AFL from the EDITOR Anzac Day Reminds Us of the Conflict Australian’S P W D L % Pts Were and Still Are Involved In

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AFL FROM THE EDITOR Anzac Day reminds us of the conflict Australian’s P W D L % Pts were and still are involved in. Although, recent wars have had less of an effect on Sydney foot- Collingwood 4 4 0 0 187.00 16 ball. Time goes so quickly that even the last big Geelong 4 4 0 0 153.15 16 military action the nation was involved in, the Vietnam War, is a generation and a half ago. Hawthorn 4 3 0 1 131.77 12 Fremantle 4 3 0 1 113.51 12 years past the then National Football Council used to conduct All-State carnivals every four years or so and in 1914, literally days before WWI was declared, one of these events was held in Sydney and played on the SCG . Carlton 4 2 1 1 135.02 10 Due to the war and its impact on Australian society the carnival was a flop. Essendon 4 2 1 1 131.97 10

Melbourne 4 2 1 1 116.18 10 War was declared almost on the eve of the carnival in August and by the 20th of the month, 10,000 men from Sydney had signed up to fight. Sydney Swans 4 2 1 1 97.40 10 As these numbers increased, it affected football in Sydney and by 1916 the North Shore Club had withdrawn from Western Bulldogs 3 2 0 1 144.98 8 the competition because of the difficulty of fielding a side.

West Coast 4 2 0 2 100.56 8 In fact, so bad was the manpower that the league itself teetered on folding. Adelaide 3 1 0 2 85.88 4 Port Adelaide 4 1 0 3 69.50 4 The 1916 League Annual Report said:

St Kilda 3 0 1 2 81.00 2 Enlistments

Richmond 4 0 1 3 67.58 2 Through the want of proper organisation on the part of some of the clubs, and recognition of the duty owed the Brisbane 3 0 0 3 69.57 0 League in this important matter, your Committee, regret that no complete list of players at the front or in prepara- tory training camps has up to North Melbourne 3 0 0 3 66.85 0 the present been prepared. Gold Coast 3 0 0 3 38.05 0 Even with the incomplete figures to hand, it is safe to assert that 50 per cent of the players [in the league] of 1914 have responded to the call.

From lists to hand and other sources it is known that the Southern portion of the state hascontributed a large quota Collingwood 24.17-161 def. Richmond 13.12-90 of players. Hawthorn 10.12-72 def. West Coast 9.11-65 Carlton 11.13-79 Drew Essendon 11.13-79 When Country and Metropolitan [football] returnsare finalised it is estimated that over 1500 players have gone to Geelong 11.15-81 def Sydney 7.12-54 take part in the greatest game the world has yet witnessed.

Port Adelaide 14.14-98 def Adelaide 9.12-66 In a sense 1915 may be termed as the darkest and brightest year in the history of the game in Sydney. Melbourne 23.21-159 def. Gold Coast 9.15-69 Ironically, as J E Phelan, after whom the Phelan Medal was named, later wrote, it was the war which also brought Fremantle 18.19-127 def North Melbourne 14.14-98 footballers to Sydney and he considered saved the game in the NSW capital. Essendon 21.10-136 def St Kilda 12.12-84 BRIS, WB & STK Bye Many military bases were established in and around Sydney and the many servicemen, who were also players came here to train. Of which many also played football.

The same happened in WWII when soldiers trained at Ingleburn, North Head and other land bases around Sydney ROUND 5 ROUND 5 while Garden Island was a hive of industry for the navy. Thursday Thursday Brisbane v St Kilda @ Gabba West Coast v Port Adelaide @ Patersons Many great footballers passed through Sydney including Bill Morris the winner of the 1948 Brownlow Medal with Saturday Friday Richmond. Morries also played with South Sydney. Port Adelaide v Geelong @ AAMI Sydney v Carlton @ SCG Continued page 26 Carlton v Adelaide @ Etihad Saturday Sunday North Melbourne v Port Adelaide @ Etihad Officeworks: North Melbourne v Richmond @ Etihad Richmond v Brisbane @ MCG a trusted partner in the Monday Adelaide v St Kilda @ AAMI Essendon v Collingwood @ MCG Sunday publication of the Fremantle v Western Bulldogs @ Patersons Essendon v Gold Coast @ Etihad Football Record. Bye— Melbourne, Sydney, West Coast Collingwood v Western Bulldogs @ MCG Bye— Fremantle, Geelong, Hawthorn Record Cover Photo courtesy of Michael Vettas

