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BackRow Steven Henley (). Damian Lang (Leeton). Paul Nugent (Wodonga). Nathan Gra~tL (East Wagga Kooringal), Stefan Carey (Pennant Hills). Tony Trevaskis (North Albury), Matthew Fowler (Albury). Dion Myles (Baulkham Hills). llrad Sc~mour - Captain -(Wagga Tigers), () MiddleRow Brett Allen (Trainer). Phil Maunder - Vice Ca pta in - (North Albu~ l. Jason Wild (Collingullie Ashrnont), Peter Mongta (Mallacoota Cann River), Nick Carroll ( Ganmain Grong Grong Matong). Matthew Daniel (Finley). Dean McGee (Berrigan). Shane Morrison (Wentworth). Steven Carter (Lockhart). Tony Turner (Runner) Front Row Ashley Thompson (Nyah Nyah West). Mathew Gilmour (Tocurm, al). Justin Cra,, ford (Tocurnwal). Darren Cook (Wagga Tigers). Ted Ray (Manager). Greg Harris (Coach), Matthew Parker (St Ives). Mark Moone) (Turvey Park). Matthew Salisbur~ (Scots-Albur)) All Austra lian Pla~crs: flrad Seymour. Damian Lang, Stefan Care) All Austra lia n Assistant Coac h : Greg Harris

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1993, another year has passed Unfortunately, also during 1993, Don Roach tendered his quickly with both highlights and resignation from the Commission. Don's great football some disappointments within knowledge will be sorely missed and it brings home the point our State. I would like to bring that we must not forget that the honorary positions which to your attention, some of the most people in football in this State hold, can become a heavy events which have occurred burden particularly where they have their own businesses to since our last Annual General conduct. For this reason, I feel that we will continue to see a Meeting. turnover of members of the Commission on a regular basis. I Chief Commissioner thank Don and John for their commitment to the NSWAFL John Yates Firstly, we were successful in while they were with us. reaching a three year ( I ) l development agreement with the AFL and National In a move which had become inevitable, the Commission Development Board. This agreement will assist greatly with recently approved the appointment of a full time Marketing the forward planning of our development programs however, Officer. Shaun Welch joined the League in September and there were some strings attached. A requirement for we trust that his appointment will eventually see the additional staff for the promotion of the game in Sydney generation of revenue necessary to ensure that our placed an unforeseen burden on our budget which had already development programs continue well into the nineties. been set in place. The agreement also provides for pre-season country day games to be played within NSW in future On your behalf, I thank Carlton & United Breweries for their Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner sponsorship of the League. The commitment by CUB to Don V. Roach Barry Rogers Colin Kohlhagen Reg Turner seasons. sport in this country is tremendous and we are indeed With the ailing making the headlines, we as an fortunate to be able to have a generous share of that organisation were fully aware of the potential disaster to company's sponsorship dollar. My thanks also to the NSW 1993 ADMINISTRATION STAFF football in this State should the situation arise where we had Government through the Dept. of Sport, Recreation and no Sydney Club participating in the Australian Football Racing for their continued support to Australian Football in League. The AFL obviously had similar concerns and made this State. Their assistance is of great benefit to young an approach with the suggestion that an AFL funded person sportspersons and I trust that our Politicians will continue to join our staff and at the same time, monitor the Sydney Clubs' support our youth and sporting activities in the future. progress. We can all be proud of the efforts of our team which took part After much consideration, Ron foseph was appointed Chief in the Commonwealth Bank (Teal Cup) competition in Executive of the NSWAFL and I am sure that Ron's presence Adelaide this year. The team was undefeated in Second has been felt in many ways during the time he has been with Division and then earned the right to participate in the First General Manager Chief Executive Admin. Manager us. A review of circumstances in Sydney has resulted in Division of next years championships in by defeating Craig S. Davis Ron Joseph Peter Hiscock Ron's appointment as Chief Executive of the Sydney Football Victorian Country in the qualifying match. Congratulations Club, however Ron will continue to be involved with the to all the players who represented our State and to our Coach NSWAFL but in what capacity is yet to be determined. Greg Harris, Assistant Coach Andrew Richardson, the Selectors and other team staff for a job well done. It was a As I am sure you are all aware, Australian Football lost a great thrill for all of us to see the boys have this success and I great servant to the game with the untimely passing of Alan guess it is this type of victory which encourages us to remain Schwab. From a personal point of view, the relationship I involved with the NSWAFL. had with Alan had grown significantly over the years to the benefit of football generally in NSW. Alan's broad It is worthwhile mentioning that six members of that team in Executive Secretary Registrar Admin. Trainee knowledge of the game and administrative prowess will be a total of eight young NSW players have been drafted to AFL Kris Honan Bob McConnell Brendan Connelly sadly missed. Clubs, not two as reported in the Press. I congratulate the players again and thank the parents for their During the year, the NSWAFL lost two Commissioners co-operation with the NSWAFL throughout the range of through resignation. John Potter moved to greener pastures in activities leading up to the Carnival. South Australia early in the year and the Commission took the opportunity to appoint the General Manager of the Sydney I would like to thank the League Staff for their commitment Football Club, Barry Rogers to fill the vacancy in order to to the League during 1993. I firmly believe you have all forge a closer relationship between the two bodies.

~ State Director of Umpiring State Director of Coaching David Levens Russel Campbell

NSW AFL Page 3 I ' CHAIRMAN'S REPORT GENERAL MANAGER'S REPORT carried out your duties with professionalism and pride and funding situation doesn't improve. Some corrective action Introduction the organisation for our mutual benefit one can ask for no more than that. Thanks also to David has already been foreshadowed in the 1994 budget. and their own personal self esteem. Continuing affiliated demands and the Levens and his assistants for their administration of another Despite the events of this year, I believe that we are still in a In all, it has been a satisfying year in on-going process of change within the great year of umpiring around the State with a highlight being very sound financial position and you may be assured that I, which the League continued to move in The opening of the Southern League League have placed significant pressure the State's first appointment of a Field Umpire to a senior the Commission and the staff are well aware of our new directions and to face new Headquarters at 45 Gurwood Street, on us all. I acknowledge the fine work AFL game. I hope that in the future we will see more of our responsibility to ensure that the League is in a non deficit challenges. , allows football to have a done during a busy year by the young and talented umpires achieve this goal. position this time next year. strong visual presence in a vital area, Commission, Executive, Development Our management approach is essentially giving Russell Campbell & Tony Turner Team and the high level of commitment My biggest concern at the moment is the Leagues' financial In closing, I thank my fellow Commissioners and League forward looking with a prime focus on a work environment to present the game and dedication of the staff as a whole. position and in particular, the deficit incurred this financial Staff for the support they have given me during 1993. I am priorities and on the balanced use of in a professional manner year. I am sure that you, the members will have a vital hopeful that during 1994 I will be able to visit more of our resources. Finally, this is an opportunity to thank t • interest also. As I mentioned earlier, the League was required Country Affiliated Leagues. We all have a big job ahead as ( After seven years of service, Executive the people who do things just for the to employ two full time Promotions Officers as part of the other sports are seeking that magic corporate dollar and also The report deals comprehensively with Secretary, Linda Blackbum left to start love of the game. Without you, there is AFL/NSWAFL agreement. This contributed significantly to their share of youth for participation in sport. I believe if we a wide range of issues. We seek to a new life in Noosa. Linda's no football. Therefore, the players and our deficit as our operational budget had already been set in all keep our wits about us and go in a bit harder with our eye pursue business like management contribution to the professional the League are eternally grateful. place and we were committed to a certain level of activity for on the ball, we will continue to be successful. techniques within a context where operation of the office has been nothing the year. policy and evaluation are undertaken by short of magnificent and for this, all in Sponsorship Wishing all Leagues, Clubs and their members the best for a professional, accountable, responsible football are truly grateful and we wish The Commission has kept in touch with the situation 1994. and merit selected, Management Team. her well in her endeavours. A renewed commitment to the throughout the year and as your representatives, we are aware procuring of monies from the corporate that some strong and hard decisions will have to made if our I am happy to report that as a necessary Commission sector has seen promising results in corollary to this, there is a high degree 1993. The game is a good product that JOHN YATES of commitment by the staff as a whole To the Commission, a body that has the companies see as a vehicle to increase CHIEF COMMISSIONER to the League's strategic direction. difficult task of administering the game market share, heighten market in New South Wales, everyone awareness and strengthen product A three year AFL/N.A.F.C. funding associated with our game realises the visibility. agreement enabled the League to plan special type of man that is required to THOSE WHO HAVE LEFT US with confidence for a three year period. fulfil this important position. They give The sponsorships have enabled the their time freely and in no small way, League to put in place an infra-structure "MAY THEY REST IN PEACE" Staff & Structure the growth, direction and stability can for continued growth and success with be attributed to these men. direct links to company names. ALAN SCHWAB - EXECUTIVE COMMISSIONER A.F.L. The Administrative and Development 1940-1993 Team is one of the most professional Don Roach's influence on the League To our major sponsor, Carlton & and dynamic that one could find in was profound and his loss due to work United Breweries, the football family The N.S. W. football world mourned the sudden death of this Legendary Administrator, to his family we wish to Football circles within Australia and commitments will be immense. I am a of N.S. W. is eternally grateful for the express our deepest sympathy. with the addition of Ron Joseph as better General Manager and person by dollar contribution made. Special Chief Executive, a man with many knowing Don. mention to Andrew LeLeivre (Sales Alan Schwab will be remembered as a great football man. Perhaps more, certainly never less. years of Administrative experience, has Support Manager), John Ford • I seen new ideas emerge, plus a sense of Affiliated League Council (Sponsorship Manger), Patrick Southam Alan's name should be recalled among the outstanding visionaries by which this game has been steered. The vision urgency to make things happen. (Public Relations Manager) and the for the expansion of our game, the need for the boundaries to be broken and for a national league to prosper, was his The concept of this Council is to de­ Sales Manger - North & West - Reg dream, in corporating the corporate sector and the man in the outer. .' Also, new welcomed additions are Kris centralise the Administration of the Turner - N.S.W.A.F.L. Commissioner. Honan (Executive Secretary), Brendan League and give country Leagues a You didn't need to have known the man very well to appreciate the magnitude of his life. Connelly (Admin. Trainer), Tracey direct voice to the Commission, The appreciation page incorporated Greene (Receptionist), Shaun Welch replacing the old country forum within this report, documents the Football will be the poorer for his passing. Sometimes people's lives assume false greatness in death. That cannot be (Marketing Officer), and structure. said of Alan Schwab. Craig Nettelbeck (Promotion Officers) companies and individ.Jals which and with the present staff have John Wright (), Greg Wollaston THE DOSSIER support the game, so support them. Joined the Victorian Football League as a junior clerk in 1958. contributed to a fine season. (Southern), Steve Lavis (Northern), Ron Assistant secretary of St Ki Ida during the mid - 60s, including 1966 when the club won its first and only nag. Kuhn (Darling), Bill Clayton (Hunter) Marketing General manager of Richmond during the club's outstanding era from 1968-76. in that period the tigers won preierships in 69, 73 and 74. The staff we have are invaluable assets and Mick Dwyer (Central). I thank you Re-joined the VFL as administration manager in 1977. which must be nurtured to grow within gentlemen for your devoted service and The establishment of the inaugural Appointed general manager ofVFL in 1985. Became Australian Football League Executive Commissioner in 1986. for making my job easier. marketing committee was seen as

Page 4 NSWAFL Page 5 NSWAFL GENERAL MANAGER'S REPORT .· DEVELOPMENT REPORT essential for the bringing in of new promotions and sponsorship was going through the Carnival undefeated dollars ($100,000.00 target) to the invaluable to the League staff. which elevated the 1994 Team into League. Division I. SYDNEY Another 38% of Sydney Junior Clubs RIVERINA DEV. MANAGER Thank you to the AFL Commission and (12) participated in one or more school Marketing Committee's recommend­ staff. We look forward to 1994 and The strength of our Development Promotional Activities clinics in their Associated Schools. Eleven A Side ation of the employment of a Marketing 1995 with renewed enthusiasm. It's Program is mirrored in the eight players Officer was approved by the been demonstrated that New South picked up in the AFL National . 1. A subsidised promotional brochure In 1994/95, our goal is to establish a 3 These competitions were introduced in Commission and Shaun Welch started Wales and especially Sydney are vital to and letterbox distribution in the pre­ Week Inter-School Program in each the Central West and Sapphire Coast. late in the season. the National Competition. The Swans Stefan Carey (Pennant season. club's associated schools in the Sydney Hills), Damian Lang (Leeton), Brad Metropolitan Area. Eden High School The first initiative was "The Night I Department of Sport, Recreation & Seymour (Wagga Tigers), Dion Myles 2. Advertisements in the local Won the Brownlow Dinner", a raging Racing (Baulkham Hills), Ashley Thompson newpapers through The Cumberland Auskick Eden reached the final of the Swan success with 545 people in attendance. (Nyah Nyah West) Geelong, Paul Lewis Press Company. Shield running third in the final to Congratulations to Chairman, John Thanks must be given to the New South (Rennie) Collingwood, Jason Wild Joe Bradley appointed as the Sydney Mount Austin 2nd and Corowa 1993 Winters (Sponsorship News), Leigh Wales Government through its Sport, (Collingullie/Ashmont and Fitzroy, ' r 3. A Grand Parade on the Sydney Auskick Co-Ordinator. Champions. Gazzard (Corporate Profile), Lindsay Recreation and Racing Department for Geoff Bruest (Corowa/Rutherglen). Cricket Ground which was attended Gulliver, Raymond Gulliver, Simon its enthusiastic support of our code by by 400 players from 24 junior clubs. A I 00% increase m Auskick Aussie Rules Weeks Kelly, Charles Mann and Terry Bartley. consultative and financial assistance. The current re-structuring of the Sydney The theme was supporting the participants in 1993 compare to 1992. Football Club has at long h:ist created an Sydney 2000 Olympic Bid. The These were conducted with good Media Director Ken Brown and members of environment in which the total parade included Olympians, The Coaching publicity and over 20 clinics were his staff in particular, Paul Hernage, development of Australian Football N.S.W. Sheffield Shield side and conducted at schools. This promotion Exposure is essential in all forms of the Peter Boardman and Paul Spiering within the State of New South Wales Swanettes. (It has been said that this 25 coaches participated in a Level I in should continue to grow significantly in Media to raise the game's profile. provided invaluable advice and planning can be co-ordinated in a manner which Parade swayed Mr Samaranch to Sydney. Guest speakers included Allan both the Sapphire Coast and Central assistance. The support and Counsel will see mutually beneficial networks Sydney's Olympic Bid. He is now a Jeans, , Rod Carter, West Leagues. To those members of the Media who given during our facility development and strategies being set in place. Swans supporter). Kevin Madden and Greg Harris. have been receptive to accurate program through footy tab was of great A.F.L. Player Visits reporting in equitable lines with other value. The A.F. L. from where the bulk of the 4. Sydney Swans players attending Level O's conducted at various Tertiary sports - thank you. States Development Funding is junior club training throughout Institutions and Clubs. A.F.L. players visited Sapphire in Liverpool F.C. $ 3,000.00 supplied, is very interested in the setting Sydney. August with Special mention to Mike Raymond and Hol./Parr. F. C. $90,000.00 up on a new development focus and Sydney Coaches Association formed. players Glenn Lovett, Andy Lovell, John Casey (HSY 7), David Wunsch Campbelltown F.C. $37,500.00 priority in the early days of the new 5. A Super Clinic at the Sydney Steven Tingay and Matthew Feeby. (Prime TV - Wagga), Ross Ingram Bathurst F.C. $ 4,5 00.00 management system. Cricket Ground with 400 chiidren Lions Cup (Wagga Daily Advertiser), Brian Files Wollongong F.C. $25,000.00 attending and 35 Swans Players Auskick (Area News), Simon Kelly (2 SER FM), It is imperative to re-establish an present. 90 High Schools participated in this Helen Meyer (2 NBC) and Jim Main Subsidising of salaries and development extremely strong profile m the Open Age School Knockout which The Auskick program was expanded in {Inside Football). initiatives ($56,000.00) is imperative for established areas where the bulk of the Development Camps includes schools along the NSW East the Central West and Sapphire whilst the stability and satisfactory manning of Affiliated Leagues are located and in Coast. Alstonville defeating De-La­ all centres in the Hume and Coreen A Media Committee, comprising of the League. Sydney where the greatest potential for Two camps were held. One in January Salle Cronulla in the final at the SCG. Leagues operated again. Peter Kogoy (Sun Herald), Simon Kelly expansion exists. and one in July. Both camps had 60 (2 SER FM), Ian Cockerill (Swans The League expresses its sincere participants and were well supported by Pre-Season Competition Five Week Program Public Relations Manager) and myself, appreciation to the Minister, Hon. Chris Once this has been achieved, the Sydney Swans players. A 12-a-side Pre-Season competition is now established with clear objectives Downy and his predecessor, Joe Schipp. N.S.W.A.F.L. will be in a better 'f This is an outstanding program with all set for Season 1994. position to look to its Developing Areas. School Programs was held over 2 weekends schools who tried the program signing We look forward to an on-going happy (March/April), with the finals being up for 1994. Australian Football League association. However, please be re-assured that in The Sydney Development staff played at the SCG in July. the short term, while it is no longer concentrated their efforts in establishing Schools The Australian Football League's Conclusion possible to maintain the level of 3 week programs which culminates into financial commitment to the physical presence of Development Staff an inter-school gala day. This program SCOTT WENKE Schools in all areas playing Rules Development of the game through the New South Wales Representative in some areas, all existing programs will is appealing to schools as well as a good SYDNEY DEV. MANAGER during physical education lessons. Development Board was very much Teams conducted themselves on and off be maintained by our team of recruiting tool. Local clubs have shown great initiative appreciated but not only in dollar terms. the field with distinction, however this Development Officers. with Dubbo Football Club instigating an Their expertise in marketing, year's Commonwealth Bank Teal Cup 34% of Sydney Junior Clubs, (11) intra-town year IO competition known side's performance was outstanding, CRAIG S. DA VIS Associated Schools participated in this as the R.T.A. Drive To Survive program. Challenge Series.

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Sapphire Coast Coffs/Ballina. Brett Greene conducted with special guest and Stan Umpiring Seminars at the same Alves. Sapphire Coast in conjunction with the locations. South Coast Education Department AFL Super Clinics have put in place trials for C.H.S. State Summerland A.F.L./Goonellabah Selection. A.F.C. organised a night game at Narrandera Sports Ground and Lismore - first ever - and a sportsman's Walbundrie with hundreds of children TONY TURNER dinner followed. Craig Davis and Ron participating. AFL players in RIVERINA DEV. MANAGER Joseph were invited guests. attendance included , State Director Southern Region Sydney Development Northern Region of Coaching Dev. Manager Manager Dev. Manager Craig Sholl, Mark Roberts and Shaun Russell Campbell Tony Turner Scott Wenke Damian Humphries North West A.F.A. held country Smith, all from the North Melbourne championships at Coonabarabran at a Football Club. A success sportsman NORTHERN well organised weekend. night was also included in the itinerary. I r Congratulations to North Coast on winning the Carnival. Wagga and South West little sides A strong start to 1993 with a travelled to Sydney to play in the half Development Camp at Lennox Head North Coast A.F.L. conducted a time Hungry Jacks Little League which created a lot of interest and successful 11-a-side inter league pre­ Competition. media coverage. season carnival in Coffs Harbour. Coaches Association Dinner I Development Squad numbers increased. Sydney Development Sydney Development Sydney Development DAMIAN HUMPHRIES Officer Officer Officer Coffs Harbour group was added to NORTHERN DEV.MANAGER Sell-out at the R.A.F.C. with the Andrew McBean Scott Watters Craig Nettelbeck Wauchope - Lismore. Again North announcement of the Coaches of The Coast squad proved too strong for Year, Graham Hyde (Aussie Footy), Newcastle. Peter Cerate (Junior), Glen Vardenga (Senior) and the highlight must have Mid North Coast Regional U/15 and STATE DIR. OF COACHING been Fitzroy's coach 's EVENTS & FIXTURES - 1992/1993 open teams were both successful at the stirring address. North Coast Regional Schoolboy The launch in every March of" Aussie Championships. Rules Week" in Wagga involved a host Currently 180 members of the N.S. W. of activities ranging from School Coaches Association with a chapter DATE EVENT VENUE The Northern N.S.W. U/15 Team had Clinics, "Come and Try" days, currently being set up in Sydney. its best carnival to date at the intra state Administration Courses, Show Window October 31 Southern Regional Development Squad Meeting Albury carnival at Merimbula - winning 2 out Displays, Footy Videos to AFL player Sun Cup of 3 games. visits at Registration Day. November 7 Northern Regional Development Squad Meeting Forster Competition zone success for Billabong Alstonville High School won the Lion's Auskick High School ofCulcairn. Then November 14 - 15 Level 1 Coaching Course (18) Broken Hill Cup Competition - an open age Eastern ultimately winning the final defeating ' ' Seaboard High School Competition Auskick continued to flourish Geelong High School at A.F.L. Park December 6 N.S.W.A.F.L. Annual General Meeting Sydney (Camperdown Travelodge) with approximately 90 schools from the throughout the Riverina with an Waverley. far North to Eden in the South, played increase in children participating. at the . Blues Squad Training - Assessment Session Wagga Wagga In February at Wagga, a Senior and RUSSELL CAMPBELL Regional Development Squad Session Southern N.S.W. Peter Hiscock conducted Junior Coaching Course for 80 people DIR. OF COACHING Administration Seminars m January 13 - 15 Development Camp (61) Sydney

January 22 - 24 Development Camp (31) Wagga Wagga

January 23 - 25 Development Camp (20) Coffs Harbour

January 24 - 28 Blues Squad Camp (32) Sydney

January 23-31 Sydney Sport Show (210,000) Darling Harbour

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DATE EVENT VENUE DATE EVENT VENUE

February 6 Recruitment Day Sydney April 28 - 30 Director of Coaching Conference Melbourne

Regional Development Squad Session Southern N.S.W. May2 Sydney Under 17 Trials Campbelltown

February 13 Richmond Def Swans (Fosters Cup) Lavington May 5 - 6 Planning Forum Sydney

Blues Squad v V.S.F.L. U/1 S's (8 pt Victory) Lavington May 8 - 9 Caltex Series (New South Wales Winners) Bendigo •I L February 21 Country Day Game (NO) Wagga Wagga May 16 Sydney Under 13 Round Robin Benson Lane Richmond

February 26 - 28 Level II Coaching Course (21) Wagga Wagga J { May 22 - 23 State Championships (A.C.T. Champions) Griffith

S.F.L. Umpires Camp (48) Wollongong A.F.L. Super Clinic Narrandera

February 27 - 28 Level I Coaching Course (57) Wagga Wagga May23 Sydney u/1 7 Def A.C.T. U/17 S.C.G.

