Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July AFL AROUND THE GROUNDS LADDER
P W L D % Pts FREMANTLE 13 12 1 0 138 48 WEST COAST 13 10 3 0 156 40 SYDNEY 13 10 3 0 130 40 Fine skies met the players last weekend in what proved to be AFL Sydney Premier Division HAWTHORN 13 9 4 0 149 36 another tight weekend in the AFL Sydney competition. COLLINGWOOD 13 8 5 0 124 32 Tips for Round 11 RICHMOND 13 8 5 0 110 32 ‘The Rookie’ ‘Danny’ WESTERN BULLDOGS 13 8 5 0 105 32 East Coast continued on their merry way to maintain their Giants by 12 Demons by 3 lead at the top of the Premier Division ladder with a 61 point ADELAIDE 12 7 5 1 109 30 Students by 37 Bombers by 1 win over Pennant Hills. At the other end of the table, UTS GWS 13 7 6 0 100 28 Bats by 19 Bats by 40 kept their finals chances alive defeating the bottom place GEELONG 12 6 6 1 98 26 Eagles by 50 Eagles by 41 UNSW/ES by 28 points. Those two matches showed there is NORTH MELBOURNE 13 6 7 0 92 24 PORT ADELAIDE 13 5 8 0 97 20 still plenty for sides to play for regardless of their position on the ladder. ST KILDA 13 5 8 0 90 20 ESSENDON 13 4 9 0 77 16 In the other two matches, Manly Warringah retained the Bendigo Cup defeating arch-rivals North MELBOURNE 13 4 9 0 76 16 Shore by 33 points while at Picken Oval, Sydney University overcame a spirited Western Suburbs out- CARLTON 13 3 10 0 74 12 fit to strengthen their position in the top five with a 23 point win. GOLD COAST 13 2 11 0 72 8 BRISBANE 13 2 11 0 66 8 In Division One, Balmain got back onto the winners list with an important win over finals challenger Macquarie University, while East Coast Eagles provided the upset of the round, with a big 42 point ROUND 13 RESULTS win over Pennant Hills at Kanebridge Oval SYDNEY 14.10.94 def. PORT ADELAIDE 12.12.84 HAWTHORN 15.11.101 def. COLLINGWOOD 12.19.91 Sydney University avenged their only loss of the year, when they defeated Western Wolves by 46 RICHMOND 10.18.78 def. GWS 10.9.69 points in the Women’s Division One competition while Southern Power and UNSW/ES also joined the GOLD COAST 19.11.125 def. NORTH MELBOURNE 10.10.70 winners list. WESTERN BULLDOGS 9.10.64 def. CARLTON 7.11.53 WEST COAST 16.18.114 def. MELBOURNE 9.6.60 The weekend see’s two big milestones with Macquarie University’s Troy McMurrich and Pennant Hills th ST KILDA 25.12.162 def. ESSENDON 8.4.52 Jason Clarke celebrate their 300 match respectively. Clarke will look to lead Pennant Hills to victory FREMANTLE 13.6.84 def. BRISBANE 7.6.48 over Southern Power at Ern Holmes Oval in his milestone match while McMurrich will be looking to GEELONG DNP ADELAIDE DNP do the same when Macquarie University Division Four side travel to Gore Hill Oval to take on North Shore. Good luck to both players in their respective matches. FIXTURES So to this weekend where Pennant Hills hold their annual ‘Back to Ern Holmes’ day. They will be host- ROUND 15 ROUND 16 ing Manly Warringah in Grand Final rematch from last year. This will be the Match of the Week and Thursday, 9th July Friday 17th July Port Adelaide vs Collingwood North Melbourne v Essendon can be viewed at www.youtube.com/aflsydneylive. In other matches, St George will need to be at Friday 10th July Saturday 18th July their best when they take on East Coast at Olds Park, UTS will look to make it two wins on the trot Richmond vs Carlton Geelong v Western Bulldogs when they host Western Suburbs. In the final match, North Shore will be looking to cause an upset Saturday 11th July Gold Coast v GWS when they take on Sydney University at Gore Hill Oval. Essendon v Melbourne Collingwood v West Coast Western Bulldogs v Gold Coast Sydney v Hawthorn North Melbourne v Geelong Fremantle v Carlton Don’t forget you can follow all the latest news on the AFL Sydney website, but also on our Facebook West Coast v Adelaide Sunday 19th July page (search “AFL Sydney”) and Twitter (@aflsydney). Sunday 12th July Melbourne v Brisbane GWS v St Kilda Port Adelaide v Adelaide Best of luck to everyone involved in matches this weekend and we look forward to seeing you at the Hawthorn v Fremantle St Kilda v Richmond footy! Brisbane v Sydney
www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 36 1 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July CODE OF CONDUCT 2015 PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE Round 1 Round 6 Round 11 Round 16 PARENTS & SUPPORTERS Friday, Apr 10 Saturday, May 16 Saturday, Jul 04 Saturday, Aug 15 UTS 16.13 v UNSW/ES 6.5 ECE 20.21 v NS 4.1 ECE 15.13 v PH 5.12 East Coast v Sydney Uni Saturday, Apr 11 STG 7.4 v MW 13.12 WS 9.10 v SU 13.9 St George v North Shore Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. ECE 15.5 v MW 14.14 PH 9.7 v SU 9.7 UNSW/ES 11.10 v UTS 16.8 Pennant Hills v UTS NS 10.15 v WS 10.9 WS 4.11 v UTS 7.7 NS 10.7 v MW 15.10 UNSW/ES v Wests Encourage participation, but don’t force it. PH 16.9 v STG 11.10 UNSW/ES—Bye STG—Bye Manly—Bye SU—Bye Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. Round 7 Round 12 Round 17 Round 2 Never ridicule mistakes or losses. Supporters are there to support not down- Saturday, May 23 Saturday, Jul 11 Saturday, Aug 22 Saturday, Apr 18 grade. MW 15.11 v SU 6.10 North Shore v Sydney Uni UTS v St George STG 17.9 v SU 14.11 UTS 8.12 v PH 13.6 Pennant Hills v Manly Wests v Manly MW 9.7 v PH 9.14 Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires, administrators and NS 12.11 v STG 19.15 St George v East Coast North Shore v East Coast NS 11.8 v UNSW/ES 19.16 Sunday, May 24 UTS v Wests Sydney Uni v UNSW/ES spectators. Physical or verbal abuse will not be tolerated. WS 7.4 v ECE 20.14 WS 9.18 v UNSW/ES 7.7 UNSW/ES—Bye Pennant Hills—Bye UTS—Bye Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time. ECE—Bye
Round 13 Round 18 Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club Round 3 Round 8 Saturday, Jul 18 Saturday, Aug 29 Saturday, Apr 25 officials in private. Saturday, June 13 East Coast v Wests St George v Wests WS 6.6 v PH 15.10 STG 12.11 v UTS 12.9 Manly v UTS Sydney Uni v UTS Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many such UNSW/ES 4.7 v MW 21.14 MW 17.14 v WS 6.5 Sunday, Jul 19 Manly v UNSW/ES SU 12.11 v NS 6.12 comments are politically incorrect and it is your coach, team-mates, Club and SU 5.9 v ECE 16.14 UNSW/ES v St George Pennant Hill v North Shore Sunday, Apr 26 family that are let down with such remarks. Sunday, Jun 14 Sydney Uni v Pennant Hills East Coast—Bye ECE 21.17 v UTS 3.3 UNSW/ES 15.8 v NS 16.6 North Shore—Bye STG—Bye Respect the facilities and equipment of your own and opposing Clubs. PH—Bye Sat 5th Sept
Round 14 Qualifying Final Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct toward Round 4 Round 9 Saturday, Jul 25 any player, official, umpire or supporter. Such actions are totally unacceptable. Saturday, May 02 Saturday, June 20 UTS v East Coast Sun 6th Sept STG 12.10 v UNSW/ES 9.12 ECE 25.15 v UNSW/ES 5.4 Manly v St George Elimination Final Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, coaches, UTS 7.9 v SU 8.10 UTS 7.9v NS 15.7 Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES officials or players. MW 10.10 v NS 1.3 PH 12.9 v WS 9.7 Sunday, Jul 26 Saturday 12th Sept PH 3.4 v ECE 7.8 SU 9.11 v STG 13.12 Wests v North Shore 2nd Semi Final Abusive language is unacceptable. WS—Bye MW—Bye Sydney Uni—Bye
Do not use information technology to make or post inappropriate comments Sunday 13th Sept Round 5 against players, clubs, club officials, match officials or the League which is dis- Round 10 Round 15 1st Semi Final Saturday, May 09 Saturday, Jun 27 Saturday, Aug 08 criminatory or offensive. Information technology includes, but is not limited to, ECE 23.12 v STG 5.10 MW 7.14 v ECE 15.11 St George v Pennant Hills Sunday 20th Sept email, instant messaging, text messages, phone messages, digital images, web- SU 17.16 v WS 4.12 NS 9.11 v PH 12.9 North Shore v UTS Preliminary Final UNSW/ES 3.9 v PH 7.16 site postings (including social media such as Facebook, Twitter and blogs). UNSW/ES 10.4 v SU 23.10 UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni UTS 12.6 v MW 17.9 WS 12.17 v STG 14.7 Manly v East Coast Sunday, 27th Sept NS—Bye UTS—Bye Wests—Bye Grand Final Postal Address
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Phone Number 02 9453 3034 Fax Number 02 9453 3428 Email Address [email protected] www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 2 35 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July 2015 STATISTICS AFL SYDNEY CLUB CONTACTS
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2015 LEADING GOALKICKERS AUBURN GIANTS Amna K-Hassan 0415 282 855 [email protected] BALMAIN TIGERS Andrew Kyprianou 0423 781 021 [email protected] Premier Division LW TOT
U19/3 BRAYDEN FOWLER MANLY 5 35 BALMAIN WOMEN’S Laura Holdsworth 0417 791 844 [email protected] Sen Res 's / W Tot Wom TRENT STUBBS EAST COAST 3 32 BLACKTOWN MAGIC Fabian McLeod 0431 748 751 [email protected]
JACKSON POLA-SMITH MANLY 2 30 CAMDEN Warren Back 0414 795 529 [email protected] Pennant Hills 225 146 100 471 Division One LW TOT CAMPBELLTOWN David Carey 0423 163 597 [email protected]
Camden 273 134 36 443 LUKE JARJOURA BALMAIN 6 34 EAST COAST EAGLES Peter Physick 0419 264 159 [email protected] AARON COTTRELL BALMAIN 4 27 GOSFORD WILDCATS Lachlan Thompson 0415 676 867 [email protected] Manly Warringah 240 140 36 416 BEN ROGERS HOLROYD PARRA 2 25 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Justin Cunneen 0433 990 079 [email protected] Balmain 270 100 11 381 Division Two LW TOT MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Pete LeBreton 0423 067 040 [email protected] DANIEL MCDONALD PENRITH 1 24 UTS 99 160 100 359 MANLY WARRINGAH Russell Clack 0411 666 577 [email protected] MATT LECEK CAMDEN 3 20 MOOREBANK Mark Coles 0424 249 078 [email protected] East Coast Eagles 270 72 5 347 DANIEL SAUNDERS MOOREBANK 4 19
Division Three LW TOT NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS Verna Leigh 0421 805 147 [email protected] St George 201 90 55 346 JARED PATIRA EAST COAST 9 44 NOR WEST Dom Shipley 0413 358 131 [email protected] Macquarie University 180 128 33 341 GABRIEL ROBBIE SYDNEY UNI 0 38 NORTH SHORE Liz Fitzgerald 0417 290 219 [email protected] MITCHELL STEVENS PENRITH 0 31 Blacktown 192 76 67 335 PENNANT HILLS Phil Hare 0409 205 213 [email protected] Division Four LW TOT PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579 061 [email protected] Sydney University 165 128 36 329 CAMERON GALLO MANLY 7 31 RANDWICK CITY Jeremy Grant 0414 673 210 [email protected] Penrith 108 146 73 327 STEPHEN MANN CAMDEN 3 25 SOUTH COAST THUNDER Michael Dobie 0421 367 725 [email protected] Division Five LW TOT Holroyd Parramatta 60 160 90 310 SOUTHERN POWER Lauren Hodgson 0412 771 574 [email protected] NATHAN PETERS HOLROYD PARRA 6 31 ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405 546 [email protected] Moorebank 165 40 50 255 SAM WRIGHT UNSW/ES 1 30 Under 19s Division One LW TOT SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Tristan Liles 0402 447 966 [email protected] 242.5 Nor-West 165 66 11.55 5 MATTHEW PREEN PENNANT HILLS 0 29 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S Ashlee Morgan 0401 353 121 [email protected]
Southern Power 108 84 30 222 BEN DAVIS UNSW/ES 0 22 UNSW/ES Mark McDonald 0438 386 416 [email protected]
Under 19s Division Two LW TOT UNSW WOMEN’S Karen Hutchison 0414 267 703 [email protected] North Shore 90 52 64 206 MICHAEL TOGHER MOOREBANK 0 23 UTS Justin Kurenda 0415 672 145 [email protected] Western Suburbs 30 72 80 182 LUKE HYLAND PENRITH 4 19 UTS SHAMROCKS Simone Faulkner 0431 400 196 [email protected] 141.7 Women’s Division One LW TOT Campbelltown 135 0 6.75 5 WESTERN SUBURBS Nick Miller 0487 410 477 [email protected] KATE LAWSON WESTERN WOLVES 0 14 WESTERN WOLVES Yvette Andrews 0408 281 810 [email protected] Gosford 60 63 6.15 129.15 LAURA HOLDSWORTH NEWTOWN 4 13 WOLLONDILLY KNIGHTS Russell Andrews 0414 920 481 [email protected] Women’s Division Two LW TOT Randwick City 60 28 20 108 JESSIE BURNHAM PENRITH 1 21 WOLLONGONG SAINTS Jessie Mulholland 0431 087 092 [email protected]