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CLUB CONTACTS 2011 AFL SYDNEY PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE AUBURN Ali Faraj 0414 676415 [email protected] Round 1 Round 7 Round 12 Round 18 Sat 2 April Sat 14 May Sat 25 June Fri 5 August BALMAIN Adam Coles 0488 771781 [email protected] NS 17.7 Ill 9.13 Nth Shore v Balmain Wests v UTS Balmain v Nth Shore Sat 6 August CAMDEN Tom Koski 0401 785042 [email protected] UTS 10.6 UNSW 19.8 Pennant Hills v Wests C’town v Pennant Hills WS 8.11 STG 13.6 Sydney Uni v Campbelltown Nth Shore v UNSW/ES ECE v Campbelltown UNSW/ES v St George CAMPBELLTOWN Terry Neilsen 0404 072025 [email protected] PH 9.10 Bal 13.8 UNSW/ES v UTS Sun 26 June Illawarra v UTS ECE 14.6 SU 14.8 Illawarra v St George Balmain v Sydney Uni Sun 7 August EAST COAST EAGLES Craig Abercrombie 0413 642055 [email protected] Campbelltown—Bye ECE—Bye ECE v St George Wests v Pennant Hills Round 2 Round 8 Illawarra—Bye Sydney Uni—Bye HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Clive Sharp 0433 403620 [email protected] Fri 8 April Sat 21 May Round 13 Round 19 Bal 12.25 UTS 7.8 Campbelltown v Illawarra Sat 2 July Sat 13 August ILLAWARRA Doug Sweeney 0412 721154 [email protected] Sat 9 April UNSW/ES v Pennant Hills Sydney Uni v UTS St George v Balmain P’Hills v UNSW/ES MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Luke Gemmill 0401 214812 [email protected] Cam 12.8 UNSW 12.12 Wests v ECE UNSW/ES v Balmain STG 5.3 ECE 26.16 Sydney Uni v St George Illawarra v Campbelltown Nth Shore v Syd Uni MANLY WARRINGAH Richard Wharton 0413 380925 [email protected] WS 16.11 NS 7.5 Sun 22 May Nth Shore v St George Illawarra v ECE Ill 7.7 PH 11.9 UTS v Nth Shore Pennant Hills v ECE Sun 14 August MOOREBANK Mark Coles 0424 249078 [email protected] Sydney Uni—Bye Balmain—Bye Wests—Bye UTS v Wests Campbelltown—Bye Round 3 Round 9 Round 14 Round 20 NOR WEST Glenn Whitney 0403 185265 [email protected] Sat 16 April Sat 28 May Sat 9 July Sat 20 August NS 4.7 ECE 16.12 Campbelltown v Balmain Campbelltown v Wests NORTH SHORE Steve Watters 0419 875708 [email protected] Campbelltown v UTS SU 7.18 WS 3.9 St George v UNSW/ES St George v Sydney Uni St George v P’Hills UTS 6.5 ILL 7.14 Wests v Sydney Uni Illawarra v UNSW/ES PENNANT HILLS Ian Parker 0428 261984 [email protected] UNSW v Nth Shore Sun 17 April Pennant Hills v Illawarra ECE v Nth Shore ECE v Wests PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579061 [email protected] Bal 11.13 UNSW 9.9 ECE v UTS Sun, 10 July Syd Uni v Illawarra PH 19.13 Cam 10.14 Nth Shore—Bye Balmain v Pennant Hills Balmain—Bye RIVERVIEW Richard Hawtin 0404 827420 [email protected] St George—Bye Round 10 UTS—Bye Round 4 Sat 4 June Round 15 Sat 27 August SAINTS afc Andrew Blakemore 0407 012155 [email protected] Mon, 25 April UNSW/ES v ECE Sat 16 July Qualifying Final Campbelltown v St George Sydney Uni v Nth Shore Balmain v Wests Sun 28 August SOUTHERN POWER Matt Graham 0416 007131 [email protected] ECE v UNSW/ES Illawarra v Wests UNSW/ES v C’town Elimination Final Wests v Balmain Sun 5 June UTS v St George ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405546 [email protected] Illawarra v Sydney Uni Balmain v St George Nth Shore v Pennant Hills Saturday 3 Sept SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Brett Pettersen 0416 095042 [email protected] UTS—Bye UTS v Campbelltown Sydney Uni v ECE 2nd Semi Final Pennant Hills—Bye Pennant Hills—Bye Illawarra— Bye UNSW/ES Steve Ray 0411 408654 [email protected] Nth Shore—Bye Representative Weekend Round 16 Sunday 4 Sept Round 5 Sat 11 June Sat 23 July 1st Semi Final UTS Anthony Leach 0412 856996 [email protected] Sat 30 April Dev Squad v Riverina FL Wests v Illawarra Campbelltown v ECE Sun 12 June ECE v Balmain Sunday 11Sept WESTERN SUBURBS Andrew Taylor 0411 859834 [email protected] Pennant Hills v Nth Shore AFL Cairns v AFL Sydney Pennant Hills v UTS Preliminary Final Sydney Uni v Balmain Round 11 UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni NSWAF UMPIRES Angus Heritage 0408 651855 [email protected] UNSW/ES v Illawarra Fri 17 June Sun 24 July Saturday, 17 Sept Grand Final St George v UTS UTS v Balmain C’town v Nth Shore

AFL SYDNEY PHOTO’S Wests—Bye Sat 18 June St George—Bye

Round 6 Pennant Hills v Sydney Uni Round 17 Sat 7 May St George v Campbelltown Sat 30 July Quality action photos of selected AFL Sydney games can be Nth Shore v Campbelltown Wests v UNSW/ES Nth Shore v Wests viewed at: St George v Wests Sun 19 June St George v Illawarra UTS v Sydney Uni Illawarra v Nth Shore UTS v ECE www.saflphotos.com.au/info/ ECE v Pennant Hills ECE—Bye Sydney Uni v P’Hills Sun 8 May Sun 31 July Enquiries: Michael Vettas on 0414 899 515 Balmain v Illawarra Balmain v Campbelltown UNSW/ES—Bye UNSW/ES—Bye

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AFL SYDNEY STATISTICS FIXTURES—ROUNDS 4 & 5 FIXTURES 25 APRIL FIXTURES 30 APRIL 2011 LEADING GOALKICKERS 2011 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP U18/3 SEN RES W TOT Premier Division Premier Division RDS Monday, April 25 Saturday, April 30 PREMIER DIVISION BALMAIN 18 12 2 32 Campbelltown v St George @ Blacktown @ 2.10pm Campbelltown v East Coast Eagles @ Monarch Oval @ 2.10pm

LEIGH LAVERY UNSW/ES 1 13 East Coast Eagles @ UNSW/ES @ Bruce Purser @ 2.10pm Sydney University v Balmain @ SU No 1 @ 2.10pm

PENRITH 12 12 2 26 Western Suburbs v Balmain @ Picken Oval @ 2,.10pm UNSW/ES v Illawarra @ Village Green @ 2.10pm JAMIE VLATKO EAST COAST 3 10 Illawarra v Sydney University @ Nth Dalton Park @ 2.10pm St George v UTS @ Olds Park @ 2.10pm STHN POWER 12 8 6 26 STEPHEN DOYLE EAST COAST 3 9 UTS—Bye Pennant Hills v North Shore @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 2.10pm

MAC UNI 18 0 6 24 Pennant Hills—Bye Western Suburbs—Bye MARK GOODEY EAST COAST 2 8 North Shore—Bye Division One

MANLY 12 8 4 24 Saturday, April 30 DIVISION ONE Division One Pennant Hills v North Shore @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 12pm EAST COAST 12 4 4 20 AIDAN MCCULLOCH MAC UNI 1 9 Monday, April 25 Sydney University v Macquarie University @ SU No 1 @ 12pm

Manly Warringah v Southern Power @ Blacktown @ 12pm UNSW/ES v Illawarra @ Village Green @ 12pm LEVI BRAIN MANLY 6 8 PENNANT HILLS 12 4 2 18 East Coast Eagles @ UNSW/ES @ Bruce Purser @ 12pm Southern Power v UTS @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.10pm

ALAN FRITSCH STHN POWER 0 8 ST GEORGE 6 8 2 16 Western Suburbs v Macquarie Uni @ Picken Oval @ 12pm Manly Warringah v East Coast Eagles @ Blacktown@ 3.10pm

Illawarra v Sydney University @ Nth Dalton Park @ 12pm Western Suburbs—Bye ERIC MOODY MAC UNI 0 7 SAINTS AFC 6 8 1 15 UTS—Bye Division Two

S RICHARDS-SMITH MAC UNI 3 7 Pennant Hills—Bye Saturday, April 30 NORTH SHORE 6 4 4 14 North Shore—Bye St George v Penrith @ Olds Park @ 12pm

DIVISION TWO Manly Warringah v Sydney University @ Blacktown @ 1.00pm SYDNEY UNI 12 0 2 14 Division Two—General Bye Nor West v Camden @ Bensons Lane @ 2.10pm A KYPRIANOU BALMAIN 6 19 WESTS 6 4 4 14 Holroyd Parramatta v Auburn @ Gipps Rd @ 2.30pm

DALE CHIVAS PENRITH 5 10 Division Three—General Bye Moorebank v Balmain @ Rosedale Oval @ 3.30pm HOLROYD PARRA 6 4 4 14 Division Three M MOUSSA AUBURN 0 9 Division Four—General Bye Saturday, April 30 UNSW/ES 12 0 0 12 Sydney University v Macquarie University @ SU No 1 @ 10am DIVISION THREE CAMPBELLTOWN 0 4 6 10 Division Five—General Bye UNSW/ES v North Shore@ Village Green @ 10am

