Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May AFL AROUND THE GROUNDS LADDER

P W L D % Pts Fremantle 6 6 0 0 152 24 West Coast 6 4 2 0 141 16 Collingwood 6 4 2 0 127 16 This week AFL Sydney will take part in Community Umpiring AFL Sydney Premier Division Sydney 6 4 2 0 126 16 Round to support umpires at the community level of the Adelaide 6 4 2 0 118 16 Tips for Round 6 GWS 6 4 2 0 104 16 game. ‘The Rookie’ ‘Danny’ Western Bulldogs 6 4 2 0 103 16 Community Umpiring Round encourages everyone involved Eagles by 60 Eagles by 75 in Australian Football – coaches, players, administrators, Hawthorn 6 3 3 0 136 12 Giants by 15 Giants by 31 parents and supporters – to play a role in creating a positive North Melbourne 6 3 3 0 98 12 Demons by 28 Demons by 10 match day environment to retain and recruit umpires. Port Adelaide 6 3 3 0 95 12 Magpies by 15 Bats by 9 At the community level, a welcoming environment ensures Essendon 6 3 3 0 92 12 Geelong 6 3 3 0 88 12 umpires feel supported to officiate to the best of their ability. Each weekend of club football there are Richmond 6 2 4 0 102 8 more than 3800 umpiring appointments required in NSW/ACT many of these are filled by club um- St Kilda 6 2 4 0 85 8 pires, mums and dads just helping out for the day. It is critical that the AFL community works together Melbourne 6 2 4 0 78 8 to create a positive atmosphere for the officials of the game whether they are league appointed or Gold Coast 6 1 5 0 83 4 club umpires. Carlton 6 1 5 0 74 4 Often umpires are lost to the game due to the reception and abuse they receive from spectators and Brisbane 6 1 5 0 58 4 fans at matches. Prior to each match this weekend all players and coaches will shake hands with the umpires prior to ROUND 6 RESULTS all matches as a measure of appreciation towards to role the umpires play in our game. Geelong 15.10.100 def. Collingwood 8.11.59 At the AFL level, this will be extended with all club coaches shaking hands with the umpires prior to North Melbourne 16.13.109 def. Richmond 10.14.74 the opening bounce of each match. St Kilda 14.10.94 def. Western Bulldogs 13.9.87 When surveyed, 68 per cent of umpires said their number one reason for umpiring was their love of GWS 16.12.108 def. Hawthorn 14.14.98 the game. Sydney Swans coach John Longmire says both players and spectators may not realise that Adelaide 18.11.119 def. Gold Coast 11.12.78 umpires are as committed and passionate about the game as they are. Sydney 12.16.88 def. Melbourne 7.8.50 “As a coach, I help prepare my players to perform at the best of their ability each week,” Longmire Fremantle 12.8.80 def. Essendon 7.10.52 said. Brisbane 12.12.84 def. Carlton 11.9.75 “It may not be common knowledge but umpires train and prepare themselves just like the players do. West Coast 11.12.78 def. Port Adelaide 10.8.68 It takes a tremendous amount of commitment and dedication to become an umpire and we respect the work they do – umpires play an integral role in our great game.” FIXTURES With participation rates booming across the country, the number of umpires needs to increase in order to meet the demand for the game. In 2014, the number of umpires in NSW/ACT increased to a ROUND 7 ROUND 8 Friday 15th May Friday 22nd May record 1611 umpires, coaches and mentors. The aim is to reach 2000 umpires by 2016. Essendon v North Melbourne Geelong v Carlton GIANTS Coach Leon Cameron said that all participants should recognise the contribution of umpires. Saturday 16th May Saturday 23rd May “Umpires are essential to our sport, so it’s important that we get behind Umpiring Round and show Adelaide v St Kilda St Kilda v West Coast our appreciation for umpires at all levels of the game,” Cameron said. Hawthorn v Melbourne GWS v Adelaide “Decisions may not always go your way, but just remember that without the umpires we wouldn’t Carlton v GWS Gold Coast v Collingwood have a game each week so please respect their judgment and play the game in good spirits.” Sydney v Geelong Hawthorn v Sydney Over the course of this year a number of new umpiring initiates have been introduced including a West Coast v Gold Coast Fremantle v North Melbourne new Umpire Coach Accreditation Course, targeting female and people from diverse backgrounds, a Sunday 17th May Sunday 24th May new “Get in the Game” campaign to recruit umpires along with additional state support to talented Western Bulldogs v Fremantle Essendon v Brisbane umpires in all three umpiring disciplines. Richmond v Collingwood Melbourne v Western Bulldogs Brisbane v Port Adelaide Port Adelaide v Richmond Enjoy your day at the footy. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 36 1 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May CODE OF CONDUCT 2015 PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE Round 1 Round 6 Round 11 Round 16 PARENTS & SUPPORTERS Friday, Apr 10 Saturday, May 16 Saturday, Jul 04 Saturday, Aug 15 UTS 16.13 v UNSW/ES 6.5 East Coast v North Shore East Coast v Pennant Hills East Coast v Sydney Uni Saturday, Apr 11 St George v Manly Wests v Sydney Uni St George v North Shore  Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. ECE 15.5 v MW 14.14 Pennant Hills v Sydney Uni UNSW/ES v UTS Pennant Hills v UTS NS 10.15 v WS 10.9 Wests v UTS North Shore v Manly UNSW/ES v Wests  Encourage participation, but don’t force it. PH 16.9 v STG 11.10 UNSW/ES—Bye St George—Bye Manly—Bye  SU—Bye Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. Round 7 Round 12 Round 17 Round 2  Never ridicule mistakes or losses. Supporters are there to support not down- Saturday, May 23 Saturday, Jul 11 Saturday, Aug 22 Saturday, Apr 18 grade. Manly v Sydney Uni North Shore v Sydney Uni UTS v St George STG 17.9 v SU 14.11 UTS v Pennant Hills Pennant Hills v Manly Wests v Manly MW 9.7 v PH 9.14  Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires, administrators and North Shore v St George St George v East Coast North Shore v East Coast NS 11.8 v UNSW/ES 19.16 Sunday, May 24 UTS v Wests Sydney Uni v UNSW/ES spectators. Physical or verbal abuse will not be tolerated. WS 7.4 v ECE 20.14 Wests v UNSW/ES UNSW/ES—Bye Pennant Hills—Bye UTS—Bye  Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time. East Coast—Bye

Round 13 Round 18  Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club Round 3 Round 8 Saturday, Jul 18 Saturday, Aug 29 Saturday, Apr 25 officials in private. Saturday, June 13 East Coast v Wests St George v Wests WS 6.6 v PH 15.10 St George v UTS Manly v UTS Sydney Uni v UTS  Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many such UNSW/ES 4.7 v MW 21.14 Manly v Wests Sunday, Jul 19 Manly v UNSW/ES SU 12.11 v NS 6.12 comments are politically incorrect and it is your coach, team-mates, Club and Sydney Uni v East Coast UNSW/ES v St George Pennant Hill v North Shore Sunday, Apr 26 family that are let down with such remarks. Sunday, Jun 14 Sydney Uni v Pennant Hills East Coast—Bye ECE 21.17 v UTS 3.3 UNSW/ES v North Shore North Shore—Bye STG—Bye  Respect the facilities and equipment of your own and opposing Clubs. Pennant Hills—Bye Sat 5th Sept

 Round 14 Qualifying Final Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct toward Round 4 Round 9 Saturday, Jul 25 any player, official, umpire or supporter. Such actions are totally unacceptable. Saturday, May 02 Saturday, June 20 UTS v East Coast Sun 6th Sept STG 12.10 v UNSW/ES 9.12 East Coast v UNSW/ES Manly v St George Elimination Final  Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, coaches, UTS 7.9 v SU 8.10 UTS v North Shore Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES officials or players. MW 10.10 v NS 1.3 Pennant Hills v Wests Sunday, Jul 26 Saturday 12th Sept PH 3.4 v ECE 7.8  Sydney Uni v St George Wests v North Shore 2nd Semi Final Abusive language is unacceptable. WS—Bye Manly—Bye Sydney Uni—Bye

 Do not use information technology to make or post inappropriate comments Sunday 13th Sept Round 5 against players, clubs, club officials, match officials or the League which is dis- Round 10 Round 15 1st Semi Final Saturday, May 09 Saturday, Jun 27 Saturday, Aug 08 criminatory or offensive. Information technology includes, but is not limited to, ECE 23.12 v STG 5.10 Manly v East Coast St George v Pennant Hills Sunday 20th Sept email, instant messaging, text messages, phone messages, digital images, web- SU 17.16 v WS 4.12 North Shore v Pennant Hills North Shore v UTS Preliminary Final UNSW/ES 3.9 v PH 7.16 UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni site postings (including social media such as Facebook, Twitter and blogs). UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni UTS 12.6 v MW 17.9 Wests v St George Manly v East Coast Sunday, 27th Sept NS—Bye UTS—Bye Wests—Bye Grand Final Postal Address

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Phone Number 02 9453 3034 Fax Number 02 9453 3428 Email Address [email protected] www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 2 35 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May 2015 STATISTICS AFL SYDNEY CLUB CONTACTS

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2015 LEADING GOALKICKERS AUBURN GIANTS Amna K-Hassan 0415 282 855 [email protected] BALMAIN TIGERS Andrew Kyprianou 0423 781 021 [email protected] Premier Division LW TOT

U19/3 TRENT STUBBS EAST COAST 3 18 BALMAIN WOMEN’S Laura Holdsworth 0417 791 844 [email protected] Sen Res 's / W Tot Wom BRAYDEN FOWLER MANLY 7 16 BLACKTOWN MAGIC Fabian McLeod 0431 748 751 [email protected]

JACKSON POLA-SMITH MANLY 2 13 CAMDEN Warren Back 0414 795 529 [email protected] Pennant Hills 240 200 100 540 Division One LW TOT CAMPBELLTOWN David Carey 0423 163 597 [email protected]

Balmain 300 134 50 484 LUKE JARJOURA BALMAIN 8 22 EAST COAST EAGLES Peter Physick 0419 264 159 [email protected] MICHAEL MAY UTS 4 12 GOSFORD WILDCATS Lachlan Thompson 0415 676 867 [email protected] Manly Warringah 240 150 66 456 BRADY DUNN UNSW/ES 1 9 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Justin Cunneen 0433 990 079 [email protected] Blacktown 300 150 0 450 Division Two LW TOT MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Pete LeBreton 0423 067 040 [email protected] JASON MOELLER BLACKTOWN 2 12 Sydney University 225 134 50 409 MANLY WARRINGAH Russell Clack 0411 666 577 [email protected] DANIEL SAUNDERS MOOREBANK 2 10 MOOREBANK Mark Coles 0424 249 078 [email protected] Moorebank 180 100 100 380 ASH MOELLER BLACKTOWN 3 9