UNSW/ES 30 0 77 107 SONIA ISMAIL AUBURN 2 18 NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION Will MacArthur 0433 723 803 [email protected] www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 34 3 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July FIXTURES 2015 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS FIXTURES — JULY 10th—12th FIXTURES — JULY 17th—19th DIVISION FIVE P W L D % %WON Premier Division Premier Division 1 UTS 8 7 1 0 323 88 Saturday, 11th July Saturday, 18th July 2 UNSW/ES 10 8 2 0 213 80 St George vs East Coast @ Olds Park @ 2.10pm East Coast vs Western Suburbs @ Kanebridge Oval @ 1.10pm UTS vs Western Suburbs @ Trumper Park @ 2.10pm Manly Warringah vs UTS @ Weldon Oval @ 2.30pm 3 PENRITH 10 8 2 0 145 80 North Shore vs Sydney University @ Gore Hill Oval @ 2.30pm Sunday, 19th July 4 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 11 7 4 0 122 64 Pennant Hills vs Manly Warringah @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 2.30pm UNSW/ES vs St George @ Village Green @ 2.30pm UNSW/ES—Bye Sydney University vs Pennant Hills @ BISP No.2 @ 3.10pm 5 PENNANT HILLS 10 6 4 0 142 60 Division One North Shore—Bye 6 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 4 5 0 118 44 Saturday, 11th July Division One Pennant Hills vs Southern Power @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 10.30am Saturday, 18th July 7 NOR-WEST 10 4 6 0 105 40 St George vs East Coast @ Olds Park @ 12pm Balmain vs Holroyd Parramatta @ Henson Park @ 2.10pm 8 CAMDEN 11 4 7 0 68 36 UTS vs Macquarie Uni @ Trumper Park @ 12pm Southern Power vs UTS @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.30pm Holroyd Parramatta vs UNSW/ES @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 2.30pm East Coast vs Macquarie University @ Kanebridge Oval @ 4pm 9 RANDWICK CITY 10 2 8 0 52 20 Balmain vs Sydney University @ Henson Park @ 2.30pm Sunday, 19th July Division Two UNSW/ES vs St George @ Village Green @ 12.30pm 10 BALMAIN 9 1 8 0 26 11 Saturday, 11th July Sydney University vs Pennant Hills @ BISP No.2 @ 1pm UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE P W L D % %WON North Shore vs Western Suburbs @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12.30pm Division Two Blacktown vs Penrith @ BISP No.2 @ 2.10pm Saturday, 18th July 1 PENNANT HILLS 11 11 0 0 284 100 Camden vs Manly Warringah @ Harrington Park @ 2.30pm Manly Warringah vs Western Suburbs @ Weldon Oval @ 12.30pm 2 UNSW/ES 11 8 2 1 136 77 Randwick City vs Moorebank @ Pioneers Park @ 2.30pm Blacktown vs Camden @ BISP No.2 @ 2.10pm Division Three Penrith vs Randwick City @ Greygums Oval @ 2.10pm 3 NORTH SHOR8 11 7 4 0 141 64 Saturday, 11th July Moorebank vs North Shore @ Rosedale Park @ 3.10pm Pennant Hills vs Gosford @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 8.30am Division Three 4 ST GEORGE 11 6 5 0 135 55 UTS vs Western Suburbs @ Trumper Park @ 10am Saturday, 18th July 5 MANLY WARRINGAH 11 4 7 0 86 36 Nor-West vs UNSW/ES @ Bensons Lane @ 2.10pm East Coast vs Nor-West @ Kanebridge Oval @ 9am Sydney University vs East Coast @ St Pauls Oval @ 2.30pm Balmain vs Western Suburbs @ Henson Park @ 10am 6 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 3 6 2 81 36 Sunday, 12th July UNSW/ES vs Gosford @ Village Green @ 2.10pm 0 Balmain vs Penrith @ Henson Park @ 12.30pm Sunday, 19th July 7 SOUTH COAST 11 3 8 70 27 Division Four Sydney University vs Pennant Hills @ BISP No.2 @ 11am 8 EAST COAST 11 0 10 1 31 5 Saturday, 11th July Penrith vs UTS @ Greygums Oval @ 12pm North Shore vs Macquarie University @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10.30am Division Four UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO P W L D % %WON Blacktown vs Wollondilly @ BISP No.2 @ 12pm Friday, 17th July Holroyd Parramatta vs Camden @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 12.30pm Moorebank vs Wollondilly @ Rosedale Park @ 7.10pm 1 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 10 9 1 0 442 90 Randwick City vs Moorebank @ Pioneers Park @ 12.30pm Saturday, 18th July Sydney University vs Southern Power @ St Pauls Oval @ 12.30pm Manly Warringah vs Holroyd Parramatta @ Weldon Oval @ 10.30am 2 WESTRN SUBURBS 10 8 2 0 174 80 Campbelltown vs Manly Warringah @ Monarch Oval @ 2pm Blacktown vs Camden @ BISP No.2 @ 12pm 3 PENRITH 11 8 3 0 224 73 Division Five Sydney University vs Macquarie University @ Sydney Uni No.1 @ 12pm Saturday, 11th July Southern Power vs Randwick City @ Gwawley Oval @ 12.30pm 4 MOOREBANK 10 5 5 0 83 50 Sydney University vs UTS @ St Pauls Oval @ 8.30am Campbelltown vs North Shore @ Monarch Oval @ 2pm Holroyd Parramatta vs Camden @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 10.30am Division Five 5 PENNANT HILLS 11 4 6 0 58 40 Randwick City vs Penrith @ Pioneers Park @ 10.30am Saturday, 18th July Nor-West vs UNSW/ES @ Bensons Lane @ 12pm Randwick City vs Camden @ Pioneers Park @ 9.30am 6 SOUTHERN POWER 10 3 7 0 70 30 Pennant Hills vs Balmain @ Mike Kenny Oval—Top @ 12pm Balmain vs Holroyd Parramatta @ Henson Park @ 12pm 7 CAMPBELLTOWN 10 0 10 0 14 0 U19 Division One Sunday, 19th July Saturday, 11th July Sydney University vs Pennant Hills @ BISP No.2 @ 9am WOMEN’S DIVISION ONE P W L D % %WON South Coast vs North Shore @ North Dalton Park @ 10am Penrith vs UTS @ Greygums Oval @ 10am St George vs East Coast @ Olds Park @ 10am U19 Division One 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 8 7 1 0 295 88 UNSW/ES vs Sydney University @ Village Green @ 12pm Saturday, 18th July 2 NEWTOWN 9 7 2 0 247 78 Pennant Hills vs Manly Warringah @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 12.30pm Manly Warringah vs St George @ Weldon Oval @ 8.30am U19 Division Two East Coast vs South Coast @ Kanebridge Oval @ 11am 3 UNSW/ES 8 5 3 0 143 63 Friday, 10th July Sunday, 19th July Moorebank vs Western Suburbs @ Rosedale Park @ 7.30pm Sydney University vs Pennant Hills @ BISP No.2 @ 9am 4 WESTERN WOLVES 7 4 3 0 164 57 Saturday, 11th July UNSW/ES vs North Shore @ Village Green @ 10.30am Holroyd Parramatta vs Southern Power @ Gipps Rd Oval @ 8.30am U19 Division Two 5 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 9 3 6 0 70 33 Campbelltown vs Pennant Hills @ Monarch Oval @ 12pm Saturday, 18th July 6 SOUTHERN POWER 9 2 7 0 31 22 Penrith—Bye Southern Power vs Western Suburbs @ Gwawley Oval @ 8.30am Womens Division One Moorebank vs Pennant Hills @ Rosedale Park @ 9am 7 WOLLONGONG 8 1 7 0 22 13 Saturday, 11th July Penrith vs Holroyd Parramatta @ Greygums Oval @ 12pm Sydney University vs Southern Power @ St Pauls Oval @ 10.30am Campbelltown—Bye WOMEN’S7 DIVISION TWO P W L D % %WON Wollongong vs UNSW/ES @ North Dalton Park @ 12pm Penrith—Bye 1 AUBURN 9 8 1 0 345 89 Newtown vs Western Wolves @ Mahoney Park @ 4.30pm Womens Division One Macquarie University—Bye Saturday, 18th July 2 UTS 8 6 2 0 318 75 Womens Division Two UNSW/ES vs Macquarie University @ Village Green @ 10am Saturday, 11th July Southern Power vs Western Wolves @ Gwawley Oval @ 10.30am 3 BLACKTOWN 9 6 3 0 181 67 Auburn vs Penrith @ Mona Park @ 10am Sydney University vs Wollongong @ Sydney Uni No.1 @ 2.10pm 4 GOSFORD 8 5 3 0 209 63 Blacktown vs UNSW/ES @ BISP No.2 @ 10am Newtown—Bye Newtown vs Moorebank @ Mahoney Park @ 11am Womens Division Two 5 PENRITH 8 5 3 0 167 63 Gosford vs UTS @ Adcock Park @ 2.10pm Saturday, 18th July 6 MANLY WARRINGAH 9 5 4 0 146 56 Manly Warringah—Bye Penrith vs Blacktown @ Greygums Oval @ 10am Moorebank vs UTS @ Rosedale Park @ 11am 7 NEWTOWN 8 2 6 0 46 2 UNSW/ES vs Gosford @ Village Green @ 12pm 8 MOOREBANK 9 2 7 0 28 22 Manly Warringah vs Newtown @ Weldon Oval @ 5.10pm Auburn—Bye 9 UNSW/ES 10 0 10 0 20 0
www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 4 33 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July 2015 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY WEBSITE PREMIER DIVISION P W L D % PTS 1 EAST COAST 10 9 1 0 284 36 2 MANLY WARRINGAH 10 8 2 0 162 32 3 PENNANT HILLS 10 7 2 1 116 30 4 ST GEORGE 9 6 3 0 90 24 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10 5 4 1 109 22 6 UTS 9 3 6 0 83 12 7 NORTH SHORE 10 3 7 0 67 12 8 WESTERN SUBURBS 10 1 9 0 62 4 9 UNSW/ES 10 1 9 0 59 4 DIVISION ONE P W L D % %WON Visit www.sydneyafl.com.au for 1 BALMAIN 10 9 1 0 167 90 2 UTS 10 8 2 0 120 80 Latest News 3 PENNANT HILLS 11 8 3 0 132 73 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 7 4 0 128 64 5 MACQUARIE UNI 10 6 4 0 119 60 Results 6 ST GEORGE 11 5 6 0 99 45 7 EAST COAST 11 4 7 0 99 36 8 SOUTHERN POWER 11 4 7 0 71 36 2015 Fixtures 9 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 10 2 8 0 74 20 10 UNSW/ES 11 0 11 0 52 0 Ladders DIVISION TWO P W L D % %WON 1 CAMDEN 11 10 1 0 171 91 2 MANLY WARRINGAH 10 7 3 0 130 70 Photo Gallery 3 BLACKTOWN 11 7 4 0 132 64 4 MOOREBANK 11 6 5 0 102 55 Sydney AFL Forms 5 PENRITH 11 4 7 0 106 36 6 WESTERN SUBURBS 11 4 7 0 70 36 and more 7 NORTH SHORE 11 3 8 0 68 27 8 RANDWICK CITY 10 2 8 0 66 20 DIVISION THREE P W L D % %WON 1 UTS 10 10 0 0 174 100 SOCIAL MEDIA 2 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10 8 2 0 183 80 SOCIAL MEDIA 3 PENRITH 11 8 3 0 145 73 4 NOR-WEST 11 6 5 0 111 55 5 BALMAIN 10 5 5 0 80 50 6 PENNANT HILLS 12 5 7 0 112 42 7 WESTERN SUBURBS 11 4 7 0 69 36 AFL Sydney @aflsydney 8 EAST COAST 12 4 8 0 78 33 9 GOSFORD 10 2 8 0 52 20 10 UNSW/ES 11 2 9 0 78 18 DIVISION10 FOUR P W L D % %WON 1 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 10 8 2 0 149 80 2 MANLY WARRINGAH 10 7 3 0 137 70 3 WOLLONDILLY 12 8 4 0 139 67 4 CAMDEN 12 8 4 0 133 67 5 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 11 7 4 0 185 64 6 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 6 5 0 92 55 7 CAMPBELLTOWN 11 5 6 0 110 45 8 SOUTHERN POWER 12 5 7 0 105 42 9 NORTH SHORE 10 4 6 0 66 40 A F L Sy d n e y @ a f l s yd n e y 10 BLACKTOWN 12 4 7 1 76 38 11 MOOREBANK 10 2 8 0 47 20 12 RANDWICK CITY 11 1 9 1 55 14 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 32 5 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July ROUND 11 RISING STAR Jason Clarke Joins the Demon 300 Club This Saturday at the Pennant Hills’ annual ‘Back to the Ern Day’, Demons stalwart Jason Clarke will join an The Round 11 Rising Star nominee is Alex McKenzie from UNSW/ES. elite group, playing his 300th open-age club game. In the Club’s 45 year history only one other player has achieved this landmark … and today Clarky joins Chris Yard (the current Senior Coach) as the second The 21 year old McKenzie, who plays through the middle and on the wing, has impresses coach Josh Parmenter member of the Pennant Hills Demons 300 Club. ever since coming into the Premier Division side in Round 7. For Jason it will be a homecoming as his footy career with Pennant Hills, originally based at Ern Holmes McKenzie has played the last 5 games in Premier Division with his best game coming against Sydney University in Oval, started in the Junior Club as an 11 year old way back in 1986. Originally from Adelaide, Jason first Round 10 when he kicked a goal and was named in the best. played school footy when he was 7, so 2015 is his 34th consecutive season playing football … a remark-
