Finals Week 1- 27th-28th August
In the blink of an eye the home and away season is over and all competitions head into the business end of the year. Across the board it has been a successful year in AFL Sydney and now the excitement of finals footy kicks in.
Even though the matches last weekend in Premier Division had no effect on ladder positions, all teams had a lot to play for. North Shore showed they will be finals contenders, defeating the Minor Premiers East Coast Eagles in the final round and Pennant Hills had a comfortable win defeating Sydney University by 71 points. Western Suburbs were gallant again in defeat, when they went down to St George at Picken Oval. Daniel Breese kicked three goals on the weekend in UTS’s big win over Manly. This result sees Breese claim the Stan Milton Trophy for the leading goal kicker in Premier Division with 53 goals.
Congratulations to East Coast who claimed the minor premiership and head into finals as strong favourites. The St George Dragons finished one game behind with the UTS Bats claiming the all important 3rd position to give themselves the double chance.
Congratulations also to the first four sides to claim Grand Final positions with Pen- nant Hills (Division Five), Western Magic (U19 Div 2), Camden Cats (Division Four) and the UTS Shamrocks (Women’s Division One) winning through to the big dance on Sunday 4th September.
Finally, good luck to all sides competing in finals and to those sides now finished for 2016, enjoy the off season and we look forward to seeing you back on the park in 2017!
Enjoy your weekend at the football!
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FIXTURES — August 27th—28th FIXTURES — August 3rd-4th September Premier Division Premier Division Saturday, 27th August Saturday, 3rd September Qualifying Final—St George Dragons vs UTS Bats @ BISP @ 2nd Semi Final —East Coast Eagles vs TBA @ BISP @ 1.30pm 4.45pm Sunday, 4th September Sunday, 28th August 1st Semi Final—TBA vs TBA @ Henson Park @ 3.30pm Elimination Final—North Shore vs Pennant Hills @ BISP @ Division One 3.30pm Saturday, 3rd September Division One 2nd Semi Final —UTS Bats vs TBA @ BISP @ 4.00pm Saturday, 27th August Sunday, 28th August Qualifying Final—Macquarie University vs St George @ BISP @ 1st Semi Final—TBA vs TBA @ Henson Park @ 1.10pm 7.15pm Division Two Sunday, 28th August Sunday, 4th September Elimination Final—Western Magic vs Holroyd Parramatta @ BISP Preliminary Final—TBA vs TBA @ BISP@ 7.00pm @ 1.10pm Division Three Division Two Sunday 4th September Saturday, 27th August Preliminary Final—TBA vs Henson Park @ BISP @ 6.00pm Semi Final 1—North Shore vs South West Sydney @ Kanebridge Division Four Oval @ 2.20pm Sunday, 4th September Sunday, 28th August Grand Final—Camden Cats vs TBA @ BISP @ 2.00pm Semi Final 2—Camden Cats vs Penrith Rams @ Henson Park @ Division Five 3.15pm Sunday, 4th September Division Three Grand Final —Pennant Hills vs TBA @ BISP @ 11.30am Saturday, 27th August U19 Division One Semi Final 1—Nor-West Jets vs Campbelltown @ Kanebridge Saturday, 3rd September Oval @ 12.10pm 2nd Semi Final —North Shore Bombers vs TBA @ BISP @ Sunday, 28th August 11.10am Semi Final 2— Pennant Hills Demons vs Wollondilly Knights @ Sunday, 4th September Henson Park @1.10pm 1st Semi Final —TBA vs TBA @ Henson Park @ 11.05am Division Four U19 Division Two Sunday, 28th August Sunday 4th September Preliminary Final—North Shore vs UTS Bats @ Henson Park @ Grand Final— Western Magic vs TBA @ BISP @ 9.00am 11.05am Women's Premier Division Division Five Sunday 4th September Sunday, 28th August Preliminary Final—TBA vs TBA @ BISP @ 9.00am Preliminary Final —UNSW ES vs Sydney University @ Henson Women's Division One Park @ 5.20pm Sunday 4th September U19 Division One Grand Final—UTS Shamrocks vs TBA @ BISP @ 4.00pm Saturday, 27th August Qualifying Final—St George Dragons vs UNSW ES @ BISP @ 2.25pm Sunday, 28th August Elimination Final—South Coast Thunder vs Pennant Hills @ BISP @ 11.05 am U19 Division Two Saturday 27th August Preliminary Final— St George vs Western Sydney Magpies @ Kanebridge Oval @ 10.00am. Women's Premier Division Saturday, 27th August 1st Semi Final—Newtown vs Power Wolves @ BISP @ 9.00am Sunday, 28th August 2nd Semi Final— UNSW ES vs Sydney University @ BISP @ 9.00am Women's Division One Sunday, 21st August Preliminary Final—Wollongong Saints vs Western Magic @ Henson Park @ 9.00am
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Article by Michael Shillito Sydney was bathed in glorious Saturday sunshine for the last round of the home and away season. The teams to contest the finals had already been determined; but this was the last chance for non-finals teams to fly the flagn i 2016. And although it was a long shot, there was the outside chance of North Shore overtaking UTS to move into third place and the double- chance in the finals. For the Bombers to move into third, they needed to beat top East Coast Eagles and depend on UTS going down to Manly.
North Shore’s side of the bargain was at Mortgage Choice Oval. The Bombers had been the only team to beat the Eagles so far in 2016, with a round 3 result at Kanebridge Oval. But for much of the season the Eagles had been a dominant force, easily overcoming most opponents who crossed their path. While the Bombers, although considerably improved over last season, were still well short of the consistency to produce their top performances every week. Last year the same two teams in the last game at Gore Hill saw the Eagles ran a score of well over 200; and although no-one expected the same this time, the Eagles were still hot favourites. There was nothing in the early exchanges to suggest that this would be anything other than a regulation Eagles win. The Eagles’ mid- field was on top early, and whenever there was a stoppage and a ball-up on the dusty surface it was the Eagles who would emerge with the ball. The scoreboard was ticking over to reflect the ball spending plenty of time on the Eagles’ forward line, four goals to one; the already-confirmed minor premiers leading by 20 points at quarter time. The Bombers were able to get the ball forward in the second term, but the Eagles had the answers to any goal to home side could conjure up. It was a quarter of footy that contained plenty of entertainment as the Bombers took the fight up to the Eagles, but the answering goals were there every time and they could make no inroads into the deficit. Four goals to three in favour of the Eagles saw a margin of 29 points at the long break. At half time, the Eagles looked to have the game under control. But when the teams emerged for the second half, suddenly the mo- mentum had changed. The Bombers found a spring in their step and a drive forward. While at the other end, the Eagles were forced into shooting under pressure and failing to hit their targets. The Bombers were piling the pressure on, and the tide was turning. Four unanswered goals cut the margin to eight points at three quarter time and a game that looked dead and buried less than half an hour earlier had suddenly come to life. The Eagles found a goal in the last quarter, but their inaccurate return of 1.8 in the second half would come back to haunt them as the Bombers kept coming. North Shore players that had barely been sighted in the first half began to exert greater influence as the Eagles had slowed to a walk and the Bombers were reeling them in. The Bombers’ third goal of the quarter came in the final minute of the game, a goal which saw the home side take the lead. And, hanging on for dear life in the desperate final seconds, a remarkable come- from-behind victory was achieved. Selby Lee-Steere, Todd Alexander and Daniel Schacher were best for the Bombers, as they pulled off a boilover that not even the most hardened Bomber optimist could possibly have seen coming at half time. Claiming the scalp of the Eagles twice during the home and away season will give the Bombers an important tactical and psychological edge if they found themselves taking on the Eagles during the finals. For the Eagles, Andrew Browning, Kieran Emery and Rowan Bilkey played key roles. In the overall scheme of things, the loss won’t hurt the Eagles too much, as the minor premiership was already guaranteed. But with a bye last week and a week off in the first week of the finals, they’ll be going into their first final having not won a game for nearly a month; and with the knowledge they have an oppo- nent in the finals that they’ve twice failed to get over during the regular season.