Division Three LW TOT NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS Verna Leigh 0421 805 147 [email protected] UTS 75 200 100 375 MITCHELL STEVENS PENRITH 2 15 NOR WEST Dom Shipley 0413 358 131 [email protected]

Camden 225 100 50 375 JAKE SHELLEY PENRITH 3 13 NORTH SHORE Liz Fitzgerald 0417 290 219 [email protected] BEN ROBINSON PENRITH 3 10 East Coast Eagles 240 100 0 340 PENNANT HILLS Phil Hare 0409 205 213 [email protected] Division Four LW TOT PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579 061 [email protected] Penrith 99 200 33 332 LUKE DEERING CAMPBELLTOWN 2 7 RANDWICK CITY Jeremy Grant 0414 673 210 [email protected] ADAM NOYCE CAMDEN 1 7 St George 150 100 50 300 SOUTH COAST THUNDER Michael Dobie 0421 367 725 [email protected] Division Five LW TOT SOUTHERN POWER Lauren Hodgson 0412 771 574 [email protected] Campbelltown 225 0 11.25 236.5 CAMERON FARMER SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 5 9

ANDREW KYPRIANOU BALMAIN 2 9 ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405 546 [email protected] Nor-West 99 100 9.95 208.95 Under 19s Division One LW TOT SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Tristan Liles 0402 447 966 [email protected] Macquarie University 99 66 33 198 MATTHEW PREEN PENNANT HILLS 1 11 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S Ashlee Morgan 0401 353 121 [email protected]

North Shore 75 50 66 191 HAIM QUIEL UNSW/ES 1 10 UNSW/ES Mark McDonald 0438 386 416 [email protected]

Under 19s Division Two LW TOT UNSW WOMEN’S Karen Hutchison 0414 267 703 [email protected] Holroyd Parramatta 0 66 100 166 BEN ZOPPO WESTS 0 12 UTS Justin Kurenda 0415 672 145 [email protected] Southern Power 0 100 0 100 MICHAELTOGHER MOOREBANK 7 12 UTS SHAMROCKS Simone Faulkner 0431 400 196 [email protected] Women’s Division One LW TOT UNSW/ES 60 0 37 97 WESTERN SUBURBS Nick Miller 0487 410 477 [email protected] AMANDA FARRUGIA MACQUARIE UNI 2 6 WESTERN WOLVES Yvette Andrews 0408 281 810 [email protected] Randwick City 60 0 33 93 STEPHANIE WALKER SYDNEY UNI 1 5 WOLLONDILLY KNIGHTS Russell Andrews 0414 920 481 [email protected] Women’s Division Two LW TOT Western Suburbs 0 0 75 75 JESSIE BURNHAM PENRITH 6 6 WOLLONGONG SAINTS Jessie Mulholland 0431 087 092 [email protected]

Gosford 0 50 2.5 52.5 GILLIAN BEHAN UTS 3 5 NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION Will MacArthur 0433 723 803 [email protected] www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 34 3 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May FIXTURES 2015 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS FIXTURES — MAY 15th—17th FIXTURES — MAY 23rd—24th DIVISION FIVE P W L D % %WON Premier Division Premier Division 1 PENRITH 2 2 0 0 280 100 Saturday, 16th May Saturday, 23rd May 2 UNSW/ES 3 3 0 0 168 100 East Coast v North Shore @ Kanebridge Oval @ 2.10pm UTS v Pennant Hills @ Waverley Oval @ 2.10pm St George v Manly Warringah @ Olds Park @ 2.10pm Manly Warringah v Sydney University @ Weldon Oval @ 2.30pm 3 UTS 3 2 1 0 257 67 Pennant Hills v Sydney University @ Mike Kenny @ 2.30pm North Shore v St George @ Gore Hill Oval @ 2.30pm 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3 2 1 0 180 67 Western Suburbs v UTS @ Henson Park @ 7pm Sunday, 24th May UNSW/ES—Bye Western Suburbs v UNSW/ES @ Picken Oval @ 2.10pm 5 NOR-WEST 2 1 1 0 82 50 Division One East Coast—Bye 6 CAMDEN 4 2 2 0 76 50 Saturday, 16th May Division One St George v Holroyd Parramatta @ Olds Park @ 10pm Saturday, 23rd May 7 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 3 1 2 0 78 33 East Coast v Balmain @ Kanebridge Oval @ 12pm UTS v Pennant Hills @ Waverley Oval @ 12.00pm 8 RANDWICK CITY 3 1 2 0 77 33 Pennant Hills v Sydney University @ Mike Kenny @ 12.30pm Holroyd Parramatta v East Coast @ Gipps Rd @ 2.30pm UNSW/ES v Southern Power @ Village Green @ 12.30pm Southern Power v Sydney University @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.30pm 9 PENNANT HILLS 3 1 2 0 70 33 Macquarie Uni v UTS @ University Oval @ 3.10pm Macquarie University v UNSW/ES @ University Oval @ 5.10pm 10 BALMAIN 4 1 3 0 62 25 Division Two Sunday, 24th May Saturday, 16th May Balmain v St George @ Henson Park @ 2.30pm 11 MOOREBANK 2 0 2 0 30 0 Penrith v Blacktown @ Greygums Oval @ 2.10pm Division Two Randwick City v North Shore @ Poineers Park @ 2.10pm Saturday, 23rd May UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE P W L D % PTS Moorebank v Manly Warringah @ Rosedale @ 3.10pm Manly Warringah v Penrith @ Weldon Oval @ 12.30pm 1 PENNANT HILLS 4 4 0 0 270 100 Western Suburbs v Camden @ Henson Park @ 5pm North Shore v Moorebank @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12.30pm Division Three Western Suburbs v Randwick City @ Picken Oval @ 2.10pm 2 NORTH SHORE 3 2 1 0 146 67 Saturday, 16th May Camden v Blacktown @ Harrington Park @ 2.30pm 3 MANLY WARRINGAH 3 2 1 0 118 67 East Coast v Balmain @ Kanebridge Oval @ 10am Division Three UNSW/ES v Nor-West @ Village Green @ 10.30am Saturday, 23rd May 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3 1 1 1 105 50 Pennant Hills v Sydney University @ Mike Kenny—Bottom @ 12.30pm Gosford v Pennant Hills @ Adcock Park @ 2.10pm 5 ST GEORGE 4 2 2 0 88 50 Gosford v Penrith @ Adcock Park @ 2.10pm Nor-West v East Coast @ Bensons Lane @ 2.10pm Western Suburbs v UTS @ Henson Park @ 3pm UTS v Penrith @ Trumper Park @ 2.10pm 6 UNSW/ES 4 1 2 1 83 38 Division Four Sunday, 24th May 7 SOUTH COAST 3 1 2 0 86 33 Saturday, 16th May Western Suburbs v UNSW/ES @ Picken Oval @ 12pm Camden v Southern Power @ Harrington Park @ 10am Balmain v Sydney University @ Henson Park @ 12.30pm 8 EAST COAST 4 0 4 0 39 0 Manly Warringah v Campbelltown @ Weldon Oval @ 10.30am Division Four UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO P W L D % PTS Randwick City v North Shore @ Pioneers Park @ 12pm Saturday, 23rd May Macquarie University v Sydney University @ University Oval @1pm Southern Power v Wollondilly @ Gwawley Oval @ 9.30am 1 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 4 4 0 0 591 100 Moorebank v Blacktown @ Rosedale @ 1pm North Shore v Blacktown @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10.30am 2 MOOREBAK 3 3 0 0 258 100 Wollondilly v Holroyd Parramatta @ Bargo Sportsground @ 2pm Campbelltown v Randwick City @ Monarch Oval @ 12pm Division Five Holroyd Parramatta v Moorebank @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 12.30pm 3 WESTRN SUBURBS 4 3 1 0 177 75 Saturday, 16th May Macquarie University v Camden @ University Oval @ 1pm UNSW/ES v Nor-West @ Village Green @ 8.30am Manly Warringah v Sydney University @ Weldon Oval @ 5.10pm 4 BALMAIN 4 2 2 0 114 50 Moorebank v Randwick City @ Rosedale @ 9am Division Five 5 PENNANT HILLS 4 2 2 0 55 50 Sydney Uni v Holroyd Parramatta @ Uni No.1 Oval Saturday, 23rd May Penrith v Balmain @ Greygums Oval @ 12pm Holroyd Parramatta v Moorebank @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 10.30am 6 PENRITH 3 1 2 0 76 33 UTS v Camden @ Mahoney Park @ 12pm Nor-West v Randwick City @ Bensons Lane @ 12pm 7 SOUTHERN POWER 4 0 4 0 45 0 Pennnant Hills—Bye UTS v Penrith @ Trumper Park @ 12pm U19 Division One Camden v Pennant Hills @ Harrington Park @ 12.30pm 8 CAMPBELLTOWN 4 0 4 0 16 0 Saturday, 16th May Sunday, 24th May WOMEN’S DIVISION ONE P W L D % %WON Pennant Hills v Sydney University @ Mike Kenny @ 10.30am Balmain v Sydney University @ Henson Park @ 10.30am St George v Manly Warringah @ Olds Park @ 12pm UNSW/ES—Bye 1 NEWTOWN 2 2 0 0 354 100 East Coast v North Shore @ Kanebridge Oval @ 5pm U19 Division One Sunday, 17th May Saturday, 23rd May 3 WESTERN WOLVES 1 1 0 0 100 100 UNSW/ES v South Coast @ Village Green @ 12pm Manly Warringah v UNSW/ES @ Weldon Oval @ 8.30am 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2 1 1 0 148 50 U19 Division Two East Coast v Sydney University @ Kanebridge Oval @ 10am Friday, 15th May South Coast v St George @ North Dalton Park @ 10am 2 WOLLONGONG 2 1 1 0 54 50 Moorebank v Holroyd Parramatta @ Rosedale @ 7.30pm North Shore v Pennant Hills @ Gore Hill Oval @ 5.10pm Saturday, 16th May U19 Division Two 5 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 3 1 2 0 118 33 Penrith v Balmain @ Greygums @ 10am Saturday, 23rd May 6 UNSW/ES 3 1 2 0 92 33 Pennant Hills v Campbelltown @ Mike Kenny—Bottom @ 10.30am Holroyd Parramatta v Penrith @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 8.30am Western Suburbs v Southern Power @ Henson Park @ 11am Campbelltown v Southern Power @ Monarch Oval @ 10am 7 SOUTHERN POWER 3 1 2 0 43 33 Womens Division One Western Suburbs v Moorebank @ Picken Oval @ 10am Saturday, 16th May Sunday, 24th May WOMEN’S DIVISION TWO P W L D % %WON Sydney Uni v Newtown @ St Pauls Oval @ 11am Balmain v Pennant Hills @ Henson Park @ 8.30am Western Wolves v Southern Power @ Henson Park @ 1pm Womens Division One 1 PENRITH 1 1 0 0 1625 100 Sunday, 17th May Saturday, 23rd May 2 UTS 2 2 0 0 1350 100 UNSW/ES v Wollongong @ Village Green @ 2.10pm Western Wolves v Newtown @ Picken Oval @ 12pm Macquarie University—Bye Southern Power v Sydney University @ Gwawley Oval @ 12.30pm 3 AUBURN 2 2 0 0 856 100 Womens Division Two Macquarie University v UNSW/ES @ University Oval @ 3pm 4 MANLY WARRINGAH 2 1 1 0 91 50 Sunday, 16th May Wollongong—Bye Newtown v Auburn @ Mahoney Park @ 10am Womens Division Two 5 MOOREBANK 2 1 1 0 73 50 Moorebank v Blacktown @ Rosedale @ 11am Sunday, 23rd May 6 GOSFORD 2 1 1 0 45 50 Gosford v Penrith @ Adcock Park @ 12pm UNSW/ES v Blacktown @ Village Green @ 10am UTS v UNSW/ES @ Mahoney Park @ 2pm UTS v Auburn @ Waverley Oval @ 10am 7 UNSW/ES 1 0 1 0 53 0 Manly Warringah—Bye Manly Warringah v Penrith @ Weldon Oval @ 10.30am Gosford v Newtown @ Adcock Park @ 12pm 8 BLACKTOWN 2 0 2 0 37 0 Moorebank—Bye 9 UNSW/ES 2 0 2 0 9 0 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 4 33 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May 2015 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY WEBSITE PREMIER DIVISION P W L D % PTS 1 EAST COAST 5 4 1 0 256 16 2 MANLY WARRINGAH 5 4 1 0 171 16 3 PENNANT HILLS 5 4 1 0 138 16 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 4 3 1 0 144 12 5 ST GEORGE 4 2 2 0 73 8 6 UTS 4 1 3 0 73 4 7 UNSW/ES 5 1 4 0 65 4 8 NORTH SHORE 4 1 3 0 55 4 9 WESTERN SUBURBS 4 0 4 0 45 0 DIVISION ONE P W L D % %WON Visit www.sydneyafl.com.au for 1 BALMAIN 4 4 0 0 206 100 2 PENNANT HILLS 4 4 0 0 193 100 Latest News 3 UTS 3 3 0 0 186 100 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3 2 1 0 142 67 5 EAST COAST 4 2 2 0 129 50 Results 6 ST GEORGE 4 2 2 0 106 50 7 MACQUARIE UNI 3 1 2 0 98 33 8 SOUTHERN POWER 4 0 3 0 47 0 2015 Fixtures 9 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 3 0 3 0 47 0 10 UNSW/ES 4 0 4 0 43 0 Ladders DIVISION TWO P W L D % %WON 1 BLACKTOWN 4 4 0 0 305 100 2 CAMDEN 4 3 1 0 135 75 Photo Gallery 3 MANLY WARRINGAH 4 3 1 0 131 75 4 MOOREBANK 5 3 2 0 108 60 Sydney AFL Forms 5 PENRITH 3 1 2 0 104 33 6 NORTH SHORE 4 1 3 0 64 25 and more 7 RANDWICK CITY 5 1 4 0 56 25 8 WESTERN SUBURBS 3 0 3 0 49 0 DIVISION THREE P W L D % %WON 1 PENRITH 3 3 0 0 296 100 2 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3 3 0 0 205 100 SOCIAL MEDIA 3 UTS 3 3 0 0 174 100 4 BALMAIN 3 2 1 0 100 67 5 EAST COAST 4 2 2 0 114 50 6 NOR-WEST 3 1 2 0 86 33 7 WESTERN SUBURBS 3 1 2 0 44 33 AFL Sydney @aflsydney 8 PENNANT HILLS 4 1 3 0 84 25 9 UNSW/ES 3 0 3 0 63 0 10 GOSFORD 3 0 3 0 39 0 DIVISION FOUR P W L D % %WON 1 CAMPBELLTOWN 4 3 1 0 158 75 2 WOLLONDILLY 4 3 1 0 134 75 3 BLACKTOWN 4 3 1 0 98 75 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3 2 1 0 111 67 5 NORTH SHORE 3 2 1 0 86 67 6 MOOREBANK 4 2 2 0 128 50 7 CAMDEN 4 2 2 0 95 50 8 SOUTHERN POWER 4 2 2 0 86 50 9 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 3 1 2 0 148 33 A F L Sy d n e y @ a f l s yd n e y 10 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 3 1 2 0 111 33 11 MANLY WARRINGAH 3 1 2 0 98 33 12 RANDWICK CITY 5 0 5 0 42 0 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 32 5 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May WARRIORS TO BUILD ON POSITIVE START AFL SYDNEY 2015 PREMIER DIVISION RESULTS

