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Another closely fought round shows the P W L D % Pts competition for spots on the AFL Sydney Geelong 12 12 0 0 142.9 48 ladder is stronger than ever. Collingwood 11 10 1 0 178.3 40 Carlton 12 9 2 1 138.7 38
Hawthorn 12 9 3 0 132.9 36 It was another remarkable round of AFL Sydney Premier Division action, with the highest margin being 22 points out of the five matches played over the course of the weekend. West Coast 12 8 4 0 123.3 32 Sydney 12 7 4 1 104.3 30 Symbolising the close nature of matches played, the Sunday afternoon clash between Illawarra and North Shore was decided with less than a minute to go. Illawarra stormed back from five goals behind, only to be denied a famous victory Fremantle 12 6 6 0 91.4 24 by the youngest player on the ground, in Rory Pryor.
Essendon 12 5 6 1 115.1 22 The story was the same in Division Two, with two matches decided by a point, and Sydney University turning the tables on Auburn, by four points. It was a great weekend of football action considering the re-organisation of games necessary with Melbourne 12 5 6 1 102.2 22 the wet weather earlier in the week.
Richmond 12 5 6 1 93.5 22 So to this weekend, where matches will be played on Saturday and Sunday. North Melbourne 12 5 7 0 101.6 20 In Premier Division, Western Suburbs enjoyed their best weekend of an otherwise bleak season to date, with wins in St Kilda 12 4 7 1 91.6 18 Seniors, Reserves and Thirds. Their win in the top grade against UNSW was far from pretty, but they will be buoyed by Western Bulldogs 12 4 8 0 87.8 16 their effort and have a good chance of making it two wins in a row against an improved UTS outfit. The Bats‘ were slow out of the blocks in their Friday night encounter with Balmain, but more than matched the top-placed side after quarter- Adelaide 12 3 9 0 78.1 12 time. Isaac Irvin and Simon Fitzgerald led the way in a strong team performance, and will be pivotal in limiting the supply to Matt Eurell. Brisbane 12 2 10 0 77.4 8 Further west at Monarch Oval, Campbelltown are playing better than a side with no wins to their name past the halfway Port Adelaide 12 2 10 0 69.2 8 stage of the competition. They kept pace with St George away from home last weekend, but the task does not get any Gold Coast 11 2 9 0 53.8 8 easier against Pennant Hills. The Demons were gallant in their 12-point loss to Sydney University, with Kieran Wright again leading the way. The Linsen brothers will be important in helping Campbelltown control the ball on the big ground.
In the final Saturday afternoon match, North Shore can keep in touch with the top three, with a win over UNSW at Gore Hill Oval. The Bombers, as mentioned above, came from behind to defeat Illawarra, and in the process, gave themselves Western Bulldogs 14.16-100 def. Adelaide 10.10-70 breathing space from the chasing pack. In contrast, the Bulldogs lost ground and dropped outside the top five after their Hawthorn 19.15-129 def. Gold Coast 8.10-58 disappointing loss to the Magpies. Hayden Nichols continued from his form in the Under 23 representative fixture. The leadership of Max Collett and Pete Kefalas needs to help the Bulldogs right the ship. North Melbourne 17.9-111 def Essendon 12.18-90 Richmond 18.17-125 def Brisbane 14.10-94 The Foxtel Match of the Round is at Drummoyne Oval on Sunday with Balmain hosting Sydney University. It promises to Geelong 15.10-100 def St Kilda 11.6-72 be a cracking contest between the sides first and third on the ladder respectively. The Students will have extra motivation to overturn their Round 5 defeat to the Dockers at Henson Park. Neither were overly impressive last start, but there is Melbourne 22.17-149 def Fremantle 8.12-60 enough class over the park with Jason Saddington, Janis Blums and Jerome Farrell (Balmain) set to line up against the Carlton 15.10-100 def Sydney 10.6-66 likes of Adam Campbell, Craig Moller and returning star, Ben Mankarious.
West Coast 15.20-110 def Port Adelaide 13.10-88 The final match at 4.10pm is at Bruce Purser where East Coast are favoured to return strongly after the bye against St Collingwood Bye George. The Dragons registered a tradesman-like win over the Blues, but will need all players firing against the might of the Eagles.
Next weekend marks our annual Call to Arms Round. To mark the occasion, we will be releasing a special Football Re- ROUND 14 ROUND 15 cord. On top of this, clubs will be out in force asking for donations– with all proceeds to go to the Cancer Council to be Friday Friday used in the fight against men‘s cancer. It is a great cause, so I would encourage you to please donate generously at the Hawthorn v Essendon @ MCG Western Bulldogs v Melbourne @ Etihad ground next weekend. Saturday Saturday Richmond v Melbourne @ MCG Richmond v Carlton @ MCG See you at the footy! Gold Coast v Western Bulldogs @ Metricon Fremantle v Gold Coast @ Patersons Sydney v Collingwood @ ANZ Essendon v Geelong @ Etihad Frenantle v Brisbane @ Patersons Adelaide v Sydney @ AAMI Officeworks: Sunday Sunday a trusted partner in the Geelong v Adelaide @ Skilled Brisbane v Port Adelaide @ Gabba publication of the Carlton v West Coast @ Etihad Collingwood v Hawthorn @ MCG Football Record. Port Adelaide v North Melbourne @ AAMI North Melbourne v St Kilda @ Etihad Bye— St Kilda Bye— West Coast Record Cover Photo courtesy of Michael Vettas
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CLUB CONTACTS 2011 AFL SYDNEY PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE AUBURN Ali Faraj 0414 676415 [email protected] Round 1 Round 7 Round 12 Round 18 Sat 2 April Sat 14 May Sat 25 June Fri 5 August BALMAIN Adam Coles 0488 771781 [email protected] NS 17.7 Ill 9.13 NS 7.7 BAL 11.12 Wests v UTS Balmain v Nth Shore Sat 6 August CAMDEN Tom Koski 0401 785042 [email protected] UTS 10.6 UNSW 19.8 SU 21.11 Cam7.10 C‘town v Pennant Hills WS 8.11 STG 13.6 PH 12.13 WS 8.6 Nth Shore v UNSW/ES ECE v Campbelltown UNSW/ES v St George CAMPBELLTOWN Terry Neilsen 0404 072025 [email protected] PH 9.10 Bal 13.8 UNSW 17.9 UTS 6.17 Sun 26 June Illawarra v UTS ECE 14.6 SU 14.8 ILL 17.13 STG 4.7 Balmain v Sydney Uni Sun 7 August EAST COAST EAGLES Craig Abercrombie 0413 642055 [email protected] Campbelltown—Bye ECE—Bye ECE v St George Wests v Pennant Hills Round 2 Round 8 Illawarra—Bye Sydney Uni—Bye HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Clive Sharp 0433 403620 [email protected] Fri 8 April Sat 21 May Round 13 Round 19 Bal 12.25 UTS 7.8 CAM 7.9 ILL 12.15 Sat 2 July Sat 13 August ILLAWARRA Doug Sweeney 0412 721154 [email protected] Sat 9 April UNSW/ 13.17 PH 19.14 Sydney Uni v UTS St George v Balmain P‘Hills v UNSW/ES MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Luke Gemmill 0401 214812 [email protected] Cam 12.8 UNSW 12.12 WS 7.5 ECE 17.10 UNSW/ES v Balmain STG 5.3 ECE 26.16 SU 27.14 STG 9.8 Illawarra v Campbelltown Nth Shore v Syd Uni MANLY WARRINGAH Richard Wharton 0413 380925 [email protected] WS 16.11 NS 7.5 UTS 11.8 NS 18.16 Nth Shore v St George Illawarra v ECE Ill 7.7 PH 11.9 BAL—Bye Pennant Hills v ECE Sun 14 August UTS v Wests MOOREBANK Mark Coles 0424 249078 [email protected] Sydney Uni—Bye Round 9 Wests—Bye Campbelltown—Bye Round 3 Sat 28 May Round 14 Round 20 NOR WEST Glenn Whitney 0403 185265 [email protected] Sat 16 April CAM 13.5 v BAL 22.13 Sat 9 July Sat 20 August NS 4.7 ECE 16.12 STG 11.12 v UNSW 15.6 Campbelltown v Wests NORTH SHORE Steve Watters 0419 875708 [email protected] Campbelltown v UTS SU 7.18 WS 3.9 WS 8.10 v SU 15.13 St George v Sydney Uni St George v P‘Hills UTS 6.5 ILL 7.14 PH 17.7 v ILL 6.6 Illawarra v UNSW/ES PENNANT HILLS Ian Parker 0428 261984 [email protected] UNSW v Nth Shore Sun 17 April ECE 23.18 v UTS 4.0 ECE v Nth Shore ECE v Wests PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579061 [email protected] Bal 11.13 UNSW 9.9 NS—Bye Sun, 10 July Syd Uni v Illawarra PH 19.13 Cam 10.14 Round 10 Balmain v Pennant Hills Balmain—Bye RIVERVIEW Richard Hawtin 0404 827420 [email protected] St George—Bye Sat 4 June UTS—Bye Round 4 UNSW 10.14 v ECE 22.22 Round 15 Sat 27 August SAINTS afc Andrew Blakemore 0407 012155 [email protected] Mon, 25 April SU 8.9 v NS 15.14 Sat 16 July Qualifying Final Cam 5.9 STG 14.17 ILL 12.10 v WS 10.9 Balmain v Wests Sun 28 August SOUTHERN POWER Matt Graham 0416 007131 [email protected] ECE 18.12 UNSW 8.2 Sun 5 June UNSW/ES v C‘town Elimination Final WS 9.3 BAL 9.16 BAL 15.11 v STG 12.6 UTS v St George ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405546 [email protected] ILL 12.14 SU 22.4 UTS 14.9 v CAM 10.9 Nth Shore v Pennant Hills Saturday 3 Sept SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Brett Pettersen 0416 095042 [email protected] UTS—Bye PH—Bye Sydney Uni v ECE 2nd Semi Final Pennant Hills—Bye Representative Weekend Illawarra— Bye UNSW/ES Steve Ray 0411 408654 [email protected] Nth Shore—Bye Sat 11 June Round 16 Sunday 4 Sept Round 5 Syd U23 8.14 v Riverina 19.8 Sat 23 July 1st Semi Final UTS Anthony Leach 0412 856996 [email protected] Sat 30 April Sun 12 June Wests v Illawarra Cam 2.2 ECE 14.14 Cairns 11.8 v Sydney 8.10 ECE v Balmain Sunday 11Sept WESTERN SUBURBS Andrew Taylor 0411 859834 [email protected] PH 7.6 NS 9.12 Round 11 Pennant Hills v UTS Preliminary Final SU 11.13 Bal 14.11 Fri 17 June UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni NSWAF UMPIRES Angus Heritage 0408 651855 [email protected] UNSW 12.14 Illa 4.18 UTS 8.6 v BAL 11.10 Sun 24 July Saturday, 17 Sept Grand Final STG 16.8 UTS 9.18 Sat 18 June C‘town v Nth Shore
AFL SYDNEY PHOTO’S Wests—Bye PH 8.9 v SUNI 10.9 St George—Bye
Round 6 STG 10.12 v CAM 7.10 Round 17 Sat 7 May WS 14.7 v UNSW 10.9 Sat 30 July Quality action photos of selected AFL Sydney games can be NS 26.14 Cam 7.9 Sun 19 June Nth Shore v Wests viewed at: STG 10.8 WS 7.16 ILL 12.4 v NS 11.15 St George v Illawarra UTS 12.12 SU 26.13 ECE—Bye UTS v ECE www.saflphotos.com.au/info/ ECE 15.11 PH 3.10 Sydney Uni v P‘Hills Sun 8 May Sun 31 July Enquiries: Michael Vettas on 0414 899 515 Bal 9.14 Illa 10.12 Balmain v Campbelltown UNSW/ES—Bye UNSW/ES—Bye