March 8 - 12 Southern Region Footy Week Merimbula A.F.L. Super Clinic (Hume/Coreen) Walbundrie

Southern Aussie Rules Week Wagga Wagga May29 Administration Course Coffs Harbour

Launch of Auskick Wagga Wagga May30 Administration Course Ballina

March 9 Administration Course (35) Wagga Wagga Sydney under 15 Trials Pennant Hills

March 13 Southern Region "Elevens" (10 Clubs) Merimbula June 1 State of Origin (Victoria) M.C.G.

March 14 Farrer F.L. "Carlton Elevens" (16 Clubs) Wagga Wagga June 1 - 3 P.S.S.A. State Carnival Benson Lane Richmond

Auskick Launch Merimbula June 6 Sydney Round Robin (U/1 l's) Olds Park

March 18 Trainers Course (120) Wagga Wagga June 8 - 10 C.H.S. State Carnival (Riv. Murray) Albury

March 15-19 Footy Week Central West June 12 - 14 Teal Cup Camp Kapooka

March 20 Carlton "Twelves" (12 Teams) Bathurst 1 • Regional Championships Sapphire Coast/North West

March 21 Auskick Launch Central West June 13 Sydney U/13's Def A.C.T. U/13's Trumper Park ·, ' Regional Development Squad Games Statewide June 25 - 27 State U/15's Regional Trials (A.C.T. Winner) Merimbula

March 19 - 21 Junior Umpires Camp (30) Wollongong June 27 Regional Grand Final S.C.G. Sapphire Coast Def North Coast March 27 Sydney Juniors Pre-Season Carnival Sydney June 30 - July 2 Sydney Development Camp (63) Elanora Newcastle Lightning Premiership No. 1 Oval June 30 - July 10 Teal Cup Carnival (Div. Ir Champions) Adelaide April 3 Trumper Cup Elevens (St. George Winners) Trumper Park July 11 Northern v Southern (All Ages) S.C.G. Sydney Juniors Pre-Season Carnival Sydney Combined Services DefS.F.A. II

Electrifying Elevens (8 - Grafton) Coffs Harbour July 12 Campbelltown/North Shore Coaches Night (30) S.C.G.

Grand Parade (450) S.C.G. July 13 Swans Junior Club visit Sydney Juniors

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Umpiring across the State experienced in attendance, ass1stmg with the I wish to acknowledge the support, further development during 1993 . coaching of junior umpires. encouragement and assistance which DATE EVENT VENUE umpiring has received from the A major achievement was the The senior umpires Camp at NSWAFL Commission and staff and July 21 Secretary/President Night Sydney Juniors (35) S.C.G. appointment of Sydney based field Wollongong, again proved beneficial. affiliated Leagues throughout the year. umpire, Gerald Walsh to a senior AFL Umpires from Sydney, Wagga, Also, the, support and assistance from July 26 St. George/Sutherland - North West Coaches Night(50) S.C.G. match. He becomes the first Sydney Newcastle, Wollongong and ACT the ACTAFL and Bob Stacey (ACT based field umpire to officiate at that attended. The focus of the Camp was Umpires Coach) and Russell Taylor July 28 Sports Trainers Night (32) Western Suburbs level. Phil Goss, Sydney based Goal coaching and Hayden Kennedy, senior (ACT Assistant Coach) 1s Umpire also broke into senior AFL AFL umpire assisted in that area. acknowledged. August 7 - 8 A.F.L. Player Visit Merimbula ranks this year. The Southern Umpiring Council (SUC) Umpiring in N.S.W. is continuing to August 9 - 14 P.S.S.A. National Carnival (Victoria) Wagga Wagga While umpmng numbers were was established this year in an attempt make gains, That progress is due in no marginally down on last year, more to co-ordinate umpiring in the Albury, small way to the contribution of many August 6 - 13 C.H.S. National Carnival (N.S.W. 2nd) Melbourne umpires were available to umpire on a Wagga and ACT areas in terms of people across the State and a significant more regular basis which contributed to development and provision of umpires contribution from the A.F.L. in both August 11, 18, 22 Level I Coaching Course (25) Sydney the coverage rate (number of umpires to Riverina Football League matches. human and financial terms, which is for appointments) of98%. greatly appreciated. That investment August 15 Super Clinic (300) S.C.G. A major achievement was supplying needs to be constantly built upon so that The education of umpires continues to umpires from Wagga and ACT to umpiring can take its place in football A.F.L. Super Clinic (100) Wagga Wagga be our highest priority. The Football Riverina Football League Saturday as professional entity serving football at community is seeking improved matches. all levels in a competent manner. August 17 P.S.S.A. Knockout (Lavington P.S.) Wagga/Sydney umpiring standards, so it is paramount that we strive to meet their Representative appointments were September 14 - 15 C.H.S. Knockout (Corowa H.S.) Riverina expectations. keenly sought. These included:- DA YID LEVENS NSW STATE DIRECTOR OF September 20 - 25 State Under 15's Development Week Melbourne A number of activities took place this National Under 17 Championships UMPIRING year in an attempt to enhance umpiring (Adelaide) October I Coaches Association Dinner Wagga Wagga performances. They included - involvement by many umpires in the Michael Forbes October 14 Coaches Association Meeting Sydney National Accreditation Program, the conduct of regular coaching sessions, National Schoolboys (Melbourne) October 23 - 24 Level I Coaching Course (21) Bathurst observing performances and providing feedback to umpires and attendance at Tim Shearer October 27 - 29 National Development Conference Melbourne camps and seminars. State Under lS's (Melbourne) November 6 Northern Regional Development Meeting Forster This year, the umpiring area sponsored the production of a video - "Tribunal Shane Goldsworthy November 13 Southern Regional Development Meeting Barooga/Wagga .. Procedures" to assist with the education of umpires, advocates, players and other State Championships (Griffith) December 5 N.S.W.A.F.L. Annual General Meeting Sydney (Camperdown Travelodge) officials in this important area. Frank Kalayzich Sydney Affiliated League's Council Meeting Sydney The Junior Umpires Camp, the first of Jason Dudenas Albury its kind, was a great success. Held at Tim Beard Wagga Blues Squad Fitness Session Wagga Wagga Wollongong, junior umpires from Bedri Sainovski ACT Sydney, ACT, Sapphire Coast and Wagga attended. The Program was Final Country Championships (SCG) conducted by David Yole, Sydney Junior Umpiring Co-Ordinator. AFL Chris Ward Gosford senior umpire, Geoff Caulfield was also Gary Harding Wagga

NSW AFL Page 12 NSW AFL Page 13 1993 STATE OF ORIGIN C c0 C 2 ca CD E CARLTON & UNITED Players Player: Therefore it was a great honour to be Q) ·m 0 z BREWERIES Coach: invited to play Victoria at the M.C.G., () C ·m C N.S.W. Manager: Craig Davis the last time being way back in 1928. Q) 0 z ~ STATE OF ORIGIN Selectors: a Q) :.0

~ 23. Glenn Coleman Footscray Scott Wenke players of the future, and a:i 24. John Longmire Nth Melbourne Andrew McBean Shane Crawford. :::i 27. Sanford Wheeler Swans 8 "Emergency" The New South Wales Australian Adrian Barich showed the faith placed 20. Greg Stafford Swans Football League Commission is in him by the selectors, showing players indebted to the above for their tireless of greater reputations the way to go. efforts in preparing this team. Result: Veterans David Murphy, Glen Coleman VIC "The C.U.B. AFL State of Origin and Anthony Daniher tried all night. 6.5 11.14 15.15 19.16 (130) Championship is part of a longer term plan by the A.F.L. Commission to This result was a disappointment, the ' . N.S.W. elevate the status of representative League left no stone unturned in the 2.2 3.6 5.9 8.17 (65) football. Such a series will bring preparation. The team just had an off together the top players of the AFL and night. Goals: J. Hird, A. Barich (3), thus showcase the very best of S. Crawford, W. Carey (I) Australian Football. Special Thanks to: A.F.L. Commissioners, Executive and Best Players: M. Gayfer, S. Crawford, In elevating the status of representative Staff J. Hird, D. Murphy, A. Barich, Glen football, the AFL Commission believed A.F.L. Clubs Coleman. it was important for State of Origin to Sydney Football Club have its own place in the program of N.S.W.A.F.L. Staff N.S.W. Player of the Match: matches". Michael Gayfer Sponsors ~ C') N ~z (Terry Daniher Medal) These were the words of Chief Carlton & United Breweries s: s: s: 0 0 0 0 a: Executive Officer, Ross Oakley. Ansett Australia a: a: a: LL Park Royal

NSWAFL Page 14 NSWAFL Page 15 CARLTON & UNITED BREWERIES STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS CARLTON & UNITED BREWERIES STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Riverina Football League hosted first quarter against a seemingly Umpires - F. Kalayzich & B. Sainovski Goals: Carnival Best the 1993 CUB State Championships at complacent Farrer combination. In a the Ex-Servicemen's Oval in Griffith total reversal of form, the talented ACT 3.4 8.6 13.10 22.13 (145) ACT L. Cannon 4, D. Skuta 4, P. ACT Aldo DiPetta over the weekend of May 22/23. The Sydney side turned on a polished SYD 1.1 4.3 6.3 6.5 ( 4 I) Wallensky 3, D. Starr, D. Postai, R. Riverina Ken Howe Ex-Servicemen's Club took advantage display of teamwork throughout the Neill. Sydney Tony Smith of the Championships to open new club match to regain some lost pride by Best: RFL T. Daniher 2, B. Seymour 2, Farrer Robbie Harper rooms at the oval which has provided inflicting a huge 130 point loss over ACT G. Cannon, R. Neill, A. Dipetta, B. Veale 2, T. Hughes, M. Buchanan. the Griffith Football Club with one of Farrer who were unable to get into the T. Brown, D. Cloke, P. Wallensky Player of the Carnival the best facilities in the League. match at any stage. Sydney T. Smith, G. Bartholomaeus, C. O'Dwyer, M. Sanson, G. Coffey, R. Umpires - F. Kalayzich & B. Sainovski Ken Howe Riverina As well as bringing together the cream The final between ACT and Riverina Kerr. of the State's football talent, this years proved to be a fitting climax to the competition boasted vast experience in Championships. In a game of changing Goals: the form of respective team coaches. fortunes, ACT were first to gain the ACT P. Wallensky 7, D. Skuta 4, Terry Daniher (Riverina), David Cloke ascendancy, making the most of limited J. Mohrwinkel 3, A. DiPetta 2, ALL STARS TEAM (ACT), Rod Carter (Sydney) and Dick opportunities to lead by 9 points at T. Wynd, G. Zockling, L. Cannon, Carey (Farrer). quarter time. The even battle continued D. Starr, D. Postai, J. Gilbert. until mid way through the second term Sydney S. Wilson, C. Pahl, S. Carey, BACK LINE: Tony Smith (Sydney) Luke Carroll (Riverina) Michael Buchanan (Riverina) In the opening match on day one when two quick goals turned the match A. Barnett, G. Dimery, S. Marchant. between the "locals", Farrer got off to a into Riverina's favour. Leading by flying start against Riverina to open up example, Terry Daniher scored another Umpires - T. Beard & J. Dudenas HALF BACKS: Robbie Harper (Farrer) Gerard Zockling (A.C.T) Grant Bartholomaeus (Sydney) a handy break early, only to see their late in the term to give his side an 11 lead whittled away due to inaccurate point lead at halftime. kicking in the second quarter. As is SYD 7.5 11.8 20.11 27.13 (175) : Peter Sculley (Farrer) Robert Kerr (Sydney) Jason Morton (Riverina) often the case, the match was virtually ACT began the second half strongly and Farrer 0.0 4. 1 5.1 7.3 (45) decided in the third quarter where gradually bridged the gap to regain a Riverina gradually took control of the narrow lead at the last change, setting Best: HALF FWDS: David Skuta (A.C.T) Brad Seymour (Riverina) Jeff Mohrwinkel (A.C.T) game with direct play and by making the stage for a thrilling finish to the Sydney T. Smith, C. Cole, A. Barnett, more of their opportunities up forward. Championships. Led by a rock hard K. Phillips, R. Kerr, M.Sanson. Farrer provided spirited opposition defence, ACT finally broke away from Farrer P. Sculley, P. Williams, R. FORWARDS: Lee Cannon (A.C.T) Peter Wallensky (A.C.T) Curt Pahl (Sydney) during the final term but couldn't make the determined Riverina side in the final Harper, G. Brain, D. Broomby. up the leeway, trailing by 24 points at term to go on to a well deserved 34 the final siren. point win and their third successive Goals: FOLLOWERS: Ken Howe (Riverina) INTERCHANGE: Scott Macklin (Farrer) Championship victory. Sydney M. Sanson 4, S. Carey 3, In the second preliminary match, ACT C. Cole 3, G. Dimery 3, C. Pahl 2, Robbie Neill (A.C.T) Paul Williams (Farrer) continued on from where they left off in Results K. Phillips 2, A. Barnett 2, Cl l last years final to overwhelm Sydney S. Marchant 2, M. Bell 2, R. Kerr, Aldo DiPetta (A.C.T) Mark Sanson (Sydney) with a class display of football over RFL 1.1 5.2 10.6 13.9 (87) d. R. Prezens, G. Bartholomaeus, T. Smith four quarters. Sydney's preparation for Farrer 4.3 5.9 6.14 8. 15 (63) Farrer T. Greenham 2, D. Carey, Tony Hughes (Riverina) the match was far from ideal, with the M. Kreutzberger, S. Barber, R. Harper, I I team arriving at the airport only 30 Best: J. Wild. minutes before the match was due to RFL K. Howe, L. Carroll, B. Seymour, start. Despite this, the Sydney siders C. Mitter, T. Hughes, J. Masterson, Umpires - T. Beard & J. Dudenas took the game right up to their D. McPherson. opponents in the early stages of the Farrer R. Harper, S. Macklin, game to be still in the contest at half W. Jones, P. Williams, S. Barber, D. CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL time. After the long break however, it Carey. @Carlton. was all one way traffic as the ACT ACT 3.1 5.3 10.5 14.7 (91) raced way to win by more than I 00 Goals: RFL 1.4 6.8 8.8 8.9 (57) One of the world's great brewers. points. RFL D. McPherson 3, D. Brookes 3, T. Hughes 2, B. Suckling, W. Veale, Best: Stung by their crushing defeat at the P. Dunkley, B. Seymour, M. Buchanan ACT J. Baulch, B. Matthews, D. hands of the ACT the previous day, Farrer Skuta, T. Wynd, J. Gamaut, A. DiPetta Sydney came out firing in the D. Carey 2, S. Barber 2, G. McKelvie, RFL K. Howe, J. Morton, L. Carroll, consolation final with a 47 point to nil P. Cohalan, K. Brain, M . Kreutzberger J. Baker, T. Daniher, B. Seymour. NSW AFL Page 17 Page 16 NSW AFL "CARLTON & UNITED BREWERIES REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS" "CARLTON & UNITED BREWERIES REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS"

Coonabarabran in the far North West Central Coast 11.13 (79) D Carnival Best: It was said that the North Coast were produ ced the game they were capable Results and the Berrambool complex in the North West 1.2 (8) Paul Holdsworth Sapphire Coast unfamiliar with the treacherous, of but couldn't bridge the gap. Sapphire Coast 13.6 (94) D picturesque coastal town of Merimbula slippery conditions of a 9.00am start at Like the pl ayers, the umpiring fraternity North Coast 4.6 (30) were the venues where the Leagues North Coast 13.7 (85) D PREVIOUS WINNERS the S.C.G. and were possibly a little looks forward to this annual pilgrimage battled to see who would contest the Newcastle 6.9 (45) overawed by the occasion. to the mecca and the panel fo r this year Best Player: (Coaches Award) State Final on the hallowed turf of the 1979 - South Coast was. Sapphire S.C.G. on June 27. Best Players: 1980 - South Coast North Coast opened the game extremely Ricky Holt Chris Ward, Gary Harding North Coast Brad Payne Newcastle: Scott Morgan 1981 - South Coast well, exerting great pressure on Field Representative Football is very Central Coast: Sean Rapley 1982 - Newcastle Sapphire, only to squander many important for players, administrators, Summerland: Frank Reid 1983 - No Contest opportunities up forward. Boundary Jason Materson, Gary Eddy umpires and followers alike to share North Coast: Kingsley Smith 1984 - Newcastle Best Player: (Umpires Vote) ideals plus Foster Life Long North West: Dean Gerry 1985 - Newcastle The second and third terms were all Goals Greg Stewart, Ken Ray Sapphire Coast Friendships. 1986 - Newcastle Sapphire Coast who produced a Steven Abbott Carnival Best: 1987 - North Coast devastating brand of team orientated Many thanks to the S.C.G. Trust for the Four Championships in five years will The New South Wales Australian David Metcalfe Newcastle 1988 - Central West running football to put themselves well use of the S.C. G., the Sydney Football give Sapphire's case of elevation to a Football League congratulates all 1989 - Sapphire Coast ahead of on the scoreboard. Club for entry tickets and Administration Manager Peter Hiscock, higher level some credence. Leagues on their conduct, however at MERIMBULA 1990 - Sapphire Coast all successful Championships, the 1991 - Newcastle The last quarter was probably North whose tireless efforts ensured a The Commission will strongly consider organising committees are the life Sapphire Coast 10.10 (70) D 1992 - Sapphire Coast Coast's best, finally adjusting to the professionally run day. this as an option for season 1994. blood. Farrer 0.3 (3) conditions. They ran the football and Primed to do battle for the crown of We collectively thank those people on Sydney 8.4 (52) D State Champions in the 1993 C.U.B. all accounts. These Championships Leisure Coast 1.4 (10) Regional Championship Grand Final were just fantastic, warm and friendly were reigning champions Sapphire off the field, hotly contested and Farrer 5.8 (38) D Coast and 1987 winners North Coast. weather freezing. Central West 1.4 (10) The Coaches Results Sapphire Coast 14.8 (92) D Leisure Coast 1.2 (8) Trevor Miller has been Coach of the COONABARABRAN Sapphire Coast Representative Team Sydney 7.12 (54) D for the past 5 ye~rs. Under his North Coast 11.7 (73) D Central West 1.2 (8) guidance, Sapphire Coast have won in North West 1.3 (9) 1989, 1990 and 1992. Trevor played Sapphire Coast 7.7 (49) D State Football for N.S.W. and has Central Coast 7.7 (49) D Farrer 4.1 (25) played with Richmond in the A.F.L. Summerland 2.2 (14) Sydney 11.9 (75) D In all, he has played over 400 games of Newcastle 15.6 (96) D Central West 1.3 (39) Senior Football. North West 3.2 (20) II 'II Leisure Coast 6.5 (41) D North Coast Coach Mark (polly) Summerland 5.2 (32) D Farrer 4.7 (31) Farmer, hailed from Trafalgar in North Coast 2.6 (18) Victoria's Gippsland area. Mark has I • Sapphire Coast 14.13 (97) D also notched up over 400 Senior games @Carlton. Newcastle 7.5 (47) D Sydney 4.4 (28) of Football, played across four States. Central Coast 5.5 (35) One of the worlds great brewers. Best Players: This was Mark's third year as Newcastle 6.8 (44) D Farrer: Peter Sheehan Representative Coach. Central Coast 2.5 (17) Central West: Ken Niki Leisure Coast: Steve Bayer The North Coast A.F.L. team was North Coast 8.8 (56) D Sydney: Ian Webb soundly beaten by the Sapphire Coast. Summerland 2.4 (16) Sapphire Coast: Paul Holdsworth

