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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au AFL FROM THE EDITOR 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 36 Round 10— June 4-5, 2011 1 Round 10— June 4-5, 2011 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 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
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