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AFL SYDNEY STATISTICS FIXTURES—ROUNDS 12 & 13 FIXTURES 25-26 JUNE FIXTURES 1-2 JULY 2011 LEADING GOALKICKERS 2011 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP U18/3 SEN RES W TOT Premier Division Premier Division RDS Saturday, June 25 Saturday, July 2 PREMIER DIVISION BALMAIN 54 32 10 96 Western Suburbs v UTS @ Picken Oval @ 1.10pm Sydney University v UTS @ Sydney Uni Oval No. 1 @ 2.10pm JAMIE VLATKO EAST COAST 0 35 Campbelltown v Pennant Hills @ Monarch Oval @ 2.10pm UNSW/ES v Balmain @ Blacktown @ 2.10pm SYDNEY UNI 48 32 12 92 North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 2.30pm Illawarra v Campbelltown @ North Dalton Park @ 2.10pm STEPHEN DOYLE EAST COAST 0 32 Sunday, June 25 Pennant Hills v East Coast Eagles @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 2.10pm EAST COAST 48 20 19 87 RYAN PRICE ILLAWARRA 0 30 Balmain v Sydney University @ Drummoyne Oval @ 2.10pm North Shore v St George @ Gore Hill Oval @ 2.30pm East Coast Eagles v St George @ Bruce Purser @ 4.10pm Western Suburbs—Bye PENRITH 42 32 6 80 LEIGH LAVERY UNSW/ES 0 26 Illawarra—Bye Division One Division One Saturday, July 2 JON SHINEBERG ST GEORGE 1 26 MACQUARIE UNI 42 16 16 74 Saturday, June 25 North Shore v Southern Power @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10.30am DIVISION ONE STHN POWER 45 16 12 73 Western Suburbs v UTS @ Picken Oval @ 11.00am Sydney University v UTS @ Sydney Uni Oval No. 1 @ 12.00pm North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12.30pm Illawarra v Manly-Warringah @ North Dalton Park @ 12.00pm DESMOND WORRELL SYDNEY UNI 8 28 MANLY 48 8 12 68 Manly-Warringah v Pennant Hills @ Weldon Oval@ 2.10pm UNSW/ES v Macquarie University @ Blacktown @ 12.00pm Macquarie Uni v Sydney Uni @ University Oval @ 6.10pm Pennant Hills v East Coast @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 12.00pm STEPHEN BROOKS MAC UNI 0 26 SAINTS AFC 36 24 6 66 Sunday, June 26 Western Suburbs—Bye East Coast Eagles v Southern Power @ Bruce Purser @ 12.00pm Division Two ALAN FRITSCH STHN POWER 1 23 HOLROYD-PARRA 42 12 10 64 Illawarra—Bye Saturday, July 2 BRETT HARLAND MAC UNI 1 23 NORTH SHORE 36 12 15 63 Division Two St George v Auburn @ Olds Park @ 12.00pm Saturday, June 25 Penrith v Balmain @ Greygums Oval @ 2.10pm LEVI BRAIN MANLY 1 22 PENNANT HILLS 30 16 12 58 Manly-Warringah v Camden @ Weldon Oval @ 12.00pm Camden v Nor-West @ Harrington Park @ 2.10pm Nor-West v St George @ Bensons Lane @ 2.10pm Holroyd-Parramatta v Manly-Warringah @ Gipps Rd @ 2.30pm DIVISION TWO ST GEORGE 30 16 8 54 Auburn v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Mona Park @ 2.10pm Moorebank v Sydney University @ Rosedale Oval @ 4.30pm
TROY COLE SYDNEY UNI 3 57 Moorebank v Penrith @ Rosedale Oval @ 3.30pm Division Three UNSW/ES 30 16 2 48 Sunday, June 26 Saturday, July 2 A KYPRIANOU BALMAIN 0 42 Balmain v Sydney University @ Drummoyne Oval @ 12.00pm North Shore v Southern Power @ Gore Hill Oval @ 8.30am MOOREBANK 18 20 8 46 Division Three UNSW/ES v Macquarie University @ Blacktown @ 10.00am DALE CHIVAS PENRITH 0 35 AUBURN 36 4 4 44 Saturday, June 25 Campbelltown v Sydney University @ Monarch Oval @ 12.00pm TIMOTHY CUMMINS PENRITH 3 30 Western Suburbs v UTS @ Picken Oval @ 9.00am East Coast Eagles v UTS @ Bruce Purser @ 12.00pm ILLAWARRA 30 4 5 39 North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10.30am Saints afc v Western Suburbs @ Pioneers Park @ 2.10pm DIVISION THREE Campbelltown v Saints afc @ Monarch Oval @ 12.00pm Division Four NOR-WEST 30 4 3.4 37.4 Macquarie Uni v Sydney Uni @ University Oval @ 4.00pm Saturday, July 2 CASEY STEPHENS UNSW/ES 0 28 Sunday, June 26 UNSW/ES v Nor-West @ Blacktown No. 2 @ 9.30am UTS 6 16 13 35 ANDREW LADBURY SAINTS 0 23 East Coast Eagles v Southern Power @ Bruce Purser @ 10.00am Penrith v UTS @ Greygums Oval @ 12.00pm Division Four Holroyd-Parramatta v Manly-Warringah @ Gipps Rd @ 12.30pm d CAMPBELLTOWN 0 8 20 28 MAX MARGAN WESTS 8 22 Saturday, June 25 Moorebank v Auburn @ Rosedale Oval @ 2.30pm WESTS 12 8 5 25 Auburn v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Mona Park @ 12.00pm Macquarie University—Bye DIVISION FOUR Nor-West v UTS @ Bensons Lane @ 12.00pm Division Five JASON BRADLEY PENRITH 1 30 CAMDEN 6 8 1.4 15.4 Moorebank v Penrith @ Rosedale Oval @ 1.30pm Saturday, July 2 Macquarie Uni v Manly-Warringah @ University Oval @ 2.00pm Holroyd-Parramatta v Sydney University @ Gipps Rd @ 10.30am TAYT CORLESS PENRITH 2 20 UNSW/ES—Bye Moorebank v Manly-Warringah @ Rosedale Oval @ 10.30am Division Five Camden v Southern Power @ Harrington Park @ 12.00pm DIVISION FIVE 2011 FOOTY TIPPING Saturday, June 25 Saints afc v Macquarie University @ Pioneer Park @ 12.00pm Manly-Warringah v Camden @ Weldon Oval @ 10.00am U18 Premier Cup ANDREW KENT MAC UNI 0 23 NAME LAST TOT Moorebank v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Rosedale Oval @ 11.30am Friday, July 1 RYAN LIBBIS STHN POWER 3 23 Macquarie Uni v Southern Power @ University Oval@ 12.00pm Sydney University v St Ignatius, Riverview @ Syd Uni No.1 @ 7.30pm GREG CORLESS 8 92 Saints afc v Sydney University @ Pioneer Park @ 2.00pm Saturday, July 2 U18 PREMIER CUP LUKE TURNER 8 90 U18 Premier Cup Illawarra v Penrith @ North Dalton Park @ 10.00am Saturday, June 25 Pennant Hills v East Coast Eagles @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 10.00am ETHAN BARCLAY EAST COAST 6 40 MARK COLES 8 90 North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 8.30am UNSW/ES v Western Suburbs @ Blacktown No. 2 @ 11.30am ALEX BROOKS ST GEORGE 3 28 St Ignatius, Riverview v Pennant Hills @ Riverview No.1 @ 10.00am North Shore v St George @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12.30pm MATT EDWINS 8 88 Penrith v Sydney University @ Cook Park @ 3.00pm U18 Challenge Cup MITCHELL WOODS RIVERVIEW 5 24 Sunday, June 26 Saturday, July 2 DION BURKE 8 88 East Coast Eagles v St George @ Bruce Purser @ 2.00pm Holroyd-Parramatta v Southern Power @ Gipps Rd @ 8.30am BEN MCGOVERN PENRITH 0 22 Western Suburbs & Illawarra—Bye Mac Uni Kookas v Mac Uni Warriors @ University Oval @ 10.00am JASON SADDINGTON 10 88 U18 Challenge Cup East Coast Eagles v Manly-Warringah @ Bruce Purser @ 10.00am U18 CHALLENGE BARNEY 8 86 Saturday, June 25 Moorebank v Balmain @ Rosedale Oval @ 12.30pm JORDAN PIDGEON HOL-PARRA 4 28 Moorebank v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Rosedale Oval @ 9.30am Campbelltown — Bye STEVE EDWINS 6 84 Campbelltown v Mac Uni Kookas @ Monarch Oval @ 10.00am TYSON SIMS C‘TOWN 6 27 East Coast Eagles v Mac Uni Warriors @ Bruce Purser @ 12.00pm NATHAN TYERMAN 8 82 Sunday, June 26 JESSE CLARK HOL-PARRA 3 27 Balmain v Southern Power @ Drummoyne Oval @ 10.00am MATT GRAHAM 6 82 Manly-Warringah — Bye
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BALMAIN ON THE RISE U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 10
The Balmain Dockers are sitting in top position on the AFL Sydney ladder but rewind 12 months and the club had only NORTH SHORE 4.2, 5.5, 8.8, 12.11 (83) two wins to its name. ILLAWARRA 1.3, 2.7, 4.9, 4.11 (35)
A lot can change in a year of football but rarely do teams turnaround their premiership prospects in such quick fash- GOALS, ion. NORTH SHORE : L. Harris 3, J. Fitzgerald 2, A. Morris 1, C. Hurst 1, N. Elliff 1, M. Robertson 1, E. Sertbas 1, H. Washington 1, L. Kilpatrick 1 Balmain general manager Adam Coles attributes the Dock- ILLAWARRA : K. Drury 2, T. Walsh 1, J. Lavender 1 ers‘ change to a clean bill of health and the improvement in BEST, NORTH SHORE : D. Schacher, Z. Middendorf, E. Sertbas, L. Kilpatrick, M. Robertson, A. Morris the club‘s generation next. ILLAWARRA : T. Walsh, J. Lavender, M. Mura, M. Mahony, B. Hoctor, W. Cook
―Last year at the start of the season we had about 14 inju- ries and it was a new playing group,‖ Coles said.
―We didn‘t have the depth coming through like we have this year and this is now the second year the playing group has been together.
―This year is more where we should have been last year had we had the team on the park.‖ OTHER DIVISION MATCH RESULTS—ROUND 10 With a number of former AFL stars running out in the Dockers guernsey each week – Jason Saddington, Nic Fos- dike, Troy Luff, Tim Schmidt and Heath James – Balmain is quickly becoming the club outside the AFL players first DIVISION THREE look to join. WESTERN SUBURBS 14.17-101 Def NORTH SHORE 3.12-30 And the impact they‘re all having on the younger players coming through the system cannot be underestimated. SAINTS AFC 10.15-75 Def SOUTHERN POWER 3.12-30 EAST COAST EAGLES 7.7-49 Def SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 5.8-38 ―The guys like Saddo (Jason Saddington) and Luffy (Troy Luff)), they just work with the young guys so well and having those people around you, you UNSW/ES 20.24-144 Def CAMPBELLTOWN 4.6-30 can‘t help but learn,‖ Coles said. UTS 19.21-135 Def MACQUARIE UNI 6.5-41 ―We believe the guys we‘ve recruited from the AFL they‘re not just great players in their own right but they‘re also great people and they bring some- DIVISION FOUR thing to the club more than just their ability.‖ UNSW/ES 18.15-123 Def MOOREBANK 6.9-45
Off the field, life is looking good for Balmain. Their three-year affiliation with PENRITH 10.20-80 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 4.6-30 the Fremantle Dockers has helped the club form partnerships with Lake Macquarie and Niagara Park juniors – and the services of promising 16- MANLY-WARRINGAH 12.19-91 Def AUBURN 7.5-47 year-old Fremantle scholarship holder Thomas Head. MACQUARIE UNI 8.12-60 Def UTS 8.11-59 Balmain‘s under-18 team will get an opportunity to fly over to Perth next NOR-WEST BYE year and play the curtain-raiser prior to a Fremantle match. DIVISION FIVE While their seniors now have their sights firmly set on entering the North East Australian Football League in years to come. SOUTHERN POWER 10.11-71 Def SAINTS AFC 1.9-15 MANLY-WARRINGAH 12.16-88 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 3.6-24 ―We‘ve definitely got some interest to go into the NEAFL,‖ Coles said. MOOREBANK 14.13-97 Def CAMDEN 1.2-8
―There‘s some things we need to get right SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16.21-117 Def MACQUARIE UNI 2.3-15 before we go up to that level but the club is in a strong position on the field now and we‘re U18 CHALLENGE CUP working to become more professional off the field so when we hopefully make that transi- MOOREBANK 12.9-81 Def SOUTHERN POWER 5.8-38 tion it‘s pretty seamless and there‘s long term success there.‖ MAC UNI WARRIORS 18.10-118 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 11.10-76
Who knows, but in 12 months time Balmain CAMPBELLTOWN 11.19-85 Def EAST COAST EAGLES 4.5-29 may have chalked up their third premiership and nearing their entry into NEAFL. MANLY-WARRINGAH 36.19-235 Def MAC UNI KOOKAS 0.2-2 BALMAIN BYE
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DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 10 PLAYER PROFILE– BEN TAGGART
MOOREBANK 3.4, 5.6, 6.9, 6.12 (48) HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 7.0, 11.1, 15.4, 17.5 (107) How are you enjoying your time with Balmain following your move CAMDEN 0.2, 0.5, 1.7, 4.10 (34) PENRITH 3.0, 4.2, 5.3, 6.9 (45) from Western Australia where you played with East Fremantle?
