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Around the Grounds Round 8 - 31st May—1st June 2014 Round 8 - 31st May—1st June 2014 2014 PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE AROUND THE GROUNDS Round 1 Round 6 Round 11 Round 16 Saturday, Mar 29 Saturday, May 10 Saturday, Jun 28 Saturday, Aug 9 Wests 21.7 def Camp 6.7 StG 17.7 v Camp 15.8 Campbelltown v Sydney Uni Manly v Wests UTS 9.12 def by UNSW 9.15 MW 24.16 v SHE 3.6 Pennant Hills v Wests Campbelltown v Pennant Hills SU 13.4 def NS 9.12 SU 14.7 v Wests 14.8 Hills Eagles v North Shore St George v Hills Eagles StG 10.9 def by MW 15.12 PH 19.16 v UTS 8.2 Manly v St George UNSW/ES v North Shore Sunday, Mar 30 NS 9.11 v UNSW/ES 9.7 Sunday, Jun 29 Sydney Uni v UTS This weekend is AFL Indigenous Round where we celebrate the PH 14.12 def SHE 10.9 UNSW/ES v UTS AFL Sydney Premier Division contribution players, participants, fans and Indigenous commu- Tips for Round 8 Round 7 Round 17 nities bring to our game, both on and off the field. This week Round 2 Saturday, May 17 Round 12 Saturday, Aug 16 will celebrate the theme ‗When you dream, everything‘s possi- ‘The Rookie’ ‘Danny’ Saturday, Apr 5 UTS 15.8 v NS 9.17 Saturday, Jul 5 North Shore v St George ble‘. Magpies by 20 Magpies by 33 Camp 7.11 v NS 8.8 Camp 7.6 v MW 13.11 Campbelltown v UTS Manly v Campbelltown Dragons by 36 Dragons by 45 MW 20.9 v PH 5.9 SHE 11.15 v PH 17.10 Pennant Hills v Manly Pennant Hills v Sydney Uni Dreaming plays and important part in indigenous culture and Students by 6 Demons by 28 StG 14.8 v UTS 12.5 StG 12.13 v SU 10.11 St George v North Shore UTS v Hills Eagles it‘s something perhaps we could all do a little more of. Because Giants by 52 Giants by 29 SHE 5.12 v Wests 10.12 Wests 14.9 v UNSW/ES Wests v Hills Eagles UNSW/ES v Wests when you dream, everything‘s possible. Sunday, Apr 6 10.8 UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni Blues by 5 Dogs by 20 SU 4.11 v UNSW/ES 6.15 Round 18 Dreaming is how kids growing up all over the country have Round 8 Round 13 Saturday, Aug 23 gone on to become footy legends, teaching new generations to dream of achieving their own greatness. Round 3 Saturday, May 31 Saturday, Jul 12 Campbelltown v St George Saturday, Apr 12 UTS v Wests UTS v Pennant Hills Pennant Hills v North Shore And dreaming is what has inspired change for Indigenous rights and recognition and gives us hope for Wests 9.12 v StG 10.6 Hills Eagles v St George Manly v UNSW/ES Manly v Sydney Uni the future. UNSW/ES 11.7 v PH 14.11 Sydney Uni v Pennant Hills North Shore v Campbelltown UTS v Wests NS 6.5 v MW 10.12 Manly v North Shore Sydney Uni v Hills Eagles Sunday, Aug 24 So join the celebration of our country‘s Indigenous culture and the proud athletes who‘ve played such an UTS 11.11 v Camp 17.12 Sunday, Jun 1 St George v Wests Hills Eagles v UNSW/ES important role, not just on the ground but also off it. SHE 2.8 v SU 12.6 UNSW/ES v Campbelltown Sat 30th Aug Round 14 The theme inspired by the significant achievements and contribution made by Indigenous people and Round 4 Round 9 Saturday, Jul 19 Qualifying Final communities, past and present, to the game, including the great honour 2014 Australian of the Year Friday, Apr 25 Saturday, June 14 Campbelltown v UNSW/ES Adam Goodes has brought to the game, the incredible story of Sir Doug Nicholls, first ever AFL player to Wests 12.9 v PH 16.14 North Shore v Sydney Uni Hills Eagles v Manly Sun 31st Aug be knighted, as well as the ten year anniversary of the Long Walk and Dreamtime at the G. Saturday, Apr 26 Pennant Hills v Campbelltown North Shore v UTS Elimination Final SU 16.6 v Camp 11.11 Wests v Manly St George v Pennant Hills Indigenous rounds coincides with the top grades returning to competition after a much needed week off MW 25.22 v UTS 5.5 Hills Eagles v UTS Wests v Sydney Uni and some classic matches are ensured across the divisions. Saturday 6th Sept NS 19.17 v SHE 9.4 St George v UNSW/ES UNSW/ES 12.8 v StG 14.16 2nd Semi Final The Round 8 Match of the Week features Sydney University hosting Pennant