www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au A F L FROM THE EDITOR LADDER We have reached the halfway mark of the AFL P W L D % Pts West Coast 10 8 2 0 137 Sydney competition and what a great season it Essendon 10 8 2 0 136 has been already . Adelaide 10 8 2 0 128 Collingwood 10 8 2 0 122 Sydney Swans 10 7 3 0 142 Within a blink of an eye we are halfway through the 2012 season and sides now turn their attention to Hawthorn 10 6 4 0 129 the run in to the finals. Competition for spots in the top 5 for all grades is tight highlighted by the Pre- Carlton 10 6 4 0 119 mier Division where it looks like six sides are fighting for five positions. Geelong 10 6 4 0 11 St Kilda 10 5 5 0 115 With clear skies for the majority of the year so far, the changing of the seasons brought with it a change Richmond 10 5 5 0 110 of weather as most matches were played in wet conditions on Saturday and Sunday but despite the Fremantle 10 5 5 0 93 rain all grounds remained open. North Melbourne 10 4 6 0 100 Port Adelaide 10 4 6 0 93 Despite the wet conditions the Premier Division round saw some good football played highlighted by Brisbane 10 4 6 0 89 Western Suburbs first victory of the season as they defeated the still winless Campbelltown by 33 Western Bulldogs 10 4 6 0 84 points. UNSW/ES consolidated their position on top of the ladder when they held Illawarra to just one Melbourne 10 1 9 0 55 goal for the match to record another big win while North Shore were also far too good for Sydney Uni- GWS Giants 10 1 9 0 47 versity. UTS jumped back into the top five with a thumping win against Sydney Hills Eagles at Bruce Gold Coast 10 0 10 0 57 Purser and only inaccurate kicking stopped the margin being much greater while Pennant Hills tough victory over St George has seen the Dragons drop back out of the top five. ROUND 10 RESULTS Richmond 18.13-121 def. St Kilda 16.17-113 Halfway through the season UNSW/ES Club president Leigh Lavery and St George youngster Nick Ryan Geelong 19.12-126 def. GWS 9.7-61 lead the race for the Stan Milton goal scoring medal with twenty eight goals apiece, four goals clear of Hawthorn 27.12-174 def. North Melbourne 9.5-59 Balmain’s Ben Taggart. New Manly Warringah recruit David Kovacevic leads the way in Division One Adelaide 17.9-111 def. Fremantle 12.10-82 race with thirty eight goals from his six games and is eleven clear of UTS Bats Richard Benson. Melbourne 8.10-58 def. Essendon 6.16-52 Port Adelaide 14.15-99 def. Carlton 6.9-45 Other competition leaders at this stage are: Brisbane 16.6-102 def. West Coast 15.10-100 Sydney 20.12-132 def. Western Bulldogs 5.10-40 Division Two—Josiah Ayling (Camden) twenty eight goals, Collingwood 23.11-149 def. Gold Coast 7.10-52 Division Three—Michael Dunlea (Saints afc) fifty goals, Division Four—Adrian Dragicevic (UTS) and Tim Eather (Gosford) thirty goals each, FIXTURES Division Five—Ben Laid (Camden) twenty seven goals, Under Eighteen Division One—Jake Famularo (Sydney Hills Eagles) forty nine goals, ROUND 11 ROUND 12 Under Eighteen Division Two—Tim Cashman (Southern Power) twenty one goals Friday 8th June Friday 14th June Women—Belinda Pride (Balmain Dockers) fifty four goals Carlton v Geelong @ ES West Coast v Carlton @ PS Saturday 9th June Saturday 15th June This weekend we have the majority of sides having a bye but the Premier Division, Division One and Richmond v Fremantle @ MCG Adelaide v St Kilda @ AS Under 18’s Division One are all playing on the Monday of the long weekend. The UNSW/ES v Pennant Gold Coast v St Kilda @ MS GWS v Richmond @ SK Hills clash at Mike Kenny Oval is the highlight of the games while Illawarra host North Shore in the AFL Essendon v Sydney @ ES Gold Coast v North Melbourne @ MS Sydney Match of the week streamed live through the AFL Sydney website with Sydney Hills hosting Sunday 10th June Sunday 17th June Campbelltown who are looking to taste their first victory of the season. A rematch of last years prelimi- Port Adelaide v Hawthorn @ AS Hawthorn v Brisbane @ MCG nary final takes place at Sydney Uni No 1 Oval as Sydney University take on Balmain while Western Sub- Melbourne v Collingwood @ MCG Western Bulldogs v Port Adelaide @ ES urbs will be looking to make it successive victories as they travel to Waverley Oval to take on the inform Bye Bye UTS Bats. Adelaide, Brisbane, GWS, North Melbourne Collingwood, Essendon, Fremantle West Coast & Western Bulldogs Geelong, Melbourne & Sydney Enjoy your Monday at the football! Round 10 - 11th June 2012 32 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 1 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au CODE OF CONDUCT 2012 PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE

Round 1 Round 7 Round 13 Round 18 Sat 31st March PARENTS & SUPPORTERS Sat 19th May Sat 30th June Sat 11th August C’town 13.4 v Illa 20.12 StG 22.12 v C’town 6.4 Campbelltown v Pennant Hills Campbelltown v Balmain UTS 6.7 v UNSW/ES 16.15 UTS 23.10 v Ill 9.11 Illawarra v UNSW/ES St George v UTS PH 12.16 v NS 10.7  Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. WS 5.5 v UNSW/ES 21.10 St George v Sydney Hills North Shore v UNSW/ES SHE 12.9 v WS 11.3  Encourage participation, but don’t force it. Sun 20th May North Shore v UTS Wests v Illawarra Sun 1st April SHE 9.9 v SU 9.8 Sun 1st July Pennant Hills — Bye  Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. SU 4.1 v StG 17.13 PH 12.12 v Bal 10.9 Balmain v Wests Sydney Hills Eagles—Bye Bal — Bye NS — Bye Sydney Uni — Bye Sydney Uni — Bye  Never ridicule mistakes or losses Supporters are there to support not down- Round 2 Round 8 Round 14 Round 19 grade. Sat 14th April PH 10.13 v StG 14.10 Sat 26th May Sat 7th July Sat 18th August C’town 5.8 v NS 14.11 UTS v Campbelltown Pennant Hills v Wests  Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires, administrators SHE 5.5 v UNSW/ES 16.24 Ill 3.10 v PH 10.14 Sydney Uni v North Shore Sydney Uni v Campbelltown and spectators. Physical or verbal abuse will not be tolerated. WS 15.10 v UTS 22.9 Ill 8.15 v SU 4.9 UTS 14.8 v StG 19.8 Sydney Hills v Balmain UNSW/ES v Sydney Hills Eagles  Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time. Sun 15th April WS 6.8 v SU 8.16 Sun 8th July Illawarra v St George Sun 27th May St George v UNSW/ES Sun 19th August  Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club Bal 27.20 v C’town 8.9 NS — Bye Bal 26.12 v SHE 5.7 Pennant Hills v Illawarra Balmain v North Shore officials in private Round 3 UNSW/ES — Bye Wests — Bye UTS — Bye  Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many such Saturday 21st April Round 9 Round 15 Round 20 comments are politically incorrect and it is your coach, team-mates, Club StG 10.17 v Ill 10.6 Sat 2nd June Sat 14th July Sat 25th August UNSW/ES 17.12 v Bal 11.15 C’town 6.7 v WS 11.10 Campbelltown v Sydney Hills Illawarra v UTS and family that are let down with such remarks. UTS 13.19 v SHE 10.8 StG 7.6 v PH 12.8 Illawarra v Balmain North Shore v Pennant Hills  Respect the facilities and equipment of their own and opposing Clubs. NS 23.20 v C’town 6.6 UNSW 9.12 v Ill 1.7 Pennant Hills v Sydney Uni St George v Balmain PH — Bye NS 17.16 v SU 4.5 UNSW/ES v Wests UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni  Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct to- SU— Bye SHE 6.5 v UTS 11.24 North Shore v St George Wests v Sydney Hills ward any player, official, umpire or supporter. Such actions are totally unac- WS — Bye Bal — Bye UTS — Bye Campbelltown — Bye Round 4 Round 10 Round 18 (transferred match) ceptable. Wesdesday 25th April Sat 11th June Sat 21st July Sat 1st Sept WS 5.5 v Bal 25.14  Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, Illawarra v North Shore Sydney Uni v Sydney Hills Qualifying Final Saturday 28th April Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES Round 16 coaches, officials or players. Ill 10.10 v SHE 11.14 Sydney Hills v C’town StG 9.7 v NS 13.17 Sat 28th July Sun 2nd Sept  Abusive language is unacceptable. Sydney Uni v Balmain St George v Sydney Uni Elimination Final UNSW/ES 11.19 v PH 13.9 UTS v Wests  Do not use information technology to make or post inappropriate comments UNSW/ES v UTS UTS 20.17 v SU 11.11 St George — Bye Wests v Campbelltown against players, clubs, club officials, match officials or the League which is C’town — Bye Saturday 8th Sept Round 11 North Shore v Illawarra Round 5 Sat 16th June Sun 29th July 2nd Semi Final discriminatory or offensive. Information technology includes, but is not lim- Sat 5th May

ited to, email, instant messaging, text messages, phone messages, digital C’town 9.8 v UTS 13.5 Pennant Hills v Sydney Hills Balmain v Pennant Hills UNSW/ES 13.15 v StG 13.10 Sydney Uni v UTS Sydney Hills — Bye Sunday 9th Sept images, website postings (including social media such as Facebook, Twitter UNSW/ES v Campbelltown NS 22.15 v Wests 8.6 Round 17 1st Semi Final Wests v St George and blogs). SU 12.9 v PH 19.17 Sat 4th August North Shore v Balmain Sun 6th May Sydney Uni v Wests Sunday 16th Sept Illawarra — Bye Bal 17.18 v Ill 6.9 Campbelltown v St George Preliminary Final SHE — Bye Round 12 UTS v North Shore

Round 6 Sat 23rd June Sydney Hills v Pennant Hills Sat 12th May Campbelltown v Sydney Uni Sun 5th August Saturday, 22nd Sept PH 27.22 v C’town 3.9 UTS v Pennant Hills Balmain v UNSW/ES Grand Final SHE 6.7 v NS 14.12 Wests v North Shore Illawarra — Bye Officeworks: Ill 19.11 v WS 9.13 Sydney Hills v Illawarra a trusted partner Sun 13th May Sun 24th June Bal 13.11 v UTS 2.10 Balmain v St George in the publication SU9.8 v UNSW/ES 24.14 UNSW/ES — Bye

of the Football Record. StG — Bye

Round 10 - 11th June 2012 2 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 31 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 2012 AFL SYDNEY RESULTS AFL SYDNEY CLUB CONTACTS AUBURN Amna K-Hassan 0415 282 855 [email protected] WOMEN BALMAIN David Yole 0421 551 337 [email protected] NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS 4.8-32 def. UNSW 4.2-26

UTS 4.7-31 def. PENRITH 1.3-9 BALMAIN WOMEN’S Christine McDonald 0403 231 134 [email protected]

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 5.3-33 def. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3.5-23 BLACKTOWN MAGIC Greg Howe 0421 064 047 [email protected]

WESTERN WOLVES 11.13-79 def. SOUTHERN POWER 2.4-16 CAMDEN Warren Back 0414 795 529 [email protected]

BALMAIN 11.11-77 def. WOLLONGONG 4.3-27 CAMPBELLTOWN Mick Fabre 0499 772 193 [email protected]

