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AFL FROM THE EDITOR There were few surprises in Premier Division P W L D % Pts action on the weekend, as the Lower Collingwood 18 17 1 0 186.1 68 Divisions gear up for their upcoming finals Geelong 19 17 2 0 160.4 68 series. Hawthorn 18 14 4 0 135.6 56 Carlton 19 13 5 1 136.3 54 Last weekend, the top two sides in East Coast and Balmain continued their winning ways, as Pennant Hills, llawarra and St George also posted strong wins. West Coast 18 13 5 0 121.6 52 This weekend kicks off with Pennant Hills hosting UNSW on Saturday afternoon at Mike Kenny Oval. Pennant Hills come St Kilda 18 10 7 1 111.9 42 into the match on the back of a strong four-quarter performance to claim the Blacktown Mayoral Shield last Sunday after- noon against Western Suburbs. There were eleven individual goalkickers, with Tim Scoular and Josh Keen particularly Sydney Swans 18 9 8 1 108.8 38 impressive for the victors. Conversely, UNSW suffered another last-quarter fadeout to eventually lose against St George at Essendon 19 9 9 1 100.1 38 home. Jeremy Kiel was a strong contributor and was best for his side with a three-goal showing. St George, as mentioned, won well last week to continue their impressive late-season form. They face a tough prospect at home this weekend, how- Fremantle 18 9 9 0 93.4 36 ever, against Balmain. The Dragons should not be overawed after effectively ending Illawarra‘s finals aspirations the week before at Olds Park. Nick Ryan was monumental in last week‘s showing with seven goals in a best-on-ground performance. North Melbourne 19 8 11 0 98.8 32 Balmain are abuzz leading into their first finals appearance in twelve years. They dismantled North Shore at Henson Park last Friday Night. Tim Schmidt has been impressive of late and his field kicking is one of the reasons Balmain are a Melbourne 18 7 10 1 83.7 30 strong attacking outfit. Matt Edwins and Jason Coulloupas have also been in impressive form of late. Western Bulldogs 18 7 11 0 93.9 28 North Shore have a chance to turn around last week‘s defeat at home against Sydney University, who are coming off the Adelaide 18 6 12 0 78.3 24 bye. The Bombers missed the input of big ruckman, Dave Martin, who was sidelined after a strong start. The coaching staff will be looking for improvement across their list, against the Students who are building nicely into another finals campaign. Richmond 18 5 12 1 81.0 22 They soundly beat Pennant Hills a fortnight ago, and embody an attacking mindset through the likes of Adam Campbell, Tim Brisbane 18 3 15 0 78.1 12 Barrett and Ben Mankarious .
Gold Coast 18 3 15 0 54.4 12 The final Saturday night game will be played under the North Dalton lights, with Illawarra playing host to East Coast. The Lions came home with a wet sail to kick-start their 40th birthday celebrations against UTS. Saying this, they were patchy in Port Adelaide 18 2 16 0 65.4 8 the middle stanza of the match and will need a marked improvement to challenge the ladder-leading Eagles who also came home strong against Campbelltown.
The lone Sunday afternoon encounter doubles as the Foxtel match, with UTS at home against Western Suburbs. UTS had a chance to run away with the match against Illawarra, only to fall away like a handful of matches this year. Michael Atkinson St Kilda 16.17-113 def. Fremantle 10.12-72 was again superb for the Bats to continue his stellar season. Western Suburbs have been hit hard by injuries and have Geelong 29.14-188 def. Gold Coast 6.2-38 struggled for winning form this season. Stephen Hudson and Dave Cusick tried hard last week, and will again be called Carlton 21.8-134 def Melbourne 7.16-58 upon in a winnable match for the Magpies.
Essendon 15.10-100 def Sydney Swans 14.15-99 This weekend marks the last round before the finals for a number of the lower divisions (namely Divisions 2, 4, 5 and U18 Collingwood 23.21-159 def Port Adelaide 3.3-21 Challenge Cup). Division Two has arguably been the most competitive despite the final five being set. Penrith rightfully sit on top of the ladder but will face strong competition from Holroyd-Parramatta and Sydney University. Auburn and Balmain Adelaide 16.14-110 def Brisbane 16.9-105 loom as the dark horses and could easily claim the Premiership. Division Four sees Macquarie University and Penrith hav- Hawthorn 15.13-103 def North Melbourne 13.8-86 ing a strong ladder lead from the rest of the competition, as is the case in Division Five, with Southern Power unbeaten after West Coast 22.15-147 def Richmond 14.6-90 sixteen rounds. Campbelltown also remains unbeaten in the Challenge Cup competition but they will need to be on their game with Mac Uni Warriors, Manly and Holroyd-Parramatta, in particular, looming as potential threats. Western Bulldogs Bye This will also be the last time we see Camden and Nor West on the field this season. I would like to take the opportunity to thank them for their contribution in 2011. We look to seeing them again in 2012.
ROUND 21 ROUND 22 There will be no shortage of AFL in Sydney with the International Cup commencing in Sydney on Saturday (at Blacktown). Friday Friday Mens and womens matches will be played over the course of the week, finishing on Saturday 20th August. If you have a St Kilda v Collingwood @ Etihad Carlton v Hawthorn @ Etihad chance, head out to see some of best international talent in action. Draw information can be accessed via the AFL website. Saturday Saturday Hawthorn v Port Adelaide @ MCG Gold Coast v Adelaide @ Metricon Fremantle v Carlton @ Patersons West Coast v Essendon @ Patersons Western Bulldogs v Essendon @ Etihad North Melbourne v Fremantle @ Etihad Brisbane v Gold Coast @ Gabba Collingwood v Brisbane @ MCG Officeworks: Sunday Sunday a trusted partner in the Melbourne v West Coast @ Etihad Sydney v St Kilda @ ANZ publication of the Richmond v Sydney @ MCG Port Adelaide v Western Bulldogs @ AAMI Football Record. Adelaide v Geelong @ AAMI Melbourne v Richmond @ MCG Bye— North Melbourne Bye— Geelong Record Cover Photo courtesy of Michael Vettas
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CLUB CONTACTS 2011 AFL SYDNEY PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE AUBURN Ali Faraj 0414 676415 [email protected] Round 1 Round 7 Round 12 Round 18 Sat 2 April Sat 14 May Sat 25 June Fri 5 August BALMAIN Adam Coles 0488 771781 [email protected] NS 17.7 Ill 9.13 NS 7.7 BAL 11.12 WS 14.6 UTS 11.13 BAL 18.15 NS 7.13 Sat 6 August CAMDEN Tom Koski 0401 785042 [email protected] UTS 10.6 UNSW 19.8 SU 21.11 Cam7.10 CAM 4.7 PH 27.15 WS 8.11 STG 13.6 PH 12.13 WS 8.6 NS 11.11 UNSW 11.6 ECE 23.20 CAM 7.6 UNSW 9.13 STG 15.21 CAMPBELLTOWN Terry Neilsen 0404 072025 [email protected] PH 9.10 Bal 13.8 UNSW 17.9 UTS 6.17 Sun 26 June ILL 15.12 UTS 9.11 ECE 14.6 SU 14.8 ILL 17.13 STG 4.7 BAL 14.10 SUNI 11.8 Sun 7 August EAST COAST EAGLES Craig Abercrombie 0413 642055 [email protected] Campbelltown—Bye ECE—Bye ECE 15.14 STG 12.6 WS 7.10 PH 19.16 Round 2 Round 8 ILL—Bye SUNI—Bye HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Clive Sharp 0433 403620 [email protected] Fri 8 April Sat 21 May Round 13 Round 19 Bal 12.25 UTS 7.8 CAM 7.9 ILL 12.15 Sat 2 July Sat 13 August ILLAWARRA Doug Sweeney 0412 721154 [email protected] Sat 9 April UNSW/ 13.17 PH 19.14 SUNI 29.18 UTS 5.5 St George v Balmain P‘Hills v UNSW/ES MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Luke Gemmill 0401 214812 [email protected] Cam 12.8 UNSW 12.12 WS 7.5 ECE 17.10 UNSW 10.9 BAL 19.14 STG 5.3 ECE 26.16 SU 27.14 STG 9.8 ILL 21.8 CAM 12.4 Nth Shore v Syd Uni MANLY WARRINGAH Richard Wharton 0413 380925 [email protected] WS 16.11 NS 7.5 UTS 11.8 NS 18.16 NS 10.15 STG 7.13 Illawarra v ECE Ill 7.7 PH 11.9 BAL—Bye PH 14.11 ECE 13.11 Sun 14 August UTS v Wests MOOREBANK Mark Coles 0424 249078 [email protected] Sydney Uni—Bye Round 9 WS—Bye Campbelltown—Bye Round 3 Sat 28 May Round 14 Round 20 NOR WEST Glenn Whitney 0403 185265 [email protected] Sat 16 April CAM 13.5 BAL 22.13 Sat 9 July Sat 20 August NS 4.7 ECE 16.12 STG 11.12 UNSW 15.6 CAM 7.4 WS 8.7 NORTH SHORE Steve Watters 0419 875708 [email protected] Campbelltown v UTS SU 7.18 WS 3.9 WS 8.10 SU 15.13 STG 9.3 SUNI 10.17 St George v P‘Hills UTS 6.5 ILL 7.14 PH 17.7 ILL 6.6 ILL 6.10 UNSW 5.11 PENNANT HILLS Ian Parker 0428 261984 [email protected] UNSW v Nth Shore Sun 17 April ECE 23.18 UTS 4.0 ECE 14.19 NS 6.11 ECE v Wests PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579061 [email protected] Bal 11.13 UNSW 9.9 NS—Bye Sun, 10 July Syd Uni v Illawarra PH 19.13 Cam 10.14 Round 10 BAL 7.10 PH 17.8 Balmain—Bye RIVERVIEW Richard Hawtin 0404 827420 [email protected] St George—Bye Sat 4 June UTS—Bye Round 4 UNSW 10.14 ECE 22.22 Round 15 Sat 27 August SAINTS afc Andrew Blakemore 0407 012155 [email protected] Mon, 25 April SU 8.9 NS 15.14 Sat 16 July Qualifying Final Cam 5.9 STG 14.17 ILL 12.10 WS 10.9 BAL 23.13 WS 11.12 Sun 28 August SOUTHERN POWER Matt Graham 0416 007131 [email protected] ECE 18.12 UNSW 8.2 Sun 5 June UNSW 18.14 CAM Elimination Final WS 9.3 BAL 9.16 BAL 15.11 STG 12.6 11.11 ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405546 [email protected] ILL 12.14 SU 22.4 UTS 14.9 CAM 10.9 UTS 12.8 STG 14.10 Saturday 3 Sept SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Brett Pettersen 0416 095042 [email protected] UTS—Bye PH—Bye NS 10.7 PH 12.6 2nd Semi Final Pennant Hills—Bye Representative Weekend SUNI 13.8 ECE 13.8 UNSW/ES Steve Ray 0411 408654 [email protected] Nth Shore—Bye Sat 11 June ILL— Bye Sunday 4 Sept Round 5 Syd U23 8.14 Riverina 19.8 Round 16 1st Semi Final UTS Anthony Leach 0412 856996 [email protected] Sat 30 April Sun 12 June Sat 23 July Cam 2.2 ECE 14.14 Cairns 11.8 Sydney 8.10 ECE 14.6 BAL 5.8 Sunday 11Sept WESTERN SUBURBS Andrew Taylor 0411 859834 [email protected] PH 7.6 NS 9.12 Round 11 PH 16.13 UTS 12.9 Preliminary Final SU 11.13 Bal 14.11 Fri 17 June WS 10.14 ILL 9.5 NSWAF UMPIRES Angus Heritage 0408 651855 [email protected] UNSW 12.14 Illa 4.18 UTS 8.6 BAL 11.10 Sun 24 July Saturday, 17 Sept Grand Final STG 16.8 UTS 9.18 Sat 18 June UNSW 11.8 SUNI 20.15