ANDREW LADBURY SAINTS 0 12 Campbelltown v East Coast Eagles @ Monarch Oval @ 12pm

MOOREBANK 0 8 0 8 U18 Premier Cup—General Bye Southern Power v UTS @ Gwawley Oval @ 12pm CASEY STEPHENS UNSW/ES 0 12 Western Suburbs v Saints afc @ Picken Oval @ 12pm ILLAWARRA 6 0 2 8 U18 Challenge Cup—General Bye DIVISION FOUR Division Four

Saturday, April 30 AUBURN 6 0 0.6 6.6 JASON BRADLEY PENRITH 2 11 Manly Warringah v UTS @ Blacktown No 2 @ 12pm d NOR-WEST 6 0 0.6 6.6 Nor West v Macquarie University @ Bensons Lane @ 12pm STEPHAN MANN MAC UNI 3 8 Holroyd Parramatta v Auburn @ Gipps Rd @ 12.30pm UTS 0 4 4 DIVISION FIVE Moorebank v UNSW/ES @ Rosedale @ 1.30pm Penrith—Bye RYAN LIBBIS STHN POWER 2 8 CAMDEN 0 0 0 0 Division Five ANDREW KENT MAC UNI 0 7 Saturday, April 30 2011 FOOTY TIPPING Manly Warringah v Macquarie Uni@ Blacktown No 2 @ 10am U18 PREMIER CUP Holroyd Parramatta v Southern Power @ Gipps Rd @ 10.30am

Moorebank v Camden @ Rosedale @ 11.30am ETHAN BARCLAY EAST COAST 0 14 NAME LAST TOT Saints afc v Sydeny University @ Pioneers Park @ 2pm U18 Premier Cup JACKSON BRACKIN NORTH SHORE 0 13 MATT EDWINS 10 28 Saturday, April 30 BEN MCGOVERN PENRITH 2 10 GREG CORLESS 10 28 East Coast Eagles v UNSW/ES @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 10am Pennant Hills v North Shore @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 10am RYAN FARRELLY UNSW/ES 2 10 LUKE TURNER 10 26 St George v Penrith @ Olds Park @ 10am U18 CHALLENGE Illawarra v Sydney University @ North Dalton Park @ 10am STEVE EDWINS 8 26 KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL THINGS Western Suburbs v St Ignatius, Riverview @ Picken Oval @ 10am DANE WALTERS STHN POWER 2 8 DION BURKE 10 26 FOOTY U18 Challenge Cup NATHAN BRAILEY C’TOWN 2 7 Tune into Sydney’s 2SM 1269 AM at 5pm Saturday, April 30 MARK COLES 8 24 each Saturday afternoon for AFL today. hear Holroyd Parramatta v Mac Uni Kookas @ Gipps Rd @ 8.30am TIMOTHY CASHMAN STHN POWER 1 6 Moorebank v Southern Power @ Rosedale Oval @ 9.30am DANIEL BYLSMA 10 24 interviews with the games biggest stars. Campbelltown v East Coast Eagles @ Monarch Oval @ 10am Manly Warringah v Balmain @ Blacktown @ 11am JASON SADDINGTON 10 24 Mac Uni Warriors—Bye MATT GRAHAM 8 22

NATHAN TYERMAN 8 22

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EDITORIAL OTHER DIVISION MATCH RESULTS—ROUND 3

ANZAC DAY’S SPORTING SIGNIFICANCE DIVISION FIVE MOOREBANK 17.16-118 def HOLROYD-PARRA 6.8-44

―That’s what the original Anzac wanted: a morning commemo- SOUTHERN POWER 13.19-97 def MANLY WARRINGAH 2.2-14 ration and the afternoon to have a few beers, play two-up and go to the races or the footy.‖ SAINTS AFC 17.8-110 def CAMDEN 5.3-33 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 7.17-59 def MACQUARIE UNI 2.10-22 The words from RSL president Don Rowe could not sum up AFL Sydney’s Anzac Day matches any better. U18 CHALLENGE CUP For many of us involved in AFL football there is no more sym- bolically significant day than Anzac Day. Cast aside the grand HOLROYD-PARRA 17.11-113 def MOOREBANK 3.11-29 final where teams are playing for ultimately glory, Anzac Day is about remembering those who fought for our wonderful country SOUTHERN POWER 9.6-60 def MANLY-WARRINGAH 4.11-35 and for the players putting something extra into their perform- ances. CAMPBELLTOWN 16.15-111 def MAC UNI KOOKAS 2.2-14 MAC UNI WARRIORS 14.18-102 def EAST COAST EAGLES 7.4-46 The day has been marked in the calendar all year. Whether we’re all hanging out for Western Suburbs match against Balmain or Illawarra versus Sydney University there is something different about this weekend. BALMAIN BYE

Then of course, there’s the annual blockbuster match between Collingwood and Essendon. Who won’t be rushing home or heading to the pub straight after the footy on Monday to find out the result? FROM THE EDITOR (cont….) While Anzac Day is a commemoration of the Anzac spirit – the courage and sacrifice made by so many Australians – we should not think we’re unique in celebrating this historic date through sport. Continued from Page 1

As Picken Oval opens it gates to footy fans in the area and North Dalton Park likewise, the MCG will be nearing Phonse Kyne, a famous player and later coach of Collingwood, played and coached St George. Western Australian, Jack capacity. Sheedy as a 17 year old able seaman, kicked a freak goal in the mud at Erskineville Oval to win Sydney Naval the 1944 premiership.

While Collingwood and Essendon get set to do battle, rugby league will continue to grow its own Anzac Day tradi- Kyne was much later inducted into the AFL’s Hall of Fame as one of the game’s greats. tion. St George Illawarra will play the Sydney Roosters in a match that will mean much more than who wins or loses. Many great interstate footballers played in Sydney during that time including Clyde Helmer who played for Geelong from 1937-41 and then for Melbourne including two games for Victoria. Helmer also played for South Melbourne. Tragically he Cricket too has its long-standing traditions. There is no bigger day in the calendar than the Boxing Day test where was killed in the Pacific Campaign only months before the war’s end. the MCG gains the world’s biggest Test crowd each year. A remarkable document has been located which was maintained for many years by the Sydney Football League Secretary, But it’s not only Australia which has this tradition. South Africa too, nears capacity each and every Boxing Day. Ken Ferguson.

