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Who would believe we are nearly halfway P W L D % Pts through the season, with Representative Geelong 9 9 0 0 144.4 36 football kicking off next weekend. Collingwood 9 8 1 0 167.0 32 Hawthorn 9 7 2 0 131.4 28 Carlton 9 6 2 1 126.0 26 This time of season also means Representative football is almost upon us. Next weekend, the cream of the crop in Sydney football will be taking the field representing the League in Newcastle and Cairns. Essendon 9 5 3 1 133.1 22

Sydney 9 5 3 1 100.0 22 The Senior squad will be playing at Cazaly Stadium against the best players from the Cairns competition. A strong side, under the tutelage of Michael Cousens, is expected to represent the League with only a few players unavail- West Coast 9 5 4 0 119.5 20 able. The side picked will be looking to post a win after falling short against the Victorian Amateurs last year in Mel- Fremantle 9 5 4 0 119.5 20 bourne.

Richmond 10 4 5 1 90.6 18 The Under 23 Development squad will also have a tough assignment against the Riverina League at Newcastle‘s No. 1 Sportsground, which recently hosted the Swans Reserves and Ainslie, in the NEAFL competition. The Under Melbourne 9 3 5 1 98.8 14 23‘s come into the fixture in winning form after taking out last year‘s Regional Championships in Wagga Wagga. St Kilda 9 3 5 1 96.6 14 Riverina will be keen to avenge for their round-robin loss in the Championships to the Sydney squad. Both sides have been training well, with this weekend‘s Premier Division matches also acting as the last chance for Western Bulldogs 9 3 6 0 90.0 12 individuals to impress in club colours. Final squads will be announced next week- stay tuned to the AFL Sydney Adelaide 9 3 6 0 83.3 12 website for further details.

North Melbourne 9 2 7 0 88.0 8 In Premier Division action on the weekend, most matches went to script, with the top three sides winning and remain- ing locked at the top of the ladder on ‗Match Ratio.‘ Brisbane 9 2 7 0 86.0 8 Sydney University arguably face the toughest assignment of the ladder-topping sides against North Shore at home Port Adelaide 10 2 8 0 70.7 8 this weekend. Uni were not at their best against Western Suburbs, and were held goalless for over a quarter in their 45-point win. Impressive, however, was the fact they had eleven individual goalkickers in their fifteen-goal final tally. Gold Coast 8 2 6 0 53.2 8 The ‗bye‘ has been a poisoned chalice for the majority of sides in the AFL, so it will be interesting to see if it has a negative impact on North Shore, as they were in strong form before the break.

At the Village Green, UNSW/ES will need their best performance of the season to topple the top-placed East Coast Carlton 13.15-93 def. Melbourne 6.10-46 on Saturday afternoon. The Bulldogs were challenged in their 18-point win over St George, with midfielder-cum- forward, Max Collett influential on the final result. The Eagles have been deadly in front of goal, with the top two Sydney 10.12-72 def. North Melbourne 9.17-71 goalkickers on the competition set to line up on Saturday afternoon. St Kilda 15.12-102 def Fremantle 7.14-56 Geelong 21.13-139 def Gold Coast 10.13-73 At North Dalton Park, Illawarra will start favourites against Western Suburbs, who have struggled with only one win to Port Adelaide 13.11-89 def Richmond 10.14-74 their name. A loss could be the final blow for the Magpies, but will have a chance against Illawarra, who were flat last week after a resurgence in form in recent weeks, against Pennant Hills. Brisbane 15.11-101 def Adelaide 8.13-61 There are also two Premier Division matches on Sunday, including one at Drummoyne Oval, where Balmain host St Collingwood 16.9-105 def West Coast 7.11-53 George. St George were more competitive last week, registering more scoring shots against the Bulldogs, and they will need to convert every opportunity to stretch Balmain who comfortably won a high-scoring affair against Camp- Hawthorn 13.13-91 def Western Bulldogs 9.8-62 belltown. In the final match, the two bottom sides face off with the Blues playing off against UTS. One side will sign Essendon Bye their club song for the first time in 2011.

Last weekend‘s action again showed the evenness of the competition with the previously undefeated sides in Divi- sion One, Two and Three suffering their first losses of the season. ROUND 11 ROUND 12 On the other end of the table, the club song was sung loudly at Camden, with the Cats Senior side notching up their Friday Friday Essendon v Melbourne @ MCG St Kilda v Western Bulldogs @ Etihad first win in Division Two against Balmain. Only in the second round, Camden were at the receiving end of an 116- Saturday Saturday point defeat at the hands of the Dockers. Geelong v Western Bulldogs @ Skilled Adelaide v West Coast @ AAMI West Coast v Gold Coast @ Patersons Gold Coast v North Melbourne @ Metricon See you at the footy! Collingwood v St Kilda @ MCG Geelong v Hawthorn @ MCG Brisbane v Sydney @ Gabba Sunday Officeworks: Sunday Carlton v Brisbane @ Etihad a trusted partner in the Hawthorn v Fremantle @ MCG Sydney v Richmond @ SCG publication of the North Melbourne v Adelaide @ Etihad Fremantle v Essendon @ Patersons Football Record. Port Adelaide v Carlton @ AAMI Sunday Bye— Richmond Melbourne v Collingwood @ MCG Bye— Port Adelaide Record Cover Photo courtesy of Michael Vettas

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CLUB CONTACTS 2011 AFL SYDNEY PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE AUBURN Ali Faraj 0414 676415 [email protected] Round 1 Round 7 Round 12 Round 18 Sat 2 April Sat 14 May Sat 25 June Fri 5 August BALMAIN Adam Coles 0488 771781 [email protected] NS 17.7 Ill 9.13 NS 7.7 BAL 11.12 Wests v UTS Balmain v Nth Shore Sat 6 August CAMDEN Tom Koski 0401 785042 [email protected] UTS 10.6 UNSW 19.8 SU 21.11 Cam7.10 C‘town v Pennant Hills WS 8.11 STG 13.6 PH 12.13 WS 8.6 Nth Shore v UNSW/ES ECE v Campbelltown UNSW/ES v St George CAMPBELLTOWN Terry Neilsen 0404 072025 [email protected] PH 9.10 Bal 13.8 UNSW 17.9 UTS 6.17 Sun 26 June Illawarra v UTS ECE 14.6 SU 14.8 ILL 17.13 STG 4.7 Balmain v Sydney Uni Sun 7 August EAST COAST EAGLES Craig Abercrombie 0413 642055 [email protected] Campbelltown—Bye ECE—Bye ECE v St George Wests v Pennant Hills Round 2 Round 8 Illawarra—Bye Sydney Uni—Bye HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Clive Sharp 0433 403620 [email protected] Fri 8 April Sat 21 May Round 13 Round 19 Bal 12.25 UTS 7.8 CAM 7.9 ILL 12.15 Sat 2 July Sat 13 August ILLAWARRA Doug Sweeney 0412 721154 [email protected] Sat 9 April UNSW/ 13.17 PH 19.14 Sydney Uni v UTS St George v Balmain P‘Hills v UNSW/ES MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Luke Gemmill 0401 214812 [email protected] Cam 12.8 UNSW 12.12 WS 7.5 ECE 17.10 UNSW/ES v Balmain STG 5.3 ECE 26.16 SU 27.14 STG 9.8 Illawarra v Campbelltown Nth Shore v Syd Uni MANLY WARRINGAH Richard Wharton 0413 380925 [email protected] WS 16.11 NS 7.5 UTS 11.8 NS 18.16 Nth Shore v St George Illawarra v ECE Ill 7.7 PH 11.9 BAL—Bye Pennant Hills v ECE Sun 14 August UTS v Wests MOOREBANK Mark Coles 0424 249078 [email protected] Sydney Uni—Bye Round 9 Wests—Bye Campbelltown—Bye Round 3 Sat 28 May Round 14 Round 20 NOR WEST Glenn Whitney 0403 185265 [email protected] Sat 16 April CAM 13.5 v BAL 22.13 Sat 9 July Sat 20 August NS 4.7 ECE 16.12 STG 11.12 v UNSW 15.6 Campbelltown v Wests NORTH SHORE Steve Watters 0419 875708 [email protected] Campbelltown v UTS SU 7.18 WS 3.9 WS 8.10 v SU 15.13 St George v Sydney Uni St George v P’Hills UTS 6.5 ILL 7.14 PH 17.7 v ILL 6.6 Illawarra v UNSW/ES PENNANT HILLS Ian Parker 0428 261984 [email protected] UNSW v Nth Shore Sun 17 April ECE 23.18 v UTS 4.0 ECE v Nth Shore ECE v Wests PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579061 [email protected] Bal 11.13 UNSW 9.9 NS—Bye Sun, 10 July Syd Uni v Illawarra PH 19.13 Cam 10.14 Round 10 Balmain v Pennant Hills Balmain—Bye RIVERVIEW Richard Hawtin 0404 827420 [email protected] St George—Bye Sat 4 June UTS—Bye Round 4 UNSW/ES v ECE Round 15 Sat 27 August SAINTS afc Andrew Blakemore 0407 012155 [email protected] Mon, 25 April Sydney Uni v Nth Shore Sat 16 July Qualifying Final Cam 5.9 STG 14.17 Illawarra v Wests Balmain v Wests Sun 28 August SOUTHERN POWER Matt Graham 0416 007131 [email protected] ECE 18.12 UNSW 8.2 Sun 5 June UNSW/ES v C‘town Elimination Final WS 9.3 BAL 9.16 Balmain v St George UTS v St George ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405546 [email protected] ILL 12.14 SU 22.4 UTS v Campbelltown Nth Shore v Pennant Hills Saturday 3 Sept SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Brett Pettersen 0416 095042 [email protected] UTS—Bye Pennant Hills—Bye Sydney Uni v ECE 2nd Semi Final Pennant Hills—Bye Representative Weekend Illawarra— Bye UNSW/ES Steve Ray 0411 408654 [email protected] Nth Shore—Bye Sat 11 June Round 16 Sunday 4 Sept Round 5 Dev Squad v Riverina FL Sat 23 July 1st Semi Final UTS Anthony Leach 0412 856996 [email protected] Sat 30 April Sun 12 June Wests v Illawarra Cam 2.2 ECE 14.14 AFL Cairns v AFL Sydney ECE v Balmain Sunday 11Sept WESTERN SUBURBS Andrew Taylor 0411 859834 [email protected] PH 7.6 NS 9.12 Round 11 Pennant Hills v UTS Preliminary Final SU 11.13 Bal 14.11 Fri 17 June UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni NSWAF UMPIRES Angus Heritage 0408 651855 [email protected] UNSW 12.14 Illa 4.18 UTS v Balmain Sun 24 July Saturday, 17 Sept Grand Final STG 16.8 UTS 9.18 Sat 18 June C‘town v Nth Shore

AFL SYDNEY PHOTO’S Wests—Bye Pennant Hills v Sydney Uni St George—Bye

Round 6 St George v Campbelltown Round 17 Sat 7 May Wests v UNSW/ES Sat 30 July Quality action photos of selected AFL Sydney games can be NS 26.14 Cam 7.9 Sun 19 June Nth Shore v Wests viewed at: STG 10.8 WS 7.16 Illawarra v Nth Shore St George v Illawarra UTS 12.12 SU 26.13 ECE—Bye UTS v ECE www.saflphotos.com.au/info/ ECE 15.11 PH 3.10 Sydney Uni v P‘Hills Sun 8 May Sun 31 July Enquiries: Michael Vettas on 0414 899 515 Bal 9.14 Illa 10.12 Balmain v Campbelltown UNSW/ES—Bye UNSW/ES—Bye

