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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au P W L D % Pts Congratulations to all teams who have made it through to today's Sydney AFL First and Second Division Finals. Congratulations and thanks also to all Geelong Cats 22 18 4 0 153 72 of the players, coaches, umpires, volunteers and supporters for your Port Adelaide Power 22 15 7 0 114 60 contribution to Australian Football in the Greater Sydney area. West Coast Eagles 22 15 7 0 112 60 Kangaroos 22 14 8 0 113 56 2007 has seen AFL (NSW/ACT) continue to focus heavily on the develop- ment of junior and youth football at school and club level. Further developing Hawthorn Hawks 22 13 9 0 118 52 this base, with a strong pathway both within schools and across to clubs will Collingwood Magpies 22 13 9 0 101 52 ultimately provide the Greater Sydney Region with a higher quality and Sydney Swans 22 12 9 1 120 50 quantity of participants at senior level, than we experience today. For example the number of Adelaide Crows 22 12 10 0 110 48 registered players at junior/youth level has increased from 6,500 in 2004 to a projected 10,500 in St Kilda Saints 22 11 10 1 97 46 2007. It is pleasing from my position to see the number of our junior players progressing through to the senior levels. Brisbane Lions 22 9 11 2 105 40 Fremantle Dockers 22 10 12 0 103 40 The Talent Program continues to kick goals, which was highlighted by the RAMS winning the Essendon Bombers 22 10 12 0 91 40 Division 2 National Under 18's Championships with the average winning margin of their three Western Bulldogs 22 9 12 1 86 38 games being approximately eight goals. It is with anticipation that we await this years National Draft Melbourne LADDER AFL Demons 22 5 17 0 78 20 as it is hoped that the performance of the boys at these Championships will be rewarded come Draft time. Carlton Blues 22 4 18 0 74 16 Richmond Tigers 22 3 18 1 77 14 The AFL Scholarship Program is another great initiative for NSW/ACT youngsters aged between 15 and 17. I am pleased to report that currently we have 34 boys on scholarship with AFL clubs. Finals - Week 1 Season 2008 will see the East Coast Eagles open their doors for the first time at Bruce Purser Friday, September 7, 2007 Reserve; a new high quality venue to service the competition and represent a significant hub for the B - 2nd Qualifying Final - Port Adelaide vs West Coast @ AAMI Stadium code in Sydney’s expanding North West. Equally as exciting AFL (NSW/ACT) has been working Saturday, September 8, 2007 closely with all stakeholders to improve existing facilities with a number of key projects close to C - 1st Elimination Final - Hawthorn vs Adelaide @Telstra Dome coming to fruition. Improving the quality of environment is another critical element to the success of D - 2nd Elimination Final - Collingwood vs Sydney @ MCG (Night) our clubs and competitions. Sunday, September 9 2007 A - 1st Qualifying - Geelong vs Kangaroos @ MCG Senior clubs and competitions continue to be integral to the health of the game. Senior clubs pro- vide leadership in the football community and help create a strong presence for our code. Improved Finals - Week 2 (times & venues to be confirmed) facilities, strong administration and quality coaching underwrite the future success of club and code. The AFL (NSW/ACT) recognise the importance this, and in 2007 we increased our staffing in E - Semi Final 1 - Loser Match A vs Winner Match C Operations and also Club Development. Clubs will continue to see the benefit of these new roles in F - Semi Final 2 - Loser Match B vs Winner Match D the future. Finals - Week 3 (times & venues to be confirmed) Another pleasing aspect of 2007 is the finalisation of the Draft copy of the Sydney AFL Strategic MANAGER GENERAL THE FROM MESSAGE Plan, I look forward to delivering this to the clubs in the near future. G - Preliminary Final 1 - Winner Match A vs Winner Match F H - Preliminary Final 2 - Winner Match B vs Winner Match E Well done to everyone involved, thanks for supporting our game in Sydney and all the best for today's finals. Grand Finals Dale Holmes Saturday, September 29, 2007 General Manager Winner Match G vs Winner Match H @ MCG AFL(NSW/ACT) NEXT WEEK THIS WEEK WEEK THIS WEEK NEXT 20 1st Division Grand Final, 8 September 2007 1 1st Division Grand Final, 8 September 2007 