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; I [IJ l ~ 1-4 '+., ~ " ""'I ...s i Ii- ~ E-- QBE SYDNEY SWANS The DBE Sydney Swans and Face in the crowd AFL (NSW/ACT) Commission ,, Proudly Present NSW/ACT Watch a game and win a watch """" The Sydney -- IS THIS YOU? Each week our photographer will snap a Bro1Atnlo1At Medal Dinner face in the crowd at one of the Sydney AFL games. Venue: The New Randwick Pavilion All you have to do is check the inside back Royal Randwick Race Course page each week and if you see yourself looking back then you are the weekly Date: Monday 28 August 2000 winner. Time: 6:30pm for 7pm Just ring Nicola Cheesman on 9955 1722 by NEXT FRIDAY and send in some photo Price: $120 plus GST per person ID to claim your great prize. $1200 plus GST per table of ten You'll win a AFL club Splash watch of your choice from DSV Merchandising. Dress: Lounge suit/cocktail The splash watch is water resistant to 50 This week's winner: For booking forms and enquires please contact Monique George on 9339 9196 metres and features a dynamic graphic of If this is you, your favourite AFL team logo. It comes contact Nicola Cheesman or email [email protected] with a two year warranty and is available now from most What's New stores in on 9955 1722 Sydney. to claim your prize. Friday Night Action Sydney AFL FOOTBALL Enjoy Sydney Swans Y Western Suburbs Fr~~ I '1 m -0 I ~ !:J -- Spec i aI Guest Tony Lockett ~ · ~~ , ~ .,, SYDNEY AFL RECORD Round 16, July 22-23 2000 What's on in the AFL? All games 2.00pm unless otherwise indicated The latest news from the AFL (NSW/ACT) NSW/ACT STATE U16 TEAM IN CAMP AT WAGGA The team was selected after the four day camp. St George 17.15(117) v Eagles 9.10(641 Round 11 East Coast Eagles v Balmain (RI Nth Shore 810{581 v P/Hills 18.17(125) Fri 16th June St George v UNSW/ES (0) WAGGA Tony Lockett and Paul Kelly visited the players Sun 14th May Swans 16.16(112) v Nth Shore 99(631 BYE : Campbelltown The NSW/ACT State under 16 side was in camp at while they were in camp and spend a couple of ECEagles12.16(88lv StGeorge13.11(89) UNSW/ES68(44lv Swans18.16(124I Sat 17th June Borambola Sports and Recreation centre in Wagga hours taking them through marking, handballing Round 17 P/ Hills 133(811 v Nth Shore 17.11(113) UNSW/ES 158(981 v C'town 21.17(143) Wagga during the school holidays in preparation for and kicking drills. Sun 9th April BYE : Western Suburbs Sun 18th June Sun 30th July Swans 21 .23(149) v UN SW/ES 5 9(391 West Subs 87 (55) v St George 11.16(82) Western Suburbs v Balmain (WI the National carnival which started this week in WESTFIELD HANDBALL COMPETITION BYE: Western Suburbs Round 7 Balmain 11 .11(771 v P/Hills 15.28(118) UNSW/ES v East Coast Eagles (VI Tasmania. The Westfield AFL Handball competition is back Sat 20th May BYE East Coast Eagles Campbelltown v Pennant Hill s (Ml The NSW/ACT State side left for Tasmania on this year and coming to a Westfield Shopping 'Round f ' ~ .... WestSubs 10 10:701 v EC Eagles 1216(881 St George v North Sho re (01 Thursday and play Tasmania in their first Division 2 centre near you. Children need to be aged between Sat 15th April UNSW/ES 1412(96lv P/Hills 21 .14(140) Round 12 BYE: Sydney Swans match in Devonport on Sunday. 5-17 years to enter this great competition. UNSW/ES 17.13(115) v W/Subs 169'.1051 C'town 17.8(1101 v Nth Shore 88(561 Sat 24th June St George 9 9(631 v Balmain 12.15(87) Sun 21st May St George 97(61) v Swans 16.9(105) Round 18 During the two day camp the NSW/ACT played a Each child will get two chances to handball the Nth Shore 17.!1(111) v EC Eagles 119(751 Swans 19.1 4(128) v Balmain 1815(1231 Sun 25th June Fri 4th Aug practice match against the under 16 Vic Country ball through the target and they need to get one Sun 16th April C'town 24.15(159) v West Subs 8.8(56) Sydney Swans v Western Suburbs (NI side and went down 9.9 63 to 5.3 33 in wet, heavy through to qualify for the next round where scores BYE: St George 700pm Carn'town 10 9(691 v Swans 22.14(146) Nth Shore 17.15(117) v Balmain 1619'.115) conditions. will be added up to decide the winner. The best P/Hills 