After many predicted Macquarie University to finish at the bottom of the ladder of the 2014 Division One competition, they surprised everyone to EAST COAST VS ST GEORGE by making a preliminary final. A new direction that was taken by the club East Coast Eagles 6.5, 10.12, 17.17, 23.21 (159) last year was said to be the turning point the club needed. The Warriors St George Dragons 0.2, 1.5, 3.7, 5.10 (40) are looking to continue this trend by having all 3 grades competitive dur- GOALS, East Coast Eagles : J. Ford 4, A. McConnell 3, T. Stubbs 3, D. Spiteri 3, S. Pierce 3, J. Vlatko 2, K. Mer- ing 2015 and believes it has the right mix of players and coaches to de- son 1, D. Costello 1, J. Cass 1, S. O'Connor 1, S. Turner 1 liver. St George Dragons : N. Ryan 2, J. Maldigri 1, B. Guthrie 1, B. Hodgson 1 BEST, Losing the U/19s team through the summer was unfortunate way to start the season but East Coast Eagles : S. Turner, J. Ford, A. McConnell, T. Stubbs, D. Costello, K. Emery the positive has been from the players who choose to stay around and their transition into St George Dragons : N. Kenny, J. Doughty, B. Addison, E. Prescott, D. Ryan, M. Petering senior football. The two men’s teams are enjoying healthy numbers making selection ex- tremely competitive each week with the promising sign for the future being the number of UNSW/ES VS PENNANT HILLS young player around the club. Pennant Hills Demons 2.3, 4.4, 5.10, 7.16 (58) UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1.1, 2.5, 3.6, 3.9 (27) The development of the young players through the off season has been promising and both GOALS, squads are expecting returns this year and aiming for finals appearances. Pennant Hills Demons : C. Luscombe 2, M. Carey 2, D. Dell'Aquila 1, T. Widmer 1, T. Scoular 1 UNSW/ES Bulldogs : J. Daniher 1, T. Williamson 1, R. Farrelly 1

BEST, The Division 4 squad is working extremely hard under coaches Dan Ranson and Dave Marsh Pennant Hills Demons : C. Smith, L. Vile, D. Dell'Aquila, T. Scoular, J. Hare, R. Ediriwickrama to improve on a couple of lean season. With a win already registered early in the season UNSW/ES Bulldogs : J. Pascoe, J. McAnespie, A. Henderson, T. Widmer, J. Lampi, J. Daniher they will look to build and be a competitive team within the Division. UTS VS MANLY WARRINGAH The Division One team is looking to emulate last years finals performance and hopefully go a step further to reach the big dance. The squad again is made up of youth which is devel- Manly Warringah Giants 2.1, 5.6, 12.8, 17.9 (111) oping into strong and competitive football capable of achieving big things under coach Stu- UTS Bats 5.0, 7.3, 10.5, 12.6 (78) GOALS, art Newman. Manly Warringah Giants : B. Fowler 7, S. Batten 4, J. Pola-Smith 2, A. Robertson 2, D. Sanderson 1, C. Pettersson 1 Last year’s Snow Medallist Pete LeBreton was very praising of Newman approach to coach- UTS Bats : J. Watts 4, A. Baker 2, B. Harricks 2, K. Mehta 1, C. Radford 1, J. Fleming 1, J. Maddox 1 ing, “it was great to have a coach that understood the players and brought a game BEST, plan that suited our group. The senior squad really bought into what he was trying to do Manly Warringah Giants : J. Brain, B. Fowler, H. Koch, T. Pyle, J. Lumsden, L. Brain and I think that’s the biggest thing for a team looking for success. UTS Bats : T. Zilm, B. Moyle, B. Nethersole, B. Harricks, J. Watts, J. Fleming

The Women’s Division One team has also had an influx of rookies which is promising for new coach Andrew Moylan who is pleased with the progress the team is making. The aspi- SYDNEY UNIVERSITY VS WESTERN SUBURBS ration is replicate last years finals appearance in their debut season in Division One but Sydney University 1.6, 7.7, 12.12, 17.16 (118) know the task this year will be tougher with the inclusion of Wollongong and Southern Western Suburbs Magpies 0.3, 1.7, 3.10, 4.12 (36) Power. GOALS, Sydney University : Y. Jaffer-Williams 4, B. Hawtin 3, T. Elkington 3, O. Wetzlar 3, D. Frawley 2, D. Potts 1, L. Vella 1 The Warriors will be looking to get back on the winners list this weekend when they take Western Suburbs Magpies : T. Etto 2, C. Gordon 1, P. Bevan 1 on the UTS Bats at University Oval at 3.10pm. BEST, Sydney University : G. Smith, Y. Jaffer-Williams, B. Hawtin, A. Clarke, C. Kennedy, K. Underwood Western Suburbs Magpies : T. Etto, J. Robinson, T. Charles, Y. Milligan-Saville, S. Pearson, R. Speed

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 6 31 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May ROUND 5 RISING STAR

The Round 5 Rising Star nominee is Alistair Clarke from Sydney University.

Alistair is in his first year from the Students after playing for the Finley Football Club in the Mulwala Murray Football League in 2014.

Clarke played 8 games for the Murray Bushrangers in the TAC Cup last year being named in the best once.

Clarke started in the back pocket last week and was influential on the contest provding good run from the backline to be named in the Students best in their win against Western Suburbs.

Clarke will be looking to continue on from this good performance to cement his spot in the Premier Division side and push for NEAFL slection later in the year.

Previous Nominees:- Round 1—Tom Harvey (North Shore) Round 2—Eli Prescott (St George) Round 3—Campbell Luscombe (Pennant Hills) Round 4—Ben Hawtin (Sydney University)

ROUND 4 WOMENS RISING STAR The Round 4 Womens Rising Star nominee is Narmeen Mohammed of Auburn Giants.