AUBURN BYE GOSFORD WILDCATS Deon Crowden 0448 296 705 [email protected]

2012 LEADING GOALKICKERS 2012 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Clive Sharp 0433 403 620 [email protected] PREMIER DIVISION CLUB LW TOTAL SEN RES U18/ W TOT ILLAWARRA Debbie Brookfield 0417 410 736 [email protected] 3RDS/ LEIGH LAVERY UNSW/ES 1 28 WOM MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Luke Gemmill 0401 214 812 [email protected]

NICK RYAN ST GEORGE 2 28 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S Liz Fassone 0402 784 350 [email protected] MANLY 54 20 10 - 84 BEN TAGGART BALMAIN - 24 MANLY WARRINGAH Richard Wharton 0413 380 925 [email protected] DIVISION ONE BALMAIN 30 30 14 - 74 MOOREBANK Paul Prepost 0407 279 118 [email protected] DAVID KOVACEVIC MANLY 1 38 STHN POWER 42 16 14 - 72 RICHARD BENSON UTS 1 27 NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS Verna Iles 0421 805 147 [email protected] UTS 36 20 16 - 72 ALAN FRITSCH SOUTHERN POWER 4 23 NOR WEST Glenn Whitney 0403 185 265 [email protected]

DIVISION TWO UNSW/ES 42 12 10 - 64 NORTH SHORE Liz Fitzgerald 0417 290 219 [email protected] JOSIAH AYLING CAMDEN 1 28 PENNANT HILLS 42 8 10 - 60 PENNANT HILLS Ian Parker 0428 261 984 [email protected] JONATHAN SHINEBERG ST GEORGE 0 27 PENRITH 30 24 2 - 56 PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579 061 [email protected] DIVISION THREE

MICHAEL DUNLEA SAINTS afc 2 50 NORTH SHORE 36 12 6 - 54 RIVERVIEW Brett Somerville 0412 142 433 [email protected]

GEORGE CAPOZZI UTS 1 27 CAMDEN 18 28 - 4.6 50.6 SAINTS afc Andrew Blakemore 0407 012 155 [email protected] DIVISION FOUR ST GEORGE 30 16 4 - 50 SOUTHERN POWER David Bell 0415 940 219 [email protected] TIM EATHER GOSFORD 0 30 SAINTS afc 30 16 4 - 50 ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405 546 [email protected] ADRIAN DRAGICEVIC UTS 0 30 SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES Tony Moran 0432 321 149 [email protected] DIVISION FIVE SYDNEY UNI 6 28 14 - 48 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Phil Wingate 0452 523 602 [email protected] BEN LAID CAMDEN 7 27 MACQUARIE UNI 24 26 6 - 46 DANIEL FLINT CAMDEN 2 24 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S Ashlee Morgan 0401 353 121 [email protected] NOR WEST 24 12 8 - 44 U18 DIVISION ONE UNSW/ES Paul Simonson 0419 755 684 [email protected] SYDNEY HILLS 18 8 16 - 42 JAMES FAMULARO SYDNEY HILLS 5 49 UNSW WOMEN’S Sarah Court 0439 698 220 [email protected] DANIEL RISBY RIVERVIEW 1 19 MOOREBANK 24 8 8 - 40 UTS Simon Rabbitt 0418 418 278 [email protected] U18 DIVISION TWO ILLAWARRA 18 8 12 - 38 TIMOTHY CASHMAN S’TH POWER 10 21 UTS SHAMROCKS Simone Faulkner 0431 400 196 [email protected] HOLROYD-PARRA 24 4 6 - 34 BRADLEY WICKEN MOOREBANK 5 18 WESTERN SUBURBS Scott Partlin 0416 202 752 [email protected] CAMPBELLTOWN 0 8 - 0.8 8.8 WOMENS WESTERN WOLVES Tina Zekants 0405 154 277 [email protected] WESTERN SUBURBS 6 0 2 - 8 BELINDA PRIDE BALMAIN 3 54 WOLLONGONG SAINTS Katherine Gow 0437 502 784 [email protected] VERNA ILES NEWTOWN 3 22 AUBURN 0 - 4 0.4 4.4 NSWAF UMPIRES Angus Heritage 0408 651 855 [email protected]

Round 10 - 11th June 2012 30 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 3 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au FIXTURES 2012 AFL SYDNEY RESULTS FIXTURES — JUNE 11 (MONDAY) FIXTURES — JUNE 16-17 DIVISION TWO Premier Division UNSW/ES 12.12-84 def. ILLAWARRA 2.6-18 Saturday, June 16 Premier Division Pennant Hills v Sydney Hills Eagles @ Mike Kenny @ 2:10pm Monday, June 11 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 7.11-53 def. MOOREBANK 3.4-22 Sydney University v UTS @ Sydney Uni No 1 Oval @ 2:10pm Illawarra v North Shore @ North Dalton Park @ 12:10pm UNSW/ES v Campbelltown @ Village Green @ 2:10pm NOR WEST 7.6-48 def. CAMDEN 6.6-42 Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 2:10pm Western Suburbs v St George @ Picken Oval @ 2:30pm North Shore v Balmain @ Gore Hill Oval @ 2:30pm Sydney Hills Eagles v Campbelltown @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 2:10pm Illawarra — Bye ST GEORGE def. AUBURN By Forfeit Sydney University v Balmain @ Sydney Uni No 1 Oval @ 2:10pm Division One Saturday, June 16 BALMAIN 8.8-56 def. MANLY WARRINGAH 1.1-7 UTS v Western Suburbs @ Waverley Oval @ 2:10pm Western Suburbs v Southern Power @ Picken Oval 10:30am UNSW/ES v Macquarie University @ Village Green @ 12:00pm DIVISION THREE St George — Bye Pennant Hills v Sydney Hills Eagles @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 12:00pm North Shore v Penrith @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12:30pm BLACKTOWN 10.16-76 def. OUTHERN POWER 4.9-33 Division One Holroyd Parramatta v UTS @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 2:30pm Monday , June 11 Manly Warringah — Bye WESTERN SUBURBS 7.14-56 def. CAMPBELLTOWN 6.5-41 Sydney Hills Eagles v Macquarie Uni@ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 12:00pm Division Two Saturday, June 16 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 8.15-63 def. SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 6.9-45 Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES @ Mike Kenny oval @ 12:00pm Sydney University v Balmain @ Sydney Uni No 1 Oval @ 12:00pm St George v Camden @ Olds Park @ 2:10pm UTS v Western Suburbs @ Waverley Oval @ 12:00pm SAINTS AFC 6.7-43 def. UTS 3.3-21 Auburn v Moorebank @ Mona Park @ 2:10pm Holroyd Parramatta v Penrith @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 2:10pm Nor West v UNSW/ES @ Bensons Lane @ 2:10pm SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11.12-78 def. MOOREBANK Sunday, June 17 Manly Warringah v North Shore @ Weldon Oval @ 4:00pm Illawarra v Manly Warringah @ North Dalton Park @ 12:00pm DIVISION FOUR Southern Power — Bye Division Three Saturday, June 16 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 8.10-58 def. MORTH SHORE 5.7-37 Western Suburbs v Moorebank @ Picken Oval @ 8:30am UTS v Blacktown @ Trumper Park @ 10:30am U18 Division One Sydney Hills v Campbelltown @ Bruce Purser @ 2:10pm MANLY WARRINGAH 8.8-56 def. MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 7.8-50 Saturday, June 2 Saints afc v Southern Power @ Pioneers Park @ 2:10pm Illawarra v North Shore @ North Dalton Park @ 10.00am Macquarie University v Sydney University @ University oval @ 2:10pm UTS 7.12-54 def. PENRITH 5.7-37 Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 10.00am Division Four Saturday, June 16 SOUTHERN POWER 7.8-50 def. NOR WEST 2.10-22 St Ignatius, Riverview v Western Suburbs @ Waverley Oval @ 10.00am Nort h Shore v Penrith @ Gore Hill oval @ 10:30am GOSFORD 8.8-56 def. UNSW/ES 2.3-15 Sydney University v Penrith @ Sydney Uni No 1 Oval @ 11.00am UTS v Macquarie University @ Trumper Park @ 10:30am Nor West v UNSW/ES @ bensons Lane @ 12:00pm St George & Sydney Hills Eagles — Bye Southern Power v Gosford @ Gwawley Oval @ 12:00pm DIVISION FIVE Holroyd Parramatta v manly @ Gipps RD Oval @ 12:30pm

Division Five CAMDEN 12.8-80 def. PENRITH 5.7-37 Saturday, June 16 UTS v Moorebank @ Trumper Park @ 8:30am SAINTS AFC 7.7-49 def. UNSW/ES 3.5-23 UNSW/ES v Penrith @ Village Green @ 10:00am Holroyd Parramatta v Sydney University @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 10:30am SYDNEY UNIVERSITY def. MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY By Forfeit Macquarie University v Camden @ University oval @ 12:00pm Saints afc — Bye MOOREBANK 8.9-57 def. HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 7.9-51 U18 Division One Saturday, June 16 UTS BYE Nort h Shore v Penrith @ Gore Hill Oval @ 8:30am U18 DIVISION ONE Pennant Hills v Sydney Hills Eagles @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 10:00am Western Suburbs v St George @ Picken Oval @ 12:30pm ILLAWARRA 13.12-90 def. UNSW/ES 8.8-56 Sydney University v St Ignatius @ Sydney Uni No 1 @ 4:45pm UNSW/ES & Illawarra —Bye SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 12.11-83 def. ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 2.7-19 U18 Division Two Saturday, June 16 PENNANT HILLS 9.7-61 def. ST GEORGE 4.11-35 Holroyd Parramatta v Balmain @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 8:30am Nor West v Saints @ Bensons Lane @ 10:00am SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11.3-69 def. NORTH SHORE 7.11-53 Southern Power v Moorebank @ Gwawley Oval @ 10:00am Sydney Hills v Macquarie University @ Bruce Purser @ 12:00pm PENRITH Bye WESTERN SUBURBS Bye Manly Warringah — Bye Womens U18 DIVISION ONE Saturday, June 16 Auburn v Western Wolves @ Mona Park @ 10:00am SOUTHERN POWER 26.20-176 def. SAINTS AFC 0.0-0 Wollongong v Penrith @ North Dalton park @ 10:00am Southern Power v Sydney University @ Gwawley Oval @ 2:10p, NOR WEST 13.12-90 def. SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 10.6-66 UTS v Newtown @ Trumper Park @ 2:30pm Macquarie University v UNSW/ES @ University oval @ 4:30pm MOOREBANK 13.3-81 def. HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 6.11-47 Balmain — Bye BALMAIN 8.14-62 def. MANLY WARRINGAH 6.12-48 BALMAIN Bye