GOALS, GOALS, Really enjoying my time at Balmain. The club and particularly the players MOOREBANK : Z. Kubicki 2, S. Wicken 1, J. Moore 1, D. HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : M. Hudson 3, M. Stacey 3, S. Nolan have all been very welcoming and I would particularly like to mention Gojanovic 1, R. Thompson-Laing 1 1, M. Hill 1, S. Fifita 1, L. Cocks 1, B. Mayne 1, C. Geddes 1, J. Andrew Mclellan and Adam Coles who have been amazingly suppor- CAMDEN : J. Ayling 1, J. Murray 1, B. Stenfors 1, C. Ravlich 1 Schwarze 1, J. Wilson 1, S. Costello 1, D. Hook 1, K. Radford 1 tive. It‘s always nice to have a bit of success as well and hopefully that will PENRITH : T. Cummins 3, N. Allison 1, B. Robinson 1, J. Denton BEST, continue for the rest of the season. MOOREBANK : A. Longmuir, R. Bennett, B. Nortje, B. Parker, 1 R. Horton, Z. Kubicki BEST, CAMDEN : A. Zovi, D. Coleman, N. Hills, T. Hills, J. Ayling, B. HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : A. Munns, M. Stacey, C. Geddes, J. How does the standard of football compare between the two states? Agius Schwarze, P. Zuvela, M. Hudson PENRITH : J. Edwards, T. Cummins, N. Collimore, J. Denton, D. There is a difference between the two leagues but from talks with players Schroot, M. Woodford and officials who have been involved with AFL in Sydney for many years, they have noticed a continued improvement in the standard. I think that as AFL starts to develop more of an identity within Sydney, there will be more BALMAIN 2.2, 5.4, 8.6, 12.9 (81) attraction for former AFL players to join the league, which has improved NOR-WEST 6.1, 9.2, 10.3, 12.8 (80) the standard in Western Australia but also at the grassroots as well.
How do you see Balmain’s chances this year? GOALS, BALMAIN : A. Azhar 6, T. Osland 2, J. Boyd 1, M. Breakwell 1, A. Cottrell 1, D. Naughton 1 We have had a pretty good start to the year which is enjoyable, especially NOR-WEST : P. Webster 3, G. Smits 3, S. Davidson 1, J. Cass 1, S. Tibben 1, J. Berry 1, P. Sherwood 1, J. Howe 1 for the boys that have been around the club for a while. The next few BEST, BALMAIN : A. Azhar, C. Bolt, L. Freemantle, M. Breakwell, T. Osland, M. Car weeks pose a good challenge for us and it is important that we consolidate NOR-WEST : B. Cameron, C. Ahearn, D. Ollington, P. Sherwood, T. Roberts, P. Webster our position and also hope for a bit of luck on the injury front. We as a club have showed great improvement from the start of the season and have also blooded some exciting talent which will hold us in good stead.
You’re running out alongside a number of former AFL stars every week, how is this experience? U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 10 It is always a pleasure to be able to play with stars of the game and especially when they conduct themselves as PENNANT HILLS 5.2, 7.6, 8.9, 12.11 (83) ST GEORGE 3.3, 5.4, 8.8, 14.9 (93) they do. Jason Saddington, Troy Luff, Nic Fosdike and particularly Timothy Schmidt bring a great amount of experi- SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 0.2, 2.2, 2.2, 2.6 (18) WESTERN SUBURBS 0.1, 3.2, 5.3, 6.3 (39) ence, knowledge and skill to the team but also importantly reinforce the type of culture we are building at the club. It is also a huge bonus to our younger players who can learn from these players.
GOALS, GOALS, PENNANT HILLS : C. McKay 3, S. Shumack 3, S. Wray 2, C. ST GEORGE : A. Brooks 3, A. Whatley 3, D. Cullen 3, S. Bowen You flew up to Queensland over the Queen’s Birthday weekend for your first representative game for AFL Baglin 2, J. Vitnell 1, L. Urwin 1 2, M. McDonald 1, J. Wood 1, H. Roach 1 Sydney. Unfortunately, while you were there you did your hamstring during training the day before the game SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : T. Barrett 1, N. Carter 1 WESTERN SUBURBS : L. Bond 2, C. Specha 2, B. Taha 1, J. and were unable to play. How did you feel once this happened? BEST, Codd-Miller 1 PENNANT HILLS : T. Edmonds, S. Wray, L. Urwin, C. Baglin, N. BEST, It was pretty frustrating especially given the circumstances but you try and remain positive and focus on getting back Coaldrake, H. Angel ST GEORGE : S. Bowen, A. Wynn, M. McDonald, D. Cullen, H. as soon as you can. I still really enjoyed the experience of travelling with the team especially with the humidity SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : S. Jamieson, J. Webster, J. Donato, T. Brooks, J. Lorinczi loving Trent Baker; we had a great squad of players which shows that Sydney football is in good hands, exceptional Graham, S. Carnaffan, N. Carter WESTERN SUBURBS : L. Bond, S. Aitchison, O. Soliman, J. Polley, J. Bradley, M. Azamy coaches as well as great support from AFL Sydney in particular Garry Burkinshaw. I really enjoy the concept of representative football, it is a great honour for players to be able to play for the state but also allows for the players from opposing teams to socialise.
How’s the hammy coming along?
RIVERVIEW 6.4, 11.6, 16.10, 20.12 (132) EAST COAST EAGLES 3.8, 5.12, 14.13, 23.17 (155) The hamstring is coming along well and I am starting to get some good strength back into it. I was very lucky to UNSW/ES 2.1, 5.3, 7.4, 8.7 (55) PENRITH 0.0, 1.1, 1.1, 1.1 (7) receive excellent treatment when I did the hammy as well as the continuing treatment from the club physios which has definitely increased my chances of returning sooner rather than later.
GOALS, GOALS, Can you see many young kids coming through the system? ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : J. Davis 5, M. Woods 5, D. Robin- EAST COAST EAGLES : E. Barclay 6, M. Eastman 3, K. Merson son 3, D. Gross 2, M. Lodge 2, T. Meredith 1, H. Robertson 1, 2, B. Katte 2, J. Spencer 1, D. Wright 1, C. Polkinghorne 1, J. I think there are quite a few young kids coming through the system, many of who were selected in the representative W. Hunter 1 Dwyer 1, A. Savage 1, M. Clinch 1, M. Newson 1, L. Stuart 1, J. side. Without naming them all, I was in awe of Tim Barton‘s game up in Cairns and think he is a great prospect. I‘m UNSW/ES : D. Roos 3, L. Job 2, R. Farrelly 1, D. Collins 1, B. Cutting 1, N. Crowe 1 Sewell 1 PENRITH : R. Ooms 1 lucky enough to see Tommy Head play firsthand most weeks and as a 16 year old he will be a hot prospect in the BEST, BEST, years to come. The kid can play. ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : J. Davis, M. Lodge, D. Robinson, EAST COAST EAGLES : B. Jago, A. Savage, J. Dwyer, M. M. Woods, J. Pascoe, J. Smith Eastman, N. Crowe, J. Cutting Are you looking forward to GWS GIANTS’ entry into the AFL next year? UNSW/ES : B. Sewell, F. Rowe, L. Job, D. Rutland, P. Sharpe PENRITH : T. Noble, M. Purse, B. Mayer, J. Devlin, B. Wilson, L. Murphy It is a very exciting time for AFL Sydney, it will definitely help in building the profile of the game and importantly allows for a Swans v Giants Derby which will no doubt become a highlight for years to come. It also gives opportuni- ties to many players to achieve their dream of playing AFL.
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2011 NAB AFL SYDNEY RISING STAR DIVISION ONE MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 11
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 5.2, 9.5, 11.8, 13.10 (88) WESTERN SUBURBS 3.2, 5.5, 7.5, 10.6 (66) PENNANT HILLS 1.2, 2.2, 2.3, 3.9 (27) UNSW/ES 0.0, 0.2, 0.3, 3.4 (22) THOMAS HEAD (Balmain) GOALS, GOALS, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : D. Worrell 8, A. Holmes 2, B. Fitz- WESTERN SUBURBS : P. Wilmot 3, S. McWilliam 2, T. O'Neil 2, P. Boyd 1, J. O'Neil 1, D. Cruz 1 Thomas Head came to Balmain in 2011 via Niagara Park on the Central Coast. patrick 1, M. Rigby 1, T. Aitken 1 PENNANT HILLS : P. Barnes 1, S. Dunell 1, C. Stucker 1 UNSW/ES : J. Moran 1, M. Johnson 1, G. Robinson 1 The current AFL Scholarship holder with Fremantle has been a revelation since BEST, joining the Dockers and has played seniors every game, except when he has had BEST, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : P. Casey, D. Worrell, D. Vincent, M. WESTERN SUBURBS : P. Wilmot, M. Stokes, S. McWilliam, J. state duties with the RAMS. Figg, M. Rigby, P. Hughes O'Neil, P. Chachaty, R. Lonnon PENNANT HILLS : M. Carter, D. Maunsell, T. Roddan, A. D'Ar- UNSW/ES : T. Scheibling, G. Robinson, A. Goodieson, J. Moran, Head had provided strong contests across the half forward line this year and has chy, G. Watts, S. Dunell A. Clarke, R. Rosendorff also impressed with his ability to tackle and chase.
Tom has competed for the RAMS this year and has been among their best in the lead up to the National Championships. The RAMS had tough matches against SOUTHERN POWER 1.1, 5.2, 8.3, 9.4 (58) NORTH SHORE 4.1, 9.5, 11.7, 17.8 (110) VIC Metro and SA and Tom will learn a lot this year and take those lessons into MANLY-WARRINGAH 4.3, 4.3, 4.3, 5.4 (34) ILLAWARRA 2.2, 3.3, 6.5, 10.5 (65) next years National Championships.