Narmeen has had an outstanding start to her football career with excellent performances in both games played to start the 2015 season.

At 19 years of age, she has sporting experience in the various rugby codes, playing union at a high level. Keen to attempt a new challenge, she made the move to football in the pre-season and hasn't looked back.

Narmeen has a fearless attack on the ball and is unbeatable in the air, out marking much taller opponents. Her tackles look effortless, yet crushing and she dominates clearances with her ability to read the play.

Narmeen's defensive pressure, which has seen her make over 20 tackles in both and force many turnovers, ensures Auburn maintain possession of the football. Her transitional play is second to none, with most of her rebounds from the backline leading to inside 50s.

Narmeen has also come to understand the value of 1%ers in football, with prolific shepherding that facilitated numerous passages of play for our offence. She's is genuinely a team player with prodi- gious football abilities. Narmeen's excellence has also been recognised by her teammates, being voted the players’ player for round one and we suspect she will consistently feature in best on ground votes. Previous Nominees: Round 1—Nicola Barr (Sydney University) Round 2—Kiona Vance (Macquarie University www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 30 7 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May ROUND 5 REVIEW CLUB NOTES After two weeks in which the fixtures were decimated by rain, the whole AFL Sydney community were relieved to have a week of fine weather and some glorious blue skies and sunshine on the weekend. A full round through the EAST COAST divisions went ahead; and for once there were no worries about last-minute ground closures. Many questions will be asked of East Coast today, with the main one being how will we go against North Shore and Balmain? All four Premier Division games were played on Saturday afternoon. It wasn’t a round that produced any upsets; The Club welcomes the Bombers and the Tigers to Kanebridge Oval for the first time this season but there were plenty of highlights as the cream of the competition continues to rise to the top. when we meet them in Premier Division and U19s (North’s) and Divisions One and Three (Balmain). All four games will be eagerly anticipated and we look forward to exciting contests across the course of the day. East Coast vs St George The remainder of the questions will be asked later tonight by Quiz master Andrew Browning at the Fiddler when Since their opening-round loss, East Coast Eagles haven’t put a foot wrong, and they would put on their best foot- the annual East Coast Trivia night is held in the Shear Lounge. Always a great show it appears that the fun meter ball in an impressive performance against St George at Kanebridge Oval. will be ratcheted up somewhat tonight by the enigmatic AB who we understand has many surprises up his sleeve From the start, the Eagles were in control of the contest. A midfield close to the best the league has ever seen for those attending. were picking up possessions at will, creating myriad opportunities for the Eagle forwards. Incursions into the Drag- Further social functions locked in for the balance of the season are: ons’ forward 50 were rare as the Eagles ensured the Dragons were locked out of the contest from the beginning. · the Harbour Cruise on Saturday evening June 20th Six unanswered goals in the first quarter opened up a 38-point quarter time lead. · Back to Baulko at Kanebridge Oval / Saturday July 4th The Dragons would break the goal drought in the second term, but it was a rare moment of respite from the Eagle · The Mid Season Black Tie Ball / Saturday evening July 18th juggernaut. The Eagles continued to pump the ball forward, but at times during the second quarter were their · Club Champion Night at the Castle Hill RSL / Saturday evening October 31st own worst enemies; frustrating themselves as some inaccurate finishing prevented the lead from blowing out Depending on events as they unfold we may also revive (what was) the traditional East Coast Eagles Sydney AFL even further. But with four goals to one for the quarter, the Eagles took a 61-point lead into the rooms at half Grand Final lunch on Friday September 25th at a venue TBA. This was an event which attracted an excellent atten- time. dance in its time no matter which two teams were in the GF, so please keep this date clear in your diaries as well. But the break, far from halting the Eagles’ momentum, only strengthened them to step up yet another gear during Thank you to all the Ladies who made last week such a great day against St George. We love having you at the a blistering third quarter. Despite their best efforts, the Dragons were unable to provide any significant resistance footy and I’m sure the lads always go that little bit harder when they know that Grandma, Mum, wife, girlfriend, against a well-drilled team that are quickly propelling themselves towards premiership favouritism. Time and sister or the next door neighbour is there cheering them on with food and wine in hand. Thanks as well to the again, the Dragons would be pressured into turnovers and Eagle players would force the ball forward to create boys from the “Eagles Nest” who made it all happen. chance after chance. With seven goals to one in a blistering third term, the lead had blown out to 100 points at And finally our congratulations this week go to Richard and Colleen Lee who were nominated as the Eagles’ Vol- the last change. unteers of the Week for Round 5. Their sustained level of contribution via the catering at Kanebridge is widely The Dragons managed to salvage something on the scoreboard in the last quarter, with three goals; but the Eagles appreciated. were unstoppable and would add another six in the final term. It was a 119-point result, an emphatic statement by a team with much reason to fancy their chances of premiership glory this season as they demolished a likely top-five team. James Ford was a driving force up forward for the Eagles to finish with four goals; and along with Stuart Turner NORTH SHORE and Andrew McConnell was among the Eagles’ best. It was an afternoon best forgotten for the Dragons; but Na- After last week’s bye, our Premier Division team returns to action. We’re up at than Kenny, Janson Doughty and Bryce Addison kept persevering all afternoon. Kanebridge, looking forward to the challenge of taking on East Coast. With a very young and inexperienced team this year, there’s no escaping the fact that we’re UNSW/ES v Pennant Hills going to be unpredictable. But our team is training hard, and we’re sure it’ll be a much stronger per- Flukey cross-ground winds made conditions challenging at the Village Green, as UNSW-ES hosted Pennant Hills in formance than last time. what would be a low-scoring war of attrition. We did have three games last Saturday; and it was very pleasing to see Div 2 break through for their Goals were hard to come by in the opening term, as both sides defended resolutely but struggled to get any co- first win for the season. Div 2 & Div 4 will be crossing over to the south-east to Pioneers Park to take herent forward presses happening. The Demons won the quarter by two goals to one, leading by eight points at quarter time; but it was far from convincing as it was already clear that this would be a battle of the defences. on Randwick. The Under 19s will be playing the late game after the seniors at Kanebridge. The second quarter was a similar story to the first. It was a physical battle at times, a close-checking defensive When we’re split over multiple venues, there’s a lot that needs to be done on game day; and we’re battle at others. Loose men were hard to find, as the Bulldogs were taking the contest up to their more highly- very reliant on our dedicated pool of volunteers to make sure it all gets done. Your efforts are muchly fancied rivals. But the Demons were able to slowly grind out a lead, two goals to one again in the second term appreciated. seeing an 11-point margin in favour of the Demons at the long break. It's Ladies Day at North Shore when we have our next home game on Saturday 23rd May from 1-5pm At times during the third quarter, the Demons began to threaten to run away. But the Bulldog defence was able to Bring along your mum, sister and a girlfriend to watch the footy, support the club and enjoy bottom- mount enough pressure to hold them back. Not helping the Demons as well was some sloppy finishing in front of less champagne and wine with a plate of cheese and biscuits to enjoy for just $20! Please support this goal, as some kickable shots at goal sailed wide. It was one goal apiece in a tight third term, but the Demons’ six important fundraiser where all proceeds will be donated to the National Breast Cancer Network. behinds extended their lead to 16 points at three-quarter time. Not a big margin, but in the context of a low- scoring game, it looked a bridge too far for the Bulldogs’ hopes of stealing an upset win. Enjoy a drink upstairs in the club rooms after the game where there will be savoury food served. Come along, get involved and show your support for our club!! Enjoy your day at the footy. Go Bombers!!!

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 8 29 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May T E ACLUB M NOTES L I S T S ROUND 5 REVIEW And so it would prove in the final term, as the Bulldogs were unable to draw twin flags from the goal umpires. The De- CAMDEN mons would only do it twice, but were then happy to play out time and take the four points. As a spectacle, this game was The Cats celebrated a first for the club with each of its 3 senior men’s sides victorious on the far from the best in Sydney footy this year; scrappy and physical with little free-flowing run. But for the Demons, the weekend. With the Cats having entered a 3rd side into the BLK AFL Sydney competition this premiership points were valuable, keeping them with a share of the ladder leadership. year, this was a moment to celebrate with gusto; the club song ringing out loudly across The final winning margin for Pennant Hills was 31 points. Cameron Smith, Lachlan Vile and Damian Dell’Aquila picked up plenty of possessions all day to keep the Demons with the upper hand. The Bulldogs had fought gamely but fallen short; Fairfax Reserve. but had plenty to thank the efforts of James Pascoe, Jack McAnespie and Alex Henderson for. The day started with an arm wrestle in Division 5 between the Cats and Holroyd Parramatta. The game was tight all day with less than a goal separating the teams at each change. The Div 5 side was again serviced well by UTS v Manly Warringah Liam Jeeson, who in his first year of senior football has been a consistent performer in both defense and attack. Meanwhile at Trumper Park it was Ladies Day. UTS, who do the social side of footy very well, pulled out all the stops to He slotted 4 goals for Camden, well supported by Scott McGilvray with 3 goals and reliable veteran Paul Love ensure plenty of festivities on the sideline to match the on-field entertainment. The Bats were hosting defending premiers with 2 goals. AFL convert Joe Rawlins continued to impress in his first season of AFL in defense, backed up well Manly; and in the early exchanges there were hopes of an unexpected source of even more celebration. by Scott Laid. The Cats were victorious by 8 points. Next week the team heads up the M5 to play a UTS side Few would have given the Bats any chance of overcoming Manly; but in the first quarter the Giants were looking vulner- fresh off a big win against Pennant Hills. able. The Bats had come out with determination and took the fight right up to their more highly-fancied opponents, and it Next up was the Cats Division 4 side, keen to make it back-to-back wins for the first time this season. They wasn’t long before that was being reflected on the scoreboard. The Bats could do no wrong around the ground, couldn’t played a dedicated and physical Holroyd Parramatta side that had come to Camden to play a hard, tough brand miss a shot at goal; as they kicked five goals to two in the opening term to take a shock 17-point lead into the quarter of football. Best a field Tommy Glynn had a blinder of a game out on the Fairfax Reserve wing, with a bag full of time huddle. possessions. Nick Laws continued his recent run a good form in defense and was again one of Camden’s best, The Giants had been stung by their first quarter, which was below their normal standards; and they tightened up in the whilst Matt Wells and young gun Jamie Brown provided great run out of the back half. Stephen Mann had his second term. But it would be a slow burn to get back into the contest, as the momentum of the Bats would be hard to kicking boots on for the home side, kicking 3 majors. The game was a close contest all day with a nail biting last break and the home side’s determination and positive spirit would remain intact through the second term. The Giants quarter seeing the Cats get home by a very slim margin, 2 points. Next week the Div 4 side plays at home would win the second quarter, three goals to two, but the Bats remained with a nine-point lead at the long break and a feeling of optimism that they could pull off a result that would shock the league. against Southern Power, trying to make it three wins in a row. But that feeling would not last, as the premiership quarter saw the direction of the game change. The Giants came out In the main game, Camden’s first grade side faced arch-rival Manly. This was the second time the two clubs had looking much sharper in the third quarter, and it wouldn’t take long for the scoreboard to begin ticking over and the UTS played each other this season, with Manly easily accounting for Camden in the first fixture. The first quarter lead to be whittled away. The Bats tried desperately to stop the momentum swing, and did manage three goals in the was tightly contested with the Giants goal kicking accuracy the difference at quarter time. After quarter time, third term. But it wasn’t enough to stop the Giants’ revival, as the Northern Beaches side would score seven for the quar- the game was all one-way traffic, with the home side playing a skillful and accountable brand of football. The ter, turning the half-time deficit into a 15-point lead at three quarter time. midfield was well led well by hard man Mark Halteh, whilst Mitch Broadstock played his best game for Camden UTS had been competitive and had given the Giants a run for their money. But it wasn’t enough to take the points, as the this season; his slick skills and speed too good for the opposition. Josiah Ayling and Matt Lecek were potent up Giants closed out the game in the last quarter. Having the answers to any challenge the Bats would set, the visitors scored in front of goal each kicking 3 goals for the winners, well supported in the forward line by Matt Withers. five goals to two in the final quarter to complete a 33-point victory. The 43 point win has Camden sitting in 2nd place after 5 rounds, with their next assignment over at Henson Park Brayden Fowler was at his unstoppable best on the Manly forward line to finish with seven goals; and along with James taking on Western Suburbs. Brain and Harrison Koch was among the Giants’ best. Sam Batten also contributed four goals as they maintained a share of the ladder leadership. UTS had been gallant in defeat, with four goals contributed by Jack Watts and plenty of posses- sion around the ground to Tom Zilm, Ben Moyle and Ben Nethersole.

