 Adam Reddie 29 Jared Mullaney 45 Will Clark 30 Ross Donaldson 46 Jack Jones 31 Josh Bannister 47 Steve Hiche 32 Daniel McKay 49 Sam Jackson 32 Liam Jesson 51 Alex Jalloh 33 Alex Sneddon 54 Xavier Burton 44 Matthew Palmer 57 Blake Linford 58 Angad Roy

Finals Record Book - Week 3 18 DIVISION FOUR PRELIMINARY FINAL

WESTERN MAGIC UTS BATS Coach: Anthony Hyland Coach: Damien Menzies Colours: Black, Red and Yellow Colours: Black, White and Green TEAM LIST TEAM LIST NO NAME GOALS NO NAME GOALS 2 Pat Barclay 1 Thomas Allen 4 Andrew Carey 2 Maddis Bishop 11 Scott Coombes 3 Tyrone Burnet 12 Manoj Yuvarajan 4 Hayden Clark 15 Zac Godden 5 James Clark 16 Dan McIntyre 6 Paul Doubakis 21 Simon Agostino 7 Jos Ellison 22 Dan Hurwood 8 Ben Ferrif 29 Daniel Armstrong 9 Thomas Hickey 30 John Lane 10 Frank Holzer 33 Jamie Hart 11 Nelson Kanaan 34 Scott Woods 12 Louis Lemessurier 35 Brenton Moore 13 Alexander Manning 36 Nate Lawson 14 Luke McManus 37 Chris Wood 15 Steven Mitchell 38 Rob Dimauro 16 Christopher Nicoll 40 Nathan Slan 17 Blayne Northcote 41 Ben Cribbin 18 Spencer Pascal 43 Alex Perkins 19 Anton Phillips-Chantelois 49 Latt Madheng 20 Tate Putnins 52 Ben Tranter 21 Louis Russell 54 Luke Hyland 22 Ashton Ryder 55 Tyler O'Neill 23 Shaun Silver 56 Jason Darwall 24 Brad Stewart 57 Jesse Hyland 25 Edward Taffa 60 Josh Roccon 26 Nathan Tang 61 Michael Craigie 27 Zachary Thorneycroft 62 Henry Button 30 Richard Tulloch 65 Oscar Glass 31 Matthew Walkington 73 Payman Mohammadian 32 Jay Watson 77 Ben White 33 Dominic Whelan 79 Daniel Nieass

Finals Record Book - Week 3 19 DIVISION FIVE PRELIMINARY FINAL

CAMDEN CATS UTS BATS Coach: Paul Love Coach: Jefferson-Clyde Joseph Colours: Navy and White hoops Colours: Black, White and Green TEAM LIST TEAM LIST NO NAME GOALS NO NAME GOALS 1 Aaron Lodge 1 Christopher Allen 2 Thomas Prestwidge 2 Maddis Bishop 3 Michael Morgan 3 Oliver Bloomer 4 Owen Harrowsmith 4 Cameron Bryant 6 Mitchall Broadstock 5 Daniel Casarotto 7 Liam Jesson 6 Jonathon Goodgame 8 Stephen Mann 7 Bradley Gorman 9 Jihad Ykmour 8 Rhys Graham 10 Daniel McKay 9 Peter Grima 11 Connor Passlow 10 Lachlan Habel 12 Bayley Campbell 11 Nicholas Hawke 12 Brandon Lovric 12 Thomas Highberg 14 Kyle Sommerville 13 Dale Houlden 15 Benjamin Grasso 14 Michael Houston 16 John Paul Bucknell 15 Jake Kaiser 17 Sam Young 16 Matthew Keast 18 Aaron Beves 17 Bartholomew Kennett 19 Callum Robinson 18 Peter Kolasa 20 Luke McCann 19 Joseph McKiernan 20 Joe Rawlins 20 Jesse Minchio 22 Teejay Hoch 21 Eanna Molloy 23 Matthew Preston 22 Patrick Mullane 24 Matthew Douglas Palmer 23 Thomas Ness 25 Grant James 24 Blayne Northcote 26 Matthew Wells 25 Andrew O’Donaghoe 27 Luke Doherty 26 Troy Ottens 28 Benjamin Towers 27 Jack Rackemann 29 Timothy Wright 30 Oliver Ryan 31 John Anthony Murtagh 31 Andrew Taylor 35 Alex Sneddon 32 Matthew Tuck 44 Ben Laid 33 Benjamin Watt 73 Matthew Greenwood 34 Angus Wilkie 77 Stuart Farnell 35 Billy Wright