Round 10 - 11th June 2012 4 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 29 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 2012 AFL SYDNEY RESULTS AFL SYDNEY WEBSITE PREMIER DIVISION Whatever you need to know about AFL Sydney WESTERN SUBURBS 2.0, 7.3, 10.8, 11.10 (76) PENNANT HILLS 4.4, 7.4, 11.7, 12.8 (80) CAMPBELLTOWN 1.4, 3.6, 4.6, 6.7 (43) ST GEORGE 4.1, 6.3, 7.5, 7.6 (48) is available on our website GOALS, GOALS, WESTERN SUBURBS : M. Eurell 4, B. Mumme 2, J. Lear 1, R. Chowanetz 1, D. PENNANT HILLS : R. Ediriwickrama 4, M. Crawford 2, P. Barnes 2, M. Carey 1, C. Hassett 1, J. Zoppo 1, C. McGrath 1 Barton 1, K. Wright 1, L. Bilbe 1 www.sydneyafl.com.au CAMPBELLTOWN : J. Van Luenen 1, M. Morey 1, P. Green 1, N. Hudson 1, D. ST GEORGE : L. Broome 2, N. Ryan 2, D. Ryan 1, A. Wynn 1, P. Sain 1 Linsen 1, F. Brown 1 BEST, BEST, PENNANT HILLS : A. Goodall, C. Smith, A. Crisfield, M. Crawford, T. Wales, K. WESTERN SUBURBS : J. Polley, C. McGrath, S. Hudson, L. Roehrig, S. Lear, J. Codd- Wright Latest News Results Miller ST GEORGE : S. Wilsen, B. Voigt, P. Sain, L. Perris, P. McBride, B. Sharp CAMPBELLTOWN : D. Linsen, P. Green, H. Sherwood, N. Smith, B. Joynson UMPIRES: J. Bailey, F. Kalayzich, D. Garroway UMPIRES: L. Turner, C. Fletcher, M. Richards

UNSW/ES 4.3, 8.9, 8.11, 9.12 (66) NORTH SHORE 3.3, 7.4, 11.9, 17.16 (118) 2012 Fixtures Ladders ILLAWARRA 0.0, 1.4, 1.5, 1.7 (13) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 1.1, 2.2, 3.5, 4.5 (29)

GOALS, GOALS, UNSW/ES : J. Parmenter 2, A. Gulden 2, A. Bantoft 1, J. Pascoe 1, R. Troon 1, L. NORTH SHORE : D. Hadden 3, P. Brackin 3, N. Todd 2, P. Codling 2, L. Pryor 1, D. Photo Gallery Sydney AFL Forms Lavery 1, H. Nichols 1 Fitzgerald 1, B. Fitzgerald 1, R. Lynch 1, Z. Manley 1, C. Callander 1, S. Easey 1 ILLAWARRA : M. Daly 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : C. Fleetwood 2, A. Holmes 1, A. Hawtin 1 BEST, BEST, UNSW/ES : A. Bantoft, E. Kiel, M. Rawlinson, R. Troon, A. Henderson, A. NORTH SHORE : S. Jackson, B. Fitzgerald, D. Hadden, T. McMahon, P. Brackin, R. All match details and player information will be available Gulden Lynch ILLAWARRA : L. Rutter, T. Green, T. Bartlett, K. Litchfield, M. Daly, L. Wilson SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : D. McKay, M. Carey, C. Reichman, S. Crichton, C. Kennedy, A. Hawtin on the website by 7pm on the day of the match

UMPIRES: M. Hopkins, A. Grosas, S. Stork UMPIRES: G. Bertram, M. Peck, C. Hayter SOCIAL MEDIA UTS 1.8, 4.11, 7.18, 11.24 (90) SOCIAL MEDIA SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 0.2, 2.2, 5.3, 6.5 (41)

GOALS, UTS : B. Worrall-Thompson 3, L. Meyrick 2, M. Davis 2, J. Caica 1, P. Healey 1, J. Gardiner 1, T. Wallace 1 SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES : M. Clinch 2, B. Rogers 2, A. Moeller 1, J. Shephard 1 BALMAIN — BYE BEST, UTS : F. Adamson, M. King, F. Purcell, A. Davis, N. Haslam, L. Trimboli SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES : E. Okunbor, A. Pirika, J. Shephard, J. Cutting, R. Fitton, A. Foxall UMPIRES: W. Macarthur, A. Lewis, B. Dean DIVISION ONE A F L Sy d n e y @ A F L Syd n e y HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 1.2, 5.2, 8.2, 14.6 (90) SOUTHERN POWER 1.4, 6.6, 7.12, 11.16 (82) NORTH SHORE 2.2, 6.2, 7.3, 7.3 (45) PENNANT HILLS 0.2, 1.2, 1.2, 2.2 (14)

GOALS, GOALS, HOLROYD PARRAMATTA : M. Stacey 4, J. Pidgeon 3, L. Cocks 2, J. Fenaroli 1, J. SOUTHERN POWER : A. Fritsch 4, S. Demir 2, L. Jansson 1, L. Davis 1, T. Smith 1, AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK Smith 1, A. Byrne 1, N. Lee 1, J. Clark 1 M. Young 1, M. Cairnduff 1 NORTH SHORE : T. Aynsley 2, K. Tangney 2, J. Watters 1, J. Gray 1, T. Bransgrove 1 PENNANT HILLS : J. Clarke 1, N. De Gorter 1 BEST, BEST, HOLROYD PARRAMATTA : J. Fenaroli, L. McLeod, F. Lobendahn, S. McKinley, M. SOUTHERN POWER : L. Davis, S. Brierty, J. Clarke, L. Jansson, M. Graham, M. In 2012 selected matches will be live streamed through the AFL Sydney Cahill, J. Brazill Cairnduff NORTH SHORE : K. Tangney, R. Meldrum, L. McColl, J. Gray, B. Hatton, T. Aynsley PENNANT HILLS : A. Dallas, C. Stucker, J. Richards, A. Brawn, J. Clarke, P. Witt website thanks to Digital Sports. To watch live simply go to

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 1.2, 2.6, 4.7, 10.12 (72) UTS 0.2, 1.3, 4.6, 6.7 (43) www.sydneyafl.com.au and click on the AFL Sydney TV tab. WESTERN SUBURBS 1.4, 2.5, 3.8, 3.10 (28) SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 0.0, 1.0, 2.3, 2.3 (15)

GOALS, MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : GOALS, A. MacCulloch 3, A. Sliwka 2, S. Ellicott 1, G. Nixon 1, S. Simpson 1, C. Schulz 1, N. UTS : T. McGregor 1, F. Deegan 1, R. Benson 1, W. Chambers 1, M. Davis 1, F. All matches live streamed will then be stored on the AFL Sydney website Anderson 1 McManus 1 WESTERN SUBURBS : R. Cott 1, C. Lucas 1, P. Maxwell 1 SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES : M. Waldron 1, A. Duncan 1 and can viewed at any time. BEST, BEST, MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : A. Rodgers, P. Sobb, G. Nixon, P. Jackson, C. Schulz, S. Simpson UTS : C. Browne, B. Browne, M. Davis, M. Warnock, F. McManus, W. Chambers WESTERN SUBURBS : C. Lucas, S. McWilliam, M. Tuttle, A. Green, P. Boyd, T. O'Hara SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES : J. Spencer, T. Kear, D. Griffith, A. Ritchie

MANLY WARRINGAH 3.2, 6.7, 9.11, 12.16 (88) This weeks live match: UNSW/ES 0.0, 0.0, 0.1, 0.2 (2)

GOALS, MANLY WARRINGAH : PENRITH — BYE T. Armitage 3, W. Brassil 1, S. Rix 1, L. Brain 1, R. Hart 1, D. Kovacevic 1, D. Stroud 1, H. Koch 1, J. McDonald 1, G. Benbow 1 Monday 12:10pm — Illawarra v North Shore UNSW/ES : BEST, MANLY WARRINGAH : T. Armitage, R. Hart, H. Webb, C. Burke, D. Kovacevic, C. Johnston UNSW/ES : C. McKinlay, T. Meredith, S. Benjamin, A. Friedlieb, F. Rowe, B. Roberts Round 10 - 11th June 2012 28 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 5 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK—ROUND 9 2012 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS DIVISION FOUR P W L D F A % PTS UTS 9 9 0 0 1036 322 322 36 GOSFORD 9 8 1 0 989 339 292 32 Fergus Adamson UNSW/ES 9 7 2 0 897 453 198 28 UTS PENRITH 9 6 3 0 856 357 240 24 MANLY WARRINGAH 9 5 4 0 531 596 89 20 NOR WEST 9 3 6 0 481 755 64 12 Cameron Smith Jarryd Polley NORTH SHORE 9 3 6 0 460 791 58 12 Western Suburbs SOUTHERN POWER 9 2 7 0 315 760 41 8 Pennant Hills MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 9 1 8 0 351 862 41 4 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 9 1 8 0 343 1024 34 4 DIVISION FIVE P W L D F A % MR UTS 8 7 0 1 737 267 276 94 Michael King Luke Rutter Etiosa Okunbor SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 8 7 1 0 638 217 294 88 UTS Illawarra Sydney Hills Eagles CAMDEN 8 6 2 0 635 478 133 75 UNSW/ES 8 4 3 1 605 360 168 56 SAINTS afc 8 4 4 0 576 460 125 50 MOOREBANK 8 3 5 0 617 613 101 38 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 8 2 6 0 231 644 36 25 Sam Jackson PENRITH 8 1 7 0 379 804 47 13 North Shore HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 8 1 7 0 228 803 28 13 U18 DIVISION ONE P W L D F A % MR SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 8 8 0 0 940 268 351 100 Aaron Crisfield Clint McGrath ILLAWARRA 8 6 2 0 679 431 158 75 Ed Kiel Pennant Hills Western Suburbs SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 8 6 2 0 679 491 138 75 UNSW/ES PENNANT HILLS 7 5 2 0 584 357 164 71 UNSW/ES 8 4 4 0 539 530 102 50 Alex Goodall NORTH SHORE 5 2 3 0 391 292 134 40 Pennant Hills ST GEORGE 7 2 5 0 389 475 82 29 ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 8 2 6 0 460 499 92 25 David Linsen WESTERN SUBURBS 6 1 5 0 232 566 41 17 PENRITH 7 0 7 0 120 1104 11 0 Campbelltown U18 DIVISION TWO P W L D F A % MR SOUTHERN POWER 7 7 0 0 711 146 487 100 BALMAIN 7 6 1 0 798 306 261 86 MANLY WARRINGAH 8 5 3 0 568 386 147 63 Steve Wilsen Sam Crichton Brendan Fitzgerald MOOREBANK 7 4 3 0 504 543 93 57 NOR WEST 8 4 4 0 555 459 121 50 St George Sydney Uni North Shore HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 7 2 5 0 339 508 67 29 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 7 2 5 0 331 532 62 29 SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 6 1 5 0 338 428 19 17 SAINTS afc 7 1 6 0 143 979 15 14 WOMENS P W L D F A % MR BALMAIN DOCKERS 8 8 0 0 875 149 587 100 Aaron Bantoft Matt Rawlinson NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS 6 5 1 0 379 149 254 83 UNSW/ES UNSW/ES WOLLONGONG SAINTS 7 5 2 0 376 182 207 71 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 6 4 2 0 441 144 306 67 WESTERN WOLVES 7 4 3 0 497 209 238 57 UNSW STINGRAYS 7 4 3 0 399 251 159 57 Pat Brackin MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 7 3 4 0 240 357 67 43 North Shore SOUTHERN POWER 8 3 5 0 273 331 82 38 AUBURN TIGERS 7 2 5 0 140 523 27 29 UTS SHAMROCKS 8 1 7 0 68 816 8 13 PENRITH RAMETTES 7 0 7 0 96 673 14 0

