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AFL FROM THE EDITOR
The top sides in the Premier Division P W L D % Pts competition asserted their dominance by Collingwood 17 16 1 0 175.8 64 posting some big wins last weekend. Geelong 18 16 2 0 151.0 64 Hawthorn 17 13 4 0 136.7 52 Carlton 18 12 5 1 132.4 50 With only three rounds remaining in the Premier Division competition before the finals, the top sides flexed their West Coast 17 12 5 0 118.8 48 muscle with some big scores registered in Round 17 action. The top five is all but set but there is still the potential for changes in ladder positions. Sydney Swans 17 9 7 1 109.6 38
St Kilda 17 9 7 1 109.4 38 A case in point is the Friday night encounter between Balmain and North Shore at Henson Park. Balmain have recorded the most wins this season, but East Coast currently sit atop on Match Ratio, and with a match in hand. Fremantle 17 9 8 0 95.5 36 The Dockers warmed up with a 83-point win over Campbelltown in the Foxtel Match of the Round. In his fourth match of the season, 31 year-old ex-Swan, Nick Davis kicked twelve goals, as Tim Schmidt and Ben Taggart were Essendon 18 8 9 1 100.0 34 again impressive in the midfield. The match is equally important for North Shore who jumped Pennant Hills into fourth on percentage, courtesy of their resounding win over Western Suburbs. The Bombers have bounced back North Melbourne 18 8 10 0 99.7 32 well after their disappointing loss to the Demons, and will fancy their chances of registering another top scalp under Melbourne 17 7 9 1 86.8 30 the Friday night lights. Western Bulldogs 18 7 11 0 93.9 28 In Saturday action, it is a case of first versus last, as East Coast host Campbelltown. It looms as a daunting task for Richmond 17 5 11 1 82.5 22 the Blues who struggled to keep pace with Balmain after quarter-time last Sunday. Bryce Joynson and Fraser Brown were the Blues‘ best that day and will again have their hands full against the all-round talent in the Eagles‘ Adelaide 17 5 12 0 76.6 20 ranks. The top side kicked sixteen second-half goals in their defeat of UTS at Waverley Oval last weekend. Jack Brisbane 17 3 14 0 77.0 12 Dimery continued his impressive season, while Ben Rogers and Brad Ure put in strong individual performances.
Gold Coast 17 3 14 0 57.5 12 UTS face a tough road trip to North Dalton Park to take on Illawarra. The Lions‘ finals chances were effectively Port Adelaide 17 2 15 0 69.7 8 ended with their away loss to St George last weekend. Despite the best efforts of Andrew Barned (six goals) and Josh Tier, St George controlled the majority of the contest. UTS were competitive up to half-time, with Tom Stein- fort and Andrew Davis leading the way. Both sides will be seeking a win as they look to end their 2011 season on the right note.
Carlton 11.14-80 def. North Melbourne 9.8-62 UNSW come off the bye to host an ever-improving St George at the Village Green. The Dragons, as mentioned, West Coast 15.13-103 def. Western Bulldogs 15.5-95 were impressive at home against Illawarra, and could jump the Lions on the ladder before the end of the season. Geelong 37.11-233 def Melbourne 7.5-47 Nick Ryan was arguably best on ground with a enigmatic display that included four goals. This round‘s Rising Star, St Kilda 10.14-74 def Gold Coast 6.18-54 Jordan West was also significant in the win. The Bulldogs have shown glimpses of their best this season and have the makings of a strong side with young talented players such as Ben Woods and Hayden Nichols on their roster. Hawthorn 13.17-95 def Fremantle 6.8-44 Collingwood 25.16-166 def Essendon 14.8-92 The final match will be played on Sunday at Blacktown between Western Suburbs and Pennant Hills. The match holds special significance as the two sides will play for the Blacktown Mayoral Shield. Adelaide 16.15-111 def Port Adelaide 11.13-79 BRIS, RICH, SYD Bye Both sides suffered one-hundred-plus point losses last weekend and will be keen to show their true colours. Pen- nant Hills will be after a faster start after being held scoreless by Sydney University in the first quarter last week- end. They will look for the improvement through the young legs of Brandon Jack and Jay Lewis. The Magpies were also slow out of the blocks, only registering one first-quarter point against North Shore, in a performance that only yielded five goals for the match. ROUND 20 ROUND 21 Friday Friday In other news, AFL Sydney has recently joined Facebook and Twitter (@aflsydney). The website will still remain as St Kilda v Fremantle @ Etihad St Kilda v Collingwood @ Etihad the main source of information, however, the two sites will act as effective mediums and provide up-to-date infor- Saturday Saturday mation on progress scores and other important information such as ground closures. Carlton v Melbourne @ MCG Hawthorn v Port Adelaide @ MCG Geelong v Gold Coast @ Skilled Fremantle v Carlton @ Patersons Essendon v Sydney @ Etihad Western Bulldogs v Essendon @ Etihad Port Adelaide v Collingwood @ AAMI Brisbane v Gold Coast @ Gabba Officeworks: Sunday Sunday a trusted partner in the Brisbane v Adelaide @ Gabba Melbourne v West Coast @ Etihad publication of the Hawthorn v North Melbourne @ Aurora Richmond v Sydney @ MCG Football Record. West Coast v Richmond @ Patersons Adelaide v Geelong @ AAMI Bye— Western Bulldogs Bye— North Melbourne Record Cover Photo courtesy of Michael Vettas
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AFL SYDNEY FINALS 2011 AFL SYDNEY PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE
Venues and times for the 2011 AFL Sydney Finals have been confirmed. Round 1 Round 7 Round 12 Round 18 Details are: Sat 2 April Sat 14 May Sat 25 June Fri 5 August NS 17.7 Ill 9.13 NS 7.7 BAL 11.12 WS 14.6 UTS 11.13 Balmain v Nth Shore Premier Division, Division One, Division Three & Under 18’s Premier Cup Sat 6 August Match 1: Qualifying Final (2nd v 3rd) — Saturday, 27 August 2011 @ Bruce Purser Reserve UTS 10.6 UNSW 19.8 SU 21.11 Cam7.10 CAM 4.7 PH 27.15 ECE v Campbelltown Match 2: Elimination Final (4th vs 5th) — Sunday, 28 August 2011 @ Blacktown WS 8.11 STG 13.6 PH 12.13 WS 8.6 NS 11.11 UNSW 11.6 UNSW/ES v St George Match 3: 2nd Semi Final (Team 1 vs Winner Match 1)— Saturday, 3 September 2011 PH 9.10 Bal 13.8 UNSW 17.9 UTS 6.17 Sun 26 June Illawarra v UTS @ North Dalton Park ECE 14.6 SU 14.8 ILL 17.13 STG 4.7 BAL 14.10 SUNI 11.8 Sun 7 August Match 4: 1st Semi Final (Winner Match 2 v Loser Match 1) — Sunday, 4 September 2011 Campbelltown—Bye ECE—Bye ECE 15.14 STG 12.6 Wests v Pennant Hills @ Blacktown Round 2 Round 8 ILL—Bye Sydney Uni—Bye Match 5: Preliminary Final (Winner Match 4 v Loser Match 3)- Sunday, 11 September 2011 Fri 8 April Sat 21 May Round 13 Round 19 @ Blacktown Bal 12.25 UTS 7.8 CAM 7.9 ILL 12.15 Sat 2 July Sat 13 August Match 6: Grand Final (Winner Match 3 v Winner Match 5) — Saturday, 17 September 2011 Sat 9 April UNSW/ 13.17 PH 19.14 SUNI 29.18 UTS 5.5 St George v Balmain @ Blacktown Cam 12.8 UNSW 12.12 WS 7.5 ECE 17.10 UNSW 10.9 BAL 19.14 P‘Hills v UNSW/ES
Nth Shore v Syd Uni Match Times STG 5.3 ECE 26.16 SU 27.14 STG 9.8 ILL 21.8 CAM 12.4 WS 16.11 NS 7.5 UTS 11.8 NS 18.16 NS 10.15 STG 7.13 Illawarra v ECE Division Finals Grand Finals Ill 7.7 PH 11.9 BAL—Bye PH 14.11 ECE 13.11 Sun 14 August UTS v Wests Sydney Uni—Bye Round 9 WS—Bye Campbelltown—Bye Premier Division 3.30pm 3.30pm Round 3 Sat 28 May Round 14 Round 20 Sat 16 April CAM 13.5 BAL 22.13 Sat 9 July Sat 20 August Division One 1.15pm 1.10pm NS 4.7 ECE 16.12 STG 11.12 UNSW 15.6 CAM 7.4 WS 8.7 Campbelltown v UTS SU 7.18 WS 3.9 WS 8.10 SU 15.13 STG 9.3 SUNI 10.17 St George v P‘Hills U18’s Premier Cup 11.15am 11.05am UTS 6.5 ILL 7.14 PH 17.7 ILL 6.6 ILL 6.10 UNSW 5.11 UNSW v Nth Shore Sun 17 April ECE 23.18 UTS 4.0 ECE 14.19 NS 6.11 ECE v Wests Division Three 9.00am 8.45am Bal 11.13 UNSW 9.9 NS—Bye Sun, 10 July Syd Uni v Illawarra PH 19.13 Cam 10.14 Round 10 BAL 7.10 PH 17.8 Balmain—Bye
St George—Bye Sat 4 June UTS—Bye Division 2 & 4, Under 18’s Challenge Cup Round 4 UNSW 10.14 ECE 22.22 Round 15 Sat 27 August Match 1: Qualifying Final (2nd v 3rd) — Saturday, 20 August @ Henson Park Mon, 25 April SU 8.9 NS 15.14 Sat 16 July Qualifying Final Match 2: Elimination Final (4th vs 5th) — Sunday, 21 August @ Henson Park Cam 5.9 STG 14.17 ILL 12.10 WS 10.9 BAL 23.13 WS 11.12 Sun 28 August Match 3: 2nd Semi Final (Team 1 vs Winner Match 1)— Saturday, 27 August @ Rosedale Park ECE 18.12 UNSW 8.2 Sun 5 June UNSW 18.14 CAM 11.11 Elimination Final Match 4: 1st Semi Final (Winner Match 2 v Loser Match 1) - Sunday, 28 August @ Gipps Rd Oval WS 9.3 BAL 9.16 BAL 15.11 STG 12.6 UTS 12.8 STG 14.10
Match 5: Preliminary Final (Winner Match 4 v Loser Match 3)- Saturday, 3 September @ Henson Park ILL 12.14 SU 22.4 UTS 14.9 CAM 10.9 NS 10.7 PH 12.6 Saturday 3 Sept Match 6: Grand Final (Winner Match 3 v Winner Match 5)— Saturday, 10 September @ Blacktown UTS—Bye PH—Bye SUNI 13.8 ECE 13.8 2nd Semi Final Pennant Hills—Bye Representative Weekend ILL— Bye Division 5 Nth Shore—Bye Sat 11 June Round 16 Match 1: 1st Semi Final (3rd v 4th)— Saturday, 20 August @ Henson Park Sunday 4 Sept Syd U23 8.14 Riverina 19.8 Sat 23 July Match 2: 2nd Semi Final (1st v 2nd) — Saturday, 27 August @ Rosedale Park Round 5 1st Semi Final Sun 12 June Match 3: Preliminary Final (Winner Match 1 v Loser Match 2) — Saturday, 3 September @ Henson Park Sat 30 April ECE 14.6 BAL 5.8 Match 4: Grand Final (Winner Match 2 v Winner Match 3)— Saturday, 10 September @ Blacktown Cam 2.2 ECE 14.14 Cairns 11.8 Sydney 8.10 PH 16.13 UTS 12.9 Sunday 11Sept PH 7.6 NS 9.12 Round 11 WS 10.14 ILL 9.5 Preliminary Final Match Times SU 11.13 Bal 14.11 Fri 17 June Sun 24 July UNSW 12.14 Illa 4.18 UTS 8.6 BAL 11.10 UNSW 11.8 SUNI 20.15 Saturday, 17 Sept Division All Finals (except Finals on 21 & Finals – 21 & 28 August Grand Finals Grand Final STG 16.8 UTS 9.18 Sat 18 June CAM 3.8 NS 20.16
Wests—Bye PH 8.9 SUNI 10.9 STG—Bye
Division Two 3.30pm 2.10pm 3.30pm Round 6 STG 10.12 CAM 7.10 Round 17 Sat 7 May WS 14.7 UNSW 10.9 Sat 30 July Division Four 1.15pm 12pm 1.10pm NS 26.14 Cam 7.9 Sun 19 June NS 27.17 WS 5.4 STG 10.8 WS 7.16 ILL 12.4 NS 11.15 STG 13.15 ILL 11.10 U18’s Challenge 11.15am 10am 11.05am UTS 12.12 SU 26.13 ECE—Bye UTS 11.7 ECE 24.18 Cup ECE 15.11 PH 3.10 SUNI PH28.11 PH 6.6 Sun 8 May Sun 31 July Division Five 9.00am - 8.45am Bal 9.14 Illa 10.12 BAL CAM21.9 CAM 8.4
UNSW/ES—Bye UNSW/ES—Bye Admission Prices $10 — Adults. Free — Under 16s.
