Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May AFL AROUND THE GROUNDS LADDER

P W L D % Pts Fremantle 4 4 0 0 135 16 GWS 4 3 1 0 133 12 Collingwood 4 3 1 0 128 12 After one of the most devastating storms in recent times, AFL Sydney Premier Division Sydney 4 3 1 0 125 12 almost all games were postponed with only 6 games going Adelaide 4 3 1 0 124 12 Tips for Round 4 Western Bulldogs 4 3 1 0 105 12 ahead on the ANZAC day weekend. ‘The Rookie’ ‘Danny’ Hawthorn 4 2 2 0 141 8 Dragons by 20 Dragons by 31 Premier Division were very fortunate to have no games West Coast 4 2 2 0 125 8 Bats by 4 Students by 19 called off or moved as the sun came out for a glorious Satur- Richmond 4 2 2 0 118 8 Bombers by 8 Giants by 42 day afternoon. There were some blowout victories across the North Melbourne 4 2 2 0 103 8 Demons by 3 Eagles by 11 games which has given those winning sides a handy percent- Essendon 4 2 2 0 97 8 Melbourne 4 2 2 0 96 8 age boost which could come in handy at the end of the season after an even three rounds of the com- Port Adelaide 4 2 2 0 89 8 petition that only see’s one team undefeated. Manly Warringah showed that last weeks loss was just Carlton 4 1 3 0 82 4 a minor hiccup defeating UNSW/ES by 109 points at Village Green. It was a solid performance by the St Kilda 4 1 3 0 78 4 Giants who will now look to continue their dominance through the next few rounds. Pennant Hills Geelong 4 1 3 0 72 4 continued their unbeaten start to the year with a comprehensive 58 point victory over Western Sub- Gold Coast 4 0 4 0 71 0 urbs in the annual ANZAC day clash between the two sides. In the other match involving the other Brisbane 4 0 4 0 52 0 unbeaten team, UTS couldn't find the form they had in Round 1, coming up against a rampant East Coast side, with the Eagles running out 126 point victors . The other Round 3 winner was Sydney Uni- ROUND 4 RESULTS versity who got their first win of 2015 with a hard thought 36 point victory over North Shore. Melbourne 12.11.83 def. Richmond 6.15.51 Carlton 18.13.121 def. St Kilda 12.9.81 Two Women’s Division One matches were able to be played with Newtown showing they are con- Collingwood 9.15.69 def. Essendon 6.13.49 tenders for this years premiership defeating UNSW/ES at Village Green. In the other match, Mac- GWS 16.23.119 def. Gold Coast 7.11.53 quarie University overcame a gallant Southern Power at Gwawley Oval. Port Adelaide 15.9.99 def. Hawthorn 13.13.91 Fremantle 11.8.74 def. Sydney 8.12.60 There are some intriguing matchups in this weekends round of matches which is highlighted by the West Coast 17.16.118 def. Brisbane 9.11.65 big clash between rivals Pennant Hills and East Coast. It is the first meeting of the two sides since East North Melbourne 12.11.83 def. Geelong 9.13.67 Coast’s senior team has returned to Premier Division and there is no love lost between the side. This Western Bulldogs 18.17.125 def. Adelaide 10.8.68 match will be the BLK AFL Sydney Match of the Week kicking off at 6.30pm from Mike Kenny Oval FIXTURES with all the action able to be seen at www.youtube.com/aflsydneylive.

ROUND 5 ROUND 6 Friday 1st May Friday 8th May In other Premier Division matches, UTS host one of the biggest events on the AFL Sydney calendar, Carlton v Collingwood Collingwood v Geelong the UTS Bats Ladies Day where they take on Sydney University at Waverley Oval, a match that last Saturday 2nd May Saturday 9th May year finished all square. St George will be looking to claim their second win of the season after last Richmond v Geelong North Melbourne v Richmond week’s bye as they take on UNSW/ES at Olds Park, while Manly Warringah take on rivals North Shore Sydney v Western Bulldogs Western Bulldogs v St Kilda in the battle for the Bendigo Cup at Weldon Oval. Western Suburbs have the bye this week and will Gold Coast v Brisbane GWS v Hawthorn be looking to regroup after a tough start to the season. North Melbourne v Hawthorn Gold Coast v Adelaide West Coast v GWS Melbourne v Sydney After a wet weekend last week, all teams will be keen to get back on the playing surface and show the Sunday 3rd May Fremantle v Essendon Melbourne v Fremantle Sunday 10th May rest of the competition what they can achieve in 2015. St Kilda v Essendon Carlton v Brisbane Adelaide v Port Adelaide Port Adelaide v West Coast Enjoy your day at the football. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 36 1 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May CODE OF CONDUCT 2015 PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE Round 1 Round 6 Round 11 Round 16 PARENTS & SUPPORTERS Friday, Apr 10 Saturday, May 16 Saturday, Jul 04 Saturday, Aug 15 UTS 16.13 v UNSW/ES 6.5 East Coast v North Shore East Coast v Pennant Hills East Coast v Sydney Uni Saturday, Apr 11 St George v Manly Wests v Sydney Uni St George v North Shore  Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. ECE 15.5 v MW 14.14 Pennant Hills v Sydney Uni UNSW/ES v UTS Pennant Hills v UTS NS 10.15 v WS 10.9 Wests v UTS North Shore v Manly UNSW/ES v Wests  Encourage participation, but don’t force it. PH 16.9 v STG 11.10 UNSW/ES—Bye St George—Bye Manly—Bye  SU—Bye Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. Round 7 Round 12 Round 17 Round 2  Never ridicule mistakes or losses. Supporters are there to support not down- Saturday, May 23 Saturday, Jul 11 Saturday, Aug 22 Saturday, Apr 18 grade. Manly v Sydney Uni North Shore v Sydney Uni UTS v St George STG 17.9 v SU 14.11 UTS v Pennant Hills Pennant Hills v Manly Wests v Manly MW 9.7 v PH 9.14  Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires, administrators and North Shore v St George St George v East Coast North Shore v East Coast NS 11.8 v UNSW/ES 19.16 Sunday, May 24 UTS v Wests Sydney Uni v UNSW/ES spectators. Physical or verbal abuse will not be tolerated. WS 7.4 v ECE 20.14 Wests v UNSW/ES UNSW/ES—Bye Pennant Hills—Bye UTS—Bye  Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time. East Coast—Bye

Round 13 Round 18  Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club Round 3 Round 8 Saturday, Jul 18 Saturday, Aug 29 Saturday, Apr 25 officials in private Saturday, June 13 East Coast v Wests St George v Wests Wests 6.6 v PH 15.10 St George v UTS Manly v UTS Sydney Uni v UTS  Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many such UNSW/ES 4.7 v MW 21.14 Manly v Wests Sunday, Jul 19 Manly v UNSW/ES SU 12.11 v NS 6.12 comments are politically incorrect and it is your coach, team-mates, Club and Sydney Uni v East Coast UNSW/ES v St George Pennant Hill v North Shore Sunday, Apr 26 family that are let down with such remarks. Sunday, Jun 14 Sydney Uni v Pennant Hills East Coast—Bye ECE 21.17 v UTS 3.3 UNSW/ES v North Shore North Shore—Bye STG—Bye  Respect the facilities and equipment of their own and opposing Clubs. Pennant Hills—Bye Sat 5th Sept

 Round 14 Qualifying Final Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct toward Round 4 Round 9 Saturday, Jul 25 any player, official, umpire or supporter. Such actions are totally unacceptable. Saturday, May 02 Saturday, June 20 UTS v East Coast Sun 6th Sept St George v UNSW/ES East Coast v UNSW/ES Manly v St George Elimination Final  Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, coaches, UTS v Sydney Uni UTS v North Shore Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES officials or players. Manly v North Shore Pennant Hills v Wests Sunday, Jul 26 Saturday 12th Sept Pennant Hills v East Coast  Sydney Uni v St George Wests v North Shore 2nd Semi Final Abusive language is unacceptable. Wests—Bye Manly—Bye Sydney Uni—Bye

 Do not use information technology to make or post inappropriate comments Sunday 13th Sept Round 5 against players, clubs, club officials, match officials or the League which is dis- Round 10 Round 15 1st Semi Final Saturday, May 09 Saturday, Jun 27 Saturday, Aug 08 criminatory or offensive. Information technology includes, but is not limited to, East Coast v St George Manly v East Coast St George v Pennant Hills Sunday 20th Sept email, instant messaging, text messages, phone messages, digital images, web- Sydney Uni v Wests North Shore v Pennant Hills North Shore v UTS Preliminary Final UNSW/ES v Pennant Hills UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni site postings (including social media such as Facebook, Twitter and blogs). UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni UTS v Manly Wests v St George Manly v East Coast Sunday, 27th Sept North Shore—Bye UTS—Bye Wests—Bye Grand Final Postal Address

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Phone Number 02 9453 3034 Fax Number 02 9453 3428 Email Address [email protected] www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 2 35 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May 2015 STATISTICS AFL SYDNEY CLUB CONTACTS

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2015 LEADING GOALKICKERS AUBURN GIANTS Amna K-Hassan 0415 282 855 [email protected] BALMAIN TIGERS Andrew Kyprianou 0423 781 021 [email protected] Premier Division LW TOT

U19/3 TRENT STUBBS EAST COAST 5 12 BALMAIN WOMEN’S Laura Holdsworth 0417 791 844 [email protected] Sen Res 's / W Tot Wom JACKSON POLA-SMITH MANLY 6 10 BLACKTOWN MAGIC Fabian McLeod 0431 748 751 [email protected]

SCOTT PIERCE EAST COAST 2 9 CAMDEN Warren Back 0414 795 529 [email protected]

Pennant Hills 300 200 100 600 Division One LW TOT CAMPBELLTOWN David Carey 0423 163 597 [email protected]

LUKE JARJOURA BALMAIN 5 9 EAST COAST EAGLES Peter Physick 0419 264 159 [email protected] Manly Warringah 201 200 50 451 MICHAEL MAY UTS 3 8 GOSFORD WILDCATS Lachlan Thompson 0415 676 867 [email protected] UTS 150 200 100 450 JUSTIN KENNA UTS 2 7 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Justin Cunneen 0433 990 079 [email protected] Division Two LW TOT Moorebank 201 134 100 435 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Pete LeBreton 0423 067 040 [email protected] ASHLEE AZHAR RANDWICK 3 9 MANLY WARRINGAH Russell Clack 0411 666 577 [email protected] Balmain 300 100 0 400 DANIEL SAUNDERS MOOREBANK 3 8 MOOREBANK Mark Coles 0424 249 078 [email protected] ADAM SHELDON MOOREBANK 3 7 Penrith 150 200 50 400 Division Three LW TOT NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS Verna Leigh 0421 805 147 [email protected] Sydney University 150 100 75 325 MITCHELL STEVENS PENRITH 6 13 NOR WEST Dom Shipley 0413 358 131 [email protected]