Round 10 - 11th June 2012 6 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 27 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 2012 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY RISING STAR—ROUND 9 PREMIER DIVISION P W L D F A % MR UNSW/ES 8 7 1 0 883 444 199 88 JARRYD POLLEY (Western Suburbs) PENNANT HILLS 8 7 1 0 789 499 158 88 Jarryd has played at Western Suburbs Magpies and Wests Juniors since 2005, when he began playing AFL as a 12 year old. Since NORTH SHORE 7 6 1 0 776 355 219 86 coming to AFL Jarryd has developed his skills, making Pigeons representative sides on multiple occasions. The pace of his develop- BALMAIN 7 5 2 0 918 378 243 71 ment was such that he played in Wests under 18’s side over a period of 4 seasons, which culminated in his winning the Under 18’s Best & Fairest in 2011. UTS 9 6 3 0 853 735 116 67 ST GEORGE 8 5 3 0 773 564 137 63 Season 2011 was also the year Jarryd first tasted senior football. Enjoying this opportunity and keen to continue in the top grade, SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 8 3 5 0 448 772 58 38 Jarryd worked extremely hard during the off-season, making extensive use of the club’s gym and fitness facilities. Since the start of ILLAWARRA 9 3 6 0 603 792 76 33 season 2012 Jarryd has continued this work ethic. He is always one of the first to arrive for training, always putting in 100% on the WESTERN SUBURBS 8 1 7 0 480 901 53 13 track and encouraging other players, be they many years his senior. This hard work has earned him his spot in the Premier Division side playing every game this season, showing poise beyond his years and seeing plenty of action playing off the half back flank and SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 8 1 7 0 433 829 52 13 back pocket. Jarryd is always hard at the ball, putting his body on the line week in week out for his team. His fearless commitment CAMPBELLTOWN 8 0 8 0 391 1078 36 0 to his teammates, his enthusiasm for the game and his loyalty to the Club reflect the key attributes of Wests players. Indeed, his personal motto is testament to that: DIVISION ONE P W L D F A % MR MANLY WARRINGAH 9 9 0 0 1036 200 518 100 “Live and die for the Wiggly Worm”

SOUTHERN POWER 8 7 1 0 768 229 335 88 Everyone at Wests congratulate Jarryd on his achievement and at only 19 years of age, having PENRITH 7 5 2 0 428 424 101 71 played over 100 games already wearing the “Wiggly Worm”, look forward to watching him run UTS 9 5 4 0 606 483 125 56 around Picken Oval for many years to come. HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 8 4 4 0 510 505 101 50 Previous Nominees MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 8 4 4 0 439 458 96 50 Rd 1—Taran Etto (Campbelltown) NORTH SHORE 7 3 4 0 397 461 86 43 Rd 2—Joshua Cass (Balmain) UNSW/ES 8 3 5 0 464 691 67 38 Rd 3—Erol Sertbas (North Shore) SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 8 2 6 0 385 562 69 25 Rd 4—Tim Wales (Pennant Hills) PENNANT HILLS 8 2 6 0 300 722 42 25 Rd 5—Jackson Monk (Balmain) WESTERN SUBURBS 8 0 8 0 278 876 32 0 Rd 6—Damon Steer (Sydney Hills Eagles) Rd 7—Sam Tagliabue (UNSW/ES) Rd 8—Alex Hawtin (Sydney University) DIVISION TWO P W L D F A % MR UNSW/ES 9 8 1 0 814 434 188 89 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 8 7 1 0 505 365 138 88 AFL SYDNEY WOMEN’S RISING STAR—ROUND 8 BALMAIN 9 7 2 0 590 522 113 78 MANLY-WARRINGAH 8 5 3 0 561 377 149 63 LILY HALL HARRIS (UTS Shamrocks) MOOREBANK 9 4 5 0 650 586 111 44 ST GEORGE 9 4 5 0 458 471 97 44 Lily, 19 in her first AFL season suffered a setback after making her debut in Round 1 this year. A broken finger only NOR WEST 9 4 5 0 507 592 86 44 made Lily more determined and eager to get back on the field and she did so with style against Penrith last Satur- CAMDEN 9 3 6 0 581 656 89 33 day, contributing to the team’s win. ILLAWARRA 9 2 7 0 503 573 88 22 AUBURN 9 0 9 0 249 842 30 0 Lily has great pace around the ground, showing these skills while playing on the wing last weekend.

Lily is committed at training and is determined to improve her game and is a pleasure DIVISION THREE P W L D F A % PTS to coach. She is a popular team mate at the Shamrocks and after playing AFL 9’s in UTS 9 8 1 0 1054 160 659 32 summer, has transitioned really well to the full-field game. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 8 1 0 845 299 283 32 BLACKTOWN 9 7 2 0 966 372 260 28 Previous Nominees SAINTS afc 9 6 3 0 965 429 225 24 Rd 1—Sandra Janjetokic (Sydney University) SOUTHERN POWER 9 4 5 0 765 623 123 16 Rd 2—Jessica Paulic (Auburn) MACQUARIE UNI 9 4 5 0 557 805 69 16 Rd 3—Caitlin Stanistreet (UNSW/ES) Rd 4—Steph Pokrivka (Wollongong) SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES 9 3 6 0 372 671 55 12 Rd 5—Eleri Morris (Wollongong) CAMPBELLTOWN 9 2 7 0 420 1079 39 8 Rd 6—Ashley Gray (Macquarie University) MOOREBANK 9 2 7 0 234 878 27 8 Rd 7—Kirsty Church (Wollongong) WESTERN SUBURBS 9 1 8 0 292 1154 25 4

Round 10 - 11th June 2012 26 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 7 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au FORWARD FOCUS FOR THE STUDENTS The landscape has changed for Sydney University with their senior side competing in the NEAFL Eastern Conference for the first time this year but the club is still hungry for success in the AFL Sydney competition. That is the view of Sydney University President, Chas Wilkinson. However, he admits the focus has shifted with admission into the second-tier competition. “Obviously our focus this year so far has been pushing towards the NEAFL experience,” Wilkinson said. “Looking at local football, we want to respect the AFL Sydney competition and that means developing players through our Premier Division side to go on and play NEAFL. “Ultimately, we want to be pushing in a two to three year period for premierships locally.” Like Sydney Hills Eagles, the Students’ have had to build on last year’s list to strengthen the club’s depth, and Wilkinson has been pleased with the club’s progress in this area. “It has meant bringing in a number of new players to the club but more importantly we have given a large number of returning players the opportunity to build into that NEAFL season,” he said. “Our High Performance Program has taken real momentum this year with over 30 players committing to a four-day program led by Daniel Gilmore (former Fremantle Docker). “We want to create the very visible pathway, and the opportunity for our young players to push through from Colts to Premier Division and to NEAFL.” The year will not be without its challenges either, not just on the field- according to Wilkin- son. “This season is a massive year of development for our footballers..and for our club admini- stration and management,” he said. “We want to be competitive through year one and execute our structures. “Looking into the future, we want to return to finals football, attracting some new talent to improve our standard of football through Premier Division.” Wilkinson’s focus is not just on the NEAFL and Premier Division sides when it comes to suc- cess. “At a lower level, we want to bridge the gap between Premier Division and our Division Two side so a premiership through our lower grades, and aspire for promotion to Division One would be our goal,” he said. The investment is all in the aim of being an attractive club for new and existing players. “We want to become the recognised club of choice for AFL football in Sydney, be it through Sydney AFL or the NEAFL experience,” Wilkinson noted. “We obviously want to invest in local talent and give local talent the opportunity through being the attractive club of choice to play locally and push through to the state level of NEAFL football.”

Round 10 - 11th June 2012 8 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 25 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION PLAYER PROFILE — DYLAN BROGAN www.nswafua.com.au Dylan Brogan 21 years old 2012 Number List No Name No Name Macquarie University player since 2007 No Name 43 CYRUS AFTASI 57 MORGAN HUDSON 91 games and 25 goals in the AFL Sydney competition 2011 Club Best & Fairest- 20 games and 4 goals 1 ANTON LEWIS 44 SEAN STREAT 58 CHRIS NIXON

46 MATTHEW KRISE 60 MICHAEL ELLIOT 2 ALEXANDER TALBOT Congratulations on your Club Best & Fairest last year. How would you rate the sea- 3 JUSTIN FOX 47 DANIEL CRICHTON 61 BLAKE LANGER son personally and for the team? 48 CONOR DEWAR 62 ALEX HOCKING 4 DAVID NEWELL We probably could’ve got a lot further through the season than we did but we had a few key injuries late in the 49 STIRLING COATES 63 DAVID McPHERSON 5 CAMERON BARR season, which weren’t timed very well. It didn’t quite go as well as planned because if we had our full side then I 50 DAVID LENOIR 64 CHRISTINE BURROWS think we really could’ve won it. 6 JAMES BAILEY 51 JEREMY BOLAND 65 MATTHEW GEDDES I probably started the season a bit slow because I wasn’t fit enough to start with but ended up winning the Best 7 FRANK KALAYZICH 52 ANDREW MORRIS 66 JORDAN JACKSON and Fairest which was pretty good. I think it was quite easy to do well when I had the whole team really helping me 9 MICHAEL PECK 53 JESS MARKUT 69 PAUL O’BRIEN out. It was a really good midfield side which we had. You have been with Macquarie University since 2007. What do you enjoy about being with the club? 10 MARK HOPKINS 54 JUSTIN REISS 70 ZOE VICIC The mateship there is from my experience second-to-none. I came to the club the first year they had Under 18s and 11 DEAN GARROWAY 55 DANIEL COGHLAN 71 MATTHEW ELLIOTT the first graders got around us the whole time and they were really welcoming. It was awesome coming to the 12 TODD FLETCHER 56 IGOR STOJKOV 79 DAMIAN ELVEY club for the first time out of junior football where I didn’t know what to expect. All the off-field functions and every- 13 CARL FLETCHER The committee and members of the AFL Sydney Umpire Group I thing; I have really got some mates for life out of the footy club which is just awesome. 14 WILLIAM MacARTHUR Off the back of a strong individual year in 2011, what are you looking to work on this year? Do you have any NSWAFUA wish to congratulate and acknowledge Ken Ray who offici- 15 STEPHEN STORK goals which you want to achieve? ates in his 450th Premier Division match in the Sydney Competition 17 AIDAN GROSAS Personally, I’ve still got a little bit of work to do on my fitness. I just wanted as co-captain with Paul Jackson this this weekend - it is also significant to note that Ken has officiated in year to figure out what sort of captain I want to be. I haven’t really done that before...how to best get the team 18 STEVEN WALLBANK fifteen (15) games so far in season 2012; a great achievement since focused and to get the maximum out of their football and try and improve. Hopefully we can have another shot at 19 GAVIN BERTRAM we have only had nine (9) official rounds. the title this year. 20 CHRIS HAYTER What has been the impact of your new senior coach, Damien Phillips, on the team? 22 JOHN BENSON It is hard to believe but this Ken’s twenty third (23) season of officiat- He has had a great impact. He is very well organised and as a first grade coach, as you would expect, he has a 23 MICHAEL RICHARDS ing with the AFL Sydney Umpires Group. great football brain. He is really able to motivate and pick out what we need to work on quickly- nothing goes unnoticed. We started with half a side from last year with a lot of ins and outs and everyone is starting to gel really 24 LACHLAN McDONALD well- he’s figured out the coaching style that works out for this playing group which is really pleasing. 25 CHRIS MARATHAKIS In addition to his remarkable achievements in Sydney football, Ken You mentioned briefly there about his coaching style. How does he deal with the playing group? 26 ASHLEY SYMONS has also personally umpired in seventy (70) VFL/AFL games. He figured out the game plan that works best for us and having an average 27 GLEN CALLAGHAN age group of 20-24 with a few stragglers at the older age group, he’s got that 29 GEORDIE HAWKINS Ken also had an accomplished playing career including the winning of sort of typical Gen Y approach. He has basically figured out its not nurturing, it’s that building confidence of the young players . A lot of them are new to the 30 JACK BAWDEN a premiership in 1968 and he also successfully petitioned the intro- senior football and a lot have come from the Under 18s. He is able to build duction of an Australian Rules Football Team at his Rugby Union 31 BRAD DEAN everyone up and get them playing at their best. 32 RILEY MIEDLER dominated school. Who is your favourite AFL team and player? 33 TOM BOWES Sydney Swans, and my favourite player is Nick Malceski. I love the way he is 34 LUKE TURNER If this wasn’t enough, Ken has also been a field umpire and has able to rebound off half-back and his delivery to forwards- his skills are superb. coached junior teams – one year to a grand final only to narrowly Who will win the AFL Premiership, and Brownlow and Coleman Medals? 35 PETER HUMPHRIES loose to a team coached by another AFL Sydney stalwart – Bruce You can’t go past Chris Judd (Brownlow), the premiership will probably unfor- 36 SAMUEL PARKINSON Hunter. tunately be Hawthorn, and the Coleman- probably Buddy Franklin; he would 37 STEPHEN BAKER be due for one. 38 VICTORIA RAWLINGS Who would be the funniest teammate and why? The level of commitment that Ken has made to the umpiring commu- 39 DANIEL WHITE Nathan Jackson for his great timing with everything. He always has perfectly nity is outstanding and his guidance, support and encouragement of timed calls and basically says what everyone is thinking, all the time. 40 MICHAEL RASO the entire umpire group is acknowledged and respected. Finally, what would be your footballing highlight to date? 41 ANDY SMYTH The highest is a tight call between the 2009 Grand Final which we won in Divi- 42 ROBERT COOKSLEY We thank Ken for his continuing commitment to improving and sup- sion 2 and the Best and the Fairest last year. It would have to be the 2009 43 SEAN STREAT porting the AFL Sydney Umpires Group. Grand Final though because winning a premiership with your mates is just the best thing that will ever happen to you.