"Tom is not only a fantastic player, but a great kid", says Balmain GM Adam GOALS, GOALS, Coles. "His work ethic and love of football is obvious and we are confident he will SOUTHERN POWER : P. Hamer 2, M. New 2, M. Bellman 1, G. NORTH SHORE : E. Davis 4, N. Adams 3, M. Voyage 3, B. be on the draft table in 2 years time". Enright 1, A. Fritsch 1, J. Clarke 1, I. Holder 1 Hatton 1, R. Svendsen 1, S. Jackson 1, T. Aynsley 1, M. Thomas MANLY-WARRINGAH : L. Brain 1, J. Hall 1, M. Ahern 1, E. 1, S. Williams 1, J. Falconer 1 Burke 1, J. Hume 1 ILLAWARRA : D. Sweeney 2, P. Lloyd 2, A. Perger 1, D. Koop 1, BEST, C. Cook 1, Z. Storer 1, P. Ireland 1, B. Gatwood 1 SOUTHERN POWER : L. Aggett, P. Hamer, J. Clarke, J. Hardy, BEST, I. Holder, M. Graham NORTH SHORE : T. Weston, S. Easey, M. Thomas, J. Falconer, MANLY-WARRINGAH : W. Brassil, A. Buncle, C. Pridgeon, J. E. Davis, S. Jackson Previous Nominees Rd 8— Ethan Hailey (Illawarra) Hall, E. Burke, L. Brain ILLAWARRA : D. Koop, P. Lloyd, D. Sweeney, A. Perger, G. Rd 1—Dave Lycakis (St George) Rd 9—Sam Boughton (Pennant Hills) Batty, D. Brooke Rd 2—Jackson Dwyer (East Coast) Rd 10—Patrick Codling (North Shore) Rd 3—Hayden Nichols (UNSW/ES) Rd 4—Robbie Bamford (Western Suburbs) UTS 4.1, 7.5, 10.9, 13.13 (91) EAST COAST EAGLES– BYE Rd 5—-Tim Barrett (Sydney University) MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 1.5, 5.7, 5.11, 7.13 (55) Rd 6 —- Lloyd Perris (St George) Rd 7— Craig Moller (Sydney University) GOALS, UTS : D. Lavender 6, D. Clinton 3, N. Barrett 1, M. Jenkins 1, T. McGregor 1, L. Madsen 1 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : A. Moody 2, S. Richards-Smith 2, A. Polkinghorne 1, B. Harland 1, A. Mac- Culloch 1 AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK BEST, UTS : E. Healey, S. Silver, L. Madsen, D. Clinton, J. Prince, F. McManus MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : A. Polkinghorne, A. Rodgers, M. Bishop, A. Moody, M. Bourke, D. Brogan
DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 10
ST GEORGE 1.0, 5.0, 6.1, 10.3 (63) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3.2, 5.5, 5.7, 6.10 (46) MANLY-WARRINGAH 2.4, 3.6, 7.6, 9.8 (62) AUBURN 0.3, 2.3, 6.4, 6.6 (42)
GOALS, GOALS, ST GEORGE : R. Talbot 5, C. Andrews 3, A. Brooks 1, T. Cleary SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : T. Cole 3, C. Birch 2, J. Walker 1 1 AUBURN : O. Kassem 2, S. Kassem 2, M. Moussa 1, A. Suraya MANLY-WARRINGAH : R. McSorley 4, D. Pearson 1, J. Mc 1 Dougall 1, W. Halpin 1, T. Jones 1, J. Vadasz 1 BEST, Don‘t miss any of the excitement of the AFL Sydney competition on BEST, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : R. Kennedy, L. McKenzie, C. Birch, C. Channel 518 on Friday night from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. ST GEORGE : D. Haban, M. Edwards, R. Talbot, D. Pratt, J. Cole, J. Patterson, C. Wilkinson Bloor, S. Johnson AUBURN : O. Kassem, M. Kassem, I. Kassem, M. Yaghi, M. MANLY-WARRINGAH : R. McSorley, D. Pearson, J. Vadasz, A. Hussein, S. Kassem Round 12: Balmain vs Sydney University Mitghell, C. Hickford, J. Lambe
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AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK—RD 11
U18 PREMIER CUP P W L D % MR U18 CHALLENGE P W L % MR
EAST COAST 10 9 0 1 234 95 CAMPBELLTOWN 9 9 0 302 100 Janis Blums NORTH SHORE 9 7 1 1 197 83 MAC UNI WARRIORS 8 6 2 159 75 Balmain
RIVERVIEW 10 6 2 2 125 70 MANLY-WARRINGAH 10 6 4 149 60
PENNANT HILLS 9 6 3 0 117 67 SOUTHERN POWER 9 5 4 112 56 Isaac Irvin Mark Graham SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10 6 4 0 134 60 HOLROYD-PARRA 9 4 5 117 44 UTS St George ST GEORGE 10 4 6 0 116 40 BALMAIN 9 3 6 78 38
PENRITH 10 3 7 0 49 30 MOOREBANK 9 3 6 82 33
ILLAWARRA 10 2 7 1 74 25 EAST COAST 9 3 6 59 33 Kieran Wright Ryan Barrett Marcus Linsen WESTERN SUBURBS 10 2 7 1 65 25 MAC UNI KOOKAS 9 1 8 25 11 Pennant Hills Western Suburbs Campbelltown UNSW/ES 10 1 9 0 41 10
PREMIER DIV MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 11 Craig Moller BALMAIN 5.4, 5.6, 6.10, 11.10 (76) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2.1, 6.3, 8.6, 10.9 (69) Sydney University UTS 1.1, 4.3, 5.5, 8.6 (54) PENNANT HILLS 1.1, 2.5, 5.8, 8.9 (57)
GOALS, GOALS, Declan Donohue BALMAIN : J. Saddington 5, A. Mitchell 2, M. Edwins 1, B. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : A. Campbell 2, A. Turco 2, T. Barrett 2, Ban Mankarious Jones 1, T. Head 1, J. Howard 1 M. Hutton 1, P. Dugmore 1, C. Kendrick 1, T. Barton 1 Clint McGrath St George UTS : S. Fitzgerald 2, J. Caica 2, S. Way 1, A. Morley 1, D. PENNANT HILLS : L. Bilbe 3, B. Urwin 2, D. De Looze 1, J. Western Suburbs Sydney Uni Teasdale 1, T. Wallace 1 Gourlay 1, B. Jack 1 BEST, BEST, BALMAIN : J. Farrell, J. Blums, T. Stevens, J. Ryder, B. Jones, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : N. Lye, B. Mankarious, C. Moller, D. Seb Paynter J. Britton Mitchell, C. Wells, P. Dugmore North Shore UTS : I. Irvin, S. Fitzgerald, C. Tolj, M. Atkinson, F. Purcell, A. PENNANT HILLS : K. Wright, S. Boughton, B. Beaston, D. Morley Dell'Aquila, A. Duncan, S. Parker UMPIRES: Skinner, McBrien, Hayter @ Henson Park UMPIRES: Deigan, Fox, Richards @ Mike Kenny Oval Brendan Fitzgerald North Shore ST GEORGE 2.1, 5.3, 7.10, 10.12 (72) WESTERN SUBURBS 3.3, 5.4, 9.5, 14.7 (91) CAMPBELLTOWN 2.2, 4.3, 5.7, 7.10 (52) UNSW/ES 1.3, 5.5, 8.7, 10.9 (69)
GOALS, GOALS, ST GEORGE : D. Napper 3, T. Addison 2, D. Ryan 2, J. Shine- WESTERN SUBURBS : M. Eurell 5, K. Walford 2, P. Gannon 2, berg 1, D. Lycakis 1, N. Ryan 1 C. Specha 1, S. Pearson 1, B. Lafferty 1, Jerome Farrell Andrew Barned Nick Lye CAMPBELLTOWN : M. Moore 2, B. Freney 1, M. Hogan 1, B. D. Watkins 1, R. Miller 1 Reid 1, D. Linsen 1, T. Sims 1 UNSW/ES : T. Widmer 5, N. Tsindos 1, M. Collett 1, J. Par- Balmain Illawarra Sydney Uni BEST, menter 1, J. Kiel 1, B. Elleman 1 ST GEORGE : D. Donohue, M. Graham, A. Herne, D. Ryan, T. BEST, Addison, P. McBride WESTERN SUBURBS : S. Pearson, R. Barrett, C. McGrath, S. CAMPBELLTOWN : M. Linsen, H. Sherwood, D. Linsen, B. Hudson, M. Lemme, D. Lambert Joynson, S. Hardy, B. Reid UNSW/ES : H. Nichols, T. Widmer, P. Kefalas, R. Pert, M. UMPIRES: Baigent, Rowe, Bertram @ Olds Park Collett, C. Jourdain UMPIRES: Lewis, T Fletcher, Hopkins @ Picken Oval
Pat Brackin Seamus Pearson
NORTH SHORE 3.5, 6.8, 8.10, 11.15 (81) EAST COAST EAGLES – BYE North Shore Western Suburbs ILLAWARRA 4.0, 4.2, 8.3, 12.4 (76)
GOALS, NORTH SHORE : D. Roberts 2, P. Brackin 2, R. Pryor 2, S. Paynter 1, B. Attwood 1, L. Pryor 1, C. Murphy 1, D. Fitzgerald 1 Tim Widmer ILLAWARRA : A. Barned 6, K. Ewen- Chappel 4, R. Cutifani 1, P. Lake 1 BEST, UNSW/ES NORTH SHORE : S. Paynter, P. Brackin, B. Fitzgerald, P. Codling, A. Harry, R. Pryor ILLAWARRA : A. Barned, T. Bartlett, E. Hailey, J. Daniher, T. Green, R. Wells UMPIRES: Kalayzich, Day, Langdon @ North Dalton Park
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WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES AFL SYDNEY LADDERS
Senior Coach: Peter Free PREMIER DIVISION P W L F A % MR DIVISION THREE P W L % MR Club Colours: Black & White BALMAIN 10 9 1 895 651 137 90 www.sydneymagpies.com.au UNSW/ES 10 9 1 254 90 EAST COAST EAGLES 9 8 1 1111 393 283 89 UTS 8 6 2 153 75 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10 8 2 1080 715 151 80 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10 7 3 137 70 No NAME GOALS The winter of discontent that has engulfed the Magpies this year finally NORTH SHORE 9 6 3 781 666 117 67 1 RYAN BARRETT broke under a sunny sky at Picken Oval on Saturday. In many respects SAINTS AFC 9 6 3 186 67 Wests have not played terribly this year but a combination of silly mis- PENNANT HILLS 9 5 4 721 636 113 56 2 JOSHUA ZOPPO takes, bad luck and a gradual erosion of confidence have seen them SOUTHERN POWER 9 4 5 91 44 3 MATTHEW LEMME endure a long losing sequence. However, with the weather finally UNSW/ES 10 5 5 851 891 96 50 4 CHRIS LEES turning on Friday and with an unusual up tempo start from the side, WESTERN SUBURBS 9 4 5 78 44 Saturday was transformed into a breakout weekend. The backline again ST GEORGE 10 5 5 711 940 76 50 5 DANIEL LAMBERT proved the catalyst for the win with their tight play led superbly by Ryan EAST COAST 9 4 5 76 44 ILLAWARRA 11 5 6 774 856 90 45 6 TIM BIGNELL Barrett who time and again took telling marks and repelled the Bulldogs MACQUARIE UNI 10 4 6 120 40 forward thrusts with skill off the ground. He was ably assisted by Young 7 CLINT MCGRATH WESTERN SUBURBS 10 2 8 627 780 80 20 Lynn Roehrig's run off half back and this combined with the efforts of CAMPBELLTOWN 10 2 8 39 20 8 JOHN HAGGERTY Matthew Lemme and Daniel Lambert helped to restrict their opposition UTS 10 1 9 611 1086 56 10 9 DWAIN WATKINS to a losing total. Up the ground Captain Stephen Hudson and Vice NORTH SHORE 10 1 9 37 10 Captain Dwain Watkins provided the skillful link play which enabled CAMPBELLTOWN 10 0 10 566 1114 51 0 10 JEFF MORGAN forward Matthew "Stan Milton" Eurell to capitalise on. The pace of Clint 11 MATT EURELL McGrath on the wing also proved telling when the game was there to be won in the second half. It wasn't until the last quarter that the Magpies, DIVISION FOUR P W L % MR 12 BILL LAFFERTY DIVISION ONE P W L % MR who have not gone on with in similar situations this year, finally broke 13 JAMIE SCOTT through. A massive goal from Pat Gannon from beyond the 50 metre MACQUARIE UNI 8 8 0 180 100 MANLY WARRINGAH 10 8 2 233 80 14 STEPHEN HUDSON (capt) arc fired the side to victory and finally the "when Wests come charging PENRITH 9 8 1 205 89 15 JACK O‘DONOGHUE through..." victory song rang out in the changerooms afterwards. A SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10 8 2 125 80 number of notable mentions must be made, Seamus Pearson played UTS 6 4 2 151 67 16 TIM LAMBERT his best game for the club constantly chiming in with skillful bursts. SOUTHERN POWER 9 7 2 151 78 17 KYALL WALFORD Seamus is a product of our Junior Club and won the U18 Best & Fairest MOOREBANK 9 5 4 105 56 last year. He might be slight of frame, but this year he has impressed MACQUARIE UNI 10 7 3 197 70 18 ROBBIE BAMFORD everyone with his play, none more so than his proud parents. Christien UNSW/ES 10 5 5 93 50 EAST COAST EAGLES 9 5 4 138 56 19 RORY MILLER Specha was also rewarded with his first senior appearance after being HOLROYD-PARRA 9 3 6 92 33 20 CHRIS DRUM the standout goalkicker in the U18's for the last 2 seasons. Christien is UTS 9 4 5 99 44 a very strong forward on the lead and an accurate kick for goal and MANLY-WARRINGAH 8 2 6 68 25 21 NATHAN VASSALLO kicked a goal with his first touch in senior football - bravo! The win was PENNANT HILLS 9 4 5 81 44 22 LYN ROEHRIG soured somewhat at the end of the game when Matt Eurell was con- NOR-WEST 6 1 5 77 17 UNSW/ES 10 4 6 65 40 23 DYLAN CRUZ cussed in a legitimate contest for the ball. The AFL's emphasis this year on head injuries was proved a correct one as Matt was "talking in AUBURN 9 1 8 40 11 NORTH SHORE 9 3 6 67 33 24 PAT GANNON tongues" when he came round and was stretchered off the 25 LEWIS BOND ground .Awarded a free kick in front of goal, the "trough" alternated from WESTERN SUBURBS 10 2 8 59 20 being adamant about taking the kick, to crying with emotion and finally 26 JOHN MCDONALD to being abusively filthy on Billy Lafferty for kicking "his"resultant goal. ILLAWARRA 11 1 10 49 9 27 SCOTT LEAR Matthew will be monitored this week by the medical staff but must be 28 JAMES WATKINS considered unlikely to play. DIVISION FIVE P W L % PTS 29 NATHAN SCARFO 30 FERGUS MCFARLANE DIVISION TWO P W L % MR SOUTHERN POWER 10 10 0 300 40 31 SEAMUS PEARSON BALMAIN 10 8 2 149 80 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10 6 4 145 24 32 BRENTON MUMME PENRITH 10 7 3 165 70 SAINTS AFC 10 6 4 127 24 37 JARRYD LEAR 40 DAVE CUSICK HOLROYD-PARRA 10 7 3 146 70 MOOREBANK 10 6 4 128 24 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10 7 3 135 70 MANLY-WARRINGAH 10 6 4 89 24