JAKE SHELLEY PENRITH 4 10 NORTH SHORE Liz Fitzgerald 0417 290 219 [email protected] East Coast Eagles 201 100 0 0 301 HAROLD SLEIGH UTS - 9 PENNANT HILLS Phil Hare 0409 205 213 [email protected] Division Four LW TOT St George 150 100 50 300 PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579 061 [email protected] BEN DOOLEY MOOREBANK 2 6 RANDWICK CITY Jeremy Grant 0414 673 210 [email protected] Blacktown 300 0 0 300 JORDAN PIDGEON HOLROYD-PARRA 3 5 SOUTH COAST THUNDER Michael Dobie 0421 367 725 [email protected] Division Five LW TOT Macquarie University 150 100 50 300 SOUTHERN POWER Lauren Hodgson 0412 771 574 [email protected] STEPHEN SMITH HOLROYD PARRA 0 7

Holroyd Parramatta 0 100 100 200 ANDREW KYPRIANOU BALMAIN 6 7 ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405 546 [email protected]

Under 19s Division One LW TOT SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Tristan Liles 0402 447 966 [email protected] Camden 150 0 50 200 MATTHEW PREEN PENNANT HILLS 6 10 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S Ashlee Morgan 0401 353 121 [email protected]

North Shore 99 0 100 199 HAIM QUIEL UNSW/ES 4 7 UNSW/ES Mark McDonald 0438 386 416 [email protected]

Under 19s Division Two LW TOT UNSW WOMEN’S Karen Hutchison 0414 267 703 [email protected] Nor-West 150 0 7.5 157.5 BEN ZOPPO WESTS 4 8 UTS Justin Kurenda 0415 672 145 [email protected] Randwick City 99 0 50 149 PATRICK MANTHOS WESTS 4 7 UTS SHAMROCKS Simone Faulkner 0431 400 196 [email protected] Women’s Division One LW TOT UNSW/ES 99 0 25 124 WESTERN SUBURBS Nick Miller 0487 410 477 [email protected] ASHLEE MCCLURE STHN POWER 0 4 WESTERN WOLVES Yvette Andrews 0408 281 810 [email protected] Western Suburbs 0 0 100 100 STEPHANIE WALKER SYDNEY UNI 0 4 WOLLONDILLY KNIGHTS Russell Andrews 0414 920 481 [email protected] Women’s Division Two LW TOT Southern Power 0 100 0 100 ERIN MCALISTER MOOREBANK 3 3 WOLLONGONG SAINTS Jessie Mulholland 0431 087 092 [email protected]

Gosford 0 0 0 0 YASHAR KAMMOUN AUBURN 3 3 NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION Will MacArthur 0433 723 803 [email protected] www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 34 3 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May FIXTURES 2015 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS FIXTURES — MAY 2nd—3rd FIXTURES — MAY 9th—10th DIVISION FIVE P W L D % %WON Premier Division Premier Division 1 PENRITH 2 2 0 0 280 100 Saturday, 2nd May Saturday, 9th May 2 UNSW/ES 2 2 0 0 190 100 St George v UNSW/ES @ Olds Park @ 2.10pm East Coast v St George @ Kanebridge Oval @ 2.10pm UTS v Sydney Uni @ Waverley Oval @ 2.10pm UNSW/ES v Pennant Hills @ Village Green @ 2.10pm 3 UTS 2 1 1 0 214 67 Manly Warringah v North Shore @ Weldon Oval @ 2.30pm UTS v Manly Warringah @ Trumper Park @ 2.30pm 4 PENNANT HILLS 2 1 1 0 122 50 Pennant Hills v East Coast @ Mike Kenny @ 6.30pm Sydney Univ Western Suburbs @ Uni No.1 Oval @ 3pm Western Suburbs—Bye North Shore—Bye 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2 1 1 0 107 50 Division One Division One 6 RANDWICK CITY 2 1 1 0 76 50 Saturday, 2nd May Saturday, 9th May St George v UNSW/ES @ Olds Park @ 12pm East Coast v St George @ Kanebridge Oval @ 12pm 7 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 2 1 1 0 72 50 UTS v Sydney Uni @ Waverley Oval @ 12pm UNSW/ES v Pennant Hills @ Village Green @ 12pm Balmain v Southern Power @ Henson Park @ 2.10pm UTS v Southern Power @ Trumper Park @ 12.30pm 8 CAMDEN 2 1 1 0 58 50 Holroyd Parramatta v Macquarie Uni @ Gipps Rd @ 2.30pm Sydney Uni v Holroyd Parramatta @ Uni No.1 Oval @ 1pm 9 NOR-WEST 1 0 1 0 60 50 Pennant Hills v East Coast @ Mike Kenny @ 4.30pm Sunday, 10th May Division Two Balmain v Macquarie Uni @ Henson Park @ 2.30pm 10 MOOREBANK 1 0 1 0 54 0 Saturday, 2nd May Division Two 11 BALMAIN 2 0 2 0 42 0 Manly Warringah v North Shore @ Weldon Oval 12.30pm Saturday, 9th May Blacktown v Moorebank @ BISP No.2 @ 2pm North Shore v Penrith @ Gore Hill @ 10.30am UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE P W L D % PTS Penrith v Western Suburbs @ Greygums @ 2.10pm Moorebank v Western Suburbs @ Rosedale @ 2pm 1 PENNANT HILLS 2 2 0 0 356 8 Randwick v Camden @ Pioneers Park @ 2.10pm Blacktown v Randwick City @ BISP No.2 @ 2.10pm Division Three Camden v Manly Warringah @ Harrington Park @ 2.30pm 2 NORTH SHORE 2 2 0 0 183 8 Saturday, 2nd May Division Three UTS v Sydney Uni @ Waverley Oval @ 10am Saturday, 9th May 3 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2 1 0 1 129 6 Pennant Hills v East Coast @ Mike Kenny @ 12.30pm East Coast v Gosford @ Kanebridge Oval @ 10am 4 MANLY WARRINGAH 2 1 1 0 103 4 Gosford v UNSW/ES @ Adcock Park @ 2.10pm UTS v Pennant Hills @ Trumper Park @ 10.30am Nor-West v Western Suburbs @ Bensons Lane @ 2.10pm Sydney Uni v Western Suburbs @ Mahoney Park @ 3pm 5 ST GEORGE 2 1 1 0 93 4 Sunday, 3rd May Sunday, 10th May 6 UNSW/ES 2 0 1 1 71 2 Penrith v Balmain @ Greygums @ 12pm Balmain v Nor-West @ Henson Park @ 12.30pm Division Four UNSW/ES v Penrith @ Village Green @ 1pm 7 SOUTH COAST 2 0 2 0 51 0 Saturday, 2nd May Division Four Campbelltown v Southern Power @ Monarch Oval 10am Saturday, 9th May 8 EAST COAST 2 0 2 0 41 0 Manly Warringah v North Shore @ Weldon Oval @ 10.30am Blacktown v Macquarie Uni @ BISP No.2 @ 12pm UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO P W L D % PTS Randwick v Camden @ Pioneers Park @ 12pm Camden v Holroyd Parramatta @ Harrington Park @ 12.30pm Sydney Uni v Moorebank @ Mahoney Park @ 12pm North Shore v Campbelltown @ Gore Hill @ 12.30pm 1 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 2 2 0 0 653 8 Holroyd Parramatta v Macquarie Uni @ Gipps Rd @ 12.30pm Sydney Uni v Randwick City @ Mahoney Park @ 1pm 2 WESTRN SUBURBS 2 2 0 0 234 8 Wollondilly v Blacktown @ Bargo Sportsground @ 2pm Wollondilly v Manly Warringah @ Bargo Sportsground @ 2pm Division Five Southern Power v Moorebank @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.10pm 3 MOOREBANK 2 2 0 0 188 8 Saturday, 2nd May Division Five 4 PENRITH 2 1 1 0 67 4 UTS v Moorebank @ Trumper Park @ 10am Saturday, 9th May Holroyd Parramatta v Nor-West @ Gipps Rd @ 10.30am UTS v Pennant Hills @ Trumper Park @ 8.30am 5 PENNANT HILLS 2 1 1 0 66 4 Camden v Balmain @ Harrington Park @ 12pm Camden v Holroyd Parramatta @ Harrington Park @ 10.30am 6 SOUTHERN POWER 2 0 2 0 77 0 Penrith v UNSW/ES @ Greygums @ 12pm Sydney Uni v Moorebank @ Mahoney Park @ 11am Pennant Hills v Randwick @ Mike Kenny - Bottom @ 2.30pm Randwick City v UNSW/ES @ Pioneers Park @ 2pm 7 BALMAIN 2 0 2 0 29 0 U19 Division One Sunday, 10th May 8 CAMPBELLTOWN 2 0 2 0 27 0 Saturday, 2nd May Balmain v Nor-West @ Henson Park @ 10.30am St George v UNSW/ES @ Olds Park @ 10am Penrith—Bye WOMEN’S DIVISION ONE P W L D % %WON South Coast v Sydney Uni @ North Dalton @ 12pm U19 Division One Pennant Hills v East Coast @ Mike Kenny @ 2.30pm Saturday, 9th May 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 1 1 0 0 371 100 Manly Warringah v North Shore @ Weldon Oval @ 5.10pm Sydney Uni v Manly Warringah @ Uni No.1 Oval @ 9am 0 U19 Division Two South Coast v East Coast @ North Dalton Park @ 10am 3 NEWTOWN 2 2 0 354 100 Saturday, 2nd May UNSW/ES v Pennant Hills @ Village Green @ 10am 4 MACQUARIE UNI 2 1 1 0 133 50 Holroyd Parramatta v Pennant Hills @ Gipps Rd @ 8.30am North Shore v St George @ Gore Hill @ 2.30pm Balmain v Southern Power @ Henson Park @ 12pm U19 Division Two 2 SOUTHERN POWER 2 1 1 0 83 50 Campbelltown v Western Suburbs @ Monarch Oval @ 12pm Saturday, 9th May Sunday, 3rd May Pennant Hills v Penrith @ Mike Kenny @ 9.30am 5 WOLLONGONG 1 0 1 0 30 0 Penrith v Moorebank @ Greygums @ 10am Holroyd Parramatta v Western Suburbs @ Gipps Rd @ 10am 6 UNSW/ES 2 0 2 0 25 0 Womens Division One Southern Power v Moorebank @ Gwawley Oval @ 12pm Saturday, 2nd May Sunday, 10th May 7 WESTERN WOLVES 0 0 0 0 0 0 Macquarie Uni v Western Wolves @ University Oval @ 2pm Balmain v Campbelltown @ Henson Park @ 8.30am Newtown v Southern Power @ Mahoney Park @ 2pm Womens Division One WOMEN’S DIVISION TWO P W L D % %WON Wollongong v Sydney Uni @ North Dalton @ 2.10pm Saturday, 9th May UNSW/ES—Bye Sydney Uni v Western Wolves @ Uni No.1 Oval @ 11am 1 AUBURN 1 1 0 0 4400 100 Womens Division Two Wollongong v Macquarie Uni @ North Dalton Park @ 4.10pm 2 UTS 1 1 0 0 3700 100 Sunday, 2nd May Sunday, 10th May Manly Warringah v Moorebank @ Weldon Oval @ 8.30am UNSW/ES v Southern Power @ Village Green @ 9am 3 MOOREBANK 1 1 0 0 983 100 Newtown v UTS @ Mahoney Park @ 10am Newtown—Bye 4 MANLY WARRINGAH 1 1 0 0 187 100 Penrith v Auburn @ Greygums @ 10am Womens Division Two Gosford v UNSW/ES @ Adcock Park @ 12pm Sunday, 9th May 5 NEWTOWN 1 0 1 0 53 0 Blacktown—Bye UTS v Moorebank @ Mahoney Park @ 9am Auburn v Manly Warringah @ Mona Park @ 10am 6 UNSW/ES 1 0 1 0 10 0 Blacktown v Gosford @ BISP No.2 @ 10am 7 GOSFORD 1 0 1 0 3 0 Sunday, 10th May UNSW/ES v Penrith @ Village Green @ 11am 8 BLACKTOWN 1 0 1 0 2 0 Newtown—Bye 9 PENRITH 0 0 0 0 0 0 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 4 33 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May 2015 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY WEBSITE PREMIER DIVISION P W L D % %WON 1 PENNANT HILLS 3 3 0 0 153 12 2 EAST COAST 3 2 1 0 225 8 3 MANLY WARRINGAH 3 2 1 0 154 8 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2 1 1 0 112 4 5 ST GEORGE 2 1 1 0 94 4 6 UTS 2 1 1 0 71 4 7 NORTH SHORE 3 1 2 0 66 4 8 UNSW/ES 3 1 2 0 65 4 9 WESTERN SUBURBS 3 0 3 0 51 0 DIVISION ONE P W L D % PTS Visit www.sydneyafl.com.au for 1 BALMAIN 2 2 0 0 241 8 2 UTS 2 2 0 0 190 8 Latest News 3 PENNANT HILLS 2 2 0 0 171 8 4 EAST COAST 2 1 1 0 124 4 5 MACQUARIE UNI 2 1 1 0 110 4 Results 6 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2 1 1 0 107 4 7 ST GEORGE 2 1 1 0 101 4 8 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 2 0 2 0 48 0 2015 Fixtures 9 UNSW/ES 2 0 2 0 46 0 10 SOUTHERN POWER 2 0 2 0 43 0 Ladders DIVISION TWO P W L D % %WON 1 BLACKTOWN 2 2 0 0 427 100 2 MANLY WARRINGAH 2 2 0 0 246 100 Photo Gallery 3 MOOREBANK 3 2 1 0 127 67 4 PENRITH 2 1 1 0 129 50 Sydney AFL Forms 5 CAMDEN 2 1 1 0 59 50 6 RANDWICK CITY 3 1 2 0 78 33 and more 7 NORTH SHORE 2 0 2 0 41 0 8 WESTERN SUBURBS 2 0 2 0 34 0 DIVISION THREE P W L D % PTS 1 PENRITH 2 2 0 0 358 8 SOCIAL MEDIA 2 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2 2 0 0 221 8 SOCIAL MEDIA 3 UTS 2 2 0 0 189 8 4 PENNANT HILLS 2 1 1 0 102 4 5 NOR-WEST 2 1 1 0 94 4 6 BALMAIN 2 1 1 0 83 4 7 WESTERN SUBURBS 2 1 1 0 39 4 AFL Sydney @aflsydney 8 UNSW/ES 2 0 2 0 71 0 9 EAST COAST 2 0 2 0 52 0 10 GOSFORD 2 0 2 0 47 0 DIVISION FOUR P W L D % %WON 1 WOLLONDILLY 2 2 0 0 177 100 2 NORTH SHORE 2 2 0 0 145 100 3 MOOREBANK 3 2 1 0 147 67 4 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 2 1 1 0 192 50 5 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 2 1 1 0 119 50 6 MANLY WARRINGAH 2 1 1 0 109 50 7 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2 1 1 0 105 50 8 SOUTHERN POWER 2 1 1 0 97 50 9 CAMPBELLTOWN 2 1 1 0 95 50 A F L Sy d n e y @ a f l s yd n e y 10 BLACKTOWN 2 1 1 0 86 50 11 CAMDEN 2 0 2 0 47 0 12 RANDWICK CITY 3 0 3 0 42 0 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 32 5 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May A DAY FOR THE LADIES AT WAVERLEY AFL SYDNEY 2015 PREMIER DIVISION RESULTS