Page 18 NSWAFL NSWAFL Page 19 N.S.W 1993 COMMONWEALTH BANK TEAL CUP N.S.W 1993 COMMONWEALTH BANK TEAL CUP

Best : McGee, Cook, Crawford, Seymour, Salisbury, Lang, Selection of the 1993 New South Wales Teal Cup Team saw Brett Allen Trainer By not conceding a point to the Queenslanders and racking up a departure from the State Selection Trials System of Rod Campbell Gilmour. Trainer 6 3 in the first stanza the pattern was set up for the rest of the Goals : (6) Lang. (3) Myles, Cook, Parker. (2) McGee, Keith Herbert g~me, which carried over from the over whelming result the previous years, in favour of player assessment. Trainer Daniel, Mongta, Fowler, Seymour. (I) Crawford, Carroll, Ted Ray Manager first game of the series. Trevaskis, Mooney, Maunder. Using an on-going process through the Development Squads, 22-9 (141) the 'Blues Squad' (Sydney University January (24-28) With Michael Forbes being appointed as the umpire to NSW 6-3 (39) 12-5 (77) 16-7 (103) Glenelg 3-9 (27) Saturday July 10, 1993. incorporating a game against the as the represent New South Wales during the Championship. QLD 0-0 (0) 1-2 (8) 2-3(15) curtain raiser to the Richmond v's Swans Fosters Cup match New South Wales v's Victoria Country at Lavington February 13. Appreciation Best : Carey, Graetz, Maunder, Myles, Crawford, Seymour. Goals : (5) Lang, Fowler. (4) Wild (3) Maunder (2) Carey The last game of the Championsh!p was an _absorbing, high Participation in the Caltex Series (V .C.F.L. Teal Selection NSW Government through the Department of Sport, (l) Berry, Crawford, Seymour. standard contest, with NSW drawmg away m the first half for Program) in Bendigo May 8-9. Recreation and Racing Prospect Oval a 20 point lead, however, the V.C.F.L. applied themselves The Commonwealth Bank Tuesday July 6, 1993. with aggressive straight up the ground football to have an 1 I Then concluding with a three day camp at Kapooka Base, National Australian Football Council point lead at the fina~ turn. wagga during the Queen's Birthday weekend, where the The Commissioners and General Manager of the NSWAFL New South Wales v's Tasmania selectors of Greg Harris (Coach), Andrew Richardson South Australian National Football League With N.S.W. looking to have run out of petrol and the Vic's (Assistant Coach), Russell Campbell (Co-ordinator/ Selector) North Adelaide Australian Football Club This game against Tasmania was pretty much a carbon copy scoring a goal in the first minute of the final quarter things and Col Roberson (Selector) announced the following team to Riverina Under 19 Composite Team of the match against Queensland. were looking grim. represent New South Wales in the 1993 Commonwealth Bank Renmark Rovers Football Club (Teal) Cup Under 17 National Championships in Adelaide, 3- Lavington Sports and Football Clubs Set up an early lead, build on the team work and confidence However, some astute positional changes led ~o a real t~am 11 July. Scotch College kitchen staff - Andy and Liz and forge further ahead, to another victory to the tune of effort that saw the Blues dig deep and play with commitment The families who provided accommodation for players thirteen goals. and determination, to more than answer the challe~ge b~ 1. Leo Barry Deniliquin (player awards) scoring six goals to one and conclusively stake their claim to 16-6 (102) 2. Jmtin Crawford Tocumwal (player awards) NSW 6-0 (36) 8-1 (49) 11-2 (68) the right to Division 1. 3-6 (24) 3. Mathew Gilmour Tocumwal VCFL (Caltex Series) TAS 0-1 (l) 1-2 (8) 3-5 (25) 8-7(55) 14-11(95) 4. Dean McGee Berrigan The parents and supporters who lent the team moral support NSW 2-3 (15) 8-4 (52) 5. Nicholas Carroll Ganmain G.G.M during the Championship Best : Seymour, Parker, Wild, Mooney, Trevaskis, Fowler, VIC Country 2-1 (13) 5-2 (32) 10-6 (66) 11-7 (73) 6. Damian Lang Leeton Barry, Henley. 7. Ashley Thompson Nyah Nyah West TED RAY Goals : (3) Fowler, Parker. (2) Lang, Myles, Maunder. 0) Best : Thompson, Seymour, Cook, Crawford, Carey, Henley, 8. Dion Myles Bau lkham Hills 1993 NSW TEAL CUP MANAGER Barry, Daniel, Carey, Seymour. Parker. 9. Darren Cook Wagga Tigers Goals : (3) Parker, Lang. (2) Carey, Daniel. (1) Fowler, IO . Steven Carter Lockhart Match Report Thursday July 8, 1993. Woodville Oval Crawford, McGee, Maunder. 11. Nathan Graetz East W. K . New South Wales v's Northern Territory 12 . Steven Henley Ungarie Saturday July 3rd, 1993 . Woodville Oval New South Wales Awards 13 . Matthew Daniel Finley 14. Tony Trevaskis North Albury New South Wales v's Australian Capital Territory The final match in Division 2, and secure the top po~ition in N.S.W. Best Player Brad Seymour 15. Peter Mongta Mallacoota/C.R. this Division, and with it the right to play-off_ a~~mst t~e Award v's A.C.T. Leo Barry 16. Paul Nugent Wodonga Although N.S.W. struggled some-what against the negating bottom team in Division 1 (VCFL) to enter D1v1s1on _I m_ Award v's Queensland Stefan Carey Wentworth tactics of the A.C.T. and the usual 'settling in' process in the 1994 was to be NSW's most convincing and widest margm of 17 . Shane Morrison Award v's Tasmania Brad Seymour St. Ives first half, the second half saw a much improved performance 18 . Matthew Parker the Carnival. Award v's North. Terr. Dean McGee North Albury from the Blues to completely out class the opposition and run 19. Phillip Maunder (V. Capt) Award v's Vic Country Ashley Thompson 21. Matthew Salisbury Scots(Albury) away with the game. The Northern Territory simply weren't in it. 22. Jason Wild Collingullie/Ash. 1993 All Australians 23. Stefan Carey Pennant Hills NSW 2-7 (19) 5-11 (41) 12-14 (86) 17-17 ( 119) This was clearly illustrated by the fine defence of the_ NSW Team who did not allow the NT to register a score whilst the 26. Matthew Fowler Albury ACT 1-0 (6) 3-1 (19) 4-2 (26) 5-2 (32) Players: Brad Seymour, Damian Lang, Stefan Carey up fielders piling on a 15-11 lead, by the main break. 28. Mark Mooney Turvey Park Assistant Coach: Greg Harris 29. Brad Seymour (Captain) Wagga Tigers Best: Thompson, Barry, Crawford, Henley, Maunder, Wild, Thus the 'Waratahs' put the final stamp of authority on Carey, Seymour. Lead Up Game Results Coaching and Support Staff Division 2, to take out the COMMONWEALTH BANK Monday July 5, 1993. Glenelg Oval (TEAL) SHIELD for 1993. N.S.W. 'Blues' 7-11 (53) def. Murray Bushrangers 6-9 (45) Greg Harris Coach 1993 Teal Squad 10-12 (72) def. Gippsland 6-6 (42) 15-11 (101) 22-16 (148) 30-19 (199) Andrew Richardson Assistant Coach New South Wales v's Queensland NSW 9-7 (61) J993 Teal Squad 11-12 (78) def. Bendigo 6-9 ( 45) 0-0 1-0 (6) 4-2 (26) Russell Campbell Co-Ordinator For what was thought to be the game that would be our NT 0-0 (0) (0) J993 Teal Squad 12-18 (90) def. Riverina U/19 5-6 (36) Tony Turner Runner toughest and the one that had to be won to progress to the Clare Walsh Physiotherapist final, it turned out to be a bit of a non event. Page 21 NSW AFL Page 20 NSW AFL UNDER 15 STATE TEAM UNDER 15 STATE TEAM Personnel Scott Ronan Action Badges It is imperative that the status and pride 6. Andrew Clarke Pennant Hills Five point victory over Queens land Accommodation Leigh Marshall A-One Sport Photos associated with representing your State 7. Grant Burkinshaw Lockhart 8-8 (56) to 8-3 (51) with The League is indebted to Damian Riverina A.F.C. not be diminished in any way whilst 8. Scott Ronan North Albury (Buraja), receiving the best player Humphries who fi ll ed in at the last The YHA was once again the perfect Nathan Powell Prime TV Albury pursuing our major objective, that is 9. Leigh Marshall Deniliquin Rams award. minute when Coach, Col Fisher place for such a week. The co­ Glen Cumming Ampol giving all areas of New South Wales an 10. James Byrne Wagga Tigers withdrew due to an illness. Thanks is operation was great, especially when Jarrod Hanrahan Richard Orton opportunity to participate at the highest 11. Nathan Powell Lavington the team had to launder all the State Competitive game against a much also given to Graham Twitt, Jim Michael Quinn Ampol 12. Glen Cumming Wentworth gear prior to the photo session. stronger Northern Rangers resulted in a McMahon, Alex Kair, Shane level. Shane Wardrop Gentle Giant 13 . Jarrod Hanrahan Coreen loss with Brock Wilson (Mildura) New Goldsworthy, Keith Herbert, Rod Chad Willis Riverina A.F.C. We want to challenge our talented 14. Michael Quinn Lake Tigers Itinerary South Wales' best. Campbell, Bill Thomas, Bill Schultz Rodney Frost Aussie Rules Club players to develop their undoubted 15. Shane Wardrop Henty Chris Tyrrell Covo and Ted Ray. potential by extending their experiences 17. Chad Willis Osborne The variety and appropriateness of the Acknowledgments Chad Williams Bob Quinn and abilities against quality, comparable 18. Rodney Frost Baulkham Hills activities was a major contributor to the The NSWAFL is indeed fortunate to Jeffrey Briggs Campbell Hogg opposition. 19. Christopher TyrrellRiverview success of the trip. The Management Financial contribution from the:- have such dedicated people involved in Julian Delfs Covo 20. Chad Williams Oaklands has strongly recommended that a A.F.L., Department of Sport, Duane Attree Silver Fleece its Junior program. Merimbula was the setting for the 1993 21 . Jeffrey Briggs Ariah Park similar itinerary be orchestrated for 1 1 Recreation and Racing, individual Stuart Cadzow Graeme Bartlett trials with the Berrambool complex and 23. Julian Delfs Penshurst 1994. Sponsors and parents. Thankyou also to the Y.H.A., Chris Mahar Campbell Hogg Pambula Sports Ground the two venues 25. Duane Attree Leeton Lavington Sports Club, Carlton F.C., II Sponsors used with the organisational 26. Stuart Cadzow St. Ives The guest speaker and coaches were the Special Guests Gambeno's and the North Melbourne responsibility under the umbrella of the 27. Christopher Mahar Pennant Hills highlights. F.C. Ben Matthews Sportsbreak Southern Regional Board's Greg Mark Roberts, , Dennis Brock Wilson Sportsbreak Wollaston. COACH: Damian Humphries Breakfast speaker, Mark Roberts was Pagan, Dean Laidley, , A/COACH: Graham Twitt early and the boys were engrossed in James Wild Riverina A.F.C. and Wayne Hughes. Ten teams again in two divisions MANAGER: Jim McMahon what a New South Wales State of Andrew Clarke Aussie Rules Club contested the championships. CO-ORDINATOR: Russell Campbell Origin and North Melbourne Champion Grant Burkinshaw Leigh Gazzard CHAIRMAN OF had to say. Division 1 Division II SELECTORS: Bill Thomas SELECTORS: Bill Schultz Ken Sheldon, the after dinner speaker at ACT Broken Hill TRAINER: Alex Kair II Gambeno's was well received. Albury Sapphire Coast RUNNER: Brett Allen Sydney Northern N.S.W. UMPIRE: Shane Goldsworthy North Melbourne's Dennis Pagan and Riverina Illawarra/C. West ASS. TRAINER: Keith Herbert Dean Laidley .showed great Wagga ASS. TRAINER: Rod Campbell commitment in the training season. The Western Riverina Club had organised a "light lunch" Over all, the trip was a great success. afterwards, which was very much For the second year running, ACT won The behaviour, commitment and appreciated. the Division I section, defeating Sydney general demeanour of the boys was in a closely contested fin al with Broken exceptional. The tours and viewing of Carlton's Hill winning the challenge match over Grand Final training run was great. Western Riverina. This victory will The Management and the Squad had an elevate Broken Hill into Division I for enjoyable and highly educational time Skills session at princess Park next year. due to the exposure of all to a wide conducted by Victorian State Director range of A.F.L. coaches, players and of Coaching, Rod Austin was Development Week (Melbourne) management officials. highlighted by an offer from David Parkin to address the boys prior to their 1993 N.S.W. UNDER 15 SQUAD The venues chosen as places of interest departure to Bulleen Park for the game for developing footballers were also against Northern Rangers. 1993 NEW SOUTH WALES STATE well chosen. UNDER 15 TEAM St. Kilda's recruitment officer Wayne The Squad assembled at the Lavington Hughes discussed career pathways. I. Ben Matthews Buraja Sports Ground. The only member 2. Brock Wilson Mildura missing from the selected squad was The movie, Jurassic Park was very 4. Jamie Wild Colligullie Ben Hollands due to club commitments. popular.

. UNDER 15 STATE TEAM s w d R dney Frost Julian Delfs, Grant Burkinshaw. ROW4: J~mes Byrne, Chris Mahar, hane ~r ro~ien°cummin s.' Jeffrey Briggs, Chad Willis, Leigh Marshall, Brett Allen (R~nner). ROW3: Jim McMahon (Manager), .Michael ~UJW~n,d, A d Clark~ Christopher Tyrrell, Ben Matthews, Duane Attree, Brock Wilson. ROW2: Shane Goldsworthy (Umpire), Jamie 1 , n rew ,

Page 22 NSWAFL Alex KRair (Tracinher)d. Williams (Vice-Captain), Graeme Twit (Assistant Coach), Jarrod Hanrahan (Captain), FRONT: Scott onan, a . C · ) N th Powell Damian Humphries (Coach), Stuart Cadzow (Vice- aptain , a an · 1993 C.H.S. REPORT 1993 C.H.S. REPORT

Swan Shield Report 1993 Acknowledgments Australian Schoolboys Championships CHAMPIONSHIPS 22. Greg Logan Yanco The performance of the team in State Knockout The Peninsula Swans, Scott Wenke and for the first time. The Catholic Schools 23. Todd Conway Albury Melbourne was outstanding. NSW has Scott Watters, Bill Taylor and the co-ordinator will be Gary Cox from (INTER-REGIONALS) W AGGA 24. Jay Norden Narrandera lost 3 months in age dispensation and Top 7 Schools - Eden, Blacktown, Mt. carnival organiser, Colin Hardwick and Wagga and the Independent Schools co­ 25. Darren O'Donnell Wagga were expected to struggle but the Austin, Corowa, Henry Kendall, finally the coaches and managers of ordinator will be Geoff Coughlan from Many thanks to Jenny King - Riverina typical 2 Blues attitude shone through Grafton, Lake Cargelligo. each team - John McPherson (Corowa), Albury. Region Sports Organiser and John Coach: Rob Ash and advancing through to the Grand Semi-Finals Colin Hardwick (Henry Kendall), John Jazczyk - Carnival Manager for their Assistant Coach: Bill Taylor Final was a credit to the elite programs Corowa defeated Henry Kendall and Jazczyk (Mt. Austin) and Phil Jackson As Convenor of the NSW CHS, I would wonderful organisation. NSW AFL Rep: Scott Wenke in place through NSW. Mt. Austin defeated Eden. (Eden). sincerely like to thank the NSW AFL for Manager: Phil Jackson Playoff for 3rd and 4th. their wonderful support that it lends to Billeting schools - Koringal High, Mt. Carnival Placings Eden High defeated Henry Kendall The NSW Combined High Schools CHS Programs. Austin High and Wagga High. Australian Carnival 1993 in High programs enable students to have an Melbourne I st: Victoria State Final opportunity to enjoy and excel at this ROB ASH Results: 2nd: NSW Corowa High defeated Mt. Austin High great game. In 1994, students from N.S.W. C.H.S. CONVENOR NSW 17-12 (114) D 3rd: ACT I ! Player of the Carnival - non government schools will have 1st: Riverina Murray N.T. 3-2 (20) 4th: (Corowa) access to the State Team and the 2nd: Riverina SW Best: L. Barry, M. Byrne, 5th: Queensland 3rd: West Darling H. Hopwood, B. Effting, S. Wheatley. 6th: Victoria 4th: Met West 7th: South Australia 5th: North Coast Composite NSW 13-11 (89) D 8th: Northern Territory 6th: Met North VIC 2 2-1 (13) 7th: Met SW Best: L. Barry, D. Whitley, N. Lowe, NSW Boys Selected in the NSW 8th: Met West M. Longmire, J. Sheather Team

Players of the carnival: Leo Barry - NSW 4-7 (31) D Leo Barry Jason Sheather Deni'iquin (Riv. Murray). W.A. 1-3 (9) Mark Byrne Paul Sanson Best: J. Sheather, L. Barry, Danny Whitley A special thanks is extended to the D. Whitley, P. Sanson, A. Houlihan coaches and managers of each team. Acknowledgments NSW 12-8 (80) D .State Team 1993 ACT 9-7 (61) Phil Jackson Manager Bill Taylor Asslstant Coach 1. Leo Barry Deniliquin VIC 11-7 (73) D Our 2 trainers were superb: 2. Murray Longmire Corowa NSW 5-2 (32) Rod Campbell & Keith Herbert. Scott 3. Paul Sanson Lake Cargelligo Best: M. Byrne, D. Whitley, S. Burton, Wenke and the NSWAFL - their 4. Heath Hopwood Narrandera A. Houlihan, H. Hopwood support makes it all happen. 5. Mark Byrne Albury 6. Jason Sheather Albury Leo Barry won the J. L. Williams After a long think/evaluation of the 7. Danny Whitley Holbrook Medal awarded to the fairest and best Australian Carnival in Melbourne, I 8. Chris Walsh Narrandera player of the carnival despite missing concluded that their effort was 9. Adam Houlihan Corowa the final. He joins Billy Morris winner remarkable. I compared the side to the I 0. Simon Harrison Pennant Hills 1975, Ben Doolan 1989 and Daniel 1991 and 1992 side and at my guess, the I I. Simon Wheatley Batemans Bay McPherson 1991 as the only NSW sides were 6-8 goals apart. 12. Matthew Daykin Pennant Hills players to win this prestigious award. dispensation meant that Mathew 13. Mark Barnes Wagga Fowler, Dean McGee, Darren Cook and 14. Nayee Lowe Corowa The pre-carnival camp was held in Ray Pedlar couldn't play and perhaps 15. Steve Brand Culcairn Albury and was extremely successful. another 3-4 fine footballers. Making 16. Glen Cumming Dareton This preparation gives boys the vital the GF was a tremendous performance. 17. Darren O'Donnell Wagga skills essential for a team. 1994 will see a 'better' team having 18. Scott Burton Finley non-government school students Back Row: 0. Whitley, D. O'Donnell, M . Harrison. M. Jetfrey, S. Wheatley, 0. Millman. J . Sheather. S. Brand, A . Hou1,na1, 19 . Jarrod Hanrahan Coreen available. It is a pleasure to coach boys Centre Ro,w : S W enke (N .S .W . AFL). B . Effting, G . Logan. M . Daykin, T . Conway, H . H opwood. J . Norden. N . Lowe. J Hanrat,an . 20. Danny Millman Wagga that try so hard and a credit to the P. Jackson I Manager) . 21. Brett Effting Albury programs put in place by the NSWAFL. Front Row: M. Barnes. G. Cummings. S . Burton. P. Sanson (Vice-Capt .), L. Barry (Capt.) . A. A sh (Coach) . M Longmire (V1 c.P C;; ptl . M Byrne. C Walsh. 8 Taylor (Assist . Coach)

Page 24 NSW AFL NSWAFL Page 25 PRIMARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION PRIMARY SCHOOLS SPORTS ASSOCIATION

State Carnival Michael Lacy St. Josephs Finley Daily Advertiser Paper, the exchange Final Point Score Schools involved in Knockouts must Results Adam Mathews Rand P.S. was promoted most favourably. plan to play games well ahead of the The State Carnival was held at Bensons Gerard Telford St.Patricks Albury 1. Victoria 36 play by date, therefore allowing greater Lavington P.S. 2.2 14 D Lane, Richmond. The carnival was a Dane Campbell Tocumwal P.S. The ASSC Exchange Dinner, held at 2. Queensland 24 flexibility if bad weather etc prevails. Lake Albert 1.0 6 huge success due to the efforts of Mr Casey Arendarcikas St Annes Nth Alb. the Townhouse Motel was a friendly 3. New South Wales 20 Ross Higgins, Mr Peter Davis and the Ben Daymond Dareton P.S. and enjoyable evening. Barry McColl, 4. Northern Territory 16 Highlights of this year's knockout The Sport of Australian Football would tireless work of Peter Shipley from the Trampas Garnaut Morgan St. P.S. the Vice President represented the NSW Alex Howe Trophy - Victoria included the win by Lavington P.S., its like to thank the NSWAFL; Hawkesbury Junior Football Club. Glenn Alderton Gol Go! P.S. PSSA Executive. Special mention must 4th consecutive State Title. Josh Kolinac Broken Hill P.S. go to the Queensland Manager, Mr State Knockout - Mr Russell Campbell, Mrs Jenny The Carnival was well supported by the Bradley Bright Barooga P.S. Mike Cluett, who responded on behalf Congratulations must go to the school, King, Riverina Region. local community with nine schools Hayden Doyle Lavington P.S. of the Managers. The final was played at Gumly Gumly players, parents and coaching staff. assisting with billeting members of the Scott Sheather Hume P.S. after four months of football by 41 Lake Albert P.S., this year's runners-up, - Mr Ken Davis, Principal Gumly seven Australian Football Teams. The The Opening was held indoors because schools, 35 teams from five regions. made Lavington work very hard for the Gumly P.S. for his support and sport of Australian Football would like Coach of the inclement weather. The title. They too must be congratulated assistance wi_th this year's series and to offer sincere thanks and appreciation Mr Owen Dunlop B/buttock P.S. ceremony will remain long in the Although no major problems occurred, on an outstanding effort. final. to all schools. memories of all competitors, as they there were some minor hiccups Manager were welcomed (the stadium was filled associated with schools playing their WAYNE McNAMARA The NSW Australian Football League Mr Robert Bevan Lwington P.S. to capacity) into the stadium by games on or just after the play-by date. CONVENOR had representatives present on each day. tumultuous applause. The acting ADG The support of the parent body was ASSC Exchange Carnival Riverina welcomed all teams to the most evident, with the General Manager "City of Good Sports". The Opening of the NSWAFL - Mr Craig Davis, August 8th - 13th Wagga Wagga was covered extensively on Prime Senior Development Officer - Mr Scott Television and also in the local paper. Wenke, Junior Development Officer - The Exchange Carnival was an Mr Andrew McBean and several outstanding success due to the tireless Sponsorship Sydney Swans players present for the pre-exchange planning by Mr Neil The Commonwealth Bank support was final games and presentations. Sherring, Mrs Jenny King and Mrs Judy most beneficial to the functioning of the Ferguson. With the team arrivals, Exchange. The sports of Australian The official Carnival Dinner (Rum carnival compet1t1on, billeting and Football and Netball would like to Corp Barracks) was a friendly and departures planned so well, the sincerely thank the Commonwealth entertammg evening. The gathering competitors and officials from the three Bank and Mr Craig Davis, General was addressed by Mr Bob Brenner States and Northern Territory were Manager NSWAFL, who was Director EPP Metropolitan West. most adequately looked after during instrumental in securing the their stay in Wagga. sponsorship. Final Exchange Results Although the weather was inclement, NSW 3.2 20 D Riv. East 5.5 35 D the standard of Australian Football was NT 1.4 10 Riv. West 4.9 33 very high. The new format was received with mixed emotions. A QLD 2.4 16 D New South Wales Team welcoming barbeque for competitors NSW 1.5 11 and billeting parents following the St. Marys Corowa double header was extremely well VIC 9.18 72 D Lew Roberts Coolamon P.S. patronised, with some 500 people at the NSW 2. I 13 Chris Eddy Moama P.S. ground. The large daily attendance by Brett Powell Narrandera P.S. visiting competitors, parents, billeting NSW 8.5 53 D Jake Lowe Berrigan P.S. parents and interested local community NT 0.0 0 Brad Horn Holy Spirit Lav. members was a great support for the Brandon Mathews Rand P.S. players. QLD 5.5 35 D Daniel Rankin Moama P.S. NSW 4.5 29 Rh ett Mathews Rand P.S. With the tremendous support of the Lei gh Jones Berrigan P.S. local media, Prime Television and the VIC 4.6 30

Craig Parsons Finley P.S. NSW 0.3 3 Front row: L to R: Daniel Rankin (Capt .), Gerard Telford, Centre rnw: L to R: Mr Owen Dunlop (State Coach), Josh Kolinac, Ba ck. row: L to R. Ti-.m,pas Garnaut, Brandon Mathews, Jake Lowe (VC), Lew Roberts. Chr;s Eddy. Leigh Jones, Brad Horn (VC). Bradley Bright, Adam Mathews, Glenn Alder ton, Crai~ Parsons, Ryan Houlihan, Scott Sheather, Rhett Mathews, Hayden Doyle. Michael Lacy, Brett Powell. Mr Bob Bevan ( State Man ager). Dane Campbell, Ben Oaymond, Casey Arendarcikas.

