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Round 18 - 23rd —24th August 2014 Round 18 - 23rd —24th August 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 Camp 8.6 v SU 7.6 MW 13.21 v Wests 8.8 UTS 9.12 def by UNSW 9.15 MW 24.16 v SHE 3.6 PH 14.15 v Wests 5.11 Camp 9.7 v PH 18.13 SU 13.4 def NS 9.12 SU 14.7 v Wests 14.8 SHE 4.8 v NS 9.8 StG 21.13 v SHE 6.12 StG 10.9 def by MW 15.12 PH 19.16 v UTS 8.2 MW 5.16 v StG 8.6 UNSW/ES 19.9 v NS 18.4 Sunday, Mar 30 NS 9.11 v UNSW/ES 9.7 Sunday, Jun 29 SU 18.16 v UTS 9.5 It was an eventful weekend of football last PH 14.12 def SHE 10.9 UNSW/ES 6.10 v UTS 8.9 Minor Premiers week, highlighted by UNSW/ES‘s late push Barring some shock upsets, Manly-Warringah will claim Round 7 Round 17 for the final Premier Division Finals position. their 2nd successive Premier Division minor premier- Round 2 Saturday, May 17 Round 12 Saturday, Aug 16 Sitting six points behind 5th placed Sydney ship this Saturday. In Division One, Balmain claimed Saturday, Apr 5 UTS 15.8 v NS 9.17 Saturday, Jul 5 NS 13.10 v StG 11.5 University, not many gave the Bulldogs a the minor premiership in their first year in the division Camp 7.11 v NS 8.8 Camp 7.6 v MW 13.11 Camp 7.11 v UTS 7.9 MW 21.21 v Camp 1.5 chance against the well fancied Western while Sydney University women‘s team claimed the MW 20.9 v PH 5.9 SHE 11.15 v PH 17.10 PH 8.10 v MW 10.8 PH 14.10 v SU 9.5 Suburbs at Village Green but a big win cou- StG 14.8 v UTS 12.5 StG 12.13 v SU 10.11 StG 10.11 v NS 4.5 UTS 9.10 v SHE 19.15 pled with Sydney University‘s loss to 2nd Division One minor premiership a couple of weeks ago SHE 5.12 v Wests 10.12 Wests 14.9 v UNSW/ES Wests 21.10 v SHE 9.6 UNSW/ES 15.12 v Wests placed Pennant Hills now has them 2 points and will be favourites to go all the way. Sunday, Apr 6 10.8 UNSW/ES 12.12 v SU 9.11 8.14 behind going into the last round. SU 4.11 v UNSW/ES 6.15 Round 8 Round 13 Round 18 Sydney University face the daunting task of travelling to Weldon Oval to take on premiership favourites Round 3 Saturday, May 31 Saturday, Jul 12 Saturday, Aug 23 Manly-Warringah. Assuming that the GIANTS do as expected and defeat Sydney University, UNSW/ES Saturday, Apr 12 UTS 9.10 v Wests 17.16 UTS 7.8 v PH 18.18 Campbelltown v St George will have their destiny in their own hands on Sunday as they travel to Bruce Purser Reserve to take on Wests 9.12 v StG 10.6 SHE 11.9 v StG 25.14 MW 19.18 v UNSW/ES 7.9 Pennant Hills v North Shore Sydney Hills Eagles with victory likely to give them a finals position in the last regular season game of UNSW/ES 11.7 v PH 14.11 SU 11.7 v PH 12.12 NS 9.5 v Camp 15.10 Manly v Sydney Uni the year. NS 6.5 v MW 10.12 MW 24.17 v NS 4.4 SU 19.23 v SHE 8.7 Wets v UTS UTS 11.11 v Camp 17.12 Sunday, Jun 1 StG 4.9 v Wests 11.7 Sunday, Aug 24 Sydney Hills Eagles will be no push over however judging by their big win over UTS last week. The im- SHE 2.8 v SU 12.6 UNSW/ES 13.10 v Camp Hills Eagles v UNSW/ES portant clash also doubles as the AFL Sydney Match of the Week so tune in to see if UNSW/ES can claim 13.13 Round 14 the final position. Tune in at youtube.com/aflsydneylive from 2:30pm on Sunday. Sat 30th Aug Round 4 Saturday, Jul 19 Friday, Apr 25 Round 9 Camp 5.8 v UNSW/ES 16.13 Qualifying Final This weekend see‘s the final round of the home and away season for the Premier Division, Division One, Wests 12.9 v PH 16.14 Saturday, June 14 SHE 4.7 v MW 17.17 both Under 19‘s and Women‘s Division One competitions with all grades in finals the following week. Saturday, Apr 26 NS 6.6 v SU 20.11 NS 16.9 v UTS 14.10 Sun 31st Aug SU 16.6 v Camp 11.11 PH 13.8 v Camp 8.8 StG 7.12 v PH 14.17 Elimination Final Saturday and Sunday will see two big day of finals football