Round 10 - 11th June 2012 24 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 9 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au ILLAWARRA LIONS MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Ken Ewen - C h a p p e l Senior Coach: Leigh Brain 2012 Team List No Name Goals Club Colours: Red & White Club Colours: Maroon & White No Name Goals 1 BEN HYNDES www.wlions.com.au www.manlyafl.com 1 JAMES BEHAGG 2 THOMAS GREEN 2 DAVID STROUD 3 KENNETH EWEN-CHAPPELL The Lions had a mixed day last weekend travelling to Village Green to The Manly Wolves welcome local rivals North Shore on Monday evening in 3 TYRONE ARMITAGE 4 WADE EDMED take on Uni of NSW in monsoonal conditions. The Under 18’s had six what is likely to be soggy conditions for Round 10. Division 2 also front up 5 CHRIS HALLY-BURTON players unable to play because of Swans Academy duties and with against Sydney Uni in the Round 4 make-up game on the road on Saturday 4 JUSTIN HALL 6 RICKY NEELS another three crucial injuries the playing stocks were decimated. How- morning. 5 ANGUS BUNCLE ever, as usual Forsty and Brad Green were able to rally the troops and 7 ETHAN HAILEY put a more than competitive team on the park. It’s been an impressive start to the year for the Wolves with all four of the 6 RYAN WEARNE 8 BRAD PATTERSON Wolves’ teams sitting in finals positions at the halfway point in the season. 7 JACK HAWKINS 9 BARRON HANSON Mitch Bates unselfishly dropped back to help out and with the injection 8 HARRY WEBB 10 JIMMY WEAVERS of three Northern Tigers players the paddock was full. With a slippery Manly’s first grade side continued its sensational run in Round 9 - this time in wet conditions - with an 88-2 domination of the Bulldogs. Coach Brain 11 MITCHELL DALY ball and muddy track it was always going to be a grind, but the Lion 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON Cubs were up to the task and came away with an impressive win. Elwyn was impressed with an overall team performance across the ground. Ty had 12 RYAN PRICE 11 CONNOR PETTERSON Roberts kicked 4 entertaining goals and continues to build something of one of his better games for the club and handled the slippery ball with ease. 13 DANIEL McCLURE a cult following amongst the senior players. Joel Sutherland was dan- Magnum was again in the best, as was Webb, Burke and Johnston who 12 JAMES MASON relished the conditions. 14 RHYS BRANBROOK gerous in the forward line again with 3 majors while Lav and Ben Hoc- 13 GARETH BENBOW tor kicked 2 each. 16 LEWIS WILSON The Wolves Division 2 side came up against a harder and stronger opponent 14 JAMES GOTTSCHALK 17 KEEGAN LITCHFIELD in Balmain who shot to a game breaking 7 goal first half without the Wolves By the time Div 2 started the tsunami had definitely hit. The entire registering. From there, the Wolves were able to match it physically in the 15 ERIC BURKE 18 LUKE RUTTER boundary on the grandstand side was under water and one of the goal second half slog, with just 1 goal scored apiece. Best for the Wolves were 16 BEN JOSEPH 19 RYAN WELLS umpires was knee deep in a flood plain. However the game must go on Pilat, Motor, Walt and Dom who fought hard for 4 quarters. The Wolves will 17 WILLIAM BRASSIL 21 CHRISTOPHER COOK and it did. Unfortunately the Lions boys could not contain Uni’s supe- need to learn quickly as they face another finals contender in Sydney Uni - rior wet weather skills and we came out second best on the day. By the 22 DUANE JEFFERIS likely to be in more wet conditions next weekend. 18 LEVI BRAIN end of the match, Sam Jenner and Will Cook were out on their feet 23 PAUL BALDING 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON after mighty efforts in the midfield. The backline was held together all Division 4 was back in the winner’s circle after a tight 6-point win against 24 TROY BARTLETT day by Nathan Iskra and Aaron Boatfield was strong around the ground. Mac Uni. The Wolves set up the win in the first quarter before the deluge 20 HARRISON KOCH came, kicking 6 big goals. They were only able to register another 2 for the 25 RHYS CUTIFANI 21 MATT AHERN The Firsts played a game of two distinct halves against a quality Uni line rest of the game and held off the fast finishing Warriors to claim an impor- 26 RICHARD OEHME th -up. In the first two terms Uni was able to kick 4 goals a piece and took tant win and consolidate 5 spot. For the Wolves Courtney had another top 22 SAM RIX 27 WILL COOK game and was well supported by Deano, Greg and Flynn. a 57-10 lead into half time. After the main break it was all hands on 23 DAVID KOVACEVIC 29 ERIN FRANKLIN deck and the score for the second half was 9-3 to Uni. While the condi- 30 NICK TAIT tions made it difficult to score, it was the extreme commitment and The Under 18s sit in 3rd sport after a tough battle with second placed Bal- 24 JACOB GRAHAM 31 SAM JENNER hard work by the boys that kept the ladder leaders to only 1 goal in a main, eventually going down by 14 points in nasty wet conditions at 25 RYAN McSORLEY half of football. Tom Green did an outstanding job in a crucial tagging Weldon. Coach Morgan was happy with the overall team effort, especially 32 SAM CAIRNS given the limited bench. Once again, Mitch was dangerous up forward with 26 ROBERT HART role and Troy Bartlett was solid as usual at full-back and in the ruck. 33 JOSHUA LEWIS 2 goals, with Paul huge in the ruck again. Billy, Cal, Teabag and Duncan were Luke Rutter had one of his best games for the year, regularly bringing 27 CALUM JOHNSON 34 JOSHUA TIER other top players for the Wolves. the ball out of the backline and Keegan Litchfield kept one of the 28 BYRON HORRELL 35 MATTHEW ADAMSON League’s most formidable forwards goalless in the second half. Good luck to all teams this week and thanks again to our 2012 sponsors, 29 JIMI McDONALD 38 MITCHELL BATES Hotel Steyne, Bray’s IGA, Ann Wilson Funerals, Chocolate Box Training, 39 JACOB BROOKFIELD This week the Ressies have a week off while the 18’s and Firsts take on Bendigo Bank, Australian School of Massage, Raised by Wolves, Dental 30 NATHAN BOSSCHIETER North Shore at home on Monday. 41 BEN GATWOOD Design and JC’s Pizza Café. 31 CLINTON SCARFE

43 DYLAN BROOKE Go you Lions! 32 BEN COLLINS 44 PETER LLOYD 34 JACKSON POLA-SMITH 48 RYAN WOODWARD 35 TOBY JONES 58 SHANE MORGAN

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Round 10 - 11th June 2012 10 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 23 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WARRIORS NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 2012 Team List 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Damien Phillips Senior Coach: Jon Hayres No Name Goals No Name Goals Club Colours: Red, Black & White Club Colours: Black & Red 1 LACHLAN PRYOR www.muafc.com www.northshorefc.com.au 1 COLBY SCHULZ 2 DANNY ROBERTS 2 NATHAN JACKSON On the road again. It’s a public holiday, and what could be a better 3 DALE FITZGERALD The Mac Uni Warriors Women’s team caused one of the upsets of the alternative to a regular Monday in the office than to be on the 4 MICHAEL TRENT season on Saturday, defeating last season’s SWAFL Division One grand 3 DYLAN BROGAN footy field. 5 JARRYD WATTERS finalist Sydney University 5.3. (33) to 3.5. (23) at St Paul’s Oval. 4 ANDRE SLIWKA Three of our teams are in action today, split over two venues. For 6 SAM CURRUTHERS Premier Division and the Under 18s, we’re heading to the ‘Gong for In what was one of the toughest performances the team has produced 7 BRENDAN FITZGERALD 5 PAUL JACKSON a clash against Illawarra. Div 1 will take the north-eastern route to so far this season, the Warriors bounced back from a disappointing 8 CHRIS MURPHY Weldon for a local derby against Manly. 6 SHAUN SMITH game last week against Balmain, by beating a team looking to cement a 9 ADRIAN HARRY top two spot on the Women’s Sydney AFL ladder. 7 JAMES MOYLAN The heavens opened up last Saturday, and a marathon day of footy 10 JASON HARRY became a slog on a heavy track. The wet conditions certainly af- 12 SAM NAISMITH 8 SEAN ELLICOT The match was played in soggy conditions, making the contest low- scoring and handling very difficult for both teams. It was Sydney Uni fected the ladies’ day activities, but it was an enjoyable day for 13 TIM NASH 9 THOMAS POPE who broke clear early, taking a small lead into the first break by kicking those that took part; and the club thanks all who were involved 14 JAMIE O’DELL two of the first three goals. with making the day happen. 15 SCOTT EASEY 10 GAVIN NIXON The seniors continued their excellent form with a runaway win over 16 MATTY THOMAS 11 HUGH KIRBY However, over the next 2 quarters the Warriors took control, capitaliz- Sydney Uni, remaining undefeated since the opening day of the 17 MICHAEL VOYAGE ing on some tough work in the middle from ruckman Aislinn Albury and season and maintaining our grip on a spot in the top three. The 19 RYAN MELDRUM 12 PETE LEBRETON rover Tash Nair. A brilliant third quarter by defenders Belinda Muldoon news wasn’t so good for our other grades, with the Under 18s 20 PAT CODLING 13 NICK WILLIAMSON and Barbara Lynch saw the Warriors head into the last change 18 points going down to Sydney Uni and Div 1 and Div 4 going down to Hol- up and with a famous victory in sight. royd-Parramatta; all our teams put up a strong fight, but unfortu- 21 TOM McMAHON 14 ANDREW ROBERTSON nately for those three grades the run of play didn’t go our way. 22 ZAC MANLEY Despite some nervous moments in the final term, and with Sydney Uni 24 NICK TODD 15 SAMUEL WOOD desperately fighting to get back into the contest, the Warriors held on Don’t forget to book your place at the 2012 Red and Black Ball. 25 RON WASON to win by 10 points. Full forward and team captain Emma McClelland 16 SAM FORREST Saturday 14th July will be the date of our next big function, the Red scored two goals, as did Aislinn Albury, and there was also some great 26 TIM WESTON 17 SAM SIMPSON work done by Loretta Moore and Sarah Botros across the ground. and Black Ball at the Greenwood Plaza. 27 SAM SCHMIDT A Casino Royale theme will see a big night, with a 3-course meal, 28 KEITH MITCHELL 18 MARK BISHOP drinks and many fun and memorable moments. It was the Warrior’s first ever win against the Bombers, and it improves 29 LACHLAN KILPATRICK Tickets are $100 for all players, $60 for U18s and $150 for one U18 19 CAMERON LUDOWYKE their record to 3 wins and 4 losses heading into the June long week- 30 RORY PRYOR end. Their next game will see Mac Uni host UNSW/ES Stingrays, in a and one of their parents, this price includes a three course meal 31 JACK DAVIS 20 MICHAEL TWOHIG game that could well shape the finals aspirations for both teams. and alcohol. Please ensure that you RSVP by 30 June, as no tickets will be sold after this date or on the night. 32 TOM ANYSLEY 22 MARK RICE In the Men’s competition, the Warriors secured wins in both First 33 DOUG HADDIN 23 JORDAN BELL Grade and Reserve Grade. Division 1 took three quarters to shut the Good luck for all players, coaches and officials for today’s games. 34 DAVID ORR door on Western Suburbs before a steamroll finish that produced a 35 CHARLIE CALLENDAR 25 BRODIE COOPER 10.12-72 vs 3.10-28 victory, while in Division 3 the Warriors had the Go North Shore!!! 36 TIM SCHMIDT goods on Sydney Hills Eagles with a final score of 8.12-63 vs 6.9-45. 27 NED ANDERSON 38 BROCK HATTON 28 LUKE GEMMILL 39 PATTY BRACKIN 40 BRENT BARNES 29 RONAN WORDSWORTH 41 RICHARD LYNCH 32 JOSEPH RISLEY 42 ADAM REDDIE 34 ANGUS RODGERS 45 ALEX HARMER 46 KADE TANGNEY