North Shore’s heroics weren’t enough to get them into the top three. To avoid sudden death in the finals, the Bombers also needed UTS to go down to Manly at Trumper Park. But the Bats did enough to ensure they held on to third spot with a comfortable 62-point victory. The Bats got off to a flyer, and but for some wayward finishing could have led by more than they did. But the trend in general play was clear, as the Bats were getting the centre clearances every time and were finding no shortage of loose runners to move the ball for- ward; were the Giants were left time and again to chase the contest while denied any run of possession. Four goals to one in the first quarter saw the Bats leading by 24 points at quarter time, and already looking in control of the game. The second quarter followed a similar pattern to the first. It was one-way traffic around the ground, the Bats taking the Giants out of the contest with some strong pressure and forcing the Giants into some appalling errors. It was four goals to two in the second term as the UTS lead was extended to 38 points at half time. The floodgates opened in the third term, as the Bats were allowed the freedom to attack and drive the ball time and again from the centre to the forward line with a minimum of opposition. The Giants tried to counter-punch, and did get two goals back against the run of play; but for much of the quarter it was the Bats keeping the ball forward and their return of seven goals for the quarter told the tale of their dominant performance. This was a side on their way to the finals, fine-tuning their preparation and looking the goods to compete at the business end of the season. And with a 62-point lead at the last change, it was mission accomplished for the Bats. Two goals apiece were scored in the final term, a quarter of footy that never reached any great heights. The Bats had achieved what they needed to, while Manly’s season was winding down. The quarter finished as it started, with the Bats 62 points to the good. David Smith was in good form up forward to finish with four goals, and along with Brad Hunt and Rohan Bates was among the Bats’ best. In their sixth season in Premier Division, the Bats will be playing finals for the first time; and their stint in the playoffs will last at least two weeks. Mitchell Rogers kicked four goals to be Manly’s best, while Lachlan Behagg and Connor Pettersson also worked hard all day. But it wasn’t enough to get anywhere near the win. And for the first time in their four-season history in Premier Division, Manly’s season has come to an end before the finals get under way.
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So UTS qualify for the double-chance. Their Qualifying Final opponents will be St George. The Dragons were already assured of second place before the final round, and will be going into the finals with strong form on the board as they extended their winning streak to six games with a comprehensive 71-point win over Wests at Picken Oval. The Dragons were looking good early, and looked to have the answers to any challenges the Magpies would throw up. The home side attempted to put the pressure on, but didn’t have the firepower to match it with one of the competition’s heavyweights; and the scoreboard showed the situation as the Dragons ran through four goals to two to lead by 14 points at the first change. It was a similar story in the second term. The Magpies were putting in plenty of effort, but the Dragons would see it off and re- spond with more, remaining double the Magpies’ score throughout the quarter. Three goals to two and a 24-point lead at half time; but the Dragons were looking comfortably in control and in no danger of any shock result. Despite blowing some shots at goals that should have been kicked during the third term, the Dragons were cruising to a comforta- ble win. The third term wasn’t one that will go down among the classics of the game, with plenty of turnovers and misdirected kicks causing the frustration to set in. A quarter in which the Dragons added two goals to one saw the lead extend to 33 points at three quarter time; and although the game was safe, it had hardly been a match to inspire. But in the final quarter, finally the Dragons released the brakes and turned on a more attacking brand of footy. In contrast to the more defensive mindset that had prevailed earlier in the match, the Dragon runners now had the authority to drive the ball direct- ly to the forward line and the Dragon forwards created chance after chance. It was a one-sided display of footy as the scoreboard was ticking over regularly. And although some inaccurate finishing was an obvious flaw, there was little that could be criticised about the Dragons in the final term as they dominated proceedings and prevented the Magpies from making anything more than token moves forward. Six goals to one told the tale as the margin blew out. In the end, the Dragons took the game by a convincing 81 points. Ben Wharton, NC Shipley and Earl Shaw played prominent roles for the Dragons as they took out another big win, the 13th time they’ve sung the team song this season. In the last three years the Dragons have finished in third place. This year they look to have a team capable of going through to that elusive Grand Final ap- pearance. Brenton Mumme, Ben Zoppo and Kane Foreman were best for Wests. It’s been a tough season for the Magpies, with just two wins and taking the unwanted wooden spoon. Without the cattle to work with that other clubs have, the Magpies have blooded some young talent this year. And they will be hoping to attract some quality players to Picken Oval to bolster the club’s list for 2017.
Before the last round started, Pennant Hills knew their premiership defence would be playing in sudden-death finals. But the Demons ensured they’ll be going into the finals in winning form when they took out a 71-point win over Sydney Uni at Sydney Uni No 1. The Demons had lost their past two matches, but showed no sign of any poor form as they blew the Students away in the first quarter to set up a comfortable victory. Four goals to one on the scoreboard, but in reality it was more one-sided than that as the Demons also narrowly missed several shots at goals that could so easily have sailed through. With a 23-point lead at quarter time, the Demons were looking comfortable. A high-scoring second quarter would follow, both sides prepared to attack and use the small dimensions of the University ground to their advantage. It was a shootout around the ground as both sides put on some attacking footy, and the forwards were putting their hand up to mark and goal with regularity. The Demons would have the edge in the term of attack, with six goals to four; and at half time the lead was out to 38 points. The Demons were already looking good, and went on with the job in the third quarter. The defence held up, and the Uni scoring chances dried up. At the other end, the scoreboard kept ticking over as the Demons were recording a lopsided inside-50 count, and weight of possession was creating more than enough chances to get a winning score on the board. With a premiership quarter of six goals to one, the Demons got the lead out to 68 points by three quarter time. The Demons had achieved what they’d set out to do, to get back into winning momentum in time for the finals. The last quarter was largely going through the motions, with both sides scoring two goals; Demon minds already looking ahead to next week’s finals action while the Students were lowering the curtain on their season. Daniel Preen cleaned up for the Demons, kicking six goals in a best-on-ground performance. Theo Moraitis also played a key role up forward to contribute four goals, while Brandon Clark and Ranga Ediriwickrama were ball magnets around the ground. Allister Clarke, Luke Vella and Leigh Maples kept putting in for the Students. But things weren’t running their way, and it wasn’t enough to avoid another heavy defeat. After playing finals in the last two seasons, the Students will be disappointed to have won just three games in 2016 and planning for a better 2017 will already be under way.