Results NSW 3.2.20 defeated NT 1.4. 10 NSW 1.5. 11 lostto QLD 2.4. 16 NSW 2. 1.13 los t to VIC 9 18.72 NSW 8.5.53 defeated NT 0 .0 .0 NSW 4 .3.2 7 lost to QLD 5.3.33 NSW 0.3.3 lost to VIC 4.6 .30

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BALANCE SHEET AND 1\.CCOUNTS

AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER 1993

* Directors' Report

· * Profit and Loss Accbunt

* Balance Sheet . . * NotJ~ to and Fonning Part ofthe Accounts

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Additional FinanciatData

NSWAFL Pag& 29 NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALlAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LlMIIBD (ACN: 002 242 542) NLW SOUTH ALES AUSTRAUAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LlMITED DIRECTORS REPORT (ACN: 002 242 542)

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPIBMBER 1993 DIRECTORS REPORT

FOR TIIE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993 In accordance with a resolution of the Directors, the Directors of the Company submit herewith the Balance Sheet at 30 September 1993 and the Profit and Loss Account for the year ended on that date and .2. report as follows:

1. DIRECTORS 7. DETAILS OF DIRECTORS The names of the directors of the company in office at the date of this report are: John Yates

John Yates Stud Sheep Breeder. 15 years player. 7 years club administrator. 7 years Farrar FL President. 5 Colin Alexander Kohlhagen years Country Football League executive member 5 years NSW AFL board member and 3 years Reg George Turner as Chief Commissioner. Barry Rogers Colin Alexander Kohlbagan

2. ACTIVITIES School Principal. 20 years player. Past President of Wagga & District JAFL 1984-1989. 3 years NSW AFL board member. The pr!ncipal activi1)'. of the company during the financial year was to administer and promote Australian Football m New South Wales including the administration of the Sydney Football Reg George Turner League and Sydney Football Association competitions. Public relations, sponsorship and promotions with Carlton & United Breweries for 8 years. Masters degree in sports science and management from University of Oregon. Played Grade 3. RESULTS Rugby League on NSW South Coast. 1 year NSW AFL board member.

The _loss of the company for the year ended 30 September 1993, was $66,979; no income tax was Barry Rogers applicable. General Manager of the Sydney Football Club. Formerly Marketing Manager and President of the St. George Rugby League Club and previously General Manager of the Old South Melbourne 4. DIVIDENDS Football Club. The prime object of the company is to administer Australian Football in New South Wales. The 8. DIRECTORS BENEFITS C~mpany is an organisation not for gain and accordingly no dividend has been or is intended to be paid. Since the end of the previous financial year, no director has received or become entitled to receive a benefit (other than a benefit included in the aggregate amount of emoluments received or due and receivable by directors shown in the accounts, or the fixed salary of a full-time employee of 5. REVIEW OF OPERATIONS the company) by reason of a contract made by the company or a related corporation with the director or with a ftrm of which he is a member, or with a firm in which he has a substantial A review of the operations of the company is included in the attached report of the Chairman. I , financial interest.

6. EVENTS SUBSEQUENT TO BALANCE DAIB Signed on 8 November 19. · accordance with a resolution of the Directors. No matters or ci~cu?1_Stances have arisen since the end of the financial year which significantly affected or may ~1gmf1cantly affect t~e operat~ons of the company, the results of the company, or ~ the state of affatrs of the company m financial years subsequent to the financial year ended 30 September 1993. h ~--- \ .... 2 J i~ George Turner Director Director

Page 30 NSWAFL NSW AFL Page 31 NEW SOUTII WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LIMITED Nl~W SOUTII WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LIMITED (ACN: 002 242 542) (ACN: 002 242 542) PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT BALANCE SHEET FOR TIIE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993 AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER 1993

Note 1993 1992 Note 1993 1992 Operating profit/(loss) 2 (66,979) 14,723

Income tax expense attributable CURRENT ASSETS to operating profit/(loss) __o __o Cash 4 145,779 171,821 ' f Receivables 5 66,148 121,511 Operating profit/(loss) after income tax (66,979) 14,723 Inventories 6 16,186 7,982 Other 7 16,200 16,000 Profit on extraordinary items Total Current Assets 244,313 317,314 Income tax expense attributale to NON-CURRENT ASSETS profit on extraordinary items Investments 8 10 10 Property, Plant & Equipment 9 188,193 128,283 Profit on extraordinary items Total Non-Current Assets after income tax 188,203 128,293

TOTAL ASSETS 445,607 Operating profit/(loss) and 432,516 extraordinary items after income tax (66,979) 14,723 CURRENT LIABILITIES Retained profits at the beginning Creditors & Borrowings 10 113,126 80,405 of the financial year 198,781 184,058 Provisions 11 52,431 77,993 Total Current Liabilities 165,557 158,398 Retained profits/(accumulated losses) at the end of the financial year $131,802 $198,781 NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Creditors & Borrowings 12 108,779 62,050 Total Non-Current Liabilities 108,779 62,050

TOTAL LIABILITIES 274,336 220,448

NET ASSETS $158,180 $225,159

i I ACCUMULATED FUNDS Reserves 13 26,378 26,378 Retained Profits 131,802 198,781 $158,180 $225,159 Capital Commitments 21 Contingent Liabilities 22

These accounts are to be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes which form part of the accounts. These account are to be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes which form part of the accounts.

Page 32 NSWAFL NSW AFL Page 33 NEW soum WALES AUSTRALIAN :FOOTBALL LEAGUE LlMITED NEW SOUTII WALES AUSTRALlAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LlMITED (ACN: 002 242 542) (ACN: 002 242 542) NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE ACCOUNTS NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF TIIE ACCOUNTS FOR TIIE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993 FOR TIIE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993 Note 1 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies (Cont.) Note 1 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies (g) Depreciation The accounts have been prepared in accordance with Statements of Accounting Concepts, applicable Accounting Standards and the Corporations Law, including the disclosure requirements Depreciation is calculated on a straight line basis so as to write off the net cost of ea<.:h of Schedule 5. The accounts have also been prepared on the basis of historical costs and do not item of property, plant and equipment over its expected useful life. take into account changing money values or, except where stated, current valuations of non-current assets. The accounting policies have been consistently applied, unless otherwise stated. (h) Employee Entitlements

The following is a summary of the significant accounting policies adopted by the company in the The amounts expected to be paid to employees for their pro-rata entitlement to long preparation of the accounts. service, annual and sick leave are accrued at current pay rates having regard to experience of employee departures and period of service. (a) Company Limited by Guarantee

New South Wales Australian Football League Limited is a company limited by guarantee 1993 1992 with the liability of members limited to the amount set out in the company's Memorandum and Articles of Association. Note 2 Operating Profit

(b) Income Tax (a) Operating profit before abnormal items and income tax has been determined after:- The company is exempt from income tax in accordance with section 23(g) of the Income Tax Assessment Act, as it was established for the encouragement or promotion of an (i) Charging as Expenses athletic game or sport in which human beings are the sole participants. Amortisation of capitalised leased assets 36,712 24,178 Property, Plant & Equipment (c) Depreciation of Plant and Equipment 13,040 11,438 Provision for Doubtful Debts (7,000) 17,000 Property, plant and equipment are brought to account at cost, less, where appli~able, any Provision for Football Development (6,495) 25,333 accumulated depreciation or amortisation. The depreciable amount of all fixed assets ~nd Finance Charges - Lease 21,223 22,175 capitalised leased assets are depreciated over their useful lives commencing from the tune the asset is held ready for use. (ii) Crediting as Income

(d) Inventories Interest Received 6,897 7,339 Profit on Sale of Non-Current Assets 634 3,198 All inventories are stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Stock on hand I I includes sporting equipment and clothing, manuals and stationery. (b) Operating Revenue:-

(e) Investments 1' Operating Revenue from principal acitivities 292,173 283,238 Other Operating Revenue Investments in unlisted securities are brought into account at cost and dividend income is - Grants and Subsidies: recognised in the profit and loss account when received. - NSW Government 56,000 56,000 - Australian Football League 420,000 419,976 (0 Leases - Other 6,000 4,100 - Sponsorship 63,000 Leases of fixed assets, where substantially all the risks and benefits incidental to the 60,000 - Royalties & Endorsements ownership of the asset, but not legal ownership, are transferred to the Company are 41,625 26,481 - Fund Raising classified as finance leases. Finance leases are capitalised, recording an asset and a 5,231 13,852 - Interest liability equal to the present value of the minimum lease payments, including any 6,897 7,339 - Profit on Sale of Non-Current A,;...ets guaranteed residual values. Lease payments are allocated between the reduction of the 634 3,198 lease liability and the lease interest expense for the period. ~8911560 ~8741184

NSWAFL Page 34 NSWAFL NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LIMITED NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LIMITED (ACN: 002 242 542) (ACN: 002 242 542) NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE ACCOUNTS NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993

1993 1992 1993 1992 Note 10 Current Liabilities - Creditors & Borrowings Note 3 Bad and Doubtful Debts Creditors & Accrued Charges 46,258 41,040 Balance 30 September 1992 17,000 Special Development Trust Account (Note 19) 25,000 Transfer to/(from) Provisions For Doubtful Debts (7,000) 17,000 Lease Liability (Notes 1 (i) & 21 (b)) 41,868 39,365 $113,126 $80,405 Balance 30 September 1993 $10,000 $17,000 Note 11 Current Liabilities - Provisions Note 4 Current Assets - Cash Specific Purpose Provision (Note 15) 4,000 10,000 Cash on Hand 200 200 Umpire Development Provision (Note 16) 3,666 25,169 Cash on Deposit 118,457 131,482 Football Development Provision (Note 18) 18,838 25,333 Cash at Bank 27,122 40,139 Annual Leave Provision (Note 1 (h)) 25,927 17,491 $145,779 $171,821 $52,431 $77,993

Note 5 Current Assets - Receivables Note ll Non-Current Liabilities - Creditors & Borrowings

Trade Debtors 62,391 52,153 Lease Liability (Notes 1 (i) & 21 (b)) $108,779 $62,050 Provision for Doubtful Debts 10,000 17,000 52,391 35,153 Note 13 Reserves Other Debtors 13,757 86,358 $66,148 $lll,511 General Reserve $26,378 $26,378

Note 6 Current Assets - Inventories Note 14 Remuneration of Auditor Stock on Hand (Note l(d)) $16,186 Amounts received or due and receivable by the Note 7 Current Assets - Other auditor of the company for:

Security Deposits (Note 19) 16,200 6,000 Audit of the company's accounts 3,600 3,630 Funds Held in Trust (Note 15) --- 10,000 Other Services $16,200 $16,000 r /

Note 8 Non-Current Assets - Investments Note 15 Country Football Leagues I ,• Shares in A.F.C. Pty Ltd - at Cost $10 $10 As at 30 September 1993 the company was holding funds of $4,000 to be used for specific purposes for the Country Football Leagues. Interest earned on these funds has been Note 9 Non-Current Assets - Property, Plant & Equipment allocated for expenditure relating to country football.

Plant and Equipment 93,871 62,117 Note 16 Umpire Development Provision Less: Accumulated Depreciation 45.380 32,340 48,491 29,777 During the year the company received funds to be used solely for the development of umpiring in New South Wales. The amount in the accounts represents the balance of Motor Vehicles Under these funds to be expended. Finance Leases (Notes l(f) & 20) 184,707 140,306 Less: Accumulated Amortisation 45,005 41.800 139,702 98,506 Total Plant, Equipment & Motor Vehicles $188,193 $128,283

Page 36 NSW AFL NSW AFL Page 37 NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGU 8 LIMITED NEW soum WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LIMITED (ACN: 002 242 542) (ACN: 002 242 524)

NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF IBE ACCOUNTS STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993 FOR IBE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 1993

Note 17 Fund Raising CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Note 1993 1992 The amount shown under the heading of fund raising represents the company's one third (1/3) share of income from total tickets sold (to those associated with Australian Rules) in Receipts from all activities 948,289 821,719 the super raffle. The other two thirds (2/3) was retained by the respective leagues or Payments to suppliers and employees 911,832 (802,707) ( ) clubs. Of the total number of tickets distributed, 34% were sold and returned, 59% were returned unsold and 7% were not returned. Net cash provided by (used in) operating activities 2 36,457 19,012

Note 18 Football Development Provision CASH FLOW FROM BUSINESS ACTIVITIES

During the financial year funds were allocated to the Southern and Northern New South Proceeds from sale of motor vehicles 31,322 Wales regional offices for football development. This provision represents the amount Proceeds from insurance claim (motor vehicle) 17,950 which has not been fully expended. Payment for property, plant & equipment (140,350) (32,291) Payment for security deposit - Cabcharge (200) Note 19 Special Development Trust Account Payment (net) for Umpire Development (21,503) Payment for Country Football Leagues (6,000) The amount of $25,000 represents unpaid funds allocated by the Department of Sport, Recreation Proceeds from Department of Sport, Recreation & Racing 100,000 and Racing to the Woolongong Australian Football Club for the sole purpose of developing the Payments for Special Development (75,000) North Dalton Park Regional Sports Centre. 1993 1992 Net cash provided by (used in) business activities (111,731) (14,341) Note 20 Security Deposits CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Deposits are held as security over the following charges incurred by the company. Proceeds from borrowings (leases) 98,498 24,569 Repayment of borrowings (leases) (49,266) (38,714) Mastercard facility 16,000 6,000 Cabcharge facility _.@ Net cash provided by (used in) financing activities 49,232 (14,145) $16,200 Note 21 Commitments for Expenditure NET DECREASE IN CASH BALANCES (26,042) (9,474)

(a) Capital Commitments CASH AS AT 1 JULY 1992 187,821 197,295 No Funds have been designated for capital expenditure for the CASH AS AT 30 JUNE 1993 $161,779 $187,821 subsequent financial year; $NIL $NIL I Jt

Commitments in relation to finance leases are • I NOTES TO THE STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS (b) • JI payable as follows: - Due within 1 year 61,772 54,452 Note 1 Reconciliation of Cash - Due within 1-2 years 48,570 41,547 - Due within 2-5 years 81,318 32,635 For the purpose of this statement of cash flows, cash includes cash on hand and in cheque - Due later than 5 years accounts with banks and net of bank overdrafts:- Minimum lease payments 191,660 128,634 1993 1992 Less: Future Finance Charges 41,013 27,219 Provided for in accounts $150,647 $101,415 Cash on Hand 200 200 Cash on Deposit 118,457 131,482 Representing Cash at Bank 27,122 40,139 Current 41,868 39,365 Other Deposits 16,000 16,000 Non-Current 108,779 62,050 $161,779 $187,821 $150,647 $101,415

Note 22 Contingent Liabilities $ NIL $ NIL

Page 38 NSW AFL NSW AFL Page 39 NEW soum WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBAIL LEAGUE LIMITED INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO TIIE MEMBERS OF (ACN: 002 242 524) NEW SOUTII WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBAIL LEAGUE LIMITED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS (ACN: 002 242 542) SCOPE FOR 1HE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 1993 We have audited the accounts, being the Statement by Directors, Profit and Loss Account, Balance Sheet, NOTES TO 1HE STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS Statement of Cash Flows and notes to and forming part of the accounts of the New South Wales Australian Football League Limited for the year ended 30 September 1993. The company's directors are responsible Note 2 Reconciliation of Cash Flow from Operations 1993 1992 for the preparation and presentation of the accounts and the information they contain. We have conducted an independent audit of these accounts in order to express an opinion on them to the members of the Operating Profit/Loss (66,979) 14,723 company. L ~ Non-Cash Flows in operating profit Our audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable - Depreciation and Amortisation 49,752 35,616 '· assurance as to whether the accounts are free of material misstatement. Our procedures included - Charges to provisions (5,059) 33,414 h examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the accounts, and - Profit on sale of fixed assets (634) (3,198) the evaluation of accounting policies and significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion as to whether, in all material respects the accounts are presented fairly in Changes in assets and liabilities accordance with Australian Accounting Concepts and Standards and statutory requirements so as to present - Decrease/Increase in trade debtors 62,363 (90,336) a view of the company which is consistent with our understanding of their financial position and the results - Decrease/Increase in inventories (8,204) 3,644 of their operations. - Increase in trade creditors and accruals 5,218 25,149 QUALIFICATION CASH FLOW FROM OPERATIONS $36,457 $19,012 The League receives income from functions, gate takings and raffle takings. Prior to the initial recording of such income in the accounting records, no accounting control can be practically established over the recording of or completeness of all income received. Our examination of income has therefore been NEW soum WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBAIL LEAGUE LIMITED restricted to amounts recorded in the accounting records of the Company. (ACN: 002 242 542) AUDIT OPINION STATEMENT BY DIRECTORS Subject to the effects, if any, on the accounts of the matter discussed in the preceding paragraph, the In the opinion of the Directors of the New South Wales Australian Football League Limited: accounts of New South Wales Australian Football League Limited are properly drawn up:-

(1) (i) The accompanying Profit and Loss Account of the company is drawn up so as to give a (a) so as to give a true and fair view of: true and fair view of the results of the company for the year ended 30 September 1993. (i) the state of affairs of the company as at 30 September 1993 and of the profit of the (ii) The accompanying Balance Sheet of the company is drawn up so as to give a true and company for the year ended on that date; and fair view of the state of affairs of the company as at 30 September 1993. (ii) the other matters required by Division 4, 4A and 4B of Part 3.6 of the Corporations Law (2) At the date of this statement there are reasonable grounds to believe that the company to be dealt with in the financial statements; will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due. (b) in accordance with the provisions of the Corporations Law; and The accounts have been made out in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards and applicable J JI approved Accounting Standards. (c) in accordance with Statements of Accounting Concepts and applicable Accounting Standards.

Signed on 8 November 1993 in accordance with a resolution of the Directors. Peter Stubbs & Co.