able feat of longevity and a clear indicator of his passion for the game. During his junior years he played McKenzie joined the Bulldogs in 2009 playing in the Under 18 competition for four year playing a total 42 games. 106 club games and won three premierships. He made the move to senior football in 2013 in which he played predominately in Division One, including the Grand Final against Southern Power. Alex once again played Division One football in 2014 and at the start of 2015 before getting the call up to the top side. Clarky graduated to the Pennant Hills Senior Club in 1992. He was U19 Best & Fairest in his second sea- son in 1993, also winning the flag that year. In 1994 he played a full season in Reserve Grade, winning a Alex will look to continue to keetry and keep his spot in Premier Division while also helping the Bulldogs get their second premiership and another Best & Fairest award, this time with the Seconds. In 1995 he was pro- second win of the season. moted to the first grade side where he played over 200 games, before stepping down in 2012 to take on Previous Nominees:- the role of playing coach of Reserve Grade. He made a single representative appearance for the Sydney Round 1—Tom Harvey (North Shore) team in 1996 and was voted Pennant Hills Footballer of the Year in 1997 and Best & Fairest in Reserve Round 2—Eli Prescott (St George) Grade again in 2012. Round 3—Campbell Luscombe (Pennant Hills) Round 4—Ben Hawtin (Sydney University) After the frustration of three second places in five seasons, losing Grand Finals in 1995, ’96 and ’98, in Round 5—Allister Clarke (Sydney University) 2000 Jason was an important member of the Club’s inaugural First Grade premiership side. He rates this Round 6—Ryan Speed (Western Suburbs) as one of his most significant career highlights. After a brief stint at Balmain (47 games), Clarky resumed Round 7—Nathan Cooper (Pennant Hills) his first grade footy career at the Demons in time to play a significant part in the successful 2006 and Round 8—Jack Hill (St George) 2008 premiership campaigns. Round 9—Jake Brown (St George)
Round 10—Bradley Keough (Pennant Hills) Physically, Jason is lean and wiry, not overly tall, but what he lacks in physical stature and flashy skills he makes up for in courage, tenacity, resilience, energy and passion. He is the prototype ‘put the body on the line’ type of player, relishes a close hard contest and has a reputation as a dour, unrelenting de- ROUND 10 WOMENS RISING STAR fender. Playing mostly on the wing or in the back half, for many of his coaches, Jason has been the ‘go to The Round 10 Women’s Rising Star nominee is Haneen Zrekia from Auburn. man’ when a tough job needed doing. He loves the challenge of taking on a bigger opponent and beating Haneen Zreika is an outstanding young footballer that has already made a massive mark in her career, despite being only 16 years them with guile and perseverance. And, he knows how to get under an opponent’s skin. of age. Haneen is still relatively new to football, playing in her first regular season this year. However her prodigious talent and tenacity in He leads both by word and deed and has bucket-loads of experience which he is now passing on to the both attack and defence have seen her selected to represent the NSW/ACT Youth Girls at the National Championships and for a latest crop of Pennant Hills’ footballers in his role as Coach of Reserve Grade. When asked about his game in the Sydney AFL Womens' side against AFL Canberra. Haneen's ability to contest for the ball in the air is second to none, and has seen her play half-back, half-forward, ruck and on the longevity Clarky puts it down to a “Michael Tuck-like build and just being around the players … they keep ball, to take advantage of her impressive leaping ability. you young.” While her playing ability is of the highest calibre, the greatest contribution Haneen makes to her team is a positive attitude and Jason’s contribution to the Club and to the broader football community is much more than his longevity constant smiles. Her joy in playing the game inspires teammates almost twice her age to work harder for each other and always on the football field, he has been a mentor of, and positive role-model for hundreds of young men who have fun. Committed to her team, she never misses an opportunity to lay a shepherd or protect the dropzone, preferring group success to an individual highlight. have passed through the Club. It is Clarky’s positive attitude and enduring commitment to the Club and the code, that has undoubtedly helped create and shape the Club that We look forward to seeing Haneen continue to improve and grow as a footballer. Pennant Hills is today. It is his willingness to give back to the Club, through coaching, mentoring and sponsoring young players that make Jason a Previous Nominees:- genuine Club Legend. Round 1—Nicola Barr (Sydney University) Round 2—Kiona Vance (Macquarie University Round 4—Narmeen Mohammed (Auburn) Congratulations Clarky on a remarkable achievement, 300 games and Round 5—Quincy Dorans (Blacktown) counting, and thank you for your contribution and support of the Pennant Round 6—Tayla Stahl-Smith (Newtown) Hills Australian Football Club and of the football code here in Sydney. And, Round 7—Emma Nolan (Penrith) welcome to the Demons 300 Club! Round 8—Jen Chan (UNSW/ES) Round 9—IIsabella Rudolph (Manly Warringah)
www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 6 31 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July AFL SYDNEY 2015 PREMIER DIVISION RESULTS AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK EAST COAST VS PENNANT HILLS Jordan Weir East Coast Eagles 2.2, 7.6, 9.13, 15.13 (103) Manly Warringah Pennant Hills Demons 1.5, 3.7, 3.10, 5.12 (42) GOALS, East Coast Eagles : J. Vlatko 4, S. Pierce 4, T. Stubbs 3, K. Merson 2, J. Dimery 1, A. McConnell 1 Kaizaad Mehta Pennant Hills Demons : S. Wray 2, D. Dell'Aquila 1, T. Moraitis 1, S. Zikman 1 Blake Anderson UTS BEST, East Coast East Coast Eagles : A. Savage, B. Anderson, B. Joynson, A. Browning, J. Dimery, T. Stubbs Pennant Hills Demons : C. Smith, S. Wray, T. Edmonds, A. Crisfield, D. Dell'Aquila, T. Angel UMPIRES: Carl Fletcher, Lachlan McDonald, Matt Geddes Aaron Savage Cam Smith Max Carter East Coast Pennant Hills Manly Warringah WESTERN SUBURBS VS SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Sydney University 0.4, 4.6, 9.6, 13.9 (87) Western Suburbs Magpies 4.1, 6.3, 8.9, 9.10 (64) GOALS, Sam Jackson Sydney University : C. Browne 3, M. Mahady 2, D. Johnson 2, N. Roberts 1, B. Hawtin 1, A. Clarke 1, M. Powys 1, C. North Shore Kennedy 1, M. Krochmal 1 Western Suburbs Magpies : T. Charles 4, P. Bevan 3, J. Etto 1, J. Zoppo 1 BEST, Monty Krochmal Jason Fleming Sydney University : M. Krochmal, A. Clarke, A. Hawtin, S. Sleigh, N. Roberts, D. Potts Allister Clarke Sydney University UTS Western Suburbs Magpies : T. Etto, J. Robinson, J. Zoppo, T. Charles, R. Speed, P. Bevan Sydney University
UMPIRES: John Benson, Frank Kalayzich, Blake Langer Taran Etto UNSW/ES VS UTS Western Suburbs UTS Bats 3.1, 7.3, 12.5, 16.8 (104) Connor Pettersson UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1.1, 4.4, 7.7, 11.10 (76) Manly Warringah GOALS, UTS Bats : J. Howard 4, D. Breese 3, J. Hewitt 2, D. Byrne 2, A. Baker 2, B. Moyle 1, J. Fleming 1, J. Maddox 1 UNSW/ES Bulldogs : T. Cummins 4, E. Kiel 2, R. Farrelly 1, M. Round 1, T. Williamson 1, J. Parmenter 1 BEST, UTS Bats : J. Fleming, K. Mehta, J. Maddox, F. Boland, B. Browne, D. Breese Tim Cummins Selby Lee-Steere Harry Annear UNSW/ES Bulldogs : T. Cummins, H. Annear, T. Widmer, M. Round, R. Farrelly, N. McGann UNSW/ES North Shore UNSW/ES UMPIRES: Mark Garroway, Lachlan Head, Jackson Day NORTH SHORE VS MANLY WARRINGAH Manly Warringah Giants 4.1, 7.4, 11.8, 15.10 (100) North Shore Bombers 2.3, 4.5, 6.5, 10.7 (67) GOALS, Tom Charles Stephen Wray Manly Warringah Giants : B. Fowler 5, D. Dickerson 5, J. Pola-Smith 2, S. Batten 1, D. Sanderson 1, T. Pyle 1 Western Suburbs Pennant Hills North Shore Bombers : S. Lee-Steere 3, L. McColl 1, E. Strudwick 1, T. Hansen 1, S. Jackson 1, M. Varjavandi 1, C. Murphy 1, L. Genovesi 1 BEST, Manly Warringah Giants :C. Pettersson, M. Carter, J. Brain, J. Weir, D. Dickerson, T. Pyle Scott Pierce North Shore Bombers : P. Codling, J. Gray, S. Carruthers, D. Fitzgerald, S. Lee-Steere, S. Jackson East Coast UMPIRES: Jeffrey Cristani, James Baber, Luke Jobson
www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 30 7 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July ROUND 11 REVIEW CLUB NOTES Article by Michael Shillito, Photos by Leigh Gazzard June had turned into July, the weather cold but fine as Round 11 of Premier Division was played on Satur- PENRITH day. A mixed weekend for the Rams last weekend. Third Grade travelled to Harrington Park to take The football world was in a melancholy state over the weekend. It was Blue Sock Round, with many teams wearing blue socks and supporting the work of Beyond Blue in tackling depression and anxiety. And the on a committed Camden Cats outfit in Division Five. The two had met in round one at Grey- shock of the passing of Adelaide Crows coach Phil Walsh cut deep, even in Sydney. At some games a gums and it was the Rams winning that day by over a hundred points. However, at the minutes’ silence was held, at others scarves were put out and other commemorations held. “cattery” it was a far different story. After a slender lead after the first terms, Penrith domi- But the show goes on, and there was a big round of footy to be played. A round with plenty of local nated the second to lead by 21 points. Camden fought back strongly to be just nine points in arrears at the end derbies and rivalries. And in Premier Division, a round with no upsets; although some underdog teams put of the third quarter and kept coming in the final session, just failing to overhaul the Rams who came out victori- the fight up to their more fancied rivals. ous by three points. Evergreen Kevin Kirk kicked five whilst Matt Sutcliffe took out the “best on Ground’ hon-
North Shore vs Manly Warringah ours for the day. The teams sits in third spot on the BLK Sydney AFL Division Five ladder with an impressive 8-2 The big rivalry on the north was played under lights at Gore Hill Oval, with North Shore playing host to Manly. When the two sides had record. played at Blacktown earlier in the season, the Bombers were held to a single goal. This time round there was no such capitulation by Two games were the order of the day as Gosford (Women’s and Division Three) make the annual trek to Grey- the Bombers; but the end result was still a comfortable win for the Giants. gums Oval on a magnificent winter day. The Gosford girls got the early jump on the Ramettes and were never Around the ground, there wasn’t that much to separate the two sides early on. The Bombers were showing some resistance early, and headed in their thirty two point win. Kim Butler was the best for the ladies side and they now sit precariously in were finding ways to get the ball into their forward 50 and create attacking chances. But the Giants had the answer to any challenges fifth spot on the ladder. the Bombers would create; and although the stats in general play in the first term would have been similar, the Giants had four goals to two to show for their efforts, and a ten point lead at quarter time. The following game saw a strong Penrith reserve side play a depleted Gosford team in the Division Three clash, The Bombers were within a kick of the Giants early in the second quarter, but that was as close as they could go. The Giants were missing many key players. It wasn’t long before the Rams asserted their superiority and ran out big winners by relentless, contesting every possession. Day was turning into night, a full moon rising and bringing the Wolves out. Time and again the 133 points, retaining third spot on the ladder with an 8-3 record. Ben McGovern booted six and new father of Giants put the Bombers under the pump; and a quarter of three goals to two saw them leading by 17 points at the long break. Not an Matilda, Michael Brown was awarded best on ground. insurmountable margin, but a comeback never looked likely. On Sunday, both the Under 19’s and First Grade made the annual trek to Picken Oval to play Wests Magpies. But the Bombers did lift early in the third. An early goal gave them a sniff, a hope they could maybe make a run like they did against Pennant Hills last week. But within a minute the Giants had the goal back, and the chance was gone. For much of the quarter, it was The colts started the game well with two quick goals, but Wests struck back quickly. In a see-sawing battle, it play where more ground was gained by both sides from the frequently-awarded 50 metre penalties than through general play. The was the home team that claimed the points with a seventeen point victory to leapfrog the Rams into second Bombers worked hard; but the difference between a rebuilding team and a team in