And as the final sirens sounded around the ground, the home and away season comes to a close. For Manly, Sydney Uni, UNSW-ES and Wests; the season is over. As minor premiers, East Coast Eagles get next week off.
The first weekend of finals next weekend will feature the four teams that tasted victory in Round 18. Saturday’s Qualifying Final will see St George take on UTS, with the winner being just one game away from the Grand Final. And on Sunday it’s high-stakes sudden-death action as North Shore take on Pennant Hills. Finals are a whole new ball game. Let the games begin!
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CAMDEN CATS
This season has been a massive one at the Cattery, with the club going from strength to strength on and off the field.
Camden fielded a division one under 19’s side for the first time this season, providing an op- portunity for young AFL footballers to play at the highest level in their local area, the Macar- thur. Early in the season, the team struggled for cohesion and structure, but from the mid- point of the season they have gone from strength to strength, winning games, and taking it up to the top sides in the competition. We are so proud of the boys and are looking forward to season 2017.
Camden’s first grade side have continued to be the benchmark side of division two, as the club looks to go one better this year to bring home the premiership cup. The club has added some firepower this season with Matt Edwins, Jarryd Boyd and Blake McCrossen providing depth to an already talented side. After finishing runners up last year, the club knows it needs to improve and step up, and that has been the sole focus of coach Chris Hughes and the play- ers, across the season and heading into the finals.
The club’s reserve grade side in division 4 has been the big improver this season after a sixth place last year. New coaches Joel Wheeler and James Dixon have done an exceptional job this season, bringing a new level of professionalism to the reserve grade side. Their simple man- tras of “positivity, commitment and fun” are at the core of the team’s success. With the side having finished the regular season as minor premiers, 2016 finals football beckons.
Camden’s “development” side in division five, has seen over 100 players pull on the Cats jer- sey for the division five side this year, many playing AFL for the first time as soccer or rugby converts. For division five, the focus is on “improvement” and “being competitive” and this is something the side has achieved this year. The side really started to gel towards the end of the season, winning 3 out of their 4 last games to finish on a high.
Off the field, the club identified the opportunity this year to join with the Camden/Wollondilly Domestic Violence Committee as the club’s official Community Partner, to help raise funds and awareness in improving service delivery to women and children experiencing domestic violence in the local area. The club has been proactive in implementing the ‘SayNo2DV’ cam- paign, displaying signage and anti-DV messages at all our home matches and on our club polo, distributing awareness material in the local community and by conducting fundraising initia- tives to raise money to support the Committee’s activities and programs.
The Camden Cats are excited about the finals series ahead. Go Cats! #SayNo2DV
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Aspley champion Matthew Payne has re-written the history books after claiming a second NEAFL Most Valuable Player Award by a single vote in thrilling conclusion at the Doltone House in Sydney on Sunday night. Payne, 30, polled seven votes in the final round against Gold Coast to hold off Canberra young gun Jordan Harper in the race to the finish line. An inaugural NEAFL MVP winner in 2014, Payne kicked off his 2016 season with a maximum- vote effort in Round 1 against Southport. The 30-year-old was soon overtaken in Round 5 by teammate James Ives, before regaining the lead in Round 12. But the challengers kept coming, in particular Harper who took over outright first position a week before voting became withheld from the public. Harper, 22, led by seven votes when voting went into hiding after Round 16, but Payne polled nine in Aspley’s win over NT Thunder in Round 17 to restore the lead once more. The pair added nine and 10 votes respectively in Round 18, and by Round 20, the margin was three votes in favour of Payne. It came down the final round, where Harper polled nine votes after 38 disposals and two goals in Canberra’s loss to Redland. But Payne’s seven votes, after 31 disposals and eight clearances against the Suns, was enough to get the decorated midfielder over the line. The NEAFL MVP Award is presented to the player uniquely judged the best in the competition by a combination of umpire and coaches votes. The votes are submitted post-game cast on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis. As such, the maximum amount of votes a single player can earn per match is 10 - courtesy of the maximum five votes from both umpires and coaches. Former Gold Coast midfielder Andrew Boston, and last year’s winner Tom Young, finished equal third on 70 votes. NT Thunder’s Cameron Ilett (68) and Redland’s Blake Grewar (65) rounded out the Top 5.
2016 NEAFL MVP LEADERBOARD 87: Matthew Payne (Aspley) 86: Jordan Harper (Canberra) 70: Andrew Boston (Southport) 70: Tom Young (Sydney Uni) 68: Cameron Ilett (NT Thunder) 65: Blake Grewar (Redland) 60: James Ives (Aspley) 59: Matt Rawlinson (Sydney Uni) 57: Jordan Foote (Sydney) 51: Jack Steele (Giants) 51: Nic Newman (Sydney)
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ST GEORGE DRAGONS The pre-season started for the Dragons in November 2015 with great expectations. The committee had decided to expand our team numbers by entering a team in Division 4. It was hoped that we might receive some grant money and be able to install lights under which we could play night matches. Little did we know how important that would be! Numbers were still good when trials began keeping spirts high. 2 weeks out from the start of the competition we inherited a fifth side being the Under 19 Div 2. We knew that this would stretch our volunteer resources but it was a necessary conse- quence of our St George Academy. With the lighting system now a reality it meant that we could play all 5 matches at home on the one day, albeit a very long day. As we approach the finals our dreams could never match the reality. Our Div 4 missed out on finals on percentages, the Premier Div, Div 1 and Under 19 Div 1 will finish either second or third and our newest team Under 19 Div 2 will be Minor Premiers. We have had well over 200 players turn out in the Red and White. Who would have thought! We have also celebrated many milestones. Terry Mudge coached his 100th Prem Div game with the club, Declan Donohue played his 200th Prem Div match for the Dragons, David Lycakis, Daniel Napper and Nick Ryan have played their 100th Prem Div match and 100th senior game for the Dragons and Paul Sain played his 100th senior game. We have also secured a sizeable grant to further upgrade our facilities and have entered into an arrangement with St George cricket to remove the concrete cricket pitch and to have the part-time services of a groundsman. The Dragons want to be a permanent force in Sydney AFL.