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AFL SYDNEY STATISTICS FIXTURES—ROUNDS 10 & WET-WEATHER FIXTURES 4-5 JUNE FIXTURES 11-12 JUNE 2011 LEADING GOALKICKERS 2011 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP U18/3 SEN RES W TOT Premier Division Representative Fixtures RDS Saturday, June 4 Saturday, June 11 PREMIER DIVISION SYDNEY UNI 42 20 12 74 UNSW/ES v East Coast Eagles @ Village Green @ 2.10pm AFL Sydney Development vs AFL Riverina @ Newcastle @ 2.30pm JAMIE VLATKO EAST COAST 3 31 Sydney University v North Shore @ Sydney Uni No. 1 @ 4.10pm Sunday, June 12 BALMAIN 42 24 6 72 Illawarra v Western Suburbs @ North Dalton Park @ 6.10pm AFL Sydney Seniors vs AFL Cairns @ Cairns @ TBC STEPHEN DOYLE EAST COAST 8 29 Sunday, June 5 EAST COAST 42 16 14 72 RYAN PRICE ILLAWARRA 4 26 Balmain v St George @ Drummoyne Oval @ 2.10pm Wet Weather Round UTS v Campbelltown @ Henson Park @ 2.10pm MACQUARIE UNI 42 12 12 66 LEIGH LAVERY UNSW/ES 0 26 Pennant Hills—Bye Division One Division One Saturday, June 11 JON SHINEBERG ST GEORGE 5 23 PENRITH 30 28 4 62 Saturday, June 4 North Shore v East Coast Eagles @ Gore Hill @ 12.00pm DIVISION ONE STHN POWER 33 16 10 59 UNSW/ES v East Coast Eagles @ Village Green @ 12.00pm UTS v Illawarra @ Trumper Park @ 2.10pm Sydney University v North Shore @ Sydney Uni No. 1 @ 2.00pm Sydney University v Western Suburbs @ St Pauls Oval @ 2.10pm STEPHEN BROOKS MAC UNI 2 26 MANLY 42 8 8 58 UTS v Manly Warringah @ Trumper Park @ 2.10pm Division Two Macquarie Uni v Southern Power @ University Oval @ 2.30pm Saturday, June 11 LEVI BRAIN MANLY 1 20 PENNANT HILLS 30 16 8 54 Illawarra v Western Suburbs @ North Dalton Park @ 4.00pm Auburn v Sydney University @ Mona Park @ 2.10pm Pennant Hills—Bye Nor-West v Camden @ Bensons Lane @ 2.10pm BRETT HARLAND MAC UNI 3 20 HOLROYD-PARRA 30 8 10 48 Division Two St George v Penrith @ Olds Park @ 12.00pm TYRONE ARMITAGE MANLY 0 17 SAINTS AFC 24 16 4 44 Saturday, June 4 Division Three Auburn v Camden @ Mona Park @ 2.10pm Saturday, June 11 ALAN FRITSCH STHN POWER 8 16 UNSW/ES 30 12 2 44 Penrith v Nor-West @ Greygums Oval @ 2.10pm Saints afc v Campbelltown @ Pioneers Park @ 2.10pm Holroyd-Parramatta v Sydney Uni @ Gipps Rd @ 2.10pm UTS v East Coast Eagles @ Trumper Park @ 12.00pm DIVISION TWO NORTH SHORE 24 8 10 42 Moorebank v Manly-Warringah @ Rosedale Park @ 3.30pm Sydney University v Western Suburbs @ St Pauls Oval @ 12.00pm

TROY COLE SYDNEY UNI 1 44 Sunday, June 5 UNSW/ES v North Shore @ Village Green @ 10.00am ST GEORGE 24 12 4 40 Balmain v St George @ Drummoyne Oval @ 12.00pm Division Four A KYPRIANOU BALMAIN 1 37 Division Three Saturday, June 11 NOR-WEST 24 6 3 33 Saturday, June 4 Holroyd-Parramatta v Auburn @ Mona Park @ 12.00pm DALE CHIVAS PENRITH 5 28 AUBURN 24 4 2.8 30.8 East Coast Eagles v North Shore @ Bruce Purser @ 12.00pm UTS v Nor-West @ Trumper Park @ 10.00am SALEM KASSEM AUBURN 5 20 Macquarie Uni v Southern Power @ University Oval @ 12.30pm Division Five ILLAWARRA 24 0 4 28 Saints afc v Sydney University @ Pioneers Park @ 2.00pm Saturday, June 11 DIVISION THREE Sunday, June 5 Saints afc v Sydney University @ Pioneers Park @ 12.00pm CAMPBELLTOWN 0 8 16 24 UTS v Campbelltown @ Henson Park @ 12.00pm Manly-Warringah v Macquarie Uni @ Weldon Oval @ 10.00am CASEY STEPHENS UNSW/ES 2 22 UNSW/ES v Western Suburbs @ Village Green @ 2.00pm U18 Premier Cup MOOREBANK 6 16 2 24 ANDREW LADBURY SAINTS 2 20 Division Four Saturday, June 11 Saturday, June 4 North Shore v East Coast Eagles @ Gore Hill @ 10.00am d UTS 0 10 8 18 SIMON GRAHAM SAINTS 2 19 UTS v Auburn @ Trumper Park @ 12.00pm St George v Penrith @ Olds Park @ 10.00am CAMDEN 6 8 1.4 15.4 Penrith v Nor-West @ Greygums Oval @ 1200pm Western Suburbs v St Ignatius, Riverview @ Picken Oval @ 10.00am DIVISION FOUR Moorebank v Manly-Warringah @ Rosedale Oval @ 1.30pm JASON BRADLEY PENRITH 5 23 WESTS 6 4 4 14 Sunday, June 5 UNSW/ES v Macquarie University @ Village Green @ 12.00pm DAVID WEIGHTMAN MOOREBANK 3 13 Holroyd-Parramatta—Bye 2011 FOOTY TIPPING Division Five DIVISION FIVE Saturday, June 4 Moorebank v Sydney University @ Rosedale Oval @ 9.30am ANDREW KENT MAC UNI 0 18 NAME LAST TOT Holroyd-Parramatta v Saints afc @ Gipps Rd @ 10.00am MATTHEW CROWE STHN POWER 4 17 Macquarie Uni v Camden @ Uni Oval– Northern @ 12.00pm GREG CORLESS 10 76 Manly-Warringah v Southern Power @ Weldon Oval @ 12.00pm U18 PREMIER CUP DION BURKE 10 76 U18 Premier Cup Saturday, June 4 ETHAN BARCLAY EAST COAST 4 34 MATT EDWINS 10 76 Pennant Hills v St George @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 10.00am ALEX BROOKS ST GEORGE 5 21 Penrith v Western Suburbs @ Greygums Oval @ 10.00am MARK COLES 8 76 UNSW/ES v East Coast Eagles @ Village Green @ 10.00am BEN MCGOVERN PENRITH 1 18 Illawarra v St Ignatius, Riverview @ North Dalton Park @ 2.00pm STEVE EDWINS 10 74 Sydney University v North Shore @ Syd Uni No. 1 Oval @ 7.00pm GABRIEL ROBBIE SYD UNI 3 18 U18 Challenge Cup LUKE TURNER 10 74 Saturday, June 4 U18 CHALLENGE JASON SADDINGTON 10 72 Mac Uni Kookas v Southern Power @ University Oval @ 10.30am JESSE CLARK HOL-PARRA 8 24 Moorebank v Manly-Warringah @ Rosedale Oval @ 11.30am BARNEY 10 70 Holroyd-Parramatta v Campbelltown @ Gipps Rd @ 12.00pm JORDAN PIDGEON HOL-PARRA 2 23 Sunday, June 5 NATHAN TYERMAN 10 68 Balmain v East Coast Eagles @ Drummoyne Oval @ 10.00am JYE BRENNAN HOL-PARRA 6 17 Mac Uni Warriors — Bye MATT GRAHAM 8 68

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SYDNEY UNIVERSITY LOOKING LONG TERM U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 8

Grand Final victory would have been the icing on the cake for Sydney University last year after 15-straight wins but the result certainly hasn‘t stalled the club‘s long-term ST GEORGE 4.4, 8.6, 10.10, 16.15 (111) plans. UNSW/ES 2.0, 4.1, 6.2, 7.4 (46)

The fact the club even made the Grand Final in the fashion it did was ahead of sched- ule for the Students just five seasons since being re-elevated to premier division. GOALS, ST GEORGE : A. Brooks 5, J. Claridge 3, M. Edwards 2, B. Hodgson 1, H. Roach 1, R. Fowler 1, M. Dempster 1, A. Whatley 1, D. Now, the club is not only looking to lift the coveted Bill Hart Cup but they are striving to Brown 1 enter the new North East Australian Football League (NEAFL) and build on its suc- UNSW/ES : R. Farrelly 4, T. Keogh 2, J. Turnbull 1 cessful junior development program. BEST, ST GEORGE : J. West, M. Dempster, M. Edwards, H. Brooks, A. Brooks, H. Roach UNSW/ES : B. Sewell, J. Carey, D. Rutland, L. Job, J. Duthie, D. Collins Sydney Uni General Manager Brett Pettersen said the club is putting into place the foundations to be successful both on and off the field for many years to come.

―We want to create sustainable rather than short-term success and we have had to be meticulous and innovative given limited resources,‖ Pettersen said.

―We have also not forgotten our base and continue to be a highly inclusive club that is about growing the game – providing somewhere for anyone to play, somewhere players can better themselves and most of all enjoy their time. OTHER DIVISION MATCH RESULTS—ROUND 8

―We understand that we are now NSW‘s largest senior club with six teams, over 220 registered players and a DIVISION THREE women‘s club on top of that. WESTERN SUBURBS 11.9-75 Def CAMPBELLTOWN 7.4-46 ―That is just as much a success story as winning premierships although I must admit a Premier Division flag would be very nice too.‖ MACQUARIE UNI 13.17-95 Def EAST COAST EAGLES 6.5-41 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 18.19-127 Def NORTH SHORE 4.4-28 NEAFL has been a huge talking point this season with a number of AFL Sydney clubs showing interest in the pre- eminent second tier competition for NSW, ACT, QLD and NT. SOUTHERN POWER 10.10-70 Def UNSW/ES 8.7-55

Sydney Uni is one club which is pursuing entry next year to help recruit and retain the best players from the har- SAINTS AFC 11.4-70 Def UTS 4.9-33 bour city and surrounds. DIVISION FOUR ―Our playing group and coaches are certainly working very hard on producing the best football that we can,‖ Pet- PENRITH 11.6-72 Def MANLY-WARRINGAH 9.8-62 tersen said. AUBURN 12.17-89 Def NOR-WEST 9.10-64 ―The Foxtel Cup and possibility of AFL Sydney clubs in the NEAFL provide our rising stars the opportunity to real- ise their goals by staying in Sydney post draft-age and continue to strive and improve their football. UNSW/ES 10.14-74 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 6.12-48

―This can only be a good thing for AFL Sydney all the way through as hopefully in time it has a knock-on effect by MACQUARIE UNI 10.9-69 Def MOOREBANK 7.11-53 producing greater depth of talent, better quality of coaches and more exposure for the game here in Sydney. UTS BYE

―As a club we would be extremely proud to represent Sydney football on these stages if the club in the future DIVISION FIVE earned the right, had the support of the membership and the opportunity proved viable.‖ SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 26.27-183 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 2.3-15 Last year, Sydney University‘s junior pathway helped Tom Young find his way onto Collingwood‘s senior list. SOUTHERN POWER 16.15-111 Def CAMDEN 3.4-22

If the club is to enter NEAFL next year, Pettersen believes this will help strengthen its development program for up MOOREBANK 11.10-76 Def SAINTS AFC 6.11-47 and coming players. MANLY-WARRINGAH 19.17-131 Def MACQUARIE UNI 4.2-26 ―We want juniors to see a pathway to continue playing no matter their skill level – they are our future officials, players, U18 CHALLENGE CUP captains, life members and so on,‖ he said.

HOLROYD-PARRA 23.9-147 Def EAST COAST EAGLES 3.6-24 ―Of course it is also very rewarding when the club can be an important supporter of a young player getting drafted and/or CAMPBELLTOWN 20.10-130 Def BALMAIN 4.1-25 playing senior football for the club. MANLY-WARRINGAH 14.14-98 Def MAC UNI WARRIORS 12.9-81 ―We now have players in the State U18 squads, Swans and GWS Academies, Sydney AFL Senior and u23 Representa- MOOREBANK 19.16-130 Def MAC UNI KOOKAS 2.8-20 tive teams partly as a result of the influence at Sydney SOUTHERN POWER BYE University. They need every assistance to maximise their opportunity to realise this dream.‖ 4 Round 10— June 4-5, 2011 33 Round 10— June 4-5, 2011 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au

DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 8 PLAYER PROFILE– DAVE MITCHELL

After the disappointment of losing the 2010 AUBURN 3.3, 6.4, 8.6, 10.9 (69) CAMDEN 0.4, 3.5, 4.12, 9.13 (67) MOOREBANK 1.3, 1.5, 3.7, 5.14 (44) BALMAIN 2.5, 4.7, 5.10, 5.12 (42) grand final, how have the players have re- sponded this year?