11.16(82) v EC Eagles 11 7(7 31 Sat 5th Aug BYE Pennant Hills R9upd_8 . BYE UNSW/ES Pennant Hill s v St George (E) The NSW/ACT side will be coached by former three handballers from each shopping centre heat Sat 27th May Sun 6th Aug Sydney Swans defender and AFL (NSW/ACT) Head will play off in the NSW grand final at the end of Round 3 Balmain 14.16(100) v West Subs 1411(951 Balmain v UNSW/ES (DI Coach and Talent ID Manager Rod Carter who August for some fantastic prizes such as AFL Sat 22nd April EC Eagles 14.13(97) vUNSW/ES 121 0:821 Sat 1st July East Coast Eagles v Campbelltown (RI coached the under 18 side to the National division Monopoly games, Swans beach towel sets and Swans 29.18(192) v StGeorge 1010{701 P/Hills 16.10(106) v C'town 97(61 I C'town 16.12(108) v St George 9.12(661 BYE: North Shore two title in Melbourne a fortnight ago. Optus pre-paid internet packs. The first heat was Nth Shore 811(591 v St George 11.8(74) West Subs 96(601 v P/Hills 20.15(135) Sun 23rd April BYE Sydney Swans UNSW/ES 5 9(39) v Nth Shore 13.6(84) PSSA SIDE ANNOUNCED FOR NATIONAL last Thursday at Hurstville and the next heat is this W Subs 20.15(1351 v C'town 1110(76) Sun 2nd July FINALS CARNIVAL IN DARWIN Thursday July 27 from 7pm at Chatswood. Week 1- Semi Finals Balmain 5 8(381 v Nth Shore 13.12(90) Swans 1315(93) v EC Eagles 14.12(96) 12th/13th August The NSW PSSA (Primary Schools Sports JILL Moss EC Eagles 12.13(85) v P Hills 1016(76) Round 9 BYE: Balmain Week 2 Preliminary Final Association) State team has been named to compete MEDIA-MANAGER, AFL (NSW/ACT) COMMISSION BYE UNSW/ES Fri 2nd June 20th Augu st UNSW/ES 31(191v Balmain 16.12(1081 Round '14.· in the National carnival in Darwin from July 30th. Rounf47' ~- "'"' Sat 3rd June The 23 man team, which will be coached by Sat 29th April C'town 147(91) v EC Eagles 15.10(100) Balmain 1419'.lffilv St George 16.16(112) Jamie Robinson from Barooga Primary School.is Nth Shore 88(56) v Swans 18.9(117) St George 20.8(128) v P/Hills 1312(90) Sun 9th July made up of 10-12-year-olds from around NSW Sun 30th April Sun 4th June WestSubs 18.11(119) v UNSW/ES 118(74) The team is: Tim Kear (St Bernadettes Castle Hill StGeorge 28.14(182) v West Subs 85(531 West Subs 9 8(62) v Swans 29.13(187) Swans 9.10(64) v Camp'town 9 5(59) P/Hills 22.16(148) v Balmain 1513(1031 ECEagles 1313(91)v Nth Shore 19.7(121) PS), Luke Habel (Griffith North PS), David Gregory C'town 16.!1(105) v UNSW/ES 1213(85) BYE: North Shore BYE: Pennant Hills (Jerilderie PS), Mark Bilney (Corowa PS), Craig Bird BYE: East Coast Eagl es (Tomaree PS), Shaun Smith (Swansea PS), Sam ~ti!!!) ~h,!!llpio.!!.•§ip~:~ 1 , Roqnd 16 ~ O,Brien (Wamberal PS), Matthew Gallagher (Our Sat 10th June Fri 14th July Round5 Sydney 12.9(81) v RFL 9 14(681 Balmain 20.10(130) v Swans 1313(91) Lady of Rose-Wyoming), Andrew Wild (Sacred Heart Sat 6th May Maher Oval. Wagga Sun 16th July PS Wagga), Matthew Suckling (Henschke PS West Subs 58(38) v Nth Shore 16.19(115) EC Eagles 1120:ffil v West Subs 14.9(93) Wagga), Jacob Wooden (St Josephs PS Lockhart), Balmain 15.11(101) v EC Eagles 1018(78) ~ound _10 P/Hills 15.14(104) v UNSW/ES 14.11(95) Daniel Turner (Holy Family PS ' Menai), Daniel Hickey UNSW/ES101(00) vStGeorge18.1~118) Sat 10th June NthShore12!1(81) vCamp'tOM11011(71) (Berrigan PS), Alex McQueen (Tahmoor PS), Todd Sun 7th May NthShore21.14(1<11) vUNSW/ES512(42) BYE St Georg e PLAYER OF Swans 21.17(143) v P/Hills 1118(841 Sun 11th June Bateman (Beecroft PS), Jake Hardy (Edward PS), EC Eagles313(31l v Swans14.16(100) Round 16 THE WEEK Todd Rheinberger (Howlong PS), Sam Voss (St BYE Campbelltown Sat 22nd July Patricks PS Albury), Lukas Cannan (St Patrick PS Mon 12th June Pennant Hil ls v Sydney Swans (SCG) Albury), Dane Sulicich (Thirroul PS), Leigh Prior (Eden ttoiincf& / P/Hills 17.13(115) v West Subs 67(43) 430pm LEE CAMPBELL Sat 13th May St George 1410:94) v C'town 19.14(128) Sun 23rd July - Balmain PS), Hugh Lievre (Sacred Heart PS' Wagga), Darcy C'town 1012(72) v Balmain 17.14(116) BYE: Balmain North Shore v Western Suburbs (G) Cryer (Leeton PS).
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