their golden era was all too apparent as the Giants spot. Ben White and Luke Hyland shared the kicking honours with for apiece, whilst Max Bragg took out best on had all the answers and more. Four goals to two extended the margin to 33 points at the last change. ground. The game was safely won, and the margin wouldn’t change during the final quarter. The sting had largely gone out of the contest, the The final match of the weekend saw the Rams First Grade take on Wests. Penrith, wearing blue socks in support Giants firing a few goals early in the quarter then happily sitting back with the cue in the rack as the Bombers salvaged a few late in a of the “Beyond Blue” round, were keen to avenge their first round loss to the Magpies. Both clubs and the quarter in which each side ended up with four goals. In the end, the final margin was 33 points. For the Giants, it was a routine sort of win in a game they were expecting to get the points; umpires formed a line in the middle of the ground and observed a minutes silence in honour of Adelaide Crows not one of their classic performances but it didn’t need to be, and the win was never seriously in doubt. Up forward, Daniel Dickerson coach, Phil Walsh’s tragic passing earlier in the week. The Rams got off to a great start, collecting the first two made the most of a rare appearance in Premier Division to finish with five goals, while Brayden Fowler also contributed five goals to goals, but Wests hit back with twenty one unanswered points to lead at the first break by nine. By the long the Giants’ cause. Around the ground, Connor Pettersson, Max Carter and James Brain made prominent contributions. break, Penrith had whittled back the deficit to just a point in a torrid affair. In the third term, the Pies snuck For the Bombers, the loss was disappointing; but their effort was far removed from some of their early-season defeats. Pat Codling, ahead to lead by ten points and a couple of quick goals in the final term, saw them take the match by just under John Gray and Sam Carruthers picked up plenty of the ball during the evening; and after a mid-season change in the coaching lineup, three goals. Michael Denton and Best on Ground, Ben McGovern both sharing the kicking honours with a pair. new Bombers’ mentor Damian Whittle has something to work with in the remainder of this season. The team still lies in fifth spot and are looking shaky for a final berth. East Coast vs Pennant Hills This weekend, its back on the road again with the Ramettes taking on ladder leaders, Auburn Giants at Mona The battle for the north-west was played at Kanebridge Oval, with top spot on the line as East Coast Eagles were at home to Pennant Park, Third Grade head to Pioneers Park to play Randwick whilst first grade are looking to repeat their first Hills. But, after an even first quarter, the Eagles would take control for the remainder of the afternoon. round win over Blacktown at BISP at 2:10 PM. The first quarter saw the Demons take the fight up to the Eagles, and had they kicked straight they could have had the lead at the first On Sunday, the two’s play Balmain at Henson Park whilst the 19’s have the bye. change. But it would be a term of forward frustration for the Demons, with some kickable shots missing the target as an inaccurate return of 1.5 would be recorded on the scoreboard. The Eagles had fewer chances, but converted two of them to lead by three points Penrith rams would like to acknowledge our major sponsors, O’Donoghues Irish Pub and new sponsor, Austra- at quarter time. lia’s leading law firm, Slater + Gordon. All players, staff and supporters are encouraged to support these spon- But as the teams emerged from their huddle for the second quarter, the Eagles had been revved up and lifted another gear. The Eagles sors. haven’t lost since the opening round, and during the second term they put out an emphatic statement of premiership favouritism as they dominated the Demons around the ground and had no shortage of players who easily had the measure of their direct opponent. With five goals to two for the quarter, and a 23-point half time lead, things were looking comfortable for the home side. Around the ground, the Eagles were easily the better side again in the third term. But on the forward line, the Eagles were far from comfortable. At times their own worst enemies, shot after shot that should have been kicked sailed wide of the big sticks. An inaccurate 2.7 for the quarter was frustrating for the Eagles. But the backline ensured the Demons were unable to take advantage, some tight defensive work preventing the Demons from drawing twin flags from the goal umpires during the premiership quarter. By three quarter time the Eagles’ lead was 39 points. But that number would blow out in the final quarter, as the Eagles’ re-discovered their mojo on the forward line while the midfield assumed control of the contest. It was a display of a team of premiership favourites at their imposing best, and the Demons were powerless to stop the Eagle juggernaut during the final term. A run of six goals to two for the quarter blew the final margin out to 61 points. Scott Pierce and Jamie Vlatko spearheaded the Eagle charge to finish with four goals apiece; while Aaron Savage, Blake Anderson and Bryce Joynson featured prominently around the ground for the Eagles. With the win, a spot in this year’s finals is already mathematically guaranteed. It was a disappointing afternoon for the Demons; but Cameron Smith, Stephen Wray and Tom Edmonds continued to work hard all day. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 8 29 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July CLUB NOTES ROUND 11 REVIEW Western Suburbs vs Sydney University NORTH SHORE Meanwhile at Picken Oval, Wests were hosting Sydney Uni. The Magpies had fought hard but been beaten in their last two starts, and again on Saturday they would put in a credible performance against a top-five side. But once again Magpie hearts would be broken as We’re back at Gore Hill for a triple-header, looking to get back on they would again fall on the wrong side of the scoreboard when the final siren sounded. the winning list after a disappointing day last Saturday when all four The Magpies were desperate and hungry, and showed that during the early exchanges as they got the jump on the Students in the first quarter. At times it was hard and physical, as the Magpies piled on the pressure and pressed forward at every opportunity. In a season of our teams went down. where little has gone to plan for the home side, there was a lot to be hopeful about as they put on four unanswered goals in the first For our seniors, it’s a make-or-break clash against Sydney Uni. Despite going term to lead by 21 points at quarter time. Out-pressured and out-enthused during the first quarter, the Students knew they had to lift their work-rate in the second term. This down in our last two games, we’re still in the finals race; but a win against the they did, but it would be a slow burn to turn their fortunes around against a Wests side that had their tails up and momentum running their way. It took plenty of time during the second term before the Students could make any inroads into the deficit; and even after a Students is essential if we’re going to make it to the playoffs. four goals to two quarter, the University side still found themselves nine points in arrears as the teams returned to the rooms at half The reserves have an important game against Wests. The finals are still within time. The Magpies were still in front, but with the margin back to single figures, the game was far from safe. More moves up forward had to reach if we can get a win. For the most part, our reserves have been competitive be made, more scoring chances needed to be created. And in the third quarter, this happened; but too few of those chances were to be capitalised on. A scoreline of 2.6 for the quarter was frustrating at a time when the Students were coming back hard. And as the quarter in recent weeks, but some more wins would be a just reward for our seconds drew on, the Students had lifted around the ground; their fifth goal for the quarter putting Sydney Uni three points in front at the last team. change. Wests had given it their all and led for all but the final moment of three quarters. But the momentum had swung, the Students were on Things haven’t gone to plan lately for the thirds, but the clash against Macquarie top, and the Magpies had nothing more to give. And as the last quarter played out, the Students had the run of play and took advantage around the ground. Four goals to one in the final quarter was enough to wrap up a 23-point win; a margin that didn’t do justice to an- Uni gives us a chance to re-discover the form of early in the season and keep in other fighting effort by the Magpies, but a margin that reflected the Students’ dominant final quarter. the finals race. Monty Krochmal, Allister Clarke and Alex Hawtin were best for the Students. Only half a game ahead of sixth just two weeks ago, back to back wins have opened the gap up to ten competition points. The Magpies were well served by four goals to Thomas Charles and efforts For the Under 19s, it’s an early morning road trip to Wollongong to take on South around the ground by Taran Etto, Josh Robinson and Josh Zoppo. But despite the recent vastly improved form, the Magpies still only have one win to show for their efforts this season; and although it’s still mathematically possible for them to make the finals, time is Coast Thunder. Victory for our young Bombers would keep them within striking running out. distance of second spot and the double-chance in the finals. UNSW/ES vs UTS The eastern derby was a battle for university pride, as UNSW-ES took on UTS at the Village Green. It was a game between two sides Off the field, after a successful Red and Black Ball two weeks ago, our next big currently outside the top five; but one that the Bats would enjoy as they snapped a three-game losing streak with a 28-point victory. Goals would be hard to come by in the first quarter, as the two sides searched desperately for form and momentum that had eluded event will be Back to Bears Day; which will be conducted with our next home them in recent weeks. It was a battle of the defences early on, as time and again a series of turnovers and strong work by the respective th backlines would hold each other out. But the Bats would find a way to goal when they needed two; and with three goals to one in the game on Saturday 8 August. It’s a day when we celebrate the proud history of opening term would lead by 12 points at the first change. our club, which goes all the way back to 1903. After a low-scoring opening, the game opened up in the second term; and both sides would be able to find some run and free-flowing play that was impossible in the first. The scoreboard was ticking over more often, and the running midfielders finding the ball easier to All past players of North Shore are invited to come back to the club and celebrate get. But again the Bats would have the edge, not by much, but by enough to score four goals to three for the quarter and extend the lead to 17 points at half time. with former team-mates and remember glory days of the past. In particular, this The Bulldogs haven’t won since Round 2, but being within three goals at half time, would have sensed an opportunity. But they needed year we’re inviting the North Shore teams of 1985 and 2005 to remember the to get goals on the board, so the attacking mindset of the second term would have to be continued in the third. But, although the Bull- th th dogs did manage three goals during the third quarter, it wasn’t enough to stem the Bats’ tide as the visitors would score five in the 30 and 10 anniversary of their premiership glory. premiership quarter. And with the margin extended to 28 points at three quarter time, it was clear to all at the ground that the Bulldogs would again fall short of victory. It’ll be a day to remember at Gore Hill. Mark the date in your diary and make And so it would prove, as they were unable to peg back the deficit in the final quarter. It was a quarter of even fortunes, four goals sure you’re there. apiece, as the Bats had the answering goal to any challenge the Bulldogs would throw down and were able to comfortably cruise to a well-earned win. James Howard finished with four goals for the Bats, and also provided the individual highlight of the day as he pulled down a spectacular high-flying mark that had the crowd in raptures. Around the ground, Jason Fleming, Kaizaad Mehta and Josh Maddox accumulated Enjoy your day at the footy. Go Bombers!!! plenty of possessions to keep the Bats on top. The win sees the Bats leap-frog North Shore into sixth place, thanks to their superior percentage and having already had their second bye. For the Bulldogs, Tim Cummins kicked four, and with Harry Annear and Tim Widmer persevered all day; but it was another result that didn’t go their way. With one win for the season to date, the Bulldogs are stuck on the bottom of the ladder and have no time to waste in getting a winning streak going to keep their mathematical finals chances alive.