GOALS, GOALS, AUBURN : S. Kassem 5, E. Kassem 2, M. Hussein 1, D. Hillier 1, CAMDEN : B. Stenfors 3, M. Kennedy 1, J. Murray 1, D. Graham Last year was clearly a disappointing way end to S. Faraj 1 1, T. Glynn 1, C. Ravlich 1, M. Halteh 1 the season for the group (both seniors and re- MOOREBANK : S. Wicken 3, R. Thompson-Laing 2 BALMAIN : M. Rose 3, A. Kyprianou 1, M. Car 1 serves), however as a young side we are much BEST, BEST, better for the experience. It has also helped us to AUBURN : W. Jamal-edine, S. Kassem, M. Taha, A. Faraj, M. CAMDEN : D. Graham, N. Hills, C. Murray, C. Ravlich, M. Ken- identify and highlight areas of our game that we Hussein, E. Kassem nedy, A. Glynn need to focus on. We've responded really positively MOOREBANK : A. Cruwys, R. Bennett, A. Longmuir, D. BALMAIN :P. White, A. Cottrell, B. Smith, N. Halliday, S. Strater, Holman, L. Bayne, M. Seckold M. Car and working hard at training and games to get better every week in those areas.

Do you feel the club has improved this year and is in a good position to take out the title? NOR-WEST 4.3, 6.6, 11.8, 14.10 (94) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2.2, 3.4, 4.7, 7.9 (51) We have had some great additions to the team in 2011 including some of our under-18s coming through which is great to see. Combined with the GOALS, work we are doing at training we are getting NOR-WEST : J. Berry 5, S. Tibben 3, A. Bayne 2, G. Smits 1, J. Moynihan 1, G. Hoffmann 1, P. Sherwood 1 closer to executing the style and type of football we SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : J. La Posta 2, T. Cole 1, T. Ly 1, J. Walker 1, O. Young 1, M. Murdoch 1 want to be playing as a group each week. It's still BEST, NOR-WEST : W. Smith, S. Makins, P. Sherwood, J. Cass, S. Tibben, J. Berry very early in the season so we don't want to get SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : J. La Posta, B. Pollock, J. Walker, C. Wilkinson, M. Murdoch, A. Saunders ahead of ourselves, we are happy with how the season has progressed so far.

The club has a great junior development path- way in place and has seen a number of players U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 8 either drafted, selected in state squads and/or club academies, what’s the secret? EAST COAST EAGLES 1.3, 6.3, 10.6, 13.8 (86) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 0.4, 4.7, 7.8, 10.8 (68) ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 1.4, 2.4, 2.6, 4.9 (33) WESTERN SUBURBS 1.4, 1.7, 2.9, 4.13 (37) I don't think there is any special secret, however I think the work the club does with its junior develop- GOALS, GOALS, ment program with Glebe and Newtown helps to attract quality young players to SUANFC which puts us in a good EAST COAST EAGLES : E. Barclay 4, J. Pecqueux 3, K. Mer- SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : R. Hall 3, G. Robbie 3, V. Petrovic 2, S. position. It's great to see not just Sydney Uni players, but any player from the Sydney AFL get drafted, it's proof son 2, M. Nance 1, M. Clinch 1, C. Polkinghorne 1, D. Wright 1 Carnaffan 1, T. Considine 1 that there is a pathway to the AFL from turning up at your local AFL Sydney club. ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : Z. Salter 2, D. Robinson 1, N. WESTERN SUBURBS : C. Specha 2, M. Pavone 1, J. Polley 1 Cooper 1 BEST, What are your thoughts on Sydney University entering NEAFL next year? BEST, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : G. Robbie, S. Jamieson, T. Graham, M. EAST COAST EAGLES : D. Kaushik, J. Pecqueux, D. Wright, C. Powys, J. Donato, S. Carnaffan Polkinghorne, J. Rylance, B. Jago WESTERN SUBURBS : O. Soliman, C. Elzaibak, M. Pavone, J. Taking into consideration the professionalism and talent of sides that will make up the NEAFL next year it looks ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : J. Pascoe, O. Gohl, D. Robinson, Codd-Miller, J. Bradley, S. Aitchison like it's going to be a high quality competition. At all times the club and players should strive to play at the best level D. Gross, B. Hawtin, J. Smith available and SUANFC is doing a large amount of work to make it happen. We are all hoping we can get there.

Do you think NEAFL will help raise the profile of AFL in Sydney and across NSW/ACT?

For sure, having more local sides playing a higher grade of football will definitely draw more interest. Since moving to Sydney in 2007 I've seen AFL in Sydney getting bigger and better every year and the NEAFL is the next step. PENNANT HILLS 1.1, 3.2, 5.6, 6.10 (46) NORTH SHORE 4.4, 7.9, 13.10, 15.13 (103) Ultimately it would be great if we can have a competition in NSW/ACT that can rival the quality of the VFL, SANFL ILLAWARRA 1.3, 3.5, 4.10, 5.12 (42) PENRITH 2.0, 2.2, 4.2, 5.6 (36) or WAFL.

East Coast played their inaugural Foxtel Cup match a few weeks ago, do you wish the Students were in- GOALS, GOALS, volved in this? PENNANT HILLS : A. Mercieca 3, L. Sawtell 1, R. Davies 1, S. NORTH SHORE : A. Ladomatos 8, R. Terrey 3, J. Fitzgerald 3, Hodges 1 C. Hurst 1 ILLAWARRA : B. Hoctor 2, M. Mahony 1, J. Lavender 1, K. Drury PENRITH : J. Ponton 2, J. Devlin 1, B. Wilson 1, B. McGovern 1 It's a great initiative and we would definitely have liked the opportunity, however was not meant to be. It's great that 1 BEST, East Coast was there though, they are a quality side. BEST, NORTH SHORE : A. Ladomatos, A. Morris, C. D'Souza, M. PENNANT HILLS : M. Baglin, L. Urwin, N. Coaldrake, A. Nixon, Douglas, E. Sertbas, L. Kilpatrick What are your personal goals for the year? D. Fiedler, C. Baglin PENRITH : L. Murphy, T. Noble, J. Ponton, J. Devlin, H. Doyle, ILLAWARRA : K. Drury, T. Walsh, M. Bates, H. Scouller, S. S. Stevens Potter, W. Cook I've been trying to convince Motor that I'm a power forward stuck in the body of a tall lanky defender but with lim- ited success. So since my bid to kick more goals that Duggy and AC put together has failed I'm really focussing on my role in the back six. We have a specific style that we want to play and I'm aiming to make sure we execute that plan on a consistent basis.

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2011 NAB AFL SYDNEY RISING STAR DIVISION ONE MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 9

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 4.1, 6.2, 8.6, 11.6 (72) PENNANT HILLS 2.5, 3.8, 8.12, 11.17 (83) WESTERN SUBURBS 2.2, 2.4, 3.4, 5.6 (36) ILLAWARRA 0.2, 3.4, 3.6, 6.6 (42) SAM BOUGHTON (Pennant Hills) GOALS, GOALS, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : N. Lye 3, D. Worrell 3, J. Patterson 1, PENNANT HILLS : N. Baglin 3, D. Keating 2, T. Widmer 2, F. Nixon 1, A. Moraitis 1, L. Bligh-Parker 1, P. Barnes 1 A. Holmes 1, T. Air 1, M. Carey 1, T. Aitken 1 WESTERN SUBURBS : T. O'Neil 2, T. Woods 1, S. Pearson 1, ILLAWARRA : J. Kenny 3, B. Gatwood 1, Z. Storer 1, D. Koop 1 The Round 9 NAB AFL Sydney Rising Star Nominee is Pennant Hills BEST, ruckmen, Sam Boughton. K. Currie 1 BEST, PENNANT HILLS : D. Maunsell, M. Carter, D. Keating, A. D'Ar- SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : T. Aitken, A. Holmes, N. Lye, C. chy, G. Watts, P. Barnes Boughton is in his first year with Pennant Hills and only his second McCauley, P. Coghlan, R. Gazzard ILLAWARRA : P. Ireland, N. Iskra, C. Mansur, A. Hooke, K. season overall after transferring from Gosford in the Black Diamond WESTERN SUBURBS : M. Prins, P. Wilmot, P. Chachaty, R. Litchfield AFL. Hinson, S. McWilliam, K. Currie

Pennant Hills coach Kevin Eynaud is pleased with the way that the twenty year old has improved ― Sam is a very raw talent and have only played the game for a couple of years is starting from a long way back‖ Eynaud said ―In UTS 1.1, 3.3, 5.4, 10.8 (68) SOUTHERN POWER 3.3, 11.7, 13.9, 16.11 (107) saying that though he has made outstanding improvement in the short time he has been at the club which is a EAST COAST EAGLES 3.1, 4.4, 5.5, 5.5 (35) UNSW/ES 3.0, 3.0, 5.1, 7.4 (46) credit to the way he has applied himself to training and learning the game‖ Eynaud added.

Coming from a basketball background his tap ruckwork is very good and with the assistance of Chris Yard GOALS, GOALS, (Pennant Hills Assistant coach) he is working on his positional play. UTS : T. Nixon 5, F. McManus 2, N. Barrett 1, M. Williams 1, N. SOUTHERN POWER : A. Fritsch 8, G. Enright 2, S. Davies 2, M. Cregg 1 Dowling 1, J. Clarke 1, M. New 1, J. McLean 1 If he continues to improve at his current rate he has the potential to be a premier ruckman in the competition in the EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Patira 2, J. Duss 1, T. Coakley 1, T. UNSW/ES : C. McKinlay 3, D. Mahenthirarojah 2, G. Robinson 1, years to come. Jenson 1 J. Braybon 1 BEST, BEST, UTS : T. Nixon, S. McGuinness, M. Jenkins, J. Colbert, P. SOUTHERN POWER : A. Fritsch, R. King-Thornburg, M. Gra- Bredin, R. Benson ham, M. Young, P. Hamer, J. Clarke EAST COAST EAGLES : D. Gatte, K. McRedmond, L. McLeod, UNSW/ES : B. Zieschang, R. Rosendorff, A. Goodieson, A. Previous Nominees Rd 8— Ethan Hailey (Illawarra) S. McKinley, L. Madden, J. Dwyer Friedlieb, A. Clarke, C. McKinlay Rd 1—Dave Lycakis—St George Rd 2—Jackson Dwyer—East Coast Rd 3—Hayden Nichols—UNSW/ES Rd 4—Robbie Bamford—Western Suburbs MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 4.4, 6.8, 7.9, 11.12 (78) NORTH SHORE– BYE Rd 5—-Tim Barrett——Sydney University MANLY-WARRINGAH 2.3, 4.6, 5.9, 6.9 (45) Rd 6 —- Lloyd Perris ——-St George Rd 7— Craig Moller– Sydney University GOALS, MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : B. Harland 3, L. Penrith 2, S. Brooks 2, C. Ludowyke 1, A. O'Dea 1, J. Brackin 1, A. MacCulloch 1 MANLY-WARRINGAH : J. Hume 2, T. Thurgarland 1, L. Brain 1, E. Burke 1, B. Collins 1 AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK BEST, MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : D. Brogan, S. Simpson, J. Brackin, B. Cooper, A. Polkinghorne, B. Harland MANLY-WARRINGAH : C. Pridgeon, T. Armitage, E. Burke, C. Burke, J. Graham, D. Stroud

DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 8

HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 5.2, 5.3, 10.3, 12.5 (77) PENRITH 4.4, 6.9, 9.12, 13.15 (93) ST GEORGE 2.1, 6.3, 8.5, 9.5 (59) MANLY-WARRINGAH 2.0, 4.1, 5.6, 8.7 (55)