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UTS BATS 2016 is shaping up to be one of the Club’s most successful yet. Led by Senior Coach Nic Fosdike a strong focus for the Club has been on the senior playing group. This has filtered through all grades with 5 of 6 teams now con- firmed for finals. In a first since promotion to the top grade, the Bats 1st grade side will compete in AFL Sydney Premier Division finals while the Shamrocks Women’s team have gone through the regular season undefeated to finish Sydney AFL Wom- en’s Division 1 Minor Premiers.
2016 has seen the Bats men’s 3rd grade side promoted to Division 2 following a strong performance in 2015 and the 4th grade side promoted to Division 4 after win- ning the Division 5 Premiership in 2015. Strong playing numbers in the off-season has also seen depth added across the grades and led to the Club re-entering a 5th Men’s team. New Club phyios from Anzac Parade Physiotherapy have helped keep players on the field. Fielding 6 teams (5 mens & a womens) has been no easy feat and is a credit to all the coaches and committee who have volunteered their time throughout 2016!
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PENNANT HILLS
After the success of 2015, there was great optimism for the new season in 2016 and the challenges to build on great progress for the club.
In a ‘courageous’ move, the Club once again fielded six teams in 2016, five men’s teams and gambling on the formation of a new women’s team, another first for Pennant Hills. Although the season for our Women’s team has finished, the five wins achieved by them in the Division One competition has exceeded everyone’s expectations and the ‘experiment’ has been an outstanding success. The Club is confident our Women’s foundation is strong and all has been set for bigger and better things in 2017.
From our men’s teams, we expect four, if not all five sides to make finals. Last year’s Grand Finalists, Premier Division and Division One, have both had mixed seasons in 2016, display- ing glimpses of brilliance but also struggling with consistency at times. Premier Division will likely finish 4th or 5th and we would expect them to lift for finals and be very competitive. Division One needs to win its remaining matches and qualifying for finals may depend on other results.
Our Division Three and Five teams have led their respective competitions for most of the season. With their H&A season complete, Division Five are Minor Premiers, ahead by 2 games, having lost only one match. Pennant Hills also leads in Division Three and, if results go as expected, they will also finish Minor Premiers. Both teams will be very competitive in finals.
Pennant Hills Under 19s have also had a mixed year and sit in 5th place. Going on form, our boys should finish the season on a positive note and will be a danger team in finals. The undefeated North Shore look good for the flag, but who knows what might happen in the pressure of finals?
As to personal achievements, two players, Kieran Wright and Sebastian Parker, reached their 200 game milestones and three others, Rob Watts, Sam Widmer and Pete Barnes played their 150th games during the season. Premier Division Coach, Chris Yard, will reach 100 games as the Club’s senior coach by season-end.
We encourage all Demons fans to come along and support our teams throughout the finals series.
Want to talk Demons history? Then drop us a line at [email protected].
Go Penno!
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Saturday 27th August
Premier Division Qualifying Final—Saturday 4.45pm Blacktown ISP
Sunday 28th August
Premier Division Elimination Final—Sunday 3.30pm Blacktown ISP
In 2016 all Premier Division matches have been filmed and can be viewed via the PMY AFL Sydney Portal www.aflsydney.tv
All finals games will be uploaded for viewing after each round
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Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 XAVIER STEVENSON 1 Brendan Browne 2 JESSE MUDGE 2 James Caica 3 ALEXANDER WYNN 3 Joshua Maddox 4 EARL SHAW 5 DANIEL COOPER 4 Harrison Callahan 6 BLAKE GUTHRIE 5 Rohan Bates 7 DAVID LYCAKIS 6 Zachary Parsons 8 MICHAEL MILNER 7 Daniel Hines 9 DECLAN DONOHUE 9 Rawson Kirkhope 10 JAKE BROWN 11 Jason Fleming 11 JUSTIN MALDIGRI 13 Frank Boland 12 DANIEL NAPPER 14 Ben Nethersole 13 BRYCE ADDISON 15 Scott Tregoning 14 KARL MERSON 17 Ben Moyle (C) 15 NICK SHAW 18 Kaizaad Mehta 16 HARRISON GREEN 18 NATHAN KENNY 19 Liam Bedford 19 NICK RYAN 21 Braedon Jones 20 BEN WHARTON 22 Daniel Crouch 21 NICK SHIPLEY 23 Jai Lyons 22 DYLAN ADDISON 25 David Smith 23 TIM COENEN 26 Daniel Breese 24 DANIEL TOMLINS 28 Tom Perks 25 RYAN MERCER 32 Scott Dadswell 26 TRAVIS MARTIN 27 PAUL SAIN 33 Tom Larby 29 MATT JONES 36 Sam Nethersole 30 JORDAN WEST 37 Brett Liddell 40 BEN HODGSON 40 Bradley Harricks 43 Patrick Brennan
45 Joshua Moyle
49 Andrew Morley 50 Nick Morling