AFL SYDNEY PHOTO’S Wests—Bye PH 8.9 SUNI 10.9 CAM 3.8 NS 20.16
Round 6 STG 10.12 CAM 7.10 STG—Bye Sat 7 May WS 14.7 UNSW 10.9 Round 17 Quality action photos of selected AFL Sydney games can be NS 26.14 Cam 7.9 Sun 19 June Sat 30 July viewed at: STG 10.8 WS 7.16 ILL 12.4 NS 11.15 NS 27.17 WS 5.4 UTS 12.12 SU 26.13 ECE—Bye STG 13.15 ILL 11.10 www.saflphotos.com.au/info/ ECE 15.11 PH 3.10 UTS 11.7 ECE 24.18 Sun 8 May SUNI PH Enquiries: Michael Vettas on 0414 899 515 Bal 9.14 Illa 10.12 Sun 31 July UNSW/ES—Bye BAL CAM UNSW/ES—Bye
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AFL SYDNEY STATISTICS FIXTURES—ROUNDS 19 & 20 FIXTURES 13-14 AUGUST FIXTURES 20-21 AUGUST 2011 LEADING GOALKICKERS 2011 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP U18/3 SEN RES W TOT Premier Division Premier Division RDS Saturday, August 13 Saturday, August 20 PREMIER DIVISION PENRITH 81 58 8 147 St George v Balmain @ Olds Park @ 2.10pm Campbelltown v UTS @ Monarch Oval @ 2.10pm JAMIE VLATKO EAST COAST 7 64 Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 2.10pm St George v Pennant Hills @ Olds Park @ 2.10pm BALMAIN 84 44 17 145 North Shore v Sydney University @ Gore Hill @ 2.30pm UNSW/ES v North Shore @ Village Green @ 2.30pm RYAN PRICE ILLAWARRA 4 45 Illawarra v East Coast Eagles @ North Dalton Park @ 6.10pm East Coast Eagles v Western Suburbs @ Bruce Purser @ 4.10pm EAST COAST 81 30 29 140 STEPHEN DOYLE EAST COAST 2 42 Sunday, August 14 Sydney University v Illawarra @ Sydney Uni No. 1 @ 4.10pm UTS v Western Suburbs @ Henson Park @ 2.10pm Balmain—Bye SYDNEY UNI 75 42 20 137 JASON SADDINGTON BALMAIN 4 40 Campbelltown—Bye Division One Division One Saturday, August 20 DANIEL ROBERTS NORTH SHORE 2 37 STHN POWER 75 38 17 130 Saturday, August 13 UNSW/ES v North Shore @ Village Green @ 12.30pm DIVISION ONE HOLROYD PARRA 78 30 21 129 Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 12.00pm Sydney University v Illawarra @ Sydney Uni No. 1 @ 2.00pm North Shore v Sydney University @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12.30pm East Coast Eagles v Western Suburbs @ Bruce Purser @ 2.00pm ALAN FRITSCH STHN POWER 5 46 MANLY 87 18 21 126 Southern Power v Macquarie Uni @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.10pm Southern Power v Pennant Hills @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.10pm Illawarra v East Coast Eagles @ North Dalton Park @ 4.00pm Manly-Warringah v UTS @ Weldon Oval @ 2.10pm LEVI BRAIN MANLY 1 44 MACQUARIE UNI 63 34 27 124 Sunday, August 14 Macquarie University—Bye UTS v Western Suburbs @ Henson Park @ 12.00pm Division Two TYRONE ARMITAGE MANLY 1 34 PENNANT HILLS 66 30 21 117 Manly-Warringah—Bye Saturday, August 20 DESMOND WORRELL SYD UNI 0 28 NORTH SHORE 60 26 24 110 Division Two Qualifying Final @ Henson Park @ 3.30pm Saturday, August 13 Sunday, August 21 STEPHEN BROOKS MAC UNI 0 26 SAINTS AFC 57 34 9.1 100.1 St George v Balmain @ Olds Park @ 12.00pm Elimination Final @ Henson Park @ 2.10pm Camden v Penrith @ Harrington Park @ 2.30pm Division Three DIVISION TWO AUBURN 69 22 9.1 100.1 Manly-Warringah v Nor-West @ Weldon Oval @ 2.30pm Saturday, August 20
TROY COLE SYDNEY UNI 4 70 Moorebank v Auburn @ Rosedale Park @ 4.30pm UNSW/ES v Southern Power @ Village Green @ 8.30am MOOREBANK 33 42 10 85 Sunday, August 14 North Shore v Sydney University @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10.00am A KYPRIANOU BALMAIN 5 63 Sydney University v Holroyd-Parramatta @ St Pauls Oval @ 2.10pm Campbelltown v UTS @ Monarch Oval @ 12.00pm NOR-WEST 45 30 7.5 82.5 Division Three East Coast Eagles v Western Suburbs @ Bruce Purser @ 12.00pm SALEM KASSEM AUBURN 4 53 ST GEORGE 48 22 9 79 Saturday, August 13 Saints a.f.c v Macquarie University @ Pioneers Park @ 2.00pm DALE CHIVAS PENRITH 5 52 North Shore v East Coast Eagles @ Gore Hill @ 8.30am Division Four ILLAWARRA 48 6 14 68 Southern Power v Macquarie Uni @ Gwawley Oval @ 12.00pm Saturday, August 20 DIVISION THREE Western Suburbs v UNSW/ES @ Picken Oval @ 12.00pm Qualifying Final @ Henson Park @ 1.15pm UNSW/ES 36 26 5 67 Sunday, August 14 Sunday, August 21 CASEY STEPHENS UNSW/ES 0 52 UTS v Western Suburbs @ HenswonPark @ 10.00am Elimination Final @ Henson Park @ 12.00pm UTS 6 36 24 66 SHANE POWELL UNSW/ES 2 38 Sydney University v Campbelltown @ St Pauls Oval @ 12.00pm Division Five Division Four Saturday, August 20 d WESTS 30 10 10 50 MAX MARGAN WESTS 2 34 Saturday, August 13 First Semi Final @ Henson Park @ 9.00am CAMPBELLTOWN 0 14 33 47 Macquarie University v Auburn @ Uni Oval @ 12.00pm U18 Premier Cup DIVISION FOUR UNSW/ES v Penrith @ Village Green @ 12.00pm Saturday, August 20 JASON BRADLEY PENRITH 4 45 CAMDEN 9 10 1.9 20.9 Manly-Warringah v Nor-West @ Weldon Oval @ 12.30pm East Coast Eagles v Western Suburbs @ Bruce Purser @ 10.00am Moorebank v UTS @ Rosedale Park @ 2.30pm St Ignatius, Riverview v Penrith @ Riverview No. 1 @ 10.00am ROWAN PRYOR MAC UNI 8 40 Holroyd-Parramatta—Bye UNSW/ES v North Shore @ Village Green, @ 10.30am Division Five St George v Pennant Hills @ Olds Park @ 12.00pm DIVISION FIVE 2011 FOOTY TIPPING Saturday, August 13 Sydney University v Illawarra @ Sydney Uni No. 1@ 7.00pm Southern Power v Macquarie Uni @ Gwawley Oval @ 10.00am U18 Challenge Cup RYAN LIBBIS STHN POWER 8 48 NAME LAST TOT MARGIN Manly-Warringah v Sydney University @ Weldon Oval @ 10.30am Saturday, August 20 ANDREW KENT MAC UNI 1 44 Saints a.f.c v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Pioneers Park @ 12.00pm Qualifying Final @ Henson Park @ 11.15am LUKE TURNER 10 148 452 Camden v Moorebank @ Harrington Park @ 12.30pm Sunday, August 21 U18 PREMIER CUP GREG CORLESS 10 148 551 U18 Premier Cup Elimination Final @ Henson Park @ 10.00am Saturday, August 13 ETHAN BARCLAY EAST COAST 0 58 JASON SADDINGTON 10 148 620 Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 10.00am BEN MCGOVERN PENRITH 3 37 Penrith v East Coast Eagles @ Greygums Oval @ 10.00am MARK COLES 6 144 588 St George v St Ignatius, Riverview @ Olds Park, @ 10.00am MITCHELL WOODS RIVERVIEW 0 35 North Shore v Sydney University @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10.30am BARNEY 8 142 533 Illawarra v Western Suburbs @ North Dalton Park @ 2.00pm ANTHONY BROOKS ST GEORGE 0 35 U18 Challenge Cup STEVE EDWINS 10 142 540 Saturday, August 13 U18 CHALLENGE CHRIS SCHAFER 10 140 586 Campbelltown v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Monarch Oval @ 10.00am JORDAN PIDGEON HOL-PARRA 4 46 East Coast Eagles v Southern Power @ Bruce Purser @ 10.00am BRENDAN RHODES 8 138 514 Moorebank v Mac Uni Kookas @ Rosedale Park @ 12.30pm N BOSSCHIETER MNALY 4 41 Mac Uni Warriors v Balmain @ University Oval @ 1.00pm DANIEL JOHNSTON 8 138 529 Manly-Warringah— Bye TYSON SIMS C‘TOWN 0 40 DION BURKE 8 138 667
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PHELAN MEDAL NIGHT U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 17
NORTH SHORE 4.3, 5.5, 9.12, 13.12 (90) ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 1.3, 3.8, 4.8, 5.11 (41)
GOALS, NORTH SHORE : L. Harris 3, R. Terrey 2, J. Weir 2, B. Roberts 1, A. Morris 1, T. Bransgrove 1, M. Cullen 1, D. Hadden 1, L. Kilpatrick 1 ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : Z. Salter 4, M. Lodge 1 BEST, NORTH SHORE : D. Hadden, M. Cullen, E. Sertbas, H. Washington, J. Byers, Z. Middendorf ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : B. Hawtin, Z. Salter, D. Robinson, O. Gohl, M. Lodge, J. Davis
OTHER DIVISION MATCH RESULTS—ROUND 17
DIVISION THREE EAST COAST EAGLES 8.14-62 Def CAMPBELLTOWN 6.7-43 UTS 11.5-71 Def SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10.10-70 UNSW/ES 13.13-91 Def SAINTS A.F.C 10.6-66 SOUTHERN POWER 16.13-109 Def WESTERN SUBURBS 6.3-39 MACQUARIE UNI 16.17-113 Def NORTH SHORE 4.7-31 DIVISION FOUR
NOR-WEST 18.10-118 Def AUBURN 3.5-23 PENRITH 16.11-107 Def UTS 8.9-57 MACQUARIE UNI 20.12-132 Def MANLY-WARRINGAH 9.6-60 MOOREBANK 12.18-90 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 5.5-35 UNSW/ES BYE DIVISION FIVE SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9.12-66 Def SAINTS A.F.C 5.3-33 SOUTHERN POWER 16.13-109 Def CAMDEN 3.5-23 MOOREBANK 23.21-159 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 2.2-14 MANLY-WARRINGAH 9.10-64 Def MACQUARIE UNI 8.8-56
U18 CHALLENGE CUP
HOLROYD-PARRA 8.7-55 Def MAC UNI WARRIORS 7.11-53 CAMPBELLTOWN Won on forfeit Def SOUTHERN POWER Lost on forfeit MANLY-WARRINGAH 26.18-174 Def BALMAIN 4.6-30 EAST COAST EAGLES 11.7-73 Def MOOREBANK 6.7-43 MAC UNI KOOKAS BYE
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DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 17 AFL SYDNEY FINALS
PENRITH 6.3, 14.3, 21.6, 25.8 (158) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 4.2, 10.3, 17.7, 19.11 (125) Venues and times for the 2011 AFL Sydney Finals have been confirmed. ST GEORGE 1.0, 2.0, 2.0, 2.1 (13) CAMDEN 0.1, 2.3, 2.3, 3.3 (21) Details are:
Premier Division, Division One, Division Three & Under 18’s Premier Cup GOALS, GOALS, Match 1: Qualifying Final (2nd v 3rd) — Saturday, 27 August 2011 @ Bruce Purser Reserve PENRITH : D. Chivas 5, L. O'Connor 4, T. Cummins 4, B. Robin- SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : T. Cole 4, R. Stokes 3, M. Horsley 3, C. son 3, M. Payne 2, B. Roberts 2, D. Schroot 1, N. Wright 1, J. Wilkinson 2, C. Birch 1, S. Issa 1, J. Walker 1, S. Dixon 1 Match 2: Elimination Final (4th vs 5th) — Sunday, 28 August 2011 @ Blacktown Denton 1, D. Bradley 1, J. Ponton 1 CAMDEN : J. Ayling 3 Match 3: 2nd Semi Final (Team 1 vs Winner Match 1)— Saturday, 3 September 2011 ST GEORGE : A. Buttling 1, B. Latimer 1 BEST, @ North Dalton Park BEST, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : C. Birch, R. Stokes, S. Issa, L. Godfrey, Match 4: 1st Semi Final (Winner Match 2 v Loser Match 1) — Sunday, 4 September 2011 PENRITH : J. Edwards, D. Chivas, N. Allison, B. Robinson, M. M. Horsley, R. Kennedy Woodford, J. Denton CAMDEN : J. Ayling, D. Graham, D. Coleman, T. Hills, M. Hal- @ Blacktown ST GEORGE : A. Pearsall, B. Maddern, K. Blacklock, M. teh, B. Agius Match 5: Preliminary Final (Winner Match 4 v Loser Match 3)- Sunday, 11 September 2011 Holmes, A. Whatley, M. McDonald @ Blacktown Match 6: Grand Final (Winner Match 3 v Winner Match 5) — Saturday, 17 September 2011 @ Blacktown
HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 3.3, 8.4, 11.4, 13.7 (85) Match Times MOOREBANK 3.1, 5.5, 8.6, 9.7 (61) Division Finals Grand Finals
GOALS, HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : G. Adams 3, J. Pidgeon 2, M. Hill 2, M. Stacey 1, N. McLean 1, B. Mayne 1, L. Cocks 1, S. Nolan 1, P. Premier Division 3.30pm 3.30pm Zuvela 1 MOOREBANK : D. Saunders 4, C. Natili 2, S. Wicken 1, T. Currant 1, L. Bayne 1 Division One 1.15pm 1.10pm BEST, HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : M. Stacey, P. Zuvela, C. Geddes, N. McLean, A. Byrne, S. Costello MOOREBANK : J. Moore, A. Simpson, M. Giles, L. Bayne, S. Wicken, J. Graham U18’s Premier Cup 11.15am 11.05am
Division Three 9.00am 8.45am
U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 17
ILLAWARRA 3.2, 3.6, 7.7, 9.11 (65) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2.6, 5.10, 9.12, 9.12 (66) Division 2 & 4, Under 18’s Challenge Cup EAST COAST EAGLES 3.3, 5.8, 6.15, 7.19 (61) UNSW/ES 1.1, 1.5, 2.6, 6.11 (47) Match 1: Qualifying Final (2nd v 3rd) — Saturday, 20 August @ Henson Park Match 2: Elimination Final (4th vs 5th) — Sunday, 21 August @ Henson Park GOALS, GOALS, Match 3: 2nd Semi Final (Team 1 vs Winner Match 1)— Saturday, 27 August @ Rosedale Park ILLAWARRA : J. Errey 3, W. Cook 2, J. Lavender 1, K. Drury 1, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : R. Hall 1, J. Donato 1, T. Graham 1, A. Match 4: 1st Semi Final (Winner Match 2 v Loser Match 1) - Sunday, 28 August @ Gipps Rd Oval M. Bates 1, L. Clements 1 Yakimov 1, M. Krochmal 1, G. Robbie 1, T. Considine 1, S. EAST COAST EAGLES : K. Merson 3, M. Newson 1, M. Nance Carnaffan 1, J. Webster 1 Match 5: Preliminary Final (Winner Match 4 v Loser Match 3)- Saturday, 3 September @ Henson Park 1, N. Crowe 1, D. Wright 1 UNSW/ES : R. Farrelly 2, T. Keogh 1, T. Williamson 1, J. Match 6: Grand Final (Winner Match 3 v Winner Match 5)— Saturday, 10 September @ Blacktown McKinlay 1, J. Burke 1 BEST, ILLAWARRA : J. David-Wright, P. Syrros, L. Clements, J. BEST, Division 5 Lavender, M. Thomson, K. Drury SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : J. Donato, J. Webster, M. Powys, M. EAST COAST EAGLES : N. Crowe, J. Regan, D. Wright, C. Krochmal, T. Considine, A. Bertino Match 1: 1st Semi Final (3rd v 4th)— Saturday, 20 August @ Henson Park Polkinghorne, J. Rylance, A. Savage UNSW/ES : B. Gordon, T. Williamson, J. McKinlay, T. Keogh, D. Match 2: 2nd Semi Final (1st v 2nd) — Saturday, 27 August @ Rosedale Park Roos, F. Rowe Match 3: Preliminary Final (Winner Match 1 v Loser Match 2) — Saturday, 3 September @ Henson Park Match 4: Grand Final (Winner Match 2 v Winner Match 3)— Saturday, 10 September @ Blacktown
Match Times PENRITH 3.6, 8.8, 12.11, 16.13 (109) PENNANT HILLS 4.1, 7.2, 9.4, 13.7 (85) ST GEORGE 2.1, 4.2, 4.3, 7.6 (48) WESTERN SUBURBS 3.2, 5.6, 7.8, 11.8 (74) Division All Finals (except Finals on 21 & Finals – 21 & 28 August Grand Finals 28 August)
Division Two 3.30pm 2.10pm 3.30pm GOALS, GOALS, PENRITH : L. Murphy 4, B. Wilson 4, B. Mayer 3, B. McGovern PENNANT HILLS : T. Edmonds 4, J. Gunstone 2, T. Rivers 2, M. 3, L. Simmons 1, B. Priest 1 Baglin 1, C. McKay 1, T. Abbott 1, J. Vitnell 1, S. Shumack 1 Division Four 1.15pm 12pm 1.10pm ST GEORGE : J. Thus 1, J. Wood 1, J. Lindfield 1, Y. Shaw 1, H. WESTERN SUBURBS : C. Specha 4, M. Lemme 3, P. Maxwell Roach 1, H. Brooks 1, D. Cullen 1 2, L. Bond 1, B. Taha 1 U18’s Challenge 11.15am 10am 11.05am BEST, BEST, PENRITH : B. Mayer, L. Murphy, D. Looyschelder, H. Doyle, J. PENNANT HILLS : M. Baglin, P. Witt, T. Abbott, T. Edmonds, C. Hunt, J. Ponton McKay, T. Rivers ST GEORGE : H. Brooks, J. Ware, B. Carroll, A. Whatley, J. WESTERN SUBURBS : B. Whitfield, M. Lemme, L. Bond, P. Division Five 9.00am - 8.45am Lindfield, B. Hodgson Maxwell, M. Tuttle, M. Pavone
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2011 AFL SYDNEY RISING STAR DIVISION ONE MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 18
UTS 1.4, 2.6, 5.11, 10.14 (74) SOUTHERN POWER 5.1, 9.4, 18.4, 24.9 (153) ILLAWARRA 1.1, 3.4, 5.6, 6.9 (45) UNSW/ES 1.0, 3.1, 4.2, 5.5 (35) THOMAS GREEN (Illawarra) GOALS, GOALS, UTS : A. Rosen 4, N. Crema 2, R. Benson 2, M. King 1, P. SOUTHERN POWER : S. Demir 8, A. Fritsch 5, G. Enright 2, L. Bredin 1 Jansson 1, M. New 1, M. Graham 1, ILLAWARRA : P. Lloyd 2, G. Batty 1, D. Brooke 1, D. Koop 1, B. J. Clarke 1, R. Davis 1, J. Hardy 1, R. King-Thornburg 1, P. The AFL Sydney Rising Star for Round 18 is Thomas Green from the Illawarra Hyndes 1 Hamer 1, I. Holder 1 Lions. Tom is in his second year at the Lions and has impressed all with his BEST, UNSW/ES : S. Tagliabue 2, T. Keogh 1, A. Duthie 1, J. McKinlay BEST, transition from standout player in the under 18‘s to regular first grader. UTS : J. Colbert, A. Burns, N. Crema, A. Rosen, S. Silver, J. Gardiner SOUTHERN POWER : S. Demir, M. Graham, D. Wild, P. Hamer, J. Clarke, G. Enright At just 17 years of age, Tom shows maturity beyond his years with his poise and ILLAWARRA : P. Balding, G. Batty, D. Antiohos, P. Lloyd, J. McInnes, D. Sweeney UNSW/ES : T. Scheibling, A. Bantoft, A. Friedlieb, S. Tagliabue, skill on the field. Tom came to the Lions from the Northern District Tigers in the B. Zieschang, R. Rosendorff Illawarra Junior AFL League.
Tom has played for South Sydney/Illawarra 'Pigeons' every year from 2008 and MANLY-WARRINGAH 1.2, 4.7, 8.8, 10.11 (71) MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 2.4, 3.5, 4.6, 7.7 (49) represented the Under 16 NSW/ACT Rams in 2010. He is currently a member of EAST COAST EAGLES 0.1, 1.1, 3.2, 4.3 (27) NORTH SHORE 2.2, 4.4, 5.6, 6.7 (43) the Swans Academy. Tom has played primarily in the backline for the Lions this season and has formed a solid combination with a some senior footballers to make teams earn every goal against the Lions this season. Tom‘s fitness and GOALS, GOALS, professionalism at training is something that our other younger players should MANLY-WARRINGAH : J. Hall 4, R. Hart 1, L. Brain 1, A. MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : S. Richards-Smith 2, A. Mac- aspire to emulate. Robertson 1, D. Stroud 1, T. Armitage 1, J. Lambe 1 Culloch 2, A. Govender 1, D. Brogan 1, E. Moody 1 EAST COAST EAGLES : A. Moeller 3, J. Duss 1 NORTH SHORE : B. Oliver 3, J. Watters 1, P. Clemenson 1, B. BEST, Sykes 1 We are confident Tom has a long and successful football career ahead of him MANLY-WARRINGAH : C. Burke, D. Stroud, J. Hall, J. Graham, BEST, and look forward to seeing him develop over the coming years. A. Robertson, J. Lambe MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : P. Jackson, I. Robertson, D. EAST COAST EAGLES : E. Okunbor, A. Foxall, J. Ford, J. Brogan, N. Sullivan, A. Rodgers, A. Polkinghorne Shephard, T. Physick, J. Dwyer NORTH SHORE : A. Harmer, B. Oliver, J. Russell - Jones, R. Previous Nominees Rd 8— Ethan Hailey (Illawarra) Rd 16 — Michael Hartley (Syd Uni) Meldrum, L. McColl, Z. Metcalfe Rd 1—Dave Lycakis (St George) Rd 9—Sam Boughton (Pennant Hills) Rd 17 — Jordan West (St George) Rd 2—Jackson Dwyer (East Coast) Rd 10—Patrick Codling (North Shore) Rd 3—Hayden Nichols (UNSW/ES) Rd 11 —Thomas Head (Balmain) Rd 4—Robbie Bamford (Western Suburbs) Rd 12 —Brandon Jack (Pennant Hills) PENNANT HILLS 4.2, 8.3, 11.4, 13.6 (84) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY– BYE Rd 5—-Tim Barrett (Sydney University) Rd 13 —-Rory Pryor (North Shore) WESTERN SUBURBS 1.4, 3.7, 5.8, 11.9 (75) Rd 6 —- Lloyd Perris (St George) Rd 14 —Bryce Joynson (Campbelltown) Rd 7— Craig Moller (Sydney University) Rd 15—- Monty Krochmal (Sydney Uni) GOALS, PENNANT HILLS : N. Campbell 3, D. Keating 2, M. Carter 1, E. Danilo 1, A. Moraitis 1, J. Richards 1, T. Widmer 1, M. Frankish 1, T. Roddan 1 WESTERN SUBURBS : M. Stokes 3, J. Bannister 3, P. Wilmot 2, D. Penfold 1, M. Margan 1, C. Specha 1 AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK BEST, PENNANT HILLS : M. Carter, B. Miles, T. Roddan, D. Keating, M. Frankish, T. Widmer WESTERN SUBURBS : M. Stokes, P. Wilmot, J. Bannister, P. Chachaty, P. Maxwell
DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 17
BALMAIN 1.4, 2.6, 7.8, 11.11 (77) AUBURN 3.0, 7.7, 7.7, 11.9 (75) MANLY-WARRINGAH 3.1, 6.3, 7.5, 8.7 (55) NOR-WEST 2.0, 2.0, 4.3, 6.4 (40)
GOALS, GOALS, BALMAIN : A. Kyprianou 5, A. Azhar 2, K. Underwood 2, J. AUBURN : S. Kassem 4, O. Kassem 2, M. Moussa 1, E. Kassem Black 1, C. Mohen 1 1, M. Yaghi 1, O. Mahanna 1, S. Jamal 1 MANLY-WARRINGAH : J. Hume 2, F. Pettersson 1, P. Horrell 1, NOR-WEST : J. Howe 2, P. Webster 1, A. Travers 1, R. Johns- Don‘t miss any of the excitement of the AFL Sydney competition on M. Cobon 1, P. Bourke 1, B. Brendan 1, D. Byrne 1 ton 1, A. Scott 1 BEST, BEST, Channel 518 on Friday night from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. BALMAIN : K. Underwood, N. Merrick, M. Carey, N. Halliday, A. AUBURN : I. Kassem, N. Hussein, M. Tarbine, S. Jamal, H. Cooper, E. Bennell Mangal, W. Kassem MANLY-WARRINGAH : A. Wright, P. Bourke, J. Pilat, M. Cobon, NOR-WEST : R. Johnston, O. Butcher, J. Cass, P. Webster, J. Round 19: UTS vs Western Suburbs T. Randall, J. Hume Howe, A. Travers
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AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK—RD 18
U18 PREMIER CUP P W L D % MR U18 CHALLENGE P W L % MR
EAST COAST EAGLES 16 14 1 1 227 91 CAMPBELLTOWN 14 14 0 353 100 Tim Scoullar Pennant Hills NORTH SHORE 15 11 3 1 166 77 MAC UNI WARRIORS 14 11 3 171 79
PENNANT HILLS 15 10 5 0 113 67 MANLY-WARRINGAH 15 9 6 152 60
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16 10 6 0 116 63 HOLROYD-PARRA 14 8 6 119 57 Lachlan Clancy Stuart Turner RIVERVIEW 16 9 5 2 110 63 SOUTHERN POWER 14 6 8 110 43 North Shore Pennant Hills ILLAWARRA 15 6 8 1 102 43 BALMAIN 14 6 8 92 43