GOALS, GOALS, HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : J. Schwarze 7, M. Stacey 1, R. PENRITH : B. Robinson 6, D. Chivas 5, D. Schroot 1, J. Spicer 1 Johnston 1, M. Ophof 1, L. Walsh 1, K. Radford 1 MANLY-WARRINGAH : J. Balderstone 4, N. Mc Donagh 2, D. ST GEORGE : R. Talbot 6, K. Blacklock 1, A. Buttling 1, J. Ford Pearson 1, A. Wright 1 1 BEST, Don‘t miss any of the excitement of the AFL Sydney competition on BEST, PENRITH : B. Robinson, J. Shelley, T. Hall, A. Sharp, H. Channel 518 on Friday night from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : J. Schwarze, S. Maguire, C. Ged- Stibbard, M. Reinhard des, L. Walsh, A. Bishop, S. Fifita MANLY-WARRINGAH : J. Harris, J. Gottschalk, D. Pearson, J. ST GEORGE : R. Talbot, B. Sharp, J. Ford, B. Stares, A. Pande- Balderstone, B. Hawkins, A. Wright NEAFL: GWS Giants vs Gold Coast Suns lis, A. Buttling

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AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK—RD 9

U18 PREMIER CUP P W L % MR U18 CHALLENGE P W L % MR

EAST COAST 7 7 0 211 100 CAMPBELLTOWN 7 7 0 308 100 Sam Sloane NORTH SHORE 6 5 1 209 83 MAC UNI WARRIORS 7 4 2 160 71 Sydney University

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 8 6 2 177 75 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 7 4 3 157 57

RIVERVIEW 7 5 2 116 71 SOUTHERN POWER 7 4 3 107 57 Travis Stevens Seb Parker PENNANT HILLS 7 4 3 93 57 MANLY-WARRINGAH 8 4 4 112 50 Balmain Pennant Hills ST GEORGE 7 2 5 104 29 EAST COAST EAGLES 7 3 4 63 43

WESTERN SUBURBS 7 2 5 66 29 MOOREBANK 7 2 5 71 29

PENRITH 7 2 5 53 29 BALMAIN 7 2 5 68 29 Xavier Brennan David Mitchell Tom Steinfort ILLAWARRA 8 2 6 75 25 MAC UNI KOOKAS 7 1 6 33 14 UNSW/ES Sydney University UTS UNSW/ES 8 1 7 42 13

PREMIER DIV MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 9 Pat McBride BALMAIN 3.4, 7.9, 15.10, 22.13 (145) UNSW/ES 5.2, 8.3, 10.5, 15.6 (96) St George CAMPBELLTOWN 1.0, 4.3, 12.4, 13.5 (83) ST GEORGE 2.1, 3.6, 5.7, 11.12 (78)

GOALS, GOALS, Dwain Watkins BALMAIN : M. Edwins 5, J. Howard 4, J. Farrell 3, K. Jones 2, T. UNSW/ES : M. Collett 4, A. Duthie 3, B. Haberley 2, B. Woods 2, Michael Johnston Head 2, R. Lilly 1, T. Schmidt 1, D. Brian 1, A. Mitchell 1, K. Under- R. Troon 1, O. Sidlo-Jones 1, C. Jourdain 1, B. Elleman 1 Adam Gulden Western Suburbs wood 1, T. Osland 1 ST GEORGE : J. Shineberg 5, D. Ryan 2, C. Ogle 2, S. Wilsen UNSW/ES North Shore CAMPBELLTOWN : N. Williams 3, J. Brazill 2, K. Hanson 1, K. Clark 1, L. Perris 1 1, M. Scully 1, G. Nottle 1, M. Linsen 1, M. Leach 1, D. Linsen 1, L. BEST, Coughlan 1 UNSW/ES : M. Collett, X. Brennan, A. Gulden, A. Duthie, T. BEST, Mark Leach BALMAIN : T. Stevens, D. Turner, J. Howard, L. Freemantle, K. Garrett, N. Tsindos Campbelltown Jones, J. Farrell ST GEORGE : P. McBride, D. Lycakis, L. Perris, C. Ogle, D. CAMPBELLTOWN : M. Leach, M. Hogan, M. Scully, K. Hanson, B. Donohue, T. Addison Martin, N. Williams UMPIRES: Lewis, Kalayzich, Bertram @ Blacktown UMPIRES: Baigent, Richards, Langdon @ Monarch Oval Max Collett UNSW/ES SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 6.3, 6.7, 10.11, 15.13 (103) PENNANT HILLS 4.1, 8.2, 12.4, 17.7 (109) WESTERN SUBURBS 1.0, 1.7, 2.10, 8.10 (58) ILLAWARRA 3.2, 4.5, 4.6, 6.6 (42)

GOALS, GOALS, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : A. Campbell 2, M. Carter 2, P. Dug- PENNANT HILLS : D. De Looze 5, B. Urwin 3, L. Bilbe 3, J. more 2, C. Kendrick 2, J. Cole 1, T. Barton 1, A. Lee 1, C. Wells Keen 2, T. Wales 2, N. Campbell 1, A. Duncan 1 Michael Higgins Stephen Doyle Tim Wales 1, B. Fitzpatrick 1, D. Mitchell 1, J. McCreary 1 ILLAWARRA : R. Price 4, R. Wells 1, A. Barned 1 WESTERN SUBURBS : K. Walford 2, C. McGrath 2, F. BEST, Sydney University East Coast Pennant Hills McFarlane 1, C. Drum 1, B. Lafferty 1, D. Watkins 1 PENNANT HILLS : T. Wales, S. Parker, N. Campbell, D. De BEST, Looze, B. Jack, S. Boughton SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : S. Sloane, C. Wells, M. Higgins, D. ILLAWARRA : J. Lewis, R. Price, J. Daniher, J. Tier, E. Hailey, Mitchell, A. Turco, T. Barton B. Hanson WESTERN SUBURBS : D. Watkins, B. Lafferty, M. Lemme, R. UMPIRES: Fox, Hopkins, Hayter @ Mike Kenny Oval Miller, T. Bignell, D. Green UMPIRES: Gestier, Garroway, Day @ Picken Oval

Nick Campbell James Howard

EAST COAST EAGLES 5.6, 11.7, 18.15, 23.18 (156) NORTH SHORE – BYE Pennant Hills Balmain UTS 0.0, 3.0, 3.0, 4.0 (24)

GOALS, EAST COAST EAGLES : S. Doyle 8, J. Vlatko 3, M. Goodey 2, A. Moeller 2, D. Costello 1, S. Ryan 1, P. Vlatko 1, A. Ryan Price Foxall 1, S. O'Connor 1, B. Ure 1, D. Spiteri 1, B. Rogers 1 UTS : J. Caica 1, S. Way 1, M. Atkinson 1, A. Davis 1 Illawarra BEST, EAST COAST EAGLES : S. Doyle, M. Johnston, J. Dimery, S. O'Connor, B. Bourke UTS : T. Steinfort, A. Morley, T. McGregor, P. Tegart, A. Kymantas, J. Caica UMPIRES: Skinner, Rowe, Heard @ Bruce Purser Reserve 30 Round 10— June 4-5, 2011 7 Round 10— June 4-5, 2011 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au

UNSW/EASTERN SUBURBS BULLDOGS AFL SYDNEY LADDERS

Senior Coach: Tom Hill PREMIER DIVISION P W L F A % MR DIVISION THREE P W L % MR Club Colours: White, Red, Blue, Black, Yellow EAST COAST EAGLES 8 7 1 957 319 300 88 http://bulldogs.sydneyafl.com.au UNSW/ES 7 6 1 204 86 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 8 7 1 954 554 172 88 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 7 5 2 133 71 BALMAIN 8 7 1 718 519 138 88 No NAME GOALS The Dogs were well tested by St George last week, SAINTS AFC 6 4 2 196 67 PENNANT HILLS 8 5 3 664 567 117 63 1 PETER KEFALAS (capt) eventually running out winners by 3 goals. It was great UTS 6 4 2 125 67 2 XAVIER BRENNAN to bounce back after a loss to Pennant Hills last week, UNSW/ES 8 5 3 708 646 110 63 3 TOM HEATH but the boys will need to improve if they are to succeed SOUTHERN POWER 7 4 3 100 57 NORTH SHORE 7 4 3 596 533 112 57 4 MAX COLLETT against East Coast Eagles this week. WESTERN SUBURBS 6 3 3 77 50 5 JEREMY KIEL ST GEORGE 8 4 4 561 787 71 50 MACQUARIE UNI 8 3 5 152 38 6 JORDAN WOODS Best for the Dogs against St George were Max Collett, ILLAWARRA 9 4 5 616 706 87 44 7 OSCAR SIDLO-JONES who kicked 4 goals, Xavier Brennan and Adam Gulden. EAST COAST 7 2 5 64 29 WESTERN SUBURBS 8 1 7 467 629 74 13 8 BEN HABERLEY CAMPBELLTOWN 7 2 5 44 29 9 RICHARD TROON The 4‘s were the only other team to get a win up on the UTS 8 0 8 464 940 49 0 NORTH SHORE 7 1 6 39 14 10 DAVID COUPE weekend. CAMPBELLTOWN 8 0 8 444 949 47 0 11 ADAM GULDEN 13 JOEL ROBBIE The Bulldogs would like to thanks their sponsors, The DIVISION FOUR P W L % MR 14 RYAN PERT Doncaster Hotel, Nicholas Haywood Jewellery Conci- DIVISION ONE P W L % MR

15 NICK TSINDOS erge, AW Edwards Plumbing and Randwick Dental. MACQUARIE UNI 6 6 0 192 100 16 NICK MCGANN MANLY WARRINGAH 8 7 1 291 88 PENRITH 7 6 1 208 86 17 ANGUS ROBSON MACQUARIE UNI 8 7 1 282 88 19 BRETT ELLEMAN UTS 4 3 1 126 75 SOUTHERN POWER 7 5 2 144 71 20 SAM TAGLIABUE MOOREBANK 7 4 3 123 57 21 JOSH PARMENTER SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 7 5 2 103 71 UNSW/ES 8 4 4 80 50 22 AARON BANTOFT EAST COAST EAGLES 7 4 3 144 57 23 ANTHONY RODRIGUES HOLROYD-PARRA 7 2 5 90 29 PENNANT HILLS 8 4 4 89 50 24 BEN WOODS NOR-WEST 5 1 4 81 20 26 LEIGH LAVERY UNSW/ES 8 3 5 64 38 MANLY-WARRINGAH 6 1 5 66 17 27 ALEX HENDERSON UTS 6 2 4 87 33 28 PAT STOKES AUBURN 6 1 5 39 17 NORTH SHORE 6 2 4 57 33 29 CHRIS JOURDAIN 31 TOM ATALLAH WESTERN SUBURBS 7 1 6 48 14 32 JACK MCKINLAY ILLAWARRA 8 0 8 38 0 33 ANDREW DUTHIE 34 TIM GARRETT DIVISION FIVE P W L % MR 38 HAYDEN NICHOLS 41 BLAKE MALCOLM DIVISION TWO P W L % MR SOUTHERN POWER 8 8 0 258 100 42 JAMES KEOGH SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 7 6 1 177 86 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 7 5 2 177 71 44 RICHARD ROSENDORF 45 JULIAN DOUST BALMAIN 8 6 2 153 75 SAINTS AFC 7 4 3 131 57 48 LUKE FOX PENRITH 7 5 2 159 71 MANLY-WARRINGAH 7 4 3 97 57 50 GILES ROBINSON HOLROYD-PARRA 8 5 3 126 63 MOOREBANK 8 4 4 103 50 55 ANDREW GOODIESON 59 CAMERON MCKINLAY NOR-WEST 7 4 3 106 57 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 7 3 4 118 43 60 TIM WIDMER AUBURN 7 4 3 88 57 CAMDEN 8 2 6 71 25

ST GEORGE 7 3 4 76 43 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 8 0 8 25 0

MANLY-WARRINGAH 8 2 6 62 25

CAMDEN 7 1 6 55 14

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AFL SYDNEY WEBSITE EAST COAST EAGLES

Whatever you need to know about the AFL Sydney Senior Coach: Glenn Garner is available on the web Club Colours: Blue & Yellow www.sydneyafl.com.au www.eastcoasteagles.com.au