AUBURN 10 6 4 100 60 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 10 4 6 100 16
NOR-WEST 10 5 5 99 50 CAMDEN 10 2 8 61 8
ST GEORGE 10 4 6 69 40 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 10 0 10 28 0
MOOREBANK 10 3 7 87 30
MANLY-WARRINGAH 10 2 8 61 20
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Latest News Results No NAME GOALS The UTS Bats congratulate club stalwart Dustin Teasdale who 1 TIM WALLACE last week chalked up his 100th game for the club in the Friday 2 JAMES CAICA night clash against Balmain at Henson. As a player, Teaser has 2011 Fixtures Ladders 3 ZAC JARDINE done it all. Premierships, Club Best and Fairest wins and cap- taincy. From the day he stepped into the club way back in 2005, 4 ANDREW DAVIS Teaser has been an integral part of our on field success. He has Photo Gallery Sydney AFL Forms 6 MITCHELL HALL inspired the club in his work ethic on the track and encouraged 7 JOT LYNAS extra fitness sessions outside of normal training times. The 8 DAN MCGRATH rewards have been there for him. He is one player you know will be switched on and performing for the mighty UTS Bats come All the details and player information will be available on the web- 9 SHAUN SILVER game day. Attention now turns to this week with three games 10 MICHAEL ATKINSON against Wests and the Division Four team heading out to Ben- site by 9pm on the day of the match 11 ISAAC IRVINE sons Lane. And as always things don‘t happen by accident so 12 ANDREW KEITH the UTSAFC would like to thank their key sponsors:
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CAMPBELLTOWN BLUES NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION
No NAME Senior Coach: Brad Freney 1 ANTON LEWIS www.nswafua.com.au Club Colours: Navy & White 2 MATTHEW GESTIER [email protected] 3 DANNY DEIGAN 4 SAM SKINNER 5 NATHAN ELSWORTHY No NAME GOALS In the Challenge Cup, the Campbelltown Under 18's have con- 6 JUSTIN FOX 1 BEN YAKIMOV tinued their unbeaten run so far this season with a win over the 7 FRANK KALAYZICH 2 ALEX CARTER East Coast Eagles last Saturday. The Eagles started well, taking 8 MICHAEL PECK a one goal lead into the first break. The Blues retook the lead in 9 ANDREW RUTHERFORD 3 TYSON SIMS the second term, but at half time the difference between the 4 KURT HANSON sides was just two points. It was in the third term that the Blues 10 BRENT PAWLEY 5 MATTHEW SCULLY turned up the pressure, keeping the Eagles to just one goal for 11 DEAN GARROWAY 7 MARK LEACH the term and kicking four themselves. Another four goals in the 12 CARL FLETCHER final term secured the win, Campbelltown 11.19.85 to East 13 TODD FLETCHER 8 JORDAN BEVERIDGE Coast 4.5.29. Tyson Sims was dominant for the Blues up for- 14 WILLIAM MACARTHUR 10 JAKE BRAZILL ward, kicking six goals for the game while James Bottin-Noonan 15 STEPHEN STORK 11 SCOTT HARDY kicked two. Joshua Van Luenen, Joshua O'Brien and Peter 16 MATT EDDY 12 KANE CLARK Simpson were among the best for Campbelltown. 17 MATTHEW BAIGENT 14 BRYCE MARTIN In the Division Three game, a heavily depleted Campbelltown 18 STEVEN WALLBANK 15 KIEREN MONTELEONE side suffered their biggest loss of the season, losing by 114 19 LIAM ROWE 17 DAVID LINSEN points to UNSW-ES. While the Blues were competitive for three 20 MARK HOPKINS out of thee four quarters, the Bulldogs were in control of the 18 NILS WILLIAMS 21 JAMES MCBRIEN game and doubled their score with a flurry of goals in the final 22 PAUL BARRON 20 CAMERON GORDON quarter to win UNSW-ES 20.24.144 to Campbelltown 4.6.30. 21 JOEL WATTS 23 LACHLAN MCDONALD 22 BRENTON SOMERVILLE Despite putting in a competitive performance, Campbelltown are 24 CHRIS MARATHAKIS yet to find the winning formula in the Premier Division, losing to 23 ALEX SNEDDON 25 MICHAEL RICHARDS St George last Saturday at Olds Park. There was little to sepa- 26 AIDAN GROSAS 29 JAMES BOOTIN-NOONAN rate the two sides in the first quarter, kicking two goals each and 27 GLEN CALLAGHAN 30 SHANE DOHERTY the Blues taking a single point advantage into the first break. 28 TRAVIS DAY 32 BEN REID The second quarter delivered much of the same, but St George edged in front with a one goal lead at half time. The Saints had 29 GEORDIE HAWKINS 35 HAMISH SHERWOOD the best of things in the third quarter though, limiting Campbell- 30 JAMES PRATT 36 BLAKE MCCROSSEN town to just one goal and kicking two to extend their lead to 17 31 LUKE HALL 43 LUKE COUGHLAN points. The Blues were unable to pull back the margin in the final 32 RILEY MIEDLER 44 GAVIN NOTTLE term and ended the game Campbelltown 7.10.52 to St George 33 TOM BOWES 10.12.72. 45 MITCH HOGAN 34 LUKE TURNER 46 CHANTHA PAL 35 PETER HUMPHRIES 47 BRYCE JOYNSON 36 CHRIS NIVEN 48 JARRAD MULLANEY 37 DAVID LENIOR 49 MARCUS LINSEN 38 CHRIS HAYTER GAVIN BERTRAM 50 MATT MOORE 39 40 ANDY SMYTH 52 BEN WHARTON 41 MICHAEL RASO 54 JOEL PARSONS 42 AARON LANGDON 54 SAMUEL PARKINSON 65 LUKE NONEY 55 MATT MOREY 43 DAVID NEWELL 55 VICTORIA RAWLINGS 66 BRAD DEAN 44 DANIEL HICKIE 56 KYLE COLEMAN 67 ROBERT HAYES 45 MATTHEW ELLIOTT 57 MORGAN HUDSON 68 JAMES BRODIE LEO NELSON 46 58 CHRIS NIXON 70 STEPHEN BAKER 47 ANTHONY VAN BREUGAL 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 12— June 25-26, 2011 27 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au
SAINTS afc PENNANT HILLS DEMONS
Senior Coach: Michael Dunlea Senior Coach: Kevin Eynaud Club Colours: Red, White & Black Club Colours: Navy Blue & Red www.saintsafc.com www.pennanthillsafc.com.au
No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS Seniors and Reserves are split again this week, the Div 3 boys The Demons Under 18s had a convincing win but the Division 1 1 JASON THOMPSON making the trip to the wide spaces of Monarch against Camp- 1 DANIEL KEATING and Premier Divisions were beaten by Sydney University in last 2 PETER CONDUIT belltown whilst Div 5 welcomes Sydney Uni to Pioneers. Both 2 SEBASTIAN PARKER week‘s games at Mike Kenny Oval. The fluctuating wind condi- 3 BRETT SOMERVILLE teams are in their respective top 5 but the standings are tight so 3 SAM BOUGHTON tions throughout the day didn‘t help in the standard of football in 5 THOMAS SHAW we need to keep the wins coming through. Good luck to all sides 4 TIM SCOULAR all games. today. 7 STEVE CHICHESTER Last week, both teams made the trip south to Southern Power. 5 STEVE WRAY Premier Division fought back in the second half to lose by 12 9 MARK KAVANAGH The Seniors had a solid win against a gutsy Power outfit. Simon 6 BRANT JACK points. Kieran Wright continued his excellent form following his 10 TIMO BURES Williams got the players mug with the goals were shared around 7 JASON CLARKE Sydney representative game and was well supported by young 11 DON WATERSTON on a windy day. The win was soured by the injury to 1983 Cleo 8 MATT THOMAS ruckman Sam Boughton. Luke Bilbe scored 3 goals and Ben Bachelor of the year, Steve Chichester, which puts pay to his Urwin 2 with singles to Dan Delooze, Jon Gourlay and Brandon 12 MURRAY CONALLIN 9 NICK CAMPBELL 14 LLIAM MOUNTNEY season. All the best Chitty with your recovery, you have been a Jack. great contributor on and off the park. 10 JACKSON POTTER 15 SIMON GRAHAM In the Reserves, the boys came up against the competition 11 JONATHON GOURLAY Today we are travel and we mean travel – Premier Division 16 SIMON WILLIAMS benchmark who have yet to drop a game. Unfortunately we 12 DANIEL DELOOZE plays Campbelltown at Monarch Field at 2.10pm in a must win 17 ADAM TREMELLEN couldn't reverse the recent game at home and the Power were game. Division 1 play Manly-Warringah at Weldon Oval at 14 TIM WALES 18 GREG O‘CONNOR solid 10 goal winners. Condo got the players mug. We need to 2.10pm and the Under 18s play St Ignatius- Riverview at River- 20 MICHAEL DUNLEA turn it around and get the points against Sydney Uni this 15 KIERAN WRIGHT view No 1 oval at 10.00am. 21 PETER KING week given its a very tight ladder. 16 ALEX GOODALL Make a note in your social calendar now for; 22 DANIEL ANDERSON Off field there are still tickets in the Reverse Raffle @ $100 per 17 JAY LEWIS ticket. Supporters and players, your support is appreciated. 18 DAN WITT 23 TIM LINEHAN Contact Condo for your lucky ticket! The draw is 30 July at the Saturday 23rd July and book your tickets to the Demons 40th 24 PATRICK DOYLE Botany Bay Hotel. 19 JOEL MCINERNEY Anniversary Dinner Dance to be held at the Pennant Hills 26 ED CASEER The week before on 23 July, the Red White and Black night is on 20 STUART TURNER Golf Club from 7.00pm. 27 BERNARD BUSH at the Doncaster Hotel which is always a great event. See Dave 21 JARRED MOBBS Bookings are essential and close 4th July 2011. 28 ANDREW HUTCHEON Turner for details. 23 JOSH KEEN 29 STEVE SADLER Lastly, we want to highlight the great support of the following partners of the Saints afc 25 DAMIAN DELL‘AQUILLA (c) Tickets are now available from; 31 MICHAEL GARSTON Major Sponsors- Hyundai, Pacific Network Global Logistics, 26 BRANDON JACK 33 LEIGH WILSON (capt) Oriel Building Services, 27 ROBERT WATTS Meredith Dunell M 0421 666 789 or [email protected] 34 SCOTT FEIGAN (capt) Supporting Sponsors - The Doncaster Hotel, Paddington Bowl- 28 CAMERON SMITH 35 DAVID COAKLEY ing Club, Totally Workwear Mascot, NAB Randwick, Coates And Ian Parker M 0428 261 984 or [email protected] 29 BEN BEASTON 38 JUSTIN HYLAND Hire, N G Farah and Rice Graphic Images. 31 MITCH CRAWFORD 39 CRAIG BARNES Please check our website www.pennanthillsafc.com.au for regular updates. 41 NEIL CONLAN 32 BEN URWIN 43 GREG ALLEN 33 MATT CARTER 45 EAMON LOUGHREY 34 LUKE TURNER 50 RICH ANDERSON 36 DARREN BOULET 51 STEVE HUNT 38 TED WIDMER 53 JACK WESTHORPE 41 MATTHEW CAREY (c) 54 LUCAS KINGSTON BROWN 43 DAVE MAUNSELL 55 BRIAN WHITE 45 AARON DUNCAN 56 ANDREW LADBURY 55 MATT MCCAMEY 57 SAM EVANS 59 LUKE BILBE 59 SEAN HARPER-WIRTH 66 MORGAN REID 74 MICHAEL IZHIK
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NORTH SHORE BOMBERS NOR WEST JETS
Senior Coach: Rohan Graham Senior Coach: Garry Bull Club Colours: Black & Red Club Colours: Blue & White www.northshorefc.com.au www.hawkesburyafc.com.au