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AFL SYDNEY STATISTICS FIXTURES—ROUNDS 18 & 19 FIXTURES 5-7 AUGUST FIXTURES 13-14 AUGUST 2011 LEADING GOALKICKERS 2011 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP U18/3 SEN RES W TOT Premier Division Premier Division RDS Friday, August 5 Saturday, August 13 PREMIER DIVISION BALMAIN 78 40 17 135 Balmain v North Shore @ Henson Park @ 7.00pm St George v Balmain @ Olds Park @ 2.10pm JAMIE VLATKO EAST COAST 4 57 Saturday, August 6 Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 2.10pm SYDNEY UNI 75 42 18 135 East Coast Eagles v Campbelltown @ Bruce Purser @ 2.10pm North Shore v Sydney University @ Gore Hill @ 2.30pm RYAN PRICE ILLAWARRA 1 41 UNSW/ES v St George @ Village Green @ 2.10pm Illawarra v East Coast Eagles @ North Dalton Park @ 6.10pm EAST COAST 75 30 29 134 STEPHEN DOYLE EAST COAST 0 40 Illawarra v UTS @ North Dalton Park @ 2.10pm Sunday, August 14 Sunday, August 7 UTS v Western Suburbs @ Henson Park @ 2.10pm PENRITH 75 52 6 133 LEIGH LAVERY UNSW/ES 0 37 Western Suburbs v Pennant Hills @ Blacktown @ 2.10pm Campbelltown—Bye Sydney University—Bye Division One JASON SADDINGTON BALMAIN 2 36 HOLROYD-PARRA 72 28 19 119 Division One Saturday, August 13 DIVISION ONE MANLY 81 18 19 118 Saturday, August 6 Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 12.00pm Illawarra v UTS @ North Dalton Park @ 12.00pm North Shore v Sydney University @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12.30pm LEVI BRAIN MANLY 6 43 STHN POWER 66 34 17 117 UNSW/ES v Southern Power @ Village Green @ 12.00pm Southern Power v Macquarie Uni @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.10pm Macquarie University v North Shore @ Uni Oval @ 2.10pm Illawarra v East Coast Eagles @ North Dalton Park @ 4.00pm ALAN FRITSCH STHN POWER 3 41 MACQUARIE UNI 57 30 29 116 East Coast Eagles v Manly-Warringah @ Bruce Purser @ 5.00pm Sunday, August 14 Sunday, August 7 UTS v Western Suburbs @ Henson Park @ 12.00pm TYRONE ARMITAGE MANLY 3 33 NORTH SHORE 60 26 22 108 Western Suburbs v Pennant Hills @ Blacktown @ 12.00pm Manly-Warringah—Bye DESMOND WORRELL SYD UNI 0 28 PENNANT HILLS 60 26 19 105 Sydney University—Bye Division Two Division Two Saturday, August 13 STEPHEN BROOKS MAC UNI 0 26 SAINTS AFC 57 34 9.1 100.1 Saturday, August 6 St George v Balmain @ Olds Park @ 12.00pm Balmain v Manly-Warringah @ Drummoyne Oval @ 2.10pm Camden v Penrith @ Harrington Park @ 2.30pm DIVISION TWO AUBURN 63 20 8.3 91.3 Nor-West v Auburn @ Bensons Lane @ 2.10pm Manly-Warringah v Nor-West @ Weldon Oval @ 2.30pm
TROY COLE SYDNEY UNI 1 66 Penrith v St George @ Greygums Oval @ 2.10pm Moorebank v Auburn @ Rosedale Park @ 4.30pm MOOREBANK 33 36 10 79 Sydney University v Camden @ St Pauls Oval @ 2.10pm Sunday, August 14 A KYPRIANOU BALMAIN 3 58 Moorebank v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Rosedale Oval @ 4.30pm Sydney University v Holroyd-Parramatta @ St Pauls Oval @ 2.10pm ST GEORGE 42 22 9 73 Division Three Division Three SALEM KASSEM AUBURN 8 49 NOR-WEST 45 20 6.5 71.5 Saturday, August 6 Saturday, August 13 DALE CHIVAS PENRITH 0 47 East Coast Eagles v Campbelltown @ Bruce Purser @ 12.00pm North Shore v East Coast Eagles @ Gore Hill @ 8.30am UNSW/ES 36 26 5 67 Macquarie University v North Shore @ University Oval @ 12.00pm Southern Power v Macquarie Uni @ Gwawley Oval @ 12.00pm DIVISION THREE Sydney University v UTS @ St Pauls Oval @ 12.00pm Western Suburbs v UNSW/ES @ Picken Oval @ 12.00pm ILLAWARRA 42 6 12 60 Saints afc v UNSW/ES @ Pioneers Park @ 2.00pm Sunday, August 14 CASEY STEPHENS UNSW/ES 5 52 Southern Power v Western Suburbs @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.10pm UTS v Western Suburbs @ Trumper Park @ 10.00am UTS 6 30 21 57 SHANE POWELL UNSW/ES 3 36 Division Four Sydney University v Campbelltown @ St Pauls Oval @ 12.00pm Saturday, August 6 Division Four d WESTS 30 10 10 50 MAX MARGAN WESTS 1 32 UTS v Penrith @ Trumper Park @ 12.00pm Saturday, August 13 CAMPBELLTOWN 0 14 31 45 Nor-West v Auburn @ Bensons Lane @ 12.00pm Macquarie University v Auburn @ Uni Oval @ 12.00pm DIVISION FOUR Manly-Warringah v Macquarie University @ Weldon Oval @ 2.10pm UNSW/ES v Penrith @ Village Green @ 12.00pm JASON BRADLEY PENRITH 2 41 CAMDEN 9 10 1.9 20.9 Moorebank v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Rosedale Oval @ 2.30pm Manly-Warringah v Nor-West @ Weldon Oval @ 12.30pm UNSW/ES—Bye Moorebank v UTS @ Rosedale Park @ 2.30pm LUKE MANSBRIDGE HOL-PARRA 5 39 Division Five Holroyd-Parramatta—Bye Saturday, August 6 Division Five DIVISION FIVE 2011 FOOTY TIPPING Sydney University v Saints afc @ St Pauls Oval @ 10.00am Saturday, August 13 Manly-Warringah v Macquarie Uni @ Weldon Oval @ 12.00pm Southern Power v Macquarie Uni @ Gwawley Oval @ 10.00am ANDREW KENT MAC UNI 12 43 NAME LAST TOT MARGIN Southern Power v Camden @ Gwawley Oval @ 12.00pm Manly-Warringah v Sydney University @ Weldon Oval @ 10.30am RYAN LIBBIS STHN POWER 5 40 Moorebank v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Rosedale Oval @ 12.30pm Saints a.f.c v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Pioneers Park @ 12.00pm LUKE TURNER 8 138 414 U18 Premier Cup Camden v Moorebank @ Harrington Park @ 12.15pm U18 PREMIER CUP GREG CORLESS 10 138 502 Saturday, August 6 U18 Premier Cup Illawarra v East Coast Eagles @ North Dalton Park @ 10.00am Saturday, August 13 ETHAN BARCLAY EAST COAST 3 58 MARK COLES 8 138 520 UNSW/ES v Sydney University @ Village Green @ 10.00am Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 10.00am MITCHELL WOODS RIVERVIEW 4 35 Western Suburbs v Pennant Hills @ Blacktown, @ 10.00am Penrith v East Coast Eagles @ Greygums Oval @ 10.00am JASON SADDINGTON 10 138 584 Penrith v St George @ Greygums Oval @ 12.00pm St George v St Ignatius, Riverview @ Olds Park, @ 10.00am ALEX BROOKS ST GEORGE 0 35 Sunday, August 7 North Shore v Sydney University @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10.30am BARNEY 10 134 492 Western Suburbs v Pennant Hills @ Blacktown @ 10.00am Illawarra v Western Suburbs @ North Dalton Park @ 2.00pm BEN MCGOVERN PENRITH 1 34 St Ignatius, Riverview v North Shore @ Riverview No. 1 @ 10.30am U18 Challenge Cup STEVE EDWINS 10 132 504 U18 Challenge Cup Saturday, August 13 U18 CHALLENGE COLIN HUGGINS 8 130 440 Saturday, August 6 Campbelltown v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Monarch Oval @ 10.00am JORDAN PIDGEON HOL-PARRA 0 42 Mac Uni Warriors v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Uni Oval @ 10.00am East Coast Eagles v Southern Power @ Bruce Purser @ 10.00am BRENDAN RHODES 8 130 471 Southern Power v Campbelltown @ Gwawley Oval @ 10.00am Moorebank v Mac Uni Kookas @ Rosedale Park @ 12.30pm TYSON SIMS C‘TOWN 2 40 Moorebank v East Coast Eagles @ Rosedale Oval @ 10.30am Mac Uni Warriors v Balmain @ University Oval @ 1.00pm DANIEL JOHNSTON 10 130 502 Balmain v Manly-Warringah @ Drummoyne Oval @ 12.00pm Manly-Warringah— Bye N BOSSCHIETER MANLY 8 37 Mac Uni Kookas— Bye CHRIS SCHAFER 10 130 532
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ILLAWARRA CELEBRATE 40 YEARS U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 16
Celebrating 40 years in the AFL is an exciting occa- sion for any club but what makes the event even ILLAWARRA 1.1, 6.6, 9.8, 16.9 (105) more special for the Illawarra Lions is how promising ST GEORGE 1.5, 1.9, 2.10, 3.13 (31) the next four decades look.
In their 40 years, the Lions have grown from a pre- GOALS, miership winning South Coast AFL club to working ILLAWARRA : J. Errey 3, B. Hogan 3, J. David-Wright 3, L. Clements 2, J. Sutherland 1, B. Hoctor 1, K. Drury 1, M. Bates 1, W. Cook their way up through the ranks of AFL Sydney. 1 ST GEORGE : A. Whatley 2, J. Wood 1 The Lions have done a tremendous job building BEST, ILLAWARRA : M. Bates, J. David-Wright, L. Clements, J. Errey, J. Sutherland, J. Lavender junior participation numbers in the typically rugby ST GEORGE : H. Brooks, A. Brooks, S. Bowen, B. Hodgson, D. Brown, M. Jones league dominated area.
Today, the results speak for themselves with over 4000 people playing the game in the Illawarra (over 21,000 including Sydney South and South Coast).
Currently sitting in sixth place on the AFL Sydney ladder, the senior club is having their best season since being elevated to premier division in 2005 and they‘re only going up from here. OTHER DIVISION MATCH RESULTS—ROUND 16 On top of the seniors‘ impressive rise, is the number of juniors coming through the development pathway. DIVISION THREE In the last two years, Aidan Riley (Adelaide Crows) and Jack Mahony (Hawthorn) have been recruited by AFL Clubs, while Beau Black (Geelong) and Mitchell Bates (Hawthorn) are both on NSW scholarships. MACQUARIE UNI 9.18-72 Def WESTERN SUBURBS 6.6-42
With the Sydney Swans Academy now fully operational, the area‘s talented youngsters will be given every chance UNSW/ES 21.9-145 Def UTS 5.4-34 to join the club when their eligible for the draft. SOUTHERN POWER 12.7-79 Def SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 8.12-60
―The focus for us going forward is to establish ourselves in the Premier Division and maintain the talented player SAINTS A.F.C 13.8-86 Def EAST COAST EAGLES 7.9-51 program that has spread down to Wollongong and the Far South Coast,‖ vice president Michael Love said.