Partner: Peter Stubbs Sydney Director~ 8 November 1993

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The additional financial data presented on this page and the following pages is in accordance with the FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993 books and records of the New South Wales Australian Football League limited which have been subjected to the auditing procedures applied in our statutory audit of the Company for the year ended 30 September GENERAL OPERATIONS 1993. Our statutory audit did not cover all deatils of the additional financial data. Accordingly, we do not 1993 1992 express an opinion on such financial data and no warranty of accuracy or reliability is given. INCOME

In accordance with our firm policy, we advise that neither the firm nor any member or employee of the Affiliation Fees 46,604 50,886 firm undertakes responsibility arising in any way whatsoever to any person (other than the OJmpany) in Night 1,866 respect of such data, including any errors or omissions thuein, arising through negligence or otherwise Capital Subsidy 4,419 however caused. Courses - Coaches Association 2,000 1,000 PETER STUBBS & CO. Football Record Ch - Advertising 11,250 13,385 - Sales 4,283 5,018 Grants - State Government - Salaries 37,000 37,000 P ner: Peter Stubbs - State Government - Championships 2,000 2,000 SYDNEY - Elite Blues Squad 7,000 7,000 8 November 1993 - Coaching 10,000 10,000 - Rothmans Sports Foundation 6,000 4,100 Interest 6,897 7,339 Junior Football - Player OJntributions (Teal Cup) 11,425 11,277 - Player OJntributions (Shell Cup) 2,300 3,393 - VCFL OJntributions 1,500 2,500 - Representative Teams Raffle 5,300 5,300 NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRAUAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LIMITED - Regional Development Squad Fees 2,030 (ACN: 002 242 S42) - CAPS Funding 1,000 - Player OJntributions (Blues Squad) 2,240 1,450 TRADING PROFIT & LOSS ACCOUNT - Player Sponsorship (Blues Squad) 5,080 3,500 Management Fees - Sydney Leagues FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993 - Sydney Football Association 16,000 26,660 - Sydney Football League 23,000 23,000 Profit on Sale of Plant & Equipment 634 3,198 1993 1992 Manuals & Forms 1,253 1,621 ' Northern Region Development Officer 3,940 4,840 NET PROFIT/(LOSS) ATIRIBUTABLE TO: Resources 4,040 485 Royalties & Endorsements 41,625 26,481 J )J General Operations (67,526) 16,036 Sponsorship 63,000 60,000 Sydney Football Association 270 (309) Fund Raising (Note 17) 5,231 13,852 Sydney Football League 277 (1,004) Sydney League Contributions - Accounting Fees 5,940 7,200 -Audit Fees 1,800 2,400 Total Net Profit/(Loss) (66,979) 14,723 - Umpires Workers Compensation 2,200 2,200 Unappropriated Profits Brought - Computer Software Development 2,500 4,000 Forward 198,781 184,058 - Development Sydney Offices 4,000 AFL Development Fund Grant 400,000 399,976 AFL Teal Cup Travel Subsidy 4,725 4,000 Retained Profits at the end of AFL Umpiring Development Grant 20,000 20,000 The Financial Year $131,802 $198,781 AFL Transfer Fees 7,910 1,750 Sundry Income 6,850 3,490

TOTAL INCOME $779,842 $775,301

P:ige 42 NSW AFL NSWAFl Page 43 NEW soum WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LlMITED NEW soum WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LlMITED (ACN: 002 242 542) (ACN: 002 242 542)

TRADING AND PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT TRADING AND PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT

FOR IBE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993 FOR IBE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993

GENERAL OPERATIONS GENERAL OPERATIONS EXPENSES 1993 1992 EXPENSES (Cont.) 1993 1992 Accountancy Fees 11,880 10,800 Advertising 1,514 Balance Brought Forward 220,783 207,549 Affiliation Fees 9,000 9,100 Amortisation (Leased Assets) 36,712 24,178 Postages 7,757 7,056 Auditors' Remuneration 3,600 3,630 Printing 7,119 6,332 Bank Charges 3,794 2,320 Provision for Annual Leave 8,436 5,463 Blazers & Ties 501 714 Radio Development Programme 3,261 3,077 Cleaning 790 809 Rent - Millers Storage 2,057 2,975 Courier & Freight 596 471 Repairs & Maintenance 731 742 Courses Representative Football - Coaching 5,019 1,924 - Senior 875 7,090 - Coaching Association 50 288 - Teal Cup 40,555 37,104 - Administration 962 72 - Shell Cup - Ul5 16,881 13,445 Conferences 1,038 - Country Championships 21,497 21,814 Development Staff Clothing 1,050 1,512 - State Championships 10,283 9,250 Entertainment 2,675 4,155 - P.S.S.A. 1,006 3,500 Football Record Production Costs 9,061 8,889 -C.H.S. 3,486 3,500 Football Projects - V.S.F.L. Under 18 5,156 - Country Clinics & Trips 7,367 3,428 - State of Origin 14,454 28,357 - Jumper Grants 4,739 4,784 Resource Account 348 636 - Footballs 9,415 5,299 Riverina (Office Expenses & Programs) 1,951 18,138 - Resources 7,472 1,698 Statewide Development Network 17,573 23,373 - Llons Cup 1,241 764 Software Maintenance Development & Purchase 2,145 7,326 - Auskick 2,840 2,745 Sydney Sports Show 400 - QBE Insurance Shield 500 661 Sydney B.O.M. Grant 16,546 - General Manager Dis. Fund 9,897 Sponsorship Servicing 2,585 5,153 - Affiliation Leagues Annual Form 3,014 3,293 Staff Gratuities 2,864 1,237 - Under 17 Elite Camp 14,967 10,470 Staff Training & Welfare 2,855 2,390 - Sydney Development Offices 1,661 Stationery 15,034 11,473 - AFL Player Activities 1,990 2,009 Super Raffle 1,960 1,250 Doubtful Debt Provision (7,000) 17,000 Telephone 28,889 21,167 Depreciation 13,040 11,438 Umpiring Development Grant 20,000 20,000 Discretionary Fund 1,897 Motor Vehicle Expenses - Petrol 22,979 19,966 Fringe Benefits Tax 14,288 19,401 J Vehicle Expenses 13,039 20,184 Finance Charges - Leases 21,223 22,175 Superannuation 13,591 Insurance 6,026 8,390 Sydney Umpiring Scholarship 1,000 2,000 Leasehold Improvements 1,260 2,154 Wages & Salaries 320,179 240,087 League History 150 1,100 Sundry Expenses 3,249 2,475 Legal, Fines & Charges 320 97 Umpires Uniform Subsidy 1,000 Northern Development Manager 4,928 6,422 Officials Travel & Accommodation 14,864 11,801 TOTAL EXPENSES $847,368 $759,265

BALANCE CARRIED FORWARD $220,783 $207,549 TOTAL INCOME 779,842 775,301 TOTAL EXPENSES 847,368 759,265

NET PROFIT/(LOSS) $(67,526) $16,036

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TRADING AND PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT TRADING AND PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT

FOR TIIE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993 FOR TIIE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1993

SYDNEY fOOTBALL ASSOCIATION SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE

1993 1992 1993 1992 INCOME INCOME

Affiliation Fees 34,450 40,400 CI Affiliation Fees 57,060 50,400 Players Registration Fees 17,160 19,740 Players Registration Fees 8,805 8,555 Fines 350 1,450 Fines 50 770 Finals Gate 6,471 7,082 f' Finals Gate 12,312 12,498 Finals Canteen 2,400 2,400 Finals Canteen 2,500 2,500 Sponsorship 7,000 7,000 Sponsorship 8,000 8,000 Sports Ootbing 1,600 Medal Night 1,037 Other Income 710 Sports Clothing 384 State Championship Participation 5,000 4,000 69,431 78,782 Other Income 1,417

EXPENSES 93,727 89,561 EXPENSES Accountancy Fees 2,970 3,600 Audit Fees 900 1,200 Accountancy Fees 2,970 3,600 Bank Charges 250 200 Audit Fees 900 1,200 Courier 955 1,219 Area Development 4,000 Entertainment & Meeting Expenses 706 725 Bank Charges 400 400 Flags Badges & Trophies 1,992 Courier 910 1,038 Forms & Match Equipment 362 738 Entertainment & Meeting Expenses 1,115 905 Finals - Umpires 3,740 4,450 Flags Badges & Trophies 58 2,144 Finals - Staging Costs 2,199 2,055 Forms & Match Equipment 376 622 Prizemoney 7,000 7,000 Finals - Umpires 4,394 6,302 Players Insurance 11,850 10,850 Finals - Staging Costs 2,646 2,377 NSW AFL Affiliation Fees 4,805 5,525 Prizemoney 6,400 8,000 NSW AFL Management Fees 16,000 26,660 Players Insurance 27,450 17,600 Representative Team 6,267 4,771 NSW AFL Affiliation Fees 3,365 3,005 Representative Team Gear 889 NSW AFL Management Fees 23,000 23,000 J IJ Umpires Insurance 1,400 1,100 Representative Teams 9,133 6,357 Umpires Boundary Coach 250 Representative Team Gear 764 822 Umpires Trainer 1,575 900 Umpires Insurance 1,400 1,100 J , Umpires Adviser 2,500 2,500 Umpires Advertising 600 Umpires Goal Coach 250 250 Umpires Trainer 925 900 Umpires Ground Hire 1,524 720 Umpires Adviser 2,500 2,500 Umpires Observers 100 180 Umpires Goal Coach 250 250 Software Development 1,000 2,000 Umpires Ground Hire 1,524 720 Medal Night 148 158 Umpires Observers 180 Sundry Expenses 1,521 298 Umpires.Boundary Coach 250 Software Development 1,500 2,000 69,161 79,091 Medal Night 715 Sundry Expenses 505 943 NET PROFIT/(LOSS) $270 $(309) 93,450 90,565

NET PROFIT/(LOSS) $277 ${11004}

Page 28 NSWAFL Page 46 Page 47 PROUD SUPPORTERS OF THE NSWAFL MAJOR SPONSORS With ~Carlton. A11sett stralia One of the world's great brewers.

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NSWAFL UMPIRING EXECUTIVE AND FRATERNITY REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT SQUAD COACHES AND CO-ORDINATORS " Thank you from the New South Wales Australian Football Development Team" Ansett Australia Group Sales. We'll take better care of you. . NSW AFL Page 48 TRIBUNAL REPORT present, advocates are no longer allowed to slip in unchallenged "evidence" of their own observations of the reported incident and playen .... ~ ~ i;; Q) Q) Q) 1l? Q) Q) co ~ ...J ~ ;, ;, are findina out that recldeaa play is juat aa culpable a1 intentional actions, 0= "" "' ~ ~ ~ 0 0 but these concepta are not really difficult to master, as the increasing skill N N N N Joe Matchett joined Messn Lanser (chairman), Murr (deputy chairman), of some advocate, proves. There remain, however, those clubs which Hasting• QC, Henry, Morris, Tarlinton, Shannon and Carson on the simply cannot be bothered and would prefer to see their atubbornness (0 tribunal panel for 1993. accommodated by reducing the tribunal's procedures to the level of the < 'i'i ., a. .. Virtually all major codes now have legally trained personnel on their a w was conducted on confidential basis, the summary of responses u ~ z tribunals, there is at least one annual conference (two this year) for sports released is (quite properly) anonymous and the tribunal does not know w lawyers, a Sports Law Association has existed since 1989 and sporting C which particular clubs are dissatisfied. It can only remind them that: 0 law texts are appearing on lawyers' shelves. ~ In 1988 the tribunal organised a panel of law student .., .., The changes to the NSWAFL's rules in 1987 were, undoubtedly, advocates willing to represent players and so take the pressure something of a culture shock, but seven seasons is more than sufficient off non-legally trained advocates. The clubs, by and large, time for any club which pretends professionalism to have scaled the ignored the facility and it died of disuse. learning curve. Two significant statistics bear this out: "' "' 2. In 1991 an annotated edition of the tribunal rules, complete the yearly increase in the conviction rates of reported players (a) with a "flow chart" for hearings and a layman's guide to rules .,.... LO LO LO co "' "' reflects an improving presentation of reports by umpires, of evidence, was published. There are still advocates 1,, which is not being matched by some clubs (it is notable that appearing before the tribunal who admit to never having read the tribunal training video released this year was an initiative it. ', .0"' "' :;) ..J :i: Q) E"' ~ ~ ·1: :, c!:' 0 I Q) (J) C ~"' ,, ~ :, ~ ! C Cl. :;) ~ (J) "'C C Q) I- procedures, a workshop to explain them and a video tape to demonstrate E al ,, .c -~ C 0 !'! ~ ro >, u (J) c e> >, E C " "'ro ro z C i; :, 0 .c .0 (J) 0 Q) Q) ·.; :, 0 Q) Q) 'o a. Q) >, w "'C ,, 8 I- Furthermore, on closer examination it is hard to see precisely where the X .c "'C C j ~ ~ 0 .Q 0 " X .c (!) 1n § Q) .c ~ 1ii .... them, there will inevitably be those who remain resistant to change, ..J :, E 1n e t:: C ,, Q) :i: tf c C c( ~ E ;, 1ij .0 0 Q) >, C .c "' e> C C :, IL 0 IL > -s ·1: IL Q) Q) Q)

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BROKEN HILL F.L. CENTRAL WEST F.L. are:- Daysdale, Oaksland and The participated Thirds where Lockhart won a close and these events can only help improve the Hopefield-Buraja. in the State Championships in Griffith very interesting match. profile of the game in the area. With falls in attendances of 16% in the The Central West Australian Football and after a great tussle, went down to minor round and 23% in the major League had a season of mixed fortunes. 1994 could see Jerilderie cleared from R.F.L. on Saturday and were no match The Leagues' presentation night was The development of our junior ranks is round, it was of deep concern to the The highlights of the year being the the Murray League to the CDFL, for the Sydney side on the Sunday. held at the spacious How long Golf Club once again at the crisis point. The lack League. evenness of the Final Series with making us a ten team League once with special guests Mr and of support from senior clubs is again the Bathurst being the eventual winners of a again. Our Farrer B side contested the Mr Ron Joseph. Culcairns captain main problem. The only two clubs at As the major round is the main source closely contested, high standard Grand Southern Division of the Regional coach Peter Copley won the Azzi least trying are once again Goonellabah of revenue, the League is to review its Final, the number of players taking part All the best to all Clubs in 1994. Championships and although Medal for the B & F in the seniors. and Ballina. This is evident in the fact two-m atch finals system. Creating an in the under 18/Reserves competition Lindsay Norman performing creditably, both rep sides Mark Kirkpatrick (Walla) won the that J. Metzeling, M. Skeehan and B. ideal finals system with a four-team and the increased number of umpires Secretary did the League proud in their seconds and Bernard Odewahn Schofield, all from the Ballina Club League has always been a source of we had available, the latter being the commitment and professionalism m (Culcairn) won the thirds. were selected for the Nth N.S.W. U/15 concern. Clubs have been asked to result of a Series of Australian Football FARRERF.L. , p representing the League. side and the Alstonville High School consider the Page System whereby 3 weeks held in various towns as I would like to take this opportunity to Team which contained S. Murray, S. plays 4 with the loser being eliminated; suggested by Tony Turner. The Carlton Farrer Football League The "Elevens" carnival, whilst not part thank the League Executive and James, and S. Kmita from the G.A.F.C. I plays 2 with the winner going into the competitions provided plenty of interest of the season proper, continues to Directors for their effort throughout the won the state wide Lions Cup KIO. Grand Final and the loser playing the The area causing most concern is the for patrons during the 1993 season. flourish as a pre-season promotion. year and my wife, whose support and winner of 3 and 4. This would give the fact that we still only have 4 Clubs in Next year the committee will be assistance was greatly appreciated. Congratulations to all those on and off League additional revenue from two our League. The apparent lack of Greater evenness in both competitions looking to invite some sides from Finally, to the clubs and players, thanks. the field who are still at least trying to additional finals matches. interest by the majority of the better in Division One and Division Two have outside the region to create even more Hoping to see you all back in 1994. help the junior cause. players to represent at Regional Level culminated in a highly successful finals interest in the carnival. Tony Wood To make the minor round competitive, and the lack of interest shown by all series which saw total gate takings Secretary To the Clubs that hosted the Final each team would be penalised two Clubs in the promotion of our code. gross over $32,000. This figure is an all Finally, thanks to our major sponsor, Series, well done. To all the umpires behinds for each loss to create This was evident in the lack of support time record for the League. Carlton & United Breweries for their SUMMERLAND F.L. for the 1993 Season, thank you. To handicaps during the finals. The shown for the Gala day held at the end continued support and our other John, for organising the umpires and to handicaps to cease in the Grand Final. of the season. The Division One series saw M.C.U. sponsors, Coca Cola and Kendall Although season 1993 got off to a some Barry Leach for his work in getting a It is considered this wi ll keep the minor make amends for their defeat by North Airlines, whose generosity allow us to what bumpy start owing to some Clubs Tribunal System in to place which is round competitive and create incentive However, if these problem areas can be Wagga in last years final by promote our game. not knowing whether they wanted a second to none. Thank you. to finish as high as possible on the overcome, I feel the future of this convincingly defeating the Saints by 62 long or short season, it ended with the minor round points table. League wi ll continue to prosper. points. North Wagga were undefeated We look forward to the 1994 season Byron Bay Club winning back to back Thank you to Bangalow Sports Club for RE Devlin for the year in defeating and the continued development of premierships and congratulations to the your financial support once again, also Two teams, North and Central President Collingullie/ Ashmont in the Reserves football in N.S.W. players committee and supporters one to the Northern Star and Dick dominated all grades in the major whilst in the Under I S's, Temora made Danny Malone and all. Besseling, for your kind donations. To round, with North being minor premiers COREEN F.L. it back to back premierships with a win Secretary the Executive, Lindsay, Peter, Narelle in all three grades - League, Reserves over the M.C.U. side. The Country Championships at and Mike, thank you for your support and Under 17 but Central had a clean 1993 proved to be a very successful HUME FOOTBALL LEAGUE Coonabarabran proved to be very and input for Season 1993. sweep in the Grand Finals winning all year for the Coreen and District The Division Two competition was successful but our Leagues' lack of Congratulations to John Pryor and three grades. Football League. The competition probably the most even on record, The League enjoyed a successful season support from Clubs regarding Shane James, equal winners of the being very even, resulting in Clubs evidence of this being the fact that the despite the fact that it was a very representative players again remains Mason Medal for 1993. To all other The League's improved its performance reporting increased gate takings. premiers Uranquinty/Kapooka came lopsided competition. This happens our biggest stumbling block. I feel that trophy winners at League and Club in representative football when pl aying from fourth place to snare their initial occasionally and all clubs are confident a 100% commitment from all players level, well done. To all those people Whyalla in Whyalla. Although beaten, Congratulations to Chad Williams fµ-st grade premiership with a win over of a more even competition next season. and club officials would see the that have helped the League and the Broken Hill team showed more (Oaklands), Jarrard Hanrahan (Coreen) Cootamundra. Uranquinty/Kapooka Summerland League second to none in Football in general this year, thank you. dedication than in the past and and Ben Mathews (Buraja) on their made a year to remember with their Several new League records were these Championships. To Gary Martin, continually kept the opposition under selection in the N.S.W. Under 15's. Reserves landing back to back created with East Lavington kicking thank you for your effort in preparing Finally, I hope all Clubs, players and pressure. premierships with a determined win 48.3 I - 319 in one match and Shannon the side. To all players and support supporters can work in together to make Two local boys, Paul Lewis and Jeff over Rivcoll. Barber (Culcairn) kicking 24 goals in staff, thanks also for your effort. Season 1994 the best yet for the A pleasing aspect of the season was the Bruce of Rennie have been drafted by one match. He also went on to win the Summerland A.F.L. increased number of participants in the AFL Clubs. Paul will continue his Congratulations to major Best and Leagues' goal kicking with a total of I would like to congratulate the Don Buchanan Under 17 Competition. career with Geelong and Jeff with Fairest winners, Todd Goldspink from 102 goals. Goonellabah/Alstonville Club on the President Lionel Johnston Fitzroy. We wish the boys well. T.R.Y.C., winning the Gerald Clear staffing of the night match at Oakes Secretary Medal and Craig McLachlan from Culcairn won their first premiership and Oval. The organisation of the entire This year the Urana Football Club South Wagga Tolland, winning the added to it with a win in the seconds as evening was second to none. The visit celebrated their Centenary whilst next Allan Carroll Memorial Medal. well. The closest match was in the of Ron Joseph and Craig Davis was also year, three Clubs will celebrate, they well received. The on-going success of

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in decision of Tamworth Football Club not have been up on previous years with operation in 1993 and we all look However, the Board has settled down in class players to participate LEISURE COAST F.L. to enter a team to play in the 1993 Turvey Park V Wagga over $5,000.00 forward to 1994. the last five months and has Representative Football. competition season. All clubs struggled and Griffith V Wagga over $4,000.00 Clive Willis commenced to grapple with and After some early season turmoil, the with player shortages over the eight and East Wagga V Wagga over President straighten out some of the problems that A good effort was made this year by the Leisure Coast settled down to a very Junior Committee and this must rounds, due to the rural economic $3,000.00 being the best. Obviously the League faced. evenly contested season. continue during 1994 if the NAFL is to situation and employment Wagga's new coach Terry Daniher's SAPPHIRE COAST F.L. commitments. appearance at these games had a big The dedication of the members of the grow and consolidate. At the Having gone through the seas~n bearing on the gates. It was After the turbulence of 1992, the Board of the NAFL who worked hard in commencement of the season, there undefeated, Bomaderry were beaten m were 60 junior players but by the close The top two teams, Coonabarabran and disappointing though that the top four SCARFL's 10th anniversary year the Grand Final by a much improved what were at times very difficult Moree met five times during the year, sides appeared to be much stronger than looked to be in trouble with only one circumstances throughout the season, of the season, 150 were registered. The Port Kembla. Congratulations to both junior competition was fostered with with two wins to both teams up to the the remaining four teams. executive member, Bob Brain should be acknowledged. teams for the spirit and sportsmanship the philosophy that all children Grand Final, with Coonabarabran remaining and no-one putting their hand shown in a thrilling encounter. winning a close exciting hard fought Wagga Tigers overcame a big loss in up to take over. Newcastle City Councillors and ground interested in the game should be able to play regardless of senior club Grand Final against the ever determined the 2nd semi final to win the staff are to be congratulated on the Moree Saints. Anthony Cochrane of Premiership 23-9 (147) to Turvey Park SCARFL took the gamble however and In Reserve Grade, it was another great affiliations. win to Port Kembla who proved far too completion of the superb new Coonabarabran won the Brian Lenton 14-15 (99) with winning employed a full time administrator grandstand and facilities and the trophy for the player of the field. He the award for "Best on Ground". which enabled Frank Hunt to retain his experienced for the up and coming In 1994, all clubs will have to field a excellent condition of the oval at No. I was also the winner of the Association Turvey Park won the Reserve Grade Presidency and John Dawson to remain youngsters from Dapto. First Grade Team, a Reserve Grade Sportsground where the Finals Series Best & Fairest award. Michael Ford of Premiership over the Wagga Tigers and as Director. Team and an Under 17 Team. The was played. Moree was the leading goal kicker for in the Under l 8's, Wagga Tigers were Unfortunately many Clubs struggled Under I 7's will play on Saturday the season, with 35 goals and Anthony undefeated premiers for the 2nd year in Even with this slow start, the SCARFL during the season with player numbers morning before Reserve Grade take the Warners Bay First Grade achieved great Cochrane of Coonabarabran with 29 a row, beating a very good Leeton side. kicked into top gear straight away with being a major problem. During the off ground. There are plans to play all season, the B.O.M. are endeavouring to success in taking out the Black goals, came second. a very successful 11 a side competition Diamond Cup, once again defeating matches on Saturdays but at present, the This year, the R.F.L. hosted the State which was masterfully organised by the put in place a plan to encourage m~re Under J 5's and Under J 3's will continue Western Suburbs in the Grand Final. This year, the Regional Championships Championships at Griffith. The Southern Regional Board Chairman, junior participation into our code. With to play on Sundays. support from clubs and schools in our were held in the North/West region at weekend was very successful. The Greg Wollaston. Newcastle City were victorious over Coonabarabran. The North/West side R.F.L. defeated the Farrer League on are, we believe this to be heading in the We look forward to seeing a stronger Nelson Bay in the Reserve Grade played well, even though they were the Saturday but were beaten by the Tathra Sea Eagles stamped their right direction. Newcastle Australian Football League competition. unable to win a game, which is A.C.T. in a good game on Sunday. authority early in the year by winning in 1994. understandable given the depth of Many thanks to the Griffith Club and the event. Another major factor against Australian Heather Clark player numbers from the other regions. N.S.W. Football League for the help in Football in the region is the total lack of Congratulations to the winners of the Executive Officer Dean Jerry of Coonabarabran won the running the Championships. This year SCARFL then hosted the very support from the media. This problem NAFL awards: player of the Championships for the the Riverina Football League has successful Southern Regional is also being addressed by the B.O.M. First Grade - Fairest & Best NORTH WEST F.L. North/West. North Coast won the introduced a . mandatory blood bin Championships which turned out to be Tony Baylis Cardiff AFC Grand Final over the undefeated where the umpires have been given the an excellent weekend with all SCARFL I believe the future of our game is 1993 was in a lot of ways, a fairly Newcastle. The Association would like power to send players off the ground clubs pitching in to help. delicately poised. With more club Reserve Grade - Fairest & Best disappointing year for the North/West I to thank the Coonabarabran Football when they have bad cuts to have the support and new initiatives ~eing Ben Street Maitland AFC Association, in that the Association had Club and the organisers of the blood cleaned up. We feel this was Our Rep Team then went on to win the instigated by the B.O.M., the Leisure only completed Round 8 when Championships for the friendly manner very necessary to protect the players NSW Regional Title in Sydney two Coast should once again become a Gunnedah and Narrabri withdrew from in which the competition was contested and we hope all other Leagues follow weeks later. First Grade Leading Goal Scorer 1, major force in the coming years. the competition due to insufficient and the associated sponsors for their this action. Greg Kelleher Troy Baylis Cardiff AFC players. support. Congratulations to all players and off President Looking to 1994, the Coolamon Club field staff, especially Team Manger, Reserve Grade Leading Goal Scorer Finally, the Executive of the will be celebrating their 100th year of Glen Lane and coaches Trevor Miller Lee Bartholomew Maitland AFC The season started off on Saturday 3rd NEWCASTLE F.L. April with a successful "Coca Cola Association would like to thank all football and are working hard to make it and Peter Armstrong. affiliated Clubs for their support during a successful one. Ganmain G.G.M. are The Newcastle Representative team, Bottlers" pre-season open carnival held Halfway through the season, a new the year and also to thank all umpires also planning a reunion of all three Whilst our senior Rep Team was in "The Black Diamonds" were defeated at Gunnedah. The teams competing President of the Newcastle Australian and officials from all Clubs. former clubs. The clubs that were Sydney, our Under 15 Rep Team in the final of the Northern Area were Moree, Coonabarabran, Football League, Mr Jim Arnold Gunnedah, Narrabri, Singleton and Colin Carslake unsuccessful in 1993 are recruiting well battled things out down home in replaced Mr Ken Berrie who resigned Championships. The format for the President for next year and a much closer Pambula. Our boys acquitted 1994 Country Championships has been Western Suburbs with Western Suburbs in April to pursue work in Western winning the annual Coca Cola Bottlers competition should result in 1994. themselves very well against strong changed and the Newcastle AFL will RIVERINA F.L. opposition. Australia. The Executive Officer also knock-out undefeated. resigned in May this year, thus play Central Coast AFL in an In closing, I would like to thank my elimination game in May 1994, for the 1993 has been a very good year for the Committees, all the clubs and the necessitating a new Executive Officer Thanks to the Gunnedah Club for being appointed in June. Both these right to play the Northern winners !n Riverina Football League. Club gates N.S.W. Football League for your co- 199 5. It is hoped that the change wt II hosting the carnival and the way it was changes caused problems in the conducted. The disappointment was the NSWAFL Page 55 administration of the League. encourage more of the League's top NSWAFL Page 54 I COUNTRY LEAGUE REPORTS COUNTRY LEAGUE REPORTS