WESTERN SUBURBS 15 4 10 1 76 30 EAST COAST EAGLES 14 6 8 81 43 ST GEORGE 16 4 11 1 82 28 MOOREBANK 15 3 12 55 20 Jeremy Kiel Troy Bartlett Ethan Hailey PENRITH 16 4 12 0 57 25 MAC UNI KOOKAS 14 1 13 18 7 UNSW/ES Illawarra Illawarra
UNSW/ES 16 2 13 1 51 16
PREMIER DIV MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 18 Paul Sain BALMAIN 6.2, 11.9, 13.12, 18.15 (123) EAST COAST EAGLES 7.2, 11.8, 16.16, 23.20 (158) St George NORTH SHORE 4.2, 4.6, 5.8, 7.13 (55) CAMPBELLTOWN 3.2, 6.4, 6.5, 7.6 (48)
GOALS, GOALS, Dave Linsen BALMAIN : N. Davis 5, J. Saddington 4, M. Edwins 2, A. Mitchell EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Vlatko 7, S. O'Connor 4, M. Maher Matt Edwins Josh Keen 1, T. Osland 1, J. Coulloupas 1, J. Farrell 1, B. Taggart 1, T. 3, S. Doyle 2, D. Costello 2, R. Silvester 1, P. Vlatko 1, D. Campbelltown Pennant Hills Schmidt 1, J. Britton 1 Charleston 1, M. Goodey 1, M. Johnston 1 Balmain NORTH SHORE : D. Roberts 2, D. Hadden 2, B. Attwood 1, D. CAMPBELLTOWN : N. Williams 2, U. Kivalu 2, L. Coughlan 1, Fitzgerald 1, P. Brackin 1 M. Hogan 1, S. Tunbridge 1 BEST, BEST, Jon Vlatko BALMAIN : J. Saddington, T. Schmidt, J. Howard, M. Edwins, B. EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Vlatko, J. Vlatko, M. Beardsley, M. East Coast Eagles Taggart, D. Brian Johnston, R. Fitton, R. Silvester NORTH SHORE : S. Paynter, L. Clancy, C. Murphy, Z. Manley, CAMPBELLTOWN : D. Linsen, M. Linsen, N. Williams, P. D. Hadden, L. Pryor Mahina, M. Hogan, S. Tupou UMPIRES: Skinner, Fox, Peck @ Henson Park UMPIRES: Lewis, Garroway, Newell @ Bruce Purser Reserve Tim Schmidt Balmain ILLAWARRA 4.6, 6.8, 9.10, 15.12 (102) ST GEORGE 1.7, 5.12, 9.17, 15.21 (111) UTS 1.1, 4.3, 7.8, 9.11 (65) UNSW/ES 0.2, 3.5, 7.10, 9.13 (67)
GOALS, GOALS, ILLAWARRA : R. Price 4, J. Weavers 3, B. Patterson 2, K. Ewen ST GEORGE : N. Ryan 7, D. Napper 2, L. Perris 2, P. Sain 2, D. -Chappel 2, A. Barned 2, D. Jefferis 1, J. Daniher 1 Lycakis 1, B. Jones 1 Stephen Hudson Jason Saddington Michael Atkinson UTS : M. Atkinson 4, D. Lavender 1, S. Way 1, D. Teasdale 1, M. UNSW/ES : J. Kiel 3, R. Troon 2, T. Heath 1, M. Collett 1, R. Western Suburbs Balmain UTS Hall 1, I. Irvin 1 Pert 1, J. Parmenter 1 BEST, BEST, ILLAWARRA : E. Hailey, T. Bartlett, B. Black, R. Price, T. Green, ST GEORGE : N. Ryan, P. Sain, S. Wilsen, A. Wynn, L. Perris, J. Daniher B. Addison UTS : M. Atkinson, F. Purcell, T. Steinfort, H. McGregor, D. UNSW/ES : J. Kiel, H. Nichols, N. McGann, R. Pert, R. Troon Teasdale, A. Kymantas UMPIRES: Kalayzich, MacArthur, Richards @ Village Green UMPIRES: C Fletcher, Baigent, Langdon @ North Dalton Park
Nick Ryan Steve Wilsen St George St George PENNANT HILLS 5.8, 11.10, 16.14, 19.16 (130) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY – BYE WESTERN SUBURBS 2.3, 5.5, 5.7, 7.10 (52)
GOALS, PENNANT HILLS : M. Thomas 4, J. Gourlay 3, B. Jack 2, A. Duncan 2, F. Nixon 2, J. Keen 1, J. Lewis 1, J. Harding 1, C. Smith 1, C. Setford 1, A. Jamie Vlatko Flagg 1 WESTERN SUBURBS : S. Hudson 2, B. Mumme 2, S. Pearson 1, J. Zoppo 1, R. Miller 1 East Coast BEST, PENNANT HILLS : T. Scoular, J. Keen, A. Flagg, S. Turner, A. Duncan, J. Gourlay WESTERN SUBURBS : S. Hudson, D. Cusick, J. Morgan, C. McGrath, J. O'Donoghue, J. Scott UMPIRES: Rowe, Hopkins, McBrien @ Blacktown Olympic Park 30 Round 19— August 13-14, 2011 7 Round 19— August 13-14, 2011 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au
ST GEORGE DRAGONS AFL SYDNEY LADDERS
Senior Coach: Terry Mudge PREMIER DIVISION P W L D F A % MR DIVISION THREE P W L % MR Club Colours: Red & White EAST COAST EAGLES 16 13 2 1 1903 858 222 84 www.stgeorgeafc.com.au UNSW/ES 16 15 1 258 94 BALMAIN 17 14 3 0 1616 1181 137 82 UTS 14 11 3 161 79 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16 12 3 1 1823 1103 165 78 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16 10 6 119 63 No NAME GOALS Injuries, work and illness are taking their toll on our playing PENNANT HILLS 16 11 5 0 1464 1187 123 69 1 SCOTT RICHMOND strength but still the young Dragons are promoted and settle in SAINTS AFC 15 9 6 163 60 2 DANIEL NAPPER to our pattern of play and often with good results. This time one NORTH SHORE 16 10 6 0 1417 1157 122 63 youngster Mitch Edwards came down with the flu on Saturday SOUTHERN POWER 15 9 6 108 60 3 NATHAN SMITH morning to be replaced by Matthew Jones for his initial first ILLAWARRA 16 8 8 0 1191 1206 99 50 4 PAT MCBRIDE MACQUARIE UNI 16 8 8 116 50 grade game becoming the eleventh player this year to debut for ST GEORGE 16 8 8 0 1199 1419 85 50 5 BEN JONES the Dragons, 7 of who are still eligible for the Under 18‘s. In WESTERN SUBURBS 15 5 10 76 33 addition Sean Bowen captain of the Under 18‘s came in for his UNSW/ES 16 6 10 0 1297 1465 89 38 6 MARK GRAHAM EAST COAST EAGLES 15 5 10 71 33 first taste this year of the senior grade. 7 DAVID RYAN WESTERN SUBURBS 16 5 11 0 1010 1424 71 31 And what a result! Despite some wayward first quarter kicking (1 CAMPBELLTOWN 15 3 12 47 20 8 MICHAEL MILNER -7), the Dragons played with great enthusiasm having some 36 UTS 16 1 15 0 1024 1835 56 6 9 DECLAN DONOHUE (c) scoring shots with Nick Ryan bagging 7 goals. This must bring NORTH SHORE 15 1 14 27 7 CAMPBELLTOWN 17 0 17 0 922 2031 45 0 10 ROBERT LOMBARDO him close to a nomination for the Rising Star award. It has 11 STEPHEN WILSEN caught us all by surprise because Nick only played 1 first grade match for the club before this year. His footballing maturity 12 BEN SHARP DIVISION ONE P W L % MR DIVISION FOUR P W L % MR seems well beyond this. 13 BRYCE ADDISON The mixture of the older Dragons providing the direction and the MANLY WARRINGAH 16 14 2 254 88 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 13 12 1 159 92 14 TIM ADDISON physicality and the run of the younger players is proving a win-
15 CHRIS OGLE ning combination. Credit must go to Terry Mudge and Jon SOUTHERN POWER 15 12 3 177 80 PENRITH 14 12 2 202 86 Hayres. It is more than just the knowledge. It is great to see the 16 JAMES DO CANTO turn-out at training and the enthusiasm generated there. The SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 10 5 113 67 MOOREBANK 14 8 6 113 57 17 MITCHELL EDWARDS players are learning and enjoy the process. MACQUARIE UNI 16 10 6 155 63 UTS 12 6 6 114 50 18 ADAM BUTTLING And so with a 50 % win rate, the vast majority of the players UTS 14 8 6 104 57 UNSW/ES 14 6 8 86 43 19 NICK RYAN being products of the junior clubs in the area and 9 regular first graders who are still eligible for Under 18‘s, the future looks 20 MICHAEL HOLMES EAST COAST EAGLES 15 7 8 115 47 HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 15 6 9 94 40 bright. We just need the belief and the desire. 21 JAMES BLOOR The concept drawings for the refurbishment and expansion of PENNANT HILLS 15 7 8 70 47 NOR-WEST 12 4 8 87 33 22 KIERAN DONOHUE the drssing rooms are now complete and Hurstville Council is NORTH SHORE 15 6 9 79 40 MANLY-WARRINGAH 14 4 10 71 29 23 JON SHINEBERG preparing to replace the playing surface over the summer. Thanks also to our sponsors Presfast and the St George Masos 24 ANDREW HERNE UNSW/ES 15 6 9 70 40 AUBURN 14 3 11 49 21 who always look after us and without whom finances would be 25 JASON ANDRISKE tight. WESTERN SUBURBS 15 2 13 64 13 26 BEN JONES ILLAWARRA 15 1 14 44 7 27 PAUL SAIN 29 RICHARD TALBOT 30 RYAN BENNETT DIVISION FIVE P W L % PTS 31 LLOYD PERRIS DIVISION TWO P W L D % PTS SOUTHERN POWER 16 16 0 311 64 32 DAVID LYCAKIS PENRITH 16 13 3 0 206 52 33 ALEX WYNN MOOREBANK 16 11 5 168 44 HOLROYD-PARRA 16 12 3 1 157 50 34 BLAKE GUTHRIE MANLY-WARRINGAH 16 11 5 115 44 35 LACHLAN PERRIS SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16 11 5 0 137 44 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16 9 7 130 36 38 BRYCE MCEVOY AUBURN 16 11 5 0 123 44 39 MATT JONES BALMAIN 16 10 5 1 122 42 SAINTS A.F.C 16 8 8 111 32 40 LACHLAN ORR MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 16 7 9 115 28 NOR-WEST 16 7 9 0 90 28 43 DAN PERDRAU CAMDEN 16 2 14 52 8 50 CALLUM ANDREWS MOOREBANK 16 5 11 0 90 20 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 16 0 16 22 0 ST GEORGE 16 5 11 0 60 20
MANLY-WARRINGAH 16 4 12 0 69 16
¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 CAMDEN 16 1 15 0 46 4
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Latest News Results No NAME GOALS Friday night at Henson Park was the day and venue for this important 1 JANIS BLUMS fixture for the Balmain Dockers 1sts. Unlike previous visits the temperature was well in excess of 1 degree with a reasonable crowd on deck. The 2 JOSEPH BRITTON Dockers responded to Coach Fosdike's call of commitment to the football 2011 Fixtures Ladders 3 DANIEL BRIAN and each other. After a couple of early North Shore goals the boys settled 4 BEN TAGGERT and when they did come out of the blocks, they were very good. Luffy gave us first use of the ball from the centre and our smaller brigade Photo Gallery Sydney AFL Forms 5 REECE DORAN led by Matt Edwins, Daniel Brian and "Loopy" tore the opposition down on 6 ROHAN BATES many occasions. The half backline led by Rohan Lilly was hard to get past all night. Ben Taggart also provided a great deal of drive from the middle 7 JASON COULLOUPAS and used the ball exceptionally well to propel us into attack. Nick Davis All the details and player information will be available on the web- 8 DANIEL TURNER again kicked a handful along with his "twin towers" partner Saddo who finished with 4 majors. The Dockers played consistently strong football all 9 JASON SADDINGTON night. It was probably the best performance for the year. With the finals well site by 9pm on the day of the match 10 ANDREW CLARK and truly "on the horizon" competition for places in the starting line up is fierce. Congratulations to Nic Fosdike and the coaching staff for putting the 11 TOM HEAD club in the finals for the first time in 12 years! The seconds fought out an 12 NIC FOSDIKE extremely competitive game against Manly. The Dockers were slow to start 13 DAMIAN NAUGHTON and faced a significant deficit at the first change. However after a stirring address from our WWF Coach "Big Show" the boys responded magnifi- 14 JAMES HOWARD cently. They turned the whole game around by playing intelligent,"hard for 15 ALEX MITCHELL the ball" football. Kyle Underwood continued his "Docker domination" year and will no doubt be pressing for senior selection with a best on ground 16 KYLE UNDERWOOD performance. Other strong competitors were Nick "the body" Halliday and 17 ROHAN LILLY evergreen Eden "the beast" Bennell. The game was very close until half way through the last quarter when Ash "the wall" Azhar kicked a real "side 18 TRAVIS STEVENS lifter". The biggest Docker of them all "Andrew the great" continued his 19 JOHN MANISCALCO fantastic form with 5 goals.The Dockers ran out comfortable winners by 22 points. The efforts of "Little John" and the WWF Superstar "Big Show" have 20 ASH AZHAR been sensational in getting the team into the finals. 