―We‘re now seeing the fruits with players being picked up by AFL clubs so if we can maintain that momentum we‘re really hoping we can produce some more AFL players over the next five or ten years.‖ DIVISION FOUR
NOR-WEST 15.8-98 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 14.7-91 Lions co-captain, Ken Ewen-Chappel, who has only been at the club for the last three years having moved over from Western Australia, said the growth of AFL in the area is MACQUARIE UNI 9.6-60 Def PENRITH 7.9-51 startling. AUBURN 12.8-80 Def UTS 7.13-55 ―I‘ve only been here for a few years and the progression that I‘ve seen already suggests that, if everyone sticks to what they‘re MANLY-WARRINGAH 11.10-76 Def UNSW/ES 5.10-40 doing, should be something special,‖ he said. MOOREBANK BYE
―I think the Illawarra and the whole South Coast region will really DIVISION FIVE develop. MACQUARIE UNI 22.14-146 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 2.2-14 ―The competition among leagues and clubs will improve and I think SOUTHERN POWER 15.11-101 Def SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 4.5-29 we‘ll see a stronger uniform across the whole board of South Coast AFL, Premier Division and players recruited by AFL clubs. SAINTS A.F.C 10.18-78 Def CAMDEN 6.8-44
―With the NEAFL as well … it is all very promising.‖ MANLY-WARRINGAH 15.19-109 Def MOOREBANK 10.7-67
On Saturday, the Illawarra Lions will celebrate their fantastic jour- U18 CHALLENGE CUP ney to date. It will be a great occasion for former players to reunite with the club and to reflect on their history. MAC UNI WARRIORS 10.2-62 Def SOUTHERN POWER 3.2-20
There will also be ‗teams of the decade‘ announced as the club EAST COAST EAGLES Won on forfeit Def MAC UNI KOOKAS Lost on forfeit traces back to its first steps in 1971. MANLY-WARRINGAH 30.16-196 Def MOOREBANK 5.5-35 No doubt, one of the major talking points of the night will be the direction the club is heading and how their future may pan out as CAMPBELLTOWN 18.14-122 Def BALMAIN 8.7-55 AFL continues to prosper in the Illawarra. MOOREBANK BYE
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DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 16 PLAYER PROFILE– KEN EWEN-CHAPPELL
PENRITH 3.2, 6.4, 8.7, 12.11 (83) HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 5.3, 9.6, 11.8, 18.11 (119) Are you happy with where the club SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 1.1, 2.2, 5.9, 6.13 (49) NOR-WEST 1.0, 1.4, 3.9, 3.10 (28) is currently sitting on the AFL Syd- ney ladder? GOALS, GOALS, PENRITH : T. Cummins 3, B. Roberts 3, J. Denton 2, J. Anasis HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : L. Mansbridge 4, J. Schwarze 3, B. Yes and no. With the high expectations 1, M. Payne 1, D. Schroot 1, L. O'Connor 1 Mayne 3, K. Carville 1, S. Nolan 1, M. Hill 1, J. Pidgeon 1, L. of the Illawarra club, we‘re looking to SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : L. Godfrey 2, C. Birch 1, T. Cole 1, J. Cocks 1, M. Cahill 1, G. Adams 1, C. Galayini 1 play in the finals. We‘ve lost the odd Walker 1, M. Horsley 1 NOR-WEST : J. Thomson 2, J. Cass 1 BEST, BEST, game but we‘ve won the odd game as PENRITH : A. Sharp, M. Payne, L. O'Connor, B. Redfern, J. HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : L. Cocks, C. Geddes, J. Schwarze, well, so there‘s always room for im- Anasis, J. Shelley T. Mance, A. Munns, M. Cahill provement. We‘re definitely having our SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : S. Issa, S. Snodgrass, C. Cole, C. NOR-WEST : G. Hoffmann, R. Johnston, O. Butcher, A. Bayne, best year, as a player I‘m happy but Birch, J. Huxtable, B. Pollock P. Sherwood, J. Thomson there‘s room for improvement.
Do you think the club is building towards their first premiership? MOOREBANK 3.4, 5.7, 7.12, 12.15 (87) BALMAIN 1.1, 4.2, 7.2, 7.4 (46) Definitely, yes. The group has matured over the last couple of years to be more professional, they‘re better pre- GOALS, pared, have more awareness of the MOOREBANK : S. Wicken 4, D. Saunders 2, J. Moore 2, R. Thompson-Laing 2, C. Lawson 2 BALMAIN : A. Kyprianou 3, A. Azhar 2, B. Plug 1, K. Underwood 1 game and understanding of the structures the coaches are putting in place. BEST, MOOREBANK : J. Moore, P. Markou, M. Giles, A. Simpson, R. Horton, D. Holman How do you see the development of AFL in the Illawarra? BALMAIN : K. Underwood, J. Fretwell, N. Merrick, E. Bennell, J. Bric, A. Azhar Fantastic. I‘m lucky enough to be involved in the Swans Academy and Illawarra Juniors is rapidly growing. There are a lot of skilful young players coming through and they‘re starting to see the pathways and different levels of footy. With more awareness of the game and more promotion it should be a really good area in the coming years.
U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 16 Do you think the Academy has helped non-traditional AFL kids give the game a go with the defined devel- opment pathway now in place? EAST COAST EAGLES 4.2, 7.5, 10.7, 13.10 (88) NORTH SHORE 2.6, 5.10, 11.14, 15.15 (105) ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 0.2, 4.2, 7.4, 10.6 (66) WESTERN SUBURBS 0.1, 3.3, 4.5, 8.6 (54) Absolutely. I‘m originally from Western Australia and you‘re given a clear pathway from the very start with the WAFL clubs. The Swans Academy has definitely helped with providing a defined pathway and giving enough GOALS, GOALS, insight into what you need to do to develop into a really good NORTH SHORE : J. Fitzgerald 3, T. Bransgrove 3, M. Cullen 3, EAST COAST EAGLES : M. Newson 3, E. Barclay 3, K. Merson AFL player. It‘s a great opportunity for young players to pro- 2, M. Eastman 2, M. Clinch 1, A. Savage 1, D. Wright 1 R. Terrey 2, L. Kilpatrick 2, L. Harris 1, E. Sertbas 1 WESTERN SUBURBS : J. Codd-Miller 3, C. Specha 2, B. Taha gress as much as they want. ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : M. Woods 4, N. Cooper 2, D. Robinson 1, A. Welsby 1, J. Davis 1, M. Lodge 1 1, P. Maxwell 1, J. Polley 1 BEST, BEST, What have your personal goals been for the year? EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Cutting, M. Newson, M. Eastman, A. NORTH SHORE : E. Sertbas, A. Buis, M. Cullen, L. Harris, R. Savage, J. Rylance, J. Battistella Terrey, C. D'Souza To play my role for the team, so I need to lead by example, ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : M. Lodge, D. Robinson, J. Davis, WESTERN SUBURBS : L. Bond, B. Whitfield, N. Vassallo, P. Maxwell, J. Codd-Miller, J. Polley play consistent, step up in games when needed and kick as M. Woods, J. Somes, M. Weber many left-foot snaps as possible as well.
The club’s 40th anniversary celebration is here, are you looking forward to this?
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 4.2, 5.3, 5.6, 6.11 (47) UNSW/ES 5.2, 11.5, 16.8, 20.11 (131) I‘ve only been involved with the club for three years but I think PENNANT HILLS 1.1, 4.2, 7.2, 7.3 (45) PENRITH 1.5, 1.8, 4.10 10.11 (71) it‘s a really good milestone for the club that has struggled with coming through from division to division and being in the Illa- warra, which is such a league area. The anniversary is a really GOALS, GOALS, good promotion for where the club‘s been and where the club‘s SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : G. Robbie 2, R. Hall 1, T. Graham 1, M. UNSW/ES : R. Farrelly 5, L. Job 3, J. McKinlay 3, D. Roos 2, T. going. It‘s a great achievement for the people who have been Digges 1, S. Carnaffan 1 Williamson 2, J. Burke 2, J. Dunlop 2, F. Whitney 1 involved in the club for such a long time including Michael Love PENNANT HILLS : M. Baglin 2, C. McKay 1, A. Duncan 1, L. PENRITH : B. Wilson 3, B. Priest 3, T. Noble 1, J. Ponton 1, C. and Ian Ferguson as well as the players who have come and Urwin 1, T. Rivers 1, A. Mercieca 1 Forrest 1, B. McGovern 1 gone. BEST, BEST, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : A. Chen, J. Webster, M. Krochmal, T. UNSW/ES : D. Rutland, T. Williamson, R. Farrelly, B. Wright, D. Graham, T. Considine, R. Hall Roos, J. McKinlay Sydney Swans versus GWS GIANTS in the 2015 grand final PENNANT HILLS : H. Angel, L. Sawtell, C. Baglin, A. Nixon, M. PENRITH : J. Devlin, B. Mayer, M. Purse, G. Paneras, L. Sim- … who wins? Crawford, L. Urwin mons, B. Priest I‘d say the Swans. I think the pride of NSW would get to the Swans more than it would the GIANTS.
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2011 AFL SYDNEY RISING STAR DIVISION ONE MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 17
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 5.1, 7.5, 15.9, 20.11 (131) UTS 1.4, 7.7, 7.8, 9.9 (63) PENNANT HILLS 1.1, 2.4, 2.5, 3.6 (24) EAST COAST EAGLES 1.1, 3.2, 6.5, 8.9 (57) JORDAN WEST (St George) GOALS, GOALS, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : C. Walsh 6, J. Patterson 3, A. Holmes UTS : J. Gardiner 2, R. Gioutsos 2, L. Meyrick 1, J. Lynas 1, T. 2, J. Swarts 2, R. MacPherson 1, T. Aitken 1, A. Everett 1, C. Nixon 1, D. Coffey 1, D. Flanagan 1 Kendrick 1, C. McCauley 1, B. Fitzpatrick 1, B. Williams 1 EAST COAST EAGLES : R. Frost 4, J. Duss 1, T. Kear 1, T. Jordan West (son of legendary St George AFC player and 1991 Phelan PENNANT HILLS : D. Keating 1, D. Smith 1, D. Boulet 1 Dimech 1, L. Butler 1 Medalist David West) started playing at 5 years of age in Auskick, and by the BEST, BEST, UTS : J. Lynas, A. Whooley, S. Silver, J. Colbert, J. Gardiner, M. end of primary school Jordan was playing both AFL and basketball. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : J. Swarts, C. Kendrick, M. Hutton, J. Patterson, C. Walsh, T. O'Malley-Jones Williams Jordan felt that he was never the fittest or best player in either sport, but EAST COAST EAGLES : S. Pierce, T. Physick, J. Ford, A. started to achieve representative honours in basketball at 15 and AFL PENNANT HILLS : N. Baglin, R. Watts, D. Smith, D. Boulet, F. Nixon, G. Watts Foxall, J. Shephard, E. Okunbor (Pigeons) at 16. Jordan attributes his improvement in skills at both sports to his dedication to fitness, and with his Dad‘s guidance he learnt to use these skills to his advantage. Jordan knows there is still so much to learn, but dur- ing 2011 he made the NSW All Schools Basketball Team and gained senior NORTH SHORE 3.2, 3.7, 8.10, 11.12 (78) MANLY-WARRINGAH 4.6, 6.7, 10.12, 14.15 (99) selection for St.George AFC. WESTERN SUBURBS 2.1, 2.5, 6.5, 8.5 (53) MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 3.0, 4.3, 6.5, 7.6 (48)
St.George Senior Coach Terry Mudge has been literally stopped in his tracks by the performances of Jordan and stated: GOALS, GOALS, "Wow this kid can really play. He has great endurance, loves a contest and NORTH SHORE : B. Hatton 2, N. Adams 2, M. Cowell 1, R. MANLY-WARRINGAH : L. Brain 6, T. Armitage 3, T. Beckett 2, has a great set of hands. At 17 years of age he has stepped straight into a Meldrum 1, Z. Middendorf 1, P. Clemenson 1, L. Clancy 1, M. D. Stroud 1, J. Hall 1, E. Burke 1 Trent 1, D. Tracey 1 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : B. Harland 1, A. Govender 1, N. key position and performed at every level over the past several weeks.‖ WESTERN SUBURBS : T. O'Neil 3, M. Stokes 1, P. Wilmot 1, J. Weldon-Bowen 1, L. Gemmill 1, D. Brogan 1, J. Murphy 1, A. O'Neil 1, J. McDonald 1, D. Romanous 1 MacCulloch 1 It is with great pride that the St George AFC nominates Jordan West for this BEST, BEST, week's NAB Rising Star Award. NORTH SHORE : M. Trent, R. Meldrum, B. Clarke, S. Jackson, MANLY-WARRINGAH : E. Burke, J. Graham, C. Burke, B. J. Russell - Jones, S. Youlten Collins, J. Hall, D. Stroud Previous Nominees Rd 8— Ethan Hailey (Illawarra) Rd 16 — Michael Hartley (Syd Uni) WESTERN SUBURBS : P. Boyd, T. O'Neil, D. Penfold, F. MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : D. Brogan, S. Simpson, M. Bourke, Rd 1—Dave Lycakis (St George) Rd 9—Sam Boughton (Pennant Hills) McFarlane, O. Soliman, P. Chachaty B. Harland, C. Laing, C. Munro Rd 2—Jackson Dwyer (East Coast) Rd 10—Patrick Codling (North Shore) Rd 3—Hayden Nichols (UNSW/ES) Rd 11 —Thomas Head (Balmain) Rd 4—Robbie Bamford (Western Suburbs) Rd 12 —Brandon Jack (Pennant Hills) SOUTHERN POWER 1.3, 8.6, 11.12, 16.17 (113) UNSW/ES– BYE Rd 5—-Tim Barrett (Sydney University) Rd 13 —-Rory Pryor (North Shore) ILLAWARRA 0.1, 0.1, 0.4, 0.6 (6) Rd 6 —- Lloyd Perris (St George) Rd 14 —Bryce Joynson (Campbelltown) Rd 7— Craig Moller (Sydney University) Rd 15—- Monty Krochmal (Sydney Uni) GOALS, SOUTHERN POWER : A. Fritsch 3, M. Findlay 2, S. Demir 2, R. Davis 1, L. Davis 1, L. Jansson 1, M. New 1, M. Graham 1, J. Clarke 1, G. Enright 1, P. Hamer 1, D. Wild 1 ILLAWARRA : Nil AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK BEST, SOUTHERN POWER : R. Murphy, G. Enright, M. Findlay, R. Davis, L. Davis, R. Craig ILLAWARRA : P. Lloyd, C. Mansur, B. Gatwood, D. Brooke, P. Ireland, S. Cairns
DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 16
ST GEORGE 2.1, 2.4, 6.4, 8.10 (58) AUBURN 5.3, 9.7, 11.10, 13.12 (90) CAMDEN 2.1, 3.2, 5.4, 6.7 (43) MANLY-WARRINGAH 2.1, 4.3, 5.4, 6.8 (44)
GOALS, GOALS, ST GEORGE : R. Talbot 2, J. Do Canto 2, A. Buttling 1, L. Orr 1, AUBURN : S. Kassem 8, M. Moussa 3, I. Kassem 1, A. Jamal- A. Pearsall 1, B. Latimer 1 edine 1 CAMDEN : C. Ravlich 3, C. Murray 1, M. Kennedy 1, J. Ayling 1 MANLY-WARRINGAH : M. Morgan 2, C. Hickford 2, S. Tier 2 Don‘t miss any of the excitement of the AFL Sydney competition on BEST, BEST, ST GEORGE : J. Bloor, J. Do Canto, L. Maunder, M. Thripp, A. AUBURN : S. Kassem, W. Kassem, N. Hussein, I. Kassem, M. Channel 518 on Friday night from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. Buttling, L. Orr Kassem, T. Zaarour CAMDEN : D. Graham, J. Ayling, M. Halteh, T. Hills, T. Glynn, J. MANLY-WARRINGAH : A. Hurley, M. Morgan, P. MacMahon, J. Murray Young, R. McSorley, C. Hickford Round 18: Western Suburbs vs Pennant Hills
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AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK—RD 17
U18 PREMIER CUP P W L D % MR U18 CHALLENGE P W L % MR
EAST COAST EAGLES 15 14 0 1 240 97 CAMPBELLTOWN 13 13 0 330 100 Dan Witt Pennant Hills NORTH SHORE 14 10 3 1 163 75 MAC UNI WARRIORS 13 11 2 177 85
RIVERVIEW 15 9 4 2 116 67 MANLY-WARRINGAH 14 8 6 138 57
PENNANT HILLS 14 9 5 0 113 64 HOLROYD-PARRA 13 7 6 121 54 Michael Voyage Joshua Tier SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 9 6 0 114 60 SOUTHERN POWER 13 6 7 123 46 North Shore Illawarra ILLAWARRA 14 5 8 1 101 39 BALMAIN 13 6 7 106 46
WESTERN SUBURBS 14 4 9 1 75 32 EAST COAST EAGLES 13 5 8 65 38 ST GEORGE 15 4 10 1 86 30 MOOREBANK 14 3 11 55 21 Chris Ogle Tom Steinfort Bryce Joynson PENRITH 15 3 12 0 51 20 MAC UNI KOOKAS 14 1 13 20 7 St George UTS Campbelltown
UNSW/ES 15 2 12 1 50 17
PREMIER DIV MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 17 Jordan West NORTH SHORE 6.5, 10.8, 14.14, 27.17 (179) ST GEORGE 3.2, 8.7, 10.11, 13.15 (93) St George WESTERN SUBURBS 0.1, 1.1, 5.3, 5.4 (34) ILLAWARRA 4.5, 6.8, 8.9, 11.10 (76)
GOALS, GOALS, Ted Strudwick NORTH SHORE : T. Strudwick 5, S. Paynter 3, P. Codling 3, B. ST GEORGE : N. Ryan 4, D. Napper 2, B. Jones 2, S. Wilsen 1, Zach Manley Jack Dimery Attwood 3, R. Pryor 2, L. Kilpatrick 2, D. Martin 2, D. Roberts 2, B. Addison 1, L. Perris 1, J. West 1, D. Lycakis 1 North Shore East Coast P. Brackin 1, A. Harry 1, R. Lynch 1, J. Terrey 1, Z. Manley 1 ILLAWARRA : A. Barned 6, M. Daly 3, T. Bartlett 1, R. Price 1 North Shore WESTERN SUBURBS : L. Bond 1, B. Mumme 1, C. McGrath 1, BEST, C. Specha 1, R. Miller 1 ST GEORGE : N. Ryan, J. West, A. Wynn, C. Ogle, P. Sain, D. BEST, Lycakis Brenton Mumme NORTH SHORE : T. Strudwick, M. Voyage, Z. Manley, L. Pryor, ILLAWARRA : J. Tier, T. Green, J. Weavers, J. Daniher, A. Western Suburbs L. Kilpatrick Barned, M. Daly WESTERN SUBURBS : B. Mumme, J. Lear, S. Aitchison, R. UMPIRES: Fox, Day, Newell @ Olds Park Barrett, J. Watkins, N. Scarfo UMPIRES:Peck, Rowe, Hayter @ Gore Hill Oval Tim Schmidt Balmain EAST COAST EAGLES 5.4, 8.11, 16.15, 24.18 (162) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 7.2, 12.7, 17.10, 28.11 (179) UTS 4.1, 7.3, 9.6, 11.7 (73) PENNANT HILLS 0.0, 3.1, 4.4, 6.6 (42)
GOALS, GOALS, EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Vlatko 4, B. Rogers 4, P. Vlatko 3, L. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : S. Crichton 5, T. Barrett 5, A. Campbell Stuart 2, A. Moeller 2, J. Dwyer 2, B. Ure 2, T. Baker 1, M. 4, A. Turco 4, M. Clarke 4, B. Mankarious 2, C. Moller 1, M. Rice Matthew Clarke Nick Ryan Sam Crichton Goodey 1, R. Fitton 1, D. Killworth 1, M. Maher 1 1, D. Mitchell 1, J. Brain 1 Sydney University St George Sydney University UTS : S. Way 5, D. Lavender 4, T. Steinfort 1, N. Haslam 1 PENNANT HILLS : B. Jack 2, D. Dell'Aquila 1, L. Bilbe 1, M. BEST, Thomas 1, J. Gourlay 1 EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Dimery, B. Rogers, B. Ure, L. Stuart, BEST, J. Vlatko, J. Dwyer SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : T. Barrett, M. Clarke, S. Crichton, C. UTS : T. Steinfort, A. Davis, L. Trimboli, D. Lavender, S. Way, L. Moller, J. Cole, J. McCreary Madsen PENNANT HILLS : J. Potter, D. Witt, D. Dell'Aquila, J. Gourlay, UMPIRES: Kalayzich, C Fletcher, Hopkins @ Waverley Oval S. Parker, C. Smith UMPIRES: Skinner, MacArthur, Baigent @ Sydney Uni No. 1 Tim Barrett Ben Rogers Sydney University East Coast BALMAIN 2.4, 7.5, 16.7, 21.9 (135) UNSW/ES – BYE CAMPBELLTOWN 1.1, 2.2, 6.2, 8.4 (52)
GOALS, BALMAIN : N. Davis 12, J. Saddington 2, T. Head 2, J. Howard 2, T. Osland 1, J. Farrell 1, M. Edwins 1 Nick Davis CAMPBELLTOWN : F. Brown 2, B. Yakimov 2, M. Linsen 2, L. Coughlan 1, A. Sneddon 1 Balmain BEST, BALMAIN : T. Schmidt, B. Taggart, J. Saddington, T. Head, N. Davis, J. Howard CAMPBELLTOWN : B. Joynson, F. Brown, M. Hogan, M. Linsen, S. Tunbridge, H. Fisiitalia UMPIRES: Lewis, McBrien, Langdon @ Drummoyne Oval
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Senior Coach: Nic Fosdike PREMIER DIVISION P W L D F A % MR DIVISION THREE P W L % MR Club Colours: White & Purple EAST COAST EAGLES 15 12 2 1 1745 810 215 83 www.balmaindockers.com.au UNSW/ES 15 14 1 270 93 BALMAIN 16 13 3 0 1493 1126 133 81 UTS 13 10 3 167 77 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16 12 3 1 1823 1103 165 78 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 10 5 121 67 No NAME GOALS Attention Dockers fans…. NORTH SHORE 15 10 5 0 1362 1034 132 67 1 JANIS BLUMS SAINTS AFC 14 9 5 175 64 2 JOSEPH BRITTON Last weekend the mighty Balmain Dockers return to the winners‘ PENNANT HILLS 15 10 5 0 1334 1135 118 67 SOUTHERN POWER 14 8 6 101 57 3 DANIEL BRIAN list in front of the old faithful on Back to Balmain Day! Campbelltown gave their best shot and kept their intensity up all ILLAWARRA 15 7 8 0 1089 1141 95 47 4 BEN TAGGERT MACQUARIE UNI 15 7 8 108 47 day regardless of the scoreboard, and also kept the contest ST GEORGE 15 7 8 0 1088 1352 80 47 5 REECE DORAN close for much of the first half. WESTERN SUBURBS 14 5 9 80 36 6 ROHAN BATES Nick Davis banged home 12 goals and has truly returned to form UNSW/ES 15 6 9 0 1230 1354 91 40 EAST COAST EAGLES 14 4 10 68 29 heading into the finals, which is a great sign for Balmain. 7 JASON COULLOUPAS WESTERN SUBURBS 15 5 10 0 958 1294 74 33 Thomas Head also returned to form with a great game and 2 CAMPBELLTOWN 14 3 11 46 21 8 DANIEL TURNER goals to his name. Jason Saddington was awesome in the air UTS 15 1 14 0 959 1733 55 7 9 JASON SADDINGTON and James Howard was his usual zippy self and they both NORTH SHORE 14 1 13 27 7 10 ANDREW CLARK bagged 2 themselves! CAMPBELLTOWN 16 0 16 0 874 1873 47 0 11 TOM HEAD Tim Schmidt and Ben Taggart were the top two performers for the Dockers on the day and with only 2 games left before the 12 NIC FOSDIKE DIVISION ONE P W L % MR DIVISION FOUR P W L % MR finals…..the action is only going to heat up!! 13 DAMIAN NAUGHTON The Reserves had a heart breaking loss in what was a fantastic MANLY WARRINGAH 15 13 2 254 87 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 12 11 1 154 92 14 JAMES HOWARD game of footy, until the last quarter when the score blew out. 15 ALEX MITCHELL The great one, Andrew Kyprianou landed 3 majors followed by SOUTHERN POWER 14 11 3 164 79 PENRITH 13 11 2 203 85
16 KYLE UNDERWOOD Ash Azhar with 2, but best player for Big Show‘s boys was Kyle Underwood with a great performance. Also playing a great game SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 10 5 113 67 UTS 11 6 5 124 55 17 ROHAN LILLY was Jason Fretwell in defence, Neale Merrick and Eddy Bennell. MACQUARIE UNI 15 9 6 157 60 MOOREBANK 13 7 6 106 54 18 TRAVIS STEVENS Johnny Bric had some strong marks and was impressive in the 19 JOHN MANISCALCO loss for the Dockers. UTS 13 7 6 100 54 HOLROYD-PARRA 14 6 8 99 43 Kibler‘s Colts had the toughest assignment of the day playing 20 ASH AZHAR EAST COAST EAGLES 14 7 7 122 50 UNSW/ES 14 6 8 86 43 against an undefeated Campbelltown side with a virus ripping 21 CHRIS BOLT through the side. NORTH SHORE 14 6 8 79 43 MANLY-WARRINGAH 13 4 9 75 31 22 MATT EDWINS The boys were 2 players down all day but the scoreboard was NOR-WEST 11 3 8 77 27 23 NICK TODD irrelevant in comparison to the inspiring effort of the entire team. UNSW/ES 14 6 8 76 43 24 TIM SCHMIDT The second and third quarters were unbelievable and we actu- PENNANT HILLS 14 6 8 67 43 AUBURN 13 3 10 51 23 ally drew even with the blues in the third. 25 NICK DAVIS Kibler did a wonderful job coaching the side that in reality had no WESTERN SUBURBS 14 2 12 62 14 26 SAM SCHMIDT chance of winning due to the lack of players from the illness, but ILLAWARRA 14 1 13 43 7 27 BRAEDON JONES the guys who are mostly first year 18‘s should take a lot out of 28 DAVID YEOMANS the game for the future! Thanks to all the oldies who enjoyed the back to Balmain cele- 29 JOEL BATES brations, it was fantastic to see you down there and we look DIVISION FIVE P W L % PTS 30 COLIN BROWN forward to hosting you again….or seeing you come down when DIVISION TWO P W L D % PTS SOUTHERN POWER 15 15 0 303 60 31 JEROME FARRELL you can get there!! PENRITH 15 12 3 0 187 48
32 TROY OSLAND MOOREBANK 15 10 5 150 40 HOLROYD-PARRA 15 11 3 1 158 46 33 KEVIN JONES MANLY-WARRINGAH 14 10 4 115 40 34 TROY LUFF SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 10 5 0 126 40 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 8 7 127 32 38 JOSH RYDER AUBURN 15 10 5 0 119 40 40 LUKE FREEMANTLE BALMAIN 15 9 5 1 121 38 SAINTS A.F.C 15 8 7 115 32 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 15 7 8 117 28 NOR-WEST 15 7 8 0 93 28 CAMDEN 15 2 13 54 8 MOOREBANK 15 5 10 0 92 20 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 14 0 14 23 0 ST GEORGE 15 5 10 0 66 20
MANLY-WARRINGAH 15 4 11 0 70 16
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Gore Hill was bathed in sunshine last Saturday, and the Bomb- No NAME GOALS Latest News Results ers played some sensational footy on a day to remember. The 1 LACHLAN PRYOR Under 18s and Reserves had comfortable wins against Wests; 2 DANNY ROBERTS while the seniors put on an exhibition of sublime football. The 2011 Fixtures Ladders 3 DALE FITZGERALD last quarter was one of the best performances that a Bomber could hope to see, running in 13 unanswered goals to blow the 4 MICHAEL TRENT final margin out to 145 points; the first time in many a long year Photo Gallery Sydney AFL Forms 5 JARRYD WATTERS that the Bombers have won back-to-back games by over 100. 6 ZAC METCALFE It was a result that ensures the Bombers‘ seniors will be playing 7 BRENDAN FITZGERALD finals this year. Our Under 18s will also be taking part in the All the details and player information will be available on the web- 8 CHRIS MURPHY action at the business end of the season, and will be hoping to ensure qualification in the top three and the double-chance. 9 ADRIAN HARRY site by 9pm on the day of the match 10 JASON HARRY This weekend sees Bombers spread far and wide. We begin 11 EVAN DAVIS with a Friday night Premier Division blockbuster against Bal- 12 LACHLAN CLANCY main; in what will be our only appearance at Henson Park this season. The Bombers took the fight up to Balmain when we 13 PHIL BOURNE clashed at Gore Hill early in the season, and will be hoping to 14 JAMIE O‘DELL continue the strong form of the last fortnight. 15 SCOTT EASEY Saturday evening at Macquarie Uni sees our Third Division and 16 MATTY THOMAS First Division teams in action. The thirds will welcome a return to the field after a washout and a bye, while the reserves will need 17 MICHAEL VOYAGE a win to keep their finals hopes alive. 18 SEB PAYNTER Then on Sunday morning our Under 18s make the short drive to 19 RYAN MELDRUM Riverview for what‘s likely to be a pivotal clash for this year‘s 20 ANTHONY LOWES finals.