Congratulations to Murray Schnieder 1993 was once again a year of Bateau Bay 1st grade winning their first (coach) and Mick Nowell (team controversy and constructive debate for premiership and Killamey Vale The eleven a side Reserves / U 17s trial manager) for their efforts. the SCARFL but we look forward to a reserves taking another flag. Congratulations to Denise Lavis on her · was very successful and in line with our the Northern Division of the Regional much brighter future as we come out of appointment as Life Member. Denise 5 year plan, will be implemented next Championships and were defeated by Congratulations once again to Greg the infant stage and start walking in the The umpiring on the coast proved to be has worked tirelessly over many years year as a formal competition. Sapphire Coast in the Final played at Wollaston who organised the Under 15 world of "Aussie Rules". consistent thanks to Chris Ward's and thoroughly deserves this the Sydney Cricket Ground. State Trials here in Merimbula and Chris O'Sullivan management and again we were recognition. The Finals Series proved to be very Congratulations to Polly and the players Pambula. Executive Officer successful in recruiting and retaining successful with Woolgoolga taking out on their achievements. Hopefully next our current numbers. Clubs are Thanks also to Steve Lavis for his the premiership after appearing in their year we will go one further. The Under I l's and Under 13's also CENTRAL COAST F.L. realising the importance of giving efforts in many roles over the years 12th successive Grand Final of which played representative games in the umpires a fair go and mixing together including Regional Director, Umpire they have won eight - a magnificent What of the future? As I see it, the pouring rain against Tuggeranong Another year of football on the coast socially after the game. They shouldn't and President of the juniors. We wish record. next few years will see us climb to new Valley. Thanks to coaches Val Harvey has passed quickly again, through sound be our enemies but instead, one of our the Lavis's well in their new venture up ' t• heights. The opening of a new all­ and Graham McBain. management of a dedicated executive most important assets in promoting fair north. My thanks to the Sawtell and North purpose stadium will make an AFL team and excellent club involvement. play. Coffs clubs for their assistance game a possibility, provide for an Before we knew it, the final series were We should all stand back and reflect on Thanks also to Damien Humphries for throughout the finals series and to expanded "elevens" competition and upon us. This was a hotly contested the year's achievements that held this In recognition of our sponsors, his work in a role which I believe was Grafton and Port Macquarie for their thereby improve the promotion of issue with 8 of the 9 clubs having at League out to be unique from many Masterfoods, who have made it their almost impossible considering the area help on Grand Final day. The efforts Australian Football generally in this least one team involved in Seniors, others in NSW. commitment to be involved in our code that he had to cover. Damien is area. of Norths and Sawtell made an almost Reserves or Under 16's. and the community, the C.C.A.F.L. are moving to Sydney to take up a inpossible task for three members of the In 1993, sound planning of our game more than pleased that they have given development role there and will be Executive running the finals so much Add to this the prospect of at least one Tathra ended up winning their 3rd and the clubs commitment to upgrading their pledge for continuing support in missed by all on the North Coast. I can easier. new club in 1994, a reserves/under 17 senior premiership flag, whilst the facilities has been instrumental in the 1994. Bob Kennedy, General Manager only hope that the NSWAFL will competition and the opening of the Narooma outfit won the reserves and League achieving the following:- is more than pleased with our replace him as soon as possible. To the remaining members of the University in 1995, the future looks special mention to the SCARFL's performance as a League and is also great. Executive, my thanks for a job well foundation club, the Wyndham - 10% increase in umpire numbers. committed to our future plans for The North Coast Representative Team done under very trying circumstances. Wedgies, whose Under 16's side won - 10% increase in Finals gate takings. coached by Mark "Polly" Farmer won Juniors. Jim Woodlock the clubs first Grand Final. - 165% increase in Masterfoods President sponsorship to the League. In closing, I wish to recognise all the The presentation night saw Jeff Reed - Introduction of the Masterfoods 'Star efforts of my executives, with a special (Narooma) win the league's senior Best Achiever Award'. mention to Christine Kenny, Greg and Fairest, the reserves won by Kim - Masterfoods Swans Junior Grand Stewart, Glen Armstrong, Geoff Preston (Tathra) and a three way tie in Final Day. Botterill, Dave Edde, Doug Bouch, Ted the Under 16's between Gary Wilkinson - Record attendance (195) at 'Davey Hunter and Ian Granlands. (Wyndham), Sean Strickland (Cann Medal Presentation Night'. River) and Dave Little (Tathra). - Junior school plan formulated by Bill The future looks bright and present Clayton and Ian Granlands - to be executives have held meetings to The Under 16 trophy is implemented in 1994. formulate plans to present and promote now called the Dave Blackbum - 28% decrease in executive payments. our game more professionally. I hope Memorial Trophy after our League - Umpires Chris Ward, Garry Eddy and the incoming office bearers take up t , tragically lost Dave in a work accident Greg Stewart selected for Country these projects and wish them the best of early in the year. Championship Honours. success. - First night game held on the Central J M Victorsen The highlight of presentation night was Coast - North v South. President the standing ovations for Bob Brain and Frank Hunt who both received life In summary, one can only be pleased NORTH COAST memberships to SCARFL. with the season on the field and the end results. No team had a strong claim to The North Coast League can look back A big thank you to our Regional the Masterfood Cup at any given time. on the events of this year as reason to Development Officer, Tony Turner, All sides won and lost and the final four provide great optimism for the future. whose tireless efforts in promoting our was not decided until the very last great game in our area will benefit game. The first "Elevens" Carnival was a great young players years to come. success and will be built on in the years Congratulations are well in order to all to come. My thanks to those who sides participating in the finals and the helped with organisation of this event. Action from thi s years CUB State Chan . h. Page 56 NSW AFL h Id ' p,ons rps NSW AFL e at the Ex -Servicemen's Oval, Gri ffit h Page 57 I TRANSFER FEE PAYMENTS - AFL CLUBS TO NSWAFL CLUBS N.S.W. COUNTRY RESULTS Compiled and recorded by AFL Statistician, Colin Hutchinson

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A.C.T. Leisure Coast Picola FITZROY 21.15(141) D Ainsile 20.17(137) D Port Kembla 14.6(90) D Waaia Southern District 8.17(65) Bomaderry 9.8(62) Mathoura 12.5(77) B. Cook Central Broken Hill Reg. 3/5 PR. $3,600.00

Broken Hill Mid Murray Riverina 1 ~ HAWTHORN D Central Broken Hill 14.11(95) D Woorinen 25.10(160) D Wagga Tigers 23.9(147) North Broken Hill 9.11(65) Swan Hill 19.1 3(127) Turvey Park 14.15(94) T. Hargreaves Walla Walla Reg. 1/5 $1,200.00 (!'

Central Coast Murray Sapphire Coast MELBOURNE 18.13(121) D Batea Bay 13.16(94) D Barooga 16.12(108) D Tathra 10.10(70) S. Burgmann Wagga Tigers lstAFL Game $3,600.00 Terrigal 11.l 0(76) Finley 7.11(53) Narooma

NORTH MELBOURNE Central West Newcastle Summerland Warners Bay 17.18(120) D Byron Bay 25.16(166) D Bathurst 13.14(92) D D. Dighton Westbrook Registration $6,250.00 Western Suburbs 13.10(88) Ballina 8.16(64) Orange 13 .11 (89) M. Roberts St. George 100 AFL Games $4,500.00

Coreen North Coast Sunraysia RICHMOND 18.15(123) D Coleambally 19.11(125) D Woolgoolga 15 .2(92) D Imperials 9.18(72) Rand 11.7(73) Sawtell/Toormina 7.9(51) Mildura M. Pitura Turvey Park 6 VSFL Games $ 750.00 M. Pitura Turvey Park lstAFL Game $6,000.00

Farrer Northern Riverina Tallangatta & Districts 14.8(92) D M.C.U. 19.20(134) D Girral- 22.11(143) D Mitta United SYDNEY North Wagga 10.8(68) Tullibigeal 7.6(48) Tallangatta Valley 14.2(86) A. Barnett St. George 6 VSFL Games $ 750.00 N. Brunton Holroyd-Parramatta 25 AFL Games $4,500.00 Hume Upper Murray North West P. Green Barellan 6 VSFL Games $ 750.00 D G.Hart Bateman's Bay 6 VSFL Games $ 750.00 Culcairn 22.14(148) D Federal 10.13(73) D Coonabarabran 14.6(90) '' C. Hucker Condobolin Milby 6 VSFL Games $ 750.00 Osborne 14.10(94) Border Walwa 8.9(57) Moree 11.9(75) N. Irvin lstAFL Game $4,200.00

I I P. Kelly Wagga Tigers 50 AFL Games $8,000.00 Ovens & Murray G. McMahon East Wagga Kooringal 6 VSFL Games $ 750.00 Kerang G. McMahon East Wagga Kooringal 1st AFL Game $6,000.00 19.14(128) D Wangarratta Rovers 18 .13(121) D Wandella J. Mooney Turvey Park lstAFL Game $6,000.00 2.12 (24) Wodonga 12.9(81) Ultima M. Sanson Lake Cargelligo 6 VSFL Games $ 750.00 T. Sanson Lake Cargelligo 6 VSFL Games $ 750.00 G. Stafford Western Suburbs 6 VSFL Games $ 750.00 G. Stafford Western Suburbs 1st AFL Game $7,000.00 S. Wheeler Parramatta 25 AFL Games $4,500.00

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SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE Medallist, Darren Oates to Brisbane and guide was proving to be close to the ruckman Peter Foy to Campbelltown. mark with perhaps St. George doing a Pennant Hills to keep their Premiership In a heart stopping Reserves grand What a difference a year makes ... After little better than expected, sitting at the hopes alive winning by 58 points. final, a goal after the siren by North emerging as the power in the Sydney Grand final specialists North Shore had top of the table with Norths and Wests Shore gave them the flag and ended Football League in 1992, Sydney Uni a characteristically late preparation for after round 5. Pennant Hills were In the second semi final, minor Wests' last chance to salvage some slipped well and truly behind the 8 ball the season but when the smoke screen showing a lot of promise having premiers Western Suburbs were glory for the club in 1993. before a whistle was blown to start the had cleared, Rod Hooker was still at the despatched Wests in the first round and stunned by St. George's 9 goal first 1993 season. With the loss of such helm and a very strong side was taking last years Premiers, Sydney Uni were quarter burst and never looked like In the senior match, North Shore players as Matt Frost and Greg Lake to shape with the arrival of Terry Thripp holding their own in the early rounds getting into the match, led in fine style attacked strongly with the breeze SFL newcomers Baulkham Hills, Jon and Graham Jones and the return of also. Baulkham Hills were enjoying an by Coach Grant Bartholomaeus, the throughout the first quarter but found O'Dwyer and the mercurial Scott Saxby, Carlaw, Glynn and Pattison. encouraging start to their first year in Dragons turned on a great team display the task of scoring goals in the swirly Parsons (transferred) and State ruckman the competition with two early wins to win by a massive margin of 80 conditions very difficult. St. George Craig Hucker through injury, the Pennant Hills recruited Kim Klomp leaving Campbelltown, Holroyd­ points. suffered the same fate in the second 1 > students faced the season with only a from Adelaide and promoted Parramata and East Sydney bringing up term and after an unimpressive first half shell of their premiership side. experienced junior coach Leo Brown to the rear. Fresh from a weeks rest, North Shore in which only six goals were scored, the senior role. With Trevor Clisby began well in a tense first half of their Norths held a useful 17 point Baulkham Hills entered the scene after assisting and old hands Steve Barratt At the halfway mark of the season, the preliminary final against Wests and by advantage. An incident mid way a well earned promotion and while and Mick Coen guiding a talented top four sides, Wests, St. George, half time had built up a very handy 29 through the third quarter seemed to there was never any doubt that they younger brigade including an Norths and Pennant Hills had opened up point lead. After the break, a spark a St. George revival and with a would make the grade off the field, the emergency youn g champion in Stefan a handy break over the remaining clubs, Pennant Hills' U 19 Coach Steve Barratt and disappointing Wests surrendered change of tactics, the Dragons began to Captain Tim Hall are elated at their club's first step up to SFL was always going to be a Carey, Penno looked set for a good with East Sydney creating the most meekly to a much more disciplined run the ball into the wind scoring 6.4 to premiership since joining the SFL in 1977 large one. Some strength was added season. interest outside the four, having climbed North Shore and slumped to their Norths 2.9 to give them a narrow lead at with the return of former junior Matt from the bottom of the ladder to fifth second 50 point loss in as many weeks the last change. The gallant Bears Frost, the recruitment of former Wests With the illness of Rogan Sharpe and place after losing their first five games. leaving their supporters wondering what fought on gamely in the last quarter but Presentation Night player James "Jumbo" Walton as little pre-season recru1tmg, Robbie Late signing's in the form of Chris had happened to a season which with the wind at their backs and their playing Coach and Mick Scicchitano Kerr's East Sydney looked to be facing O'Dwyer and Damian Beresford­ promised so much. A feature of the tails up, St. George pulled away The Western Suburbs Australian from Melbourne but apart from an uphill battle yet again as did Murray had given the bulldogs the lift Bears impressive win was the fact that strongly to record a 35 point victory and Football Club again played host to the "veteran" Doug Scholz, the remainder Parramatta who had lost such players as they needed. they had fifteen goalkickers for the take out their first senior premiership SFL Presentation Night with Peter of the Falcons team were relatively Partridge and Kirk as well as the match - an indication of a top team for 29 years. Versluis Master of Ceremonies and inexperienced but enthusiastic. playing services of Coach Barry A few rounds later Sydney Uni had performance. comedian Brian Doyle providing the Denton. The loss of Phelan Medallist climbed back into the four at the AFL legend, Kevin Murray presented entertainment. Western Suburbs loomed as the pre­ Lee Campbell, the retirement of expense of Pennant Hills and the fight A good size crowd turned out on grand North Shore's tireless ruckman Graham season favourites gaining the Sydney's Mr Football Rod Podbury and for the finals became much more final day in dry but windy conditions. Jones with the Rod Podbury Medal for St. George Captain Tony Quinn took experienced services of Ron Thomas as Coach Russell Matheson took years of interesting with only Wests and St. In the under 19 grand final, Pennant best player in the grand final. out the Phelan Medal for best and Coach and class players such as Mark experience away from Campbelltown, George looking safe. The final round Hills secured their clubs first Field umpires for the grand final were fairest in SFL First Grade with a best on and Tim Sanson from the Swans and a leaving young lion Jamie McLaughlin proved to be the decider and when the premiership since joining the Gerald Walsh and Frank Kalayzich. ground performance in the final round refreshed Dale Laube from Holroyd­ to take over the reigns as Captain dust had settled, Penno and Norths had competition 16 years ago with a very giving him victory over Norths Graham Parramatta. The magpies were training Coach. A very healthy sponsorship earned a place in the finals. Defending 1 I easy win over last seasons premiers St. Jones. early and undertook a tough pre-season launch however provided the new look premiers Sydney Uni had missed out George. schedule with matches against The Blues with every reason to expect a and the top two places were filled by Stephen Monahan won the Reserve Swans Reserves and Weston Creek good season in 1993 . Wests and St. George. l, Grade Sanders Medal and three players, from the ACT. Ben Carlyon - North Shore, Radlee The regular pre-season fixture, the The finals series was hosted by North Moller - Campbelltown and David A big loss to Wests and arguably the Trumper Cup, finally was able to be Shore at Gore Hill and the club earned Stewart - St. George, tied for the Under recruiting coup of the year saw Grant staged at its namesake ground, Trumper the admiration of all who attended on 19 Grade Kealey Medal. Bartholomaeus move across to St. Park and the small oval provided the the manner in which they prepared the George as Coach. Barts set the scene ideal venue for the introduction of the ground and facilities. Norths had the Other awards included:- for a tough season for the boys from elevens concept into Sydney. It was home ground advantage against Pennant Olds Park as he had them pounding up here that the commando style Hills in the first semi but were a Club Championship St. George and down the sand hills carrying house preparation paid dividends as a young worried side at half time as they trailed Admin. Award Baulkham Hills · bricks while other clubs were still and fit St. George side swept aside all the determined Demons by 2 points at sunbaking at the beach. The Dragons comers to take out the trophy. half time. In a devastating second half Leading Goalkickers task for 1993 looked to be difficult, After a few weeks into the home and however, the Bears stormed away from however with the loss of 1992 Ph elan away matches, the pre-season form St George Captain Tony Quinn and Coach Grant Bartholomaeus First Grade hold the coveted Sydney Football league Premiership Cup aloft Michael Clift - St. George (I 08 goals) Page 60 NSW AFL NSWAFL Page61 SYDNEY FOOTBALL SYDNEY FOOTBALL