The symbolical day in South Africa is viewed so highly now that South Africa will no longer tour Australia – much It provides the gate receipts of all games between 1930-1950 and shows a remarkable jump in spectators who watched like Australia will no longer tour South Africa over summer. Sydney games for a rather ordinary three hundred and eighty seven pounds ($774) in 1941 when the admission price was Boxing Day's sporting significance is also big in England. Soccer’s biggest derbies will be played in front of thou- one shilling (10c). This jumped to a spectacular two thousand, two hundred and fifty six pounds ($4512) in 1945, just four years later. sands of people with millions more watching on TV in the UK and around the world. Such is the strength of derbies that many of the games were played on Christmas Day before World War II. John Curtin, the famous Australian wartime Prime Minister who in his youth played with Coburg, took time out to visit Trumper Park to watch the footy and talk to the players. In the States, the NFL’s Thanksgiving Classic has been a regular event on the calendar since 1920. Much like the In those days of no television and limited travel this incredible increase was mostly due to the many servicemen who played AFL, it is their biggest match outside of the Super Bowl. and watched footy in Sydney and the many fans who came to watch them.

So all over the world there are a number of sporting events and celebrations to mark an historic date for each In the fifties and sixties all clubs in Sydney had their share of servicemen, some more than others. Of course, Sydney Naval respective country. Each has its own significance but each had a number of navy players along with Balmain. Liverpool who later became Southern Districts and the North Shore club had army guys while South Sydney could count on a weekly car full of sailors from HMAS Albatross, near Nowra, in their draws the same amount of emotion out of their players. senior side.

On Monday, while there will be four premiership points on the At three quarter time on Trumper Park when the crowds gathered around the team’s huddle to hear the coach it was a sea line, don’t mistake the raw emotion that is Anzac Day. of servicemen-players identified by their tats and lack of teeth!

As late as the big National Service Draft between 1965-72 Sydney was still getting its fair share of big interstate names. As the words of Don Rowe echo through all of us this weekend Fitzroy’s Billy Duckworth played for Balmain and Graeme Cornes who played with Glenelg and North Melbourne and later may we raise our glasses and take the time to think about coached the Adelaide Crows also played with St George. those who fought bravely for our wonderful country and the So today when you are at the ground remember those who served our country and also the role they have played in AFL opportunities we now have to remember the occasion through Sydney’s history. sport.

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U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 3 PLAYER PROFILE

ST GEORGE 4.1, 5.2, 10.5, 11.6 (72) PENRITH 3.3, 4.7, 7.9, 10.9 (69) ILLAWARRA 1.2, 2.9, 3.9, 5.14 (44) UNSW/ES 3.2, 5.3, 7.5, 8.7 (55) TROY BARTLETT ( Illawarra)

GOALS, GOALS, ST GEORGE : A. Whatley 4, J. Lindfield 2, A. Brooks 2, D. PENRITH : R. Ooms 3, J. Devlin 2, B. McGovern 2, J. Swarbrick What’s the benchmark this year for Illawarra? Lycakis 1, H. Roach 1, M. Edwards 1 1, B. Mayer 1, L. Jones 1 ILLAWARRA : J. Brookfield 3, B. Hoctor 2 UNSW/ES : R. Farrelly 2, F. Rowe 1, D. Rutland 1, F. Whitney 1, BEST, T. Williamson 1, J. Coutts 1, ST GEORGE : M. McDonald, A. Wynn, S. Bowen, A. Whatley, J. J. McKinlay 1 The benchmark is finals. We’re looking to head that way this year after a couple of disappointing seasons. We’d West, H. Brooks BEST, really like to go down that path and blood some of the youngsters who are coming through. We’ve got a nice group ILLAWARRA : M. Thomson, H. Orchid, J. Lavender, T. Green, L. PENRITH : G. Paneras, B. Wilson, M. Purse, J. Devlin, T. Noble, of 19 and 20-year-olds so they’ll be in the mix a bit more as well this year. Clements, J. Kenny L. Murphy UNSW/ES : J. McKinlay, B. Sewell, T. Keogh, D. Roos, T. Williamson, T. Naghten Do you think the club is building towards their first premiership?

ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 1.2, 6.6, 8.10, 10.14 (74) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 5.3 10.8 11.11 15.14 (104) PENNANT HILLS 2.3, 3.5, 6.6, 7.7 (49) WESTERN SUBURBS 0.1 0.1 1.9 2.13 (25) I’d still say we’re a little bit away from that at the moment. We’ve still got to improve in a lot of areas – and we know that – so we’re a little bit away from that and we’ve just got to continue to improve every season.

GOALS, GOALS, ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : Z. Salter 3, D. Robinson 2, M. SYDNEY UNI: G. Robbie 3, T. Barrett 3, A. Yakimov 3, M. Davis Do you feel the Lions are gradually bridging the gap between the top sides in the competition? Lodge 2, T. Meredith 1, O. Gohl 1, J. Davis 1 2, T. Considine 2, T. Graham , M. Powys PENNANT HILLS : J. Gunstone 1, A. Nixon 1, H. Angel 1, A. WESTERN SUBURBS : J. Zoppo , P. Maxwell Mercieca 1 BEST, I think so. The first few years were a bit of a learning experience just seeing what it takes to play at this level but I BEST, SYDNEY UNI : C. Moller, T. Barrett, D. Smith, H. Orr, G. Robbie, ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : M. Lodge, D. Robinson, J. Pascoe, S. Lonergan-Stewart think we’re slowly getting there. J. Somes, J. Davis, J. Smith WESTERN SUBURBS : J. Polley, P. Maxwell, D. Furneaux- PENNANT HILLS : C. Baglin, D. Western, H. Angel, N. Bate, S. Aitchison, M. Lemme, C. Specha Coaldrake, A. Nixon Last year local player Jack Mahony was drafted to Hawthorn do you think this has helped raise the profile of AFL in the area?

NORTH SHORE vs EAST COAST EAGLES—Postponed The juniors are really strong down in the Illawarra area – especially south of Wollongong down the South Coast. It’s really encouraging to see a lot more kids participating and it’s a better kind of culture that leads through to the senior ranks. OTHER DIVISION MATCH RESULTS—ROUND 3

DIVISION THREE What are your personal goals for the year?

SOUTHERN POWER 13.8-86 def NORTH SHORE 4.2-26 UNSW/ES 7.14-56 def MACQUARIE UNI 4.9-33 My goals are to play in as many wins as possible. I’ve got no other individual accolades in my goals. I just want to have a real consistent season and be injury free and I’ll be happy with that. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY postp WESTERN SUBURBS

UTS postp EAST COAST EAGLES Will the Foxtel Cup add some extra motivation for the team to SAINTS AFC postp CAMPBELLTOWN win this year and recruit more juniors to the club?

DIVISION FOUR I think it’s a very exciting concept and I know everyone throughout PENRITH 15.21-111 def MANLY-WARRINGAH 3.2-20 the league is pretty excited by it so it will be good to see what hap- pens in the future. MOOREBANK 5.8-38 def HOLROYD-PARRA 5.6-36 MACQUARIE UNI 8.12-60 def UNSW/ES 2.9-21 What does Anzac Day mean to you? UTS postp NOR-WEST

AUBURN BYE I’ve got a couple of mates in the army and it means a lot for them to serve on behalf of us. It’s really just the smallest thing [remembering the Anzacs through sport] to give back to them and they give so much for us. It’s a really important time.