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EAST COAST EAGLES NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION
No NAME Senior Coach: Glenn Garner 1 ANTON LEWIS www.nswafua.com.au Club Colours: Blue & Yellow 2 MATTHEW GESTIER www.eastcoasteagles.com.au 3 DANNY DEIGAN 4 SAM SKINNER 5 NATHAN ELSWORTHY No NAME GOALS In years gone by, we would be gearing up for finals in round 18 6 JUSTIN FOX 1 BEN BOURKE but with 3 weeks to go, the challenge for the Eagles will be to 7 FRANK KALAYZICH 2 PAT WALTON keep their eye on the prize whilst at the same time, not losing 8 MICHAEL PECK focus of the short term. Campbelltown have a history of late 3 JAMIE VLATKO 9 ANDREW RUTHERFORD season wins against teams above them on the ladder and a 4 DAMIAN GATTE concerted effort must be made to ensure this doesn‘t affect the 10 BRENT PAWLEY 5 JASON DUSS Eagles finals plan. Keep an eye on Jamie Vlatko at the pointy 11 DEAN GARROWAY 6 LUKE MCLEOD end as he will be looking to take advantage of his 17 goal lead in 12 CARL FLETCHER the race for the goal kicking trophy. Whilst at the blue collar end 7 TIM PHYSICK 13 TODD FLETCHER of the ground, the defensive line will look to maintain their stingy 8 SHANE RYAN 14 WILLIAM MACARTHUR record of points scored against. 15 STEPHEN STORK 9 JON VLATKO Division One will have the toughest of tests this week under 16 MATT EDDY 10 STEPHEN DOYLE lights as Bruce Purser as they take on the Manly –Warringah 17 MATTHEW BAIGENT 11 RYAN SILVESTER Wolves. The narrow loss to UTS last week took a sledgehammer to the finals hopes but a win today could see the boys steady the 18 STEVEN WALLBANK 12 JACK DWYER ship towards a September berth. 19 LIAM ROWE 13 MARK MAHAR The midday game that kicks off action at BPR will see the Ea- 20 MARK HOPKINS th 14 MARK GOODEY gles take on the Campbelltown Blues in a battle between 8 and 21 JAMES MCBRIEN 9th. The boys have taken the foot off the pedal in the last few 15 KIERAN MCREDMOND 22 PAUL BARRON weeks and haven‘t been able to get over the line. Coach Jason 16 MICHAEL JOHNSTON Moeller will be keen for a good showing as the season end 23 LACHLAN MCDONALD 17 BEN PHYSICK draws near. Our Under 18‘s are spread far and wide today. The 24 CHRIS MARATHAKIS 18 JACK DIMERY all-conquering Premier Cup boys hit the highway nice and early 25 MICHAEL RICHARDS 19 BRAD URE for a cold morning in Wollongong to take on the Lions whilst the 26 AIDAN GROSAS Challenge Cup hits Rosedale Park to kick the dew off in a game 20 DANIEL SPITERI 27 GLEN CALLAGHAN against Moorebank Sports. 28 TRAVIS DAY 21 DAMIEN CHARLESTON As we head to the finals, the Eagles would like to give a big 23 BEN ROGERS thanks to all those who have tirelessly helped out in the multi- 29 GEORDIE HAWKINS 24 TRENT BAKER tude of roles needed to ensure success at a footy club. Volun- 30 JAMES PRATT teers are purely and simply the lifeblood of any club and to have 31 LUKE HALL 25 DEAN COSTELLO so many people willing to help week in week out is a blessing to 32 RILEY MIEDLER 26 RYAN FITTON this great Eagles club. 33 TOM BOWES 27 PETER VLATKO The Eagles Coterie Club is planning a function on the 16th Sep- 34 LUKE TURNER 28 ALEX FOXALL tember with details to be announced shortly. Of course, all supporters are welcome to join the coterie club for their weekly 35 PETER HUMPHRIES 29 ROWAN BILKEY round of in depth analysis and discussion on Thursday Nights at 36 CHRIS NIVEN 30 STEVE O‘CONNOR Bruce Purser Reserve. 37 DAVID LENIOR nd 31 JARED MADDEN The Eagles Club Champion night will be held on the 22 Octo- 38 CHRIS HAYTER 32 LIAM MADDEN ber at the Castle Hill RSL Club. Put the date in your diary now. 39 GAVIN BERTRAM 33 JOSH SHEPHERD 40 ANDY SMYTH 34 SCOTT MCKINLEY 41 MICHAEL RASO 35 SCOTT PIERCE 42 AARON LANGDON 54 SAMUEL PARKINSON 65 LUKE NONEY 36 AIAN MCLENNAN 43 DAVID NEWELL 55 VICTORIA RAWLINGS 66 BRAD DEAN 37 MICHAEL CLINCH 44 DANIEL HICKIE 56 KYLE COLEMAN 67 ROBERT HAYES 39 ASH MOELLER 45 MATTHEW ELLIOTT 57 MORGAN HUDSON 68 JAMES BRODIE LEO NELSON 41 JAMES MANN 46 58 CHRIS NIXON 70 STEPHEN BAKER 47 ANTHONY VAN BREUGAL 44 JUSTIN STEER 59 HEATHER LAURIE 71 ASHLEY SYMONS 48 ALEX TALBOT 60 MATTHEW KRISE 72 HAYDEN CLARK 49 JAMES BAILEY 61 MAX FRIEND 73 LUKE HEARD 50 JOHN BENSON 62 DANIEL CRICHTON 74 DANIEL COGHLAN 51 JEREMY BOLAND ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 63 DAVID MCPHERSON 52 MAX KIEFEL 75 ROBERT COOKSLEY 64 CHRISTINE BURROWS 53 ALEX GREEN 10 Round 18— August 5-7, 2011 27 Round 18— August 5-7, 2011 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au
SAINTS afc CAMPBELLTOWN BLUES
Senior Coach: Michael Dunlea Senior Coach: Brad Freney Club Colours: Red, White & Black Club Colours: Navy & White www.saintsafc.com [email protected]
No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS Probably one of the better weekend for the club on and and off The Campbelltown Under 18‘s strong season continues with a 1 JASON THOMPSON the field last weekend. Two great wins (check), new club rooms 1 KYLE BRADLEY win over Balmain last week at Leichardt. The Blues took the 2 PETER CONDUIT open (check), cracking weather (check) and a successful func- 2 HENELI FISIITALIA offensive from the outset, kicking six goals to one in the first quarter and jumping out to a 35 point lead. Though Campbell- 3 BRETT SOMERVILLE tion which raised a big amount (check). Lot of boxes ticked, well 3 HAMISH SHERWOOD done. town were able to extend their lead slightly in the second, it was 5 THOMAS SHAW 4 SEMISI TUAEFE The Seniors kept their spot in the five with a solid win by 6 goals a much more evenly matched contest as the Docker lifted. The 7 LAURENCE BASELL against the ECE who were nice and physical all day. Paddy 5 LUKE COUGHLAN third quarter proved even tighter, as the Dockers took a slight 9 MARK KAVANAGH Doyle got the players award with a good all round performance. 6 MARCUS LINSEN advantage but were unable to pull in the deficit. The Blues then kicked home strongly in the final term to finish 18.14.122 to 10 TIMO BURES Sommers got another bag notching up the 50th goal for the club 7 MARK LEACH 11 DON WATERSTON our first on field milestone. That said he needed the punters to Balmain 8.7.55. Nathan Brailey was the leading goal scorer for 8 MATTHEW SCULLY the Blues, bagging six for the game, while Bryce Martin, Josh 12 MURRAY CONALLIN kick to him. 9 BEN REID O‘Brien and Thomas Vella were the best for the Blues. The 14 LLIAM MOUNTNEY The Ressies got into the act earlier with a good win against Camden who made the long trek to Pioneers. Joel Blashki 10 FRASER BROWN Campbelltown Under 18‘s head across to Gwawley Oval this 15 SIMON GRAHAM week, where they face fifth placed Southern Power. pipped Jessie Tale for players player with good contributions 11 SCOTT HARDY 16 SIMON WILLIAMS from a number of others. 17 ADAM TREMELLEN Not satisfied with two wins, we headed off to our Reverse Raffle 12 KANE CLARK In the Premier Division match, Campbelltown‘s season contin- 18 GREG O‘CONNOR function which was a great night, juicy fundraiser and a popular 13 KYLE SOMMERVILLE ues to flounder with a loss to Balmain last week. In a reversal from the earlier Under 18‘s match, the Dockers took the early 20 MICHAEL DUNLEA winner in Ads who is now everyone's best friend for the next 14 SHANE DOHERTY shout. Well done Condo and the volunteers for a big effort in lead and after a reasonably close first quarter, kicked away in 21 PETER KING 15 BRYCE JOYNSON the second to take a 33 point lead at half time. In a high scoring 22 DANIEL ANDERSON organising. This weekend we have two important games. The Seniors have 16 SIONE TUPOU third quarter, Balmain kicked nine goals to Campbelltown‘s four, 23 TIM LINEHAN the derby against the comp leading Bulldogs. A big benchmark 17 TRENT WRIGHT taking an insurmountable lead into the final term. The Blues were unable to find the answers in the last quarter, and the full 24 PATRICK DOYLE game and we need the 4 points to chase the double chance and 18 MITCH HOGAN 26 ED CASEER time score was Balmain 12.9.135 to Campbelltown 8.4.52. Fra- confirm a finals spot. 19 JOEL PARSONS 27 BERNARD BUSH The Ressies have the cliche "eight point game" where they play ser Brown, Ben Yakimov and Marcus Linsen were the multiple 21 MATT MOREY goal scorers for the Blues, kicking two each, while Bryce John- 28 ANDREW HUTCHEON the students at Sydney University. We are the same win/loss, with the Students marginally ahead on percentage in fourth. 22 BRENTON SOMERVILLE son, Fraser Brown and Mitchell Hogan were the best for the 29 STEVE SADLER Blues. You couldnt ask for more in the two games for motivation. Fire 23 ALEX SNEDOON 30 CHRIS BARNES up Saints!! 24 BLAKE MCCROSSEN 31 MICHAEL GARSTON Lastly, we want to highlight the great support of the following- Campbelltown Premier Division and Third Division sides travel 33 LEIGH WILSON (capt) partners of the Saints afc: 25 DAVE LINSEN north to Bruce Purser this week to face the East Coast Eagles. 34 SCOTT FEIGAN (capt) Major Sponsors- Hyundai, Pacific Network Global Logistics, 26 BEN YAKIMOV 35 DAVID COAKLEY Oriel Building Services, 27 NILS WILLIAMS Supporting Sponsors - The Doncaster Hotel, Paddington Bowl- 38 JUSTIN HYLAND 28 MATT MOORE ing Club, Totally Workwear Mascot, NAB Randwick, Coates 39 CRAIG BARNES Hire, N G Farah and Rice Graphic Images. 29 BRAD FRENEY 41 NEIL CONLAN 30 JOEL WATTS 43 GREG ALLEN 45 EAMON LOUGHREY 50 RICH ANDERSON 51 STEVE HUNT 53 JACK WESTHORPE 54 LUCAS KINGSTON BROWN 55 BRIAN WHITE 56 ANDREW LADBURY 57 SAM EVANS 59 SEAN HARPER-WIRTH 74 MICHAEL IZHIK
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UNSW/EASTERN SUBURBS BULLDOGS PENRITH RAMS
Senior Coach: Tom Hill Senior Coach: Geoff Payne Club Colours: White, Red, Blue, Black, Yellow Club Colours: Black & Green http://bulldogs.sydneyafl.com.au www.penrithrams.com.au