21 CHRIS BOLT The Under 18s Colts had a very difficult day against the strong Manly side. 22 MATT EDWINS Despite every player giving his best they were unable to overcome the odds against Manly. Brad Plug continued his wonderful "introduction year" 23 NICK TODD at the Balmain Dockers. He will be undertaking a pre season with East 24 TIM SCHMIDT Fremantle later this year which is a wonderful opportunity for strongly performing colts players at our club. He was ably supported by Sam Golds- 25 NICK DAVIS worthy another high achiever this year, and the enigmatic Alec Kovacs who 26 SAM SCHMIDT never gives up. Unfortunately this week, Coach Kibler was ill, but Mark "Chopper" Read stepped up as always, to steer the troops. Many thanks 27 BRAEDON JONES Chopper! 28 DAVID YEOMANS Today we face the ever improving St George combination in Firsts and Seconds a windy Olds Park. This is sure to be a keenly fought contest. It is 29 JOEL BATES the last opportunity for players to impress "Fozzie" and "Big Show" before 30 COLIN BROWN the finals. It is also the 18s last fixture for the year against Mac Uni. The 31 JEROME FARRELL Docker Colts have done us proud this year. Go Dockers! 32 TROY OSLAND 33 KEVIN JONES 34 TROY LUFF 38 JOSH RYDER 40 LUKE FREEMANTLE
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PENNANT HILLS DEMONS NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION
No NAME Senior Coach: Kevin Eynaud 1 ANTON LEWIS www.nswafua.com.au Club Colours: Navy Blue & Red 2 MATTHEW GESTIER www.pennanthillsafc.com.au 3 DANNY DEIGAN 4 SAM SKINNER Anton Lewis– 300 game milestone 5 NATHAN ELSWORTHY No NAME GOALS There is a famous statement that – Last Sunday we went to Blacktown Olympic Park for the round 18 6 JUSTIN FOX when the going gets tough, the tough 1 DANIEL KEATING clashes against Western Suburbs with the Premier Division playing for 7 FRANK KALAYZICH get going – this certainly applies to 2 SEBASTIAN PARKER the Blacktown City Shield and the result was a good win all three 8 MICHAEL PECK Anton Lewis who this week umpires grades. The Under 18s was a close game throughout with Penno his 300th Premier Division Game in 3 SAM BOUGHTON holding a slight advantage at each break. The Demons had an 8 point 9 ANDREW RUTHERFORD the AFL Sydney competition. This 4 TIM SCOULAR break at the main break and the second half continued in the same vein 10 BRENT PAWLEY achievement alone is significant but it being a close encounter with both teams endeavoring to establish a 11 DEAN GARROWAY is does not include the many games 5 STEVE WRAY Anton officiated early in his career in break over the other. At the finals siren the Demons had kicked 13 12 CARL FLETCHER 6 BRANT JACK goals 7 behinds – 85 points to Western Suburbs 11 goals 8 behinds – regional South Australia and in the South Australian National Football 74 points. Best player was Matt Baglin; he was well supported by Pat 13 TODD FLETCHER 7 JASON CLARKE League which he joined in 1987. Witt, Tom Abbott, Tom Edmonds, Chris McKay and Tom Rivers. Tom 14 WILLIAM MACARTHUR 8 MATT THOMAS Anton has been umpiring since 1985 Edmonds kicked 4 goals, 2 to Jake Gunstone & Rivers with singles to 15 STEPHEN STORK and moved to the AFL Sydney com- 9 NICK CAMPBELL Baglin, McKay, Abbott, Jack Vitnell and Sam Shumack. This win and rd 16 MATT EDDY petition in 1994 for work reasons. It 10 JACKSON POTTER with other results put the Demons into 3 position on the under 18 has been in the Sydney competition ladder. 17 MATTHEW BAIGENT 11 JONATHON GOURLAY that Anton‘s umpiring career has Division 1 returned to winning form against Wests despite a final quarter 18 STEVEN WALLBANK really developed; culminating in being 14 TIM WALES lapse when they allowed the opposition to kick 6 goals in a spirited 19 LIAM ROWE appointed to the AFL list in 1996 and 17 JAY LEWIS revival. There were some good individual efforts in particular Matt umpiring seven games at the highest Carter in his return game after overseas travel; he was well supported 20 MARK HOPKINS level. On his journey, Anton has also umpired with a number of notable people includ- 18 DAN WITT by Ben Miles, Trent Rodden, Daniel Keating, Mitch Frankish and Ted 21 JAMES MCBRIEN ing: Rowan Sawers, Peter Carey, Darren Goldspink, David Howlett, Scott McLaren, 19 JOEL MCINERNEY Widmer. The result at the final siren saw Penno 13 goals 6 behinds – 84 22 PAUL BARRON Mark Nash, Gavin Dore and Hayden Kennedy. He attributes much of his success and longevity to his commitment to fitness and to the advice and support of his coaches and 20 STUART TURNER point to Western Suburbs 11 goals 9 behinds – 75 points. The goal scorers were Nick Campbell 3 – also first game back, Daniel Keating 2 23 LACHLAN MCDONALD mentors over the years; in particular Keith Ogston, Bill Deller, David Levens (AFL) and 21 JARRED MOBBS and singles to Carter, Widmer, Rodden, Evan Danilo and Jake Rich- 24 CHRIS MARATHAKIS Peter Mead (SA). Not surprisingly, Anton has many highlights but noted umpiring on the 23 JOSH KEEN ards. Division 1 has a very remote chance of playing in the finals but 25 MICHAEL RICHARDS MCG and umpiring the 2005 NSW/ACT vs VFL State of Origin as standouts. When asked to comment on something he will never forget, Anton will never forget walking must win their final two games & other teams to have losses. 26 AIDAN GROSAS 25 DAMIAN DELL‘AQUILLA (c) Premier Division had a point to prove following the previous week‘s onto the MCG for Round 1 1997, the roar of the crowd for the first bounce and hearing 26 BRANDON JACK performance and from the first bounce went about setting up a good win 27 GLEN CALLAGHAN the ‗Yellow and Black‘ theme song at the end of the game – ―it makes your hair stand up against Wests. The Demons had 11 goals on the scoreboard by the 28 TRAVIS DAY on the back of your neck‖, Anton says. To young umpires, Anton offers the following 27 ROBERT WATTS advice: ―know the rules‖, ―be prepared to take advice and constructive criticism from main break and would have been further ahead despite inaccurate 29 GEORDIE HAWKINS coaches‖, ―maintain a strong work ethic on the training track‖ and ―have a thick skin‖. 28 CAMERON SMITH kicking on 10 behinds. The third quarter saw the Demons hold Wests to 30 JAMES PRATT Anton has been a stalwart of the AFL Sydney Umpires | NSWAFUA over many years 29 BEN BEASTON 2 behinds whilst kicking 5 goals to lead by 73 points at ¾ time. The last and has dedicated himself to a number of positions, culminating in being voted Presi- 31 LUKE HALL 31 MITCH CRAWFORD quarter was a tight struggle with The final result being a 78 point win for dent in 2007 – a position he held for 3 years. During the many years service that Anton the Demons who kicked 19 goals 16 behinds – 130 points to Western 32 RILEY MIEDLER has given to the Association he has remained a strong advocate for umpire welfare and 32 BEN URWIN Suburbs 7 goals 10 behinds - 52 points. The Demons best player was 33 TOM BOWES the conditions under which they are employed and managed. The AFL Sydney Umpires 34 CLINT SETFORD Tim Scoular; others who performed well were Josh Keen, Stuart Turner, | NSWAFUA congratulates Anton on his wonderful achievement and wishes him well for Aaron Duncan and Jon Gourlay. GWS players Adam Flagg and Jarrod 34 LUKE TURNER the future. 36 DARREN BOULET Harding showed their ability with good performances. Matt Thomas kick 35 PETER HUMPHRIES 38 ADAM NIXON 4 goals, Gourlay 3, Brandon Jack, Fraser Nixon & Duncan 2 each with 36 CHRIS NIVEN 41 MATTHEW CAREY (c) singles to Jay Lewis, Cam Smith, Clint Setford, Keen, Flagg & Harding. 37 DAVID LENIOR 45 AARON DUNCAN Today is Ladies Day at Mike Kenny oval from 12.00 noon – the club has 38 CHRIS HAYTER 55 MATT MCCAMEY appointed two ladies to assist with the coaching of the Division 1 team – 39 GAVIN BERTRAM it will be interesting to see what their input brings to the result. 59 LUKE BILBE 40 ANDY SMYTH Please check our website www.pennanthillsafc.com.au for regular 41 MICHAEL RASO updates. 42 AARON LANGDON 54 SAMUEL PARKINSON 65 LUKE NONEY 43 DAVID NEWELL 55 VICTORIA RAWLINGS 66 BRAD DEAN 44 DANIEL HICKIE 56 KYLE COLEMAN 67 ROBERT HAYES 45 MATTHEW ELLIOTT 57 MORGAN HUDSON 68 JAMES BRODIE LEO NELSON 46 58 CHRIS NIXON 70 STEPHEN BAKER 47 ANTHONY VAN BREUGAL 59 HEATHER LAURIE 71 ASHLEY SYMONS 48 ALEX TALBOT 60 MATTHEW KRISE 72 HAYDEN CLARK 49 JAMES BAILEY 61 MAX FRIEND 73 LUKE HEARD 50 JOHN BENSON 62 DANIEL CRICHTON 74 DANIEL COGHLAN 51 JEREMY BOLAND ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 63 DAVID MCPHERSON 52 MAX KIEFEL 75 ROBERT COOKSLEY 64 CHRISTINE BURROWS 53 ALEX GREEN 10 Round 19— August 13-14, 2011 27 Round 19— August 13-14, 2011 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au
SAINTS afc UNSW/EASTERN SUBURBS BULLDOGS
Senior Coach: Michael Dunlea Senior Coach: Tom Hill Club Colours: Red, White & Black Club Colours: White, Red, Blue, Black, Yellow www.saintsafc.com http://bulldogs.sydneyafl.com.au