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2011 NAB AFL SYDNEY RISING STAR DIVISION ONE MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 3

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 4.2, 8.5, 8.5, 11.10 (76) MANLY-WARRINGAH 4.3, 5.7, 7.13, 11.15 (81) UNSW/ES 3.1, 5.1, 7.2, 7.2 (44) PENNANT HILLS 1.3, 3.3, 3.3, 5.4 (34) HAYDEN NICHOLS (UNSW/ES) GOALS, GOALS, MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY :S. Richards-Smith 3, S. Brooks 2, MANLY-WARRINGAH : L. Brain 6, T. Armitage 2, E. Burke 2, A. Robertson 1 Hayden Nichols is currently a student at UNSW has come to the club A. Sliwka 1, B. Harland 1, N. Weldon-Bowen 1, L. Penrith 1, L. Corr 1, A. MacCulloch 1 PENNANT HILLS : G. Hume 2, N. Baglin 2, D. Keating 1 from Pambula on the South Coast. A 19 year old player who combines BEST, natural skill, hardness at the ball and player, as well as showing a mature UNSW/ES : L. Fox 2, D. Hall 2, M. Oke 2, T. Scheibling 1 BEST, MANLY-WARRINGAH : L. Brain, E. Burke, J. Hall, M. Ahern, B. awarness at being able to read the play as it unfolds. Hayden over the MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : D. Brogan, S. Richards-Smith, J. Joseph, M. Morgan past two weeks has settled into the Bulldogs backline like a seasoned Murphy, N. Weldon-Bowen, A. Polkinghorne, J. Moylan PENNANT HILLS : M. Carter, T. Roddan, D. Keating, N. Breen, veteran well beyond his years. UNSW/ES : J. Doust, C. Burke, A. Bantoft, G. Robinson, J. F. Nixon, T. Brandon McAnespie Hayden is a natural ball winner and disciplined defender with a solid physique that can play on taller or smaller opponents than himself. He was a standout against Balmain in round three for the Bulldogs UTS vs IILLAWARRA—Postponed playing against their coach and former Swans player Nic Fosdike. His NORTH SHORE vs EAST COAST EAGLES—Postponed pressure at the contest all day, continually cutting off forward thrusts from SYDNEY UNIVERSITY vs WESTERN SUBURBS—Postponed SOUTHERN POWER—BYE the Dockers midfield and launching the Bulldogs out of defence into attack in a clear best on ground performance after being in the best in his first senior game for the Bulldogs the previous week against Cambell- town. DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 3

ST GEORGE 4.2, 8.4, 11.5, 13.8 (86) PENRITH 4.5, 7.8, 11.10, 16.13 (109) CAMDEN 3.1, 8.3, 9.5, 11.8 (74) MANLY-WARRINGAH 1.1, 1.4, 2.8, 4.14 (38)

Previous Nominees

GOALS, GOALS, Rd 1—Dave Lycakis—St George ST GEORGE : A. Bennett 4, S. Johnson 2, C. Ogle 1, J. Ford 1, PENRITH : D. Chivas 5, T. Cummins 5, J. Spicer 2, B. Robinson Rd 2—Jackson Dwyer—East Coast C. Andrews 1, N. Smith 1, M. Smith 1, T. Cleary 1, S. Richmond 2, M. Woodford 1, N. Allison 1 CAMDEN : M. Kennedy 3, D. Graham 2, C. Raulick 2, J. MANLY-WARRINGAH : J. Balderstone 2, T. Randall 1, B. Young McGregor 1, M. Goldsbrough 1, D. Langford 1, 1 C. Hunt 1 BEST, BEST, PENRITH : B. Redfern, D. Schroot, N. Wright, D. Chivas, D. ST GEORGE : C. Andrews, C. Ogle, A. Bennett, D. Haban, S. Bradley, H. Stibbard Johnson, L. Orr MANLY-WARRINGAH : D. Mountford, A. Pilat, T. Randall, J. CAMDEN : N. Hills, S. Jones, J. Murray, J. Ayling, D. Graham, T. Pilat, B. Hawkins, C. Donovan AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK Hills

HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 4.4, 7.4, 9.6, 11.6 (72) BALMAIN 4.2, 7.7, 12.12, 14.16 (100) MOOREBANK 2.1, 4.2, 6.4, 8.6 (54) NOR-WEST 1.2, 2.3, 3.5, 5.6 (36)

GOALS, GOALS, HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : G. Adams 4, R. Johnston 2, J. BALMAIN :A. Kyprianou 6, K. Underwood 1, A. Azhar 1, C. Schwarze 2, L. Cocks 1, A. Munns 1, S. Nolan 1 Mohen 1, A. Cottrell 1, H. James 1, MOOREBANK : S. Wicken 2, A. Simpson 2, L. Bayne 1, Z. T. Osland 1, M. Car 1, B. Plug 1 Kubicki 1, B. Currant 1, B. Schopp 1 NOR-WEST : P. Webster 2, J. Thomson 1, J. Dowl 1, J. Howe 1 BEST, BEST, HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : L. Cocks, M. Hill, A. Byrne, G. BALMAIN : R. Doran, J. Maniscalco, B. Plug, K. Underwood, A. Adams, A. Bishop, J. Wilson Cottrell MOOREBANK : A. Simpson, J. Moore, A. Cruwys, B. Parker, L. NOR-WEST : P. Webster, D. Ollington, S. Makins, G. Smits, S. Bayne, S. Wicken Tibben

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Round 4: Campbelltown v St George

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AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK—RD 3

U18 PREMIER CUP P W L % PTS U18 CHALLENGE P W L % MR

RIVERVIEW 3 3 0 128 12 CAMPBELLTOWN 2 2 0 1004 100 Jack Caspersson NORTH SHORE 2 2 0 318 8 SOUTHERN POWER 3 3 0 281 100 Sydney Uni

EAST COAST 2 2 0 193 8 MAC UNI WARRIORS 3 2 0 228 100

WESTERN SUBURBS 3 2 1 79 8 MANLY-WARRINGAH 3 2 1 152 67 Daniel Turner Barron Hanson SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3 1 2 105 4 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 2 1 1 164 50 Balmain Illawarra ST GEORGE 3 1 2 90 4 EAST COAST 3 1 2 43 33

PENNANT HILLS 3 1 2 77 4 BALMAIN 2 0 2 77 0

ILLAWARRA 3 1 2 68 4 MOOREBANK 3 0 3 29 0 Hayden Nichols Tim Scoular Ben Taggart PENRITH 3 1 2 60 4 MAC UNI KOOKAS 3 0 3 17 0 UNSW/ES Pennant Hills Balmain UNSW/ES 3 0 3 80 0

PREMIER DIV MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 3 Steve O’Connor EAST COAST 4.6, 6.9, 9.10, 16.12 (108) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 1.2, 4.7, 5.12, 7.18 (60) East Coast NORTH SHORE 1.0, 3.1, 4.4, 4.7 (31) WESTERN SUBURBS 2.2, 2.3, 3.7, 3.9 (27)