Latest News Results No NAME GOALS The East Coast Eagles will travel far and wide today for the 1 BEN BOURKE Round 10 fixture. A different looking Premier Division side took 2 PAT WALTON control of last weeks game against UTS and with a few injuries and recoveries, you can expect a couple of changes to this 2011 Fixtures Ladders 3 JAMIE VLATKO weeks team as well. The boys will have to adapt to the smaller 4 DAMIAN GATTE ground size of the Village Green but will look to continue a good Photo Gallery Sydney AFL Forms 5 JASON DUSS run of wins. The Bulldogs scored a vital win last week against St 6 LUKE MCLEOD George and a win today will certainly boost their finals hopes. Glenn garner will once again be looking to perfect an Eagles 7 TIM PHYSICK All the details and player information will be available on the web- game plan that will take them to the pointy end of the season. 8 SHANE RYAN The Division One boys were stung last week in a shock upset 9 JON VLATKO which only goes to prove that you can never let your guard site by 9pm on the day of the match 10 STEPHEN DOYLE down. The loss almost saw them fall out the back of the top five 11 RYAN SILVESTER so a good return performance today against the Bulldogs is essential to keep them in the hunt of finals footy. 12 JACK DWYER In stark contrast, the Premier Cup Under 18‘s stand strong as 13 MARK MAHAR the only remaining undefeated team in the the competition. Last 14 MARK GOODEY weeks impressive win on the road will send a message to the 15 KIERAN MCREDMOND rest of the competition that the eagles are hungry for success in 2011. It is well worth the early rise to get to an under 18 game to 16 MICHAEL JOHNSTON see the future of the Eagles. 17 BEN PHYSICK Division Three will be like a teenager when their parents are 18 JACK DIMERY away, having our home ground all to themselves today for the 19 BRAD URE game against North Shore. Let‘s hope that they can hold a party while we‘re all away and clean up before we get back. The Un- 20 DANIEL SPITERI der 18 challenge Cup boys will be feeling the pressure of a few 21 DAMIEN CHARLESTON key injuries but will be looking for the win on Sunday at 23 BEN ROGERS Drummoyne Oval. 24 TRENT BAKER Thanks as always to all those volunteers who helped out last weekend. With some of our regular personnel away it is great to 25 DEAN COSTELLO have some new (and old) faces step in to help. 26 RYAN FITTON Don’t forget to mark your diary for the East Coast Eagles 27 PETER VLATKO Team of the Decade function on Saturday 23rd July. Check 28 ALEX FOXALL the website for all the details.

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SYDNEY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION

No NAME Senior Coach: Roger Moten 1 ANTON LEWIS www.nswafua.com.au Club Colours: Blue & Gold 2 MATTHEW GESTIER www.suanfc.com 3 DANNY DEIGAN 4 SAM SKINNER 5 NATHAN ELSWORTHY No NAME GOALS In Premier Division, the Students travelled out to Picken Oval to take on 6 JUSTIN FOX 1 JARROD WITTS Western Suburbs. Whilst the ladder suggests otherwise, the Uni Boys knew 7 FRANK KALAYZICH that they would be in for a tough contest in the blistery conditions. Sydney 2 ALEX LEE Uni and Wests always manage to play out some tough and tight games and 8 MICHAEL PECK 3 ADAM MCCONNOCHIE the boys expected no different with Wests effectively playing for their 9 ANDREW RUTHERFORD season. With the wind in the first term, the Students raced out to a 5 goal 4 MICHAEL HIGGINS lead at the first break. From here on the two teams battled out a scrappy 10 BRENT PAWLEY 5 JACK CASPERSONN and at times, not very attractive game. With a few injuries to key players the 11 DEAN GARROWAY Students ended up running the game out 45 point winners. Sam Sloane, 12 CARL FLETCHER 6 ADAM CAMPBELL Clint Wells and Michael Higgins were among the Students‘ best. 8 CHRIS CLAREBOROUGH In Division One, our Reserves recorded a strong 36 point victory. Also 13 TODD FLETCHER 9 SAM CRICHTON played in difficult conditions, the Students got better as the game went on 14 WILLIAM MACARTHUR and were well supported by Nick Lye ad Des Worrell who both kicked 3 15 STEPHEN STORK 11 CHRIS KENDRICK goals. Tom Aitken, Andrew Holmes and Nick Lye were the Uni‘s best 16 MATT EDDY 12 JACK LAWSON players on the day. In Division Two, unfortunately our Blues team had their first loss of the 17 MATTHEW BAIGENT 13 PETER DUGMORE season, going down to Nor-West Jets by 43 points. Joey La Posta tried 18 STEVEN WALLBANK 14 MONTY KROCHMAL hard all day but the boys will be looking to turn around this disappointing result this weekend. In Division Three, the Reds recorded an emphatic 99 19 LIAM ROWE 15 RICHARD BURROWS point victory over North Shore at St. Paul‘s Oval last Saturday. After trailing 20 MARK HOPKINS 16 DAVID MITCHELL by a goal at quarter time, the Students‘ kicked into gear and dominated the 21 JAMES MCBRIEN next three quarters to record an impressive win. 17 JAMES LEWINGTON Max Horsley kicked 5 goals whilst Liam Huxtable, Pat Francis and Thomas 22 PAUL BARRON 18 ANTON TURCO Radford were some of the better performers on the day. 23 LACHLAN MCDONALD 19 MICHAEL HARTLEY The Red‘s now sit on second on the ladder and have a super important 24 CHRIS MARATHAKIS clash with the Saints today who are currently in third place. 20 MARTIN RICE In Division Five, our Golds produced their best performance to date. Scor- 25 MICHAEL RICHARDS 21 MITCH THOMPSON ing 26.27 183, the Students thumped Holroyd-Parramatta 2.3.15 – a huge 26 AIDAN GROSAS 168 point win. There were 14 different goalscorers for the Students and Tim 22 NICK ROBERTS Bauer and Thiha Hoe both scored 5 goals each. Whilst there were winners 27 GLEN CALLAGHAN 23 SAM SLOANE all across the park, Hugh Jenkins, Matthew Sumner and Steve Gafen stood 28 TRAVIS DAY out as particularly impressive on the day. 29 GEORDIE HAWKINS 24 TIM BARTON Finally, our Under 18‘s continued their winning ways with a strong 5 goal 25 PETER HUGHES victory over Western Suburbs at Picken Oval. Gabe Robbie booted 3 goals 30 JAMES PRATT and was the Students‘ best player, along with some useful help from Stuart 31 LUKE HALL 26 MARK RIGBY Jamieson and Tom Graham. 32 RILEY MIEDLER 27 JAMES BRAIN Now sitting third on the ladder, the boys have a tough test against the 33 TOM BOWES 28 CLINT WELLS second placed North Shore tonight at Uni Oval #1. Sydney Uni wishes all our teams the best of luck this weekend with the 34 LUKE TURNER st 29 KANE MURPHY Reserves kicking off at 2.10pm at Oval #1 and the 1 Grade boys playing a 35 PETER HUMPHRIES 31 JESSE MARTIN twilight game at 4.10pm. 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SAINTS afc NORTH SHORE BOMBERS

Senior Coach: Michael Dunlea Senior Coach: Rohan Graham Club Colours: Red, White & Black Club Colours: Black & Red www.saintsafc.com www.northshorefc.com.au

No NAME GOALS Our seniors and reserves return to action this week after No NAME GOALS Two home games last week with the outcomes split. It was a last week‘s bye, keen to build on the success in our last 1 LACHLAN PRYOR 1 JASON THOMPSON tough day weather wise at Pioneers with a solid breeze meaning start against UTS and press for a finals berth. This week 2 DANNY ROBERTS 2 PETER CONDUIT there was a favoured end for scoring. we travel to Sydney Uni to take on the Students in a The Seniors had an impressive win against a top 4 opponent in 3 BRETT SOMERVILLE 3 DALE FITZGERALD twilight fixture. North Shore was the only team to beat 4 JAMIE GRANT the UTS Bats with the Players player being Alan Daly. It was a 4 MICHAEL TRENT good all round effort against a physical UTS side who never the Students at Sydney Uni No 1 last year, and coach 5 THOMAS SHAW gave in. We kicked accurately given the conditions and it was 5 JARRYD WATTERS Rohan Graham will have the team prepared for another 6 TIM LINEHAN (capt) good to bounce back from our loss against the Bulldogs. 6 ZAC METCALFE big performance this time. 7 STEVE CHICHESTER The Reserves fluctuating season continued as we went down to 7 BRENDAN FITZGERALD The reserves had a good fighting effort against UTS, in a 8 DANNY PEZESHKI Moorebank. It was one of those games where the scoreboard 8 CHRIS MURPHY see-sawing contest where the result went our way in the didnt reflect the closeness of the game. The Magpies got the 9 MARK KAVANAGH 9 ADRIAN HARRY closing stages of the match. Refreshed from their week 10 TIMO BURES jump and took the most of their opportunities during the first three quarters. Notwithstanding another good last quarter, we 10 JASON HARRY off, the challenge against Sydney Uni is one we‘re look- 11 DON WATERSTON went down by 28 points. Sadsy got the players player. 11 EVAN DAVIS ing forward to. 12 MURRAY CONALLIN This week we have three sides on the field with our Masters 12 LACHLAN CLANCY Our thirds continue to learn and develop in their football; 13 MATT MUNDEY team, the Sinners trotting out against Syd Uni Old Boys in the and this week they find themselves heading up the M2 13 PHIL BOURNE 14 LLIAM MOUNTNEY curtain raiser to the Div 3 game also against the Syd Uni. Local to Bruce Purser for what is sure to be an interesting 14 JAMIE O‘DELL 15 SIMON GRAHAM footy fans who miss the torpedo, drop kick and mongrel punt clash against East Coast. 16 SIMON WILLIAMS hopefully will enjoy the spectacle. 15 SCOTT EASEY Our Under 18s returned to the winning list last week with 17 ADAM TREMELLEN In more serious news, the Seniors in Div 3 are looking forward to 16 MATTY THOMAS their third top 4 challenge in a row and will be keen to reverse a good win over Penrith at Gore Hill. This time round it‘s 17 MICHAEL VOYAGE 18 GREG O‘CONNOR our narrow loss earlier in the season against the Students in the a clash under lights against Sydney Uni; in a clash that 19 ANDREW LADBURY main game. 18 SEB PAYNTER may be crucial in determining finals positions. 20 MICHAEL DUNLEA The Div 5 boys travel to Gipps Rd to do battle with the Goannas 19 RYAN MELDRUM 21 PETER KING and will look to bounce back and get the four points. 20 ANTHONY LOWES North Shore footy club is now on Facebook. To get the 22 DANIEL ANDERSON 21 TOM MCMAHON latest news and gossip from those in the know at 23 JIM PICKETT Good luck to all teams. Bomberland, like our club at www.facebook.com/ We would also like to thank our sponsors and supporters for 22 ZAC MANLEY 24 PATRICK DOYLE their continued assistance. 23 CHRIS MACKINNON NorthShoreAFC 25 JAY FLEMMING Players and supporters should lock in 30 July when we are 24 TEDDY STRUDWICK 26 ED CASEER Good luck to all players and officials for this weekend‘s holding our Reverse Raffle night at the Botany Bay Hotel. See 25 RON WASON 27 BERNARD BUSH Condo for more details. More news to follow on this event. footy. 26 TIM WESTON 28 ANDREW HUTCHEON Go North Shore!!!! 27 PAT CODLING 29 STEVE SADLER Go Saints (and this week the Sinners as well) 30 ANDREW MCINTYRE 30 DYLAN ROSS 31 MICHAEL GARSTON 32 TOM ANYSLEY 32 MICHAEL IZHIK 33 BEN CLARKE 33 LEIGH WILSON (capt) 34 DAVID ORR 34 SCOTT FEIGAN (capt) 35 DANIEL KULK 35 DAVID COAKLEY 36 DAVID MARTIN 36 TOBY CONNYNGHAM 37 DAMIEN CASEY 37 BRIAN YATES 39 PAT BRACKIN 38 CRAIG BARNES 40 BRAD HOLMES 39 JUSTIN HYLAND 41 RICHARD LYNCH 40 GEORGE PAGOTELIS 44 BEN ATTWOOD 41 NEIL CONLAN 42 JOSH FORDHAM 43 GREG ALLEN

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ILLAWARRA LIONS MOOREBANK MAGPIES

Senior Coach: Trevor Burnett Senior Coach: Adam Moore Club Colours: Red & White Club Colours: Blue, White & Black www.illawarralions.sportingpulse.net www.moorebanksports.sydneyafl.com.