No NAME GOALS After the torrential rains of the other week it was indeed pleasing for No NAME GOALS The Penrith Rams secured the double chance, as they recorded 1 PETER KEFALAS (capt) all to arrive at Henson Park in sunshine to find the ground in excellent a hard fought 34 point victory over Sydney Uni at Greygums on 1 BRYCE RONEY 2 XAVIER BRENNAN condition. The ensuing match between UNSW/ES and SU in Premier Saturday. The Rams started strongly to boot the first three goals division after the washout of all other grades was a hard fought con- 2 NATHAN ALLISON 3 TOM HEATH of the match, before the Students began to work their way into test won in the last quarter by SU. The first quarter was a low scoring 3 JOHN KEANE the contest, keeping the margin to 13 points at the first change. 4 MAX COLLETT affair with 2 goals apiece and scores level at 14 points. The second 4 REECE JOHNSON Penrith were able to double their advantage in the second term, 5 JEREMY KIEL quarter started well for the bulldogs kicking 4 goals but SU stayed 5 JASON BRADLEY largely through the agency of a dominant performance by the 6 JORDAN WOODS within touch and it was a 2 point lead to the dogs at the long break. The arm wrestle continued in the third quarter with 5 goals to SU and 6 DALE CHIVAS backline, who kept the visitors to just one goal, despite them 7 OSCAR SIDLO-JONES gaining the ascendancy in general play. The third term saw the 4 goals to the bulldogs to see SU go into the last quarter leading by 4 7 DANIEL SCHROOT 8 BEN HABERLEY points. Students continue to get on top, however, some inaccurate 8 BLAKE ROBERTS 9 RICHARD TROON Unlike the previous quarters the last was the opposite with SU run- kicking for goal meant that the Rams still held a 16 point buffer 9 JAY EDWARDS at the final change. Penrith were able to dig deep in the final 11 ADAM GULDEN ning over the now tiring bulldogs that appeared to tire after the efforts previously given in the match. SU kicked 10 goals to the dogs 1 10 BEN ROBINSON term though,booting four goals to one as they powered away to 13 JOEL ROBBIE goal. Despite the loss there were many positives from the game Josh 11 DAVID BRADLEY post an impressive win. Youngsters Adam Sharp, Daniel Schroot 14 ALEX FOOTE Parmenter continued his purple patch with another classy effort at full 12 TAYT CORLESS and Matt Payne showed out for the home side, with Nathan 15 NICK TSINDOS forward kicking 5 goals and as many if not more opponents. Hayden Wright and Dave Bradley making welcome returns, and Luke 13 SAM LOCKHART 16 NICK MCGANN Nichols again another sterling effort and no doubt the mark of the O‘Connor playing one of his best games in the top grade. Tim year as he launched himself vertically unassisted over 3 opponents. 14 MATTHEW PAYNE 17 ANGUS ROBSON Cummins and Blake Roberts proved dangerous up forward in Joel Robbie set up numerous attacking moves from the backline with 15 TIM CUMMINS the absence of Dale Chivas to boot three goals apiece. 19 BRETT ELLEMAN deft touch and precision kicking, continuing his excellent form at the 16 BRAD PATHUIS Reserve Grade suffered the first loss for either senior side at 20 SAM TAGLIABUE back end of the season. Ben Woods‘s tireless efforts around the 17 JAMES DENTON home this year as they went down by nine points in the top of 21 JOSH PARMENTER center repelling and in turn sending the dogs into attack through out the day. 19 ADAM WEST the table clash with Macquarie Uni. The lead seesawed for much 22 JOSH CAREY of the day, with Penrith holding a slender two point lead at the Tim Garrett‘s continued mentoring of the young dogs out on the 20 NICHOLAS COLLIMORE 23 ANTHONY RODRIGUES ground is assisting in the development and improvement of Angus final change. The Rams had their chances in the final term, but 21 JOSH ANASIS 24 BEN WOODS Robson, Adam Gulden, Andrew Duthie and Alex Foote. were only able to post four behinds, while the Warriors booted th 22 ADAM SHARP 26 LEIGH LAVERY Don‘t forget the Sportsman‘s lunch on the 20 August 12-5pm, guest the only two goals to come away with the spoils. Nick Collimore speakers to include Michael O‘Loughlin, Mike Whitney and a third 23 MITCH REINHARD was Penrith‘s best as he finished the day with three goals, with 27 ALEX HENDERSON unnamed guest speaker. Make your bookings quickly to this much 24 LUKE O‘CONNOR Nathan Gatt and Aaron Goodwin also amongst the best. The 28 PAT STOKES anticipated event as the Bulldogs take on the Bombers in both Pre- 26 LACHLAN SMITH U/18‘s fell to a disappointing ten goal defeat to the bottom 29 CHRIS JOURDAIN mier and Division 1 in the last home and away game of the season. placed UNSW/ES Bulldogs. The Rams only got into gear in the 27 TOM HALL 31 TOM ATALLAH final term as they posted six goals, however, it was far too late in We would like to thank our sponsors. 28 HARLEY STIBBARD a match that they needed to win. Penrith are now just half a 32 JACK MCKINLAY The Doncaster Hotel 29 JAKE SULTANA game clear of the Bulldogs in last place with three games to go, 33 ANDREW DUTHIE Total Work Wear 31 NATHAN ROWLEY as they seek to remain in Premier Cup for another year. James 34 TIM GARRETT Nicholas Haywood Jewellery Concierge 36 MARK WOODFORD Devlin, Ben Mayer and Matt Purse were best for the Rams, with 37 LEWIS MACLEAY 38 JOHN SPICER Brayden Wilson and Ben Priest each kicking three goals. 38 HAYDEN NICHOLS 39 MARK JACKSON This weekend sees the Seniors and U/18‘s host St.George, 41 FLETCHER ROWE whilst the Reserves travel to take on UTS, as they look to 44 BARON SAVANAH 44 RICHARD ROSENDORF bounce back to the winners list. 46 NATHAN WRIGHT 45 JULIAN DOUST The club would like to acknowl- 47 MITCH RENEHAN edge the continued support of 46 TOM SCHEILBERG 48 ALEX HENRY our wonderful sponsors, IGA 51 BEN ZIESCHANG 51 JAKE SHELLEY Signature, Goulburn Valley, Ice 55 ANDREW GOODIESON Break Ice Coffee and the Red 52 MATTHEW O‘CONNOR 56 JACK MCANESPIE Cow Inn. 53 AARON GOODWIN 59 CAMERON MCKINLAY 54 BRAD REDFERN 60 RYAN FARRELLY 55 NATHAN WHITE
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MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WARRIORS ST GEORGE DRAGONS
Senior Coach: Lindsay Bassani Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Club Colours: Red, White & Black Club Colours: Red & White www.muafc.com.au www.stgeorgeafc.com.au
No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS No notes provided. The weather was beautiful for our important home matches last 1 BRETT HARLAND 1 SCOTT RICHMOND week. The Ressies were still trying to get the sleep out of their 2 ANDREW POLKINGHORNE 2 DANIEL NAPPER eyes when their game begun. It was tight match but after half time we got the break we needed and the team got a well de- 3 DYLAN BROGAN 3 NATHAN SMITH 4 PAT MCBRIDE served win. The effort of the nucleus of this team cannot be 4 ANDREW MOODY faulted and it was great confirmation for their commitment. 5 BRODIE COOPER 5 BEN JONES 6 SHAUN RICHARDS-SMITH 6 MARK GRAHAM Olds Park became a sea of red and white when our young Drag- ons commenced at midday. The first quarter was tight but the 7 JAMES MOYLAN 7 DAVID RYAN 8 MICHAEL MILNER boys proved no match for the boys from the ‗Gong. 8 ERIC MOODY 9 NATHAN BOWEN-WELDON 9 DECLAN DONOHUE (c) And so to the main match where our boys were to meet the boys 10 SEAN ELLICOTT 10 ROBERT LOMBARDO from the Illawarra who needed to win desperately to keep their semi hopes alive. The Lions had given us a thumping in the first 11 JAMES BRACKIN 11 STEPHEN WILSEN 12 BEN SHARP round but we have improved significantly since then. And so it 12 CHRIS LAING turned out to be. It was a tough close match and the difference 13 BRYCE ADDISON 13 CHRIS MUNRO was the run of our young Dragons. It would have been unjust iof 14 JOSH MURPHY 14 TIM ADDISON the red & white had not come out on top. Coach Mudge has 15 MARK BISHOP 15 CHRIS OGLE some very hard decisions to make with a number of more estab- 16 JAMES DO CANTO lished players returning for this week. 16 AIDAN MCCULLOCH 17 MITCHELL EDWARDS 17 SAM SIMPSON The Reunion Dinner at St George Masos was a very enjoyable 18 CAMERON LUDOWYKE 18 ADAM BUTTLING night. A big thank you to Scooter Richmond who did the organis- 19 NICK RYAN 19 RICHARD BELL ing. 20 MICHAEL HOLMES 20 MATTHEW BOURKE 21 JAMES BLOOR Thanks also to our sponsors Presfast and the St George Masos 21 SAMUAL LOW who always look after us and without whom finances would be 22 KIERAN DONOHUE 24 ANGUS RODGERS even tighter. 23 JON SHINEBERG 25 PAUL JACKSON 24 ANDREW HERNE 34 PETE LE BRETON 25 JASON ANDRISKE 26 BEN JONES 27 PAUL SAIN 29 RICHARD TALBOT 30 RYAN BENNETT 31 LLOYD PERRIS 32 DAVID LYCAKIS 33 ALEX WYNN 34 BLAKE GUTHRIE 35 LACHLAN PERRIS 38 BRYCE MCEVOY 39 MATT JONES 40 LACHLAN ORR 43 DAN PERDRAU 50 CALLUM ANDREWS
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ILLAWARRA LIONS CAMDEN CATS
Senior Coach: Trevor Burnett Senior Coach: Chris Hunt Club Colours: Red & White Club Colours: Navy Blue & White www.illawarralions.sportingpulse.net www.sydneyafl.com.au
No NAME GOALS The Illawarra Lions will celebrate its 40th year tonight with a gala 1 MITCHELL THOMSON ball tonight at the Towradgi Beach Hotel. This should be a great No NAME GOALS No notes provided. 2 ADAM PATTERSON event and provides a chance to reflect on the development of 1 KANE ROWLEY the club and of AFL in the Illawarra region. 3 KEN EWEN-CHAPPELL 2 CHRIS MURRAY Before that we come up against UTS in the Seniors and 3 JAMIE PAGE 4 RICHARD OEHME Ressies, whilst the Under 18s take on East Coast Eagles in the 4 NICK HILLS 5 CHRIS HALLY-BURTON early game. Hopefully we can notch up three out of three to help 5 JASON HAYES 6 JEREMY DANIHER kick off the festivities tonight. Our Seniors will be looking to get back on the winners list after 6 BEN MCDERMOTT 7 TROY BARTLETT two disappointing weeks. Full credit goes to St George who 7 DANIEL GRAHAM 8 BRAD PATTERSON simply wanted to win more than our boys last weekend at Olds 8 MATT PRESTON 9 BARRON HANSON Park. Josh Tier and Tom Green played well down back, whilst 9 BRYAN AGIUS 10 JIMMY WEAVERS Andrew Barned kicked six and looked threatening all day. The 11 BROCK STENFORS team has progressed well this year and it would be disappointing 11 MITCHELL DALY 13 SCOTT LAID if our season was soured by a poor last month. 12 RYAN PRICE Our First Div team continues to battle on and will be looking to 14 DAVID ELLIOTT 13 DANIEL MCCLURE cause a major upset this weekend. The boys continue to learn 15 BEN GRASSO 14 MICHAEL TOUSSIS and develop and will no doubt give it a red hot crack. Last week- 16 DANIEL COLEMAN 15 ETHAN HAILEY end was another tough day at the office but Pete Lloyd, Chad 18 JAMES MURRAY Mansur, and Ben Gatwood continued their improved seasons. 19 MICHAEL CHANDLER 16 LEWIS WILSON Experienced campaigners Dylan Brooke, Sam Cairns and Patty 20 MARK HALTEH 17 DAN O‘KEEFE Ireland played well also. 18 BEAU BLACK Our Under 18s had a convincing win over St George to continue 21 JOEL MCGREGOR 22 MICHAEL KENNEDY 19 GUY BARTLETT their late season charge. Mitch Bates, Josh David-Wright, Jake Errey, Lewis Clements, Joel Sutherland and James Lavender 23 GAVIN BRADLEY 20 DAVID GOODLEY were named in the best. 24 ANDREW ZOVI 21 CHRISTOPHER COOK Please get down to North Dalton Park to help celebrate the 25 CHRIS RAWLICK 22 ANDREW BARNED club‘s milestone and help us notch up three wins! 28 JOSIAH AYLING Go you Lions!!! 23 PAUL BAlLDING 29 TOM GLYNN 24 ERIN FRANKLIN 30 GREG MCGUINESS 25 RHYS CUTIFANI 31 BEN CRACKNELL 26 DUANE JEFFERIS 32 CHRIS BORG 28 TAYLOR BELL 33 JULIAN WYMER 29 BEN GATWOOD 34 NICK GLYNN 30 JEREMY MCINNES 35 JIMMY GLYNN 32 SAM CAIRNS 36 CHRIS HUNT 33 JOSHUA LEWIS 37 TIM HILLS 34 JOSHUA TIER 39 HEATH KEARNS 35 PETER LAKE 43 ANTHONY GLYNN 37 RHYS BANBROOK 44 BEN LAID 38 KEEGAN LITCHFIELD 46 KEEGAN TUNSTALL 39 RYAN WELLS 40 MARK DAY 48 RYAN WOODWARD 49 DOUG SWEENEY
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MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES UTS BATS
Senior Coach: Leigh Brain Senior Coach: Michael Hosking Club Colours: Maroon& White Club Colours: Black & Green www.manlyafl.com www.utsafc.com