with 4 games each day at Gipps Road Oval as MW 25.22 v UTS 5.5 Wests 5.5 v MW 12.15 Wests 9.9 v SU 13.15 the Lower Division Finals get into full swing while Sunday will see two Women‘s Division Two finals from NS 19.17 v SHE 9.4 SHE 8.11 v UTS 11.13 Henson Park. Saturday 6th Sept UNSW/ES 12.8 v StG 14.16 StG 11.16 v UNSW/ES 8.10 Round 15 2nd Semi Final The first of the AFL Sydney Finals got underway last Sunday at a wet Blacktown International Saturday, Aug 2 Round 5 Round 10 Wests 11.13 v NS 5.8 Sportspark. Auburn GIANTS (Womens Division Two) and Sydney University (Division Five) bowed out of Sunday 7th Sept Saturday, May 03 Saturday, Jun 21 UTS 4.9 v MW 16.22 contention while Wollongong Saints (Women‘s Division Two) and Penrith (Division Five) won their finals 1st Semi Final NS 11.10 v Wests 12.12 Camp 8.13 v Wests 12.14 SHE 13.17 v Camp 3.15 to get a shot at the minor premiers for a chance to go straight to the Grand Final. UNSW/ES 8.7 v MW 12.14 SU 6.8 v MW 8.14 PH 14.20 v UNSW/ES 3.5 Camp 9.6 v SHE 12.6 NS 3.5 v PH 13.6 SU 10.9 v StG 11.12 Sunday 14th Sept Two games this week will have a huge bearing on finals chances in mini Elimination Finals. The winner of PH 8.13 v StG 3.13 UTS 13.12 v StG 17.11 Preliminary Final Macarthur GIANTS and Macquarie University will claim the final Under 19 Division Two finals position UTS 9.7 v SU 8.13 UNSW/ES 17.20 v SHE while Western Wolves in the Women‘s Division One competition need to secure a big win over Macquarie 8.13 Saturday, 20th Sept University to jump them and claim the last spot. AFL Sydney Premier Division Grand Final Tips for Round 18 Enjoy your weekend at the football! ‘The Rookie’ ‘Danny’ Magpies by 72 Magpies by 40 Phelan Medal Night Giants by 40 Giants by 11 With the end of the season fast approaching we are also Eagles by 32 Bulldogs by 15 not far from AFL Sydney‘s ‗Night of Nights‘ which will be Demons by 40 Demons by 22 held on Monday 15th September at Doltone House. Speak Dragons by 13 Dragons by 41 with your club for details. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 44 1 Round 18 - 23rd —24th August 2014 Round 18 - 23rd —24th August 2014 CODE OF CONDUCT 2014 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS DIVISION FIVE P W L % PTS PARENTS & SUPPORTERS 1 NOR-WEST 17 15 2 344 60 2 CAMDEN 17 13 4 226 52 3 PENRITH 17 13 4 211 52 Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. 4 BLACKTOWN 17 13 4 210 52 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 17 9 8 101 36 Encourage participation, but don‘t force it. 6 UNSW/ES 17 6 11 76 24 Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. 7 MOOREBANK 17 6 11 50 24 8 UTS 17 5 12 74 20 Never ridicule mistakes or losses. Supporters are there to support not 9 NORTH SHORE 17 4 13 36 16 downgrade. 10 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 17 1 16 28 4 UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE P W L % %WON Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires, administra- 1 ST GEORGE 14 11 3 219 79 tors and spectators. Physical or verbal abuse will not be tolerated. 2 NORTH SHORE 14 10 4 158 71 3 MANLY WARRINGAH 15 9 6 107 60 Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time. 4 UNSW/ES 15 9 6 85 60 Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club 5 PENNANT HILLS 14 7 7 144 50 6 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 3 12 68 20 officials in private 7 HILLS EAGLES 15 2 13 43 13 Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO P W L % %WON such comments are politically incorrect and it is your coach, team-mates, 1 WESTERN SUBURBS 15 14 1 283 93 2 MOOREBANK 14 10 4 198 71 Club and family that are let down with such remarks.
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