No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS No Notes provided The Saints are looking to get back on track this week after two 1 PETER KEFALAS (capt) 1 JASON THOMPSON losses last week against top four opposition. 2 XAVIER BRENNAN 2 PETER CONDUIT 3 TOM HEATH 3 BRETT SOMERVILLE The Seniors went down to the ladder leader Bulldogs for the 4 MAX COLLETT 5 THOMAS SHAW second time this season and have no respite with the second placed UTS this week at Trumper. We're playing for the double 5 JEREMY KIEL 7 LAURENCE BASELL chance so no shortage of motivation two weeks out from the 6 JORDAN WOODS 9 MARK KAVANAGH finals. 7 OSCAR SIDLO-JONES 10 TIMO BURES The Ressies will be consulting the calculators this week after 8 BEN HABERLEY 11 DON WATERSTON losing the pivotal match against the Students at Syd Uni who 9 RICHARD TROON 12 MURRAY CONALLIN now are a game clear in fourth with this week‘s final round. 11 ADAM GULDEN 14 LLIAM MOUNTNEY Whilst the Goannas have struggled this year we can't take any- thing for granted and hope results go our way. 13 JOEL ROBBIE 15 SIMON GRAHAM 14 ALEX FOOTE 16 SIMON WILLIAMS Lastly, we want to highlight the great support of the following- 15 NICK TSINDOS 17 ADAM TREMELLEN partners of the Saints afc: 16 NICK MCGANN 18 GREG O‘CONNOR 17 ANGUS ROBSON 20 MICHAEL DUNLEA Major Sponsors- Hyundai, Pacific Network Global Logistics, 19 BRETT ELLEMAN 21 PETER KING Oriel Building Services, 20 SAM TAGLIABUE 22 DANIEL ANDERSON Supporting Sponsors - The Doncaster Hotel, Paddington Bowl- ing Club, Totally Workwear Mascot, NAB Randwick, Coates 21 JOSH PARMENTER 23 TIM LINEHAN Hire, N G Farah and Rice Graphic Images. 22 JOSH CAREY 24 PATRICK DOYLE 23 ANTHONY RODRIGUES 26 ED CASEER 24 BEN WOODS 27 BERNARD BUSH 26 LEIGH LAVERY 28 ANDREW HUTCHEON 27 ALEX HENDERSON 29 STEVE SADLER 28 PAT STOKES 30 CHRIS BARNES 29 CHRIS JOURDAIN 31 MICHAEL GARSTON 31 TOM ATALLAH 33 LEIGH WILSON (capt) 32 JACK MCKINLAY 34 SCOTT FEIGAN (capt) 33 ANDREW DUTHIE 35 DAVID COAKLEY 34 TIM GARRETT 38 JUSTIN HYLAND 37 LEWIS MACLEAY 39 CRAIG BARNES 38 HAYDEN NICHOLS 41 NEIL CONLAN 41 FLETCHER ROWE 43 GREG ALLEN 44 RICHARD ROSENDORF 45 EAMON LOUGHREY 45 JULIAN DOUST 50 RICH ANDERSON 46 TOM SCHEILBERG 51 STEVE HUNT 51 BEN ZIESCHANG 53 JACK WESTHORPE 55 ANDREW GOODIESON 54 LUCAS KINGSTON BROWN 56 JACK MCANESPIE 55 BRIAN WHITE 59 CAMERON MCKINLAY 56 ANDREW LADBURY 60 RYAN FARRELLY 57 SAM EVANS 59 SEAN HARPER-WIRTH 74 MICHAEL IZHIK
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NORTH SHORE BOMBERS PENRITH RAMS
Senior Coach: Rohan Graham Senior Coach: Geoff Payne Club Colours: Black & Red Club Colours: Black & Green www.northshorefc.com.au www.penrithrams.com.au
It‘s Ladies Day at Gore Hill Oval, and we pay tribute to our sup- No NAME GOALS The Penrith Rams ensured that they would remain undefeated at porters. It‘s sure to be a great day of entertainment and pamper- No NAME GOALS 1 LACHLAN PRYOR home during 2011 with their biggest win of the season, a 145 ing. As well, we have an important footy clash against Sydney 1 BRYCE RONEY point victory over St.George at Greygums Oval. Penrith started 2 DANNY ROBERTS Uni. 2 NATHAN ALLISON strongly and were never really troubled as they booted their 3 DALE FITZGERALD There‘s always plenty of spirit when North Shore takes on the 3 JOHN KEANE highest score of the season, which was helped by some ex- Students, and this game will be no exception. When the two 4 MICHAEL TRENT 4 REECE JOHNSON tremely accurate kicking for goal, something that has been an sides played at Sydney Uni earlier in the season, the Bombers achilles heel so far this year. Dale Chivas booted five goals, with 5 JARRYD WATTERS ran away in the last quarter to win easily; and we‘ll be keen to 5 JASON BRADLEY 6 DALE CHIVAS Tim Cummins and Luke O‘Connor chiming in with four each and 6 ZAC METCALFE take the points again as we build up to the finals. Ben Robinson three for the winners. Jay Edwards was out- 7 DANIEL SCHROOT 7 BRENDAN FITZGERALD It‘s a Super Saturday footy marathon with four games back to standing again, and he had great support from Nathan Allison 8 CHRIS MURPHY back. Our Div 3 team have the early start as they take on East 8 BLAKE ROBERTS and Mark Woodford. The highlight of the day though was the Coast. Next up will be the Under 18s, followed by the Div 1 and 9 ADRIAN HARRY 9 JAY EDWARDS move of the so far goalless for the season Bryce Roney to full- finally the Premier Division against Sydney Uni. 10 BEN ROBINSON forward, who managed to mark strongly in front of goal, only to 10 JASON HARRY 11 DAVID BRADLEY not make the distance from just 25 metres out, underlining what 11 EVAN DAVIS Last week saw the Bombers spread far and wide. Our Premier 12 TAYT CORLESS a farce the move was. 12 LACHLAN CLANCY Division team started promisingly against Balmain, but as the Reserve Grade got back on to the winners list as they travelled injury list mounted we were unable to maintain the momentum. 13 SAM LOCKHART 13 PHIL BOURNE to the always difficult Trumper Park to take on third placed UTS. Our Div 3 team fought hard but went down to Macquarie Uni; 14 MATTHEW PAYNE Penrith were off line early, however, they clicked into gear after 14 JAMIE O‘DELL while it was heartbreak for our Div 1 team as they went down to 15 TIM CUMMINS quarter to run out comfortable 50 point winners. Jason Bradley 15 SCOTT EASEY Macquarie Uni by a kick. But it was a happier story for our Under 16 BRAD PATHUIS maintained his lead at the top of the goal kicking as he finished 18s, as they pulled away in the final quarter for a good win 16 MATTY THOMAS 17 JAMES DENTON with four majors. Jake Sultana was best for the Rams, with Nick against Riverview. 17 MICHAEL VOYAGE 19 ADAM WEST Collimore, Lachlan Smith and Nathan Rowley all showing out for the visitors. 18 SEB PAYNTER 20 NICHOLAS COLLIMORE This is our last home game for the year, and we thank all the The U/18‘s topped off a terrific day for the club with a 61 point 19 RYAN MELDRUM volunteers and supporters who have worked hard all season to 21 JOSH ANASIS win over St.George. Recent disappointing results had seen them 20 ANTHONY LOWES make our game days happen. We also thank our sponsors for 22 ADAM SHARP slip to second bottom on the ladder, however, the boys were their input – Norths Leagues, WB Financial, Prime Constructions 21 TOM MCMAHON 23 MITCH REINHARD able to put together one of their best four quarter efforts for the and the Bridgeview Hotel. 24 LUKE O‘CONNOR season to almost ensure their safety in Premier Cup for another 22 ZAC MANLEY 26 LACHLAN SMITH year. Brayden Wilson and Ben McGovern booted four goals 23 CHRIS MACKINNON Good luck to all players and officials for today‘s games. each for Penrith, whilst Greg Major and the best afield, Ben 27 TOM HALL 24 TEDDY STRUDWICK Mayer, kicked three apiece. Liam Murphy, David Looyschelder Go North Shore!!! 28 HARLEY STIBBARD 25 RON WASON and Harry Doyle also contributed strongly to the win. 29 JAKE SULTANA 26 TIM WESTON 31 NATHAN ROWLEY This weekend sees the seniors and reserves have the their last 27 PAT CODLING 36 MARK WOODFORD hit-outs before finals action, as they take on Camden and 30 DYLAN ROSS 38 JOHN SPICER UNSW/ES respectively. The U/18‘s host East Coast, and they‘ll 32 TOM ANYSLEY 39 MARK JACKSON be looking to put in a far stronger showing than they did the first 33 BEN CLARKE time these sides met earlier in the season. 44 BARON SAVANAH 34 DAVID ORR 46 NATHAN WRIGHT The club would like to acknowl- 35 DANIEL KULK 47 MITCH RENEHAN edge the continued support of 36 DAVID MARTIN 48 ALEX HENRY our wonderful sponsors, IGA 37 DAMIEN CASEY 51 JAKE SHELLEY Signature, Goulburn Valley, Ice Break Ice Coffee and the Red 39 PAT BRACKIN 52 MATTHEW O‘CONNOR Cow Inn. 40 BRAD HOLMES 53 AARON GOODWIN 41 RICHARD LYNCH 54 BRAD REDFERN 44 BEN ATTWOOD 55 NATHAN WHITE
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CAMDEN CATS SYDNEY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Senior Coach: Chris Hunt Senior Coach: Roger Moten Club Colours: Navy Blue & White Club Colours: Blue & Gold www.sydneyafl.com.au www.suanfc.com
No NAME GOALS st No NAME GOALS This weekend the Cats are aiming to end a disappointing season Sydney University‘s 1 , Reserve and Under 18 grades all en- 1 KANE ROWLEY on a positive note with a good showing at home. The year has 2 BEN MANKARIOUS joyed a welcome break last weekend after successfully counting 2 CHRIS MURRAY been a difficult one, with a number of injuries testing the weekly 3 ADAM MCCONNOCHIE for Pennant Hills the week before. The 1sts dominated from start to finish recording a 137 point win, the Reserves ran out an 3 JAMIE PAGE depth of the club. 4 MICHAEL HIGGINS impressive 107 point victory, whilst the Under 18‘s scored a 4 NICK HILLS It can be said that the year has been unsuccessful and on a 5 JACK CASPERSONN purely results basis this is true, but we have uncovered a num- thrilling 2 point win. 5 JASON HAYES ber of raw talents this year who we believe will develop in the 6 ADAM CAMPBELL 6 BEN MCDERMOTT coming years into fine players, and if the club can keep some of 8 CHRIS CLAREBOROUGH The football played by the boys on Sydney Uni‘s #1 oval was fitting for festive occasion of Family Day. In beautiful sunny 7 DANIEL GRAHAM it's major players on the park for longer periods of time, the 9 SAM CRICHTON 8 MATT PRESTON future still looks bright. weather, Sydney University welcomed a large number of families 11 CHRIS KENDRICK and participants from the Newtown Swans, Glebe Greyhounds, 9 BRYAN AGIUS Last week the Cats played Sydney Uni in div 2 and were given a 12 JACK LAWSON Moore Park Tigers, Drummoyne Power and Maroubra Saints 11 BROCK STENFORS running football lesson for the first 3 quarters against a side who is going to be dangerous come semi final time. It was pleasing 13 PETER DUGMORE junior clubs to its Bendigo Bank & Sydney City Toyota Family 13 SCOTT LAID however that the final quarter was our best effort all day and 14 MONTY KROCHMAL Day at No 1 and No 2 Ovals. 14 DAVID ELLIOTT The day was a huge success and we would like to thank all the didn't see the big score blow out even further. This has been 16 DAVID MITCHELL 15 BEN GRASSO typical of our results all year, with the cats best and worst efforts volunteers who put in so much time and effort in helping the day 17 JAMES LEWINGTON 16 DANIEL COLEMAN being poles apart all year. To be competitive we need to con- run so smoothly.