Next week sees a potentially season-defining clash at Gore Hill Oval when North Shore takes on Sydney Uni. A win for the Students would see the finals race all but over and the gap between fifth and sixth virtually insur- mountable; but a win for North Shore would get both the Bombers and UTS within striking distance. Meanwhile Pennant Hills will return to their old stamping ground at Ern Holmes Oval for a clash with Manly. St George host East Coast, and if the Dragons can cause the upset will be in a position to put pressure for the double chance on the loser of the Ern Holmes clash. And at Trumper Park, UTS will be keen to build on this week’s momentum when they host Wests. UNSW-ES has the bye. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 28 9 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July FROM YEARS GONE BY - 2 0 0 3 CLUB NOTES Sydney Football League Sydney Football Association Final Ladder Final Ladder UTS Last weekend saw the first “Green Rinse” for the Bats with all grades bringing home North Shore 60 Sydney University 56 the chocolates against Eastern Suburbs rivals UNSW.
St George 50 Wollongong 44 Premier Division – UTS Bats 16.8 (104) defeated UNSW/Bulldogs 11.4 (76) UNSW/ES 44 Holroyd Parramatta 40 Division 1 - UTS Bats 10.10 (70) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 9.6 (60)
Division 3 - UTS Bats 17.11 (113) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 9.4 (58) Campbelltown 40 Southern Sharks 40 Division 5 - UTS Bats 10.14 (74) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 6.5 (41)
Pennant Hills 34 UNSW/ES 40 Coming off a bye the Bats Premier Division were keen to make amends from their disappointing loss
East Coast Eagles 20 UTS 32 to North Shore in Round 9. The first quarter was a low scoring affair with goals hard to come by how- ever the Bats would take a 12 point advantage going into the first break. UNSW came out of the
Western Suburbs 12 South West Sydney 32 blocks in the second quarter and kicked the first three goals, taking the lead from the Bats. A late surge in the back of the quarter would see the Bats extend their lead to 17 points in the major break. Balmain 20 Macquarie University 24 The Bats would kick a further 9 goals in the second half holding off a gallant UNSW. Howard was the leading goal scorer with 4 goals and took an absolute hanger in the second half in front of goals. The Manly Warringah 24 Premiers goals were evenly spread across 8 goal scorers. Fleming, Mehta and Maddox were among the best for
UNSW/ES Nor-West 20 the Bats.
Penrith 0 Also a big thank you to all the Bat’s players that donated to Beyond Blue last weekend; generating Grand Final more than $300 for a great cause. UNSW/ES 12.10.82 def North Shore 10.16.76 Premiers Rod Podbury Medal (B.O.G Grand Final) Sydney University David McGeorge (UNSW/ES) ST GEORGE
Grand Final We welcome back to Olds Park for the first time in a number of seasons the Club Champion North Shore high flying East Coast Eagles in all 3 grades. Our Premier Division boys will Sydney University 10.15.75 def UNSW/ES 8.5.53 certainly have their work cut out to even get close to the premiership fa- Phelan Medal Club Champion vourites. Jason Turner Campbelltown 15 Sydney University The club is celebrating “Back to St George” day where great memories of the Reserve Simon Webb North Shore 14 Grade premiership of 1975 and the Under 18/19 premierships of 1975, 1985 and 1995 Snow Medal Aaron Langsworth St George 13 will be re-told and exaggerated. If previous reunions are anything to go by, by half time Todd Featherstone St George 13 Andrew Bawden Southern Sharks 18 Scott Richmond St George 13 Rod Craig Southern Sharks 16 in Premier Division, the kicks back then will be at least 50 meters long with pin point ac- Salem Kassem Holroyd Parra 16 curacy, the tackling will be intense and the after match celebrations fierce! Leading Goalkickers In the midst of this we will be acknowledging Rex Elvish and Mark Magrath’s elevation Peter Dugmore St George 58 Leading Goalkickers into the St George Hall of Fame. This will bring to 21 people the number of Dragons so Nick Hosking North Shore 50 Hayden Reid Southern Sharks 79 honoured since the club’s beginning in 1928, some 86 years. In a nice piece of synergy, Cam Templeton UNSW/ES 45 Nathan Beck Nor West 56 Mark’s father, Ken, played in the same side as Rex. Fred David Wollongong 51 Rising Star There can be no higher accolade in a community club than such an appointment and Nick Potter ( Pennant Hills) these 2 servants of the St George Dragons certainly add to the prestige of the Hall of Hall of Fame Inductees (Inaugural Year) Fame. Vili’s Cup Ralph Roberston, Jack Dean, Stan Milton, Roy Campbelltown 13.8.86 def Queanbeyan 11.19.85 Hayes, Jimmy Stiff, Jack Williamson, Harry Free, Col Harris, WR “Billy” McKoy, Rod Podbury
www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 10 27 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July T E ACLUB M NOTES L I S T S THOSE WERE THE DAYS This page is provided by the NSW Australian Football History Society. The Society’s aims are to CAMDEN preserve the memory of NSW football. Tomorrow this game you are at will become history. The Camden Cats Division 2 side accounted for bottom of the table Randwick City Who won this, why did they do that, what does that mean? The Society wants to preserve those memories. Your club can help by designating a club historian to work with the Society. Saints with a 9-goal victory in a tough and at times fiery clash at Fairfax Reserve. As well you or the club can join, the details of which are on their website: The win sees the Cats’ winning streak extend to 9 games. www.nswfootballhistory.com.au
Camden started the game well making the most of its early possessions on the scoreboard. The Not Enough Grounds for Footy Cats took a 39-point lead into half time, punishing their opposition with quick transitions from de- fense into attack that were mostly led by dependable back men Mark Maher and Brenton Sommer- Enclosed grounds were a rarity in sport in Sydney early last century, particularly for Australian foot- ville. In the second half, Camden Coach Chris Hughes made a few positional changes, throwing ball. backman James Bottin-Noonan up forward and the man mountain delivered kicking 2 memorable goals. He was well supported up forward by Matt Withers, Matt Lecek and goal sneak Blake Pearce, In 1920, the NSWAFL had use of only two such grounds: Erskineville Oval and Trumper Park, then whilst Rhys Newham was again a potent scorer with 3 goals. In the middle, Mark Halteh and James called Hampden Oval. Broadbent led the charge for the Cats, supported well by ever-improving ruckman Billy Wylie. In a tough and physical last quarter, Camden scored six goals to Randwick’s one, running out 56-point The league required three enclosed grounds for the six team competition that year. Initially they victors. The win sets up a mouthwatering top of table clash with rival Manly next week. used Rushcutters Bay Oval as the additional ground but because this was one of many where a gate could not be charged, it was largely unsatisfactory. The Cats Division 4 side took on rival Campbelltown, with both teams desperate for a win to stay in the hunt for a finals birth. The game was tough, hard and physical; everything you would expect Then in early May of the same year, the league resolved to only play two games each round, there- from the local derby. It was a low scoring affair all day, with both teams inaccurate on the score- fore allotting a bye to two of the six teams. In those days the league took the gate money which pro- board. Michael Kennedy, Vicc Musgrave and Ben Reid starred for the Cats in the middle and around vided the largest portion of their income. As a consequence they paid all ground rentals, the umpires the ground, whilst Ben Laid and Ben “Sparrow” McDermott were rock solid down back. In a tight and gatemen for this short 10 round season and clubs paid a nominal affiliation fee. and nail-biting final term the Cats were able to make the most of their opportunities, eventually winning by 12-points and retaining the Rowley Cup. Stephen Mann was again the focal point for In some rounds however, the league gained use of the SCG No. 2 Oval, then a small ground wedged the Cats with three majors, whilst Ben Yakimov impressed in his return from injury with a number on the northern side of the Sydney Cricket Ground. This extra ground provided the opportunity to of run and carries, hard hits and two fantastic goals, the second one sealing the victory for Camden play the three games on those respective weekends. Sport was not permitted to play on Sundays. late in the last quarter. Next week Div 4 takes on top of the table Holroyd-Parramatta. These were days when matches were not played on a home and away basis. Games were played Camden’s Division 5 side was looking to avenge its 15-goal loss to Penrith from earlier in the season where a ground, leased by the league, was available. For example, in round 5 of 1921 Paddington when the two sides met on the Cats’ home turf. In a scrappy first half, Camden’s backline stood and Sydney clubs both had to catch the ferry across the harbor to play their game on North Sydney strong against a barrage of opposition inside 50s, only trailing by 22-points at half time. After some No. 2, now called St Leonards Park. The bridge had not been constructed. choice words from Coach Paul Love at half time, the Cats responded with a 5-goal to 3-goal third quarter, a strong second effort and goal by James “Snowy” Surridge one of the highlights. In the Footy in Sydney must have appeared so strange to players coming from other states without these final quarter Camden’s strong tackling, ball pressure and desperation were a highlight as they ral- ground issues. Sydney may have been a big city but football circumstances were very different. lied late in the game, just falling short by 3 points. Veteran Ben Wright scored 4 goals for the Cats, whilst first year player Tim Georgiou was one of Camden’s best with 2 goals. The Cats were also And in that year too, there were some unusual appointments in the umpiring ranks. well serviced by ruckman Cam Thomas and first year players Jordy Lee and Joe Rawlins. The South West Districts Association (now known as the Riverina Football League), called on Sydney Next weekend sees the Cats Division 4 and 5 sides travelling over to Gipps Road to take on Holroyd- to supply umpires. Wagga, Narrandera, Ganmain etc are quite a distance to travel Parramatta, whilst the Camden first grade side takes on rival Manly for the third time this season at to umpire a game of football. Fairfax Reserve. Up to four umpires were required at the abnormally high fee for the time of three guineas ($6.30) per man, plus expenses, which totalled at least six pounds ($12.00) for each. They left Sydney by train on a Friday returning on the Sunday.