It may only be Round Four but one of AFL Sydney’s biggest days of the year is already upon us. The 2015 Audi Centre Sydney UTS Bats Ladies Day will take WESTERN SUBURBS VS PENNANT HILLS place this weekend with the UTS Bats hosting Sydney University at Waverley Pennant Hills Demons 5.3, 6.4, 8.7, 15.10 (100) Oval. Western Suburbs Magpies 1.2, 1.4, 4.5, 6.6 (42) As well as a contest between fourth and sixth on the ladder, the Bats will wel- GOALS, come the women of the local area including the wives, girlfriends, sisters and Pennant Hills Demons : M. Carey 4, D. Preen 4, S. Wray 2, P. Witt 1, N. Hey 1, T. Angel 1, L. Urwin 1, J. Dunn 1 mothers of their players group to enjoy a day dedicated to honouring the sacri- Western Suburbs Magpies : P. Bevan 3, A. Eurell 1, J. Etto 1, J. Zoppo 1 fices they make for the club. BEST, "The day is all about the ladies. It gives our football club the opportunity to thank them for all their Pennant Hills Demons : M. Carey, D. Dell'Aquila, L. Urwin, M. Talbot, J. Dunn, T. Angel support throughout the year,” explains new club president, Justin Kurenda. Western Suburbs Magpies : Y. Milligan-Saville, J. Robinson, P. Bevan, R. Speed, J. Zoppo, C. McEvoy - Grey "Our club prides itself on being a female and family friendly environment and it is events like this that we get the opportunity to showcase this. "We encourage anyone in the Bondi area to pop in on Saturday and be a part of what is a fantastic SYDNEY UNIVERSITY VS NORTH SHORE day. Sydney University 0.2, 3.6, 7.7, 12.11 (83) With the AFL on the verge of building a national women’s competition, Kurenda also acknowledges North Shore Bombers 2.1, 4.3, 5.8, 6.12 (48) the Bats’ sister side, the UTS Shamrocks who have added another dimension to this growing club. GOALS, "The UTS Shamrocks ladies team are also a massive part of our football club and have had a positive Sydney University : O. Wetzlar 3, N. Winmar 3, D. Johnson 1, J. Lewington 1, Y. Jaffer-Williams 1, T. Byrnes 1, A. influence on the integration of women into our football club.” Everett 1, S. Sleigh 1 Proceedings are set to kick off at midday with a fully licensed bar serving champagne to all the North Shore Bombers : J. Saunders 2, S. Carruthers 1, D. Baron-Hay 1, J. McKenzie 1, J. Gray 1 women upon arrival at the ground, and throughout the day. The famous Pimms Marquee will also BEST, Sydney University : O. Wetzlar, A. Everett, D. Johnson, B. Hawtin, D. Potts, N. Winmar return for the event with the boys cooking up a storm on the BBQ all afternoon. North Shore Bombers : D. Fitzgerald, M. Eddy, A. Jalloh, S. Carruthers, J. David-Wright, T. Harvey "The first 150 girls to arrive receive a free gift bag, stocked with lots of goodies and there are prizes to be won throughout the day. "One of the highlights of the day is the 'Long Kick Competition' where we encourage all the girls to UNSW/ES VS MANLY WARRINGAH come onto the oval at half time and give kicking the footy a go. Manly Warringah Giants 4.3, 9.3, 15.11, 21.14 (140) "The club will then be providing a free bus service to the Royal Oak Hotel in Double Bay, where the UNSW/ES Bulldogs 0.2, 1.5, 4.5, 4.7 (31) after party will be held." GOALS, After hitting national headlines for a recent Saturday session with Prime Minister Tony Abbott at the Manly Warringah Giants : J. Pola-Smith 6, B. Fowler 2, A. Robertson 2, M. Atkinson 2, S. Batten 2, T. Beckett 1, club’s sponsor pub, The Royal Oak, the Bats were quick to jump on the opportunity to invite the na- C. Pettersson 1, J. Brain 1, M. Carter 1, E. Burke 1, C. D'Souza 1, C. Livori 1 tion’s leader to the event, however Abbott has sent his apologies for non-attendance due to overseas UNSW/ES Bulldogs : T. Widmer 1, J. Pascoe 1, R. Farrelly 1, J. Robbie 1 BEST, commitments. Manly Warringah Giants : J. Pola-Smith, T. Beckett, T. Pyle, R. Whitton, M. Carter, A. Robertson "We have been told however, that his daughters are a strong chance to attend on their father’s be- UNSW/ES Bulldogs :J. Daniher, J. Lampi, A. Henderson, R. Plant, J. McKinlay, T. Widmer half as they have heard how great a day the Audi Centre Sydney UTS Bats Ladies Day is.” Quick to bring up chances of romance springing from the event, Kurenda says he is hopeful of more love blossoming from the occasion following the first UTS Bats Ladies Day wedding taking place last year, with the two newlyweds having met at one of the previous Ladies Day functions. EAST COAST VS UTS On the field, the Bats will take on their university foes in one of the great AFL Sydney rivalries. Both East Coast Eagles 6.2, 10.9, 16.13, 21.17 (143) sides will be looking go one step further than last year’s Ladies Day match where the clubs drew at 61 UTS Bats 1.1, 1.2, 2.3, 3.3 (21) -all at the final siren. GOALS, Coming off a resounding win over North Shore in Round Three (12.11.83 – 6.12.48), Sydney University East Coast Eagles : T. Stubbs 5, J. Ford 4, J. Vlatko 2, S. Pierce 2, A. McConnell 2, S. O'Connor 1, W. Bradley 1, S. will go in favourites ahead of a UTS side that will be looking to rebound quickly from a disappointing Turner 1, J. Dimery 1, A. Drinkwater 1, J. Cass 1 loss to the East Coast Eagles last Sunday (21.17.143 – 3.3.21). UTS Bats : J. Law 1, T. Larby 1, T. Nixon 1 "Sydney Uni are always a very strong opposition and we have had some mighty clashes over the BEST, years. We expect a tough contest from them and we look forward to that challenge.” East Coast Eagles : T. Stubbs, J. Dimery, J. Ford, A. Drinkwater, S. Turner, K. Emery The Premier Division match between the UTS Bats and Sydney University begins at 2:10pm on 2 May UTS Bats : J. Law, T. Larby, M. Puhle, D. Ipaviz, J. Hewitt, W. Bland 2015 at Waverly Oval.