Reserve Grade The SFL Representative Squad against Manly but no other side showed (Liverpool Anzacs) and Tim McNair Greg Baxter - St. George (48 goals) sufficient form to worry the big guns. (Uni of NSW) who tied for second Rod Carter Coach Manly won the Carnival final and place. Under 19's Joe Matchett Team Manager Sutherland took out the honours in the Robert Roge - Nth Shore (84 goals) Bruce Hunter Trainer losers final. Veteran Ivan Blyth from Macquarie Rod George Trainer Uni retires on a high note after winning Robbie Wright Physio In the round 1 replay of last seasons the Reserve Grade Mcfarlane Medal Representative Football Don Leishman Statistician grand final, Balmain were back to their and in the Under 20 grade, Liverpool best, scoring a 13 goal win over Manly Anzacs Skipper, Corey Mills and Jamie McLaughlin Campbelltown and in other matches, newcomers ( . Manly's Wayne Johnstone tied for the With the generous co-operation of the ' Sydney Swans, SFL Rep. Coach Rod Matthew Bell East Sydney Bankstown thrashed Liverpool, ' Hart Medal. Carter took his charges to his old Robbie Kerr East Sydney Sutherland encountered no opposition stomping ground to train in first class Chris O'Dwyer East Sydney from Mac Uni and Wollongong and Uni Other awards included:­ conditions at the SCG during the lead Ken Phillips North Shore of NSW each showed that they were in Leading Goal Scorers up to the State Championships in Graham Jones North Shore for a reasonably good year. Standing room only at Wagener Oval as a record crowd Griffith and Team Manager Joe Stefan Carey Pennant Hills turned out to see the SFA Division One Grand Finals First Grade Matchett tended to the off ground Adam Barnett St. George At the halfway mark however, the however and boosted their confidence in a devastating third quarter. The Andrew Kyprianou (Balmain) 102 goals requirements in his usual meticulous Grant Bartholomaeus St. George mighty Balmain had extended their with a 10 goal win over the Wolves to Tigers struggled on gamely to the end manner. Greg Coffey St. George undefeated run to 29 matches with Uni make their sixth successive Grand but had no answer to the brilliant Reserve Grade Stephen Marchant St. George of NSW and Manly the main dangers Final. Manly were unlucky to catch the students who coasted to a 3 8 point win Mark Tilyard (Balmain) 67 goals In an endeavour to ensure that the team Simon Wilson St. George and the remainder of the clubs fighting wounded Tigers on the rebound and and a well deserved premiership. would not be jaded by a long bus trip to Peter Chadwick Sydney Uni over a place in the finals. Bankstown probably would have preferred to be U20 Grade Griffith, the League dug deep into its Clinton Cole Sydney Uni were having a topsy turvy season and playing the students who they had Justin Waters (Manly) 35 goals coffers to hire an "aircraft" to provide Curt Pahl Sydney Uni the form of Wollongong, Sutherland defeated comfortably towards the end the players with a leisurely flight Roger Prezens Sydney Uni and Liverpool Anzacs was of the home and away series. Club Champions Balmain scheduled to arrive a couple of hours Tony Smith Sydney Uni unpredictable also. before kick off to allow the side plenty Timothy Stack Sydney Uni On Grand Final day, Manly set about of time to freshen up before taking the Jason Beverstock Western Suburbs By the end of the home and away regaining some lost pride and in doing Representative Football field against reigning champions ACT. Greg Dimery Western Suburbs games, Uni of NSW had proved to be so, again demonstrated the depth of Tony Graham Western Suburbs the big improvers, finishing second to strength that has become a club An SF Al Representative Team But all did not go according to plan. Dale Laube Western Suburbs earn the double chance. in a solid club hallmark over the years. In the first travelled to Merimbula over the June The plane (an ancient DC3) wouldn't Mark Sanson Western Suburbs effort, Wollongong brought three teams game for the day, their U20's overcame long weekend to contest the Southern start and the need for running repairs Matthew Shaw Western Suburbs to Wagener Oval to contest the first an enthusiastic Liverpool Anzacs Division Regional Championships. The delayed the teams departure. To cut a semi finals but unfortunately bowed out combination with a solid all round team normally mild weather of the Sapphire long story short, the team landed at in each age group. In first grade, Manly performance to take out the premiership Coast had moved north for the winter Griffith only half an hour before the SFA DIVISION ONE turned in a solid performance for four and then their Reserve grade followed leaving competing Leagues to cope match was due to start, hardly an ideal quarters to score a very comfortable 66 ' . with a resounding win over Sutherland with arctic like conditions over the preparation. SF A 2 premiers Bankstown moved up a point win over the Lions to stay in the to make it two flags in a row. weekend. division to replace Baulkham Hills and race for the flag. The Sydney side posted relatively easy Under the circumstances however, the the experienced Sydney Uni "fourths" Second semi final day turned out to be When the time came for the semor victories in the preliminary rounds Uni ofNSW Captain Paul Nicholls team got off to a reasonable start but dropped out, leaving 9 clubs to contest somewhat of an historical event with Grand Final to get under way, the holds up the SFAI Cup while a against Leisure Coast and Central West were overwhelmed by the powerful SFAI. With Baulko out of the way, ~almain suffering their first defeat in question most of us were asking was delighted Coach Chris Rowlands looks on on day l and then followed up next ACT combination in the second half, most observers assumed that the 37 matches over two seasons. Uni of whether or not Uni of NSW could morning with another comfortable win eventually losing by over I 00 points. preliminary rounds would be NSW, who had promised a lot during repeat their second semi win over over Central West to earn a place in the unnecessary as Balmain and Manly the year finally got their act together to Balmain or had they played above final against Sapphire Coast. Spurred on by the embarrassing defeat would be contesting the grand final score an impressive 43 point victory themselves on the day. By half time, Presentation Night by ACT and with a good nights sleep given their form over the past few over the Tigers to earn a place in the the students had provided the answer as The early matches had taken their toll under their belts, a revitalised Sydney seasons. Grand Final. Uni Coach, Chris they were well in control having made Wollongong's Mick Schow won the through injuries however and it was a team ran all over a dispirited Farrer Rowlands' tactics were successful in good use of the breeze in the first term SF A 1 Best and Fairest award, the Snow jaded Sydney team which took the field Side to win the consolation final by 130 The pre-season Carnival at Rosedale taking key Balmain players out of the and then applied tremendous pressure to Medal at the SF A Presentation Night in the final. Championship specialists points. Oval did little to dispel this view even game. the Tiger forwards in the second quarter held at Drummoyne Sports Club. Mick Sapphire Coast showed no mercy and Two great performances earned lion though Balmain had a very ordinary to force them off line. Uni continued to won the award by a comfortable margin systematically took Sydney apart to hearted ruckman Tony Smith Sydney's day. Wollongong showed some Balmain slipped easily back into gear in dictate play after the break and put the over 1991 SFA2 Apted Medallist Col score a very easy 69 point win in front Best Player for the Carnival Award. promising form in making the final their Preliminary Final against Manly result beyond doubt, scoring 5.5 to nil Minke (Bankstown), Shaun Perkins of their home crowd.

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Finishing second to Sapphire Coast was Nirirnba and Merrylands departed the a place in their third successive Grand in the home and away matches. Gavin The SF A2 Representative Squad still an excellent effort and scene and with Bankstown promoted to Final. notched up another 15 goals in the congratulations must go to Coach Neil SF A I, only six clubs remained. finals to total an even 100 for the Bruce Graham Coach Briscoe and his band of helpers and to Hawkesbury bounced back strongly in season. the players for their committment both The newly formed Penshurst club the Prelim Final defeating Camden in Jeff Droscher Bargo at training and at the Carnival. applied for admission and were drawn first grade and Penrith reserves to set up Penshurst Skipper Grant Bachelor won Julian Graham Bargo into the competition playing as a re-match in the Grand Final against the Armstrong Medal for Best and Graham Duke Bargo Ian Webb from Uni of NSW was Heathcote Reserves as Heathcote were Penrith and Penshurst respectively. The Fairest in the Reserves and his team Jason Everett Bargo awarded the trophy for Sydney's best only able to muster one side to start the Reserves Grand Final turned out to be mate Enzo Corvino topped the goal Darren Sly Bargo player over the weekend. season. as tough as expected with Hawkesbury kicking with 88 goals. Craig Body Bargo proving a little too experienced for Darren Moore Bargo A successful pre-season lightning Penshurst, defeating the Panthers in a Paul Deihl Blacktown SFAl Representative Squad competition was hosted by Blacktown tight match by 24 points. Hawkesbury Representative Football Jason Baird Blacktown at Whalan Reserve with most clubs began like a train in the senior grand Justin Swinnerton Blacktown Neil Briscoe Coach competing and at the end of the day, final and raced to a big lead at half The now traditional SF A2 Paul Hodge Blacktown Dave Russell Manager Hawkesbury proved to be far too good time. The Rams rallied strongly after representative match against The Jason Ware Penrith Ian Witt Trainer for the opposition, winning all of their the break and outscored Hawkesbury in National Combined Services team took Clinton Ware Penrith Steve Simpson Runner matches comfortably. New boys the second half despite the loss of key place at the SCG on 11th July but this Geoff Eldering Penrith Darren Holland Selector Penshurst showed that they would be a players through injury. The damage year the Sydney boys were no match for Mick Walker Penrith force in Reserve Grade as they had had been done however and the polished Services side and suffered Dave Armstrong Penrith Matt Wilson Balmain plenty of skilled players in their side. Hawkesbury held on to take out their a massive I 32 point defeat. The loss Dave Dunn Penrith NSW AFL General Manager Craig Davis mans Adrian Colley Balmain second flag for the day to cap off a however did not reflect the keenness Brad Cole Heathcote the microphone while Hawkesbury Reserves Matt Coles Balmain As the season progressed, the form great year for the club. shown by those who took part and the Darren Koellner Heathcote Captain/Coach Peter Adams shows off the cup Fred Hummel Balmain from previous years was being players are to be commended for the Greg Poucher Hawkesbury Darren Coxall Balmain maintained with Hawkesbury, Penrith support they gave Coach Bruce Graham Gavin Nicholson Camden Stuart Hoopman Batmain and Camden performing solidly. The and his band of helpers. Jarrad Pearson Penshurst Andy Hamilton Balmain form of Bargo was disappointing as was Nick Archer Batmain that of last years SF A3 Premiers Andrew Kyprianou Balmain Heathcote who were struggling for Mark Simpson Balmain numbers. Blacktown had worked hard John Noyeaux Balmain to get a Reserves side on the field early Ian Lindberg Balmain in the season but were unable to Ian Webb UNSW maintain the numbers and after a Jim Dawes UNSW struggle, Heathcote finally withdrew Glen Graham Bankstown from the competition towards the end of David McLeod Bankstown the season. Ray Horton Liverpool/ Anzacs •• Geoff Bolton Liverpool/Anzacs Competition was keen despite these Shane Tilley Liverpool/ Anzacs disturbances and by the end of the home David Bing Liverpool/ Anzacs and away matches, Hawkesbury had .. Stephen Adamson Liverpool/ Anzacs come out on top with Penrith and NSWAFL Administration Manager Peter Shane Oliver Liverpool/ Anzacs Camden also turning in solid Hiscock presents the SFA Division 2 Paul Smith Liverpool/ Anzacs performances and as expected, the new Premiership Trophy to victorious Paul Timms Wollongong boys from Penshurst were setting the Hawkesbury Captain Coach Al Purdie pace in Reserve Grade having only lost one game on the way to the finals. SFA DIVISION TWO Blacktown hosted the finals series in Presentation Night fine style at their home ground Whalan The scene at Whalan Reserve on SFA Division Two Grand Final Day The withdrawal of a number of clubs Reserve which boasts one of the best Camden's Gavin Nicholson took out for various reasons resulted in a re­ ovals in Sydney. Camden bundled double honours on presentation night consolidation of SFA Divisions 2 and 3 Bargo out of the fin als in the first sem i winning the Apted Medal for Best and into a single League for 1993. final and Penrith toppled the favourites Fairest in first grade and also the goal Hawkesbury Ag. Co llege, HMAS Haw esbury in the second semi to earn kicking award, having scored 85 goals

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SFA DIVISION ONE SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1 ST SEMI FINAL PRELIMINARY FINAL 1ST SEMI FINAL PRELIMINARY FINAL FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE Manly 18.15 (123) Balrnain 22.15 (147) Wollongong 8.9 (57) Manly 12.20 (92) FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE North Shore 17.21 (123) North Shore 26.16 (172) Pennant Hills 9.11 (65) Western Suburbs 13 .15 (93) RESERVE GRADE RESERVE GRADE Sutherland 14.19 (103) Sutherland 10.4 (64) Wollongong 4.11 (35) Balrnain 9.5 (59) RESERVE GRADE RESERVE GRADE (124) Western Suburbs 8.10 (58) Western Suburbs 19.10 •' ' (45) Sydney University 3.3 (21) St George 6.9 UNDER20's UNDER20's Liverpool/Anzacs 11.15 (81) Liverpool/Anzacs 9.16 (70) Wollongong 4.11 (35) (64) UNDER 19's UNDER 19's '' Balrnain 10.4 (66) St George 7.13 (55) St George 9.12 Holroyd-Parrarnatta 3.4 (22) North Shore 5.12 (42) SECOND SEMI FINAL GRAND FINAL FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE University ofNSW 16.23 (119) University ofNSW 15.12 (102) 2ND SEMI FINAL GRAND FINAL Balmain 11.10 (76) Balmain 8.16 (64) RESERVE GRADE RESERVE GRADE FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE Manly 9.13 (67) Manly 14.12 (96) St George 23 .17 (155) 17.13 (115) St George Balmain 9.9 (63) Sutherland 5.5 (35) Western Suburbs 11.9 (75) North Shore 9.26 (80) UNDER20's UNDER20's RESERVE GRADE RESERVE GRADE Manly 15.9 (99) Manly 15.10 (100) 15 .12 (102) (71) North Shore North Shore 11.5 Balmain 6.6 (42) Liverpool 8.2 (50) St George 5.10 (40) Western Suburbs 10.7 (67)

UNDER 19's UNDER 19's SFA DIVISION TWO Pennant Hills 11.7 (73) Pennant Hills 11.9 (75) North Shore 5.8 (38) St George 1.7 (13) 1ST SEMI FINAL PRELIMINARY FINAL FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE Camden 23.10 (148) Hawkesbury 17.12 (114) Bargo Knights 4.10 (34) Camden 6.11 (47)

RESERVE GRADE RESERVE GRADE '. Penrith 15.17 (107) Hawkesbury 14.16 (100) . Camden 6.7 (43) Penrith 6.5 (41) '. 2ND SEMI FINAL GRAND FINAL FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE Penrith 13.7 (85) Hawkesbury 14.8 (92) Hawkesbury 10.12 (72) Penrith 8.11 (59)

RESERVE GRADE RESERVE GRADE Penshurst 10.14 (74) Hawkesbury 11.12 (78) Hawkesbury 10.4 (64) Penshurst 8.6 (54)

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SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE SYDNEY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION I SFL - FIRST GRADE I I SFA DIVISION 1-FIRST GRADE I DIVISION 1 w L FOR AGST ¾ Pts w L FOR AGST % Pts Phelan Medal (First Grade) Western Suburbs 13 3 1821 1400 130.1 52 Balmain 16 0 2434 J078 225.8 64 Snow Medal (First Grade) St George* 12 4 2161 1382 156.4 48 UniofNSW* 12 4 2228 1152 193.4 48 Tony Quinn St George 20 Pennant Hills 11 5 1781 1555 114.5 44 Manly 11 5 1900 1242 153.0 44 2038 1517 134.3 40 Wollongong 9 7 1640 Graham Jones North Shore 17 North Shore 10 6 1217 .134.8 32 Mick Schow Sydney Uni 9 7 1792 1501 119.4 36 Bankstown 8 8 1650 1438 114.7 32 Grant Bartholomaeus St George 15 Wollongong 20 Col Minke East Sydney 8 8 1731 1627 106.4 32 Sutherland 7 9 1502 1436 J04.6 28 Chris O'Dwyer East Sydney 14 Bankstown 15 Shaun Perkins Liverpool/ Anzacs 15 Baulkham Hills 4 12 1289 2043 63 .1 16 Liverpool Anzacs 6 JO 1319 1530 86.2 24 Jason Lanham Holroyd-P'matta 13 Holroyd-P'matta 3 13 1275 2228 57.2 12 Northern Eagles 3 13 995 2210 45.1 12 Tim McNair Uni ofNSW 15 Campbelltown 2 14 1250 1885 66.3 8 Macquarie Uni 0 16 630 2995 21.0 0 Manuel Lynch Balmain Sanders Medal (Reserve Grade) 14

I ~ McFarlane Medal (Reserve Grade) Stephen Monahan Pennant Hills 18 SFL - RESERVE GRADE SFA DIVISION I -RESERVE GRADE Nicholas Harvey North Shore 15 I I I I Ivan Blyth Macquarie Uni 13 Paul Bounader East Sydney 12 w L FOR AGST % Pts w L FOR AGST % Pis Pat Clarkson Warick Polley Western Suburbs 10 Bankstown 9 Sean Hannigan North Shore* 15 1 1839 578 318.2 60 Balmain .• 13 3 1652 531 311.1 52 Andrew Hillas St George 9 Sutherland 9 St George 13 3 1433 815 175.8 52 Manly* 13 3 1500 631 237.7 52 Western Suburbs Marty Quade Wollongong 9 John Zelesco 9 Western Suburbs 12 4 1470 883 166.5 48 Sutherland II 5 1349 775 174.1 44 Sydney Uni 9 7 1274 1078 118.2 36 Wollongong JO 6 1171 972 120.5 40 Kealey Medal (Under 19's) Hart Medal (Under 20) East Sydney 7 9 1017 1118 91.0 28 Liverpool Anzacs 8 8 996 958 J04.I 32 Baulkham Hills 6 IO 756 1411 53.6 24 Bankstown 6 IO 956 1236 77.4 24 Ben Carlyon North Shore 14 Corey Mills LiverpoolAnzacs 12 Pennant Hills 5 II 1077 1045 103 .l 20 UniofNSW 6 IO 821 1155 71.1 24 Campbelltown 4 12 799 1801 44.4 16 Northern Eagles 3 13 489 1570 31.2 12 Radlee Moller Campbelltown 14 Wayne Johnstone Manly 12 Holroyd-P'matta 1 15 632 1568 40.3 4 Macquarie Uni 2 14 677 1783 38.0 8 David Stewart St George 14 David Hutchins Balmain 10 Chris Hodgkinson North Shore 13 Anthony Carolyn Wollongong 7 Wisam Kassem Holroyd-P'matta 12 Brendan George Sutherland 6 SFL - UNDER 19 GRADE SFA DIVISION 1 - UNDER 20 GRADE' DIVISION2 I I I I w L FOR AGST % Pts w L FOR AGST % Pts

Apted Medal (First Grade) Pennant Hills* 15 1 1457 568 256.6 60 Manly* 13 0 1602 238 673.1 52 North Shore 13 3 1803 534 337.6 52 Balmain 9 4 1123 493 227.8 36 SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE St George 11 5 1492 681 219.1 44 Wollongong 9 4 898 494 181.8 36 Gavin Nicholson Camden 19 Holroyd-P'matta 11 5 1078 620 173 .9 44 Liverpool Anzacs 8 5 982 769 127.7 32 Jason Woodcoe Hawkes bury 15 Baulkham Hills 10 6 1390 683 203.6 40 Macquarie Uni 6 7 723 951 76.0 24 CLUB BEST & FAIREST Terry Cullen Camden 10 '. Campbelltown 5 11 860 1307 65.8 20 Sutherland 3 IO 475 1160 41.0 12 Mick Walker Penrith 9 Western Suburbs 4 12 658 1286 51.2 16 Baulkham Hills: Greg Lake Darren Chick Hawkes bury 9 Sydney Uni 3 11 711 1473 48.3 12 Campbelltown: Jamie McLaughlin .. East Sydney 0 16 199 2496 7.8 0 East Sydney: Chris O'Dwyer Armstrong Medal (Reserve Grade) Pennant Hills: Paul Gooley Grant Bachelor Penshurst Holroyd/Parramatta: Damian Pearce 15 SFA DIVISION 2-FIRST GRADE SFA DIVISION 2-RESERVE GRADE Jarrad Pearson Penshurst 11 I I I I North Shore: Graham Jones John Golding Hawkes bury 8 w L FOR AGST % Pts w L FOR AGST % Pts St George: Tony Quinn Owen Kilgour Penshurst 8 Hawkesbury* 14 I . 2186 491 445.2 56 Penshurst 14 I 2549 402 634.l 56 Dale Mitchell Penshurst 8 Sydney University: Clinton Cole Penrith 11 4 1696 850 199.5 44 Hawkesbury• 13 2 2148 445 482.7 52 Campbell town: Jamie McLaughlin Camden JO 5 1504 1255 119.8 40 Penrith 9 6 1531 965 158.7 36 Western Suburbs: Mark Sanson Bargo Knights 5 10 901 1819 49.5 20 Camden 6 9 980 1627 60.2 24 Heathcote 3 12 658 1848 35.6 12 Bargo Knights 3 12 609 2165 28.1 12 Blacktown 2 13 914 1596 57.3 8 Blacktown 0 15 204 2417 8.4 0

*Denotes Premiers

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OF'FICE BEARERS OFFICE BEARERS