www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 26 11 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK CLUB NOTES HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Today is the Goannas Sponsors, Old Boys and GWS Giants Fan Day at Goanna Park. This is al- ways a big day, but made even bigger this year with the inclusion of the GWS Giants. Not only are we thanking our many great Sponsors today, but along with the GWS Giants, we are cele- brating football in Western Sydney. G Man will be in attendance, and there will be clinics for the kids, raffles, giveaways and even a couple of GWS Giants players! All four Goannas teams are at home today, with the Under 19's kicking off proceedings at 8.30 am against Southern Power. This will be followed by the Thirds (Division 5) at PENNANT HILLS MANLY WARRINGAH 10.30 am against Camden. The Reserves (Division 4) will also play Camden, their game at 12.30 pm, and the Sen- iors (Division 1) will tackle UNSW/ES at 2.30 pm. Fine weather was ordered and it will be a great day! After coming so close to a win last week, the Goannas Seniors were confident of success when they hosted Sydney Saturday 11th July Uni in the familiar surrounds of Goanna Park. The first half was a tough and hard fought affair, with scoring oppor- 2:30pm @ Ern Holmes Oval tunities hard to come by. The home team lead by 5 points at quarter time, and 2 points at half time. With the third quarter crucial, it was Sydney Uni who had the better of the play, and with the Goannas missing some opportuni- ties in front of goal the visitors lead by 8 points at the last change. When the students kicked the first goal of the last it made the task a bit more difficult for the Goannas, and despite their best efforts they could not make up the Round 2 2015 - Pennant Hills 9.14 (68) def Manly Warrinagh 9.7 (61) ground and went down by 18 points. Once again Arin Rickett lead the way in another best on ground perform- ance, with Ben Rogers also outstanding up forward. Josh Terrey and Jack Mara were excellent in the back line, Grand Final 2014 - Manly Warringah 8.20 (68) def Pennant Hills 2.10 (22) Scott Maguire was strong at half forward while Luke Mansour gave plenty of run in the middle. Goannas 5.11.41 v Sydney Uni 9.5.59. After their narrow win last week, the Goannas Reserves enjoyed the return to Goanna park and were looking to keep their winning form going when they took on the Sydney uni Students as well. Early on the signs were good for the Goannas, who after a tight first few minutes were able to take control of the game. 4 goals to 1 in the first quarter saw the Goannas assert their authority early, and from that point there was no looking back. The Goannas completely dominated the second and third quarters, kicking 11 goals while keeping Sydney Uni to just 1 point, and by the start of the last quarter lead by 90 points. The sting went out of the game somewhat in the last quarter but the Goannas still had the better of it to come away with a 107 point win to maintain their spot at the top of the ladder. Andrew Munns was outstanding off half back and was best on ground, with Adam Byrne also excellent in the midfield. Luke Pierce, Matt Ophof and Scott Nolan were also superb through the midfield and forwards. Goannas 21.10.136 v Sydney Uni 4.5.29. After getting back in the winners circle last week, the Division 5 boys were looking to go back to back against Syd- ney Uni. After beating the Students by just 8 points earlier in the year, the boys were confident of repeating the In 2015 selected matches will be live streamed through the AFL Sydney dose. The first quarter was a close one early as both teams fought hard to gain the ascendancy, but a late burst by the Goannas put the team ahead by 21 points, and from there they didn’t look back. A dominant second and third website and www.youtube.com/aflsydneylive thanks to Digital Sports. quarters saw the Goannas extend the lead to 90 points at the last change, and with the game all but done, coasted through the last quarter to record a 100 point win. Steve Smith was outstanding and was named best on ground, with Alex Koudah continuing his impressive debut season. Darcy Jenson, Matt Smith and Mihir Wagle were all All matches live streamed will then be stored on the AFL Sydney website brilliant in the midfield, while Brett Rizzo was excellent in the backline. A half dozen goals by Nathan Peters sees and can viewed at any time. him take the lead in the League goalkicking stakes! Goannas 19.17.131 v Sydney uni 4.7.31. The Goannas Under 19 team maintained top spot and were awarded the points when Campbelltown failed to get enough players to provide a contest. Upcoming matches— At this year's Gray Medal & Presentation Night, not only will the Club be awarding trophies for the best players, and celebrating another great year of the mighty Goannas, we will also be bringing together the brilliant 1990 Premiership side, 25 years after their 9.15.69 v North Shore 9.8.62 Grand Final win at Erskinville Oval. All players, Round Date Home Away Venue Time coaches, officials and supporters from that era are wlecome and it will be a fantstic night, culminating in the 2015 Gray Medal presentation. Please contact Peter Taylor on 0438.004905 for more information. We would like to acknowledge our great 2015 partners, at Merrylands RSL Club, Rossfreight Express, HTT Manage- 19th July UNSW/ES St George Village Green 2.30pm ment, Crown On McCredie Hotel, Mr Taxman, Cash Converters (Blacktown), Value H2O, Satsuma Solutions, Road 13 Runner Rubber Supplies, Stratton Finance, Quigley's Quality Meats, Salmon Bros, Quickfee, Nolan Plumbing Ser- vices, Aceit Sportswear and of course the Holroyd Council. 14 25th July Manly St George Weldon Oval 2.30pm www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 12 25 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July T E ACLUB M NOTES L I S T S SENIOR TEAM LISTS PENNANT HILLS PENNANT HILLS MANLY WARRINGAH Premier Division Premier Division Round 11 was an away round for all of our teams with four competing at Kane- Senior Coach: Chris Yard Senior Coach: Leigh Brain bridge Oval against traditional rivals East Coast Eagles. It was ECE’s Back to Colours: Red & Navy Blue Colours: Maroon & White “Baulko” round and Past Players Day and we congratulate them on hosting a fantastic day of footy, on and off the field. Kanebridge Oval was buzzing. The day was punctuated by a moving ‘moment’ Team List Team List of silence before the Prems match, honouring the memory of Adelaide Crows Coach Phil Walsh No Name Goals No Name Goals who passed away in tragic circumstances on Friday. Perhaps fittingly, certainly from ECE’s perspec- 2 SEB PARKER 1 DAVID STROUD tive, the day was a resounding success both on and off the field, as they won 3 out of 4 matches, 3 AARON CRISFIELD 2 ANGUS BUNCLE including the Div 3 and Reserve Grade where their teams probably started as underdogs. 5 RANGA EDIRIWICKRAMA 3 JACK PARKER 6 BRANT JACK 4 JAMES BRAIN For Penno, the day was very disappointing, the Under 19s providing the only bright spot in what 10 ROBERT WATTS 5 BRAYDEN FOWLER 6 RYAN WEARNE was their 11th straight victory. For Coach David Pinker this was a very rewarding win as it was the 11 THEO MORAITIS 7 JACK HAWKINS most inexperienced side to take the field this season, with the boys elevated from Div 2 combining 12 SAM ZIKMAN 13 BRAD KEOUGH 8 TOM BECKETT well with their more experienced team mates. Prems going down to ECE was probably not unex- 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON pected, albeit we were hoping for a closer result. Coach YD commented: “Beaten by a very good 14 DANIEL PREEN 15 KIERAN WRIGHT 10 HARRISON KOCH football side that deserves flag favouritism. Missed opportunities in the first half were disappointing 16 TIM WALES 11 CONNOR PETTERSSON and ECE certainly made any Penno turnover count.” 17 ADAM NIXON 12 CAL JOHNSTON 18 DANIEL WITT 13 GARETH BENBOW What was unexpected and exasperating, however, was Reserve Grade’s poor showing after last 19 PATRICK WITT 14 TOM PYLE 15 ERIC BURKE week’s stirring win over the Tigers. Coach Clarke summed it up, “we were outplayed in every de- 20 NICOLAS HEY 16 JACKSON POLA-SMITH partment by East Coast”. And, Div 3’s poor skill execution left them wanting, particularly as we had 21 BEN URWIN 17 JORDAN WEIR no answers to combat ECE’s gun forward Jared Patira who kicked 9 majors. Also playing away, the 22 LACHLAN URWIN 18 LEVI BRAIN Div 5 team had an excellent victory over Randwick City Saints by a massive 121 pts, going some way 25 DAMIEN DELL’AQUILA 19 SAM BATTEN to assuaging the disappointment of the day at Baulko. Congratulations to Tommy Angel (Prems) 26 DAVID SMITH th 20 CAM LIVORI and Dave Smith (Ressies) who each played their 100 open-age game for the Club. 27 JESSE HARE 21 JAKE MONK 28 CAMERON SMITH 22 MICHAEL ATKINSON Round 12 is the Club’s annual Back to the Ern and Past Players Day. The clash between the De- 29 TIM SCOULAR 23 HAYDEN WASHINGTON mons and the Giants, two Premier Division finals contenders, headlines a full card of footy that day. 30 MICHAEL TALBOT 24 DANIEL DICKERSON Penno will be desperate to bounce back onto the winner’s list after last week’s poor showing. We 31 JAMES DUNN 25 JAMIE MCDOUGALL th 34 THOMAS ANGEL will also be celebrating the 40 Anniversary of the Club’s first premierships in 1975. Penno’s mete- 26 TOM MCCAFFREY rd st oric rise from 3 Division to 1 Division in the space of 6 seasons was described in an article in The 37 STEPHEN WRAY 27 JAMES BEHAGG Australian newspaper in May 1977 as the classic tale of the “Mouse that Roared”. Check out this 38 SAM WIDMER 30 WILLS BRASSIL week’s Heartbeat for the full story. As if the day wasn’t already full of interest and excitement, we 40 LACHLAN VILE 35 MAX CARTER will also be celebrating Jason Clarke’s 300th open-age game for the Demons this weekend. Clarkey 41 MATTHEW CAREY 36 TOM SCHULTZ reckons he’s been playing footy for 34 years straight, since he was 7, and his 300 game achieve- 42 THOMAS EDMONDS 37 JIMMY MCDONALD 43 TED WIDMER ment is only matched by the current Seniors Coach, Chris Yard. Clarkey will become the 2nd mem- 40 ETHAN PANIZZA 45 THOMAS ABBOTT ber of the Demons 300 Club and can quite justifiably be named as Club Legend. This weekend 41 AMOS MICHAEL 48 JAKE GUNSTONE 42 ANDREW PILOT promises to be a lot of fun … it’s a chance to catch up with your footy buddies while watching some 52 MICHAEL JOHNSON 44 ANDREW PILAT top footy. Not one to be missed! 56 CAMPBELL LUSCOMBE 50 NATHAN BOSSCHIETER