Sydney University v Western Suburbs Sydney Uni were also celebrating their Ladies Day at No 1 Oval on Saturday afternoon, and the Student women would have cause to keep the champagne flowing as the locals maintained their position in the top five with a convincing 82- point win over Wests. The first quarter wasn’t one that reached any great heights. Some appalling inaccuracy in front of goals was reflected on the scoreboard; while the stats from both sides were far from impressive. The Students would score the only goal of the quarter to lead by nine points at quarter time, but knew they would have to lift in the second term. And lift they did, as they emerged into the second quarter looking far more focussed and wasted little time in getting their game plan working effectively. There’s plenty of goals on offer to a team that goes direct on the short No 1 ground, and the Students helped themselves to six of them in the second term while holding the Magpies to one. The scoreboard was as lopsided as the general play, as the Sydney Uni side exerted their presence around the ground. By half time the margin was 36 points; but the Students weren’t finished yet. The Magpies were having a shocker of a day, and the home side was determined to take full advantage and give their percentage a boost. And so the Sydney Uni run would continue in the third term, five goals to two, and a 56-point lead at the last change. The result was beyond doubt, but the Students kept going in the last quarter with five goals to one to extend the final margin to 82 points. Yarren Jaffer-Williams was on a roll up forward to finish with four goals; and along with Glenn Smith and Rising Star nominee Ben Hawtin was among Sydney Uni’s best. The Students sit in fourth place with three wins from four games; but are yet to take on any of this year’s top three. Taran Etto, Joshua Robinson and Thomas Charles toiled hard on a tough day for Wests; but if was a disappointing day for the Magpies, who remain on the bottom of the ladder, the only side yet to record a win this season.

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 28 9 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK CLUB NOTES NEWTOWN Alex Henderson UNSW/ES Newtown Breakaways are a stand alone womens club formed in 2002. The Breakaways were named team of the decade (2000-2010) by Sydney

Jesse Hare Womens AFL. Our home ground is Mahoney park in Marrickville. We pride Jack McAnespie ourselves on being all inclusive, LGBTQIH advocates. Please visit our website UNSW/ES Pennant Hills www.newtownbreakaways.com for details on upcoming games and team events. UTS Harrison Koch Glenn Smith Kyle Underwood Sun, blue skies and four football matches; the scene was set for last weekend’s UTS Bats’ Audi Manly Warringah Sydney University Sydney University Centre Sydney Ladies day. The day would start early with Division 5 kicking off proceedings play- ing Pennant Hills. The Bats would be too strong for Pennant Hills and comfortably won by 88 points. Cohen, Levy and Anderson were the best for the Bats. With the bar set high for the rest of grades, the next match would see Division 3 take on Pennant Hills. The Bats controlled the majority of the play in the first half and squandered its chances to break the game open by its inac- Janson Doughty curacy in front of goals. The Bats would go into the major break14 points up. Pennant Hills would win the last St George quarter, but the Bats’ five goal third quarter would be enough to hold off Pennant Hills. Division 3 would win by 33 points. Crouch, Fitzgerald and Perks were the best for the Bats. As the crowd started to roll in for an afternoon of football and festivities, Division 1 prepared themselves for their Trent Stubbs Lachlan Vile match against Southern Power. It was a slow start for the Bats with the Power holding the home side to a single Taran Etto East Coast Pennant Hills goal and going into the first break three goals up. A frustrated and fired up Andrew Christie demanded more from Western Suburbs his players in the second term. The players responded by kicking six goals to two in the second and going into the major break four points up. The match was closely contested in the third, but the Bats would kick away in the Stuart Turner fourth to win by 50 points. Murray, Byrne and Kerber were the best for the Bats East Coast With a strong crowd of 500+ the scene was set for the Bats’ Premier Division to take-on the reigning premiers Manly Warringah Giants. The Bats started strong sticking to the their structures and following the game plan to a James Brain tee. This frustrated the Giants and limited their supply to their forwards. A goal right on the siren would see the Manly Warringah Bats kick five straight and take a 27 point lead into the first break. The Giants worked their way back into the con- test; nothing was separating both sides in the second term and the Bats would go into the major break with a 10 point advantage. Like any champion team, the Giants got themselves back in front late in the third. A seven goal hall in the premiership quarter would see the Giants take a 15 point lead going into the fourth. Fosdike rallied the group and pleaded them to leave everything on the park in the fourth. It was gallant effort by the new look Bats Premier Division side, but the Giants would kick away in the fourth winning the game by 33 points. Watts and James Ford Jack Watts Thomas Zilm Harricks were the leading goal kickers for the Bats. While Zilm, Moyle and Nethersole were best on ground. East Coast UTS UTS

SOUTHERN POWER Southern Power is the Shire's football team. We are dedicated to raising the profile of AFL within the Sutherland Shire by providing a supportive and wel- Yarren Jaffer-Williams Ranga Ediriwickrama Sydney University Pennant Hills coming environment for members and associated families. We would like to thank our platinum partners for 2015, Blum and National Workforce. We are always grate- ful for your support and we love having you in the Power family.

Brayden Fowler Manly Warringah Power in unity.

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 10 27 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May T E ACLUB M NOTES L I S T S PENRITH Penrith Rams will host three matches on Saturday whilst two teams, Division Three and the Ramettes head north to play Gosford at Adcock Park. Both these teams lead their respective competitions and will be eager to keep their unbeaten status after both having comprehensive wins on Sunday at Village Green against UNSW/ES. Penrith welcome Balmain Under 19’s in the opening match at Greygums in what promises to be a tough affair. The young Rams played a stylish game against an unusually talented Pennant Hills division two team on Saturday and will be looking for a win against the Tigers. Division Five follow in the 12:00 PM match with the Rams leading the ladder after playing just two matches this year. First Grade will see the clash of two Western Sydney heavyweights when the unbeaten Blacktown take the field at 2:10 PM. They are likely to be strong favourites for this and Penrith will certainly need to lift to get back on track for the season. Penrith Rams will hold a trivia night at Penrith Paceway on Saturday June 13. Ticket just $25 per head and players, families, friends and supporters and in fact anyone from the AFL community are invited to attend. Great prizes on offer in this major fundraiser again hosted by the very talented Lynne McGranger from Home and Away. Again we thank our sponsors, O’Donoghues Irish Pub, Freestyle Hairdressers, Tex Mex and others who are great supporters of the Rams. A big thanks also to our club umpires and volunteers who without, would not be able to function as a large club representing Sydney’s West.

ST GEORGE AFL SYDNEY TIPPING It was a long drive home from Rouse Hill for the St George Dragons on Satur- Five rounds of tipping have been completed LW TOT day night. And once again most tipsters tipped the round. Whilst there could be no doubting the application from the Dragons in pre- After tipping the round, Wombat still sits a 1 Wombat 5 20 mier division, the stark reality was that the East Coast Eagles set a new standard for our top of the leaderboard with 20 points, two in players to reach. In every category from skill, size, speed, teamwork we were outclassed 2 Dfras 5 18 front of 5 tipsters sitting on 18 points. and outplayed. There is nothing much more to be said except that it is now up to the play- The top 10 tipsters are: 3 Macrue 5 18 ers. The Division 1 match was a strange result. At times we looked dominant and at other times 4 Penrithrams 5 18 we were all at sea. The end result was not flattering but a good season is still in the offing. 5 Saviour01 5 18 At Gore Hill cemetery, the even younger Dragons surprised most with a terrific win over MILESTONES North Shore. By all accounts there were some real promising signs of the boys beginning to 6 Tasweigan 5 18 come together and play a team style not often used in their junior days. This team will im- Congratulations to the players cele- 7 Danny 5 17 prove during the season. Their final position will depend on how quickly they learn and so brating milestones this week: far the signs are promising. Chris Jourdain—UNSW/ES—150 8 Demonsbulldogs 3 17 games 9 Gunge 5 17 10 Hyndesy 5 17

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 26 11 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May FROM YEARS GONE BY - 1 9 9 6 T E ACLUB M NOTES L I S T S Sydney Football League Sydney Football Association Final Ladder Final Ladder PENNANT HILLS Round 5 was a day of contrasting fortunes, with Prems, Reserves and U19s all recording solid

Western Suburbs 56 Manly Warringah 68 wins over UNSW at Village Green, while at Trumper Park the 3rds and 5ths both went down to strong UTS sides. Reserves and U19 Div 1 kept their unbeaten records intact. Despite the favourable result in