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Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 M Varjavandi 1 STEVIE WRAY 2 D Roberts 2 SEBATIAN PARKER 4 L Hayres 3 AARON CRISFIELD 8 C Murphy 9 C Walsh 4 MATT THOMAS 11 W Bradley 5 RANGA EDIRIWICKRAMA 12 W Blackburne 6 BRANDON CLARK 13 C Parsons 11 THEO MORAITIS 15 K Latham 13 HARRY ANGEL 16 L Robertson 14 DANIEL PREEN 17 D Baron Hay 15 KIERAN WRIGHT 18 T Alexander 16 TIMOTHY WALES 18 S Lee-Steere
20 P Codling 18 DANIEL WITT 24 T Strudwick 19 LLOYD SHEPHERD 25 D Schacher 20 NICHOLAS HEY 26 T Weston 21 NICK EYNAUD 28 W Taylor 25 DAMIAN DELL’AQUILA 29 C Holmes 27 JESSE HARE 31 S Mason 28 CAMERON SMITH 32 S Barkley 31 JAMES DUNN 33 A Baker
34 H Carr 33 THOMAS ANGEL 35 J Loneragan 37 JACK PATTEN 37 N Hurrell 38 SAMUEL WIDMER 38 J Prato 39 NICHOLAS LOW 39 J Cubis 40 LACHLAN VILE 41 R Lynch 42 THOMAS EDMONDS 48 J Veale 44 TED WIDMER 50 N Wright 45 MATT PREEN 51 R Hebron
52 M Wilson 47 NATHAN COOPER 55 N Campbell 48 ZACK SMITH 52 JOSH BOAG 1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL BOMBERS DEMONS www.sydneyafl.com.au 14 Finals Week 1- 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 2 Morris Andrew 11 Steven Wilsen 3 Marc Williams 16 Harry Green 4 Dylan Brogan 17 Shannon Randell 5 James Brackin 28 David Ryan 7 Tom Ellen 30 Dominic Michalek 8 Joshua Young 32 Tim Tegg 10 Gavin Nixon 33 Tyler Gorman-Brown 11 Geoffrey Smith 34 Wilsen Murray 12 Peter Le Breton 35 Jack Guthrie 13 Daniel Martin 36 Lachie Perris 14 Andrew Robertson 37 Matthew Griffiths 15 Simon Mcinerney 38 Mitchell Edwards 16 Mitch Hansen 39 Ben Hodgson 17 Sam Simpson 40 Chris Windle 18 Paul Hayes 41 Daniel Cooper 19 Logan Mead 42 Tayla Mitchell 21 Ben Kucharski 43 Maxwell Jeffrey 22 Chris Hayes 44 Jack Hill 23 Tim Cameron 45 Rodney Craig 24 Angus Rodgers 46 Michael Holmes 25 Lewis Crinti 47 Steven Nabaki 26 Tim Cordner 48 Blake Willems 27 Pierce Johnson 49 Donald Hoban 30 Jackson Brackin 50 Mitchell Wild 32 Sean Ellicott 51 Mitchell Gray 34 Alexander Benson 52 Daniel Russell 36 Andre Sliwka 53 Tim Brooks 38 William Bickersteth 54 Dylan Sanderson 39 Chris Ephraums 55 Nathaniel Mckenzie-Hicks 46 James Coburn 56 Riley Waters 50 Lachlen Fleet 57 Kuiam Anu 51 Hugh Jarmen 58 Matthew Jones 54 Stuart Jamieson 59 Callum Andrews 80 Riley Cooper 60 Liam Maze 86 James Moylan
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL WARRIORS DRAGONS www.sydneyafl.com.au 15 Finals Week 1 - 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 Ethan Barclay 1 Adam Byrne 2 Patrick Barclay 2 Michael Stacey 3 Steve O'Connor 3 Justin Taylor 4 Andrew Carey 4 Ben Rogers 5 Kent Weir 5 Jordan Pidgeon 6 Josh Mann 6 Jesse Dransfield 7 Ben Molyneaux 7 Ryan Terrey 8 Daniel Lim 8 Matthew Cahill 9 Leighton Corr 9 Josh Terrey 10 Andrew Polkinghorne 10 Darcy Jenson 11 Scott Coombes 11 Luke Jarjoura 12 Manoj Yuvarajan 12 Brayden Pidgeon 13 Lucas Bendt 13 Arin Rickett 14 Mike O'Grady 14 Hayden Landels 15 Fabian McLeod 15 Sam Halley 16 Daniel McIntyre 16 Stuart McKinley 17 James Denton 17 Brody Crane 18 Jack Schwarze 18 Jesse Haurua 20 Ben Akmens 20 Angus Barwick 21 David Bertram 21 Grant Webb 22 Daniel Hurwood 22 Najeeb Mirzaie 23 Daniel Clifford 23 Jalen Timms 24 Alex Van Veen 24 Reece Morris 25 Connor Moore 25 Daniel Newcombe 26 Wade Stoitse 30 Joshua Bartlett 27 Ben Hynes 33 Andrew Munns 31 Jarrod Van Veen 35 Anthony Bishop 34 Scott Woods 36 Andrew Grogan 39 Ash Moeller 37 Lachlan Pryor 44 Tate Dimech 38 David Hook 45 Michael Lennox 39 Harry Spiteri 54 Matthew Newson Luke Mansour 59 Aaron Hill 60 Tim Baracz
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL MAGIC GOANNAS www.sydneyafl.com.au 16 Finals Week 1- 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 Jackson Cini 2 Abu Bah 1 Finn Robbins 3 Tim Tegg 3 Justin Cann 4 Liam Maze 4 Sachin Burns 5 Jayden Hall 5 Johnny Pawle 6 Brandon Norton 7 Matt Saunders 6 Andrew Pappas 8 Paddy Tegg 7 William Tyson 9 Matt Knight 8 Luke Johnson 10 Brenden Dimevski 11 Ash Flanagan 9 Cooper Smith 12 Dom Soffe 12 Nicolas Blakey 13 Liam Judd 13 Luke Reid 14 Sean Barnes 15 Jack Lawrence 14 Kaia Reynolds-Erler 16 Dom Michalak 15 Luke Robson 17 Liam Parnell 16 Joey Reinhard 18 Zac Newton 19 Jackson Sweet 17 Joshua Dever 20 Tyler Gorman-Brown 20 Jarrod Wachman 21 Max Jeffrey 21 Jake Bartholomaeus 22 Johnno Pearson 23 Liam Sansom 23 Jack Buckley 24 Blake Willems 24 Ryan Danne 25 Josh Round 25 Harry Lewis 26 Lachy Ryan 26 Adam Lawther 27 Tayla Mitchell 27 Michael Smith 28 Dylan Sanderson 29 Trav Jemmeson 28 Campbell Johnston 30 Zac Rowlands 29 1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL DRAGONS BULLDOGS www.sydneyafl.com.au 17 Finals Week 1 - 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 Kenny Dann 1 Jed Corbett 2 Alec Reid 2 Sam Howard 3 Jarrod Coomby 3 Isaac Pearson 5 Jonty Kelly 4 Josh Stern 9 Callum O'Toole 5 Harry Rivers 10 Ben Ryan 6 Patrick De Le Mare 7 Nick Eynaud 12 Hamish MacDonald 8 Michael Fiedler 15 Jaad Matesic 9 Ethan Claxton 19 Aaron Holland 10 Zack Smith 20 William Gamble 11 Keiren Briggs 21 William Lourey 12 Ben Woollett 21 Lachlan Kirk 