No NAME GOALS Div 1 made it 5 wins on the trot with a solid 51 point win over No NAME GOALS The last weekend of July is never an easy one for the boys from the 1 BLAKE BRENDAN rivals Mac Uni at University Oval. The Wolves won every quarter 1 TIM WALLACE Eastern suburbs and this week proved no different to prior years. in the strong display. After the Wolves jumped out of the blocks The bumper ski season, combined with Splendour in the Grass 2 JASPER LAMBE 2 JAMES CAICA Mac Uni pegged it back to be as close at 5 points mid way (music festival in Woodforde), meant that 56% of the club‘s playing 3 TYRONE ARMITAGE through the second quarter but a 60 metre bomb from Stroudy 3 ZAC JARDINE list was unavailable, with 8 changes to the A grade alone having a 4 JUSTIN HALL lifted the Wolves 16 point half time lead. And it was the Wolves 4 ANDREW DAVIS significant impact on the rest of the club. To make matters worse, it was the Bats first weekend without club legend Anthony Leach taking 5 HARRY WEBB who ran out the stronger of the sides finishing up with a 8 goal 6 MITCHELL HALL the administrative reigns, and those players left in Sydney may have win and one step closer to finishing top spot. Ecka, Big Red and 7 JOT LYNAS 6 RYAN WEARNE Burkey were the best players with the Big Chook again kicking a been forgiven for being late to games as they were purchasing their 7 MATT BUCHELOR bag of 6. This week Div 1 face a tough test under lights against 8 DAN MCGRATH outfits for the Bats ―Beauty and the Geek‖ theme party being held at club sponsor, the Light Brigade Hotel, that evening. 8 DAVID STROUD East Coast. Division 2 were outmuscled by a tough Auburn side 9 SHAUN SILVER Nevertheless somehow the club managed to get 4 teams out on the beaten by 7 goals. Motor and Hurley battled hard in the middle, 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON 10 MICHAEL ATKINSON park, with mixed results. Irish Pete was resilient in defence whilst Cameron Ling bobbed 10 ANGUS BUNCLE 11 ISAAC IRVINE Brett Whylie‘s Division 4 side came up against Auburn at Auburn, and up for a season best 2 goals but the finals bound Tigers were went down by 5 goals. 11 MITCH MORGAN 12 ANDREW KEITH too good. This week the 2nds have another tough test as they Andrew ―Chip‖ Christie took charge in the Division 3 teams top of the 12 JAMES MASON travel out to Balmain. Division 4 outplayed a higher placed 13 BARRY HOLLAND table clash against a strong UNSW outfit, going down by 100+ 13 GARETH BENBOW UNSW in what was a fantastic result for the team. After a tight 14 ANDREW MORLEY points. This is of course in the grand plan of chip as they lull UNSW opening half the lads came out stronger in the premiership quar- into a false sense of security before finals. 14 ANDREW WRIGHT 15 ALAN KYMANTAS ter and ran away with a 36 point win. Schultzy, the Gumby‘s and Arguably the most important game for the club was the Division 1 16 CHRIS TOLJ 15 ERIC BURKE Stuey were the best. Div 4 have made Weldon a fortress beating sides match against East Coast, a team James Barron‘s team have 16 BEN JOSEPH higher ranked opponents twice in a row and will look to continue 17 HAMISH TURNER been vying for a top 5 spot with. After skipping to an early lead by half time, East Coast fought back in the second half to hit the front 17 BEN COLLINS their run against Mac Uni this week. Division 5 marched on their 21 LUKE TRIMBOLI way to September with an emphatic 42 point win against Moore- with 10 minutes remaining in the final quarter, before the Bats got 18 LEVI BRAIN 22 FRANK BOLAND bank, a side they may just face off with deep into the finals. back up off the canvas for a terrific win. 24 TOM STEINFORT The A grade came up against top team East Coast in the late game 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON Moorebank were right in the game but the Wolves showed their at Bondi and went goal for goal with the Eagles until half time. A third 20 CHRISTOPHER BURKE 25 JONO SPRAGG finals credentials and ran away for the 7 goal victory. The likes of quarter blitz by the reigning premiers snuffed out any chance for an 21 WILLS BRASSIL Charlie, Mitch Hale and Razzle (8 goals) made the difference 26 JAMES GARDINER upset by the depleted Bats, although some encouraging signs by 4 22 DANIEL DICKERSON and they rampant Div 5‘s face Mac Uni this week. Under 18‘s 28 MARK TREWHELLA Bats making their A grade debut left coaching staff Michael ―Bun‖ had the biggest win of the weekend thrashing Moorebank by 161 Hosking and fox sports presenter Tom Chadwick in a better mood 23 JED HARRIS 29 SIMON FITZGERALD points, a fantastic result considering the young Wolves scraped than they were after the previous meeting between the sides in 24 JACOB GRAHAM home by a solitary point in their last encounter with Moorebank. 30 ALEX WHOOLEY June. Special mention to Sam Way for kicking 5 goals, whilst Tom 26 ROB HART From start to finish the young Wolves outplayed Moorebank 31 DUSTIN TEASDALE Steinfort continues to play some brilliant football this year. polished off with a 10 goal final term. Nath was the star with 8 34 SAM WAY The Beauty and the Geek theme party was another sensational success, with special mention to Jot Lynas and Michael Roy Cotton goals but Caddy, Mitch Bell ad Walt all had fantastic games. 40 ANDREW BURNS This week the Wolves can seal up a finals spot with a win over for organizing a terrific event. Luke Trimboli and Dan Flanagan were Balmain at Henson. 43 ROCH HANMORE voted as 2 of the best dressed at the function, however both failed to Thanks to continued support of our sponsors Hotel Steyne, 45 FEARGHAL PURCELL trouble the scorers in every other aspect of their evening. Bendigo Bank (Freshwater Community Bank) and Bray's IGA 50 PAT TEGART Allambie Heights and Collaroy and remember to get down to the 51 TOM ROBINSON Steyne for team awards and a cold one on Saturday night. 56 MATTHEW WILLIAMS 65 HENRY MCGREGOR 66 NICK ROBINSON 83 ALEX COWELL 84 TOM MCGREGOR
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WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES SOUTHERN POWER
Senior Coach: Peter Free Senior Coach: Rod Craig & Simon Closter Club Colours: Black & White Club Colours: Aqua & Black www.sydneymagpies.com.au www.southernpower.sydneyafl.com.au
No NAME GOALS All teams have bad days and, over the course of a long history No NAME GOALS 1 RYAN BARRETT there are always quite a few. Saturdays loss to arch rivals North Last week was a perfect day for footy and this helped with plenty 2 JOSHUA ZOPPO Shore can now be added to that terrible list. Towards the end of 1 LIAM DAVIS of money raised for Call to Arms.
3 MATTHEW LEMME a season too, injuries and unavailability's also play a part and 2 ALAN FRITSCH this was certainly a mitigating factor on the weekend for the Today see‘s the Power at home in Reserves, Thirds and 18‘s 4 JARRYD LEAR 3 RYAN MURPHY Magpies. Six of our U18's were forced to back up and play in the while the First Grade side travel to Village Green for a tough 4 JAMES CLARKE 5 DANIEL LAMBERT seniors playing 2 games in a day and with key players Bill match against UNSW. 6 TIM BIGNELL Lafferty , Dwain Watkins and Captain Stephen Hudson playing 5 MATT DOWLING 7 CLINT MCGRATH with injuries that would otherwise stopped them, Wests were 6 ROD CRAIG The main match of the day at Gwawley see‘s the Ressies take on Wests where they will be looking to continue their good form 8 SHANE AITCHESON certainly up against it. North Shore had plenty to play for with a 7 PHILIP HAMER and consolidate their position on the ladder. Last weekend the 9 DWAIN WATKINS win cementing their finals spot so they were never going to take 8 STUART BRIERTY boys dug deep to knock off Sydney Uni by 19 points after trailing 10 JEFF MORGAN it easy and they punished with unrelenting efficiency. The young Wests side battled manfully until the 3 quarter time break but the 9 MICHAEL BELLMAN until ¾ time. Lyndon kicked 6 goals for the boys and was also 11 MATT EURELL last quarter turned into a demoralising procession as the Bomb- 10 CAMERON ROE best on ground. Thirds take on Camden this weekend where they will be looking to make it 15 straight and go into the follow- 12 BILL LAFFERTY ers slammed on 13 unanswered goals. Brenton Mumme played 11 MITCHELL NEW 13 JAMIE SCOTT ing week with the chance to have a perfect record for the home another strong game and won plenty of ball through the middle 12 ADAM COOK 14 STEPHEN HUDSON (capt) but he had precious few helpers. Jamie Scott played probably and away season. The boys produced a good performance 13 MATTHEW YOUNG against Sydney Uni to run out convincing 72 point winners. Libba 15 JACK O‘DONOGHUE his best game in a Wests jersey and along with Ryan Barrett did 14 DUANE WILD continued his good form in front of the sticks with 5 goals while 16 TIM LAMBERT their best to stem the overwhelming tide but it was never going to be enough. Jarryd Lear and Reserve Grade Ruckman James 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY Jerry and Offal were among the best. Under 18‘s take on the 17 KYALL WALFORD Watkins also tried hard. The best thing that can be said is that undefeated Campbellltown side and will be looking to upset the 18 ROBBIE BAMFORD 16 GRAHAM ENRIGHT table toppers and grab the final place in the top 5. Last week the game afforded the opportunity for the Magpies to give some nd 19 RORY MILLER senior experience to their youngsters Brad Whitfield, Jarryd 17 ROSS EMMERICK they fought hard against 2 placed Mac Uni and were very close 20 CHRIS DRUM Polley, who showed great courage, Christien Specha, Shane 18 LUKE JANSSON for the majority of the match but Mac Uni ran away with it in the 2nd half. Matty Kingham and Pat were among the best in a solid 22 LYN ROEHRIG Aitchison, Lewis Bond and Nathan Vassallo who are the future 19 ANDREW CLUFF all round performance. First Grade take on UNSW and will be 23 DYLAN CRUZ of the club in the coming years. Now that I have reported on the 20 LIAM AGGETT game I wish to speak of it no more! looking to continue their good form from the pervious week 24 PAT GANNON If the Magpie faithful were looking to the lower grades for relief 21 JAKE HARDY against Illawarra. Despite a slow start the Power ran out 107 25 LEWIS BOND they found none as the depression of defeat spread throughout 22 DAVID TAYLOR point winners while keeping Illawarra goalless for the match. 26 JOHN MCDONALD the Senior club on Saturday. The Reserve Graders played cou- 23 MATTHEW GRAHAM Sting bobbed up with a couple more goals to go with Als 3 while 27 SCOTT LEAR rageously with a number of 3rd Division boys and hit the front in Murph and Enners were among the best. 24 MARSHALL CAIRNDUFF 28 JAMES WATKINS the third quarter but could not sustain the effort. There were 25 LEON JOHNSON Don‘t forget tonight is the River Cruise which will be a great night 29 NATHAN SCARFO many downcast faces after the game as the boys, to their credit, felt they could have won. They must find a win in the next 3 27 IAN HOLDER with the major raffle draw along with the auction of all 22 jerseys 30 FERGUS MCFARLANE st weeks with a depleted side to ensure their First Division status, 28 RHYS DAVIS played in by the 1 Grade team last week with part of the pro- 31 SEAMUS PEARSON ceeds going directly to the Cancer Council. Make sure you get all Magpie supporters are urged to show their support to Grant 29 BEN JOHNSON 32 BRENTON MUMME McArthy's side. along! 30 LYNDON HALL 33 CHRISTIEN SPECHA This week sees the team travel on Sunday to Blacktown to play 40 DAVE CUSICK Pennant Hills in the annual Blacktown Mayoral shield. This is the 31 ANDREW WARDROP third year of this shield match and Wests have never lost but it 32 SHANE DEMIR will be a big ask this week . Penno have also got a significant 34 RYAN KING-THORNBURG amount of injuries so it looms as the last man standing shield this week, plenty of medical staff will be required to get both 44 SIMON DAVIES teams through all the fixtures! 52 LEIGH HITCHCOCK See you there! 59 NICK NOONAN
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NOR WEST JETS PENNANT HILLS DEMONS
Senior Coach: Garry Bull Senior Coach: Kevin Eynaud Club Colours: Blue & White Club Colours: Navy Blue & Red www.hawkesburyafc.com.au www.pennanthillsafc.com.au