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 6 31 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May ROUND 3 RISING STAR

The AFL Sydney Round 3 Rising Star nominee is Campbell Luscombe of Pennant Hills.

In 2013, he graduated to the Senior Club and played two seasons and 35 games of under -age footy. He was a member of the 2013 Under 18 Division 1 premiership side which he regards as the highlight of his footy career so far. His coaches have described Campbell as a consistently high performer with a high work rate and strong attack on the footy.

Campbell made his Premier Division debut in Round 1 this season, aged 18, against St George. This game and the round 2 clash against 2014 Premiers Manly, were stirring come-from-behind victories, a fantastic initiation for the debutante. Campbell admitted to a nervous excitement in his first game, a condition made worse when one of his team- mates suffered a broken limb in the first minutes of the match and an hours delay be- fore he had the opportunity to take the field.

Premier Division Coach, Chris Yard, is pleased that Campbell has quickly made the step- up from under-age footy to the higher intensity of senior football. Playing mainly on the wing, he has pace and a willingness to put his head over the ball. In the round 3 match against Western Suburbs Campbell got lots of game time, took several marks and double -figures in possessions. So far, Campbell has acquitted himself well and is developing into a valuable addition to the senior side. Expect to see a lot more of Campbell in games to come.

Previous Nominees:- Round 1—Tom Harvey (North Shore) Round 2—Eli Prexcott (St George

AFL SYDNEY WOMENS ROUND 2 RISING STAR

The Round 2 Rising Start nominee is Kiona Vance from Macquarie Uni- versity.

Kiona ‘Keys’ Vance is an 18 year old from Perth, who previously played with the Joondalup Falcons in the Junior Womens competition. After an impressive showing throughout pre-season training, Kiona made her senior debut for the Warriors on April 18 against Newtown Breakaways at University Oval. The first round saw a lot of debutants take to the field and Kiona attacked the ball relentlessly, communicated perfectly and was a superb role model for the other rookies. She has brought extra defensive pressure to the table for the Warriors Womens team.

Having already shown much promise in round 1, in round 2 against Southern Power, Kiona showed great poise and skill while gathering many contested possessions and crucial marks, assisting the Warriors in a solid win. Kiona was named among the team’s best players on the day. Highlights include numerous vital marks polished off with accurate delivery to the mid field- ers and forward line. The Warriors look forward to helping Kiona develop her football skills and knowledge throughout 2015.

Round 1—Nicola Barr (Sydney University) www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 30 7 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May ROUND 3 REVIEW T E ACLUB M NOTES L I S T S Article and Photos by Michael Shillito CAMDEN On the ANZAC weekend, the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli landing, before each match that was played, a ceremony of re- The Camden Cat’s Division 5 side celebrated its first win of the season, membrance was held. An important show of respect to those who came before us, who served their country in the armed beating Norwest at Benson Lane. Reigning Apted medallist Ben Laid show- forces; and to those who continue to serve. ing he still knows where the big sticks are, leading the way for the visitors with a 6-goal Lest we forget. It had been an exceptionally wet week in Sydney, with storms, haul for Camden. Jonathan Cotsios was a solid contributor for the Cats applying relent- flooding and unplayable fields. Teams were forced to find places less pressure through the match while Callum Robinson, Tim McDonald and Liam Jesson indoors to train, as grounds across the city were closed. All games also played well. It was a massive turnaround for a Division 5 side that was suffered a except Premier Division and some Womens Div One games were called off. heavy loss in round one. Hard work on the training track really paid dividends on the But when Saturday came, the sun was shining and the skies were ground, with the improvement in skills obvious in the way Camden went about their play blue; and the venues scheduled for Premier Division games were – leading at every change. opened up. The Camden Cat’s Division 2 and 4 sides were on the road, making the trip over to the Western Suburbs vs Pennant Hills Northern Beaches to play Manly on Saturday. Both games were played in extremely hot Over the last few years, Wests have made ANZAC Day their own; putting considerable work into their remembrance cere- and humid conditions. mony. Saturday was no exception, a solemn commemoration. This was followed by a high-stakes match between Wests, looking for their first win for the season, against the undefeated Pennant Hills. The Division 4 game started at a cracking pace with both teams demonstrating that they There’s plenty of new faces in the Wests lineup, and it’s taking time for them to gel and understand each other’s strengths. were ready for a physical clash. Camden was able to match Manly for intensity and skills It’s a contrast to the much more settled Pennant Hills side; who, while they have some coming in and out, have a very cohe- sive playing unit at the peak of their game. And so it would be in the first quarter, as the well-drilled Demons were in control and had its fair share of possession during the first half. Unfortunately Camden was un- of the contest. Five goals to one in the opening term led to a 25-point quarter time lead. able to convert that possession on the scoreboard with a number of easy set shots and But the Magpies tightened the game up in the second term, drying up the supply route to the Demons’ forward line. It had missed scoring opportunities that would prove costly. That trend continued into the sec- become a much more physical contest than in the first term, a scrap in muddy conditions. It was much lower-scoring; but the Magpies were unable to make any dent in the deficit as it would be the Demons who would score the only goal of the quarter ond half where Manly was able to get on top. The Cats midfield and backline were the to lead by 30 points at the long break. shining lights for the visiting team with Jaime Page, Dan McKay, and Tommy Glynn best With only one goal on the board at half time, the Magpies were in trouble. But they came into the third term determined afield. that if they were to lose, they would go down fighting. Contesting every ball and denying the Demons easy possessions, they worked hard to get themselves back in the contest. Reward for effort would come as they kicked three goals to two to win The Camden Cat’s Division 2 side faced the Manly side that ended its 2014 finals cam- the quarter, a result of some determined football that would reduce the Demon lead to 26 points at three quarter time. paign. The Cats were keen to even the ledger going into the game, after a first round win But it was still a handy lead for the Demons, and in the last quarter they ran away with the contest. The Magpies had toiled gamely in the middle two quarters, but tired legs had nothing more to give; while the Demons were able to maintain their against Moorebank. Camden started the game well and was able to match Manly around run through the final term. The pressure valve had been released, the floodgates opened. And the Demons faced little oppo- the ground during all four quarters, but the Cats struggled to get the ball deep into their sition in the latter stages of the game as they pulled away. attack to apply scoreboard pressure. Camden’s backline was ably led by Mark Maher, Seven goals to two in the final quarter blew the final margin out to 58 points. The Demons’ undefeated status, and the winless record of the Magpies, remain intact. Matt Carey and Daniel Preen cleaned up on the forward line to finish with four first game new recruit Brenton Sommerville and Josh Leys, whilst midfielder Mark Halteh goals apiece; with Carey, Damian Dell’Aquila and Lachlan Urwin putting in notable contributions around the ground to the was a strong physical presence in the centre and around the ground all day. In the end a Demon cause. It wasn’t a great result for the Magpies, but the tireless efforts of Yannick Milligan-Saville, Joshua Robinson comfortable win to Manly. and Paul Bevan couldn’t be faulted. With the week off due to the rains, all of the Camden Cats senior sides are keen for this Manly Warringah vs UNSW/ES coming week’s action. The Division 5 team is aiming to put together back-to-back wins at At the Village Green on Saturday afternoon, UNSW-ES played host to Manly. It wasn’t the easiest track to play on after so much rain; but it was the relentless pressure by the Giants more than the conditions that resulted in such a lopsided contest. home versus Balmain, whilst the Division 2 and 4 sides are on the road again – heading From the start, the Giants were in complete control. Controlling possession, moving the ball forward and denying the Bull- over to Randwick. dogs any easy possessions, the scoreboard pressure would be evident as the Giants got out to a convincing first quarter lead. Four unanswered goals and a 25-point margin was already a break too big for the Bulldogs to a chance to recover from. The second quarter would be similar. The Bulldogs didn’t get enough of the ball to launch any sort of sustained pressure, and for much of the quarter it looked too big an ask to even get the ball inside the attacking 50 metre line. Meanwhile at their attacking end, the Giants were scoring goals with enough regularity to compound the opposition’s scoring deficit. With a return of five goals to one in the second term, the margin was a comfortable 46 point lead at half time. The relentless pressure that forces turnovers and sees scoring chances created with regularity continued in the third term. At times the Bulldogs would look like finally breaking the shackles, and they did manage three goals for the quarter. But the Giants had all the answers with six goals of their own; and it could have been even more but for some wasteful finishing in front of goal. But with a 72-point lead at the last change, it was clear that this would be a day to celebrate for the defending champions. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 8 29 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May CLUB NOTES ROUND 3 REVIEW After pulling off an unlikely comeback in the first round and then being defeated last week, this was the first chance this season for NEWTOWN the Giants to record a big win; and with the Bulldogs on the ropes, they weren’t going to let this chance slip by. It was one-way traffic in the last quarter, six unanswered goals, as the margin went to three figures and the Bulldogs were powerless to stop the Newtown Breakaways are a stand alone womens club formed in 2002. The Giant juggernaut. n the end, the margin was 109 points. For Manly, it was a return to their premiership form. For the Bulldogs, an afternoon where Breakaways were named team of the decade (2000-2010) by Sydney little went right and not what they were hoping to follow up their win against North Shore last week with. Womens AFL. Our home ground is Mahoney park in Marrickville. We pride ourselves on being all inclusive, LGBTQIH advocates. Please visit our website Sydney University vs North Shore The game at Sydney Uni No 1 between Sydney Uni and North Shore started an hour later than the other two Saturday games; and www.newtownbreakaways.com for details on upcoming games and team events. while it started under the same blue skies as the other games, ominous clouds would roll in during the second half. Unusually, it would be the better weather that would see the lower-scoring football. The Students and the Bombers fought out a scrappy opening quarter, in which the pressure was tight but the ball-handling wasn’t great. It was a heavy ground, and both sides UTS struggled to get any form of grip on the ball. But North Shore looked the better side in the opening term, kicking the only two goals of the quarter to lead by 11 points at quarter time. Round 3 saw the Bats’ Premier Division take on premiership favourites East The Students had struggled to get into the contest in the first quarter, but began to find their rhythm in the second term. Lifting Coast Eagles out at Kanebridge Oval. All other grades were rescheduled to their work-rate around the ground, the Students had some ground to make up in what would be another quarter of tightly- the wet weather round due to the poor weather earlier in the week. contested footy. But even when they lifted, the Bombers were equal to the task. The Students would win the second quarter with three goals to two; but on the scoreboard the Bombers would maintain the lead, holding a narrow three-point advantage at the long break. With quite a number of changes from the round 1 team that defeated the Bulldogs, it was But it wasn’t long after the third term started that the Students took the lead, and the Bombers would not get it back. The Bomb- ers created chances during the third quarter, but were only able to convert one of them into a goal. At the other end, the Students always going to be a tough challenge heading up to Kanebridge Oval but the Bats’ Premier began to assert themselves. Vastly more experienced than the very young North Shore side, the Students looked stronger and Division were up for the challenge. From the first bounce the intensity from both sides was fitter as they took control of the contest. Four goals to one for the quarter had turned the deficit into an 11-point lead to Sydney Uni at three quarter time. high and it would be the Eagles to score the first goal. This was the beginning of a run of The margin may have only been a couple of kicks, but North Shore didn’t look likely to get back into the contest. The sky was goals for the Eagles. The Bats’ managed to score a late goal in the first term and went into getting darker, the wind was picking up; and the Students would be going home with it. The Bombers had no more run in them, quarter time five goals down. Unfortunately, the Bats were not able to combat the Eagles’ the Students did; and that would be telling as the quarter unfolded. It was five goals to one in favour of Sydney Uni in the last quarter, stretching the final winning margin to 35 points. run and spread going down by 122 points. Law, Larby and Puhle were the best for the Bats. Oliver Wetzlar, Aron Everett and David Johnson were standout contributors for Sydney Uni; while the Bombers received solid Once the Bats had concluded their analysis of the day, the match was quickly forgotten and service all day from Dale Fitzgerald, Matthew Eddy and Alex Jalloh. Celebrations for the Students were on ice. Literally. As shortly after the final siren sounded, a wild hailstorm unleashed its fury on the ground. the Bats’ focus shifted onto this week’s huge encounter against foes Sydney Uni at the club’s Audi Centre Sydney’s Ladies Day. East Coast vs UTS The round continued on Sunday at Kanebridge Oval. UTS, after their round 2 bye, were in action for the first time in 16 days when they took on East Coast Eagles. The Bats went into the game as undefeated ladder leaders, but lost that status in emphatic fashion The club is expecting a huge turnout on the day in what is the biggest day on the Bats’s and as they crashed to a 122-point defeat. AFL Sydney’s social calender. Bats’ President Justin Kurenda said “The day is all about the The goals were flowing thick and fast during the opening term. Despite kicking into the wind, the Eagles were untroubled in mov- ing the ball forward and the Bats were unable to manage too much more than token resistance against an impressive Eagle lineup. ladies and it gives our football club the opportunity to thank them for all their support Six goals to one was a reflection of the dominant nature of the contest through the opening term. throughout the year. Our club prides itself on being a female and family friendly environ- Strangely, the Eagles scored more goals into the wind in the first term than they did while kicking with it in the second. They could have scored many more, but an inaccurate return of 4.7 let them down, along with the Bats putting up some belated pressure. Not ment and it is events like this that we get the opportunity to showcase this…” and encour- that it mattered too much, as the Bats were unable to penetrate the big sticks at the southern end during the second term; and as ages anyone in the Bondi area to drop by and be a part of what is a fantastic day. the teams returned to the rooms at half time, the Eagles were holding a 61-point advantage. The light rain that had fallen during the pre-game and early in the contest had gone during the second half, but conditions were still slippery. But the Eagles kept their feet, continuing to run and present themselves as attacking targets. And the scoreboard would continue to blow out as the lopsided flow of possessions would reflect themselves in scoring opportunities. Six goals to one SOUTHERN POWER in the third term saw a 94-point lead at the last change. Southern Power is the Shire's football team. We are dedicated to raising the And there would be no let-up in the final quarter. The sting had gone out of the game, the result by now way beyond doubt. But the Eagles kept going, kept shut- profile of AFL within the Sutherland Shire by providing a supportive and wel- ting the Bats out and kept the pressure and the run happening; keeping the final coming environment for members and associated families. We would like to quarter like the preceding three. It was a further five goals to one in the final term, a 122-point result; and a comprehensive performance by an Eagles side that looks thank our platinum partners for 2015, Blum and National Workforce. We are always grate- set to be one of this season’s leading contenders. ful for your support and we love having you in the Power family. Trent Stubbs and James Ford spearheaded the charge on the forward line to finish with five and four goals respectively; Stubbs and Ford, along with Jack Dimery being among the Eagles’ best on a day when many Eagles were worthy of being Power in unity. called dominant. On a tough afternoon for the Bats, Jordan Law, Tom Larby and Michael Puhle kept working hard against imposing odds.