GOALS, GOALS, Lachlan Pryor EAST COAST EAGLES : Jamie Vlatko 3, S. Doyle 3, A. Moeller SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : A. Campbell 3, A. Turco 1, J. Cole 1, Marcus Linsen 2, M. Goodey 2, D. Spiteri 2, B. Rogers 1, S. O'Connor 1, D. M. Carter 1, T. Elkington 1 Reece Woodward North Shore Charleston 1, J. Dwyer 1 NORTH SHORE : L. Clancy 2, P. WESTERN SUBURBS : C. Lees 2, J. Morgan 1 Illawarra Campbelltown Codling 1, T. Weston 1 BEST, BEST, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : A. Campbell, J. Caspersonn, A. Turco, EAST COAST EAGLES : D. Spiteri, S. O'Connor, M. Johnston, C. Kendrick, J. Cole, C. Clarebrough Daniel Spiteri T. Baker, R. Bilkey, Jon Vlatko WESTERN SUBURBS : J. Morgan, D. Cusick, R. Bamford, S. East Coast NORTH SHORE : L. Pryor, D. Martin, D. Fitzgerald, A. Harry, P. Lear, R. Barrett, F. McFarlane Bourne, S. Paynter UMPIRES: J Fox, L Rowe, G Bertram @ Sydney Uni No1 Oval UMPIRES: M Peck, T Fletcher, C Hayter @ Bruce Purser Reserve Chris Tolj UTS ILLAWARRA 3.3, 3.4, 7.6, 7.14 (56) BALMAIN 3.2, 4.3, 9.8, 11.13 (79) UTS 0.1, 6.5, 6.5, 6.5 (41) UNSW/ES 4.2, 5.5, 7.7, 9.9 (63)

GOALS, GOALS, ILLAWARRA : T. Bartlett 4, M. Toussis 1, M. Daly 1, R. Wood- BALMAIN : J. Saddington 3, M. Edwins 2, N. Fosdike 2, R. Lilly ward 1 1, N. Todd 1, J. Bates 1, J. Howard 1 Brandon Jack Troy Bartlett Jono Gourlay UTS : M. Trehwella 2, H. Turner 1, A. Davis 1, S. Silver 1, J. UNSW/ES : B. Woods 2, R. Troon 1, P. Kefalas 1, T. Heath 1, E. Spragg 1 Kiel 1, L. Lavery 1, B. Haberley 1, A. Duthie 1 Pennant Hills Illawarra Pennant Hills BEST, BEST, ILLAWARRA : T. Bartlett, R. Woodward, B. Hanson, D. Goodley, BALMAIN : B. Taggart, D. Turner, T. Stevens, J. Saddington, J. M. Daly Coulloupas, J. Ryder UTS : C. Tolj, H. Turner, A. Morley, F. Purcell, D. Williams, M. UNSW/ES :H. Nichols, M. Collett, O. Sidlo-Jones, A. Henderson, Trehwella N. Tsindos, A. Rodrigues UMPIRES: F Kalayzich, D Garroway, S Stork UMPIRES: S Skinner, M Baigent, M Hopkins @ Waverley Oval @ Mahoney Reserve

Jeff Morgan Jason Saddington PENNANT HILLS 7.3, 10.3, 17.8, 19.13 (127) CAMPBELLTOWN 1.3, 3.6, 6.10, 10.14 (74) Western Suburbs Balmain

GOALS, PENNANT HILLS : N. Campbell 3, J. Gourlay 3, M. Thomas 2, J. Keen 2, L. Bilbe 2, B. Jack 2, J. Lewis 2, R. Watts 1, K. Wright 1, D. Maunsell 1 CAMPBELLTOWN : O. Love 5, B. Sommerville 2, K. Clark 2, M. Moore 1 Adam Campbell BEST, Sydney Uni PENNANT HILLS : J. Gourlay, B. Jack, T. Scoular, K. Wright, J. Mobbs, J. Lewis CAMPBELLTOWN : M. Linsen, O. Love, S. Hardy, B. Wharton, N. Williams, S. Kershaw UMPIRES: A.Lewis, W.MacArthur, J McBrien @ Blacktown Olympic Park ST GEORGE—BYE

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CAMPBELLTOWN BLUES AFL SYDNEY LADDERS

Senior Coach: Brad Freney PREMIER DIVISION P W L F A % MR DIVISION THREE P W L % PTS Club Colours: Navy & White BALMAIN 3 3 0 262 177 148 100 [email protected] UNSW/ES 3 3 0 390 12 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2 2 0 152 117 130 100 STHN POWER 3 2 1 159 8 EAST COAST EAGLES 3 2 1 370 156 237 67 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2 2 0 110 8 No NAME GOALS Congratulations to the Campbelltown Under 18’s side who have PENNANT HILLS 3 2 1 266 209 127 67 1 BEN YAKIMOV recorded their second win for the season. They defeated Mac Uni in SAINTS AFC 2 1 1 224 4 the Challenge Cup by 98 points, with Peter Simpson the best on 2 BEN REID UNSW/ES 3 2 1 270 225 120 67 ground for the Blues. WESTERN SUBURBS 2 1 1 114 4 4 KURT HANSON ST GEORGE 2 1 1 117 231 51 50 6 FRASER BROWN After a disappointing after-the-siren defeat in Premier Division last EAST COAST EAGLES 2 1 1 104 4 week, Campbelltown were looking to register their first win for the WESTERN SUBURBS 3 1 2 193 191 101 33 7 MARK LEACH UTS 2 1 1 85 4 season when they travelled to Olympic Park to play the Pennant Hills ILLAWARRA 3 1 2 172 225 76 33 8 JORDAN BEVERIDGE Demons on Sunday. However, the Blues failed to win a game at CAMPBELLTOWN 2 1 1 25 4 10 JAKE BRAZILL Blacktown in the 2010 season and unfortunately that trend has con- NORTH SHORE 3 1 2 187 282 66 33 tinued into 2011, Campbelltown going down by 53 points. MACQUARIE UNI 3 0 3 70 0 11 SCOTT HARDY CAMPBELLTOWN 2 0 2 154 211 73 0 NORTH SHORE 3 0 3 25 0 12 KANE CLARK The Demons set the tempo early in the match, jumping onto the UTS 3 0 3 157 276 57 0 13 DAVID WOLFE offensive in the first quarter and kicking seven goals to Campbell- town’s single. The Blues managed to steady in the second quarter, 14 JON WRIGHT however they were still out-scored by Pennant Hills, who kicked three DIVISION FOUR P W L % MR 15 NATHAN BRAILEY goals to Campbelltown’s two. At the long break it was Campbelltown DIVISION ONE P W L % MR