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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 24 13 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July SENIOR TEAM LISTS CLUB NOTES ST GEORGE EAST COAST EAGLES EAST COAST Premier Division Premier Division First and foremost a huge thankyou to the more than 1,500 people who were at Kanebridge Oval Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Senior Coach: Michael Sankey Senior Coach: Terry Mudge last Saturday for the annual “Back to Baulko” day against Pennant Hills. To say it was a huge day is Colours: Red & White Colours: Yellow & Blue an understatement. It’s not often you can go the local footy and buy an apartment, or enquire about having your new house built. Or get the kids faces painted before they play on the jumping castle. Or receive continual Team List Team List piping hot food fresh from the BBQ when such a crowd is present. Or watch 80 kids from the Magpies / Eagles Acad- No Name Goals No Name Goals emy have some fantastic fun at half time and entertain the punters. 1 CHRIS FRANGOS 1 BEN BOURKE And those punters certainly enjoyed the day. From the large Demons contingent on hand to support their Club, to the hundreds of past players from Baulkham Hills and East Coast, to the current day supporters of the Eagles who are 2 DANIEL NAPPER 2 SCOTT REED 3 JAMIE VLATKO always at Kanebridge on home match days and of course our fabulous sponsors who watched their teams win three of 3 JORDAN WEST the four matches, everybody had a hoot. 4 SCOTT PIERCE 4 PATRICK MCBRIDE Thankyou to all the helpers who lent a hand when it was at its busiest. Names should not be mentioned for fear of 5 DANIEL SPITERI 5 DAVID LYCAKIS missing someone, but without you we could not have managed to produce a day which created the largest crowd we 6 TRENT BAKER have seen at a home and away match in Sydney for decades. It ran like clockwork and if we can do it even better in 6 BLAKE GUTHRIE 7 MARK SKUSE 2016, we will. 7 DAVID RYAN 8 MATT SCHOLZ The main bout was the BLK AFL Sydney Premier Division Match of the Day between “Baulko” and “Penno”, which by 8 MICHAEL MILNER 9 JON VLATKO the way was how the scoreboard depicted the team names all day. At 10.00am Div Three kicked off in front of an 9 DECLAN DONOHUE 10 EUGENE KRUGER audience you would love to have for any Premier Division game. The dual car parks were already full and the tempera- ture of the beer was being tested early. Third grade loved the opportunity to play in front of such a crowd that was 10 BEN JONES 11 TRENT STUBBS 12 ANDREW MCCONNELL very different to the handful of diehards who are usually there at that time of morning. They responded in kind and 11 STEPHEN WILSEN the result was never in doubt when they went on to inflict defeat upon the Demons. Jared Patira was superb with nine 13 AASON SAVAGE 12 BEN SHARP goals. 14 KARL MERSON 13 BRYCE ADDISON U19s relished the chance to play the curtain raiser to Prems and without doubt put in their best performance for the 15 STUART TURNER year to date. A tough season for them so far, but they learned plenty last Saturday when they held the elite Penno 14 MATT PETERING 16 DEAN COSTELLO outfit to just a 14 point lead at half time. The margin widened in the second half, but it was a great lead-in to the big 15 ELI PRESCOTT 17 JOSH CASS one the crowd had come to see. Well some of them anyway. The Back to Baulko reunion element often took prece- 16 JACK HILL 18 JACK DIMERY dence! 17 DEAN GILBERT 19 NICK CROWE After a fitting eulogy and 41 seconds of silence for Phillip Walsh, Michael Sankey’s boys endured a tough first term when at quarter time the margin was just 13 points. But as has happened each week in this season so far, the Eagles 18 NATHAN KENNY 20 LYNDON HUPFELD 21 DAMIEN CHARLESTON progressively increased their lead the further the match went on and ran out winners by 10 goals to retain the Warren 19 NICK RYAN “Pops” Quintrell shield. And on such a big day it was fabulous to have 91 year old Warren on hand to personally pre- 22 JAMES FORD 20 TOM COENEN sent his shield to the winning skipper Jon Vlatko. 23 JOSH CUTTING 21 DANIEL COOPER By this stage the lights were on and the ground had moved into twilight mode, further increasing the spectacle of the 24 KIERAN EMERY 22 NICK TAIT event. The rooms were packed with supporters as everyone who could fit in was invited to join the players to sing the 25 WILL BRADLEY song which brought back so many memories for the old boys who even had to put down their beers to wipe away the 24 DANIEL TOMLINS 26 RYAN FITTON tears. The victory took the Eagles 1½ games clear at the top of the table. 25 DANIEL RIXON 27 MATTHEW EASTMAN The day was not yet finished as the “Ressies” matched up in the last game. Eighth against second was an imposing task, 26 TRAVIS MARTIN 29 ZACH JOHNS particularly considering the Demons had beaten the undefeated Balmain the week before. Inspired by the veteran 27 JANSON DOUGHTY 30 STEVE O’CONNOR Rodney Frost, who had done so much to raise the profile and publicity for “Back to Baulko”, Frosty and the Two’s came out all guns blazing and to be honest the result never looked in doubt. Several hundred people were still in the house 31 ANTHONY STUBBS 28 TAYLOR PREECE and the support was amazing throughout the whole game. If the tempo could possibly increase at all, it certainly did 33 AARON DRINKWATER 30 BEN HODGSON when R Frost kicked a couple of goals and used his experience to shepherd the lads home. JUSTIN STEER 31 NICK SHAW 36 And suddenly the day had come to an end. Or at least the footy had. The marquees came down, the terraces were 38 BLAKE ANDERSON 32 NICK TATE cleaned up, the canteen manager counted his money and the Kanebridge sales team went home very satisfied after a 39 CAMERON ARNDT fabulous launch of their new north Kellyville development called the Hugh. But the lights stayed on just a little while 33 ALEXANDER WYNN 40 BRYCE JOYNSON longer to allow those who still needed refreshments to reflect upon what had been the best home match day in Eagles’ 36 JAKE BROWN 45 ANDREW BROWNING history. Justice Crew’s “Best Night of My Life” belted out over the PA system to acknowledge that fact. The Fiddler then had the pleasure of many until 2.00am..... This week it’s off to Olds Park for “Back to St George” day whilst Div 3 head to Sydney Uni. PS Want to become an East Coast Eagles member? Grab a flyer from the website and send it back with your details. $55.00 is all you need to pay. PPS Whilst on the website check out the story about the Eagles’ Black Tie Ball on July 18th in Dural. We’d love to ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL see you there to support the Club and have a ball. You might even decide to be hypnotised!!
www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 14 23 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July MILESTONES AFL SYDNEY TIPPING SENIOR TEAM LISTS Congratulations to the following players NORTH SHORE SYDNEY UNIVERSITY achieving milestones this week: LW TOT Premier Division Premier Division Jason Clarke—Pennant Hills—300 games Senior Coach: Gareth Lawson Senior Coach: Ben Merson Alex Dawes—UNSW/ES—100 games 1 Wombat 5 46 Colours: Red & Black Colours: Blue & Gold Ryan Wilcox-Kerr—UNSW/ES—50 games Thomas Reynolds—UNSW/ES—50 games 2 JT9 5 43 Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 3 Demonsbulldogs 5 42 1 MATT VARJAVANDI 1 DANNY FRAWLEY 2 DANNY ROBERTS 4 Penrithrams 5 42 3 DALE FITZGERALD 2 LUKE VELLA 5 Michael Shillito 5 41 4 JOSH DAVID-WRIGHT 3 CALLUM KENNEDY 6 SAM CARRUTHERS 4 WILL STRATFORD 6 Tasweigan 5 41 8 CHRIS MURPHY 6 TOM BYRNES 9 ADRIAN HARRY 7 BEN HAWTIN 7 Danny 5 40 11 NICK FOSTER 8 NICK ROBERTS 12 TOM HANSEN 8 Lance2210 3 40 13 CHARLIE PARSONS 9 SAM CRICHTON 9 Dfras 3 39 14 JIMMY MCKENZIE 10 LUKE FREEMANTLE 16 LAIN GENOVESI 11 JAMES LEWINGTON 21 MATT EDDY 10 Matt Graham 5 39 12 OLIVER WETZLAR 22 JAKE SAUNDERS 13 SAM SLEIGH 23 TOM HARVEY 24 TEDDY STRUDWICK 14 MONTY KROCHMAL BIG PHAR LAP REACHES TRIPLE TON 25 RON WASON 15 JAMES LEWINGTON 26 TIM WESTON 16 BEN COFFEY Troy McMurrich, the tall red headed ruckman for Macquarie Uni, will play his 300th Club match in the 27 DANIEL SCHACHER 17 CHRIS BROWNE Division 4 game against North Shore at Gore Hill Oval on Saturday. 28 WILL TAYLOR 18 CHRIS REICHMAN 29 JOHN GRAY Troy, a student at Macquarie Uni, joined the club in 1992, when the Kookaburras had an Under 20s 30 RYAN HEZLETT 19 MJ FIGG team. It was a close call, as he very nearly decided to play basketball (one of his other loves). In that 31 TIM BRANSGROVE 20 BEN FITZPATRICK first season, his talents were recognised and all his matches were in First Grade, although on occa- 34 LIAM MCCOLL 21 NIC ROBERTS sions he doubled up, also playing Under 20s. 35 CHARLIE CALLANDER 22 CHRIS KENDRICK 36 DARCY BARON-HAY 23 DANIEL POTTS Troy is a passionate Geelong Cats supporter, and his great-grandfather played for Geelong in the 37 ETHAN HARVEY 24 JEFF MELVILLE early years of the VFL. 38 ALEX JALLOH 39 RYAN HEBRON 25 GLENN SMITH Troy has played in all four of Macquarie Uni's Men's First Grade Premier- 40 JAKE VEALE 33 TOM ELKINGTON ship sides, in 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2009. In 1999 he was a joint Runner Up 41 TRISTAN SMITH 38 JAKE SWARTS 42 MITCH WRIGHT in the Snow Medal, and he has won the 1st Grade Best and Fairest award 42 ALLISTER CLARKE 43 ANTHONY TREACY for Macquarie Uni. 49 ARON EVERETT 44 NICK CROFT 55 DAVID JOHNSON His nickname at the Warriors is Phar Lap, after the big hearted champion 59 XAVIER BURTON race horse.