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 28 9 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK T E ACLUB M NOTES L I S T S PENRITH Josh David-Wright North Shore It’s back to Greygums Oval for Round 4 of the BLK AFL Sydney 2015 competition with all five teams playing for the first time this year. Last week saw a washout round for the club after a horrific week of weather, where the league, after consultation with Rob Whitton Ben Hawtin the clubs, wisely decided to postpone all matches with the exception of Premier Division games. Manly Warringah Sydney University The Rams are still looking for an elusive “teal rinse” of all five teams winning, coming close in round two where all four teams competing won their matches with the added bonus of all being away games. First Grade celebrated their first win of the year with a comprehensive victory over Randwick Saints at Pioneers Park, Reserves and Thirds kept their unbeaten record intact with wins over Pennant Dale Fitzgerald Yannick Milligan-Saville Max Carter Hills Demons at Mike Kenny Reserve whilst across in the Shire, the Under 19’s scored a heart stopping North Shore Western Suburbs Manly Warringah three point win over Southern Power at Gwawley Park to open their account. This weekend, Penrith welcome Western Suburbs Magpies in Division Two, UNSW/ES Bulldogs in Divi- sion Five and the Ramettes finally hit the field for their match against Auburn Giants on Saturday at Greygums Oval, whist it is back to the same ground the following day to complete the round with the Under 19’s taking on Moorebank Magpies whilst the final game sees Reserve Grade pitted against Lachlan Urwin Balmain Tigers in the Division Three match. Pennant Hills The Rams will be holding their major fundraiser of the year on Saturday June 13 at Penrith Paceway. Again great prizes, entertainment and a fun evening are ensured. All players, support staff, families, friends and supporters are encouraged to attend. Jeremy Daniher Nic Winmar O’Donoghues Irish Pub is a great venue and a major sponsor for the Rams again this year and everyone Jack Dimery UNSW/ES Sydney University East Coast involved in the club are strongly encouraged to attend post game functions in the family friendly sur- rounds Trent Stubbs East Coast

Damian Dell’Aquilla EAST COAST Pennant Hills AFL Sydney has quite rightly selected today’s Round 4 Match between the East Coast Eagles and Pennant Hills as the Match of the Week. The two clubs have an enormous rivalry which sadly fell away somewhat during the Eagles three year sojourn with the NEAFL. However today it will return in abundance as the two Clubs compete for the time honoured Warren Tom Larby Jackson Pola-Smith Matt Carey “Pops” Quintrell shield. Pops, now in his late 80’s was a founding father of the Baulkham Hills and Pen- UTS Manly Warringah Pennant Hills nant Hills Football Clubs. East Coast grew from the Baulkham Hills connection into what it is today. We should also note that after Pops had engineered the establishment of the Demons and the (then) Falcons he decided that the region needed another junior club. Hence the Kellyville Rouse Hill Magpies were born, principally through the leadership of Warren Quintrell along with two of his former players at the Falcons. Greg Thomas, the Eagles’ U19’s coach and Paul East- man (his assistant coach) are still involved with the Magpies, hence the wonderful connection between the Eagles and the KRH Juniors who co-share Kanebridge Oval with the Eagles. Oliver Wetzlar James Ford This match should be a cracker as the two Clubs sit first and second on the ladder. East Coast has had Sydney University East Coast two very large wins over Western Suburbs and UTS following their one point loss to Manly in Round 1. The Demons on the other hand have won their first three to occupy top spot, but the Eagles percentage is currently superior. We look forward to all Eagles’ fans turning up in force at Mike Kenny Oval for this Daniel Preen 6.30pm match. Pennant Hills Those same East Coast fans are reminded of the forthcoming Eagles’ Trivia Night at Fiddler on May 16th after the home game against North Shore and Balmain. See all the relevant information on the Eagles Facebook page and on the website. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 10 27 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May CLUB NOTES MILESTONES MANLY WARRINGAH ADDISON BRINGS UP TON Bendigo Bank Cup 2015 Bryce Addison will play his 100th first grade game when the St George Dragons play UNSW/ES this Saturday at Olds Park. The Manly Warringah GIANTS Senior team returned to the winners circle on ANZAC Day. In a hotly contested battle at Village Green the Seniors got on top early, but were pressed and pres- sured all day before finally securing a strong win. This round the test is can the remaining GIANTS teams Bryce joined the Dragons in 2008 from the Bankstown juniors which was a produc- join them as they battle the local derby against North Shore. tive nursery for the club. He played a few first grade games both in that year and Manly Warringah GIANTS seeks to be seen as a development club, one where a natural pathway is pre- the following year while still in the under 18’s. sent and players can move up the ladder and play in Clubs in the VFL, SANFL, WAFL and NEAFL. We also wish to have sustained success, last weekend was a good win but also disappointing with the other games postponed. The challenges face all teams in an even competition will be tested with all teams In 2010 he was promoted to a starting member of the first grade team and has facing North Shore save our women who play the Moorebank Magpies at 0830. Particularly pleasing has been a consistent performer ever since with very few games missed in the last 5 or been the continued effort by all teams playing to the final seconds of each game. Additionally, in each game the senior players stood out as leaders and as a Club we are proud to have supported their selec- so seasons. tion and development. The first home game of the season also saw the administrative elements kick into place with the canteen, ground management and support structures all running smoothly. It is hoped The Addison family have contributed significantly to the club with Bryce being the that again the support structures allow excellent delivery of food, footy and festivity throughout the day. youngest of the 3 brothers to play for the club with parents John and Lyn also valu- Finally a warm welcome to all those who elected to take up social membership and now proudly wear the Club Membership Cap. This is a new initiative of the Club and shows who wants to be involved in our able supporters. We are hoping to see all 3 brothers line up for the Dragons in the story. Memberships will be on sale again at the ground or for those remote from Sydney send an email top grade in the near future. to [email protected] and we will arrange delivery. We are looking forward to a ripping 2015 for all our teams and the competition. Let the Club song ring out across Weldon. AFL SYDNEY TIPPING Sponsors: No club can survive without the generous and consistent support of their sponsors. The GI- After 3 rounds of tipping the lead hasn't changed with more than half the tipsters picking ANTS acknowledge and thank Banjo, BadBoy Clothing, Hadley Green Investments, Ann Wilson Funerals, the round. However, the leader after Round 3 is still macrue. The top 10 tipsters are below: Bendigo Bank (Freshwater), 4Pines, Dental Design and Tiles by Kate, links to the sponsors websites and products are available on the club website. We support those that support us and all of the foregoing Its still not to late to join the tipping comp with are great supporters. 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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 26 11 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May FROM YEARS GONE BY - 1 9 9 4 T E ACLUB M NOTES L I S T S Sydney Football League Sydney Football Association Final Ladder Final Ladder PENNANT HILLS The Sydney Super Storm washed out all but Premier Division last weekend and the Demons