18 JAMES MURRAY tinue to work on making the difference between our best and 18 ANTON TURCO A special notice to all current financial members and Life mem- 19 MICHAEL CHANDLER worst a lot smaller. 19 MICHAEL HARTLEY Div 5 played Southern Power and provided a good fist of things bers of SUANFC – a Special General Meeting is being held on 20 MARK HALTEH 20 MARTIN RICE th until half way through the third term where the side again ran out Tuesday, 16 August 2011 to commence at 6.30pm at the 21 MITCH THOMPSON 21 JOEL MCGREGOR of legs. Grandstand Bar above Oval #1 to vote on the motion to accept 22 MICHAEL KENNEDY Thanks to all players, sponsors and supporters this year for their 22 NICK ROBERTS an invitation to compete in the North East Australian Football 23 GAVIN BRADLEY efforts in trying times, but we will only get stronger from here if 23 SAM SLOANE League from season 2012 onward. This is a matter of great importance and we strongly encourage 24 ANDREW ZOVI we stick together in the future. 24 TIM BARTON all members to participate in reaching a final resolution. 25 CHRIS RAWLICK Good luck to all teams involved in finals, we hope to be part of 25 PETER HUGHES them next season! 28 JOSIAH AYLING 26 MARK RIGBY SUANFC wishes to recognise the terrific support of its partners 29 TOM GLYNN 27 JAMES BRAIN in 2011 – Bendigo Bank, CplusC Design Construct, Sydney University Sport & Fitness, Forest Lodge Hotel, Integrated, 30 GREG MCGUINESS 28 CLINT WELLS 31 BEN CRACKNELL Sydney City Toyota, Trust Company, SportsLab Physiotherapy, 29 KANE MURPHY Ark Total Wealth and Doughboys Pizza. 32 CHRIS BORG 30 DEAN MCKAY 33 JULIAN WYMER 31 JESSE MARTIN 34 NICK GLYNN 32 MATT HUTTON 35 JIMMY GLYNN 33 TOM ELKINGTON 36 CHRIS HUNT 37 TIM HILLS 34 MAX CARTER 39 HEATH KEARNS 35 JOSH COLE 43 ANTHONY GLYNN 36 JORDAN MCCREARY 44 BEN LAID 37 BEN FITZPATRICK 46 KEEGAN TUNSTALL 38 TIM AIR 39 BEN WILLIAMS 41 ROHAN MCPHERSON 44 TIM BARRETT 47 NICK BARTON 51 CRAIG MOLLER 54 NICK LYE 57 DES WORRELL
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ILLAWARRA LIONS MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES
Senior Coach: Trevor Burnett Senior Coach: Leigh Brain Club Colours: Red & White Club Colours: Maroon& White www.illawarralions.sportingpulse.net www.manlyafl.com
No NAME GOALS Welcome to North Dalton Park for the last time this season as No NAME GOALS Division 1 made it 6 wins on the trot with a hard fought 44 point 1 MITCHELL THOMSON the Lions take on reigning premiers East Coast Eagles. 1 BLAKE BRENDAN win against East Coast. The twilight game was hotly contested 2 ADAM PATTERSON but it was the Wolves who came out the victor winning all four Last week saw the Lions celebrate their 40th Anniversary in style 2 JASPER LAMBE 3 KEN EWEN-CHAPPELL quarters of the match. Burkey had a big game in the middle and with a hard fought win over UTS in Premier Division. It was a 3 TYRONE ARMITAGE Stroudy provided supply off half back. With East Coast triple- 4 RICHARD OEHME tight battle over the first three quarters, but the Lions managed 4 JUSTIN HALL teaming Chooka up forward it was Jabba who bobbed up for a 5 CHRIS HALLY-BURTON to kick away in the last term to seal a memorable victory. Ryan 5 HARRY WEBB season high 4 goals. Big Red and Robbo also had good games. 6 JEREMY DANIHER Price kicked four goals while first year player Ethan Hailey was The win also means Div 1 have all but wrapped up the minor named best on ground. 6 RYAN WEARNE 7 TROY BARTLETT premiership. This week Division One have earned the bye which 7 MATT BUCHELOR 8 BRAD PATTERSON will provide them with a good rest coming into finals. Division 2 Division one also found themselves in an arm wrestle for three 8 DAVID STROUD continued their solid form taking it up to another finals contender, 9 BARRON HANSON quarters but unfortunately were unable to hold the Bats in the 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON just falling short against Balmain. The Wolves got the jump on 10 JIMMY WEAVERS last quarter to go down in respectable fashion. Paul Balding was Balmain and took a 21 point lead into the main break but it was 10 ANGUS BUNCLE 11 MITCHELL DALY named best on ground. Balmain who levelled it up by the final change and ran out the 11 MITCH MORGAN 12 RYAN PRICE stronger side. Butterfly, Bourkey and Jnr Schoolshoes were the The undermanned Under 18‘s put in a tremendous performance 12 JAMES MASON top performers through the middle of the ground and Humey top 13 DANIEL MCCLURE to start the day, playing without a bench against the top team 13 GARETH BENBOW scored with 2 majors. Division 4 were outclassed by top of the 14 MICHAEL TOUSSIS and recording a memorable four point victory. Josh David- table Macquarie Uni but improved their level of play which is 14 ANDREW WRIGHT 15 ETHAN HAILEY Wright, Phill Syrros and Lewis Clements all played well. surely promising looking into the future. Schultzy continued his 15 ERIC BURKE 16 LEWIS WILSON th ripper finish to the season with Musial, Lukey Cullen and Roco The games were just a prelude to the massive 40 Anniversary 16 BEN JOSEPH playing a solid supporting cast. In their final games of the year 17 DAN O‘KEEFE Ball held that evening at Waves nightclub. With over 200 past 17 BEN COLLINS both Div 2 & Div 4 will look to finish on a high hosting Nor West 18 BEAU BLACK players, and supporters in attendance, the club celebrated its Jets. Division 5 got away with a disappointing performance 18 LEVI BRAIN 19 GUY BARTLETT rich history with a few yarns and a few more beers. It was a against Mac Uni but showed they could come from behind as great night and shows the club is in a great position for the next 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON 20 DAVID GOODLEY they got away with an 8 point win. After leading early the Wolves 40 years. 20 CHRISTOPHER BURKE dropped the ball and fell behind until midway through the last 21 CHRISTOPHER COOK 21 WILLS BRASSIL quarter before running over the top of the Warriors. Charlie was 22 ANDREW BARNED Good luck to all today, GO YOU LIONS!!! 22 DANIEL DICKERSON again fantastic across half back with another BOG performance 23 PAUL BAlLDING whilst Daisy, Jimmy Dadul, Erik and Severs all having solid 23 JED HARRIS 24 ERIN FRANKLIN games in the middle of the ground. In the early game at Weldon 24 JACOB GRAHAM 25 RHYS CUTIFANI Division 5 host 4th placed Sydney Uni. Under 18‘s form have 26 ROB HART somewhat mirrored Geelong with their second 100+ point win in 26 DUANE JEFFERIS as many weeks. The young Wolves were in control at half time 28 TAYLOR BELL and ran away with a 14 goal second half to run out 144 point 29 BEN GATWOOD winners. Varj (7 goals) was the star carving holes through the 30 JEREMY MCINNES Balmain defence with Behagg, Jacko and Darcy in the best. Paul also got to sneak out of his full back position and go forward for 32 SAM CAIRNS his first goals of the season. This week young Wolves have the 33 JOSHUA LEWIS bye which will give them with a break coming into finals next 34 JOSHUA TIER week. Thanks to continued support of our sponsors Hotel 35 PETER LAKE Steyne, Bendigo Bank (Freshwater Community Bank) and Bray's IGA Allambie Heights and Collaroy and remember to get down 37 RHYS BANBROOK to the Steyne for tonight‘s function the ―Are you smarter than a 38 KEEGAN LITCHFIELD Wristy‖ Trivia night. 39 RYAN WELLS 40 MARK DAY 48 RYAN WOODWARD 49 DOUG SWEENEY
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NOR WEST JETS EAST COAST EAGLES
Senior Coach: Garry Bull Senior Coach: Glenn Garner Club Colours: Blue & White Club Colours: Blue & Yellow www.hawkesburyafc.com.au www.eastcoasteagles.com.au
No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS WHO can believe we‘ve reached the final round of the season already? It Round 18, 2009 and the Eagles were on the precipice of their 1 STEVEN CHASE seems like only yesterday the Jets kicked off pre-season training with 1 BEN BOURKE first ever Senior AFL Sydney Premiership. Gus Seebeck had hopes high of a strong 2011, and after two excellent practice match results, 2 PAT WALTON kicked 97 goals in the 2009 season and was expected to grab 2 BRENDAN CAMERON there seemed to plenty of cause for optimism. the three remaining goals to rack up a ton. The Eagles were 3 JAMIE VLATKO 3 PETER RICHARDSON Unfortunately, history will show the season has turned out vastly different, considered red-hot favourites to wander down the highway and and while many clubs are looking forward to continuing their campaigns 4 DAMIAN GATTE 5 JAROD THOMSON (capt) next week, the Jets will be watching on, catering for the finals and wonder- win the game and complete a successful season to finish minor 6 BROCK GIBSON ing what could have and should have been. 5 JASON DUSS premiers…. But no one told Wollongong! Today, we‘ve taken the coach on our longest trip of the season to check out The Lions played well above themselves that day, holding the 7 OWEN BUTCHER 6 LUKE MCLEOD the brand new Weldon Oval against Manly-Warringah with plenty of pride leading goal kicker scoreless and along the way recording a 7 7 TIM PHYSICK 9 SCOTT ALLAN on the line. The seniors have lost four matches in a row to fall from finals‘ point victory over the eventual premiers. 10 GERARD SMITS contention and need a win to hold onto sixth spot, while the reserves 8 SHANE RYAN Fast Forward to 2011 and the Eagles once again are looking at ensured they would avoid relegation last week and will be keen to push 9 JON VLATKO 11 JOSH HOWE another spot up to also finish sixth with a win. a top of the table finish, have the leading goal kicker and on a trip down the highway…. Can you see where I am going here? 12 STEVE DAVIDSON After what is certain to be a big night, the Nor-West Football Club will 10 STEPHEN DOYLE gather at RG McGees tomorrow at 12pm for the counting of the first 12 11 RYAN SILVESTER This is a time of the year when we need to pull out the Bi-Focals. 14 AARON BAYNE rounds of the Shipley and Hibbins Medal votes, and we will be needing all Of course it is natural to look ahead to the business end of the 15 MICK YEE hands on deck for the finals‘ catering on August 20-21, 27-28 and Septem- 12 JACK DWYER season but we must not lose focus on the task at hand. 2009 ber 3-10 – there are still holes to fill, so do your bit to help the club push on 16 SEB GOLDRICK 13 MARK MAHAR was a stark lesson. Can we make sure that history doesn‘t re- towards a new clubhouse and our own exclusive facility at Bensons Lane. peat itself tonight at North Dalton Park. 17 MICHAEL GRAY Some other dates to put in the diary are Monday, September 12, for the 14 MARK GOODEY AFL Sydney best and fairest night at Doltone House; Wednesday, Septem- 15 KIERAN MCREDMOND Another team that may have lost focus last week was the domi- 18 PAUL SHERWOOD ber 21, for the club‘s Annual General Meeting; Saturday, September 24, at nant Under 18 Premier Cup side. And guess how it happened. 20 JAKE BERRY (capt) 6.30pm, when the club complete the best and fairest counts and holds its 16 MICHAEL JOHNSTON Looking at a top of the table finish with the leading goal kicker 21 CHRIS KYLE wind-up and presentation night at North Richmond Panthers; and the 17 BEN PHYSICK and a trip to North Dalton Park… I think I have made my point. following Saturday, October 1, for the AFL grand final at R.G. McGees. 18 JACK DIMERY The Eagles take on Penrith today and will need to be a little 23 CHRIS AHEARN Keep an eye on the website for more information on these events as they come to hand. 19 BRAD URE more focused and committed to turn the result around. 24 PAUL WEBSTER The Division One side missed an opportunity to increase their Full payments for the Footy Trip to Cairns in November are also coming 20 DANIEL SPITERI 26 MATT LLOYD due, and it won‘t be long after that when it all starts again. The Nor-West finals chances last week and nothing short of a win today over 28 CHRIS BLAKE Jets would like to thank our fantastic sponsors once again – R.G. McGees 21 DAMIEN CHARLESTON Illawarra is required to keep their hopes alive. A tough battle last Hotel Richmond; Australian Aerospace; Delishus Tapas Bar and Spanish 23 BEN ROGERS week saw the Division 3 boys record a victory and they will be 29 DONNY OLLINGTON Restaurant Richmond; Australian Corporate Supplies Group; La Escan- 24 TRENT BAKER confident of an early morning double up this weekend against 30 SCOTT BRAID della; Innovate Packaging, Engineering and Design and Lotto Sports. the North Shore Bombers (8:30am at Gore hill if you cant sleep!) We wish all teams the best for the finals in all grades and hope every game 25 DEAN COSTELLO 31 CHRIS COLLINS is close and hard fought. Rounding out the weekend action is Challenge Cup at Bruce 32 JAMES MOYNIHAN See you at the finals 26 RYAN FITTON Purser against the southern Power. Jonty the Jet 27 PETER VLATKO 33 JOSH CASS nd 28 ALEX FOXALL Saturday 22 October – Eagles Club Champion night at the 34 MATT LAURENCE Castle Hill RSL. 29 ROWAN BILKEY 36 ADAM FOX Can we make this one three times as big as the last two? 41 GRANT HOFFMAN 30 STEVE O‘CONNOR 42 WAWRICK SMITH 31 JARED MADDEN 43 JOSH JAMES 32 LIAM MADDEN 44 RYAN BOWEN 33 JOSH SHEPHERD 46 DAMIAN BROWN 34 SCOTT MCKINLEY 48 SAM MAKINS 35 SCOTT PIERCE 53 STUART TIBBEN 36 AIAN MCLENNAN 54 JONO DOWL 37 MICHAEL CLINCH 58 BEN CAIN 39 ASH MOELLER 59 DANIEL GUTHRIDGE 41 JAMES MANN 74 SCOTT LONGMAN 44 JUSTIN STEER 77 MATT BROPHY