13 Joel Cousens 22 Luke Essenstam 14 Aidan Russell 24 Sam Wilson 15 Jesse Vidot-Coleman 26 Jack Burgess 16 Josh Swinnerton 29 Jarod Falconer 17 James Carroll 31 Bailie Leonard 18 Chris Allan 31 Will Stewart 19 Ely Smith 33 Kieran Churchill 20 Anthony Woodward 34 James Bell 21 Will Johnson 36 Fintan Smith 22 James Peatling 37 Jacob Hennessy 23 Will Anson 40 Will Howitt 24 Lincoln Pearson 41 Owen Christie 26 Dominic Moraitis 46 Brendan Davis 27 Mathew Preen 50 Jack Thompson 28 Mike Carroll 51 Kyle Veerhuis 29 Anthon Johnston 1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL THUNDER DEMONS www.sydneyafl.com.au 18 Finals Week 1- 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 Cassie Lees 1 Emma Brown 2 Steph Foster 2 Bree Calderwood 4 Codie Briggs 3 Chavvauhn Calver 5 Grace Fowler 4 Melissa Ciraolo 8 Rosie Morison 5 Clare Calver 10 Sarah Dickson 6 Kristy De Pellegrini 12 Hannah Gray 7 Makenzie Eddington
13 Rosie Graham 8 Lindsay Fortner 16 Laura Holdsworth 9 Melissa Freckelton 17 Alexandra Bowen 10 Sian Furniss
18 Charline Wood 11 Dominique Goom 19 Hayley Warren 12 Andriana Grujevska 21 Tayla Stahl 13 Natalie Gunther 23 Rowena Morgan 14 Belinda Harrison 24 Frankie Hocking 15 Melanie Hibbert 25 Alex Schroder 16 Erika Hosking 29 Stacy Cross 17 Kathryn Hull 32 Lil Ferrier Gantner 18 Amy Kowski 34 Verna Iles 19 Ashlee McClure 35 Taylor Blaydon 20 Jenna Miller 38 Claire Groom 21 Anna Mugridge 40 Anouska Scarfe 22 Margarita Obien 41 Zara Lee
54 Siobhan Poynton 23 Elise Pfoeffer 55 Elise Hogan 24 Jessica Picton 62 Lauren Foy 25 Michelle Podnecky 63 Melissa Fountain 26 Lisa Roper 64 Tram Nguyen 27 Shannon Rowe 71 Jess Hean 28 Karen Saavedra Ramirez 79 Brooke Davis 29 Crystal Scocco 88 Michelle Bova 30 Madison Smith 90 Tash Devlin 31 Rianna Stojko 93 Beth Watts 32 Melissa Vuong
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL BREAKAWAYS PW www.sydneyafl.com.au 19 Finals Week 1 - 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 Nicola Wiggins 1 Nicola Vrachnas 2 Nicola Barr
2 Mai Nguyen 3 Anna Johnson 3 Kiera Rogerson 4 Meg Haynes 4 Ra Shea 5 Erin Doyle 5 Melita Morriss 6 Megan Andresen 7 Emma McKay 7 Orlaith Spooner 8 Jennifer Lew 8 Shani Lauf 9 Meredith Gray 9 Holly Cogle 10 Emily Matheson 10 Roxanne McGee 11 Alice Wood 11 Jasmine Smith 12 Aoife McDonnell 12 Ella McCrossin 13 Maebh O’Shaughnessy 14 Madelaine Collier 14 Sera Kaukiono 15 Chiara Binazzi 15 Phoebe Monahan 16 Chloe Scrimshaw 16 Rhiannon Coulsen 17 Amy Foo 17 Rebecca Beeson 18 Charly Rose Iron 18 Remi Banuelous 19 Clare Sullivan 19 Sarah Steele Park 20 Lara Creber 20 Amy Sarandopolous 21 Tara McKenty 22 Elizabeth Sadler 21 Sandra Janjetovic 23 Karyn Cushen 22 Anne-Lise Bidou 24 Margot Alais 24 Rachelle Godman 25 Olivia Warren 25 Ingrid Nielson 26 Jasmine Fergus 26 Tia Bool 27 Casey Samuels 27 Hannah Turnbull 30 Rachael Stack
28 Alison How
30 Amy Priestly
31 Jemma Still 32 Sasha Banki
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL STINGRAYS BOMBERS www.sydneyafl.com.au 20 Finals Week 1- 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 Lewis, Tom 1 Danny Saunders 5 Watters, Jarryd 2 Taylor Currant 6 Garrick, Nicholas 3 Hayden Duczek 8 Johnson, Anthony 4 Ryan Forrester 9 Cunningham, Benjamin 5 James Bowman 10 Sykes, Benjamin 6 Rhys Horton 13 Montague, Mick 7 Shaun Wicken 14 Bowden, Mark 8 Luke Bayne 9 Daniel Balderston 15 Fraser-Krause, Sudket 10 Tom Rice 16 Bandy, Christopher 11 Zac Podbury 17 Goode, Michael 12 Mitch Burton 20 Codling, Patrick 13 Brad Wicken 22 Saunders, Jake 14 Jeffrey Morgan 26 Buis, Alexander 15 Bevan Behets 27 Morgan, Alec 16 Brendan Jones 29 Alcock, Ben 17 Josh Bryant 30 Hezlett, Ryan 18 Jarrod Downton
34 Marquez, Marlon 19 Aaron Finlay 35 Smith, Tristan 21 Nick Pettas 36 Burton Xavier 22 Kyle Smith 39 Croft, Nicholas 23 Blake Parker 40 Quail, Angus 24 Daniel Bushell 41 Slater, Luke 25 Aaron Mutimar 42 Reddie, Adam 26 Alan Stoneham 43 Joannides, Robert 27 Matthew Brown 44 Middendorf, Ziggy 28 Isaac Carrerra 45 Buskariol, Matt 29 Jonathan Moore 47 McColl, Liam 30 Justin Costello 48 Hickey, Benjamin 31 Scott Giles 49 Jackson, Sam 32 Andrew Cruwys 52 McGuiness, Michael 33 Bowen Kelly 55 Barclay, Jack 34 Chris Cairns 58 Roy, Angrad 35 Hayden Mitchell
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL BOMBERS MAGPIES www.sydneyafl.com.au 21 Finals Week 1 - 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 Joshua Van Luenen 1 Mitchell Stevens 2 Christopher Murray 3 Jacob Field 3 James Broadbent 5 Mitch Renehan 4 Nicholas Hills 6 Jake Sultana 5 Jordan Beveridge 7 Daniel Schroot 6 Mark Halteh 8 Matt Laffan 7 Mark Maher 9 Jakob Vearing 8 Fraser Brown 10 Ben McGovern 9 Rhys Newman 14 Matthew Payne 10 Blake McCrossen 15 Zac Pianta 11 Mitchell Sapiatzer 16 Phillip Aumann 12 Mitchell Hogan 17 Matt Beasley 13 William Wylie 19 Angus Ehrl 14 Jarryd Anthony Boyd 20 Tom McNamara 15 Matthew Edwards 21 Josh Anasis 16 James Dixon 23 James Devlin 17 Taine Gilheany 24 Nathan Rowley 18 Thomas Glynn 25 Jake Pianta 19 Mark Street 26 Lachlan