No NAME GOALS Our Senior team remains in fourth place on the ladder, after getting up in a thriller over Illawarra last Sunday. No NAME GOALS THE Nor-West Jets can take a big step towards qualifying for 1 LACHLAN PRYOR 1 STEVEN CHASE this year‘s AFL Sydney Division Two top five when we welcome 2 DANNY ROBERTS The Bombers had given up a five-goal lead to be nine 2 BRENDAN CAMERON St George to Bensons Lane (we hope) in what shapes as an early elimination final . 3 DALE FITZGERALD points behind with the clock in time on, but late goals to 3 PETER RICHARDSON 4 MICHAEL TRENT The Dragons stung the Jets with their intensity and desperation Chris Murphy and Rory Pryor got us over the line. 5 JAROD THOMSON (capt) earlier in the season when they overcame a four goal deficit to 5 JARRYD WATTERS 6 BROCK GIBSON win by the same margin at Henson Park, and the Jets will be 6 ZAC METCALFE Our Reserves and Under 18s also enjoyed wins over 7 OWEN BUTCHER keen to get one back in a clash of teams sitting sixth and sev- enth on the ladder. 7 BRENDAN FITZGERALD Illawarra, but our Thirds went down to Wests at Gore 9 SCOTT ALLAN Nor-West missed the opportunity to move into the five last week 8 CHRIS MURPHY Hill. 10 GERARD SMITS when an undermanned team couldn‘t quite hold off the fast- 9 ADRIAN HARRY 11 JOSH HOWE finishing Balmain in a one-point thriller in a match played under This Saturday sees all four of our teams together for the 10 JASON HARRY 12 STEVE DAVIDSON lights at Blacktown, with literally less than a second separating first time, a super Saturday of footy at Gore Hill. All four 11 EVAN DAVIS 14 AARON BAYNE the Jets and a shot at goal after the final siren. 12 LACHLAN CLANCY grades will take on UNSW-ES in what is sure to be an- The club is hoping to regain its three best defenders for today‘s other enthralling day of football action. 15 MICK YEE match to bolster a backline that put in a brave and super effort 13 PHIL BOURNE 16 SEB GOLDRICK against the high-flying Dockers. 14 JAMIE O‘DELL And not only will our footballing stars thrive on the field, 17 MICHAEL GRAY The reserves will finally receive an opportunity to take the field 15 SCOTT EASEY but the lure of the stage beckons on Saturday night for 18 PAUL SHERWOOD after another two weeks off due to weather and a bye, and face 16 MATTY THOMAS a huge test against top three team UTS as they look to stay our Player Review. It‘s sure to be a night of fun, frivolity 20 JAKE BERRY (capt) clear of the relegation zone. 17 MICHAEL VOYAGE and just maybe the unearthing of some hidden talent. It 21 CHRIS KYLE The twos have played just six matches in 12 weeks of football 18 SEB PAYNTER will be held at Minskies at Cremorne, and it‘s just $15 for 23 CHRIS AHEARN and will be hoping to string a few games together in the second 19 RYAN MELDRUM what will be a night of superb entertainment. 24 PAUL WEBSTER half of the season. The club is delighted to announce that it successfully raised 20 ANTHONY LOWES 26 MATT LLOYD th $32,000 at the Hawkesbury AFC-Richmond Club Corporate 21 TOM MCMAHON And a reminder that Saturday 16 July is Back to Bears 28 CHRIS BLAKE Day. It‘s a day when we reflect on the rich history of our Raceday 12 days ago, which will go a long way to seeing a new 22 ZAC MANLEY 29 DONNY OLLINGTON clubhouse built on Bensons 3 in time for the 2012 season – we club. This year marks the 50th, 20th and 10th anniversary 23 CHRIS MACKINNON 30 SCOTT BRAID again thank all sponsors and volunteers for their efforts, espe- 24 TEDDY STRUDWICK of North Shore premierships, and several of our legends cially the Richmond Club and Hawkesbury Race Club. from seasons past will be joining us. Come to Gore Hill 31 CHRIS COLLINS 25 RON WASON Another date to put in your diary is Saturday, July 16, after the Oval on the day for what is sure to be a celebration of 32 JAMES MOYNIHAN return clash with Penrith, when racing‘s finest regalia will come 26 TIM WESTON our sensational game of footy, and of heroes past and 33 JOSH CASS out to play for the Blue and White Slipper at the Richmond Club 27 PAT CODLING present. 34 MATT LAURENCE – see Jo Elder for more details, while another of our great spon- sors, Delishus Tapas Bar and Spanish Restaurant, will be host- 30 DYLAN ROSS 36 ADAM FOX 32 TOM ANYSLEY ing an International Beer Tasting Night on Wednesday, July 20 – 41 GRANT HOFFMAN more details to come. 33 BEN CLARKE 42 WAWRICK SMITH 34 DAVID ORR 43 JOSH JAMES 35 DANIEL KULK 44 RYAN BOWEN 36 DAVID MARTIN 46 DAMIAN BROWN 37 DAMIEN CASEY 48 SAM MAKINS 39 PAT BRACKIN 53 STUART TIBBEN 40 BRAD HOLMES 54 JONO DOWL 41 RICHARD LYNCH 58 BEN CAIN 44 BEN ATTWOOD 59 DANIEL GUTHRIDGE 74 SCOTT LONGMAN 77 MATT BROPHY
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HOLROYD PARRAMATTA GOANNAS UNSW/EASTERN SUBURBS BULLDOGS
Senior Coach: Shane Jorgenson Senior Coach: Tom Hill Club Colours: Blue & Yellow Club Colours: White, Red, Blue, Black, Yellow www.goannas.com.au http://bulldogs.sydneyafl.com.au
No NAME GOALS st nd No NAME GOALS In a disappointing day for the Bulldogs, 1 and 2 grade Sydney‘s big wet meant that for the second time this season, the 1 PETER KEFALAS (capt) 1 MICHAEL STACEY Goannas transported their home games to Henson Park. After a big were both outclassed by Wests sides below them on the 2 XAVIER BRENNAN 5 DAVID HOOK win previously against Sydney Uni, the Div 2 Goannas were looking ladder. to keep their momentum going against Penrith. The Goannas also 3 TOM HEATH 6 CRAIG GEDDES had revenge on their mind after their meeting earlier in the year. 4 MAX COLLETT 7 MATTHEW OPHOF In the 1‘s there were some positive signs, however, Aided by a strong breeze, the Goannas took the early honours in a 5 JEREMY KIEL 10 BRYCE MAYNE shootout, kicking 7 goals to 3. The second quarter performance was including Tank Widmar kicking 5 from full forward. The 6 JORDAN WOODS 11 SCOTT MAGUIRE critical, and the Goannas put their stamp on the game, kicking 4 goals Human Goldfish, Ryan Pert, also continued his good to 1 into the breeze to open up a sizeable half time lead. The re- 7 OSCAR SIDLO-JONES 12 LUKE COCKS form as did Hayden Nicholls. peated this dose in the third quarter, and then put the seal on the 8 BEN HABERLEY 13 JASON WILSON game in the last and for the second game in a row came away with a 9 RICHARD TROON In better news for the club, the 3‘s and 4‘s had good 14 RYAN JOHNSTON 60-point plus win against the ladder leading side. Captain Andrew 10 DAVID COUPE wins, however, the 18‘s were unfortunately well beaten. 15 JARED FLEMING Munns lead the way, shutting down the Rams key player all day. Mick Stacey and Jack Schwarze were dominant in the middle, with Craig 11 ADAM GULDEN 16 JACK SCHWARZE Geddes getting plenty of it all over the ground. The 2 bookends, Peter 13 JOEL ROBBIE In club news, the Trivia night will be held on 16 July. 17 TODD WATERS Zuvela and Mark Hudson were big and dominant all game. A great 14 RYAN PERT Always a cracking night, please contact the club for 18 LUKE WALSH team effort was highlighted by the fact there were 13 goal kickers on 15 NICK TSINDOS more details. 19 KRISTEN CARVILLE the day. After a win over Auburn over the long weekend, Div 4 were looking to carry on their momentum against the Rams, and were 16 NICK MCGANN 20 SCOTT NOLAN confident after their last showing against them. Some good scram- 17 ANGUS ROBSON The Bulldogs would like to thanks their sponsors, The 23 KANE RADFORD bling work in defence saw the team still in it at quarter time, and in the 19 BRETT ELLEMAN Doncaster Hotel, Nicholas Haywood Jewellery Conci- 24 GREG ADAMS second they came out strong and took it right up to Penrith with the 20 SAM TAGLIABUE erge, AW Edwards Plumbing and Randwick Dental. 26 MARK HUDSON game in the balance at half time. Unfortunately they could not sustain this in the second half with the Rams taking the points. Luke Mans- 21 JOSH PARMENTER 28 MATTHEW DIXON bridge was the best afield, doing plenty of mopping up in defence and 22 AARON BANTOFT 29 ADAM BYRNE getting plenty of it, and was well supported by Ash Mulcahy, Daniel 23 ANTHONY RODRIGUES 30 MARK HILL Galaying, Brenton Martin, Ben Pooley, and Hayden Goodman who 24 BEN WOODS 33 ANDREW MUNNS (capt) turned in a vintage performance. Div 5 took on Manly, and with their performances improving with each week they were hopeful of break- 26 LEIGH LAVERY 35 ANTHONY BISHOP ing the duck for the season. Despite once again putting in some very 27 ALEX HENDERSON 36 SIRELI FIFITA good efforts, they were not able to match Manly and went down 28 PAT STOKES 38 PETER ZUVULA valiantly. In his first game for the club Anthony Nyamekye was the 29 CHRIS JOURDAIN 39 BEN HACKENBERG best on ground, with fellow first gamer Gabriel Tor showing great potential. Trevor Goddard, Carl Alexander, Nathaniel Fennell and 31 TOM ATALLAH 40 CHARLES GALAYINI Jarad Welling all put in outstanding efforts on a trying day. Having just 32 JACK MCKINLAY 41 DAMIEN VASSALLO come off a game against the top of the table side, the Under 18‘s 33 ANDREW DUTHIE faced another big challenge taking on the second placed Mac Uni Warriors. The boys started the game very well, and had the lead after 34 TIM GARRETT a tight first quarter, but unfortunately could not sustain this for the rest 38 HAYDEN NICHOLS of the game and went down. Brent Johnston led from the front and 41 BLAKE MALCOLM tried to lift the side with a best on ground performance, and was given 44 RICHARD ROSENDORF good support by Jarryd Smith, Sam Neill, Peter Martinoli, Jordan Pidgeon and Gebre Zenebre. 45 JULIAN DOUST 48 LUKE FOX 50 GILES ROBINSON 55 ANDREW GOODIESON 56 JACK MCANESPIE 59 CAMERON MCKINLAY 60 TIM WIDMER
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BALMAIN DOCKERS SOUTHERN POWER
Senior Coach: Nic Fosdike Senior Coach: Rod Craig & Simon Closter Club Colours: White & Purple Club Colours: Aqua & Black www.balmaindockers.com.au www.southernpower.sydneyafl.com.au
No NAME GOALS It was a cold and blustery night that produced one of the ugliest No NAME GOALS Following a hugely successful ‗Members Day‘ at Gwawley last 1 JANIS BLUMS wins for the mighty Dockers this season….a win which also sees 1 LIAM DAVIS weekend the Power are on the road again this weekend. The undefeated 3rds kick the weekend action off when they head 2 CHRIS BOLT us take back top spot on the Sydney AFL Ladder! The wintry 2 ALAN FRITSCH across to Mac Uni on Saturday afternoon while the women are 3 DANIEL BRIAN conditions never allowed for a free flowing game of football and all 3 RYAN MURPHY credit to UTS for a solid 4 quarters of intense pressure, which also in action on Saturday afternoon at Mahoney against UNSW. 4 BEN TAGGERT almost got the better of the Dockers, until the last 10 minutes of 4 JAMES CLARKE 5 REECE DORAN the game. Jason Saddington kicked 2 goals in 2 minutes at the 5 MATT DOWLING Sunday see‘s the remaining 3 Power teams playing with the 6 ROHAN BATES start of the game and at the end of the game, which saw him lead 6 ROD CRAIG Under 18‘s heading across to Balmain in what shapes as a very the goal kicking tally ending up with 5 majors. Jerome "pretty" important match for the boys to stay inside the top 5 while both 7 JASON COULLOUPAS Farrell was best on ground with some strong marks and ferocious 7 PHILIP HAMER First and Reserves head to Bruce Purser for equally important 8 DANIEL TURNER tackles, but lost his ―bloody‖ title to Braedon Jones who has been 8 STUART BRIERTY games against East Coast. 9 JASON SADDINGTON challenging him for that right all year. Braedon also happened to 9 MICHAEL BELLMAN 10 ANDREW CLARK have an excellent game. Again the backline was stellar which was 10 CAMERON ROE Last weekend the Power completed 2 wins across the 5 teams. led by the Latvian Janis Blums with some fantastic no nonsense The Under 18‘s never really got going and went down to Moore- 11 TOM HEAD football and Travis Stevens, who seems to have a purchased spot 11 MITCHELL NEW bank while the womens team went down narrowly to last years 12 NIC FOSDIKE in the best players list! Big man Josh Ryder was fantastic in tough 12 ADAM COOK premiers. 3rd Grade got the first win of the day for the Power nd 13 MATTHEW FOSDIKE conditions for a big man and ―Aussie‖ Jo Britton has come back 13 MATTHEW YOUNG when they beat 2 placed Saints 71 – 15. Libba continued his from Tassie with some solid form to be among the Dockers finest 14 JAMES HOWARD 14 DUANE WILD great season with another 3 goals and was among the best but on the night! COLTS Captain, Brad Plug lined up for his first senior was well supported by Theo, Lovey and Dylan. 