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Round 10 - 11th June 2012 22 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 11 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au PENNANT HILLS DEMONS PENRITH RAMS 2012 Team List 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Chris Yard Senior Coach: Phil McGuinness No Name Goals No Name Goals Club Colours: Navy blue & Red Club Colours: Black, Teal & White 1 DANIEL KEATING 1 BRYCE RONEY www.phafl.com.au www.penrithrams.com.au 2 SEBASTIAN PARKER 2 NATHAN ALLISON 3 AARON CRISFIELD Last weekend Premiers and Under 18s travelled to Kelso oval in Panania to With the seniors having the bye in Division One, attention turned to the Divi- 3 ADAM SHARP play St George whilst Division 1 visited Gwawley oval to play Southern Power. sion Four clash at Greygums Oval against the undefeated UTS Bats. Penrith 4 BRAD LEECH 4 TOM ANGEL went into the match in excellent form after keeping Nor-West Jets scoreless at Rainy conditions prevailed but the ground surface was in perfect condition for 5 RYAN BOYD 5 ALISTAIR RICHARDSON the games at Kelso. In Premier Division the Saints kicked 2 quick goals before their last start; however, they started slowly in the dreary conditions, the Bats having six unanswered shots at goal in the first term without reply. Thankfully 6 DALE CHIVAS 6 BRANT JACK the Demons steadied to kick 4 goals and lead by 3 points at quarter time. The second quarter saw strong defence from both backlines and good passages of for the home side, UTS were off target, and Penrith were able to bounce back 7 DANIEL SCHROOT 8 CHRIS BAGLIN in the second quarter with two goals, reducing the margin to five points at the football in the wet conditions with the Demons 7 points up at ½ time. In the 8 BLAKE ROBERTS long break. An even third term saw both sides kick a goal apiece, and at the 9 NICK CAMPBELL third quarter the Demons kicked 4 goals to lead by 36 points at ¾ time. The final change the difference was just four points. With their undefeated record 9 JAY EDWARDS last quarter saw the defences of both sides perform exceptionally well with 10 ROB WATTS on the line, the visitors were able to steady, and a four goal to two final term both teams only kicking combined 1 goal 2 behinds between them; but the 10 BEN ROBINSON saw them home by 17 points in what was a hard slog. 11 GLENN WATTS Demons had the break and ran out winners by 42 points. Best players were 11 DAVID BRADLEY

Alex Goodall, Cameron Smith, Aaron Crisfield, Mitch Crawford, Tim Wales and 12 DAVID SMITH Luke Burcher, Harley Stibbard and first-year player Scott Randall were Penrith’s 12 TAYT CORLESS Kieran Wright. The experienced players in Carey, Bilbe, Parker and Jack all best, whilst U/18’s player Harry Doyle took his first opportunity at senior level 13 HARRY ANGEL contributed with their regular solid performances. Goal kickers were Ranga 13 SAM LOCKART with both hands in a fine display. 14 ALEX GOODALL Ediriwickrama 4, Peter Barnes and Mitch Crawford 2 each & singles to Matt 14 MATTHEW PAYNE

Carey, Chris Barton, Kieran Wright and Luke Bilbe. 15 KIERAN WRIGHT In Division Five, the Rams were outclassed by Camden to the tune of 37 points, 15 KAVERA CARR

although the side continues to improve. A slow start saw Penrith trailing by 40 17 GEORGE PANERAS 16 TIM WALES Division 1 travelled to “the shire” to play second placed Southern Power on points at half-time, before a three goal to one third term gave the Rams a their home ground. Injuries were again problem for the team and they were 18 PHIL McGUINESS 17 ADAM NIXON fighting chance. Not be outdone though, the Cats were able to steady to record limited to minimum numbers to put the team on the ground. After a tight first 19 ADAM WEST 18 DAN WITT a comfortable win. quarter Southern Power jumped away with a 5 goal second quarter to secure 20 LIAM MURPHY 19 PAT WITT a break and eventually win by 68 points. The Demons fought hard all day and Brendan Reed was Penrith’s best, whilst Stuart Ayres continues to perform on 21 JOSH ANASIS 20 JOSH BARTY put up a good performance against their stronger opposition. Best players for the footy field almost as well as he does at the dispatch box in State Parliament. the Demons were Adam Dallas, Cody Stucker, Jake Richards, Anthony Brawn, 22 MATTHEW GANN 21 BEN URWIN Newcomers in Ricky Land and Cameron Wallace also showed plenty of promise, Jason Clarke and Pat Witt. The Demons goals were kicked by Jason Clarke and with Jason Bradley proving to be a formidable target as he booted all of the 23 MITCH REINHARD Nick DeGorter. 23 CHRIS BARTON Rams five goals. 24 BEN McGOVERN

25 DAMIAN DELL’AQUILA 25 JAKE PIANTA The Demons under 18s came up against St George in what was predicted to be The Ramettes suffered a disappointing 22 point loss to the UTS Shamrocks in 26 BRANDON JACK a good game. After a close first quarter only 2 points separated the teams at ¼ the early game. With both sides looking for their first win of the season, the 26 LACHLAN SMITH 28 CAMERON SMITH time. The Demons 4 goal second quarter saw them with a 25 point lead at ½ girls were hopeful of singing the club song for the first time on their home 27 TOM HALL time. In the second half the Demons kicked a further 4 goals to the Saints 3 to patch; however, it was the Shamrocks who broke clear after an even start to 30 PETER BARNES 28 HARLEY STIBBARD run out winners by 26 points. Best players were Regan Pinker, James Dunn, take the spoils. Kate Easthope and Nat Camilleri both continued their consistent 31 MATHEW BAGLIN Michael Cantrell, Tom Abbott, Matt Baglin and Jack Angel. Goal kickers were form, with Claire Manuel and Stephanie Kostic also doing well. 30 GORDON HOWELL Lachlan Sawtell 3 and 1 each to Regan Pinker, Theo Moraitis, Jake Gunstone, 32 FRASER NIXON 31 NATHAN ROWLEY Chris McKay, James Dunn and Michael Cantrell. This weekend sees the Rams in action on the Queen’s Birthday Monday as they 33 LUKE BURCHER 33 MATTHEW CARTER take on the fast improving Holroyd-Parramatta at Gipps Rd. The U/18’s also 35 NICK BAGLIN Today all teams are at home at Mike Kenny oval playing UNSW-East. In Pre- travel to take on Sydney Uni, with the other sides having the weekend off. 36 MARK WOODFORD mier Division both teams will be vying for ladder leadership and a very close 37 MATTHEW LEWIS 38 SAM WIDMER game is anticipated. The club would like to acknowledge the continued 39 MARK JACKSON 41 MATTHEW CAREY support in 2012 of our wonderful sponsors, IGA 42 LUKE JONES 42 THOMAS EDMUNDS Signature, Ice Break Ice Coffee, the Red Cow Inn, Freestyle Barber Shop and Mr Taxman. 43 CAMERON BUTLER 43 TED WIDMER 46 NATHAN WRIGHT 52 DARREN BOULET 52 GRANT BERRY 55 MATT McCAMEY 54 BRAD REDFERN 56 RANGA EDIRIWICKRAMA 71 JAKE SULTANA 59 LUKE BILBE