Hills at Henson Park on Round 15 Round 10 Saturday, Aug 2 Saturday afternoon. Pennant Hills not surprisingly sit in outright 2nd but the Students have proved the Sunday 7th Sept Round 5 Saturday, Jun 21 Wests v North Shore real surprise packets and a win here will go a long way to competing in finals again. Tune in at 1st Semi Final Saturday, May 03 Campbelltown v Wests UTS v Manly www.youtube.com/aflsydneylive from 2:00pm for all the action live. NS 11.10 v Wests 12.12 Sydney Uni v Manly Hills Eagles v Campbelltown UNSW/ES 8.7 v MW 12.14 North Shore v Pennant Hills Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES Sunday 14th Sept Next weekend is a full round bye for all competitions (excluding a few wet weather catch up games) Camp 9.6 v SHE 12.6 UTS v St George Sydney Uni v St George Preliminary Final however the leagues best players will be representing AFL Sydney as part of the 2014 representative PH 8.13 v StG 3.13 UNSW/ES v Hills Eagles football program. Both the senior men‘s and women‘s side will be travelling to Canberra on Saturday 7th UTS 9.7 v SU 8.13 Saturday, 20th Sept June to take on AFL Canberra at StarTrack Oval that evening while the 23‘s team will head north to New- castle to take on the Black Diamond. Grand Final Congratulations to all players se- Campbelltown Ressies grab back to back wins! lected in these teams. It is a great Following on from the Macarthur GIANTS maiden victory the honour to wear the league jumper week prior, Campbelltown’s Reserve Grade two weeks ago and we hope you do the league chalked up their first win in almost two years. Not satisfied with proud both on and off the field. one win, last weekend they made it two in a row with victory Good luck to all involved. over Manly-Warringah. No doubt after researching the team Have a great weekend at the footy! song it would have been sung with much gusto. Congratulations! www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 40 1 Round 8 - 31st May—1st June 2014 Round 8 - 31st May—1st June 2014 CODE OF CONDUCT 2014 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS DIVISION FIVE P W L % %WON PARENTS & SUPPORTERS 1 NOR-WEST 8 7 1 303 88 2 PENRITH 8 6 2 137 75 3 BLACKTOWN 7 5 2 195 75 Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 8 5 3 127 57 5 CAMDEN 7 4 3 126 57 Encourage participation, but don‘t force it. 6 UNSW/ES 7 3 4 98 57 Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. 7 NORTH SHORE 7 2 5 48 29 8 MOOREBANK 7 2 5 46 29 Never ridicule mistakes or losses. Supporters are there to support not 9 UTS 8 2 6 95 14 downgrade. 10 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 7 1 6 35 14 UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE P W L % %WON Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires, administra- 1 UNSW/ES 7 6 1 134 86 tors and spectators. Physical or verbal abuse will not be tolerated. 2 ST GEORGE 6 5 1 209 83 3 MANLY WARRINGAH 6 3 3 85 50 Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time. 5 NORTH SHORE 5 2 3 104 40 4 PENNANT HILLS 5 2 3 92 40 Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club 6 HILLS EAGLES 6 2 4 75 33 officials in private 7 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 7 1 6 64 14 Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO P W L % %WON 1 WESTERN SUBURBS 6 5 1 223 83 such comments are politically incorrect and it is your coach, team-mates, 2 PENRITH 7 5 2 127 71 Club and family that are let down with such remarks. 3 MOOREBANK 5 3 2 167 60 Respect the facilities and equipment of their own and opposing Clubs. 4 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 6 3 3 87 50 5 MACARTHUR GIANTS 5 2 3 71 40 Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct 6 SOUTHERN POWER 6 2 4 90 33 toward any player, official, umpire or supporter. Such actions are totally 7 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 5 0 5 36 0 unacceptable. WOMENS DIVISION ONE P W L % PTS Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 5 5 0 622 20 coaches, officials or players.
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