15 A. DUELL-FERGUSON game for Balmain, which opens another generational chapter in 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY 16 RUSSELL GORDON our history with his father Arie a former senior player. Arie also 16 GRAHAM ENRIGHT Ressies took on finals bound Saints and despite being right in it 17 ROHAN LILLY coached the Glebe Greyhounds U/15‘s to the club‘s first premier- 17 ROSS EMMERICK at halftime dropped away in the 2nd half to go down by 45 points. ship in 1988 along with Balmain player, Denis White. Lining up in 18 TRAVIS STEVENS 18 LUKE JANSSON Big Ian impressed in his first game in Reserve Grade while Trent that premiership side was 12year old youngster Adam Coles, and cult hero ‗The Rig‘ were also solid contributers. If the 19 BEN KINNAIRD current GM of Balmain Dockers. The following night at Blacktown, 19 ANDREW CLUFF Ressies can get a full side on the paddock in the 2nd half of the 20 KEVIN JONES the Dockers completed a fantastic weekend of football when Big 20 LIAM AGGETT season they can be a real force. Shows boys came from behind to post their most impressive win 21 BRAD PLUG 21 JAKE HARDY for the season. Nor West boasting a talented squad came firing In front of a huge home crowd the First Grade side took on table 22 MATT EDWINS out of the blocks with some excellent football in the first quarter to 22 DAVID TAYLOR topping Manly and rounded out the day in style with a 4 goal 23 NICK TODD bang home 6 goals and take up the challenge to the Dockers. The 23 MATTHEW GRAHAM victory. Newy led the goal scoring with 2 contenders for goal of rest of the game was fairly evenly contested with both sides play- 24 TIM SCHMIDT 24 MARSHALL CAIRNDUFF the year while Enners, Jakiie and Aggett continued their great ing skillful and exciting football, but the Dockers kept chipping 25 NICK DAVIS away and the last quarter saw several lead changes, but a desper- 25 LEON JOHNSON season form. 26 SAM SCHMIDT ate smother from Chris Bolt right on the death denied a Norwest 27 IAN HOLDER Upcoming events 27 BRAEDON JONES goal and victory! Ash Azhar led the goal kicking tally with a brilliant 28 RHYS DAVIS th performance bagging 6 for the night and at the other end Chris Saturday 30 July - Call to Arms Day 28 DAVID YEOMANS 29 BEN JOHNSON th Bolt was equally impressive in stopping Nor West‘s scoring oppor- Saturday 6 August – Major Raffle Draw + Jersey auction 29 ASH AZHAR tunities in the last line of defence. He also made some dashing 30 LYNDON HALL 30 JULIAN BLACK runs, which has become his signature move on the paddock. Luke 31 ANDREW WARDROP ~ Power In Unity ~ 31 JEROME FARRELL Freemantle had a solid game in the middle as did Troy Osland and 32 SHANE DEMIR 32 JACK DICKENS long time Balmain boy Micky Car had a blinder to be among the best for the Dominating Dockers. 34 RYAN KING-THORNBURG 33 JOEL BATES The win puts the Reserves back on top of the ladder now in both 44 SIMON DAVIES 34 TROY LUFF Seniors and Reserves!! 52 LEIGH HITCHCOCK
36 LUKE WILBY 59 NICK NOONAN 37 MITCH ROSE 38 JOSH RYDER 39 NICK HALLIDAY 40 LUKE FREEMANTLE
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MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WARRIORS SYDNEY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Senior Coach: Lindsay Bassani Senior Coach: Roger Moten Club Colours: Red, White & Black Club Colours: Blue & Gold www.muafc.com.au www.suanfc.com
No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS No notes provided. Last Round saw Sydney University have a successful weekend with the Students coming up trumps in 4 out of the 6 games. 1 BRETT HARLAND 1 JARROD WITTS Our Under 18‘s, missing a large number of players through exam 2 ALEX LEE 2 ANDREW POLKINGHORNE commitments, went down to a strong Pennant Hills outfit by 65 points 3 DYLAN BROGAN 3 ADAM MCCONNOCHIE to start the day off at Mike Kenny Oval at Cherrybrook. However, our Reserves produced an emphatic display in the Division One game to 4 ANDREW MOODY 4 MICHAEL HIGGINS record a strong 61 point victory. Des Worrell starred up forward with 8 5 JACK CASPERSONN 5 BRODIE COOPER goals and was joined in the best by Pete Casey and Dom Vincent. 6 SHAUN RICHARDS-SMITH 6 ADAM CAMPBELL Our Premier Division side had a tough encounter against a deter- mined Pennant Hills. After leading throughout the match by a tight 7 JAMES MOYLAN 8 CHRIS CLAREBOROUGH two to four goal margin, the Students eventually finished by coming 9 SAM CRICHTON 8 AIDERIC MOODY out 2 goal victors. Nick Lye, Craig Moller and Ben Mankarious in his 9 NATHAN BOWEN-WELDON 11 CHRIS KENDRICK first match back from an extended holiday were among the Students best. 10 STEPHEN BROOKS 12 JACK LAWSON Our Blues snapped their losing streak to record a tight 4 point victory 13 PETER DUGMORE 11 JAMES BRACKIN over Auburn at St. Pauls. In an impressive come from behind victory 12 MARCUS FIRTH 14 MONTY KROCHMAL in the final quarter, Ryan Kennedy starred in his first game back after vacation, along with Luke McKenzie and Chris Burch. After a late 13 CHRIS MUNRO 15 RICHARD BURROWS change of game to Bruce Persar Oval, our Reds had a tough loss to a 16 DAVID MITCHELL 14 JOSH MUNRO determined East Coast Eagles by 11 points in Division Three. The 16 AIDAN MCCULLOCH 17 JAMES LEWINGTON Students toiled hard all day but were unable to break through the tough Eagles defence. 17 ANDRE SLIWKA 18 ANTON TURCO In the most impressive display of the weekend, our Golds had a 19 MICHAEL HARTLEY 18 LEIGHTON CORR massive 102 point victory over Macquarie Uni in Division Five. Tom 19 RICHARD BELL 20 MARTIN RICE Beadle kicked 7 goals and was in the best players with Anthony Herring and Alban Beaumont. In a tight latter, the Golds are now 20 MATTHEW BOURKE 21 MITCH THOMPSON sitting equal second. 22 NICK ROBERTS 21 SAMUAL LOW On other notes, a return game is planned for the Sydney University 24 ANGUS RODGERS 23 SAM SLOANE Old Boys against the UTS Masters side is planned for 10am on July 30th at Trumper Park. We lost earlier in the year to UTS in the inaugu- 25 SEAN ELLICOTT 24 TIM BARTON ral Ladies Day cup. However, we bounced back with a win against 25 PETER HUGHES the Maroubra Sinners. I am looking for interested players to help 26 MARK RIGBY avenge our loss. I can be contacted by email at 27 JAMES BRAIN [email protected] The game coincides with the Sydney University Family day. The 28 CLINT WELLS game will be a great start to the day before everyone gets back to 29 KANE MURPHY Sydney University with their families 31 JESSE MARTIN SUANFC would like to recognise the strong support from our spon- sors – Bendigo Bank, CplusC Design Construct, Sydney University 32 MATT HUTTON Sport & Fitness, Forest Lodge Hotel, Integrated, Sydney City Toyota, 33 TOM ELKINGTON Trust Company of Australia, SportsLab Physiotherapy, Ark Total 34 MAX CARTER Wealth and Doughboys Pizza. 35 JOSH COLE 36 JORDAN MCCREARY 37 BEN FITZPATRICK 38 TIM AIR 39 BEN WILLIAMS 40 TOM AITKEN 41 PAUL KEMPTON 44 TIM BARRETT 47 NICK BARTON 51 CRAIG MOLLER
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EAST COAST EAGLES CAMDEN CATS
Senior Coach: Glenn Garner Senior Coach: Chris Hunt Club Colours: Blue & Yellow Club Colours: Navy Blue & White www.eastcoasteagles.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au
No NAME GOALS Round 12 and it is time for things to heat up just a little. The race No NAME GOALS Camden mounted a late charge in its match against Moorebank 1 BEN BOURKE is on to secure top spot in the Premier Division and the advan- 1 KANE ROWLEY on Saturday but came up a few goals short when the final siren 2 PAT WALTON tage going into the finals. It has been a flip flopping affair be- 2 CHRIS MURRAY sounded. tween the Eagles and the Dockers with last weeks Bye for the 3 JAMIE VLATKO 3 JAMIE PAGE Eagles handing the mantle back to the Dockers. A quick look 4 DAMIAN GATTE 4 NICK HILLS The Cats paid the price for a slow start but showed plenty of forward makes rounds 15 and 16 ones to mark on the calen- spunk in forcing their opponents to fight the game out. In the 5 JASON HAYES 5 JASON DUSS dar…The premiership ladder is not the only ladder to keep an end it was some poor kicking in the final 10 minutes that kept 6 LUKE MCLEOD eye on as well. Jamie Vlatko and Stephen Doyle are 1-2 in the 6 BEN MCDERMOTT Camden from a memorable win for the club. goal kicking stakes, so don‘t expect any handballs in the forward 7 TIM PHYSICK 7 DANIEL GRAHAM line. Also, The East Coast Eagles are right in the mix for the 8 MATT PRESTON Still, there were many positives for Camden as newer players to 8 SHANE RYAN Club Championship, which basically means – Every Win is 9 BRYAN AGIUS the first grade squad played strongly, cementing their spot in the 9 JON VLATKO Important in all grades! But let‘s not look too far forward. Today 11 BROCK STENFORS side. Anthony Glynn rucked strongly all day with Nick Hills run- 10 STEPHEN DOYLE we need to meet the challenge of St George. The Round 2 ning hard out of the back line. Chris Ravlich provided a strong 13 SCOTT LAID 11 RYAN SILVESTER meeting between these 2 teams saw the Eagles record a 139 target late in the game in the forwards while Chris Murray, Mi- point win but the Dragons have been working on their long term 14 DAVID ELLIOTT 12 JACK DWYER chael Kennedy and Josiah Ayling also provided drive across the plan and have improved to be sitting just outside the 5. There 15 BEN GRASSO ground. Still badly hampered by a long injury list, the Cats are 13 MARK MAHAR would be more than one person happy with an upset, but the 16 DANIEL COLEMAN hopeful of growing in strength as the season heads into the Eagles will be on their game to ensure it wont happen. 14 MARK GOODEY 18 JAMES MURRAY home stretch. 15 KIERAN MCREDMOND A good last hit out against North Shore saw the Div 1 Boys catapult themselves into the 5 with an impressive win. Todays 19 MICHAEL CHANDLER 16 MICHAEL JOHNSTON 20 MARK HALTEH In Reserve Grade, a lack of discipline cost the Cats badly, with a opponent Southern Power has been enjoying 2011 success and big score kicked in the first quarter. After that, the game became 17 BEN PHYSICK will be a tough challenge for the boys But Frosty will be confident 21 JOEL MCGREGOR a struggle with the final score massively disappointing. 18 JACK DIMERY of turning around the 8 point loss they suffered at the hands of 22 MICHAEL KENNEDY 19 BRAD URE the Power in round 2. The Eagles and the Power are separated 23 GAVIN BRADLEY only by percentage in the Div 3 Comp and a win today might see 20 DANIEL SPITERI 24 ANDREW ZOVI them jump a little closer to possible finals action. The only ques- 21 DAMIEN CHARLESTON tion is can the team roll out of bed for an early start after a big 25 CHRIS RAWLICK 23 BEN ROGERS Saturday night to meet the challenge… Who was on the waters 28 JOSIAH AYLING 24 TRENT BAKER at the footy last night???? Even though the Premier Division 29 TOM GLYNN Colts played out a thrilling draw last week, they remain unde- 25 DEAN COSTELLO 30 GREG MCGUINESS feated leaders in the competition. They will be keen to hear the 31 BEN CRACKNELL 26 RYAN FITTON song again today when they meet the Dragons. Challenge Cup 32 CHRIS BORG 27 PETER VLATKO have a big challenge hosting the stronger of the Mac Uni 18‘s on 33 JULIAN WYMER 28 ALEX FOXALL Saturday. 34 NICK GLYNN 29 ROWAN BILKEY Saturday 23rd July – East Coast Eagles Team of the Decade 35 JIMMY GLYNN 30 STEVE O‘CONNOR Dinner 36 CHRIS HUNT 31 JARED MADDEN 37 TIM HILLS 32 LIAM MADDEN 39 HEATH KEARNS 33 JOSH SHEPHERD 43 ANTHONY GLYNN 34 SCOTT MCKINLEY 44 BEN LAID 35 SCOTT PIERCE 46 KEEGAN TUNSTALL 36 AIAN MCLENNAN 37 MICHAEL CLINCH 39 ASH MOELLER 41 JAMES MANN 44 JUSTIN STEER