NEW SOUTH WALES FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Year President Secretary Treasurer Year President Secretary Treasurer 1880 Phillip Sheridan Charles W Beal WC Hinwood 1887 Phillip Sheridan 1881 Phillip Sheridan 1888 Phillip Sheridan Year President Secretary Treasurer 1882 Phillip Sheridan 1889 Phillip Sheridan 1974 W H Hart LO Beale G Lewis 1883 Phill ip Sheridan 1890 Phillip Sheridan 1975 W H Hart K J Hession 1884 Phillip Sheridan 1891 Albert E Nash 1976 W HHart K J Hession 1885 Phillip Sheridan 1892 Albert E Nash 1977 W H Hart K J Hession 1886 Phillip Sheridan L A Balhausen 1893 Albert E Nash DA Hyman 1978 W H Hart DA Isaac NEW SOUTH WALES FOOTBALL LEAGUE ;' ' Genral Manager Year President Secretary Treasurer Year President Secretary Treasurer 1979 B Heafey R J Hopper B Heafey 1980 AF Baker RJ Hopper KE Taylor 1903 Albert E Nash AEKewin HJ Hedger 1933 ADS Provan J C All ison A VG Smith P J Armstrong 1904 Albert E Nash H C Harte 0 W Balhausen 1934 HG Harris JC Allison R McGinness 1981 L F Davey KRyan K E Taylor 1904 Albert E Nash H C Harte DJ McKeller HCKeys P J Atmstrong 1905 Albert E Nash H C Harte DJ McKeller 1935 T W Conder JC Allison H C Keys 1982 Sir James Hardy R L Myers 1906 Albert E Nash H C Harte EE Brookes 1936 NP Joseph KG Ferguson H C Keys BM Apted 1907 Albert E Nash HC Harte 1937 NP Joseph KG Ferguson W Clark 1983 KC Mcrae BM Apted 1908 Albert E Nash Alex Finn 1938 NP Joseph KG Ferguson 1984 KC McRae BM Apted 1909 Albert E Nash 1939 NP Joseph KG Ferguson AJ Snow 1985 DSmith BM Apted 1910 Albert E Nash J J O'Meara 1940 NP Joseph KG Ferguson AJ Snow 191 I Al bert E Nash 194 1 NP Joseph KG Ferguson A J Snow 1912 Albert E Nash 1942 NP Joseph KG Ferguson A J Snow Executive Director 1913 1943 NP Joseph KG Ferguson AJ Snow 1986 RA Gillet RA Fowlie 19 14 1944 NP Joseph KG Ferguson A J Snow l H Granland 19 15 E W Butler J E Phelan H C Harte 1945 NP Joseph KG Ferguson AJ Snow 1916 J E Phelan 1946 W H Fitt KG Ferguson AJ Snow Chief Commissioner Chief Executive Genral Manager Commissioners 1917 J E Phelan G H Turner 1947 W H Fill KG Ferguson AJ Snow 1987 KR Miller I H Granland R A Gillett, J Morris, R A Thomas, R V Dignan 1918 J E Phelan G H Turner 1948 L J Taylor K G Ferguson AJ Snow 1988 J Morris I H Granland R A Gill~tt, R A Thomas, R V Dignan, J T Yates 1919 J V Bannon J E Phelan G H Turner 1949 L J Taylor KG Ferguson A J Snow 1989 J Morris I H Granland *RA Gillett, RA Thomas, RV Dignan,J T Yates 1920 J F McNeil J E Phelan G H Turner 1950 L J Taylor K G Ferguison A J Snow D V Roach, J L Potter E McDonnell 1951 L J Taylor KG Ferguson A J Snow 1990 J Morris I H Granland CS Davis *RV Dignan, J T Yates, D V Roach, J L Potter, 1921 J F McNeil J E Phelan 1952 L J Taylor KG Ferguson A J Snow C A Kohlhagen 1922 J F McNeil J E Phelan J Ross 199 1 J Yates CS Davis D V Roach, CA Kohlhagen, J L Potter, A Baxter 1923 J F McNeil J E Phelan 1953 L J Taylor KG Ferguson A HGilpin 1992 J Yates CS Davis D V Roach, C A Kohl hagen, • J L Potter, 1924 J E Phelan 1954 L J Taylor KG Ferguson AH Gilpin • A Baxter, R G Turner 1925 HA Ryal! A A Kerr 1955 L J Taylor KG Ferguson A HGilpin 1993 J Yates R L Joseph CS Davis *D V Roach, C A Kohlhagen, B Rogers 1926 HWSmith A A Kerr L W Percy 1956 A J Snow KG Ferguson A HGilpin *Resigned 1927 HW Smith A A Kerr L W Percy 1957 A J Snow KG Ferguson AH Gilpin 1928 ADS Provan 1958 A J Snow KG Ferguson AH Gilpin LIFE MEMBERS 1929 ADS Provan A McWhinney HG Harris 1959 A J Snow KG Ferguson SW McLean 1930 ADS Provan A McWhinney HG Harris 1960 W J Holmes KG Ferguson SW McLean A Young elected 1962 J W Hammond elected 1971 1931 ADS Provan A McWhinney A WGSmith 1961 E Mcfarlane J Boulus A HDavey W H Hart elected 1964 R McConnell elected 1977 1932 ADS Provan A McWhinney A WGSmith '. R J Hayes elected 1966 J Armstrong elected 1979 SC Felstead elected 1967 RA Gillett elected 1989 NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE A H Bridgewater elected 1969 I 1-1 Granland elected 1990 •• DECEASED Year President Secretary Treasurer Year President Secretary Treasurer 1962 E Mcfarlane J Boulus AH Davey 1968 W H Hart KG Ferguson B GOsbourne L W Alexander, LA Balhausen, 0 W Balhausen, J V Bannon, E W Butler, R Browne, L Clarke, J Curry, S H Donnelly, KG Ferguson, 1963 E Mcfarlane RRGiddey AH Davey 1969 W H Hart KG Ferguson B GOsbourne L Harry, T J Hayes, H C Harte, HJ Hedger, W J Holmes, S J Hodgson, J Kealey, M King, A A Laird, G Le ibs, R McDougall, 1964 E Mcfarlane RRGiddey N Johnson 1970 W H Hart LO Beale B GOsbourne E Mcfarlane, J F McNeill, A E Nash, J E Phelan, A D S Provan, HA Ryall , G H Sanders, HG Shepherd, 1-1 W Smith, A J Snow, 1965 TMcGrath JV Regan N Johnson 1971 W H Hart LO Beale L J Taylor, G H Turner, A 1-1 Bridgewater. 1966 W H Hart KG Ferguson BG Osbourne 1972 W H Hart LO Beale 1967 W H Hart KG Ferguson BG Osbourne 1973 W H Hart LO Beale

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NEW SOUTH WALES v VICTORIA NEW SOUTH WALES v TASMANIA NEW SOUTH WALES v QUEENSLAND NSWv A.C.T.A.F.L. (continued) (continued) ( continued) Year Date Venue NSW Opposition 1905 August Melbourne 10.10 70 12.18 90 Year Date Venue NSW Opposition 1911 August 3 Adelaide 11.6 72 13 .1896 Year Date Venue NSW Opposition Year 1982 April 25 Hobart 11.19 86 20. 10 130 Date Venue NSW Opposition 1914 August 11 Sydney 4.7 31 24.20 164 1956 July 7 Brisbane 12.12 84 8.14 62 1983 1983 May 15 Hobart 13 .9 87 26.21 177 May29 9.12 66 12.12 84 1920 September 25 Sydney 6.10 46 13 .24 102 1956 July 22 Sydney 20.18 13 8 13.1694 1984 June 24 1984 May 20 Sydney 11 .7 73 15 .9 99 Canberra 7.7 49 28.20 188 1921 August 6 Melbourne 4.7 31 7.17 59 1958 July 3 Melbourne 11.13 79 11.18 84 1985 May 5 Hobart 19.14 128 22.11 143 1985 June 23 Canberra 13 .19 97 11.15 81 1921 September 24 Sydney 11 .6 75 17.19 117 1960 June 25 Sydney 14.24 108 13.19 97 1986 May 10 Hobart 18.6 114 28.15 183 1986 April 13 Wagga 14.16 100 21.14 140 1922 July 8 Sydney 9.15 69 17.12 114 1963 May 5 Brisbane 13.11 89 15.16 106 1989 June 12 Hobart 8.16 64 17.11 11 3 1989 June 10 Launceston 17.11 113 8.16 64 1922 August 12 Melbourne 6.6 42 7.17 59 1964 June 14 Sydney 7. 17 59 13.31 109 1923 June Melbourne 13 .8 86 14.18 102 1966 July 2 Sydney 16.10 106 19.14 128 1923 August 23 Sydney 15 .11 IOI 11.1985 NEW SOUTH WALES v QUEENSLAND 1967 July 15 Sydney 10.23 83 9.14 68 N.S.W v WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1924 August 8 Melbourne 13 .13 9 1 15 .14 104 1968 June 10 Canberra 11.15 81 20.13 133 1924 August 12 Hobart 4.6 30 14.26 110 Year Date Venue NSW Opposition 1968 July 7 Brisbane 16.16 11 2 20.25 145 1970 June 14 Brisbane 17.13 115 1924 August 16 Melbourne 13 .13 91 15.12 102 1884 August 20 Brisbane 7.10 52 3.1 6 34 26.19 175 Year Date Venue NSW Opposition 1972 June 12 Sydney 13 .18 96 11.13 79 1925 July Melbourne 12.17 89 19.16130 1884 August 30 Brisbane 2.9 21 3.7 25 1908 August 25 Melbourne 12.3 79 17.12 124 1974 June 17 Sydney 9.12 66 13 .1088 1925 August IS Sydney 13 .1088 13 .9 87 1886 June 19 Sydney 4.11 35 1.8 14 191 I August 7 Adelaide 8.18 66 9.13 67 1982 April 18 Brisbane 14.15 99 28.15 183 1926 June 12 Sydney 7.12 54 12.15 87 1886 June 26 Sydney 9.11 65 1.7 13 1914 August IS Sydney 8.10 58 23 .24 162 1983 April 24 Sydney 17.20 122 20.16 136 1926 July Melbourne 7.6 48 17.26 128 1904 September 3 Bribane 3.13 31 4.15 39 1924 August 14 Hobart 9.12 56 27.2 1 183 1984 April 29 Sydney 11.7 73 26.13 169 1927 August 19 Melbourne 9.12 66 24. 10 154 1905 August 12 Brisbane 9.7 61 10.16 76 1927 August 15 Melbourne 14.19 103 18.14 122 1985 April 21 Wagga 11.19 85 21.15 141 1928 June Melbourne 14.11 95 26.13 169 1906 June 23 Sydney 11.10 76 3.5 23 1930 August 7 Adelaide 7.8 50 8.9 57 1986 April 25 Brisbane 17.18 120 1929 June 8 Sydney 15 .10 100 17.1 6 118 1907 July 13 Brisbane 6.4 40 9.22 76 23.12150 1933 August 12 Sydney 16.18 114 17.22 124 1991 July 16 Brisbane 9.16 70 14.19 103 1930 August 5 Adelaide 9.11 65 27.20 182 1908 August 27 Melbourne 13.15 93 8.11 59 1949 June 29 Sydney 8.13 61 15 .24 144 *1992 May 12 Sydney 22.9 141 6.12 48 *1988 1930 August Adelaide 9.6 60 17 .16 118 1910 June 11 Brisbane 9. 15 69 5.7 37 March 5 Adelaide 10.8 68 9.12 66 1992 May 12 Sydney 12. 13 85 14.18102 1932 June II Sydney 9.12 66 13.13 91 1910 August 20 Sydney 10.15 75 6.12 48 1933 August 2 Sydney 14.18 102 23.17 155 1912 August 17 Sydney 19.22 136 12.9 81 N.S.W. v SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1941 May24 Sydney 5.12 42 15. 15 105 1913 June 7 Brisbane 9. 15 69 7.10 52 NEW SOUTH WALES v.A.C.T.A.F.L. 1948 June 26 Sydney 9.10 64 15 .24 114 1914 August 5 Sydney 13 .15 93 2.416 1949 July 16 Sydney 9.4 58 18.18 126 1920 July 10 Bribane 9.15 69 10.7 67 Year Date Venue NSW Opposition Year Date Venue NSW Opposition *1990 May22 Sydney 13 .8 86 10.16 76 1911 August Adelaide 1920 August 14 Sydney 9.11 65 5.16 46 1925 August 15 Sydney 8.10 58 7.8.50 2.9 21 12.20 92 *1993 June I Melbourne 8.17 65 19. 16 130 1914 August 10 Sydney 1921 Brisbane 1926 Sydney 14.18 102 10.10.70 10.3 63 16.20 116 1924 August 11 Hobart 1921 July 9 Brisbane 11.10 76 15 .10 100 1927 Sydney 8.6 54 6.7 43 9.12 66 19.15 123 NEW SOUTH WALES v VFA 1922 August 12 Sydney I 1.18 84 10.9 69 1930 1927 August Melbourne 6.11 47 29.20 194 1930 August 4 Adelaide 1924 August 6 Hobart 16.22 118 6.3 39 1933 August Sydney 16.14 110 12.10 82 10.13 73 24.16 160 1947 August 6 Hobart 1926 Brisbane Score Unknown 1938 Launceston 14.18 102 I 1.8 74 5.10 40 19.9 111 *1988 March 3 Adelaide Year Date Venue NSW Opposition 1927 August 15 Sydney 14.27 111 6.945 1939 Sydney 10.15 75 10.8 68 8.11 59 12.8 80 1881 July I Melbourne 0.1 I 9.24 78 1928 June I Brisbane 6. 10 46 5.13 43 1939 June 24 Canberra 10.15 75 14.1094 1881 August 6 Sydney 1.8 14 9.16 70 1928 June 3 Brisbane 8.9 57 8.19 67 1940 July 26 Sydney 15.18 108 18 .2 1 128 NSW SOUTH WALES v V.F.L. CLUBS 1886 May 22 Melbourne Score Unknown 1929 July 6 Brisbane 11.5 71 10.14 74 1946 August 3 Sydney 18.16 124 17.18 120 193 1 Sydney 13 .17 95 16. 11 107 1930 July 7 Brisbane Score Unknown 1947 June 15 Sydney 20.13 133 19.16 130 1960 July 3 Sydney 8.9 57 23.24 162 1930 July 30 Adelaide 21.12 138 7.20 62 1947 July 30 Hobart 18.22 130 7.8 50 Date Club Venue NSW Opposition 1987 May 13 Lavington 10.12 72 8.5 53 1933 August 4 Sydney 1922.136 13.15 93 1948 May 23 Canberra 8.7 55 17.14116 17.5.03 Fitzroy Sydney 7.5 47 8.22 70 1989 June 9 Burnie 5.6 36 20. 11 131 1934 June 2 Brisbane 14.14 98 13.15 93 1948 June 27 Sydney 9.10 64 12.16 88 5.8.03 Carlton Sydney 6.13 49 9.15 69 1934 June 4 Brisbane 12.7 79 11.16 82 1950 July 23 Brisbane 21.13 139 7.11 53 1906 Carlton Sydney Score Unknown NEW SOUTH WALES v TASMANIA 1934 August 18 Sydney 17.14 116 12.1082 1954 June 6 Sydney 19.19 133 12.16 88 27.7.07 Sth Melb Sydney 9.6 60 9.16 70 1935 August 3 Brisbane 9. 11 65 6.945 1956 June 3 Sydney 11.18 84 16.13 109 7.8.09 Sth Melb Sydney 7.10 52 10.1 9 79 1939 July 8 Brisbane 12.12 84 14.13 97 1957 July 27 Canberra 9. 10 64 20.17 137 10.8.09 Geelong Sydney 12.17 89 15 .12 102 Year Date Venue NSW Opposition 1940 July 6 Sydney 13 .9 87 12.12 84 1958 July 7 Melbourne 9.13 67 12.10 82 18.8.09 Collingwood Sydney 3.10 28 12.12 84 1890 May Sydney 2.4 16 8.18 66 1946 July 7 Sydney 18 .27 135 15.23 113 1960 June 29 Sydney 13.14 92 13 .12 90 13.8.10 Geelong Sydney 11.3 69 16.12 108 1890 May Sydney 4.5 29 17.39126 1946 July 20 Brisbane 21.11137 19.27 141 1963 May6 Brisbane 7.7 49 8.12 60 13 .8.10 Fitzroy Sydney 6.8 44 6.17 53 1908 August 22 Melbourne 4.1 1 35 8.14 62 1947 May 25 Sydney 17 .13 115 15.17 107 1964 July 25 Sydney 8.17 65 13.18 96 17.8.10 Fitzroy Sydney 6.11 47 9.14 68 1911 August 10 Adelaide 3.9 27 15 .11 IOI 1947 June 21 Brisbane 21.9 135 18.24 132 1967 May21 Canberra 13 .8 86 19.11 125 5.8 .11 Melbourne Sydney 9.6 60 19.18 132 1914 August 8 Sydney 15 .14 104 5.13 43 1947 August 8 H~bart 14.12 86 5.12 42 1968 June 8 Canberra 15.12 102 15 .16 106 5.8.11 Sth Melb Sydney 12.8 80 17.12 I 14 1921 August 20 Sydney 12.11 83 13. 16 94 1948 May 15 Brisbane 16.18 114 17.1 3 115 1970 May 24 Sydney 14.11 95 13.1997 19.9 25 Richmond Sydney 9.14 68 13 .8 86 1924 August 4 Hobart 10. 13 73 22. 12 144 1949 May21 Brisbane 17.1 4116 14.23 107 1971 June Brisbane 15.11 101 26.13169 26.9.25 Footscray Sydney 6.5 41 7.13 55 1927 August 11 Melbourne 12. 11 83 11.14 80 1949 July 30 Sydney 16.14 110 8.14 62 1971 Canberra 13.16 94 19.12 126 1926 Nth Melb Sydney Score Unknown 1929 June 20 Sydney 14.15 99 15.8 98 1950 July Brisbane 6.4 40 3.6 24 1973 June 23 Canberra 7.11 53 12.14 86 20.8.27 Carlton Sydney 7.8 50 16.11 107 1930 August 2 Adelaide 18 .15 123 6. 12 48 1953 May 30 Brisbane 15 .16 106 25 .9 159 1977 June 26 Canberra 14.9 93 18 .24 132 7.8.37 Melbourne Sydney 8.8 56 17 .32 132 1933 August 10 Sydney 20.12 132 15 .17 107 1953 June 1 Brisbane 7.20 62 8.11 59 1978 July 16 Narrandera 17.12 114 26.17 173 29.7.39 Carlton Sydney 14.9 93 19.19 133 1947 August I Hobart 13 .18 96 16.10 106 1953 June 14 Sydney 15.14 104 11.1 6 82 1979 July 29 Canberra 19.2 1 135 22.12 144 15.9.45 St Kilda Sydney 10.1 8 78 4.24 48 1950 Jul y 29 Sydney 13 .17 95 23 .1 6 154 1954 June 13 Brisbane 9.23 77 15 .17 107 1980 March 16 Wagga 17.10 11 2 10.11 71 8.9.46 Richmond Sydney 21.14 140 35 .1 9229 1955 July 17 Sydney 7.12 54 21.18 144 1955 August 14 Brisbane 19.14 128 21.15 141 1981 April 12 Canberra 7.9 51 14.24 108 21.6.64 Nth Melb Sydney 13 .9 87 20.22 142 1975 July 5 Hobart 7.7 49 22.19 151 1956 July 4 Brisbane 11.8 74 13.14 92 1982 June 6 Sydney 17.15 11 7 27.9 17 1

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NSW v V.F.L. CLUBS (continued) NSW v AUST AMATEUR FOOTBALL COUNCIL Year Club Venue NSW Opposition 27.9.64 Hawthorn Sydney 6.3 39 23 .21 159 Year Club Venue NSW Opposition 10.7.66 Nth Melb Sydney 5.7 37 19.10 134 1950 July Brisbane 9.6 60 11.13 79 11.3. 79 Fitzroy Sydney 5.7 37 19.10 134 1958 Julul I Melbourne 9.12 66 10.16 76 23.3.80 Richmond Sydney 14.16 100 17.19 121 1965 June 12 Sydney 8.7 55 15 .1 2 102 1971 June Brisbane 27.19 181 14.12 96 NEW SOUTH WALES v VFA CLUBS 1974 June 17 Sydney 13.14.92 10.2 1 81

Date Club Venue NSW Opposition 1882 Geelong Sydney 2.1 13 6.21 57 NEW SOUTH WALES v OTHERS 1883 Sth Melb Sydney 4.7 31 9. 17 71 1884 Sth Melb Sydney 4.8 32 7.8 50 Date Opposition Venue NSW Opposition Score Unknown 1886 Williamtown Melbourne 1881 Bendigo Bendigo 4.0 24 1.0 6 1888 Melbourne Venue & Score Unknown 1886 Sandhurst Bendigo Score Unknown ' ... 1889 Pt Melbourne Sydney 2.4 16 6. 12 48 20 .8. 10 Riverina Sydney 13.21 99 8.4 52 5.4.77 Preston Adelaide 11.7 73 15.10 100 12.7.13 S.A.2nds Sydney 6.7 43 8.10 58 9.5.78 Pt Melbourne -Sth Melb 7.4 46 12.20 92 1927 S.A.F.A. Sydney 14 .11 95 10.11 71 29.6.35 V.A.F.A. Sydney 14.9.93 13.17.95 MOUNT ISA NSW v SOUTH AUSTRALIA CLUBS 3.8.40 AIF Sydney 19.23 137 16 .12 108 26.7.41 R.A.A.F. Sydney 5.15 45 16.13 109 1942 Comb Serv Sydney 13.2 1 99 16.18 114 Date Club Venue NSW Opposition 1952 0 & M LeagueSydney 7.15 57 17.24 126 1884 Sth Adelaide Sydney 3.15 33 3.9 27 9.6.57 Comb Unis Brisbane 10.12 72 18 .16 124 1884 Sth Adelaide Sydney 2.9 21 11.1076 1.6.68 VFL 2nds Sydney 12.8 80 13.15 93 7.7.06 Nth Adelaide Sydney 8.9 57 13.10 88 7.6.69 S.A. 2nds Sydney 12.12 84 15.14 104 8.6.07 Pt Adelaide Sydney 8.9 57 5.14 44 26.7.69 VFL 2nds Melbourne 6. 1349 19.17 131 13.6.08 Norwood Sydney 2.6 18 13.9 87 1972 VFL 2nds Sydney 23.20 158 I I.I S 81 17.6.08 Norwood Sydney 7.9 51 12 .14 86 20.6.08 Norwood Sydney 6.8 44 12 .12 84 11.6.10 Nth Adelaide Sydney 12.7 79 18 .12 120 15.6.10 Nth Adelaide Sydney 6.6 42 10.14 74 BANE 7.8.20 Sth Adelaide Sydney 11.1 7 83 12.9 81 GOLD COAST 21.8.20 Nth Adelaide Sydney 9.11 65 13.15 93 OVERALL RESULTS 17.9.2 1 West Adelaide Sydney I 1.5 71 12.24 96 CASINO/ LISMORE ' \ ' I 15 .7.22 West Torr Sydney 13 .12 90 12 .11 83 COFFS HA I 19.8 .22 Port Adelaide Sydney 13 .11 89 12 .15 87 Opposition Played Won Lost Drawn Unknown 23 .8.22 Port Adelaide Sydney Score Unknown AAFC 5 2 3 NEW SOUTH WALES v W.A. CLUBS ACTAFL 39 15 23 N.Z. 2 I QAFL 71 38 30 3 Date Club Venue NSW Opposition SANFL 7 7 3.8.12 East Frem Sydney 7.7 49 7.12 54 TNFL 22 6 16 1930 Subiaco Sydney Score Unknown VFA 7 I 6 3.10.37 Kalgoorli e Sydney Score Unknown VFL 29 3 26 23.7.38 East Frem Sydney 9.11 65 15 .14 104 WAFL 9 I 8 11 .8.46 Perth Sydney 18 .16 124 22.15 .147 SA Clubs 14 5 8 I ', 9.8.4 7 Sub iaco Sydney 8.11 59 11.1076 VFA Clubs 7 5 2 I 0.8 .4 7 East Frem Sydney 12 .6 78 15 .11 101 VFL Cl ubs 23 2 19 2 ,,,' 8.8.48 South Frem Sydney IS.I I IOI 20.17 137 WA Clubs II 9 2 ,,,' 30.6. 57 Perth Sydney 15.14 104 20.14 134 Others 16 5 10 I ,, 9.8.59 Subiaco Sydney 11. I 9 85 22.25 157 TOTAL 262 78 170 13 .,, 11.7 .65 East Perth Sydney 11.8 74 22.27 159 *State of Origin Match CURRENT SERVICES SEASONAL SERVICES N.S.W. v NEW ZEALAND • Fuel stop in Sydney

Year Date Venue NSW Opposition 1889 June 29 Sydney 4.10 34 5.4 34 1908 Au11-ust 19 Melbourne 8.14 62 9.9 63

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