Campbelltown 68 Manly Warringah 68 Seniors fronted up at Picken Oval for the traditional ANZAC Day match against Western Sub- urbs. Penno was 2 & 0, Wests 0 & 2 going into the round 3 clash, but nothing was being taken for granted.

Western Suburbs 60 UNSW 62 After a poignant pause to commemorate the 100 year anniversary of the Gallipoli campaign of WWI, the footy got underway in warm and sunny conditions. Despite an early goal by Wests, assisted by the first of a number of 50m st St George 52 Cronulla Sutherland 56 penalties, the Demons got out of the blocks well and at the 1 change were up 5 goals to 1. Penno appeared to have control of the game at this stage and a big win was in anticipation. To their credit, Wests stepped up their defence in the 2nd term and the match became an arm wrestle. The Dee’s added a single goal in the 2nd quarter North Shore 44 Wollongong 52 and kept Wests goal-less. The margin at ½ time was now 5 goals to Penno. West’s coach, Kevin Eynaud, was over- East Sydney 44 Penrith 52 heard to remark that his boys were “competing really well”, and indeed they were. Wests had their best period in the third quarter, out-scoring the Dees 3 goals to 2. The margin was 4 goals at the final change and one sensed Pennant Hills 32 Hawkesbury 40 Penno was probably home with the final term still to be run. When Nick Hey kicked a goal in the opening moments th of the 4 quarter, victory seemed likely, however, an immediate response from Wests kept the game alive. Holroyd Parramatta 24 Bankstown 32 Penno’s defence remained resolute, as they made scoring by the opposition difficult all day. King Carey had his silky skills on display and was a potent target up forward, kicking 4 goals and was best on ground. The Dees ran Sydney University 20 Liverpool Anzacs 24 the game out to the final siren, finishing with 7 goals to 2 in the last, the final margin just shy of 10 goals. YD is very pleased with the team’s fitness at this stage of the season, having run out each of the three matches so far Baulkham Hills 16 Macquarie University 20 with strong 2nd half performances. Thanks to the Wests club for hosting a suitably solemn and dignified ANZAC commemoration.

Balmain 0 Camden 16 Congratulations to Nathan Cooper who played U18 TAC Cup last weekend for NSW/ACT Rams, kicking a goal in his team’s 7 point win over Western Jets. And, a quick injury update on Regan Pinker’s broken leg … 2 metal plates, 7 Premiers Blacktown 8 pins, an artificial ligament and in a cast for a minimum of 4 weeks; Reeg’s is in good spirits and hopefully his new Campbelltown leg and ankle will give him some added ‘spring’ when he returns to footy. Grand Final Premiers Next round is an MKO blockbuster with East Coast Eagles the main opponent and will be another litmus test for Campbelltown 13.16.94 def North Shore 12.15.87 UNSW Prems. We are researching the Club’s history, so anyone with a story of their time at Pennant Hills, please drop us a line to [email protected]. Please also note the following dates for your diary: Ladies Day on Rod Podbury Medal (B.O.G Grand Final) Grand Final Saturday 16 May 2015 and Penno Bogan Bingo on Saturday evening 15 August 2015. Watch out for further details Shane Nicholls (Campbelltown) on email and TeamApp. UNSW 15.18.108 def Wollongong 14.13.97 Club Champion Campbelltown Club Champion Manly Warringah SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Phelan Medal Sydney University Australian National Football Club (SUANFC) is one of New South Chris O’Dwyer East Sydney 28 Snow Medal Tim Sanson Western Suburbs 21 Wales’ oldest and largest Australian Rules football clubs, highly respected for its on-field Joe Cormack Western Suburbs 19 Dave Armstrong Penrith 23 excellence, off-field collegiality and impressive local and national networks and alumni. Jason Woodcoe Hawkesbury 19 SUANFC maintains strong connections with the University of Sydney and Sydney Leading Goalkickers Gavin Nicholson Camden 17 University Sport and Fitness (SUSF) — the former being one of the world’s most Mick Clift St George 95 prestigious and iconic tertiary institutions and the latter one of the most successful Mark Sanson Western Suburbs 95 Leading Goalkickers Matthew Sungalis Campbelltown 70 sporting organisations in the southern hemisphere. SUANFC fields teams across all Jaret Hogarth Manly 154 levels (from amateur to semi-professional) and is highly active in the development and Gavin Nicholson Camden 82 Bundy Player of the Year mentoring of local area youth teams and wider community engagement. Tim Sanson ( Western Suburbs) Gary Gill Wolloongong 63 Since 2012, SUANFC has been a member of the North East Australian Football League (NEAFL). The NEAFL is a multi-state and territory competition involving the reserve grade sides All Sydney Football League Stars from professional AFL clubs, providing players exposure to reserve sides from: Sydney B: Foye (C ) Chadwick (SU) Gooley (PH) Representative Football Swans, Greater Western Sydney Giants, Brisbane Lions and Gold Coast Suns and teams HB: Kershaw (C ) Graham (WS) Quinn (STG) from the AFL Canberra, AFL Queensland and Northern Territory. C: Dunstone (C ) Kerr (ES) O”Dwyer (ES) ACT 23.23.161 def Sydney 15.11.101 HF: Brawn (PH) M Sanson (WS) Thripp (NS) Alongside the NEAFL team, Sydney Uni operates 6 Sydney AFL teams from Premier Division and Colts through to F: Fanning (NS) T>Sanson (WS) Cormack (WS) Div one, three, four and five sides. A club for all levels of ability and welcoming to all walks of life. R: Jones (BH) Barnett (STG) Papotto (NS) Monaro 11.11.77 def SFA 11.9.75 IC: Mimmo (PH) Edmonds (HP) MCBrien (C ) Coach: David Murphy (C ) www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 12 25 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May CLUB NOTES THOSE WERE THE DAYS This page is provided by the NSW Australian Football History Society. The Society’s aims are to NORTH SHORE preserve the memory of NSW football. Tomorrow this game you are at will become history. Bragging rights for Sydney’s north are on the line today. It’s the Battle of the Spit Bridge, as all Who won this, why did they do that, what does that mean? The Society wants to preserve four of our teams head east to Weldon for showdowns against Manly. It’s always a tough battle those memories. Your club can help by designating a club historian to work with the Society. out there, but we’ll be ready for the challenge. We’re coming to play. As well you or the club can join, the details of which are on their website: Having an away weekend when we’re not split, it’s an opportunity to follow all our teams and support all grades. www.nswfootballhistory.com.au We hope as many North Shore people as possible can stick around and show that Northern Sydney is red and black. Newtown FC v North Ballarat FC 1968 Hopefully the weather will be better than over the ANZAC weekend. It was so wet that only the Premier Division In March 1968 there was a pre-season game played in Sydney, between the now very successful North got on the field. Sydney Uni No 1 was a very heavy track, but the Bombers put in a sensational first half, taking the Ballarat Football Club which competes in the state-wide, VFL, and the Sydney premiers, Newtown. fight right up to the Students to lead at the long break. We have a very young team this year, and weren’t able to last the distance; but there was a lot to like about the All proceeds from the match and entertainment, which included a Highland Band at half time, went to the courageous effort the Bombers put in under trying conditions. It was a determination that will serve us well as the Royal South Sydney Hospital. Besides the two football clubs, the day was also promoted by the Randwick- season unfolds – and just maybe a strong run to the finals. Botany Harriers Athletic Club. A club such as ours wouldn’t exist without sponsorship. We are extremely grateful for the support of our sponsors – Bendigo Bank, Prime Constructions, MMB Print Management, Crows Nest Hotel, ISC Sport, The Physiotherapy & North Ballarat, formed in 1882, was a strong side which spawned many champions over the years, including Sports Injury Clinic North Sydney. the prolific goal kicker, Tony Lockett – as well as his father, Howard, a veteran of 500 senior games who was When you’re at the Crows Nest Hotel, don’t forget to bring your Crowie Card and present it every time you’re also known as “Plugger”. making a purchase. You’ll access a discount, and keep our club foremost in their minds. Not just when you’re there at a club dinner, but any time. Don’t forget; you can interact with our club on social media. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ Originally scheduled for the Sydney Cricket Ground, the game was relocated to Erskineville Oval after SCG NorthShoreAFC. Follow us on Twitter @northshorefc and on Instagram @northshorefc. officials would not release the ground for the March 10 game. And in any case, the expected crowd was Enjoy the day at the footy. Go Bombers!!! considered to be far under that to cover expenses after the Ballarat press first suggested the attendance might top 15,000.