Finals Record Book - Week 3 20 U19 DIVISION TWO GRAND FINAL

SOUTH WEST CATS SOUTHERN POWER Coach: David Upfill Coach: Paul Donnelly Colours: Black, White and Navy Colours: Black, White and Teal TEAM LIST TEAM LIST NO NAME GOALS NO NAME GOALS 1 Luke Phipps 8 Jack Woolmer 2 Tyler Irwin 9 Hoani Tangohau 3 William Gamble 10 Riley Sloan 4 Nathaniel Laing 11 Liam Maccan 5 Joel Upfill 13 Elliot Hutt 6 Lachlan Day 14 Thomas Jackson 7 Ricky Harman 16 Corey Keenan 8 Eric Lahey 18 Bradley Querzoli 9 Jake Windon 19 Jack Palmer 10 Jarrod Coomby 20 Flynn Smith 11 Luke Culhane 21 Julian Scott 12 Damon Franke 23 Christopher Briody 13 Noah Breen 29 Edward Blake 14 Anthony Lombardo 30 Ryan Watson 15 Quinn Passlow 33 Benjamin Donnelly 16 Joshua Bannister 39 Chris Davidson 17 Hisham Hoblos 45 Ben Travers 18 Kurtis Deans 46 Kyle Goodwin 19 Joshua Purcell 48 Jake Bennie 20 Lachlan May 52 Sebastian Lienert 21 Luke Vanzin 55 Hunter Gregory 22 Travis Amalfi 57 Harrison Tattersall 23 Justin Ivanoff 60 Sean Brown 24 Keegan Passlow 25 Koby Layton 26 Blake Tucker 27 Jack Ryan 28 David Whyman 78 Lachlan Henman

Finals Record Book - Week 3 21 WOMENS DIVISION ONE PRELIMINARY FINAL

WESTERN MAGIC MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES Coach: John Dimond Coach: Alan Dudley Colours: Black, Red and Yellow Colours: Maroon with White sash TEAM LIST TEAM LIST NO NAME GOALS NO NAME GOALS 1 Jaimi Green 1 Laura Dickie 2 Siobhan Luczak 2 Rhian Howard 4 Mallorie Jansen 3 Zoe Watts 5 Ashlee Weir 4 Rachael Lewis 6 Aislinn Millett 6 Mardi Watts 8 Danielle Dimond 7 Joy Leaper 9 Courtney Corr 8 Holly Graham 10 Jaimie Mann 11 Nicci Smith 11 Rebekah Mann 12 Ashleigh Carter 12 Rebecca Leeds 14 Diana Coffey 13 Bonnie Gillespie 17 Bronte Stovin-Bradford 14 Brittany Dell 18 Jess Layton 15 Livv Suman 19 Crystal Thomas 16 Megan O’Keeffe 20 Ellie Skipper 17 Libby Pickering-Rodriguez 22 Leanne Warwick 19 Gayle Gilbert 23 Jessica Joslyn 20 Kate Hagan 24 Ellie Cook 21 Ash O’Keeffe 25 Luisa Antonucci 22 Amanda Lim 28 Rebecca Rawle 23 Tiarne Kleyn 30 Isobella Tremauville 24 Alyssa Smith 34 Jodie Trim 25 Michelle Pittendrigh 36 Kelly McNaughton 26 Lauren Horton 40 Hester van Eersal 27 Courtney Richmond 29 Helena Smith 30 Emma Chapman 36 Simone Freeman 37 Hannah Green

Finals Record Book - Week 3 22 STATISTICS

NAME TEAM GOALS

MEN’S PREMIER DIV Nick Salter Western Suburbs Magpies 59 goals Mark Weekes East Coast Eagles 46 goals Ben Zoppo Western Suburbs Magpies 42 goals

WOMEN’S PREMIER DIV Rachael Stack Sydney University Bombers 42 goals Sera Kaukiono UNSW/ES Stingrays 36 goals Rebecca Beeson UNSW/ES Stingrays 35 goals

DIV 1 GOALS Anthony Brawn Pennant Hills Demons 51 goals Daniel Hines Western Magic 41 goals Nik Dale Sydney University 38 goals

WOMEN’S DIV 1 Rylee Mcgartland Wollongong Saints 55 goals Rhian Howard Manly Warringah Wolves 42 goals Catherine Stanton Wollongong Saints 27 goals

DIV 2 Mitchell Stevens Penrith Rams 102 goals Tom Williamson UNSW ES Bulldogs 41 goals Daniel Egan Western Suburbs Magpies 34 goals

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NAME TEAM GOALS

DIV 3 Matt Lecek Camden Cats 74 goals Adam Noyce Camden Cats 51 goals Jacob Berry Nor-West Jets 40 goals

DIV 4 Frank Holzer UTS Bats 64 goals Lachlan Simpson UNSW ES Bulldogs 54 goals David Williams St George Dragons 35 goals

DIV 5 Kyle Bradley Campbelltown Blues 45 goals Stephen Mann Camden Cats 40 goals Luke Hodges Nor-West Jets 32 goals

U19 DIV 1 Matthew Buskariol North Shore Bombers 53 goals Charlie Sennitt North Shore Bombers 27 goals Harry Lewis UNSW ES Bulldogs 26 goals

U19 DIV 2 Taine Gilheany South West Cats 35 goals Joel Upfill South West Cats 30 goals Nicholas Hocking Penrith Rams 24 goals

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