No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS THE Nor-West Jets today welcome the Auburn Tigers to Ben- Last Saturday went to Sydney University for the round 17 clashes and 1 STEVEN CHASE sons Lane for their last home game of what has been an ex- 1 DANIEL KEATING came away losing all three games with the Premier Division team suffering a mammoth loss of 137 points, division one 107 points and 2 BRENDAN CAMERON tremely disappointing season on the field as both teams in blue 2 SEBASTIAN PARKER and white have underachieved due to a variety of reasons. under 18 the closest game by 2 points – a bad omen day for Demon 3 PETER RICHARDSON 3 SAM BOUGHTON We invite the Tigers to join us in the clubhouse and back at R.G. teams with Melbourne going down by 186 points. 4 TIM SCOULAR 5 JAROD THOMSON (capt) McGees after the battles have been run and won. 5 STEVE WRAY The Under 18 started slowly with a solitary goal to the oppositions four 6 BROCK GIBSON The biggest match of today is the reserves clash in Division in the first quarter but fought back in the second quarter with a reversal 7 OWEN BUTCHER Four, with the loser almost certain to win the wooden spoon and 6 BRANT JACK of four goals to one to be down by 9 points at the main break. They be relegated to Division Five in 2012, after the Jets had a great 9 SCOTT ALLAN 7 JASON CLARKE continued with their improved performance during the third quarter to win over top five team Holroyd-Parramatta last week to stay 8 MATT THOMAS lead by 8 points at three quarter time. A very tight last quarter with the 10 GERARD SMITS alive. Demons only kicking a solitary behind to the student‘s one goal 5 11 JOSH HOWE The seniors showed just how far they had fallen from the ham- 9 NICK CAMPBELL behinds resulted in the 2 point loss. Best player was Harry Angel after 12 STEVE DAVIDSON mering they handed out to the Goannas in last year‘s first semi 10 JACKSON POTTER his experience in the senior team the previous week; he was well final, a result they shouldn‘t forget as they embark on this year‘s 11 JONATHON GOURLAY supported by Lachlan Sawtell, Chris Baglin, Adam Nixon, Mitch Craw- 14 AARON BAYNE ford and Lachlan Urwin. Matt Baglin kicked 2 goals with singles to campaign. 14 TIM WALES 15 MICK YEE We will be taking a bus to Manly next week for the last game, Chris McKay, Aaron Duncan, Tom Rivers, Anthony Mercieca and 17 JAY LEWIS Urwin. 16 SEB GOLDRICK and with the cost to be capped at $10, we need everyone to step 18 DAN WITT 17 MICHAEL GRAY up and make it a great day both on and off the field by filling that Division 1 found their opposition far too strong and struggled all day to 18 PAUL SHERWOOD bus. See Jonty today to put your name down. 19 JOEL MCINERNEY go down by 107 points. There were some good individual efforts in Next Sunday is the club‘s Shipley and Hibbins Medal counts at 20 STUART TURNER particular Nick Baglin, Rob Watts, Dave Smith, Darren Boulet, Fraser 20 JAKE BERRY (capt) R.G. McGees, with the afternoon to start at 12pm in the beer 21 JARRED MOBBS Nixon and Glenn Watts but against a far disciplined and team orien- 21 CHRIS KYLE garden. Let‘s get as many people there as possible and wrap up tated opposition the result at the final siren saw the scoreboard Sydney 23 CHRIS AHEARN the on-field component in the best way possible – also, put 23 JOSH KEEN University 20 goals 11 behinds – 131 point to Penno 3 goals 6 behinds – 24 points. The goal scorers were Daniel Keating Dave Smith and 24 PAUL WEBSTER September 24 in your diary for the club‘s presentation night at 25 DAMIAN DELL‘AQUILLA (c) Panthers North Richmond. Darren Boulet. Division 1 has a very remote chance of playing in the 26 MATT LLOYD 26 BRANDON JACK The Nor-West Jets are catering for the 2011 AFL Sydney Divi- finals but must win today and their final two games & other teams to 27 ROBERT WATTS have losses. 28 CHRIS BLAKE sion Two, Four, Five and Under 18 Challenge Cup finals series 28 CAMERON SMITH 29 DONNY OLLINGTON and there are still many volunteer positions that need filling – Premier Division suffered one of the biggest losing margins in the 30 SCOTT BRAID see Jim Allan and do your bit to make it the biggest fundraiser 29 BEN BEASTON clubs 40 year history in their game against Sydney University. The we have ever had. 31 CHRIS COLLINS 31 MITCH CRAWFORD students blasted the opening quarter with 7 goals 2 behind to a score- Matches will be played on Saturday-Sunday, August 20-21; 32 BEN URWIN less Penno result. The second quarter saw a slight improvement by 32 JAMES MOYNIHAN Saturday-Sunday, August 27-28; Saturday, September 3, and the Demons in that we kicked 3 goals to the opposition 2 but was down 33 JOSH CASS Saturday, September 10. 34 CLINT SETFORD by 60 points at the main break. The second half resulted in the stu- 34 MATT LAURENCE 36 DARREN BOULET dents running away, kicking 5 goals in the third and then 11 goals in 38 ADAM NIXON the fourth quarter to completely blitz a Penno team that in the previous 36 ADAM FOX 3 weeks had beaten teams above them on the ladder. The final result 41 GRANT HOFFMAN 41 MATTHEW CAREY (c) was a 137 point loss for the Demons who kicked 6 goals 6 behinds – 42 WAWRICK SMITH 45 AARON DUNCAN 42 points to Sydney University 28 goals 11 behinds - 179 points. The 55 MATT MCCAMEY Demons best player was youngster Jackson Potter; others who tried 43 JOSH JAMES hard all game were Daniel Witt, Damian Dell‘Aquila, Jon Gourlay, 44 RYAN BOWEN 59 LUKE BILBE Sebastian Parker and Cameron Smith. Brandon Jack kicked 2 goals with singles to Luke Bilbe, Matt Thomas, Dell‘Aquila and Gourlay. 46 DAMIAN BROWN 48 SAM MAKINS The final three games in the home and away 53 STUART TIBBEN season against Western Suburbs, UNSW- Easts and St George are important in the 54 JONO DOWL Demons build up to the 2011 final series. 58 BEN CAIN Today we are at Blacktown Olympic Park 59 DANIEL GUTHRIDGE against Western Suburbs for the annual Black- town City Shield game. 74 SCOTT LONGMAN 77 MATT BROPHY
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MOOREBANK MAGPIES HOLROYD PARRAMATTA GOANNAS
Senior Coach: Adam Moore Senior Coach: Shane Jorgenson Club Colours: Blue, White & Black Club Colours: Blue & Yellow www.moorebanksports.sydneyafl.com. www.goannas.com.au
No NAME GOALS Normally a bye would mean plenty of players available but with No NAME GOALS After a week off cooling their heels thanks to Sydney‘s unpredict- 1 DANIEL SAUNDERS defense personal headed bush again and a mounting injury toll 1 MICHAEL STACEY able weather, the 3 senior Goannas teams took to Gipps Road 2 PAUL MARKOU the bye in Div 4 couldn‘t have come at a better time for the sen- 5 DAVID HOOK for the final time this year, with 2 of the 3 team looking to solidify iors with ¾ of the senior squad unavailable for the last few their positions leading into finals. 3 ADAM MOORE 6 CRAIG GEDDES games. Despite this the team looked forward to taking on Bal- 7 MATTHEW OPHOF 4 JOSEPH DENSLEY main at Drummoyne on Sunday morning however as usual there After a couple of close games, Div 2 took on a Norwest side 10 BRYCE MAYNE 5 DANIEL HOLMAN were still more forced chances with Seb and Chris unable to playing for their season. However, the Goannas were also out to 11 SCOTT MAGUIRE 6 RHYS HORTON back up after Saturdays under 18‘s clash with Manly and Wellsy prove a point after their last couple of games and did just that in a last minute withdrawal with a work injury. To compound mat- 12 LUKE COCKS a blistering opening to the game, kicking 9 goals in the first half 7 SHAUN WICKEN ters Jake was a no show leaving only two on the bench before 13 JASON WILSON whilst conceding only one, opening up a 50 point lead at the long 8 DANIEL GOJANOVIC Dan put the boots on for an unscheduled cameo. The first three 14 RYAN JOHNSTON break and showing signs of their mid-season form peak. In the 9 BRIAN CURRANT quarters were a tight affair with the boys only holding an 11 point 15 JARED FLEMING third the team appeared to take their foot off the gas and allowed lead going into the last quarter however unlike a number of Norwest to get a sniff, but a clinical 7 goals to nil last quarter 10 ANDREW MAHONEY 16 JACK SCHWARZE 11 ADRIAN LONGMUIR games this year Sunday proved a different affair with everyone sealed an emphatic 91 point win, gaining some measure of showing real determination not to let another game slip and the 17 TODD WATERS revenge for last years semi-final. The Goannas midfield was 12 ROBERT THOMPSON-LAING boys went on to produce one of their best quarters all year to 18 LUKE WALSH dominant all day, with Luke Cocks, Craig Geddes and Jack 15 ANDREW CRUWYS eventually run out 41 point winners. Every player made a contri- 19 KRISTEN CARVILLE Schwarze leading the way. Andrew Munns and Tony Mance 16 LUKE BAYNE bution with Rhys, Wicks, Pauli and Johno again putting in great 20 SCOTT NOLAN controlled the backline while Matt Cahill put in an excellent game 17 NICHOLAS DENKO performances. Special mentions to Corey with two goals in only 23 KANE RADFORD all around the ground. his third senior game and Ryan who took the challenge issued to 24 GREG ADAMS 18 JASON QUIGLEY him at the start of the game by the coaches and showed he Div 4 were looking to lock in a finals berth when they also took 19 LEWIS DAWSON deserved his spot in the team. Whilst enjoying their win the 26 MARK HUDSON on Norwest. The start of the game was a tight affair, with neither 21 ADAM FURLEY seniors are determined to finish the year on a high and are 28 MATTHEW DIXON team able to get an advantage. The second and third quarters 23 BLAKE PARKER looking forward to their final two games. 29 ADAM BYRNE saw the Goannas let the ascendency slip, and come the start of 30 MARK HILL the last quarter they found themselves 5 goals down and with a 24 ANTHONY SIMPSON Up coming Events 33 ANDREW MUNNS (capt) mountain to climb. With their season potentially on the line the 25 BRADLEY SCHOPP th Saturday 6 August – Past Players and Officials Day from 35 ANTHONY BISHOP team lifted, and 3 quick goals to start the quarter saw the Goan- 26 AARON FINDLAY 12.30pm At Rosedale Oval. Jumping Castle for kids and DJ in nas get right back into it and have momentum on their side. The 36 SIRELI FIFITA 29 JONATHON MOORE Club rooms til late. All past players and officials from Southern boys drew level late in the game, but a goal and behind to Nor- Districts, Liverpool, Bankstown and SWS senior clubs welcome. 38 PETER ZUVULA west in the last dying minutes resulted in a heartbreaking loss for 33 VICTOR PHAM 39 BEN HACKENBERG the Goannas. Trent Whalan was the standout on the day, par- 34 DANIEL SCHULSTAD Saturday 13th August – Awards presentation at Moorebank 40 CHARLES GALAYINI ticularly in the last quarter, and was well supported by Jesse 35 BEN NORTJE Sports Club 41 DAMIEN VASSALLO Clark, Daniel Galayini, Ben Pooley, and Luke Mansbridge, who‘s 38 BRADLEY WELLS 5 goals puts him in contention for the leading goal kicker in the league. 41 RYAN BENNETT
44 ZAC KUBICKI The Div 5 team were hoping their last visit to Gipps would bring 45 MATTHEW SECKOLD a breakthrough win against Macquarie Uni. Unfortunately it was not to be as the Uni boys were far to slick an outfit and secured an easy win. Best on a difficult day were Mark Bursa, Luke Delaney, Albert Leung, Wai-Yin Tsang, Chris Zammit and Nathaniel Fennell.
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