The party of forty Roosters players and their fans travelled to Sydney by coach. The players were accom- modated in the Olympic Hotel, Moore Park Road, Paddington while the supporters were quartered in the Sir John Young Hotel, corner of Liverpool and George Streets, Sydney. They were lavishly entertained firstly by an official reception at the Sydney Town Hall and later a harbour cruise together with official dinners and bar-b-ques.

An added attraction to the game, was the inclusion of Hawthorn captain, Graham “Mort” Arthur, in the Newtown team wearing jumper number 21 – just for the day. A series of athletic events were held before and at half time of the match. Olympians, including long distance runner, Ron Clarke and sprinter, Bobby Lay, the Australian 100 yard champion, were amongst those who participated.

Newtown had won the premiership the previous year under the guidance of former VFL and Tasmanian footballer, Gordon Bowman who was still in charge in 1968. North Ballarat, on the other hand, had failed to make the four in the Ballarat Football League in 1967 but this was soon redressed.

The game was played in relatively hot weather which taxed the Victorian players and at the same time had a severe effect on the Newtown side who had only just started training a few weeks before. North though, had undertaken one of the most strenuous early training schedules seen in Ballarat.

They ran out victors in a close and ‘firey clash’ 12.8 (80) to 9.14 (68). The crowd attendance was not as high as expected, however there was so much enthusiasm, a return match was promised for the following year. The game was a forerunner to success for the Roosters who finished runner-up in their competition in 1968 to Maryborough. Newtown also had a great year and took out their second successive premier- ship.

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Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 LIZ FASSONE PENNANT HILLS EAST COAST 1 CAITLIN MURRAY 2 CHARLOTTE WAYTE 2 MELISSA VUONG0 Saturday 2nd May 3 AISLINN ALBURY 3 KRISTY STROOP 6:30pm @ Mike Kenny Oval 4 STEFFANIE LEE 4 NATALIE BARBER 5 SARA COOKE 6 BROOKE ASHCROFT 5 MARIE GEBERT Round 7 2014 - Pennant Hills 17.10 (112) def East Coast 11.15(81) 7 AMANDA FARRUGIA 6 MICHAELA EKMAN Round 1 2014 - Pennant Hills 14.12 (96) def East Coast 10.9 (69) 8 ASHLEY GRAY 7 JESS DOWNTING 9 KIRA DUROUX 8 KATE LAWSON

10 LORETTA MOORE 9 BELINDA HARRISON 11 LISA PETHYBRIDGE 10 TRUDI LINES 12 KRISTY SUTCLIFFE 11 BREE CALDERWOOD 13 NATASHA NAIR 12 MELANIE PRING 14 REBECCA VILLIS 13 NICOLE KRIZ 15 STACY O’LOUGHLIN 16 KIONA VANCE 14 CHARLOTTE LATSOMBATH 17 SALOME CERDA-VARGAS 15 BRONWYN TURNER 18 JESSE WONG 16 GRACE RILEY In 2015 selected matches will be live streamed through the AFL Sydney 19 ROXANNE GOFF 17 TRACY BAKER NAKITA BROWN website and www.youtube.com/aflsydneylive thanks to Digital Sports. 20 18 SHONA PORTER 22 VIVIEN TALBOT 19 EMMA BROWN 23 LISA ROPER All matches live streamed will then be stored on the AFL Sydney website 20 MELISSA FRECKELTON 24 BELINDA MULDOON and can viewed at any time. 21 NIKKI FURLONG 25 LINDSAY VAN ANDEL 22 MARGUERITE EUDES 27 JACQUI LUFF Upcoming matches— 23 MARGARITA OBIEN 30 BARBARA LYNCH 31 TELECIA BROWNE 28 CHAVVAUHN CALVER Round Date Home Away Venue Time 30 EMILY YOUNG 33 SELIMA MESCHAR

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Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 CASSANDRA LEES 2 SEB PARKER 1 BEN BOURKE 1 CLARE O’BRIEN 2 CLAIRE GROOM 3 AARON CRISFIELD 2 SCOTT REED 2 LISA TOWNS 3 DANIELLE SCHMID 5 RANGA EDIRIWICKRAMA 3 JAMES VLATKO 4 MEG MACCALLUM 3 DOM GOOM 6 BRANT JACK 4 SCOTT PIERCE 5 NADELLE JAMILY KRAYEM 4 EBONY MACKEY 10 ROBERT WATTS 5 DANIEL SPITERI 6 GEORGIA VERKUYLEN 12 SAM ZIKMAN 6 TRENT BAKER 5 JORDIN WILLIAMS 7 NATALIE GARDNER 13 BRAD KEOUGH 7 MARK SKUSE 6 MEL CIAROLO 8 ROSEMARY MORRISON 14 THEO MORAITIS 8 MATT SCHOLZ 9 YU-SHAN LIM 7 JENNA MILLER 15 KIERAN WRIGHT 9 JON VLATKO 10 DANIKA HEAD 8 ASHLEE MCCLURE 16 TIM WALES 10 EUGENE KRUGER 11 ELIZABETH BOVA 17 ADAM NIXON 9 KRISTY DE PELLEGRINI 11 TRENT STUBBS 12 JESSICA MORTON 18 DANIEL WITT 12 ANDREW MCCONNELL 10 RHEANNA LOTTER 13 ROSALIE GRAHAM 19 PATRICK WITT 13 AASON SAVAGE 14 CLARE MURPHY 11 MICHELLE PODNECKY 20 NICOLAS HEY 14 KARL MERSON 15 PAULINE BASSILI 12 VICKY JANE 21 BEN URWIN 15 STUART TURNER 16 REGAN BARKER 22 LACHLAN URWIN 13 LYNDEL MCMARTIN 16 DEAN COSTELLO 25 ALEX SCHRODER 23 DANIEL PREEN 17 JOSH CASS 14 KATHRYN HULL 26 ANNA RUUT 25 DAMIEN DELL’AQUILA 18 JACK DIMERY 27 CODIE BRIGGS 15 JAIDEN PREECE-FORRESTER 26 DAVID SMITH 19 NICK CROWE 29 STACY CROSS 16 LOUISE GLASGOW 27 JESSE HARE 20 LYNDON HUPFELD 31 EDWINA ILLMAN 17 KAREN SAVADERA 28 CAMERON SMITH 21 DAMIEN CHARLESTON 34 VERNA ILES 29 TIM SCOULAR 22 JAMES FORD 18 ERIKA HOSKING 36 STEPHANIE WAKE 30 MICHAEL TALBOT 23 JOSH CUTTING 41 HAYLEY LEGG 19 HAYLEY WILLIS 31 JAMES DUNN 24 KIERAN EMERY 42 GENAVIEVE ZOELLER 21 BRITTANY DAY 34 THOMAS ANGEL 25 WILL BRADLEY 44 ANGELA JORNET 22 DANIELLE DUNAJIC 37 REGAN PINKER 26 RYAN FITTON 53 ANNA BUTLER 38 SAM WIDMER 27 MATTHEW EASTMAN 24 KRISTY GRBEVSKI 55 ELISE HOGAN 40 LACHLAN VILE 29 ZACH JOHNS 25 JASMINE FERGUS 56 BELINDA SMALL 41 MATTHEW CAREY 30 STEVE O’CONNOR 57 CI-ANNA SMITH 26 STEPH GILLETT 42 THOMAS EDMONDS 31 ANTHONY STUBBS 62 LAUREN FOY 29 RACHEL STOKES 43 TED WIDMER 33 AARON DRINKWATER 63 FRANCESCA HOCKING 45 THOMAS ABBOTT 31 LISA ROSE 36 JUSTIN STEER 64 TRAM NGUYEN 48 JAKE GUNSTONE 39 CAMERON ARNDT 35 LAUREN HODGSON 66 EMILY GARD 52 MICHAEL JOHNSON 40 BRYCE JOYNSON 67 PASCALE PIAS 37 LINDA TOWNSON 56 CAMPBELL LUSCOMBE 45 ANDREW BROWNING