Smith 20 Aaron Beves 28 Josh Rodman 21 Daniel McKay 29 Max McNamara 22 Brenton Sommerville 31 Chris Nolan 23 Matthew Withers 34 Tom Noble 24 Shane Doherty 37 Brayden Wilson 25 Matthew Lecek 38 Jayden Stevens 26 Matthew Smith 45 Joel Fisher 27 Timothy Georgiou 46 Nathan Wright 28 Josiah Ayling 50 Darren Hartney 29 James Bottin-Noonan 30 Blake Pearce 31 Sean Lakeman 32 Bailey McPharland 33 Jared Mullaney 34 Victor Musgrave 35 Adam Storey 1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL CATS RAMS www.sydneyafl.com.au 22 Finals Week 1- 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 MARK WRIGHT 4 JONO SWANTON 2 CILLIAN STRITCH 5 GREG HUME 3 MICHAEL MARTIN 6 MICAHEL BAGLIN 4 THOMAS HURRELL 9 TIMOTHY ACHESON 13 JACOB ADAMS 5 JAKE REID 14 NATHAN BILBE 6 RHYS WILLIAMS 15 DONALD OLLINGTON 7 JEROMAIA DETTO 16 GREGORY COOK 8 DEAN HUGHEY 17 SIMON STOJANOVIC 9 JOHN HOOK 19 CHRIS YARD 10 MILES COPE-SUMMERFIELD 20 ALEX ROBERTSON 11 RICHIE COSGROVE 22 JACKSON BRACKIN 12 DENNIS LUGLI 23 MICHAEL CHATMAN 14 CHRISTOPHER TRAIL 25 JOEL MCMULLAN 15 NICHOLAS DOWSETT 27 ADAM DOWNTON 16 LIAM GLEESON 28 MATTHEW THARME 17 CAMERON MCKENZIE 29 NICK GRICKS 18 THOMAS REYNOLDS 33 CARTER MULLINS 19 RICKY CAIN 34 DANIEL RICHARDS 20 MARK CULLEN 35 NICHOLAS BAGLIN 21 LUKE HEDGE 36 RICHARD SHOLL 22 SAM WRIGHT 39 MATT SCARLETT 42 ADAM OMISORE 23 THOMAS EDWARDS 49 ROD VOWELL 24 JOSH TIGHE 50 BRENDAN JACQUET 25 BLAIR TRAVIS 51 HEYDON PALLIER 26 PAUL YOUNG 52 PAUL REDPATH 27 TIMOTHY O’DONNELL 53 CHRIS WHITE 28 JEREMY PINYON 54 PHIL JONES 29 SEAN MARTIN 55 MATTHEW MILES 30 ANDREW YANITSIS 57 SIMON CAKE 31 EAMONN BRIERS 58 PHILLIP HARE 32 NATHAN MALLEY 60 JEFF HARDMAN 1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL JETS BLUES www.sydneyafl.com.au 23 Finals Week 1 - 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 3 Mathew Carter 1 Ben Bloore 4 Nathan Mace 2 James Weston 5 Nicholas De Gorter 3 Cory Rutland 5 Jay Hamilton 6 Scott Brain 7 Chad Fitzsimmons 8 Christopher Baglin 8 Mat Jenson 9 Matthew Scarlett 9 Shaun Paget 10 Cian Furlong 10 Chris Wolfe 12 David Smith 13 Tye Jackson 13 Harry Angel 14 Bryce Martin 14 Glenn Watts 15 Andre Stamolous 15 Nathan Breen 16 Greg Fitzgerald 18 Josh Mott 17 Jason Haddock 20 Craig Maynard 18 James Watkins 22 Jack Leedham 19 Ben Smith 24 Danny Strange 20 Chris Underwood 26 Jackson Preedy 21 Lachlan Bolwell 27 Michael Cousens 24 Alex Colman 29 Brett Thompson 25 Daniel Beech 30 Cameron Dunn 26 Russell Andrews 32 Fraser Nixon 27 Max Mcillhatton 28 Daniel Hockey 34 Regan Pinker 29 David Wolfe 37 Andrew D’Archy 30 Mitch Tofler 39 Cody Stucker 32 Ryan Geer 44 Ben Hooper 34 Aaron Cottrell 46 Adam Dallas 36 Rhys Hamilton
47 Stewart Hodges 37 Ian Andrews 53 Jed McChlery 69 Scott Smith 54 Evan Danilo 96 Riley Mitchell 60 Riley Miedler
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL DEMONS KNIGHTS www.sydneyafl.com.au 24 Finals Week 1- 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 Steven Hirche 1 Tyrone Burnet 3 Matthew Bell 3 Matt Hagias 6 Nicholas Garrick 4 James Clark 5 Nick Bauer 8 Richard Snowden 6 Patrick Brown 10 Nicholas Harris 8 Daniel Ferreira 13 Mark Bowen 9 James Hedrick 14 Angad Roy 10 Nicholas MacNamara 15 Hamish Beynon 12 Shaun Silver 18 Zach Manley 15 Luke McManus 20 Pierce Brennan 16 Daniel Watson 23 William Clarke 18 Edward Taffa 24 Robert Joannides 20 Zac Thorneycroft 26 Andrew Phelan 21 Dominic Whelan 27 Andrew Montgomery 22 Douglas Houston 32 Addison Hunter 24 Chris Jepsen 34 Daniel Floyd 26 Joshua Murray 35 Alexander Buis 27 Spencer Pascal 45 Charles Mansfield 28 Brad Wooten 53 Jack Jones 29 Daniel Lazarus 55 Mark Thomas 30 Todd Thorn-Saville 56 Ben Alcock 31 Jefferson-Clyde Joseph 32 Louis Russell 70 Michael Goode 34 Matt Talarico 74 Nick McNamara 35 Jonathan Bocking 75 Joshua Miles 36 Brad Stewart Daniel Baxter 38 Dane Williams Jamieson Doyle-Taylor 39 Jos Ellison Peter Gurry 43 Nicholas Brunton Michael Jones 44 Michael Brennan Jack Masome 45 Rodney Simpkin Andrew McGrath 46 Stuart Henderson Nicholas Snowden 47 Matt Walkington Craig Tidermann 48 Hugh Cashmore
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL BOMBERS BATS www.sydneyafl.com.au 25 Finals Week 1 - 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 Callum Dean 1 Chad Abbott 2 Dean Hughey 2 Tomas Edwards 3 Michael Martin 3 Kieran Matic 4 Josh Tighe 4 Sam Mischewski 5 Cillian Strich 4 Jared Boccanfuso 6 Tim O’Donnell 5 Tanaka Nhongo 7 Jake Reid 7 Scott Walker 8 Mattias Gilanyi 8 Christian Hammerton 9 John Hook 9 Isaac Martin 10 Joseph Barrett 10 Josh Benetatos 11 Jeremy Wilson 12 Chris Hardy 12 Denni Lugli 13 Blair Mcfarlane 13 Mark Cullen 14 Axel Norris 14 Ryan Nelson 15 Brendan Ennis 15 Paul Young 17 Sam Prendergast 16 Tom Scheibling 18 Luke Taylor 17 Jeromaia Detto 19 James Davey 18 Noel Friesen 21 Manning Begg 19 Nick Dowsett 22 Dan Wilson 20 Gabriel McCauley 23 Jack Gaudion 21 Joseph Summers 24 Mark Lister 22 Thomas Reynolds 25 David Starkey 23 Thomas Edwards 26 Caleb St Ather 24 William Morris 26 Ryman White 25 Blair Travis 27 Curtis Judge 26 Sam Wright 28 Gus Robinson 27 Kenneth Coles 30 Lachlan Godfrey 28 Jeremy Pinyon 33 Kyall Homberg 29 Tom Pinyon 34 Patrick Hoey 30 Cameron McKenzie 35 David Rountree 32 Nathan Malley 36 Riley Adam 33 Andrew Yanitas 37 Ben Altman 34 Mathew English 38 Jack Penton 35 Nathan Radford 44 Ollie Duthie