No NAME GOALS The Illawarra Lions welcome you all to North Dalton Park 1 MITCHELL THOMSON for a great day of footy with the local womens team the No NAME GOALS Saturday sees the club at home against Manly in Sen- 2 ADAM PATTERSON Wollongong Saints taking on UNSW at 12pm, the Under 1 DANIEL SAUNDERS iors, Reserves and Under 18‘s whilst the thirds will kick 3 KEN EWEN-CHAPPELL 18's are then facing Riverview at 2pm followed by Division 2 PAUL MARKOU the day off against Sydney Uni at 9.30am. Each team 4 RICHARD OEHME One against Western Suburbs at 4pm and finally the Pre- 3 ADAM MOORE will be striving for a win in the hope the club can register mier League clash between the Lions and Wests in Premier 5 CHRIS HALLY-BURTON 4 JOSEPH DENSLEY its first weekend with all grades winning for the Division. 6 JEREMY DANIHER 6 RHYS HORTON year. The club also welcomes the Southern Power la- dies for their third home game at Rosedale this year 7 TROY BARTLETT After a number of finals appearances in recent years, Wests 7 SHAUN WICKEN against the Bondi Shamrocks. 8 BRAD PATTERSON have struggled to find form in 2011. The Lions will be look- 8 DANIEL GOJANOVIC 9 BARRON HANSON ing to regain form after loss to Pennant Hills last week 9 BRIAN CURRANT 10 JIMMY WEAVERS ended their three game winning streak. 11 JORDAN KATANE

11 MITCHELL DALY 12 ROBERT THOMPSON-LAING Our traditional "Ladies Night" promotion will be in full swing 15 ANDREW CRUWYS 12 RYAN PRICE again tonight, so ladies please purchase your re-fillable wine 13 DANIEL MCCLURE from 5pm for just $10 and sit back and enjoy some great 17 NICHOLAS DENKO 14 MICHAEL TOUSSIS footy. Responsible Service of Alcohol Policy will be strictly 18 LUKE BAYNE 15 ETHAN HAILEY enforced 19 COLIN KELLEHER 16 LEWIS WILSON 20 AARON FINDLEY 17 DAN O‘KEEFE Please join us after the game over at the Towradgi Beach 21 ADAM FURLEY Hotel to hopefully celebrate 3 Lions wins and don't forget the 23 BLAKE PARKER 18 BEAU BLACK Lions Ball/40th Year Dinner on Saturday 6th of August at 25 BRADLEY SCHOPP 19 GUY BARTLETT WAVES Nightclub, put it in your diary now. 20 DAVID GOODLEY 26 ANDREW DAVIS 21 CHRISTOPHER COOK 28 IAN PRUDHAM 22 ANDREW BARNED 30 KURT MURPHY 23 PAUL BAlLDING 31 DANIEL HOPE 24 ERIN FRANKLIN 32 BENJAMIN NORTJE 25 RHYS CUTIFANI 33 VICTOR PHAM 26 DUANE JEFFERIS 34 DANIEL SCHULSTAD 28 TAYLOR BELL 48 PETER HOOPER 29 BEN GATWOOD 50 MITCHELL DONOVAN 30 JEREMY MCINNES 32 SAM CAIRNS 33 JOSHUA LEWIS 34 JOSHUA TIER 35 PETER LAKE 37 RHYS BANBROOK 38 KEEGAN LITCHFIELD 39 RYAN WELLS 40 MARK DAY 48 RYAN WOODWARD 49 DOUG SWEENEY

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CAMDEN CATS WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES

Senior Coach: Chris Hunt Senior Coach: Peter Free Club Colours: Navy Blue & White Club Colours: Black & White www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneymagpies.com.au

No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS Camden Cats Senior AFL first grade secured their first win of the On a bright but chilly Autumn day, Western Suburbs served up an- 1 KANE ROWLEY 2011 season Saturday before a home crowd thanks in part to a 1 RYAN BARRETT other poor first half against one of the top sides, Sydney University. It seems as if the Magpies have fallen into their own version of ground- 2 CHRIS MURRAY towering 70 metre goal by full forward Chris Ravlich in the final min- 2 JOSHUA ZOPPO utes. With the contest against premiership contenders Balmain still in hog day where every game begins with a period of competitive play 3 JAMIE PAGE 3 MATTHEW LEMME the balance deep in the fourth quarter, Ravlich marked and goaled but then slips away into a disastrous first half which gifts their opposi- 4 NICK HILLS with one of the biggest kicks seen at the Cat‘s Harrington Park home 4 CHRIS LEES tion the ascendancy. One goal in the first half completed an ignomini- ous two weeks where the Magpies have scored a total of ONE goal in 5 JASON HAYES ground in many years. 5 DANIEL LAMBERT Inspired, the effort unleashed the Cat‘s running forwards, putting the those 4 quarters of football. Against good sides like the Eagles last 6 BEN MCDERMOTT 6 TIM BIGNELL week and the Students this week that is never going to turn out well. 7 DANIEL GRAHAM sword to the Dockers, reversing the outcome when the club‘s clashed earlier in the season. 7 CLINT MCGRATH To their credit the Magpies never throw in the towel and battle the game out to the end as evidenced by their 6 goal last quarter, but 8 MATT PRESTON The win was built by the efforts of the Cat‘s half backs with the athleti- 8 JOHN HAGGERTY 9 BRYAN AGIUS cism of Chris Murray and Nick Hills cutting holes in Balmain‘s attack they have to find a solution to their poor first halves if they are going 9 DWAIN WATKINS to find a much needed victory this week down at Wollongong. Per- 11 BROCK STENFORS and then pushing the ball forward through midfielders Michael Ken- nedy and Dan Graham. 10 JEFF MORGAN haps Coach peter Free has to go and find "Punxsatawny Phil" and 13 SCOTT LAID apply some voltage to his nether regions! Star centreman Dwain A testament to Camden‘s steady growth and rising potency in attack, 11 MATT EURELL 14 DAVID ELLIOTT Watkins and number one Ruckman Billy Lafferty again stood out for the young legs of Heath Kearns and Mark Haletal helped thwart 12 BILL LAFFERTY 15 BEN GRASSO Balmain‘s expectations of a percentage boosting away win. the men in Black & White. The team is being well served by its back- Anthony Glynn, who is rapidly developing into a recognised mobile 13 JAMIE SCOTT line which continues to hold the opposition to acceptable totals but it 16 DANIEL COLEMAN is in the midfield and up forward where the Magpies have suffered ruckman for the club, and his hard running cousin Tom Glynn also 14 STEPHEN HUDSON (capt) 18 JAMES MURRAY this year through the loss of so many of its stars. To have had a turn moved to entrench themselves in the first grade side with strong 15 JACK O‘DONOGHUE 19 MICHAEL CHANDLER games. over of at least 12 players from its successful 2009/10 sides is a big 20 MARK HALTEH Coach Chris Hunt said the win is a sign that Camden is starting to 16 TIM LAMBERT reason why the team is not doing as well this year. However the blooding of a number of very capable junior stars this year will see the 21 JOEL MCGREGOR reap the benefits of its policy of rewarding the hard workers around 17 KYALL WALFORD the club, and investing in youth. club in good stead for the coming seasons. A strong debut from Tim 22 MICHAEL KENNEDY 18 ROBBIE BAMFORD ―There is a long road ahead, but we‘ve started the journey now and Bignell and some good efforts from Rory Miller and Local boy David 23 GAVIN BRADLEY the club‘s sense of unity and purpose is clearly on the rise,‖ Hunt 19 RORY MILLER "the Trumpet" Green agve hope for some improved form this week at Wollongong where the Magpies will be aiming for a much needed 24 ANDREW ZOVI said. 20 CHRIS DRUM win. 25 CHRIS RAWLICK The Cats were able to dispose of Balmain without the usual turbo- 21 NATHAN VASSALLO charged efforts of Captain Josiah Ayling, who cheered from the 28 JOSIAH AYLING sidelines while nursing a torn calf muscle. Ayling is expected to be 22 LYN ROEHRIG Our Third Division team, led by Coaches Daniel Coughlin and Ryan Stanton deserve a special mention this week for recording another 29 TOM GLYNN back in the squad in mid-June. 23 DYLAN CRUZ 30 GREG MCGUINESS In Reserve Grade, the Cats met premiership favourites Southern win against Campbelltown. The team is a new addition to the Western 24 PAT GANNON Suburbs senior club this year and has proven to be an outstanding 31 BEN CRACKNELL Power. Despite rallying early, Camden were unable to match the run of their opponents, but at no point lowered their colours. 25 LEWIS BOND success. John Masters was best on ground and Brent Lear also 32 CHRIS BORG played well and the boys have provided the only ray of sunshine on a 26 JOHN MCDONALD 33 JULIAN WYMER bleak Western Suburbs horizon of late. This week sees the top two 27 SCOTT LEAR 34 NICK GLYNN grades away at Wollongong, the Thirds away at top side UNINSW/ES 28 JAMES WATKINS and the U18's away at Penrith - happy travels to all teams. 35 JIMMY GLYNN 29 NATHAN SCARFO 36 CHRIS HUNT 37 TIM HILLS 30 FERGUS MCFARLANE 39 HEATH KEARNS 31 SEAMUS PEARSON 43 ANTHONY GLYNN 32 BRENTON MUMME 44 BEN LAID 37 JARRYD LEAR 46 KEEGAN TUNSTALL 40 DAVE CUSICK

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BALMAIN DOCKERS HOLROYD PARRAMATTA GOANNAS

Senior Coach: Nic Fosdike Senior Coach: Shane Jorgenson Club Colours: White & Purple Club Colours: Blue & Yellow www.balmaindockers.com.au www.goannas.com.au