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UTS BATS HOLROYD PARRAMATTA GOANNAS
Senior Coach: Michael Hosking Senior Coach: Shane Jorgenson Club Colours: Black & Green Club Colours: Blue & Yellow www.utsafc.com www.goannas.com.au
No NAME GOALS A gentle rise in the mercury and a lack of precipitation meant No NAME GOALS Round 17 was an important one for the Goannas, with 3 of the 4 1 TIM WALLACE that the snow fields of Thredbo began to soften towards the end 1 MICHAEL STACEY teams involved in matches that would have a major bearing on 2 JAMES CAICA of last week… which meant one thing for the Bats… 5 DAVID HOOK their finals chances. Division 2 were looking to seal a top 2 finish A fuller playing list, and a great chance for a GREEN RINSE! 3 ZAC JARDINE 6 CRAIG GEDDES when they took on Moorebank out at Rosedale, but were wary of Unfortunately this was not to be. 4 ANDREW DAVIS 7 MATTHEW OPHOF their opponents who had been on a giant killing run. The first quarter was a tight affair, with the Goannas edging out a narrow 6 MITCHELL HALL 10 BRYCE MAYNE Brett Whylie‘s Division 4 side had a disappointing loss which lead. The boys then blew the game open with a brilliant opening 7 JOT LYNAS puts the boys in a tough position to retain a finals spot. 11 SCOTT MAGUIRE 10 minutes in the second quarter, opening up what proved to be 8 DAN MCGRATH Barron Von Barron‘s Division 1 had a see-sawing battle against 12 LUKE COCKS a decisive lead as the game once again tightened up after that. Wollongong in the Gong. Luckily they got up in the second half 9 SHAUN SILVER 13 JASON WILSON When the final siren sounded the Goannas had recorded a 24 which made for an enjoyable bus ride back to Sydney. 14 RYAN JOHNSTON point win and achieved their first pre-season goal of a top two 10 MICHAEL ATKINSON After drawing level 5 minutes into the final quarter, Bun‘s Pre- 15 JARED FLEMING finish. Mick Stacey played a standout game, getting plenty of 11 ISAAC IRVINE mier League side had a disappointing last quarter fade out contested footy all around the ground and creating plenty of 16 JACK SCHWARZE 12 ANDREW KEITH against Wollongong. A 100m penalty proving to be a disappoint- attack. Nathan McLean, Adam Byrne, Craig Geddes and Sean ing turning point when scores were level at the time. 17 TODD WATERS 13 BARRY HOLLAND Costello gave him great support in what was an excellent game 18 LUKE WALSH 14 ANDREW MORLEY from the midfield. Peter Zuvela was brilliant at fullback, repelling The big win for the week was the Division 3 side who got up by a 19 KRISTEN CARVILLE plenty and also providing plenty of run. Division 4‘s objective 15 ALAN KYMANTAS point against the Students at the library. George Capozzi contin- 20 SCOTT NOLAN was simple – win against Moorebank and their spot in the finals 16 CHRIS TOLJ ued his dominance in the forward line kicking 5 glorious goals, 23 KANE RADFORD was assured. The task was not going to be an easy one, and 17 HAMISH TURNER TFC (Thanks for Coming). Other highlights included Scott this was shown up in the first quarter. Inaccuracy from the oppo- Robertson (aka the dog) turning up to the game, and Corporate 24 GREG ADAMS 21 LUKE TRIMBOLI sition kept a Goannas side who could not make the most of their Dance Floors (aka: CDF, Dan Flanagan) dummy spit at the end 26 MARK HUDSON opportunities in the game. Try as they might, the Goannas just 22 FRANK BOLAND of the second quarter. To quote Corporate post match: 28 MATTHEW DIXON could not get themselves into the game, and came away with a 24 TOM STEINFORT ―I actually dragged myself after becoming furious at not getting a 29 ADAM BYRNE 55 point loss. With the bye next week, they must await the re- touch in first half. Honestly.‖ 25 JONO SPRAGG 30 MARK HILL sults of other games to see if they make the finals. Daniel Galay-
26 JAMES GARDINER 33 ANDREW MUNNS (capt) ini was once again brilliant in defence and was named best This week hopefully the boys will have the legs to run out full afield. Blake McFarlane, Luke Mansbridge, Ben Hackenberg, 28 MARK TREWHELLA 35 ANTHONY BISHOP games, after unconfirmed reports that most teams will be com- Ethan Dean and Matt Burn also had excellent games on an 29 SIMON FITZGERALD peting in the City-Surf prior to playing on Sunday. 36 SIRELI FIFITA otherwise dirty day. Div 5 kicked off the action against Moore- 30 ALEX WHOOLEY 38 PETER ZUVULA bank and ran into a strong opposition, who came away with an Also special mention must go to the group of Irish lads compet- 31 DUSTIN TEASDALE 39 BEN HACKENBERG easy win. Clive Sharp put in a best on ground display that will ing in the upcoming AFL World Cup, beginning this Saturday at 40 CHARLES GALAYINI see increased calls for him to drop the club umpiring yellow for 34 SAM WAY Blacktown. Best of luck lads. 41 DAMIEN VASSALLO the blue and gold jumper. Dylan O‘Brien, Gerard Delaney, David 40 ANDREW BURNS Sultana, Al Fennell and Grant Smith all played well on the day. 43 ROCH HANMORE The Under 18‘s faced the same scenario as the Div 4 boys – win 45 FEARGHAL PURCELL this game and they were finals bound. And like the Div 4 boys, nd 50 PAT TEGART the task was a tough one against 2 placed Mac Uni. The open- ing half display from the Goannas was one of their best all year 51 TOM ROBINSON as their determination to make finals drove them to a 22 point 56 MATTHEW WILLIAMS half time lead. The second half saw Mac Uni come charging 65 HENRY MCGREGOR back, but the boys held on as grimly as they could, and when Mac Uni missed a shot at goal after the final siren the boys had 66 NICK ROBINSON secured their finals birth in a 2 point thriller. Ben Jenison was 83 ALEX COWELL best on ground, while Jarryd Smith, Gebre Zenebre, Billy 84 TOM MCGREGOR McCracken, Allan Leabeater and Liam Moxon all played well.
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MOOREBANK MAGPIES WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES
Senior Coach: Adam Moore Senior Coach: Peter Free Club Colours: Blue, White & Black Club Colours: Black & White www.moorebanksports.sydneyafl.com. www.sydneymagpies.com.au
No NAME GOALS It was again an undermanned Western Suburbs side that took No NAME GOALS No notes provided 1 RYAN BARRETT on Pennant Hills on Sunday for the annual Mayoral Shield match 1 DANIEL SAUNDERS 2 JOSHUA ZOPPO at Blacktown. The injury toll amongst its list is of some serious 2 PAUL MARKOU 3 MATTHEW LEMME concern at the moment with players backing up to play across all the grades. The youngsters ogf the team are being asked to 3 ADAM MOORE 4 JARRYD LEAR perform heroics each week and it is a testament to their courage 4 JOSEPH DENSLEY 5 DANIEL LAMBERT that they are able to pull it off and still be competitive. The play- 5 DANIEL HOLMAN 6 TIM BIGNELL ers certainly play the games out to the end and do not give in but 6 RHYS HORTON 7 CLINT MCGRATH it is an overwhelming situation they find themselves in. Pennant 7 SHAUN WICKEN 8 SHANE AITCHESON Hills had some injury concerns of their own but still had too 8 DANIEL GOJANOVIC 9 DWAIN WATKINS much in the tank for the Magpies and ran away to a comfortable 10 JEFF MORGAN win and claim their first Blacktown Shield. Captain Stephen 9 BRIAN CURRANT Hudson led the way for Wests, playing through injury to be 10 ANDREW MAHONEY 11 MATT EURELL clearly the best player and along with Backman David Cusick, 11 ADRIAN LONGMUIR 12 BILL LAFFERTY who is carrying a hamstring complaint, did their best to hold up 13 JAMIE SCOTT 12 ROBERT THOMPSON-LAING the Demons. Billy Lafferty battled hard in the ruck to provide 14 STEPHEN HUDSON (capt) Jack O'Donoghue and Jeff Morgan with the opportunities they 15 ANDREW CRUWYS 15 JACK O‘DONOGHUE needed to play well but the side is understandably playing with- 16 LUKE BAYNE 16 TIM LAMBERT out zip at the moment. With their confidence down the Magpies 17 NICHOLAS DENKO were also not doing the little 1% team things that contribute to 17 KYALL WALFORD 18 JASON QUIGLEY winning games and some turnovers also hurt but you had to 18 ROBBIE BAMFORD admire the pluck of some of them to play 2 games in a day. 19 LEWIS DAWSON 19 RORY MILLER Grant McArthy's Reserve Grade boys have similarly been af- 21 ADAM FURLEY 20 CHRIS DRUM fected but their game along with the U18's match were the high- 23 BLAKE PARKER 22 LYN ROEHRIG lights for the suffering Black and White supporters. Being right in 24 ANTHONY SIMPSON 23 DYLAN CRUZ the match all game the 2's battled hard and, except for a short lack of concentration at the start of the last quarter where they 25 BRADLEY SCHOPP 24 PAT GANNON fell behind by 5 goals, could have snatched the game. A exciting 26 AARON FINDLAY 25 LEWIS BOND 10 minutes where they banged on 4 goals got the Magpie faithful 29 JONATHON MOORE 26 JOHN MCDONALD out of their seats and the play of Marty Prins and Johnny 33 VICTOR PHAM 27 SCOTT LEAR Bannister, two relative newcomers to the sport, inspired the team. Patty Willmot came alive to kick 3 goals but the Demons 34 DANIEL SCHULSTAD 28 JAMES WATKINS 29 NATHAN SCARFO were able to put the reins on the surge and run out time unfortu- 35 BEN NORTJE nately. The U18's also played well, with a number of their first 30 FERGUS MCFARLANE 38 BRADLEY WELLS grade players backing up to help out the side, and they pushed a 31 SEAMUS PEARSON 41 RYAN BENNETT team that is in the top 4 all the way. It was just some defensive 32 BRENTON MUMME lapses and silly mistakes that allowed Penno to keep them at 44 ZAC KUBICKI 33 CHRISTIEN SPECHA arms length and stop a tremendous win. If the players concen- 45 MATTHEW SECKOLD 40 DAVE CUSICK trate on these mistakes and some of their decision making under pressure they will be much the better for it in the coming sea- sons and will see the Magpies return to the top of the table where we all want them to be. This week sees the First and Reserve Grades travel to UTS on Sunday, the Thirds pay UNSW/ES at home and the U18'go all the way down to Wollongong on Saturday, so numbers will be very tight again.
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SOUTHERN POWER MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WARRIORS
Senior Coach: Rod Craig & Simon Closter Senior Coach: Lindsay Bassani Club Colours: Aqua & Black Club Colours: Red, White & Black www.southernpower.sydneyafl.com.au www.muafc.com.au
No NAME GOALS A huge thanks to all those who attended the River Cruise last No NAME GOALS No Notes Provided 1 LIAM DAVIS Saturday night as well as all the players who sold tickets for the 1 BRETT HARLAND 2 ALAN FRITSCH major raffle which was drawn on the night. A full boat ensured 2 ANDREW POLKINGHORNE plenty of money was raised on the night for both the club and 3 RYAN MURPHY 3 DYLAN BROGAN Call to Arms. 4 JAMES CLARKE On the field it was a good weekend for all the mens sides with 3 4 ANDREW MOODY 5 MATT DOWLING big victories. After a slow start against Camden which saw a rare 5 BRODIE COOPER rd 6 ROD CRAIG spray by coach Libba at halftime, the 3 grade side turned it on 6 SHAUN RICHARDS-SMITH in the 2nd half to run out 109 – 23 winners. Libba led from the 7 PHILIP HAMER 7 JAMES MOYLAN front kicking 8 goals while veterans Offal and Scotty were best. 8 STUART BRIERTY The TV game at Gwawley side saw the Reserve Grade side take 8 ERIC MOODY 9 MICHAEL BELLMAN on a resurgent Wests where the boys were looking to maintain 9 NATHAN BOWEN-WELDON 10 CAMERON ROE their top 5 position. With some big name inclusions the boys 10 SEAN ELLICOTT jumped out of the blocks and were in control early and kept the 11 MITCHELL NEW 11 JAMES BRACKIN foot down the whole way through to finish 109 – 39 winners. 12 ADAM COOK Lynson continued his recent good form in front of goals with 4 12 CHRIS LAING 13 MATTHEW YOUNG while Trent, Youngy and Stuey were the best. 1st Grade played 13 CHRIS MUNRO 14 DUANE WILD UNSW at Village Green earlier in the day where a victory would 14 JOSH MURPHY 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY all but assure a top 3 finish. The first half was a tight affair with 15 MARK BISHOP only 6 goals separating the teams at the main break but the 16 GRAHAM ENRIGHT flood gates opened in the 2nd half and the Power ran out 118 16 AIDAN MCCULLOCH 17 ROSS EMMERICK point winners. Demir played his best game for the club bagging 17 SAM SIMPSON 18 LUKE JANSSON 8 goals and was best on ground but was ably assisted by MG, 18 CAMERON LUDOWYKE 19 ANDREW CLUFF Duane and Hamer through the middle in a great all round team 19 RICHARD BELL performance. 20 LIAM AGGETT This week the Power face very tough matches across the grades 20 MATTHEW BOURKE 21 JAKE HARDY where results will have a big bearing on finals positions. Under 21 SAMUAL LOW 22 DAVID TAYLOR 18‘s are away to East Coast where a win will see them play 24 ANGUS RODGERS th 23 MATTHEW GRAHAM finals for the 4 consecutive season while a loss will see them 25 PAUL JACKSON finished for 2011. 3rd Grade play their final regular season game 24 MARSHALL CAIRNDUFF against Mac Uni where Libbas brigade will look to complete a 34 PETE LE BRETON 25 LEON JOHNSON perfect season. Reserve Grade face a hugely important game 27 IAN HOLDER against Mac Uni where a win would confirm a finals position st th 28 RHYS DAVIS while the 1 Grade side take on the 4 placed Mac Uni where both sides will be looking to consolidate finals positions. 29 BEN JOHNSON 30 LYNDON HALL ~Power In Unity~ 31 ANDREW WARDROP 32 SHANE DEMIR 34 RYAN KING-THORNBURG 44 SIMON DAVIES 52 LEIGH HITCHCOCK 59 NICK NOONAN
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