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au LEADING GOALKICKERS SYDNEY AFL FIRST DIVISION (formerly Sydney Football Association) PREMIER DIV SENIORS FIRST DIV SENIORS GRAND FINALS B ABBOTT (UNSW/ES) 71 G WALKER (UTS) 68 2006 Kelso Oval UTS 9.12.66 def. Sydney Uni 6.4.40 P DUGMORE (STG) 63 A LINDSAY (MW) 53 2005 Kelso Oval Sydney Uni 13.8.86 def. UTS 10.6.66 M EURELL (WS) 54 J PHILP (SS) 49 2004 Kelso Oval Wollongong 9.6.60 def. Sydney Uni 7.8.50 M WITHERS (CAM) 48 M RAWLE (MW) 42 2003 Kelso Oval Sydney Uni 10.15.75 def. UNSW/ES 8.5.53 B ROGERS (ECE) 45 M BELLMAN (SS) 32 2002 Village Green UNSW/ES 18.14.122 def. Sydney Uni 8.6.54 2001 Gipps Rd Holroyd-Parra 14.10.94 def. Wollongong 11.11.77 2000 Sydney Uni Macquarie Uni 14.15.99 def. Sydney Uni 12.7.79 PREMIER DIV RESERVES FIRST DIV RESERVES M DODDS (MW) 65 1999 Gipps Rd Macquarie Uni 10.9.69 def. Sydney Uni 7.11.53 C WINDLE (STG) 53 1998 Gipps Rd Macquarie Uni 19.8.122 def. Sydney Uni 8.12.60 A THAIN (UTS) 48 J PATIRA (ECE) 39 1997 Roger Sheeran Sydney Uni 13.13.91 def. Manly-Warr 12.8.80 P RANDAZZO (PH) 30 P SCHULTZ (SS) 47 1996 Gipps Rd Manly-Warr 23.17.155 def. Uni of NSW 11.9.75 B AINSWORTH (WOLL) 29 R LIBBIS (SS) 30 1995 Rosedale Manly-Warr 20.20.140 def. Uni of NSW 6.6.42 J RYAN (UNSW/ES) 27 1994 Wagener Uni of NSW 15.18.108 def. Wollongong 14.13.97 1993 Wagener l Uni of NSW 15.12.102 def. Balmain 8.16.64 UNDER 18’S CHALLENGE CUP 1992 Erskinville Balmain 14.14.98 def Manly Warr 4.9.33 UNDER 18’S PREMIER CUP T ARMITAGE (MW) 50 L WILLIAMS (UNSW/ES) 49 1991 Mac Uni Baulkham Hills 15.19.109 def Balmain 12.17.89 D WILLIAMS (STG) 56 R PAPPAS (SS) 41 1990 Erskinville Manly Warr 15.13.103 def Balmain 15.9.99 1989 Erskinville Balmain 13.14.92 def Manly Warr 5.17.47 B HOSKING (STG) 53 A GOVENDER (PH) 39 A SCOTT (NSW) 41 1988 Erskinville Balmain 16.13.109 def Manly Warr 6.10.46 SECOND DIVISION SENIORS 1987 Erskinville Sydney Uni 25.9.159 def Bankstown 13.19.97 M CRAIGIE (ECE) 39 2007 LEADING GOALKICKERS 2007 D WEIGHTMAN (SWS) 61 1986 Mac Uni Sydney Uni 16.10.106 def Manly Warr 13.12.90 A MARSH (NSB) 38 J RAKIC (PH) 42 1985 Trumper Manly Warr 16.17.113 def St Ives 5.11.41 P RYAN (UNSW-B) 38 1984 Trumper Sutherland 25.23.173 def St Ives 14.3.87 Saturday—September 8, 2007 @ Kelso Oval - Grand Finals 9.30am - 2nd Division - Pennant Hills vs UNSW/ES Bulldogs 11.30am - 2nd Division Trophy Presentation 12.00pm - Reserve Grade - UTS vs Manly Warringah 2.00pm - Reserve Grade Trophy Presentation 2.25pm - National Anthem 2.30pm - 1st Grade - Southern Sharks vs Manly Warringah THE VAULT FROM 4.50pm—Seniors Trophy Presentation Sunday - September 9, 2007 @ Henson Park - Preliminary & Grand Finals 8.15am - Under 18’s Premier Cup - Pennant Hills vs St George 10.15am - Under 18’s Challenge Cup Grand Final - Riverview vs Manly Warringah 12.15am - Under 18’s Challenge Cup Trophy Presentation 12.30pm - Reserve Grade - East Coast Eagles vs Sydney University 2.45pm - 1st Grade - Pennant Hills vs North Shore NEXT WEEK Premier Division Seniors, Reserves & U18’s Premier Cup– Grand Finals Officeworks: Saturday - September 15, 2007 @ Henson Park a trusted partner in the 9.30am - Under 18’s Premier Cup - NS Wildcats vs Pennant Hills or St George publication of the 2007 FOXTEL SYDNEY AFL AFL SYDNEY FOXTEL 2007 12.00pm - Reserve Grade - Pennant Hills vs East Coast Eagles or Sydney Uni 2.30pm - Seniors - St George vs Pennant Hills or North Shore Record Cover Photo courtesy of Peter Davies of Photohaven 2 1st Division Grand Final, 8 September 2007 19 1st Division Grand Final, 8 September 2007 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au Whatever you need to know about the Sydney AFL is available on the web www.sydneyafl.com.au Latest News Results 2007 Fixtures Ladders Photo Gallery Sydney AFL Forms All the details and player information will be available on the website by 9pm on the day of the match SAFL WEBSITE SAFLWEBSITE Quality action photo’s of selected Sydney AFL games can be viewed at: www.photohaven.com.au Quality print sizes as well as software copies are available for PROUD SPONSORS OF purchase. Enquiries ring Peter Davies on 0419 500 100 PHOTO’S PARENTS, SPECTATORS & SUPPORTERS: SYDNEY AFL • Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. • Encourage participation, but don’t force it.
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