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Round 10 - 11th June 2012 12 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 21 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au HOLROYD PARRAMATTA GOANNAS UNSW/ES BULLDOGS 2012 Team List 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Shane Jorgenson Senior Coach: Rhys McAlister No Name Goals No Name Goals Club Colours: Blue & Yellow Club Colours: White, Red, Blue, Black, Yellow 1 PETER KEFALAS 1 ADAM BYRNE www.goannas.com.au www.unswesbulldogs.com.au 2 HAYDEN NICHOLS 2 MICHAEL STACEY (vc) With momentum well on their side, the Div 1 Goannas headed to Gore Hill for their It was a wet and wild weekend for the UNSW/ES Bulldogs/Stingrays, with the 3 TOM HEATH 3 LUCK COCKS biggest game of the year. With North Shore one spot above them and keeping them Prem Div and Div two teams getting up for solid wins in front of a rip-roaring 4 MAX COLLETT out of the 5 on percentage, this game was crucial for both teams, and this showed in crowd Ladies Day crowd. 4 JARRYD SMITH the early exchanges, as both teams were hard and desperate at the footy, and didn’t 5 JEREMY KIEL give an inch. Neither team could get away from the other, with the margin never In the Premier division the boys took advantage of the dry(ish) footy early and 6 DANE RAMPE 5 JORDAN PIDGEON getting beyond 2 goals at any time in the first 3 quarters. Towards the end of the kicked eight goals to Illawarra’s one in the first half. Their one and only goal 7 OSCAR SIDLO-JONES 6 BEN DYHRBERG third quarter the Goannas got the momentum going their way with some excellent coming from a sloppy free kick that the coach will be receiving a hefty fine for. defence, and this carried over into the last quarter, where the worst of the condi- The birthday boy Dean Rampe was running rampant across half back in the first 8 IAN CARROLL 7 LUKE McLEOD tions saw the best of the Goannas play, keeping North Shore scoreless and opening half setting up several scores with his long kicking. As it was his birthday he de- 9 RYAN PLANT the margin up to 45 points. Josh Fenaroli was best on ground with a tough and cided to put the cue in the rack at half time and left it up to the likes of Robbie, 11 STEPHEN BENJAMIN 8 MATTHEW CAHILL courageous performance all game. Luke McLeod, Fernando Lobendahn, Stuart Rawlinson and Kefalas to continue getting the hard ball clearances. Aaron “Horse” McKinley and Jake Brazill controlled the middle and gave the team plenty of go- Bantoft (who knew his real name???) was called up to the side to cover for the 12 ADAM GULDEN 9 GRADY TAPPING forward, and Matt Cahill lead the way for the defence. loss of our regular ruckmen and put in a Best on Ground performance. He is 13 JOEL ROBBIE 10 BRYCE MAYNE definitely a mud runner who likes the sting out of the ground and the injured boys Div 4 were also at Gore Hill searching for that elusive first win for the season. The will definitely have to work hard to get their spots back. 14 RICHARD TROON 11 SCOTT MAGUIRE signs had been promising in recent weeks, and that continued in this game, with the In the second half the rain picked up which, along with some questionable goal- 15 TODD FRASER Goannas looking more and more assured the longer the game went on. In a game kicking from “James Manson” Parmenter, caused the scoring to slow. But it was a 12 GRANT WEBB 16 NICK McGANN that went much like the Div 1 game, neither team could get too far ahead until the solid 4 quarter effort with great defensive play throughout the day, better players last quarter, when the Goannas took the lead and sensing the win, were able to go 17 JACK McKINLAY 13 JAKE BRAZELL where Mcalister, Bantoft, E.Kiel, Rawlinson, Troon. on with the job to take the game by 21 points and spark some big celebrations and 19 MATT RAWLINSON the loudest, proudest rendition of the team song in recent years. Scott Nolan was 14 SCOTT NOLAN Division one went down to top of the table Manly and were outmuscled in the named best on ground, and was well supported by Mark McLeod, Chad Radford, 20 SAM TAGLIABUE wet. Better players were Cam “Mini-Whitnall” McKinley, Tate “The Junkyard Dog” Mark Bursa, Blake McFarlane and Dwayne Cocks. 15 MURRAY BAMFORTH Meredith and Stephen “No Surname” Benjamin. 21 JOSH PARMENTER

Division two continued their great form with another win, best were Deering, 16 STUART McKINLEY Div 5 were at home and taking on local rivals Moorebank. With a number of former 22 CHRIS BEACHLEY Metcalf and Currie. Unfortunately Div four, five, U18s and the Stingrays all suf- Goannas returning to the field after injury and work related absences, there was a 23 ANTHONY RODRIGUES 17 CHARLES GALAYINI fered losses. Let’s bounce back next week! feeling of confidence that the second win of the year could be recorded. The team 24 RHYS McALISTER 18 BRETT RIZZO got off to a good start, taking an early lead, but the match turned into a see saw affair that saw the lead change hands on a number of occasions. When the final A special mention to the Stingrays (women’s team) for organising and running a 25 ANDREW GOODIESON successful ladies day!! Considering the rain it was a great turnout and everyone 19 KRISTIAN CARVILLE siren went, the result was a heartbreaker with the Goannas going down by a goal. 26 LEIGH LAVERY Rob Alexander was best on ground continuing his excellent season. Jesse Haurua, had a great time, especially those who bought players in the slave auction. Great 20 MARK HILL Matt Ophof, Sunny Gill, Nathaniel Fennell and Jason Wilson were also standouts. work ladies and thanks to all who attended. Special mention to the sponsor of the 27 ALEX HENDERSON day Nicholas Haywood Jewellery concierge, who donated diamond earrings 28 ERIC MOODY 21 PETER ZUVELLA valued at $2700 for the main raffle prize – Congrats to Karen for the win too! The 18’s kicked the day off at Gipps after a bye and were looking to continue their 29 CHRIS JOURDAIN 22 MARK HUDSON momentum after 2 good wins. Despite matching it with their opponent around the ground, inaccuracy in front of goal cost the Goannas, and with Moorebank making Good luck to everyone involved in the rep games this weekend, hope you have a 30 ED KIEL 23 KANE RADFORD the most of their opportunities, the boys went down and will rue a missed opportu- good win and get thru unscathed. The boys take on Pennant Hills on Monday, 31 JACK McANESPIE nity to snare an important win. Jean Marie was best on ground and continued his which will be a good old fashioned top of the table clash. The premier division will 24 GREG ADAMS rapid development, while Gebre Zenebre, Luke Pigram, Jack Small, Naz Shinwari and be looking to get one back after letting the game slip late the last time they met. 32 BEN ZIESCHANG 25 MATTHEW DIXON Madit Kot all performed well. 34 TIM GARRETT Special thanks to sponsors Kensington Physio, Totally Workwear Mascot, Com- 36 FLETCHER ROWE 26 BEN POOLEY puter Room Solutions, The Doncaster Hotel, Precise Air and Higgins Building. Please support these companies, if it wasn’t for them we couldn’t put teams on 37 TOM WILLIAMSON 27 SHANE WILLIAMS the park. 38 JAMES PASCOE 28 UMIT AKGUL 40 BEN WAY 29 SHANE WAHID 42 AARON BANTOFT 48 BEN REAGAN 33 ANDREW MUNNS (c) 49 ANDREW MOODY 35 SIMON POTTER 59 CAMERON McKINLAY 36 SIRELI FIFITA 60 LEIGH McWHIRTER

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Round 10 - 11th June 2012 20 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 13 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Michael Sankey Senior Coach: Peter Free 2012 Team List No Name Goals Club Colours: Blue & Yellow Club Colours: Black & White No Name Goals 1 MICHAEL CLINCH www.sydneyhillseagles.com.a www.sydneymagpies.com.au 1 RYAN HINSON 2 TRENT BAKER 2 JOSHUA ZOPPO 3 MATHEW EASTMAN The Eagles went into the UTS match last weekend with a very It has been a bleak year so far for the Mighty Magpies of Western Suburbs, although 4 JARRYD POLLEY 4 DAMIEN GATTE young looking side that included a number of Under18 players many promising young stars have emerged, the win column has remained empty, but that all came to an end at Campbelltown on Saturday. On a typical wet start to 5 DANIEL LAMBERT 5 JASON DUSS being called up due to regular Premier Division players being the month of June, the Magpies turned in a solid 4 quarter performance that 6 DEAN COSTELLO included in the NEAFL match on the same day. Our young play- warmed the cockles of the brave supporters who ventured out to the game. They 6 JAMES NEWBURY were witness to the emergence of the young players that will carry the side to 7 TIM PHYSICK ers have been provided with some fantastic opportunities at 7 CLINT McGRATH the top level this year which is showing in strong results back in success in the coming years. Jarryd Polley has found his niche in the backline in 8 SCOTT PIERCE recent weeks and he turned in his best performance in a Senior jumper, continually 8 SHANE AITCHISON the Under 18 competition but it has been difficult to get a regu- 9 JOSH SHEPHARD repelling Campbelltown's attacks. His efforts combined with the other members of lar playing team together at the Premier Division level in 2012. the backline like Lynn Roehrig, Jamie Scott and the defensive efforts of Scotty Lear 9 PETER MAXWELL 10 JAMES DWYER denied the Blues any chance of a winning score. The pace out wide, on the big 11 MATT EURELL 11 KYALL WALFORD Monarch Oval, of Clint McGrath and young Jack Codd-Miller was also telling as they In very wet and heavy conditions, the Eagles were behind on continually drove the ball forward where Matt Eurell and Brenton "spud" Mumme 12 BILL LAFFERTY 12 CALLEN YOUNG the scoreboard all day and with the inaccurate kicking by UTS, cashed in. Big Billy Lafferty also made a welcome return in the Ruck as the Magpies 13 JAMIE SCOTT 13 AARON SAVAGE they were fortunate not to be much further behind than the were able to win the contested possession and therefore the game. Also pleasing to see was the debut of young Vasili "Zeus" Romanos and, in one sequence of play, the 14 BRAD URE 14 STEPHEN HUDSON story the scoreboard told. ball was won on the backline by "Zeus"who fed it to James Newbury who in turn 15 STEVE DOYLE The heavy conditions kept the scoring low in the first quarter as gave it to Jack Codd-Miller who put it right on the chest of "Old" Matt Eurell for a 15 JEFF MORGAN 16 JACKSON DWYER both sides tried to adapt to the conditions. But it was UTS had goal. Every supporter in the stands bore witness to the future of our club right then and there and it was a very satisfying feeling I can tell you. 16 TIM LAMBERT 17 KARL MERSON responded quickly and moved to a half time score that would 17 BUCK ALLEN 18 LEIF STUART be difficult to peg back. In the second half UTS continued to The boys can now take great confidence into the next game against UTS knowing that if they reproduce that performance they are every chance to win. 18 ROBBIE BAMFORD 19 ALEX FOXALL play to the conditions well and dominated in the scoring de- 19 RORY MILLER 20 DOMINIC KILLWORTH partment until the end. The Reserves had their chances against Macquarie Uni and were only 5 points down 21 ETIOSA OKUNBOR Best on Ground was Etiosa Okunbor who tried hard all night. at 3 quarter time however they kicked points instead of goals during the match, 20 JACK CODD-MILLER The player’s player award went to PNG player Amua Pirika in a when they had opportunities, and this proved telling in the end, the score was 72- 22 PAUL MARKOU 28.. The Third Division got back on the winning list with a terrific victory over Camp- 21 PETER GRUNDY come back game from injury. 23 BEN RODGERS belltown, Chris Noordhof killed them in the middle and Daniel Coughlin was a tower 22 LYN ROEHRIG of strength too. Ruckman Mark Barnes belied his lumbering size by kicking one of 24 DAMON STEER In Round 10 the Eagles are looking forward to playing Camp- the best goals of all time to open the match - a banana from the boundary line in 23 PAT WILLMOT 25 AIAN McLENNAN the wet - sensational! The final score was 56-41. belltown at home and we still expect to have a young develop- 24 PAT GANNON 26 RYAN FITTON ing side on the track but hopefully with better conditions, a The next round sees the Magpies travel to UTS, on Monday of the long weekend, 25 CHRISTIEN SPECHA 29 CAMERON GORDON much improved result is anticipated. looking to start a winning run. 30 STEPHEN O’CONNOR 26 BILAL TAHA Come on Magpies! 27 SCOTT LEAR 31 JARED MADDEN 32 LIAM MADDEN 29 NATHAN SCARFO 33 JAMES GORDON 30 PATRICK BOYD 34 MALEN WATSON 31 SEAMUS PEARSON 35 PHIL ENTWISLE 32 BRENTON MUMME 36 JUSTIN STEER 34 JOHN BANNISTER 37 THEO GAVURI 39 ASH MOELLER 35 ADAM GREEN 41 JAMES MANN 36 DAVID GREEN 42 MICHAEL WALDRON 37 JARRYD LEAR 43 MATHEW SCHOLZ 46 DARREN HASSETT

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Round 10 - 11th June 2012 14 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 19 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au U T S B A T S CAMPBELLTOWN BLUES 2012 Team List 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Daniel Lynch Senior Coach: Craig McGough No Name Goals Club Colours: Black & Green No Name Goals 1 DANIEL McFARLANE Club Colours: Navy & White www.utsafc.com.au 2 JAMES CAICA www.campbelltownblues.aflnsw 1 PAUL GREEN