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 22 15 Round 4 - 2nd—3th May Round 4 - 2nd—3th May SENIOR TEAM LISTS T E A M L I S T S ST GEORGE UNSW/ES WOLLONGONG SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Premier Division Premier Division Women’s Div One Women’s Div One Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Senior Coach: Josh Parmenter Senior Coach: Dave Kennedy Senior Coach: Yucel Celenk Colours: Red & White Colours: White, red, blue, black, Colours: Pink, Blue & White Colours: Yellow & Blue yellow Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 CHRIS FRANGOS 1 EAMON O’DONNELL 1 BELINDA MICHALK 1 JESSICA GRAY 2 DANIEL NAPPER 2 JOSH PARMENTER 2 MEGAN ANDERSON 3 JORDAN WEST 3 TOM HEATH 2 BREEANNA BRAGA 3 ASHLEE MORGAN 4 PATRICK MCBRIDE 4 TOM HOOKER 3 ZUZANNA CZYCO 5 SOPHIE CLARKE 5 DAVID LYCAKIS 5 JEREMY KIEL 4 NICOLA KENNEDY 6 TAMMY CALLAGHAN 6 BLAKE GUTHRIE 6 MITCH SOMES 7 JESS HOGAN SHELLEE GIBSON 7 LUKE IRVINE 5 7 DAVID RYAN 8 JENNIFER LEW 8 MORGAN DAVIS 6 ELISE KIDD 8 MICHAEL MILNER 9 MEREDITH GRAY 9 RYAN PLANT 9 DECLAN DONOHUE 7 SHANNYN EVERINHAM-GEARY 10 MONICA CHEW 10 BEN JONES 10 KIRK LOWER 8 LEANNE KIDD 11 ALICE WOOD 11 STEPHEN WILSEN 11 FLETCHER ROWE ASHLEE SMITH 12 FELICE TONG 12 BEN SHARP 12 SAM FOGERTY 9 13 BETH WATTS 13 BRYCE ADDISON 13 JOEL ROBBIE 10 KIMBERLY CHAN 14 NICOLA BARR 14 MATT PETERING 14 JACK MCANESPIE 11 ELLEN CREWDSON 15 RACHAEL STACK 15 MITCH WILD 15 MICHAEL ARCHIBALD 12 LAUREN TREWICK 16 SERA KAUKIONO 16 HARRISON GREEN 16 JAMES PASCOE JANE MCLENNAN 17 AMY FOO 17 DEAN GILBERT 17 JEREMY DANIHER 13 18 GRACE CAIN 18 NATHAN KENNY 18 PRAS SAYAKHOT 14 JESSIE MULHOLLAND 19 TARA MCKENTY 19 NICK RYAN 19 ALEX FOOTE 15 KELLY CHAN 20 TOM COENEN 21 SCOTT DORNAUF 20 LARA CREBER 16 KATE STANTON 21 DANIEL COOPER 22 ADAM MCINTYRE 21 MARGOT ALAIS REGAN TAYLOR 22 CHRIS WINDLE 23 ANTHONY RODRIQUES 17 22 LIBBY SADLER 24 DANIEL TOMLINS 24 RYAN FRRELLY 18 JENNIFER STANTON 23 ALLY CATTERSOM 25 KUIAM ANU 25 TOM DICKSON 19 JAIMEE GREEN 24 EMMA CASTRO 26 NATHAN MCKENZIE-HICKS 26 LAUCHLAN O’CALLAGHAN 25 OLIVIA WARREN 20 CASEY MOANE 27 JANSON DOUGHTY 27 ALEX HENDERSON 27 KYRSTEN WINKLEY 21 LAURA RUSSELL 28 TRAVIS MARTIN 28 JACK MCKINLAY 28 CLARE SULLIVAN 30 BEN HODGSON 29 CHRIS JORDAIN 23 HATHARINA LISS 29 TESS NOBLE 31 NICK SHAW 30 ED KIEL 24 CLARINDA CAMPBELL 30 STEPHANIE WALKER 32 NICK TATE 31 TIM WIDMER 25 KATHERINE GOW 31 REBECCA MOXON 33 ALEXANDER WYNN 32 HARRY ANNEAR 32 SHELLEY MULHERN 26 SOPHIE LAVNDER 34 JACK HILL 33 MICHAEL DICKSON 33 CHIARA BINAZZI 35 ELI PRESCOTT 34 KANE LATHAM 27 SHANNON HUNTLEY-WEI 34 MAEBH O’SHAUGHNESSY 36 JAKE BROWN 35 JORDAN LAMPI 40 ALEISHA CHESSELL 35 ORLAITH SPOONER

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Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 ADAM BYRNE 1 LOGAN MEAD 1 DAVID STROUD 1 MATT VARJAVANDI MICHAEL STACEY 2 ANGUS BUNCLE 2 DANNY ROBERTS 2 3 DYLAN BROGAN 3 JACK SCHWARZE 3 JACK PARKER 3 DALE FITZGERALD 4 JAMES BRACKIN 4 BEN ROGERS 4 JAMES BRAIN 4 JOSH DAVID-WRIGHT 5 DAVID HOOK 5 ROB VINCENT 5 BRAYDEN FOWLER 6 SAM CARRUTHERS 6 GRADY TAPPING 7 ROB MARSH 6 RYAN WEARNE 8 CHRIS MURPHY 7 JACK HAWKINS 7 RYAN TERREY 8 RYAN HARRIS 9 ADRIAN HARRY 8 TOM BECKETT 8 MATTHEW CAHILL 9 TONY FOTOPOULAS 11 NICK FOSTER 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON 9 JOSH TERREY 12 TOM HANSEN 11 GEOFF SMITH 10 HARRISON KOCH 10 JORDAN PIDGEON 13 CHARLIE PARSONS 12 PETER LE BRETON 11 CONNOR PETTERSSON SCOTT MAGUIRE 14 JIMMY MCKENZIE 11 12 CAL JOHNSTON TAIGEN DUBBELDE 14 ANDREW ROBERTSON 16 LAIN GENOVESI 12 13 GARETH BENBOW ARIN RICKETT 15 CHRIS HAYES 21 MATT EDDY 13 14 TOM PYLE 22 JAKE SAUNDERS 14 SCOTT NOLAN 16 ANDY MORRIS 15 ERIC BURKE SUNNY GILL 23 TOM HARVEY 15 17 SAM SIMPSON 16 JACKSON POLA-SMITH 24 TEDDY STRUDWICK 16 STUART MCKINLEY 17 JORDAN WEIR 18 MITCH HANSEN 17 BRODY CRANE 18 LEVI BRAIN 25 RON WASON 19 CAMERON LUDOWYKE 18 JESSE HAURUA 19 SAM BATTEN 26 TIM WESTON 20 LUKE PIERCE 20 TIM CORDNER 20 CAM LIVORI 27 SANIEL SCHACHER 21 SHANE WILLIAMSL 21 JAMES MOYLAN 21 JAKE MONK 28 WILL TAYLOR 22 MICHAEL ATKINSON 29 JOHN GRAY 22 JACK MARA 22 NICK RODGERS KANE RADFORD 23 HAYDEN WASHINGTON 30 RYAN HEZLETT 23 23 TIM CAMERON 24 TRENT SCHMUTTER 24 DANIEL DICKERSON 31 TIM BRANSGROVE 24 ANGUS RODGERS 25 MICHAEL LENNOX 25 JAMIE MCDOUGALL 34 LIAM MCCOLL 25 LEWIS CRINITI 27 JACOB LILLIS 26 TOM MCCAFFREY 35 CHARLIE CALLANDER 27 JAMES BEHAGG 36 DARCY BARON-HAY 30 ED HELMORE 27 MARC WILLIAMS 30 WILLS BRASSIL 37 ETHAN HARVEY 32 NATHAN WILLIAMS 30 DAN MARTIN 35 MAX CARTER 38 ALEX JALLOH 33 ANDREW MUNNS 32 PETER FROST 36 TOM SCHULTZ 39 RYAN HEBRON 35 CHRIS JONES 34 HENRY ST HILL 37 JIMMY MCDONALD 40 JAKE VEALE 36 ANDREW GROGAN 35 TIM SHUMACK 40 ETHAN PANIZZA 41 TRISTAN SMITH 37 LACHLAN PRYOR 36 NATE ELLIFF 41 AMOS MICHAEL 42 MITCH WRIGHT 38 MARK PETIT 42 ANDREW PILOT 43 ANTHONY TREACY 39 HEPPA GALVIN 37 RYAN LUDOWYKE 44 ANDREW PILAT 44 NICK CROFT KHYLL DAVID-CROWW 38 PAUL HAYES 50 NATHAN BOSSCHIETER 40 59 XAVIER BURTON

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Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 ALEX O’DEA 1 BRENDAN BROWNE 1 CALLUM KENNEDY 2 JAMES WEBSTER 2 JAMES CAICA 1 LIAM DAVIS 2 RYAN KENNEDY 3 LOCKIE VON MOGER 3 JOSH MADDOX 3 RYAN MURPHY 4 EDEN BENNELL 4 TYSON LLOYD 3 GLENN SMITH 5 JORDAN MOORE 4 JAMES CLARKE 5 JACK HEWITT 4 KYLE UNDERWOOD 6 JESSIE DRANSFIELD 6 HARRY WHITING 5 JACK CASPERSONN 5 JAKE MCINTOSH 7 CHRIS BOLT 7 JUSTIN KENNA 7 DANE ROBERTON 8 BRYSON LONG 6 DUANE WILD 8 BEN MOYLE 8 NICK ROBERTS 9 BILLY TAHA 7 ANDREW WARDROP 9 RAWSON KIRKHOPE 9 SAM CRICHTON 10 BRAD PLUG 10 DEAN IPAVIZ 10 CAMERON ROE 10 LUKE FREEMANTLE 11 LUKE JARJOURA 12 DAMON COLLINA 12 EDEN WOODEND 11 MITCHELL NEW 14 BEN NETHERSOLE 11 JAMES LEWINGTON 13 DAMON WOODEND 15 SCOTT TREGONNING 12 OLIVER WETZLAR 12 ADAM COOK 14 JOEL GRAY 17 JACOB HARVEY 13 YARREN JAFFER-WILLIAMS 15 REECE GILLESPIE 13 MATTHEW YOUNG 18 KHAIZAAD MHETTA 14 DANIEL FRAWLEY 16 HARRY JENKINS 14 DANIEL TURNER 19 JORDAN LAW 15 CLINTON WELLS 17 HUGH PRIEST 20 LOCKIE LAMONT 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY 16 BEN COFFEY 18 JAYDEN DONATO 22 FRANK BOLAND 19 LUKE ELASI 17 CHRIS BROWNE 16 TIM CASHMAN 23 JAMES HOWARD 20 COLIN BROWN 17 LUKE JANSSON 24 NIC KERBER 18 CHRIS REICHMAN 21 ALISTAIRE DUELL-FERGUSON 25 JACKSON COSGROVE 19 MJ FIGG 22 WAYD BLACKBURNE 18 LEIGH HOGAN 26 JANIS BLUMS 23 KEVIN JONES 20 BEN FITZPATRICK 19 BRENDAN KENNY 27 CHRIS RADFORD 21 JOSH COLE 24 JAMES WEST 28 JACOB PRINCE 25 BYRON HOLT 20 LIAM AGGETT 22 CHRIS KENDRICK 29 HEATH MITCHELL 26 FELIX DIXON 22 JARRYD WILSEN 23 DANIEL POTTS 30 MICHAEL MAY 27 JASON FRETWELL

32 HAYDEN ANDERSON 24 JEFF MELVILLE 28 ROWAN CHOWANETZ 24 MARSHAL CAIRNDUFF 33 TOM LARBY 25 DOM VINCENT 29 BILLY SHIPWAY 25 LEON JOHNSON 35 HARRISON CALLAHAN 30 AARON COTTRELL 26 MATT HUTTON 27 IAN HOLDER 36 THOMAS ZILM 31 LACHLAN BENNETTS 33 TOM ELKINGTON 39 NICK MORLING 32 BEN ZAMMITT 28 REGAN SHARPE 38 JAKE SWARTS 44 MICHAEL MURRELL 33 MATTHEW GRANT 34 RYAN KING-THORNBURG 48 MICHAEL MITCHELL 40 SAM SLEIGH 34 TROY LUFF

49 DANIEL HINES 55 DAVID JOHNSON 44 NICHOLAS CROSSLAND 36 TRISTEN SMITH

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