Pennant Hills 52 Uni of NSW 64 Premier Division, Coach YD was not impressed by the method, noting that the match was “marred by poor skills on both sides and there were no career defining moments for any of the players”. The U19 Div 1 match, although St George 44 Sydney University 56 played in almost perfect conditions for footy, was also a “scrappy” affair with UNSW gaining an early 2 goal lead before the Demons wound them in, scoring 10 goals and restricting the Bulldogs to another 4 for the remainder of the game. Isaac Pearson kicked 4 majors. Arguably, the best result for the day was a last gasp 4 point win-from- East Sydney 32 Holroyd Bankstown 44 behind by the U19 2s over Penrith at MKO. Well done to these boys, who were under-manned and behind on the Baulkham Hills 32 South West Sydney 44 scoreboard for most of the match. Matt Preen kicked a bag of 5. This week the Club is back at home for a 5 match blockbuster against Sydney University. Div 5 has a bye and the Balmain 22 Wollongong 36 U19 2s take on a win-less Campbelltown. Prems have not lost to the Students in the past 3 seasons, since around

the time when Uni entered a side in the NEAFL and inevitably reduced the strength of its Sydney AFL franchise. North Shore 10 Macquarie University 20 The last time Uni beat Penno Prems was Rd 17 in 2011 and was notable for the magnitude of the margins in- curred. The Football Record of the day had this to say: “Last Saturday went to Sydney University for the round 17 Penrith 16 clashes and [the Demons] came away losing all three games with the Premier Division team suffering a mammoth Premiers loss of 137 points, division one 107 points and under 18 the closest game by 2 points – a bad omen day for Demon Western Suburbs Cronulla Sutherland 12 teams with Melbourne going down by 186 points [233 to 47 vs Geelong].” Let’s have none of that this weekend,

although Melbourne might get flogged again, having to contend with the Hawks on the rebound! Grand Final Hawkesbury 0 Today the Club has great pleasure in welcoming all of our “better halves” in this season’s Ladies Day celebration. Western Suburbs 12.16.88 def Pennant Hills 11.10.76 Everyone is welcome, but we’re out to make it a special day for the women in our lives … partners, girl-friends,

Premiers mothers and sisters. So, please bring along your loved ones and enjoy a bumper card of club footy. A wide selec- Rod Podbury Medal (B.O.G Grand Final) tion of food and refreshments will be available from the BBQ and the canteen will be in full swing. And, of course, Manly Warringah Chris Yard (Pennant Hills) Al’s Bar will be open for refreshing beverages from noon. Come along and enjoy a complimentary glass of bubbly and other goodies. Club Champion Grand Final The Club will be celebrating the 40th anniversary of its first premierships in 1975 at the “Back to the Ern” Round Pennant Hills Manly Warringah 23.17.155 def UNSW 11.9.75 (Round 12) on Saturday 11 July 2015 and an invitation to attend this celebration is extended to all former players and members of the Club. In researching the history of this event, we welcome any information or recollections Phelan Medal Club Champion from the people and players from that time, so please drop us a line to [email protected]. Please Joe Cormack Western Suburbs 21 Manly Warringah also note the following date for your diary: Penno Bogan Bingo is on Saturday evening 15 August 2015. Watch out Chris O’Dwyer East Sydney 19 for further details on email and TeamApp. Mick Partridge Western Suburbs 18 Snow Medal Leading Goalkickers Stephen Byrns Uni of NSW 25 Randal Green Pennant Hills 59 Jaret Hogarth Manly Warringah 18 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Greg Coffey St George 54 Ozam Kassem Holroyd B’Town 15 Sydney University Australian National Football Club (SUANFC) is one of New South Adam Fiddler Western Suburbs 41 Wales’ oldest and largest Australian Rules football clubs, highly respected for its on-field Leading Goalkickers excellence, off-field collegiality and impressive local and national networks and alumni. SUANFC maintains strong connections with the University of Sydney and Sydney Bundy Player of the Year Jaret Hogarth Manly Warringah 139 Chris O’Dwyer (East Sydney) University Sport and Fitness (SUSF) — the former being one of the world’s most Gary Gill Wollongong 102 prestigious and iconic tertiary institutions and the latter one of the most successful All Sydney Football League Stars Stuart Cadzow Uni of NSW 76 sporting organisations in the southern hemisphere. SUANFC fields teams across all B: Wilson (STG), Bennett (PH), Odgers (WS) levels (from amateur to semi-professional) and is highly active in the development and mentoring of local area youth teams and wider community engagement. HB: Crosby (BH), Thomlinson (WS), Bartholomaeus (STG) Since 2012, SUANFC has been a member of the North East Australian Football League C: Carey (PH), Velae (NS), Kerr (ES) Representative Football (NEAFL). The NEAFL is a multi-state and territory competition involving the reserve grade sides HF: C.O’Dwyer (ES), J.O’Dwyer (ES), Zochling (BAL) from professional AFL clubs, providing players exposure to reserve sides from: Sydney F: Bugg (BAL), Coffey (STG), Mimmo (PH) RFL 13.10.88 def Sydney 12.7.79 Swans, Greater Western Sydney Giants, Brisbane Lions and Gold Coast Suns and teams R: Partridge (WS), Cormack (WS), Regan (PH) SFA 25.17.167 def Leisure Coast 10.11.71 from the AFL Canberra, AFL Queensland and Northern Territory. IC: Orton (STG), Edmunds (BH), Simpson (BH) Alongside the NEAFL team, Sydney Uni operates 6 Sydney AFL teams from Premier Division and Colts through to Div Coach: Ron Thomas (WS) one, three, four and five sides. A club for all levels of ability and welcoming to all walks of life.

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 12 25 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May CLUB NOTES THOSE WERE THE DAYS This page is provided by the NSW Australian Football History Society. The Society’s aims are to HOLROYD PARRAMATTA preserve the memory of NSW football. Tomorrow this game you are at will become history. After an extended break due to the big wet in Sydney, the Goannas finally returned to the field and were keen Who won this, why did they do that, what does that mean? The Society wants to preserve to get back into the action. The Seniors headed out to Sydney Uni for the first time in a number of years, and those memories. Your club can help by designating a club historian to work with the Society. were confident of opening their account with a good record against the Students in their previous meetings. A tight first quarter saw the home team gain a slight advantage, leading by one straight kick. The second quarter was again an arm As well you or the club can join, the details of which are on their website: wrestle, with the Goannas fighting hard but not quite able to make the ground they needed, and they trailed by 14 points at half www.nswfootballhistory.com.au time. The Students took control of the game in the third quarter, keeping the Goannas goalless, and with the Goannas starting to tire the home team finished the stronger and came away with a 58 point win. Arin Rickett continued his excellent form and was John Hardy best on ground, with Ryan Terrey, Sunny Gill and Luke Mansour all strong in the midfield. Trent Schmutter and Ben Rogers tried John Hardy was a diminutive dynamo who was involved with the North Shore Club as a player and valiantly on a hard day for the forwards. After a win last start, the Goannas Reserves were confident of going back to back when they made the trip down to Camden. As official and a foundation member of the North Shore Junior Australian Football Association. expected, the game was a tight, tough and physical affair right from the start. The Goannas had the better of the early play, but John was a familiar figure in Sydney football in the 1950s and 60s. He came from Mel- were never able to shake the Cats who just kept hanging on and keeping themselves in the game The home side had a 2 point lead bourne where his father, Charlie Hardy (photographed left) was firstly a long term player at quarter time but the Goannas finished the half off strongly, leading by 5 points at the long break. Both teams came out hard to with North Melbourne in their VFA days, then switched to Essendon in 1921. At 34, he start the second half, but it was the Cats who soon had the momentum, opening up a 9 point lead at the last change. The Goannas came out hard to start the last term, and had the better of the play early and got themselves back on level terms with the Cats. Try was the oldest player to make a debut in VFL. as they might however, they could not get the rub of the green to go their way, and some crucial moments went the way of Cam- Charlie Hardy was so good; he was chosen to represent the VFL at Perth in the same den which saw them steal a 2 point win. Jordan Pidgeon was outstanding for the Goannas with plenty of the football in the mid- year. He played for the Bombers until 1935 and is recognized as the oldest player, along field, with Jesse Haurua and David Hook also helping create plenty of attacking charges. Jalen Timms and Mark Hill were strong up with Dustin Fletcher, to play at Essendon. He then coached Coburg to two premierships forward while Andrew Munns was solid down in the backline. The Division 5 Goannas were looking to get back in to the winners circle when they too took on the Cats. Despite being short of in the VFA then switching back to Essendon as non-playing coach for three years before numbers, the boys were right in the contest all day, with neither team able to break the shackles at any point during the game. The crossing the St Kilda for two seasons in the same role. lead changed hands many times throughout the game as both teams wrestled the initiative back, setting up a grandstand finish. A strong start to the last term saw the Goannas take the initiative and open up a 3 goal lead, and were looking good for the win, however the local team came home with all the momentum, and kicked a goal at the death to secure a 5 point win. For the Goan- nas, Alex Koudah was outstanding in the ruck all day and was best on ground. Ben Gallagher, Matt Ophof, Harry Spiteri and Peter Dumesney lead the charge with plenty of drive in the middle, while Andrew Gilmore was excellent off half back. Charlie Hardy The Under 19 Goannas took on fellow table toppers Western Suburbs at Goanna Park, with the winner to possibly get the early So John had a pretty good pedigree. "favourites" tag for the Premiership and remain undefeated. As has been the case in all their games this season, the young Goan- nas made a flying start, dominating the early part of the game, particularly in the second quarter where 8 goals to 1 saw the boys He was born at Essendon and so wanted to follow in the steps of his famous father. After lower up by 65 points at the main break. With the result all but sealed the tempo of the game slowed up quite a bit in the second half, school education at Essendon he went to St Kevin’s at Toorak then to Melbourne University where he and when the final siren sounded the Goannas had secured a 77point win to extend their lead at the top of the ladder. Hayden played with Uni Blacks. An avid sportsman he was devastated when he broke a leg but the injury Landels was best on ground in a dominant display, with Adam Storey, Mitch Sapiatzer, Reece Morris, Darcy Jenson and Justin Taylor standout performers in a great team effort. gave him more time to concentrate on his studies and he finished Uni with a Bachelor of Science de- This Saturday the Goannas Seniors (Division 1) travel to Olds Park to take on St George at 10.00 am, the Reserves (Division 4) play gree immediately gaining a position with a leading industrial firm in Melbourne. Wollondilly at Bargo at 2.00 pm, with the Thirds (Division 5) to play a 9.00 am game v Sydney Uni at St Pauls Oval. The Under 19's By this time his dad was coaching Carlton 2nds, and justifiably so, John got a run. He won a few tro- have a Friday game this week and take on the other heavy weight of the Competition, Moorebank under lights at Rosedale Oval at phies but selectors were reluctant to choose him in the firsts, so much so that he almost had a mort- 7.30 pm. Good luck to all teams. Goannas Annual Trivia Night is set down for Saturday May 23 at the Crown On McCredie Hotel (Fairfield Road, Guildford). This is gage on the 19th man spot – there was only one reserve in those days, no interchange. He is credited always a great night and heaps of fun and laughs. Get your table of 10 together, it kicks off at 7.00 pm. There will be some great with eight games but in actual fact only played in one ‘run-on’ senior team.His firm transferred John prizes on offer (every table wins a prize!) and the cost is just $20 adults, $15 for Under 19's, $50 for a family and any siblings under to Sydney and signed on with the North Shore Club in 1950. He won the club’s best and fairest 1950- 18 get in for free. Your entry fee includes nibbles and your first refreshment from the bar. Bring your gold coins for the coin toss, always funny! Why not get there early and enjoy a great feed at the Crown bistro before proceedings! You don't have to be a 52 and the Phelan Medal (League B & F) in 1951 with a massive 34 votes. John also represented. He Goanna to come along and enjoy the night. If anyone has any prizes they would like to donate, please see Kane Radford or any one played for NSW in 1950, 52 & 54 and Sydney in 1950-51 and is photographed on of the Committee Members. the right in one of the old North Shore FC jumper designs. Goannas Sponsors and GWS Giants Fan Day at Goanna Park is on Saturday July 11. This is always a big day, but made even bigger Hardy became ensconced in football. He coached Norths in 1952 and 1954 and this year with the inclusion of the GWS Giants. Not only are we thanking our many great Sponsors this day, but along with the GWS Giants, we are celebrating football in western Sydney. G Man will be in attendance, and there will be clinics for the kids, raffles, was captain in 1952, 54 & 55. Then he took on the presidency from 1959-64 and giveaways and even a couple of GWS Giants players! All four Goannas teams are at home this day, with the Under 19's kicking off after which he set about establishing the North Shore Junior Association, a task proceedings at 8.30 am against Southern Power. Our Club Patron and 1982 Gray Medallist, Mark "Beefy" Taylor will most likely be which took up so much time that it almost cost him his job. there again (if Channel 9 don't drag him over to England for the Ashes Test Series). Fine weather has been ordered and it will be a great day!We would like to acknowledge our great 2015 partners, at Merrylands RSL Club, Rossfreight Express, HTT Management, Hardy not only worked for footy in and around the game he was also the ABC Crown On McCredie Hotel, Mr Taxman, Cash Converters (Blacktown), Value H2O, Satsuma Solutions, Road Runner Rubber Sup- television’s Sydney football reporter in the late 1960s.He died in Sydney in 1998. plies, Stratton Finance, Quigley's Quality Meats, Salmon Bros, Quickfee, Nolan Plumbing Services and of course the Holroyd Coun- He is one football person who officials could consider adding to the Sydney AFL cil. Hall of Fame.