3 ZAC JARDINE The Bats were on the road in round 9 with all grades playing at various grounds around Sydney. 2 TARAN ETTO th 4 ANDREW DAVIS The Bats’ 4 grade travelled to Greygums to play fourth placed Penrith. The game was played in The Blues hosted Wests last week with much anticipation trying conditions with both teams finding it difficult to find the big sticks early in the peace. The 3 JOSH HOLE 6 BLAKE WORRALL-THOMPSON Bats squandered the lead early in the last quarter, but dug deep when it counted and came in cold and wet conditions. The ressies ran out expecting rd 4 JOEL BOTTIN-NOONAN 7 JOT LYNAS away with a 17 point win. 3 grade travelled to Pioneer Park to take on fourth placed Saints. an easy game after the last game against the Magpies. The game was played in muddy conditions and the Saints pounced early and kept the Bats 8 FERGUS ADAMSON goalless in the first quarter. Unfortunately for the Bats it was not their day and it would be their West had other ideas and got up for a hard fought win. 5 JOSH OBRIEN first loss for the season. Premier Division and Division 1 travelled to Bruce Purser to play Sydney 9 SHAUN SILVER Hills Eagles. Division 1 had a difficult month of May and was hoping to start June with a win. In Best for the two's were Victor, Chantha and the King. 7 JOSH VAN LUEN 10 MIKE DAVIS a low scoring affair the Bats were triumphant by 28 points. Special mention and congratulations to Philip Bredin who played his 50th game in the green and black. In the Sydney AFL match of 8 RHYS HAMILTON 11 ISAAC IRVIN the week the Bats took on Sydney Hills Eagles. The Bats were hoping to go into the mid-season In the ones it was a battle of two sides looking to post 12 BEN MOYLE break with a win after a disappointing loss to St George in round 8. Playing under lights and in 10 NICK HUDSON slippery conditions, the Bats were unable to capitalise on their dominance early in the game their first win. At the end of the day West got up 14 ANDREW MORLEY and went into the first quarter with a narrow 2 goal lead. The Bats were able to kick away from fairly comfotably in a dissaointing day. The name of the 11 BEN WHARTON 15 ALAN KYMANTAS the Eagles and go into the mid-season break with convincing 49 point win. Worrell-Thompson was the leading goal scorer for the Bats with 3. Adamson, King and Purcell were solid all game game was desperation and our blokes fell well shortmof 12 BLACK McCROSSEN 16 PATRICK HEALEY and were among the best for the Bats. The Bats go into the mid-season break in a strong position with Division 3, 4 and 5 on top of their respective ladders and Division 1 and Premier the mark. Best layers were the usual suspects- Trev, 13 BRYCE JOYSON 17 HAMISH TURNER Division sitting 4th and 5th, respectively. Greeny and Wolverines mini-me Hamish. 18 RAWSON KIRKHOPE 14 BRYCE MARTIN The sponsor of the round for the Bats is Port Finance Group. Require finance for property or 19 TOM O’DWYER This week we have Dave, Marcus, Greeny and Dozer rep- 15 KIEREN MONTELEONE 20 TOM NIXON resenting the club in theDevelopment team to tackle the 17 DAVE LINSEN 21 LUKE TRIMBOLI Farrer team. Good luck to the boys. on Monday thone 22 FRANK BOLAND new vehicle? 18 MITCH HOGAN Do you need a home loan, re-finance, car loan or lease travel to Sydney Hills for what sould be a tough encoun- 23 DAVID LAVENDER or know someone who does? If so call Andrew Baker or Anthony McDonald at Port Finance 19 JAMES WATKINS 24 TOM STEINFORT Group ter. Memo to Greeny- Don't forget your passport. 21 BRENDAN HOGAN 25 KYLE WEBB Andrew Baker: After working in finance and property with companies such as RAMS and FAI for10 years Andrew established Port Finance Group in 2001. His knowledge of the Home Loan Go the Blues 22 BRENTON SOMMERVILLE 26 JAMES GARDINER market and contacts with various lenders means his clients always receive the most profes- 27 JOEL MINICHIELLO sional and efficient service. Andrew will always make sure you get the best value available 23 SIMON DAVID when it comes to any lending and will work closely with you to make sure any property transac- 28 MARK TREHWELLA tions run smoothly. Having already arranged finance for some of the BATS players Andrew is 24 JOEL RUB 29 MITCH HALL very happy for Port Finance Group to be coming on board as a sponsor. Anthony McDonald: After finishing a 104 game career with Melbourne Football club Anthony 27 DANIEL FRASER 31 DUSTIN TEASDALE joined Port Finance Group in 2002. Anthony started his finance career as an Accountant, is a 32 JUSTIN KENNA member of the Certified Practicing Accountants and during his playing days established Demon 28 JOEL WHEELER Home Loans for the Melbourne Football Club. Still involved in several committees with the club, 34 SAM WAY Anthony continues to transfer the disciplines of an AFL footballer in his playing days into his life 29 ALEX SNEDDON 35 JIM CURTIS as a Finance Broker. Now with over 15 years’ experience in the finance industry, his knowledge of the home loan market is extensive. Anthony is extremely passionate about customer service 30 SHANE DOHERTY 36 TOM WILSON and takes pride in being part of the financial solution for his clients. 35 HAMISH SHERWOOD 37 LIAM FLANAGAN Contact Person – Andrew Baker or Anthony McDonald 38 SCOTT TREGONING Email – [email protected] 42 KYLE SOMMERVILLE [email protected] 43 ROCH HANMORE 43 LUKE COUCHLAN 45 FEARGHAL PURCELL 45 MITCH HOGAN 49 JOHN COLBERT 51 JAMES HUME 49 MARCUS LINSEN 68 NICK HASLAM 55 MATT MOREY 84 TOM McGREGOR

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Round 10 - 11th June 2012 18 Round 10 - 11th June 2012 15 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au SYDNEY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS BALMAIN DOCKERS 2012 Team List 2012 Team List Senior Coach: Damien Hall Senior Coach: Craig White No Name Goals No Name Goals Club Colours: Blue & Gold Club Colours: Purple & White 4 MICHAEL HIGGINS www.suanfc.com www.balmaindockers.com.au 1 GERARD WILKIE 5 JACK CASPERSON 3 DANIEL BRIAN 10 NICK COSTELLO The Club has several key events coming up over the next Last weekend saw the Dockers Under 18s and Division 2 sides make their way to the seaside of Manly. The conditions were cold wet and blustery at Weldon Oval. The 4 SEAN BOWEN 14 MONTY KROCHMAL two months with the first of those being Family Day and Under 18s were the first of our teams to take on the Wolves. The first quarter was a 5 DANE NOBLE 15 JAMES LEWINGTON the Club Ball on the 16th June. The day will see all three very spirited affair with both sides going in very strongly for the footy. In the second quarter Balmain took control of the game with a very handy lead at half time. This 6 ASH AZHAR 17 JESS McGUIRK of our junior affiliate clubs - Newtown Swans, Glebe pattern of play continued in the third quarter with the boys adapting to the condi- 7 JASON FRETWELL 19 MJ FIGG Greyhounds and Moore Park Tigers in action on Oval No tions well. The last quarter saw a spirited come back from Manly with the Dockers 20 DEAN McKAY hanging on for a much deserved victory. Top goal scorer was Callum Moore with 3 8 BRADLEY PLUG 1 and Oval 2. The evening will see the Club ball return in and better players on the day included Ben Plug, Milky, Big Bill Shipway, Mitchell 25 JORDON McCREARY 2012 at The Grandstand Bar and Restaurant. More de- Ferguson and Dekka Adams. 9 MATTHEW ROUNDS 26 ALEXANDER HAWTIN 10 JEREMY KENNEDY tails on both these days will be available on the Club Division 2 got off to a flyer against Manly as they kicked the first 9 goals of the 27 PETER CASEY website over the coming weeks. game. The WWF champ encouraged the troops to continue with their tough brand 11 JARROD MOBBS 29 SAM ORTON of footy in the second half and the boys responded very positively to his message to 12 LEIGH CONWAY come out comfortable victors. The champ himself kicked 2 goals as did Wade Black- 30 MATT LEMME th July 7 , being Old Boys Day and the 1982 Reserve Grade burne. Best players on the day included JJ Fasrrell, Tom Maybon, Bolty and “Biggles” 13 JOHN MANISCALO 31 NICK BOWEN Lloyd. The seconds are seriously looking at Finals Footy in 2012. 14 JAMES HOWARD SDFA and 1992 Senior and Reserve Grade SFL Premier- 32 MATT HUTTON th ship Reunion function. July 13 , the Club will be hosting First Grade did not play last weekend due to the bye but recorded a record breaking 15 ADRIAN HILL 33 TOM ELKINGTON an evening to recognize the Clubs 125th year in existence, 131 point victory against the Eagles in the Eastern Derby. Number one ticket holder 34 MAX CARTER and ABC Commentator Clint Wheeldon proudly announced the result at half time of 16 CRAIG WHITE with details of a very special guest to come soon. the Western Derby at Subiaco. 35 JOHN HAGGARTY 17 TOM MATSON To day we do battle with Sydney Uni for the first time this season. A tough ask for 36 ANDREW HOLMES those who played in Saturday’s representative fixture. 18 TRAVIS STEVENS 38 TIM AIR The Club thanks our 2012 Partners: Cerno, Bendigo, It is also with great pleasure that the Balmain and Fremantle Dockers announce that 19 JASON COULOUPAS CplusC Design and Construct, Sydney University Sport Dekka Adams is the recipient of the "Live the Dream" experience at Docker HQ in 39 KYLE UNDERWOOD Perth. Dekka is one of 16 boys nationally who have been given this unique opportu- 21 JACKSON MONK and Fitness, The Grandstand Bar and Restaurant, The 40 TOM AITKEN nity. Dekka of course is a former Glebe Greyhounds player from the age of 10. He 22 BEN TAGGART Empire Hotel Annandale, SportsLab, Thema, Ark Total recently travelled to Perth with our Under 18 team to play in the Partner Club 42 ROHAN MACPHERSON Challenge at Subiaco. 23 SELBY LEE-STEER 43 DANE ROBERTON Wealth, The Rubbish Taxi, GNC Live Well Broadway During his time at Fremantle, Dekka will live the life of an AFL player for 5 days. The 24 DANIEL LLOYD 44 GABRIEL ROBBIE cost of the trip is fully funded by the Fremantle Dockers and the program sponsor Decmil Australia. The program activities include: 25 KRIS ERRICSON 45 RYAN KENNEDY ·Appointment of a player mentor for each boy involved in the pro 26 AARON COTTRELL 46 DAVID CONWAY gram ·Leadership training 27 KRISTIAN PEARSON 47 NICK BARTON ·Physical and skills sessions 49 ARON EVERETT ·Conditioning and injury prevention sessions 28 CHRIS BOLT ·Nutritional advice 29 MITCH ROSE 50 JETHRO BRAICO ·Media training and player welfare information 51 SAM LONERGAN-STEWART ·The match day experience with the Fremantle Dockers 30 JEROME FARRELL 52 BEN COFFEY Everyone at Balmain wishes Dekka well in this fantastic program. It will give Dekka a first rate chance of "Living the Dream". 32 MICHAEL CAR 53 MIKE CAREY Let’s hope to days game is a dream finish for 33 JOSH CASS 54 NICK LYE the Dockers! 34 TROY LUFF 55 HARRISON DIXON Cheer, cheer the purple and white! 37 KEVIN JONES 56 MADDIS BISHOP 44 LEWIS BOND 57 RONAN GERAGHTY 58 DION BURKE 58 JANSON DOUGHTY 60 DANIEL RISBY 60 TOM MABON

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