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MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES ST GEORGE DRAGONS
Senior Coach: Leigh Brain Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Club Colours: Maroon& White Club Colours: Red & White www.manlyafl.com www.stgeorgeafc.com.au
No NAME GOALS The Wolves had a mixed result last saturday. Division 1 headed south No NAME GOALS Once again inclement weather played havoc with our home to play Southern Power in what was expected to be a close game. The 1 SCOTT RICHMOND 1 BLAKE BRENDAN Wolves started well kicking 4 goals in the opening term, however they match. With the decision that Olds Park would be open for play 2 JACK HAWKINS couldn't continue that form and finished up going down by 4 goals. It 2 DANIEL NAPPER being made late on Friday afternoon both the Ladies Day and the Back to St George Day had already been postponed to 3 TYRONE ARMITAGE was very windy straight up the middle of the ground and Power was 3 NATHAN SMITH Saturday 9 July when we play the students from Sydney Univer- able to adapt to the conditions with better use of the ball. Wills and 4 PAT MCBRIDE 4 JUSTIN HALL Angus played outstanding games in defence and they were supported sity in all grades at Olds Park. 5 TOM BECKETT with solid games by Pridge, Ecka, Jabba and Levi. The team needs to 5 BEN JONES The day opened with blue skies but the wind did play havoc with 6 RYAN WEARNE put this game behind them and regroup for the clash with Pennant 6 MARK GRAHAM the skills on display. Nevertheless to finish the day with wins in Hills. Division 2 played good footy and the game was close all day. all three grades was more than satisfactory. Realistically we 7 MATT BUCHELOR 7 DAVID RYAN The Wolves thought they had hung on for a draw, but it wasn't until need a significant improvement before we trouble the leading 8 MICHAEL MILNER 8 DAVID STROUD after the game that they were told the scoreboard was incorrect and teams in each of the grades and of course playing East Coast they had lost by a point, a disappointing outcome for the boys. Rhino 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON 9 DECLAN DONOHUE (c) Eagles means we will get this measurement in first grade and and Spida stood out in an overall good team effort and Rhino also 10 ANGUS BUNCLE chipped in with 4 goals. The team got some real positives out of the 10 ROBERT LOMBARDO Under 18‘s today. 11 MITCH MORGAN game and their next win is not too far away. The boys in Division 4 11 STEPHEN WILSEN The under 18‘s have improved each week. They started the season as a very young side with most available to play for the 12 JAMES MASON celebrated their second win of the season with a classy 44 point win 12 BEN SHARP against the Tigers in a game that was transferred to Blacktown No. 2. 18‘s again next year. There has been a noticeable improvement 13 GARETH BENBROW The whole team contributed to the success and kept running right 13 BRYCE ADDISON and with a little luck could sneak into the playoffs where they will 14 MATT AHERN through to the final siren which was great considering we only had one 14 TIM ADDISON cause a few teams some anxious moments. on the bench. Phil, Declan and Tristian led by example and Tristian 15 CHRIS OGLE Both senior grades are works in progress. When it all comes 15 ERIC BURKE also bagged 4 goals. The Division 5 team had their game transferred 16 JAMES DO CANTO together they look like good teams but far too often the concen- 16 BEN JOSEPH to Henson Park and they liked the wider spaces which helped them tration drops and the errors increase exposing their inexperi- 17 RYAN MCSOURLEY combine for a 10 goal win. The team is starting to find some rhythm 17 BEN MADDERN ence. But this is all part of the learning curve and the future is working well as a unit and this was demostrated by the 12 goals being 18 ADAM BUTTLING bright. 18 LEVI BRAIN shared between 8 players. Alex, Ryan and John were considered best 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON a field and Razzle kicked 3 goals in his return from injury. The U18's 19 NICK RYAN Put Saturday 30 July in your diaries for the St George Reunion Dinner to be held at the St George Masos. Not only is this a 21 PAUL BOURKE played a powerful brand of footy and ran out winners by 233 points. 20 MICHAEL HOLMES great chance to catch up and swap stories but it also our major Their coach Rich Wharton was elated with the result and the way the 21 JAMES BLOOR 22 DANIEL DICKERSON worked together as a team, continually looking out for each other. He fund raising event for the year. More details to follow. 24 JACOB GRAHAM said "it is unfair to pick out best players because the whole team 22 KIERAN DONOHUE Thanks also to our sponsors Presfast and the St George Masos 25 WILL BRASSIL played their part. It will help set them up for the remainder of the sea- 23 JON SHINEBERG who always look after us and without whom finances would be son". Well done on a great effort. This week we hopefully see 3 even tighter. 26 ROB HART 24 ANDREW HERNE games back at Weldon, Div's 1, 2 and 5. Division 4 head out to Mac- Just a reminder that membership fees are now due at St George 25 JASON ANDRISKE 27 SAM RIX quarie Uni and the U18's have the bye. Finally, thanks for the contin- Masos. 28 CHRIS DONOVAN ued support of our major sponsor the Hotel Steyne and main support 26 BEN JONES sponsors Bendigo Bank ( Freshwater Community Bank ) and Bray's 29 TOBY JONES IGA Allambie Heights and Collaroy. 27 PAUL SAIN 30 JOSH YOUNG 29 RICHARD TALBOT 31 JADD WALSH 30 RYAN BENNETT 32 BEN YOUNG 31 LLOYD PERRIS 33 DANIEL PEARSON 32 DAVID LYCAKIS 35 JAMIE MCDOUGALL 33 ALEX WYNN 36 TOM THURGALAND 34 BLAKE GUTHRIE 37 CHRIS HICKFORD 35 LACHLAN PERRIS 38 ROB COMANS 38 BRYCE MCEVOY 39 MARCUS COBURN Hotel Steyne 39 MATT JONES 40 BYRON HORRELL 40 LACHLAN ORR 43 DAN PERDRAU 50 CALLUM ANDREWS
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MOOREBANK MAGPIES PENRITH RAMS
Senior Coach: Adam Moore Senior Coach: Geoff Payne Club Colours: Blue, White & Black Club Colours: Black & Green www.moorebanksports.sydneyafl.com. www.penrithrams.com.au
The Penrith Rams crashed back to earth with a thud last Saturday as No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS Last weekend saw all but the resides victorious with the 18‘s they were overwhelmed by a far more determined Holroyd-Parramatta 1 DANIEL SAUNDERS recording a good win against Southern Power to keep their finals 1 BRYCE RONEY side to the tune of 62 points at Henson Park. Penrith went into the 2 PAUL MARKOU aspirations alive whilst the seniors did the same with a hard 2 NATHAN ALLISON clash in top spot on the ladder on the back of five straight wins, how- fought win against Camden in blustery conditions. 3 JOHN KEANE ever, they faced a tough encounter against the third placed Goannas, 3 ADAM MOORE and so it proved. The Rams started off kicking into the breeze, and an 4 REECE JOHNSON 4 JOSEPH DENSLEY Saturday also saw another player end his season with Col Kelle- even first term ensued, until the Goannas were able to rattle off four 5 JASON BRADLEY 5 DANIEL HOLMAN her suffering a bad dislocation of his shoulder and now requiring late goals to take the early spoils. Unfortunately, the loss of skipper and prime mover Dave Bradley during the opening stanza was to his second shoulder reconstruction after only returning to footy 6 DALE CHIVAS 6 RHYS HORTON prove a big blow, with Penrith being unable to take advantage of going this year after suffering the same fate two years ago. 7 DANIEL SCHROOT 7 SHAUN WICKEN towards the scoring end in the second quarter, consistently turning the 8 BLAKE ROBERTS 8 DANIEL GOJANOVIC ball over and allowing the margin to blow out to 41 points at half time. This weekend sees all four teams back home at Rosedale look- 9 JAY EDWARDS The expected fightback from the top side in the second half never 9 BRIAN CURRANT ing for wins in all four grades for the first time in 2011 with the 10 BEN ROBINSON eventuated, with an impressive Goanna outfit drawing away comforta- 18‘s and Thirds taking on Parramatta before the Ressies and bly to take the spoils. Jay Edwards and James Denton continued their 10 ANDREW MAHONEY 11 DAVID BRADLEY fine form, whilst Tim Cummins provided a target up forward in booting 11 ADRIAN LONGMUIR Seniors take on Penrith. 12 TAYT CORLESS three goals. Reserve Grade provided the day‘s bright spot with a 50 12 ROBERT THOMPSON-LAING Tunza has organised a bus trip for the Manly game on the 9th of 13 SAM LOCKHART point win over the Goannas, with only some poor kicking for goal 15 ANDREW CRUWYS July. The bus will be taking a pub crawl trip home with an start- 14 MATTHEW PAYNE preventing the margin from being much greater. Last year‘s leading ing with extended stop at our sponsor the Horse and Jockey goal kicker Blake Roberts made a welcome return after suffering a 16 LUKE BAYNE 15 TIM CUMMINS serious injury in Round 1, finishing with three goals as he looks to Hotel at Homebush. The bus leaves Sporties at 8am and return 17 NICHOLAS DENKO 16 BRAD PATHUIS return to senior action. Nathan Gatt, Gordon Howell and Nathan Row- at 1am Sunday morning. Tickets strictly limited at $50 ea with 17 JAMES DENTON ley were again amongst the best, whilst Lachlan Smith provided some 18 JASON QUIGLEY drinks on the bus supplied. 19 ADAM WEST quality touches through the middle. The U/18‘s again put in a disap- 19 LEWIS DAWSON pointing second half as they were well and truly beaten by the unde- 21 ADAM FURLEY 20 NICHOLAS COLLIMORE feated top side, East Coast Eagles. The Rams battled hard throughout 23 BLAKE PARKER 21 JOSH ANASIS the first half despite the absence of skipper Jack Ponton, trailing by a 22 ADAM SHARP respectable 35 points at the long break, before the floodgates opened, 24 ANTHONY SIMPSON 23 MITCH REINHARD with the Eagles ramming home 18 unanswered goals in the second 25 BRADLEY SCHOPP period to run out 148 point winners. Tom Noble was outstanding all 24 LUKE O‘CONNOR 26 AARON FINDLAY day at fullback in the face of the barrage, with Matt Purse continuing 26 LACHLAN SMITH his outstanding form in the ruck and Ben Mayer also backing up his 29 JONATHON MOORE 27 TOM HALL recent good performances on the wing. The Rams will look to bounce 33 VICTOR PHAM back as they travel for the third straight week, this time coming up 28 HARLEY STIBBARD against a tough Moorebank side whose recent form bellies their cur- 34 DANIEL SCHULSTAD 29 JAKE SULTANA rent ladder position. The U/18‘s will also be looking to make amends 35 BEN NORTJE 31 NATHAN ROWLEY as they host Sydney Uni at Cook Park. Congratulations also to John 38 BRADLEY WELLS 36 MARK WOODFORD Keane who will reach the dual milestones of 100 first grade and 150 club games. ―Keaney‖ is a much respected member of the club whose 41 RYAN BENNETT 38 JOHN SPICER work at fullback over a number of years has been exceptional. 44 ZAC KUBICKI 39 MARK JACKSON The club would like to acknowledge the continued support of our 45 MATTHEW SECKOLD 44 BARON SAVANAH wonderful sponsors, IGA Signature, Goulburn Valley, Ice Break Ice Coffee and the Red Cow Inn. 46 NATHAN WRIGHT 47 MITCH RENEHAN 48 ALEX HENRY 51 JAKE SHELLEY 52 MATTHEW O‘CONNOR 53 AARON GOODWIN 54 BRAD REDFERN 55 NATHAN WHITE
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