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 24 13 Round 6 - 16th-17th May Round 6 - 16th-17th May AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK T E A M L I S T S WESTERN WOLVES SOUTHERN POWER Women’s Div One Women’s Div One Senior Coach: Andrew Taylor Senior Coach: Abe Caroca Colours: Black & White Colours: Aqua, Black & White Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 CLARE O’BRIEN WESTERN SUBURBS UTS 1 CAITLIN MURRAY 2 LISA TOWNS 2 MELISSA VUONG0 Saturday 16th May 3 DOM GOOM 3 KRISTY STROOP 7:00pm @ Henson Park 4 EBONY MACKEY NATALIE BARBER 4 5 JORDIN WILLIAMS 5 MARIE GEBERT 6 MEL CIAROLO Round 18 2014 - Western Suburbs 7.7 (49) def UTS 7.2 (44) 6 MICHAELA EKMAN 7 JENNA MILLER Round 8 2014 - Western Suburbs 17.16 (118) def UTS 9.10 (64) 7 JESS DOWNTING 8 ASHLEE MCCLURE 8 KATE LAWSON 9 KRISTY DE PELLEGRINI 10 RHEANNA LOTTER 9 BELINDA HARRISON 11 MICHELLE PODNECKY 10 TRUDI LINES 12 VICKY JANE 11 BREE CALDERWOOD 13 LYNDEL MCMARTIN 12 MELANIE PRING 14 KATHRYN HULL NICOLE KRIZ 13 15 JAIDEN PREECE-FORRESTER 14 CHARLOTTE LATSOMBATH 16 LOUISE GLASGOW 15 BRONWYN TURNER 17 KAREN SAVADERA 16 GRACE RILEY 18 ERIKA HOSKING In 2015 selected matches will be live streamed through the AFL Sydney 17 TRACY BAKER 19 HAYLEY WILLIS 21 BRITTANY DAY website and www.youtube.com/aflsydneylive thanks to Digital Sports. 18 SHONA PORTER 22 DANIELLE DUNAJIC 19 EMMA BROWN 24 KRISTY GRBEVSKI All matches live streamed will then be stored on the AFL Sydney website 20 MELISSA FRECKELTON 25 JASMINE FERGUS and can viewed at any time. 21 NIKKI FURLONG 26 STEPH GILLETT 22 MARGUERITE EUDES 29 RACHEL STOKES Upcoming matches— MARGARITA OBIEN 23 31 LISA ROSE 28 CHAVVAUHN CALVER 35 LAUREN HODGSON Round Date Home Away Venue Time 33 SELIMA MESCHAR 37 LINDA TOWNSON

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Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 BELINDA MICHALK 1 CASSANDRA LEES 1 CALLUM MCEVOY GRAY 1 BRENDAN BROWNE 2 MEGAN ANDERSON 2 CLAIRE GROOM 2 BRENTON MUMME 2 JAMES CAICA 3 ASHLEE MORGAN 3 DANIELLE SCHMID 3 TOM BARRETT 3 JOSH MADDOX 4 MEG MACCALLUM 5 SOPHIE CLARKE 4 JARROD POLLEY 4 TYSON LLOYD 5 NADELLE JAMILY KRAYEM 6 TAMMY CALLAGHAN 5 PETER MAXWELL 5 JACK HEWITT 6 GEORGIA VERKUYLEN 6 PAUL BEVAN 6 HARRY WHITING 7 JESS HOGAN 7 NATALIE GARDNER 7 CLINT MCGRATH 7 JUSTIN KENNA 8 JENNIFER LEW 8 ROSEMARY MORRISON 8 JAMES BRADLEY 8 BEN MOYLE 9 MEREDITH GRAY 9 YU-SHAN LIM 9 TODD CONSIDINE 9 RAWSON KIRKHOPE 10 MONICA CHEW 10 DANIKA HEAD 10 DAVID CLOUT 10 DEAN IPAVIZ 11 ALICE WOOD 11 ELIZABETH BOVA 11 VAS ROMANOUS 11 JASON FLEMING 12 FELICE TONG 12 JESSICA MORTON 12 ANDY EURELL 12 DAMON COLLINA 13 BETH WATTS 13 ROSALIE GRAHAM 13 SEAMUS PEARSON 13 JACOB HARVEY 14 NICOLA BARR 14 CLARE MURPHY 14 DOM KANNAN 14 BEN NETHERSOLE 15 RACHAEL STACK 15 PAULINE BASSILI 15 LINDSAY SCOWN 15 SCOTT TREGONNING 16 SERA KAUKIONO 16 REGAN BARKER 16 TIM LAMBERT 17 ADAM BAKER 17 AMY FOO 25 ALEX SCHRODER 18 ROBBIE BAMFORD 18 KHAIZAAD MHETTA 18 GRACE CAIN 26 ANNA RUUT 19 JOSH ROBINSON 19 JORDAN LAW 19 TARA MCKENTY 27 CODIE BRIGGS 20 JAMES NEWBURY 20 LOCKIE LAMONT 20 LARA CREBER 29 STACY CROSS 21 KRIS ERICKSON 22 FRANK BOLAND 31 EDWINA ILLMAN 22 LEVI SANDS 21 MARGOT ALAIS 23 JAMES HOWARD 34 VERNA ILES 23 JOSH ZOPPO 22 LIBBY SADLER 24 NIC KERBER 36 STEPHANIE WAKE 24 JAKE ROSS 25 JACKSON COSGROVE 23 ALLY CATTERSOM 41 HAYLEY LEGG 25 MARCUS LINSEN 26 JANIS BLUMS 24 EMMA CASTRO 42 GENAVIEVE ZOELLER 26 PAT WILMOTT 27 CHRIS RADFORD 25 OLIVIA WARREN 44 ANGELA JORNET 27 BEN CALIGORIE 28 JACOB PRINCE 27 KYRSTEN WINKLEY 53 ANNA BUTLER 28 TOM CHARLES 30 MICHAEL MAY 28 CLARE SULLIVAN 55 ELISE HOGAN 29 BEN ZOPPO 33 TOM LARBY 29 TESS NOBLE 56 BELINDA SMALL 30 HUGH MCLEAN 34 TOM SUNDBERG 30 STEPHANIE WALKER 57 CI-ANNA SMITH 31 TOM KANNAN 36 THOMAS ZILM 31 REBECCA MOXON 62 LAUREN FOY 32 JED TURNER 40 BRADLEY HARRICKS 32 SHELLEY MULHERN 63 FRANCESCA HOCKING 33 RYAN SPEED 44 JACK WATTS 33 CHIARA BINAZZI 64 TRAM NGUYEN 34 MICHAEL TUTTLE 45 MICHAEL MURRELL 34 MAEBH O’SHAUGHNESSY 66 EMILY GARD 43 MATT LEMME 48 MICHAEL MITCHELL 35 ORLAITH SPOONER 67 PASCALE PIAS 53 YANNICK MILLIGAN SAVILLE 49 DANIEL HINES