No NAME GOALS An injury plagued weekend saw the mighty Dockers fight on for No NAME GOALS Today the Goannas hold their annual Sponsors and Legends day at 1 JANIS BLUMS a convincing win over Campbelltown in Macquarie Fields last 1 MICHAEL STACEY Gipps Road Oval. The club thanks all of those that are in attendance 2 CHRIS BOLT week. 5 DAVID HOOK – it is you who have built the foundations of this wonderful club and Matthew Edwins returned from his media commitments with 2rrr keep us going for many more successful years! 3 DANIEL BRIAN 6 CRAIG GEDDES 88.5fm long enough to bag 5 goals against his former team in a Round 8 saw the Goannas spread far and wide around Sydney. Div 2 4 BEN TAGGERT great performance. He was backed up by young gun James 7 MATTHEW OPHOF had the pleasure of running out on the main stadium at Blacktown for 5 REECE DORAN Howard with 4 goals and a few entries for Mark of the Year….If 10 BRYCE MAYNE an important match against St George. Inspired by the surrounds, the 6 ROHAN BATES anyone has a camera keep it on him for ―Almost Football Leg- 11 SCOTT MAGUIRE boy shit the ground running with their best quarter of the year, kicking the first 5 and leading by 19 at quarter time. However, the best quar- 7 JASON COULLOUPAS ends‖ on the footy show! 12 LUKE COCKS After years of stealing drinks at the pub, Daniel Turner decided ter of the year was then followed by the worst, and the lead was 8 DANIEL TURNER 13 JASON WILSON to try and shout the bar with some dashing runs towards goal but quickly turned into a 1 goal deficit. A half time rev-up saw the Goan- 14 RYAN JOHNSTON nas come out and play much tougher footy, and in the end they ran 9 JASON SADDINGTON was left short changed when he found out that drink prices have 15 JARED FLEMING out 18 point winners after a hard grind. Jack Schwarze was the stand 10 ANDREW CLARK gone up since 1987, and backmen do not kick goals.... But he out, kicking 7 and being in all the action up forward. Craig Geddes 16 JACK SCHWARZE 11 TOM HEAD was never the less brilliant again down back. and Sireli Fifita were rock solid in defence, and were well aided by His partner in crime down back in Travis Stevens was best on 17 TODD WATERS 12 NIC FOSDIKE Scotty Maguire who had his best game for the year. Luke Walsh and ground after a super impressive year so far, and looks to be 18 LUKE WALSH Anthony Bishop gave plenty of drive out of the middle. 13 MATTHEW FOSDIKE getting better each week! 19 KRISTEN CARVILLE Div 4 headed out to Village Green looking for a win after a number of 14 JAMES HOWARD Luke Freemantle worked hard all day for a fantastic performance near misses this year. The signs were promising early, with a very 20 SCOTT NOLAN 15 A. DUELL-FERGUSON and is becoming a consistent performer for the mighty Dockers even first half seeing the Goannas take the narrowest of leads into 23 KANE RADFORD half time. Unfortunately for the boys it ended up being another one 16 RUSSELL GORDON and Kevin Jones after a superb performance last week in Re- serves backed it up with a solid day as one of Balmain‘s best. 24 GREG ADAMS that slipped out of their grasp, as UNSW finished the stronger of the 17 ROHAN LILLY Jerome Farrell was great all day, but dominated the second half 26 MARK HUDSON two to, resulting in a 26 point loss for the Goannas. Luke Mansbridge was best afield, with the young brigade of Scott Nolan, Matt Burn and 18 TRAVIS STEVENS with some awesome marks and goals… and only came off once 28 MATTHEW DIXON with the blood rule! Shane Williams all starred, and Umit Akgul continued his excellent 19 BEN KINNAIRD 29 ADAM BYRNE development. Kyle ―Undies‖ Underwood came into the senior side for the first 20 KEVIN JONES 30 MARK HILL Just around the corner at St Pauls Oval, Div 5 took on Sydney Uni. It time this year and made an immediate impact setting up two 21 BRAD PLUG 33 ANDREW MUNNS (capt) was always going to be a tough day for the boys, and this certainly goals and kicking one himself in the second half. proved to be the case, with the Students claiming a comfortable win. 35 ANTHONY BISHOP 22 MATT EDWINS It was especially impressive given the injury list which shows the Mark McLeod, Russel Witt, Kevin Sampath, Lee Nolan, Peter Hardy 23 NICK TODD increase in depth and fantastic job of our coaching staff! 36 SIRELI FIFITA and Ben Granahan all tried hard on a tough day. 24 TIM SCHMIDT Events coming up at Balmain are: 38 PETER ZUVULA The Under 18‘s were looking to bounce back from a disappointing 39 BEN HACKENBERG loss last week when they took on East Coast at Bruce Purser. By 25 NICK DAVIS quarter time the boys had shown that they had well and truly bounced 40 CHARLES GALAYINI 26 SAM SCHMIDT * 80's Night @ Drummoyne Sports Club Saturday June 18th, back leading 5 goals to none, and in the most encouraging sign for hosted by MC Troy Luff 41 DAMIEN VASSALLO 27 BRAEDON JONES Johnno the boys put the foot down even more, improving each quar- ter to come away with a massive 124 point win. In a great team effort, 28 DAVID YEOMANS * Back to Balmain Day as we return to our traditional colours on Tim Watson, Brad Burn, Allan Leabeater, Liam Moxon and the Talab 29 ASH AZHAR July 31st, and also name "Team of the Decade" for the 90's @ brothers stood out. The boys are looking forward to the next chal- 30 JULIAN BLACK Drummoyne Sports Club lenge against ladder leaders Campbelltown.

31 JEROME FARRELL Email Adam Coles for details on [email protected] 32 JACK DICKENS 33 JOEL BATES 34 TROY LUFF 36 LUKE WILBY 37 MITCH ROSE 38 JOSH RYDER 39 NICK HALLIDAY 40 LUKE FREEMANTLE

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MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES ST GEORGE DRAGONS

Senior Coach: Leigh Brain Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Club Colours: Maroon& White Club Colours: Red & White www.manlyafl.com www.stgeorgeafc.com.au

Round 8 saw all teams return to home at Weldon Oval with the official No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS Both Firsts and Ressies are developing a very unhealthy trend of opening day and Ladies Day. With a big crowd, activities and great football 1 SCOTT RICHMOND 1 BLAKE BRENDAN all day those involved should be congratulated. giving the opposition a significant lead in the first quarter and 2 JACK HAWKINS Division 1 suffered its 1st loss to fellow contender Mac Uni. After a big build 2 DANIEL NAPPER then trying unsuccessfully as it turns out, to run them down. The up with a huge crowd it was Mac who came out the stronger of the 2 sides effort is there but obviously there is a lack of confidence. 3 TYRONE ARMITAGE 3 NATHAN SMITH opening up a 13 point quarter time lead. The next 2 quarters were a tough The first grade just failed to run down another batch of students. 4 PAT MCBRIDE 4 JUSTIN HALL low scoring slog with the Wolves clawing their way back and got within a The effort is certainly there but we need to improve our skills and 5 TOM BECKETT kick early in the last quarter, but Mac Uni finished the stronger kicking the 5 RUEBAN BAJADA final 4 goals of the match to win by 33. Best players were Pridge, Ty and our accuracy both in passing and in kicking for goal. It will not be 6 RYAN WEARNE Eck who fought all day whilst Humey was the only multiple goal scorer with 6 MARK GRAHAM long before we turn this around and then a number of wins will come in a rush. 7 MATT BUCHELOR 2. 7 DAVID RYAN Division 2 played another top side in its competition and fell short, losing to Ressies in each of their last two matches have conceded glut of 8 MICHAEL MILNER 8 DAVID STROUD Penrith by 38 points. The boys played with great endeavour and were goals then have staged a great comeback only to run out of puff. always within touching distance but the rams were too tall and too strong, 9 DECLAN DONOHUE (c) 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON nd In their last match against Holroyd-Parramatta we could of, with a 7 goal to 4 2 half. New player Jed was fantastic, supported by 10 ROBERT LOMBARDO 10 ANGUS BUNCLE Jimmy, Spider and Jarrah (4 goals). should of, won but…..! 11 MITCH MORGAN Division 4 hosted undefeated Penrith and gave them a real scare leading 11 STEPHEN WILSEN On the other side the Under 18‘s after several close calls against more highly fancied opponents had a very comfortable win over for the majority of the day before being run down in the final 10 minutes. 12 BEN SHARP 12 JAMES MASON After a hard start, the boys took control of the match through the 2nd and 3rd UNSW/e\Easts. With wins in their next two matches we could 13 GARETH BENBROW quarters, but a final quarter 5 goal surge from Penrith was enough to steal 13 BRYCE ADDISON have these young Dragons sitting in the 5 which would be a 14 MATT AHERN the win. Harry was BOG, with Joel Hunter in ruck and Youngy in the middle 14 TIM ADDISON deserving reward for their application. Despite having a large playing great games. Division 5 had the final game at Weldon under the 15 ERIC BURKE lights and with a number of past players returning for the big occasion a big 15 DYLAN TAYLOR number of first year Under 18‘s the boys are improving every week and the ―Bear‖ will have another team playing in the end of 16 BEN JOSEPH outing was expected. The side dominated running out 105 point winners. 16 JAMES DO CANTO Canham was best across half forward, also booting 3 majors, with Ryan season matches. 17 RYAN MCSOURLEY and Slobs playing fantastic. Razzle kicked 5 in his return but picked up an 17 BEN MADDERN Thanks to all our volunteers who helped out at Blacktown. Your 18 LEVI BRAIN injury that could see him out for a while. 18 ADAM BUTTLING efforts are always appreciated and you are fundamental to our Under 18‘s picked up a huge win defeating finals contender Mac Uni by 17 19 NICK RYAN success. 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON points in the curtain raiser to the main game. After somewhat of a meltdown rd Remember Saturday 18 June is both Ladies Day and Back to St 21 PAUL BOURKE in the 3 quarter the boys fell behind after controlling the first half. But with 20 MICHAEL HOLMES George Day. All are encouraged to bring their girlfriend, partner, some animated words from Rich and with a big crowd behind them the 21 JAMES BLOOR 22 DANIEL DICKERSON young Wolves rallied to kick 5 goals to 1 in the final term to pull off a sensa- wife Mother and grandmothers to the games. More details later 24 JACOB GRAHAM tional victory. Big Walt again played a great game, with Darcy down back 22 KIERAN DONOHUE in the newsletter. A big thanks to Kim Andrews and her team for 25 WILL BRASSIL and Nath up forward controlling their areas. Jake and Nath both kicked 4 23 JON SHINEBERG all the work they are putting into this day to make it successful. goals. Thanks also to our sponsors Presfast and the St George Masos 26 ROB HART 24 ANDREW HERNE This week Division 1 travel out to UTS aiming to get back in the winner‘s who always look after us and without whom finances would be 27 SAM RIX circle, with Div 2, 4 and 18‘s all heading down to Moorebank. Div 5 will host 25 JASON ANDRISKE Southern Power in the only home fixture of the weekend. Get down to the even tighter. Just a reminder that membership fees are now due 28 CHRIS DONOVAN Steyne tonight for awards and many thanks to other sponsors Bendigo 26 BEN JONES at St George Masos. 29 TOBY JONES Bank's Freshwater Community Bank and Bray's IGA - Allambie Heights and 27 PAUL SAIN Collaroy for their continued support. GO WOLVES! 30 JOSH YOUNG 28 BRYCE MCEVOY 31 JADD WALSH 29 RICHARD TALBOT 32 BEN YOUNG 30 RYAN BENNETT 33 DANIEL PEARSON 31 LLOYD PERRIS 35 JAMIE MCDOUGALL 32 DAVID LYCAKIS 36 TOM THURGALAND 33 BLAKE GUTHRIE 37 CHRIS HICKFORD 34 DAMIAN PRATT 38 ROB COMANS 35 LACHLAN PERRIS 39 MARCUS COBURN Hotel Steyne 38 MATT JONES 40 BYRON HORRELL 39 MATTHEW THRIPP 40 LACHLAN ORR 42 LUKE MAUNDER 43 DAN PERDRAU 50 CALLUM ANDREWS

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UTS BATS NOR WEST JETS

Senior Coach: Michael Hosking Senior Coach: Garry Bull Club Colours: Black & Green Club Colours: Blue & White www.utsafc.com www.hawkesburyafc.com.au