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL BULLDOGS STUDENTS www.sydneyafl.com.au 26 Finals Week 1- 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 Kat Liss 1 Jaimi Green 2 Georgia Hilton 2 Siobhan Luczak 3 Steph Briggs 3 Natalie Szabo 4 Georgia Willmot 4 Kimberly Chan 6 Aislinn Millett 5 Shellee Gibson 7 Christine Kirby 6 Elise Kidd 8 Danielle Dimond 7 Leah Projevski 9 Courtney Corr 8 Leanne Kidd 10 Jaimie Mann 9 Chloe Abbott 11 Rebekah Leard 10 Nicola Kennedy 12 Rebecca Leeds 11 Ellen Crewdson 13 Samantha Poole 12 Rebecca Howe 14 Monique Freeman 13 Genevieve Poore 15 Jennifer Wills 14 Kassandra Chan 18 Michaela Young 15 Kelly Chan 19 Lauren Moore 16 Kate Stanton 20 Kate O’Hagan 17 Michelle Foscarini 21 Jana Webb 18 Jenni Stanton 22 Amanda Lim 19 Amy Woods 23 Tiarne Kleyn 20 Casey-Ley Moane 25 Gordean Hill 21 Laura Russell 26 Jasmine Peters 27 Simone Freeman 22 Rachel Jones 28 Lucy Nisa 23 Ashlee Smith 29 Helena Smith 24 Larissa Parry
25 Kat Gow
26 Erin Quigley
27 Jaimee Green 28 Ellie Priest 29 Shae Parkhill 30 Lynie Herbert 31 Stine Aasrum 38 Aleisha Chessell
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL SAINTS MAGIC www.sydneyafl.com.au 27 Finals Week 1 - 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 J. Harvey 8 Alex Mamfredas 2 N. Pidgeon 11 Luke Culhane 3 B. Challen 12 Charbel Azzi 13 Ricky Harman 4 A. Flanagan 14 Anthony Lombardo 5 J. Lawrence 16 Eric Lahey 6 B. Lamb 20 Ryan Hartley 7 L. Bognar 33 Josh Masters 8 A. Fanous 38 Conner Wilkinson 9 L. Murray 41 Kurtis Deans 10 J. Johnstone 46 Josh Purcell 11 T. Mitchell 48 Nadim Kassem 12 E. Watts 51 Jack Ryan 13 M. Johnson 53 Jonathan Nieser 14 P. Lukas 54 Jarrod Deans 15 M. Watson 56 Luke Phipps 16 K. Ayres 59 Jas Cronin 17 D. Zissis 63 Daniel Thomas 18 L. Parnell 64 Drew McLeod 19 R. McMahon 66 Brendan Jones 20 Z. Rowlands 67 Daniel Slane 70 Kaya Bremner 21 J. Round Cooper Newton 22 T. Moore Blake Farah 23 A. Aronis Blake Tucker 24 B. Travers Taidhg Ryan 25 C. Horbury
26 J. Smyth
27 J. Garthon 28 B. Travers 29 L. Ryan 30 S. Bobosevic
1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL DRAGONS MAGPIES www.sydneyafl.com.au 28 Finals Week 1- 27th-28th August
Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 2 Tom YOUNG 3 Tom AYTON 14 Mitchell Hallahan 4 Austin LUCY 34 Mackenzie Willis
5 Sam FONG 36 Joshua Schoenfeld 6 Matthew RAWLINSON 38 Jesse Joyce 7 Aron EVERETT 8 Erol SERTBAS 40 Thomas Keough 9 Jacob DERICKX 43 Nicholas Kempe 10 Mitchell THOMPSON 44 Darcy Macpherson 11 Nick FOSTER 12 Aaron DAY 45 Jack Bowes 13 Jordan LAW 47 Bradley Scheer
14 Monty KROCHMAL 48 Sebastian Tape 15 Nick WINMAR 49 Curtis Marsden 17 Jackson POTTER 18 Damien BONNEY 50 Sam Davidson 19 Jarrod IRVING 51 Connor West 20 Spencer KROCHMAL 52 Daniel Charlesworth 21 Lewis STEVENSON 22 Sam TAGLIABUE 53 Jacob Dawson 23 Kane MURPHY 54 Joshua Williams 24 Tim BARTON 55 Harry Simington 25 Zachary FYFFE 56 Jessie Esam 26 Will SIERAKOWSKI 27 Gabe ORR 57 Shawn Watson 28 Michael MANTEIT 58 Max Spencer 29 Will TAYLOR 59 Brodie Foster 30 Tom McCAFFREY 33 Liam BEDFORD 60 Brayden Crossley 35 Daniel PREEN 36 Andrew SIERAKOWSKI 61 Lachlan Ritchie 37 Mitchell MAHADY 62 Kai Sheers 43 Matthew VICIC 1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL STUDENTS SUNS www.sydneyafl.com.au 29 Finals Week 1 - 27th-28th August
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2016 LEADING GOALKICKERS
Premier Division TOT
DANIEL BREESE UTS BATS 53
ANDREW MCCONNELL EAST COAST EAGLES 45
BEN ZOPPO WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES 38
Division One TOT
LUKE JARJOURA HOLROYD PARRAMATTA GOANNAS 68
ETHAN BARCLAY WESTERN MAGIC 45
SAM ZICKMAN PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 35
Division Two TOT
PHILLIP AUMANN PENRITH RAMS 77
MARC DRAGICEVIC RANDWICK CITY SAINTS 55
MITCHELL STEVENS PENRITH RAMS 51
Division Three TOT
JASON HADDOCK WOLLONDILLY KNIGHTS 58
FRASER NIXON PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 50
JOSH HOWE NOR-WEST JETS 41
Division Four TOT
LACHLAN SIMPSON UNSW ES BULLDOGS 52
DAVID WILLIAMS ST GEORGE DRAGONS 49
Division Five TOT
ANDREW KYPRIANOU BALMAIN TIGERS 73
DREW BURDEN PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 43
Under 19s Division One TOT
SAM WILSON SOUTH COAST THUNDER 46
HARRISON CARR NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 29
Under 19s Division Two TOT
CONNOR MOORE WESTERN MAGIC 31
LUKE HYLAND WESTERN MAGIC 31
Women’s Premier Division TOT
REBECCA BEESON UNSW ES STINGRAYS 43
LAURA HOLDSWORTH NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS 37
Women’s Division One TOT
GILLIAN BEHAN UTS SHAMROCKS 54
CATHERINE STANTON WOLLONGONG SAINTS 44 www.sydneyafl.com.au 32