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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 22 15 Round 12 - 10th—12th July Round 12 - 10th—12th July SENIOR TEAM LISTS T E A M L I S T S UTS WESTERN SUBURBS SYDNEY UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN POWER Premier Division Premier Division Women’s Div One Women’s Div One Senior Coach: Nic Fosdike Senior Coach: Kevin Eynaud Senior Coach: Yucel Celenk Senior Coach: Abe Caroca Colours: Teal & Black Colours: Black & White Colours: Yellow & Blue Colours: Aqua, Black & White
Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 BELINDA MICHALK 1 BRENDAN BROWNE 1 TARAN ETTO 1 CLARE O’BRIEN 2 JAMES CAICA 2 BRENTON MUMME 2 MEGAN ANDERSON 2 LISA TOWNS 3 JOSH MADDOX 3 RYAN HINSON 3 ASHLEE MORGAN 3 DOM GOOM 4 TYSON LLOYD 4 JARROD POLLEY 5 SOPHIE CLARKE 5 JACK HEWITT 5 THOMAS CHARLES 6 TAMMY CALLAGHAN 4 EBONY MACKEY 6 HARRY WHITING 6 JAMES NEWBURY 7 JESS HOGAN 5 JORDIN WILLIAMS 7 JUSTIN KENNA 7 CLINT MCGRATH 8 JENNIFER LEW 6 MEL CIAROLO 8 BEN MOYLE 8 PAUL BEVAN 9 MEREDITH GRAY 7 JENNA MILLER 9 RAWSON KIRKHOPE 9 TODD CONSIDINE 10 MONICA CHEW 8 ASHLEE MCCLURE 10 DEAN IPAVIZ 10 DAVID CLOUT 11 ALICE WOOD 11 JASON FLEMING 11 VAS ROMANAS 12 FELICE TONG 9 KRISTY DE PELLEGRINI 12 DAMON COLLINA 12 ANDY EURELL 13 BETH WATTS 10 RHEANNA LOTTER 13 JACOB HARVEY 13 SEAMUS PEARSON 14 NICOLA BARR 11 MICHELLE PODNECKY 14 BEN NETHERSOLE 14 DOM KANNAN 15 RACHAEL STACK 15 SCOTT TREGONNING 12 VICKY JANE 15 LINDSAY SCOWN 16 SERA KAUKIONO 17 ADAM BAKER 13 LYNDEL MCMARTIN 16 RYAN SPEED 17 AMY FOO 18 KHAIZAAD MHETTA 18 ROBBIE BAMFORD 14 KATHRYN HULL 19 JORDAN LAW 18 GRACE CAIN 19 JAKE ROSS 15 JAIDEN PREECE-FORRESTER 20 LOCKIE LAMONT 19 TARA MCKENTY 20 JAMES NEWBURY 22 FRANK BOLAND 20 LARA CREBER 16 LOUISE GLASGOW 21 KRIS ERICKSON 23 JAMES HOWARD 21 MARGOT ALAIS 17 KAREN SAVADERA 22 LEVI SANDS 24 NIC KERBER 22 LIBBY SADLER 23 JOSH ZOPPO 18 ERIKA HOSKING 25 JACKSON COSGROVE 23 ALLY CATTERSOM 24 PATRICK WILMOT 19 HAYLEY WILLIS 26 JANIS BLUMS 24 EMMA CASTRO 25 MARCUS LINSEN 21 BRITTANY DAY 27 CHRIS RADFORD 25 OLIVIA WARREN 26 JOSH ROBINSON 28 JACOB PRINCE 27 KYRSTEN WINKLEY 22 DANIELLE DUNAJIC 27 BEN CALIGORIE 30 MICHAEL MAY 28 CLARE SULLIVAN 24 KRISTY GRBEVSKI 33 TOM LARBY 29 BEN ZOPPO 29 TESS NOBLE 25 JASMINE FERGUS 34 TOM SUNDBERG 30 CAMERON GORDON 30 STEPHANIE WALKER 26 STEPH GILLETT 36 THOMAS ZILM 31 TOM KANNAN 31 REBECCA MOXON 40 BRADLEY HARRICKS 32 JED TURNER 29 RACHEL STOKES 32 SHELLEY MULHERN 44 JACK WATTS 33 CALLUM MCEVOY-GREY 31 LISA ROSE 33 CHIARA BINAZZI 45 MICHAEL MURRELL 34 MICHAEL TUTTLE 34 MAEBH O’SHAUGHNESSY 35 LAUREN HODGSON 48 MICHAEL MITCHELL 43 MATT LEMME 35 ORLAITH SPOONER 37 LINDA TOWNSON 49 DANIEL HINES 53 YANNICK MILLIGAN SAVILLE
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Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 CASSANDRA LEES 1 ADAM BYRNE 2 CLAIRE GROOM 1 CAITLIN MURRAY 1 LIAM DAVIS 2 MICHAEL STACEY 3 DANIELLE SCHMID JACK SCHWARZE 2 MELISSA VUONG0 3 RYAN MURPHY 3 4 MEG MACCALLUM 4 BEN ROGERS 3 KRISTY STROOP 5 NADELLE JAMILY KRAYEM 4 JAMES CLARKE 5 DAVID HOOK 6 GEORGIA VERKUYLEN 4 NATALIE BARBER 5 JAKE MCINTOSH 6 GRADY TAPPING 7 NATALIE GARDNER 7 RYAN TERREY 5 MARIE GEBERT 6 DUANE WILD 8 ROSEMARY MORRISON 8 MATTHEW CAHILL 6 MICHAELA EKMAN 9 YU-SHAN LIM 7 ANDREW WARDROP 9 JOSH TERREY 10 DANIKA HEAD JESS DOWNTING 7 10 JORDAN PIDGEON 11 ELIZABETH BOVA 10 CAMERON ROE 8 KATE LAWSON 11 SCOTT MAGUIRE 12 JESSICA MORTON 11 MITCHELL NEW 12 TAIGEN DUBBELDE 13 ROSALIE GRAHAM 9 BELINDA HARRISON 12 ADAM COOK 13 ARIN RICKETT 14 CLARE MURPHY 10 TRUDI LINES 14 SCOTT NOLAN 15 PAULINE BASSILI 13 MATTHEW YOUNG 15 SUNNY GILL 16 REGAN BARKER 11 BREE CALDERWOOD 14 DANIEL TURNER 16 STUART MCKINLEY 25 ALEX SCHRODER 12 MELANIE PRING 17 BRODY CRANE 26 ANNA RUUT 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY 13 NICOLE KRIZ 18 JESSE HAURUA 27 CODIE BRIGGS 16 TIM CASHMAN LUKE PIERCE 29 STACY CROSS 14 CHARLOTTE LATSOMBATH 20 17 LUKE JANSSON 21 SHANE WILLIAMSL 31 EDWINA ILLMAN BRONWYN TURNER 15 JACK MARA 34 VERNA ILES 18 LEIGH HOGAN 22 16 GRACE RILEY 23 KANE RADFORD 36 STEPHANIE WAKE 19 BRENDAN KENNY TRENT SCHMUTTER 41 HAYLEY LEGG 17 TRACY BAKER 24 20 LIAM AGGETT 25 MICHAEL LENNOX 42 GENAVIEVE ZOELLER 18 SHONA PORTER 27 JACOB LILLIS 44 ANGELA JORNET EMMA BROWN 22 JARRYD WILSEN 53 ANNA BUTLER 19 30 ED HELMORE 24 MARSHAL CAIRNDUFF 55 ELISE HOGAN 20 MELISSA FRECKELTON 32 NATHAN WILLIAMS 33 ANDREW MUNNS 56 BELINDA SMALL 21 NIKKI FURLONG 25 LEON JOHNSON 57 CI-ANNA SMITH 35 CHRIS JONES 22 MARGUERITE EUDES 27 IAN HOLDER 62 LAUREN FOY 36 ANDREW GROGAN 63 FRANCESCA HOCKING 23 MARGARITA OBIEN 28 REGAN SHARPE 37 LACHLAN PRYOR 64 TRAM NGUYEN 38 MARK PETIT 28 CHAVVAUHN CALVER 34 RYAN KING-THORNBURG 66 EMILY GARD 39 HEPPA GALVIN
67 PASCALE PIAS 33 SELIMA MESCHAR 36 TRISTEN SMITH 40 KHYLL DAVID-CROWW
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Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 ALEX O’DEA No Name Goals 1 LOGAN MEAD 2 JAMES WEBSTER 1 JESSICA GRAY 1 JENNIFER CHAN 3 DYLAN BROGAN 3 NICHOLAS CROSSLAND 2 BREEANNA BRAGA 2 MAI NGUYEN 4 JAMES BRACKIN 4 EDEN BENNELL 3 ZUZANNA CZYCO 3 REBECCA BEESON 5 ROB VINCENT 5 COLIN BROWN 4 NICOLA KENNEDY LIASI TARUA 7 ROB MARSH 6 JESSIE DRANSFIELD 4 7 CHRIS BOLT 5 SHELLEE GIBSON 8 RYAN HARRIS 5 MELITA MORRISS 8 DAN BRIAN 6 ELISE KIDD 9 TONY FOTOPOULAS 6 ERIN HODSON 9 BILLY TAHA 7 SHANNYN EVERINHAM-GEARY 11 GEOFF SMITH 10 BRAD PLUG 7 AMY SATCHELL 8 LEANNE KIDD 12 PETER LE BRETON 11 LUKE JARJOURA 9 HANNAH MCINTOSH 12 EDEN WOODEND 9 ASHLEE SMITH 14 ANDREW ROBERTSON 11 NICOLA VRACHNAS 13 DAMON WOODEND 15 CHRIS HAYES 10 KIMBERLY CHAN 14 JOEL GRAY 12 SAMANTHA MURRAY 16 ANDY MORRIS 11 ELLEN CREWDSON 15 REECE GILLESPIE 13 KATE EDWARDS 17 SAM SIMPSON 16 HARRY JENKINS 12 LAUREN TREWICK 14 MADDIE COLLIER 18 MITCH HANSEN 17 HUGH PRIEST 13 JANE MCLENNAN 18 JAYDEN DONATO 16 OLIVIA AYOUB DOLFO 19 CAMERON LUDOWYKE 14 JESSIE MULHOLLAND 19 LUKE ELASI 18 EMMA HOLLO 20 TIM CORDNER KELLY CHAN 20 FELIX DIXON 15 21 JAMES MOYLAN 19 RA SHEA 21 JULIO TOLEDO 16 KATE STANTON 22 NICK RODGERS 21 SANDRA JANJETOVIC 22 WAYD BLACKBURNE 17 REGAN TAYLOR 23 TIM CAMERON 24 JASON FRETWELL 22 JASMINE SMITH 18 JENNIFER STANTON 26 BYRON HOLT 24 ANGUS RODGERS 23 LAUREN O’BRIEN 27 NICK WHITEHEAD 19 JAIMEE GREEN 25 LEWIS CRINITI 28 ROWAN CHOWANETZ 20 CASEY MOANE 24 JEMMA STILL 27 MARC WILLIAMS 29 BILLY SHIPWAY 21 LAURA RUSSELL 25 ISABELLE O’BRIEN 30 DAN MARTIN 30 AARON COTTRELL 23 HATHARINA LISS 26 KYRSTY BISHOP 32 PETER FROST 32 JIMMY ROBERTS CLARINDA CAMPBELL 27 SARAH BARKMAN 34 HENRY ST HILL 34 TROY LUFF 24 32 SASHA BANKI 35 TIM SHUMACK 35 ALISTAIRE DUELL-FERGUSON 25 KATHERINE GOW 37 KEVIN JONES SHANI LAUF 36 NATE ELLIFF 26 SOPHIE LAVNDER 33 45 BEN PLUG LUISA MARZOTTO 37 RYAN LUDOWYKE 49 LACHLAN BENNETTS 27 SHANNON HUNTLEY-WEI 34 38 PAUL HAYES 69 JAMES WEST 40 ALEISHA CHESSELL 36 JACINDA BARCLAY
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