No NAME GOALS With home games over two different venues over both days No NAME GOALS THE Nor-West Jets face one of their biggest challenges of the season so 1 TIM WALLACE of the weekend it‘s going to be busy and things don‘t hap- 1 STEVEN CHASE far today as they prepare to travel just down the road to Greygums Oval 2 JAMES CAICA to defend the Riff-RAAF Cup in the always much-anticipated showdown pen by accident so the UTSAFC would like to thank their 2 BRENDAN CAMERON 3 ZAC JARDINE key sponsors: with the high-flying Penrith Rams. 3 PETER RICHARDSON The Rams have been in sublime form so far this season, sitting in sec- 4 ANDREW DAVIS 5 JAROD THOMSON (capt) ond position on the ladder in both grades, and the Jets will need to be at 6 MITCHELL HALL  Eakin McCaffery Cox their very best if they are to spring an upset or two. 6 BROCK GIBSON The entire Hawkesbury Australian Football Club is riding high at the 7 JOT LYNAS  The UTS Union  The Light Brigade Hotel 7 OWEN BUTCHER moment after a string of good news within the past two weeks. 8 DAN MCGRATH The club is buzzing after receiving confirmation that Sydney Swans‘  Audi Centre Sydney 9 SCOTT ALLAN 9 SHAUN SILVER premiership hero Nick Davis will be a guest speaker at the Richmond  Corporate Edge 10 GERARD SMITS Club-Hawkesbury AFC Corporate Raceday at the Hawkesbury Races on 10 MICHAEL ATKINSON  Bright Wealth 11 JOSH HOWE Monday, June 13. 11 ISAAC IRVINE Davis, who memorably kicked four last quarter goals to lift the Swans  Canadian Club 12 STEVE DAVIDSON over Geelong in the 2005 first semi final on their way to their drought- 12 ANDREW KEITH  Adventure Professionals 14 AARON BAYNE breaking premiership that year, will join his father, and fellow former 13 BARRY HOLLAND Collingwood and Sydney player Craig, as special guests on the day.  Taylor Collison 15 MICK YEE 14 ANDREW MORLEY  Port Finance Group There are only 14 tickets remaining for the corporate event on the day, 16 SEB GOLDRICK so if you haven‘t secured yours yet, there is a real danger of missing out. 15 ALAN KYMANTAS  Boheem Design 17 MICHAEL GRAY Visit www.nwjets.sydneyafl.com.au for more information. 16 CHRIS TOLJ  PSA Project Management The day is aimed at raising funds to build the new clubhouse on Bensons 18 PAUL SHERWOOD 3 as the second stage of what will become an exclusive football facility, 17 HAMISH TURNER  smf recruitment 20 JAKE BERRY (capt) and the club has received more excellent news with confirmation that the 21 LUKE TRIMBOLI  Hollistic Fitness Hawkesbury City Council has approved the plans for the building, raising 21 CHRIS KYLE 22 FRANK BOLAND hopes it could be in use in time for the 2012 season. Post match presentations will be at the Light Brigade Hotel 23 CHRIS AHEARN A huge thankyou is also extended to Hawkesbury Sports Council, the 24 TOM STEINFORT from 7pm on Saturday and 6pm on Sunday. 24 PAUL WEBSTER AFL NSW-ACT Community Facility Grants department and the Joss 25 JONO SPRAGG Group after the club also secured a $10,000 grant to install a new sprin- 26 MATT LLOYD kler system on Bensons 3 valued at $27,000, just another step in produc- 26 JAMES GARDINER 28 CHRIS BLAKE ing a state of the art venue for Australian Rules Football. 28 MARK TREWHELLA Last week, the Jets were left with mixed emotions after seniors scored a 29 DONNY OLLINGTON 29 SIMON FITZGERALD brilliant 43-point victory over the previously unbeaten Sydney Uni in 30 SCOTT BRAID Division Two at St Pauls, while the reserves were outplayed and outen- 30 ALEX WHOOLEY 31 CHRIS COLLINS thused by a more desperate and committed Auburn Tigers in Division 31 DUSTIN TEASDALE Four, who are to be congratulated on their first win of the season. 32 JAMES MOYNIHAN Jake Berry kicked another five goals in the ones to make it 13 in two 34 SAM WAY 33 JOSH CASS outings, but is likely to miss the next month after finishing with a leg 40 ANDREW BURNS injury, while Warwick Smith was brilliant in holding the league‘s leading 34 MATT LAURENCE 43 ROCH HANMORE goalkicker Troy Cole to just one major as the Jets won their third game in 36 ADAM FOX the row. 45 FEARGHAL PURCELL 41 GRANT HOFFMAN The reserves‘ loss leaves them staring down the barrel of relegation, and 50 PAT TEGART they will need to find some more commitment quickly to stop that 42 WAWRICK SMITH happening. 51 TOM ROBINSON 43 JOSH JAMES 56 MATTHEW WILLIAMS 44 RYAN BOWEN 65 HENRY MCGREGOR 46 DAMIAN BROWN 66 NICK ROBINSON 48 SAM MAKINS 83 ALEX COWELL 53 STUART TIBBEN 84 TOM MCGREGOR 54 JONO DOWL 58 BEN CAIN 59 DANIEL GUTHRIDGE 74 SCOTT LONGMAN 77 MATT BROPHY

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PENRITH RAMS CAMPBELLTOWN BLUES

Senior Coach: Geoff Payne Senior Coach: Brad Freney Club Colours: Black & Green Club Colours: Navy & White www.penrithrams.com.au [email protected]

The Penrith Rams continued their winning ways with a 38 point win over No NAME GOALS No notes supplied. No NAME GOALS Manly at Weldon Oval on Saturday. A depleted Penrith side again got off to 1 BRYCE RONEY a slow start by conceding the first two goals, before hitting back strongly to 1 TYSON SIMS 2 NATHAN ALLISON take a 16 point quarter time lead. An inaccurate second term saw the Rams 2 GAVIN NOTTLE waste their opportunities to put the match out of the reach of the home side, 3 JOHN KEANE with the visitors taking a 20 point buffer into the long break. However, the 3 JOEL PARSONS 4 REECE JOHNSON Rams continued their overall dominance in the second half, despite the 4 HAMISH SHERWOOD 5 JASON BRADLEY efforts of a dogged Manly side, to run out comfortable winners. 5 LUKE COUGHLAN

6 DALE CHIVAS The little and large combination up forward of Ben Robinson and Dale 6 MARCUS LINSEN 7 DANIEL SCHROOT Chivas proved to be a potent mix, finishing with six and five goals respec- 7 MARK LEACH 8 BLAKE ROBERTS tively. The backline again held firm in keeping their opposition to another sub-ten goal return, whilst Tom Hall took his opportunity in the top grade to 8 MATTHEW SCULLY 9 JAY EDWARDS amongst Penrith‘s best, along with Jake Shelley, Adam Sharp and Mitch 9 JORDAN BEVERIDGE 10 BEN ROBINSON Reinhard. 10 JAKE BRAZILL 11 DAVID BRADLEY Reserve Grade had a major scare before finishing over the top of a deter- 11 SCOTT HARDY 12 TAYT CORLESS mined Wolves side to take the spoils. After a promising start, the Rams 12 KANE CLARK 13 SAM LOCKHART were thoroughly outplayed through the middle quarters before a stunning five goal burst in the final ten minutes stole the game. Jason Bradley 14 MATTHEW PAYNE 13 BRYCE MARTIN booted five goals for the winners and Tayt Corless chipped in with three. 14 SHANE DOHERTY 15 TIM CUMMINS Christian Triffitt was comfortably the Rams best, and he had good support 16 BRAD PATHUIS from Nathan Rowley and Wombat Howell. Chris Manuel continues to 15 BRYCE JOYNSON improve, whilst Christian Knight showed that his quality would add to the 16 JAMES BOTTIN-NOONAN 17 JAMES DENTON side after a long absence. 19 ADAM WEST 17 BEN WHARTON 20 NICHOLAS COLLIMORE The U/18‘s put in a gutsy display despite suffering a 67 point defeat at the 18 MITCH HOGAN hands of North Shore at Gore Hill. Penrith pushed their more fancied 21 JOSH ANASIS opponents all day and their effort could not be faulted, however, the polish 19 DAVID LINSEN 22 ADAM SHARP of the home side proved to be too much for the Rams. Liam Murphy was 20 KURT HANSON 23 MITCH REINHARD terrific through the midfield along with Jack Ponton and George Paneras, with the backline also working hard through the agency of Harry Doyle and 21 KIERAN MONTELEONE 24 LUKE O‘CONNOR James Devlin, whilst Shaun Stevens made a welcome return to be amongst 22 BRENTON SOMERVILLE 26 LACHLAN SMITH the Rams best. 23 ALEX SNEDDON 27 TOM HALL The Penrith Rams celebrate their annual ―Old Boy‘s Day‖ on Saturday 24 BLAKE MCCROSSEN 28 HARLEY STIBBARD when they welcome traditional rivals Nor West Jets in what should be a 25 NILS WILLIAMS 29 JAKE SULTANA terrific day of football, with the Rams sitting in third position on the ladder and the Jets coming off a big win over the previously undefeated Sydney 26 BEN YAKIMOV 31 NATHAN ROWLEY Uni. The U/18‘s also face a crunch game as they welcome Western Sub- 27 JOEL WATTS 36 MARK WOODFORD urbs to Greygums Oval in front of what should be a big crowd. 38 JOHN SPICER 28 MATT MOORE The club would like to acknowledge the continued support of our wonderful 29 MATT MOREY 39 MARK JACKSON sponsors, IGA Signature, Goulburn Valley, Ice Break Ice Coffee and the 44 BARON SAVANAH Red Cow Inn. 30 CAMERON GORDON 46 NATHAN WRIGHT 47 MITCH RENEHAN 48 ALEX HENRY 51 JAKE SHELLEY 52 MATTHEW O‘CONNOR 53 AARON GOODWIN 54 BRAD REDFERN 55 NATHAN WHITE

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SOUTHERN POWER MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WARRIORS

Senior Coach: Rod Craig & Simon Closter Senior Coach: Lindsay Bassani Club Colours: Aqua & Black Club Colours: Red, White & Black www.southernpower.sydneyafl.com.au www.muafc.com.au

No NAME GOALS The Power are on the road again today with tough matches No NAME GOALS 1 LIAM DAVIS against Mac Uni (Div One, Three & 18‘s), Manly (Div Five) and Macquarie University‘s Division One side took on Manly- Bondi (womens). 1 BRETT HARLAND Warringah at Weldon Oval in Round Nine and were deter- 2 ALAN FRITSCH Old Boys Day last weekend was again a great success and we 2 ANDREW POLKINGHORNE mined to prove their premiership credentials by taking it to 3 RYAN MURPHY thank all the past players (and supporters) for getting down to 3 DYLAN BROGAN the top of the ladder Wolves. The two teams were hardly 4 JAMES CLARKE support the day and do battle for the Jimmy Tremain memorial. 4 ANDREW MOODY separable all day before a four goal last quarter by Mac- 5 MATT DOWLING Trophy. The women kicked the day off with a tough match quarie saw the visitors charge home 11.12.78 to 6.9.45. 5 BRODIE COOPER 6 ROD CRAIG against Sydney Uni. Despite the scoreline the match was a tight Coach Lindsay Bassani praised the side‘s efforts after the one and the girls can be proud of their efforts against a top side. 6 SHAUN RICHARDS-SMITH 7 PHILIP HAMER game, saying, “This was our biggest challenge of the sea- Following the Old Boys match the Reserves took on unbeaten 7 JAMES MOYLAN son and we stood up today”. Captain Brett Harland kicked 8 STUART BRIERTY UNSW and caused a big upset winning by 15 points. A great win 8 AIDERIC MOODY three goals for the Warriors who now join the Wolves on top 9 MICHAEL BELLMAN for the boys and one which sets the season up for them. Rhys 9 NATHAN BOWEN-WELDON of the ladder with eight wins each. 10 CAMERON ROE Davis was best on ground in what was a solid team performance while Josh Krull kicked another 4 goals to add to his impressive 10 STEPHEN BROOKS 11 MITCHELL NEW In Division Three, the Macquarie Reserves side got their tally. First Grade rounded out the day in style with a solid win 11 JAMES BRACKIN 12 ADAM COOK season back on track with a 54-point thumping of East against UNSW to consolidate their position on the ladder. 12 MARCUS FIRTH 13 MATTHEW YOUNG Coast Eagles. The Warriors kicked five goals to one in the 13 CHRIS MUNRO opening term to stamp their authority on the game, while 14 DUANE WILD The Power thank 2011 season partner Salonseventysix. Salonseventysix is situated in both Como and Yarrawarrah and 14 JOSH MUNRO only inaccuracy in front of goal prevented the lead blowing 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY prides itself on being able to provide a full range of hair services 16 AIDAN MCCULLOCH out even further, finishing the game 13.17.95 to 6.5.41. 16 GRAHAM ENRIGHT personalised to the individual, both women and men. 17 ANDRE SLIWKA The Warrior forwards were dominant on the day with Ashwin 17 ROSS EMMERICK Their experienced stylists deliver a friendly, high quality service 18 LEIGHTON CORR Govender (five), Patrick Barclay (four) and Peter Hyndman 18 LUKE JANSSON designed to capture beauty, suitability and the latest in wearable (3) all contributing. trends. 19 RICHARD BELL 19 ANDREW CLUFF Don‘t forget to mention you are from the Southern Power and 20 MATTHEW BOURKE In the other grades, Macquarie accounted for Moorebank 20 LIAM AGGETT you will be issued with a salon VIP card which will entitle you to 21 SAMUAL LOW 10.9.69 to 7.11.53 at home in Division Four, while the Warri- 21 JAKE HARDY many benefits within the salon. 24 ANGUS RODGERS ors‘ Division Five side struggled against a much stronger 22 DAVID TAYLOR ~ Power In Unity ~ 25 SEAN ELLICOTT Wolves side, going down by 105 points at Weldon Oval. 23 MATTHEW GRAHAM

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