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Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 2 SEB PARKER No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 CALLUM KENNEDY 3 AARON CRISFIELD 1 JENNIFER CHAN 1 JESSICA GRAY 2 RYAN KENNEDY 5 RANGA EDIRIWICKRAMA 2 MAI NGUYEN 2 BREEANNA BRAGA 6 BRANT JACK 3 GLENN SMITH 3 REBECCA BEESON 3 ZUZANNA CZYCO 10 ROBERT WATTS 4 KYLE UNDERWOOD 12 SAM ZIKMAN LIASI TARUA 4 NICOLA KENNEDY 5 JACK CASPERSONN 4 13 BRAD KEOUGH 5 SHELLEE GIBSON 7 DANE ROBERTON 5 MELITA MORRISS 14 THEO MORAITIS ELISE KIDD ERIN HODSON 6 15 KIERAN WRIGHT 8 NICK ROBERTS 6 7 SHANNYN EVERINHAM-GEARY 16 TIM WALES 9 SAM CRICHTON 7 AMY SATCHELL 17 ADAM NIXON 8 LEANNE KIDD 10 LUKE FREEMANTLE 9 HANNAH MCINTOSH 18 DANIEL WITT 11 JAMES LEWINGTON 9 ASHLEE SMITH 19 PATRICK WITT 11 NICOLA VRACHNAS 12 OLIVER WETZLAR 10 KIMBERLY CHAN 20 NICOLAS HEY 12 SAMANTHA MURRAY 13 YARREN JAFFER-WILLIAMS 11 ELLEN CREWDSON 21 BEN URWIN 13 KATE EDWARDS 22 LACHLAN URWIN 14 DANIEL FRAWLEY 12 LAUREN TREWICK 14 MADDIE COLLIER 23 DANIEL PREEN 15 CLINTON WELLS 13 JANE MCLENNAN 25 DAMIEN DELL’AQUILA 16 OLIVIA AYOUB DOLFO 16 BEN COFFEY 14 JESSIE MULHOLLAND 26 DAVID SMITH EMMA HOLLO 17 CHRIS BROWNE 18 27 JESSE HARE 15 KELLY CHAN 19 RA SHEA 28 CAMERON SMITH 18 CHRIS REICHMAN 16 KATE STANTON 29 TIM SCOULAR 19 MJ FIGG 21 SANDRA JANJETOVIC 17 REGAN TAYLOR 30 MICHAEL TALBOT 20 BEN FITZPATRICK JASMINE SMITH 22 JENNIFER STANTON 31 JAMES DUNN 18 21 JOSH COLE 23 LAUREN O’BRIEN 34 THOMAS ANGEL 19 JAIMEE GREEN 22 CHRIS KENDRICK JEMMA STILL 37 REGAN PINKER 24 20 CASEY MOANE 38 SAM WIDMER 23 DANIEL POTTS 25 ISABELLE O’BRIEN 21 LAURA RUSSELL 40 LACHLAN VILE 24 JEFF MELVILLE 26 KYRSTY BISHOP 23 HATHARINA LISS 41 MATTHEW CAREY 25 DOM VINCENT 42 THOMAS EDMONDS 27 SARAH BARKMAN 24 CLARINDA CAMPBELL 26 MATT HUTTON 43 TED WIDMER 32 SASHA BANKI KATHERINE GOW 33 TOM ELKINGTON 25 45 THOMAS ABBOTT 33 SHANI LAUF 26 SOPHIE LAVNDER 48 JAKE GUNSTONE 38 JAKE SWARTS 52 MICHAEL JOHNSON 40 SAM SLEIGH 34 LUISA MARZOTTO 27 SHANNON HUNTLEY-WEI 56 CAMPBELL LUSCOMBE 55 DAVID JOHNSON 36 JACINDA BARCLAY 40 ALEISHA CHESSELL

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Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals ADAM BYRNE 1 1 CHRIS FRANGOS 1 DAVID STROUD MICHAEL STACEY 1 LIAM DAVIS 2 2 DANIEL NAPPER 2 ANGUS BUNCLE JACK SCHWARZE 3 JACK PARKER 3 3 RYAN MURPHY 3 JORDAN WEST 4 BEN ROGERS 4 JAMES BRAIN 4 PATRICK MCBRIDE DAVID HOOK 4 JAMES CLARKE 5 BRAYDEN FOWLER 5 5 DAVID LYCAKIS GRADY TAPPING 6 RYAN WEARNE 6 5 JAKE MCINTOSH 6 BLAKE GUTHRIE 7 RYAN TERREY 7 JACK HAWKINS 6 DUANE WILD 7 DAVID RYAN MATTHEW CAHILL 8 TOM BECKETT 8 8 MICHAEL MILNER 9 JOSH TERREY 7 ANDREW WARDROP 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON 9 DECLAN DONOHUE 10 HARRISON KOCH 10 JORDAN PIDGEON 10 CAMERON ROE 10 BEN JONES 11 CONNOR PETTERSSON 11 SCOTT MAGUIRE 11 MITCHELL NEW 11 STEPHEN WILSEN 12 CAL JOHNSTON 12 TAIGEN DUBBELDE 12 BEN SHARP 13 GARETH BENBOW ARIN RICKETT 12 ADAM COOK 13 13 BRYCE ADDISON 14 TOM PYLE SCOTT NOLAN 14 13 MATTHEW YOUNG 14 MATT PETERING 15 ERIC BURKE 15 SUNNY GILL 16 JACKSON POLA-SMITH 15 MITCH WILD STUART MCKINLEY 14 DANIEL TURNER 16 16 HARRISON GREEN 17 JORDAN WEIR BRODY CRANE 17 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY 17 DEAN GILBERT 18 LEVI BRAIN 18 JESSE HAURUA 19 SAM BATTEN 16 TIM CASHMAN 18 NATHAN KENNY LUKE PIERCE 20 19 NICK RYAN 20 CAM LIVORI SHANE WILLIAMSL 17 LUKE JANSSON 21 JAKE MONK 21 20 TOM COENEN JACK MARA 22 MICHAEL ATKINSON 22 18 LEIGH HOGAN 21 DANIEL COOPER KANE RADFORD 23 HAYDEN WASHINGTON 23 22 CHRIS WINDLE TRENT SCHMUTTER 19 BRENDAN KENNY 24 DANIEL DICKERSON 24 24 DANIEL TOMLINS MICHAEL LENNOX 25 JAMIE MCDOUGALL 25 20 LIAM AGGETT 25 KUIAM ANU 27 JACOB LILLIS 26 TOM MCCAFFREY 22 JARRYD WILSEN 26 NATHAN MCKENZIE-HICKS 30 ED HELMORE 27 JAMES BEHAGG 27 JANSON DOUGHTY 30 WILLS BRASSIL 32 NATHAN WILLIAMS 24 MARSHAL CAIRNDUFF 28 TRAVIS MARTIN 35 MAX CARTER 33 ANDREW MUNNS 25 LEON JOHNSON 30 BEN HODGSON 36 TOM SCHULTZ 35 CHRIS JONES 27 IAN HOLDER 31 NICK SHAW 37 JIMMY MCDONALD ANDREW GROGAN 36 32 NICK TATE 40 ETHAN PANIZZA LACHLAN PRYOR 28 REGAN SHARPE 37 33 ALEXANDER WYNN 41 AMOS MICHAEL MARK PETIT 38 34 RYAN KING-THORNBURG 34 JACK HILL 42 ANDREW PILOT 39 HEPPA GALVIN 35 ELI PRESCOTT 44 ANDREW PILAT 36 TRISTEN SMITH 40 KHYLL DAVID-CROWW 36 JAKE BROWN 50 NATHAN BOSSCHIETER

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Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 ALEX O’DEA 1 BEN BOURKE 1 MATT VARJAVANDI 1 LOGAN MEAD 2 SCOTT REED 2 DANNY ROBERTS 2 JAMES WEBSTER 3 DYLAN BROGAN 3 JAMIE VLATKO 3 DALE FITZGERALD 3 NICHOLAS CROSSLAND 4 JAMES BRACKIN 4 SCOTT PIERCE 4 JOSH DAVID-WRIGHT 4 EDEN BENNELL 5 DANIEL SPITERI 6 SAM CARRUTHERS 5 COLIN BROWN 5 ROB VINCENT 6 TRENT BAKER 8 CHRIS MURPHY 6 JESSIE DRANSFIELD 7 ROB MARSH 7 MARK SKUSE 9 ADRIAN HARRY 7 CHRIS BOLT 8 RYAN HARRIS 8 MATT SCHOLZ 8 DAN BRIAN 11 NICK FOSTER 9 TONY FOTOPOULAS 9 JON VLATKO 12 TOM HANSEN 9 BILLY TAHA 11 GEOFF SMITH 10 EUGENE KRUGER 13 CHARLIE PARSONS 10 BRAD PLUG 11 TRENT STUBBS 14 JIMMY MCKENZIE 11 LUKE JARJOURA 12 PETER LE BRETON 12 ANDREW MCCONNELL 16 LAIN GENOVESI 12 EDEN WOODEND 14 ANDREW ROBERTSON 13 DAMON WOODEND 13 AASON SAVAGE 21 MATT EDDY 15 CHRIS HAYES 14 KARL MERSON 22 JAKE SAUNDERS 14 JOEL GRAY 16 ANDY MORRIS 15 STUART TURNER 23 TOM HARVEY 15 REECE GILLESPIE 17 SAM SIMPSON 16 DEAN COSTELLO 24 TEDDY STRUDWICK 16 HARRY JENKINS 17 JOSH CASS 25 RON WASON 17 HUGH PRIEST 18 MITCH HANSEN 18 JACK DIMERY 26 TIM WESTON 18 JAYDEN DONATO 19 CAMERON LUDOWYKE 19 LUKE ELASI 19 NICK CROWE 27 SANIEL SCHACHER 20 TIM CORDNER 20 LYNDON HUPFELD 20 FELIX DIXON 28 WILL TAYLOR 21 JAMES MOYLAN 21 DAMIEN CHARLESTON 29 JOHN GRAY 21 JULIO TOLEDO 22 NICK RODGERS 22 JAMES FORD 30 RYAN HEZLETT 22 WAYD BLACKBURNE 23 TIM CAMERON 23 JOSH CUTTING 31 TIM BRANSGROVE 24 JASON FRETWELL 24 KIERAN EMERY 34 LIAM MCCOLL 26 BYRON HOLT 24 ANGUS RODGERS 25 WILL BRADLEY 35 CHARLIE CALLANDER 27 NICK WHITEHEAD 25 LEWIS CRINITI 26 RYAN FITTON 28 ROWAN CHOWANETZ 36 DARCY BARON-HAY 27 MARC WILLIAMS 27 MATTHEW EASTMAN 29 BILLY SHIPWAY 37 ETHAN HARVEY 30 DAN MARTIN 30 AARON COTTRELL 29 ZACH JOHNS 38 ALEX JALLOH 32 JIMMY ROBERTS 32 PETER FROST 30 STEVE O’CONNOR 39 RYAN HEBRON 34 TROY LUFF 31 ANTHONY STUBBS 40 JAKE VEALE 34 HENRY ST HILL 35 ALISTAIRE DUELL-FERGUSON 33 AARON DRINKWATER 41 TRISTAN SMITH 35 TIM SHUMACK 37 KEVIN JONES 36 JUSTIN STEER 42 MITCH WRIGHT 36 NATE ELLIFF 39 CAMERON ARNDT 45 BEN PLUG 43 ANTHONY TREACY 37 RYAN LUDOWYKE 49 LACHLAN BENNETTS 40 BRYCE JOYNSON 44 NICK CROFT 69 JAMES WEST 38 PAUL HAYES 45 ANDREW BROWNING 59 XAVIER BURTON

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