16 ROD MARTIN 3.6.24 to Pennant Hills 10.3.63. PENRITH 3 3 0 300 100 MANLY WARRINGAH 2 2 0 447 100 18 NILS WILLIAMS The score blew out further in the third term, with the Demons kicking MACQUARIE UNI 3 3 0 228 100 MACQUARIE UNI 3 3 0 368 100 19 SIMON NIELSEN seven goals to Campbelltown’s three. The Blues won the final quar- MOOREBANK 3 2 1 155 67 20 CAMERON GORDON ter, but it was too little too late, with the final score Campbelltown STHN POWER 2 2 0 180 100 10.14.74 to Pennant Hills 19.13.127. Goal kickers for Campbelltown 21 JOEL WATTS MANLY-WARRINGAH 2 1 1 74 50 were Owen Love (5), Brentan Summerville (2), Kane Clarke (2) and EAST COAST EAGLES 2 1 1 171 50 22 BRENTON SOMMERVILLE Matt Moore (1). Marcus Linsen, Owen Love, Scott Hardy and Ben HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 3 1 2 88 33 NORTH SHORE 2 1 1 101 50 23 ALEX SNEDDON Wharton were among Campbelltown’s best. UNSW/ES 3 1 2 51 33 24 NATHAN TYERMAN UTS 2 1 1 76 50 The Blues will be looking to open their 2011 account today against St NOR-WEST 2 0 2 85 0 25 NATHAN ANDERSON George. WESTERN SUBURBS 2 1 1 67 50 26 BEAU DOWTON UTS 1 0 1 38 0 PENNANT HILLS 3 1 2 55 33 27 DANIEL FRASER AUBURN 2 0 2 21 0 29 JAMES BOTTIN-NOONAN ILLAWARRA 2 0 2 64 0 30 SHANE DOHERTY UNSW/ES 3 0 3 30 0

31 SIMON DAVID SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 1 0 1 25 0 32 NICK HUDSON 35 HAMISH SHERWOOD DIVISION FIVE P W L % PTS 36 BLAKE MCCROSSEN 40 MATT MOORE DIVISION TWO P W L % PTS SOUTHERN POWER 3 3 0 310 12 43 LUKE COUGHLAN BALMAIN 3 3 0 262 12 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 3 2 1 161 8 44 GAVIN NOTTLE SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2 2 0 146 8 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3 2 1 155 8 45 MITCH HOGAN 46 CHANTHA PAL PENRITH 3 2 1 167 8 SAINTS AFC 3 2 1 149 8 47 BRYCE JOYNSON ST GEORGE 3 2 1 104 8 MANLY-WARRINGAH 3 2 1 107 8 48 JARAD MULLANEY MANLY-WARRINGAH 3 2 1 98 8 MOOREBANK 3 1 2 85 4 49 MARCUS LINSEN AUBURN 2 1 1 83 4 CAMDEN 3 0 3 38 0 52 BEN WHARTON 53 SHANAN KERSHAW HOLROYD-PARRA 3 1 2 86 4 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 3 0 3 29 0 54 JOEL PARSONS NOR-WEST 3 1 2 79 4 55 MATT MOREY MOOREBANK 3 0 3 61 0

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AFL SYDNEY WEBSITE ST GEORGE DRAGONS

Whatever you need to know about the AFL Sydney Senior Coach: Terry Mudge is available on the web Club Colours: Red & White www.sydneyafl.com.au www.stgeorgeafc.com.au

Latest News Results No NAME GOALS A week might be a long time in politics but it is even longer in Sydney 1 SCOTT RICHMOND AFL when you are belted and embarrassed but then have a bye. 2 DANIEL NAPPER And that is the situation for our top side. After a good start to the 2011 Fixtures Ladders season we were outplayed in all facets of the game by a very good 3 NATHAN SMITH East Coast Eagles side. The real test is now to come. Can we re- 4 PAT MCBRIDE group, train hard and get back to our best. The coaching staff and 5 RUEBAN BAJADA club members believe we can. Photo Gallery Sydney AFL Forms Perhaps the bright note is that Tim Addison celebrated his 100th first 6 MARK GRAHAM grade match with a performance of some class in a well beaten side. 7 DAVID RYAN The Ressies had a great win coming from behind to score 7 goals in All the details and player information will be available on the web- 8 MICHAEL MILNER the final quarter. Not only did they win but they did it in style. This was coach Gavin ―Gadget‖ Raper’s inaugural win as a coach and we know 9 DECLAN DONOHUE (c) that there are many more to come. There was a sad note to the game site by 9pm on the day of the match 10 ROBERT LOMBARDO with Moorebank’s Adam Parker suffering a serious break to his arm. 11 STEPHEN WILSEN We wish him a speedy recovery. The Ressies followed this up with an away win against Camden. It is no coincidence that well attended 12 BEN SHARP training runs are followed by winning football matches. All credit to 13 BRYCE ADDISON Gadget and the players. 14 TIM ADDISON The Under 18’s had a much stronger performance but could not match the young Eagles. Better times are near with the effort pleas- 15 DYLAN TAYLOR ing. And so it was with a good win in difficult conditions against a 16 JAMES DO CANTO dangerous Illawarra. This is a young team and they are starting to 17 BEN MADDERN find their feet in an older competition where we need to work for a full match. 18 ADAM BUTTLING Thanks also to our sponsors Presfast and the St George Masos who 19 NICK RYAN always look after us. 20 MICHAEL HOLMES 21 JAMES BLOOR 22 KIERAN DONOHUE 23 JON SHINEBERG 24 ANDREW HERNE 25 JASON ANDRISKE 26 BEN JONES 27 PAUL SAIN 28 BRYCE MCEVOY 29 RICHARD TALBOT 30 RYAN BENNETT 31 LLOYD PERRIS 32 DAVID LYCAKIS 33 BLAKE GUTHRIE 34 DAMIAN PRATT 35 LACHLAN PERRIS 38 MATT JONES 39 MATTHEW THRIPP 40 LACHLAN ORR 42 LUKE MAUNDER 50 CALLUM ANDREWS

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WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION

No NAME Senior Coach: Peter Free 1 ANTON LEWIS www.nswafua.com.au Club Colours: Black & White 2 MATTHEW GESTIER www.sydneymagpies.com.au 3 DANNY DEIGAN 4 SAM SKINNER This week, the AFL Sydney Umpires Group is pleased to profile one of our 5 NATHAN ELSWORTHY Boundary Umpires – No NAME GOALS Contrary to the beautiful weather last week, Sydney turned on some 6 JUSTIN FOX Name: Chris Rawling 1 RYAN BARRETT of the most atrocious conditions seen for sometime this week, when 7 FRANK KALAYZICH the Magpies travelled to Sydney Uni. Strong winds and torrential rain 2 JOSHUA ZOPPO 8 MICHAEL PECK greeted both sides for the Cup game dedicated to the memory of Place of Birth: Newcastle 3 MATTHEW LEMME Peter Ramus, a loyal servant of both clubs. Facing a strong Sydney 9 ANDREW RUTHERFORD 4 CHRIS LEES Uni outfit with 5 changes due to injury and with many of its stars gone 10 BRENT PAWLEY Occupation: Student from last years' side Wests' began strongly, tackling and pressuring 5 DANIEL LAMBERT 11 DEAN GARROWAY their opponents into mistakes. The side has been brought together Favourite food: Steak and Beer 12 CARL FLETCHER 6 TIM BIGNELL impressively by new Coach Peter Free with a lot of very talented 7 CLINT MCGRATH youngsters starting to forge their own senior careers. This combined 13 TODD FLETCHER Favourite TV show/movie: Harvey Birdman/The Dark Knight with some new, very talented, experienced players such as Ryan 14 WILLIAM MACARTHUR 8 JOHN HAGGERTY What is your greatest achievement: University: BSc in Astronomy and Astro- Barrett, Jeff Morgan and Kyall Walford has allowed the Magpies set 15 STEPHEN STORK 9 DWAIN WATKINS their sights on playing finals again this year when it seemed a season physics 16 MATT EDDY 10 JEFF MORGAN of re-building was on the cards. Leading at quarter time after a strong effort to begin, gave the Magpies a sniff of victory against their highly 17 MATTHEW BAIGENT Which AFL team do you support: Port Adelaide Power 11 MATT EURELL credentialed opponents. The Students stuck to their guns however, 18 STEVEN WALLBANK Best football memory (playing, umpiring or watching): Umpiring first grade grand 12 BILL LAFFERTY and ever so slowly wore down the youthful Magpies who fought out 19 LIAM ROWE the game valiantly to the end. It wasn't enough though to overcome a final for the Black Diamond comp in 2006 during a downpour and a flooded field. 13 JAMIE SCOTT 20 MARK HOPKINS team that will figure prominently in September, but the signs are good 14 STEPHEN HUDSON (capt) and it is a long season, so the boys have a chance to make up the 21 JAMES MCBRIEN What made you want to get involved in umpiring: Originally for the $$$ but now 15 JACK O’DONOGHUE difference. Ryan Barrett was terrific in defence and has yet to be 22 PAUL BARRON for the fitness

16 TIM LAMBERT beaten by any of his opponents and Dave Cusick likewise has been 23 LACHLAN MCDONALD solid at Fullback. Jeff Morgan continues to put his body in at the Who has been the biggest influence on your umpiring career to date and why? 17 KYALL WALFORD 24 CHRIS MARATHAKIS centre contests and has been a revelation this season freeing up Myself; if I could not convince myself to keep umpiring I would not be umpiring 18 ROBBIE BAMFORD champion centreman Dwain Watkins to become more attacking. 25 MICHAEL RICHARDS 19 RORY MILLER Scotty Lear played his best game in the seniors continually tackling 26 AIDAN GROSAS What is your most embarrassing umpiring moment? Winning the golden penis and driving the team forward and cousin Jarryd Lear also contributed. award for turning up to final series without my gear 20 CHRIS DRUM 27 GLEN CALLAGHAN Youngsters Lynn Roehrig, Fergus McFarlane and Robbie Bamford 28 TRAVIS DAY 21 NATHAN VASSALLO are also showing why the Magpies are not a side to be taken lightly Do you have any goals for 2011? Improve fitness 22 LYN ROEHRIG this year. 29 GEORDIE HAWKINS 30 JAMES PRATT If you were on the AFL Laws committee what law would you introduce/change ? 23 DYLAN CRUZ If a field umpire is not in a position to see a foul, a boundary umpire and/or goal Today sees a massive Anzac day Monday clash with Inner West 31 LUKE HALL 24 PAT GANNON rivals Balmain. A big day at Picken Oval and at our Licenced club, umpire can give the penalty (assist). 32 RILEY MIEDLER 25 DAVE LINSEN with something for everybody to enjoy. 33 TOM BOWES 26 JOHN MCDONALD See you there - Go Magpies! 34 LUKE TURNER 27 SCOTT LEAR 35 PETER HUMPHRIES 28 JAMES WATKINS 36 CHRIS NIVEN 29 NATHAN SCARFO 37 DAVID LENIOR 30 FERGUS MCFARLANE 38 CHRIS HAYTER 31 SEAMUS PEARSON 39 GAVIN BERTRAM 32 BRENTON MUMME 40 ANDY SMYTH 33 JARRYD POLLEY 41 MICHAEL RASO 37 JARRYD LEAR 42 AARON LANGDON 40 DAVE CUSICK 43 DAVID NEWELL 44 DANIEL HICKIE 54 SAMUEL PARKINSON 63 DAVID MCPHERSON 45 MATTHEW ELLIOTT 55 VICTORIA RAWLINGS 64 CHRISTINE BURROWS 46 LEO NELSON 56 KYLE COLEMAN 65 LUKE NONEY 47 ANTHONY VAN BREUGAL 57 TAYLOR BREDIN 66 BRAD DEAN 48 ALEX TALBOT 58 CHRIS NIXON 49 JAMES BAILEY 70 STEPHEN BAKER 59 HEATHER LAURIE 50 JOHN BENSON 71 ASHLEY SYMONS 60 MATTHEW KRISE 51 JEREMY BOLAND 72 HAYDEN CLARK ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 61 MAX FRIEND 52 MAX KIEFEL 75 ROBERT COOKSLEY 62 DANIEL CRICHTON 53 ALEX GREEN 10 Round 4— April 25, 2011 19 Round 4— April 25, 2011 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WARRIORS BALMAIN DOCKERS

Senior Coach: Lindsay Bassani Senior Coach: Nic Fosdike Club Colours: Red, White & Black Club Colours: White & Purple www.muafc.com.au www.balmaindockers.com.au

No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS No notes supplied The Balmain Dockers took a step closer to September action 1 JANIS BLUMS 1 BRETT HARLAND and cemented their place at the top of the ladder in both Senior’s 2 CHRIS BOLT and Reserves at Mahoney Park. 2 ANDREW POLKINGHORNE 3 DANIEL BRIAN 3 DYLAN BROGAN A top of the table clash against UNSW was a costly win for the 4 BEN TAGGERT 4 ANDREW MOODY rampaging Dockers, who lost both Jason Coulloupas and David 5 REECE DORAN 5 BRODIE COOPER Yeaomans to savage head blows. We wish them a speedy 6 ROHAN BATES recovery down at Dockerland!! 6 SHAUN RICHARDS-SMITH 7 JASON COULLOUPAS 7 JAMES MOYLAN On a positive note Ben Taggart gave a magical display of strong 8 DANIEL TURNER 8 AIDERIC MOODY marking to be best for Balmain. Taggs brought down some rain 9 JASON SADDINGTON 9 NATHAN BOWEN-WELDON with some massive hangers in the middle followed up by great 10 ANDREW CLARK use of the footy. 10 STEPHEN BROOKS 11 TOM HEAD 11 JAMES BRACKIN Daniel Turner was as stingy in defence as he is at the pub, for a 12 NIC FOSDIKE 12 MARCUS FIRTH super performance down back and was well backed up by Travis 13 MATTHEW FOSDIKE 13 CHRIS MUNRO Stevens. 14 JAMES HOWARD 14 JOSH MUNRO 15 A. DUELL-FERGUSON Jason Saddington was brilliant in the air with some masterful 16 AIDAN MCCULLOCH 16 RUSSELL GORDON strong marks and Josh Ryder dominated all day!! 17 ANDRE SLIWKA 17 ROHAN LILLY 18 LEIGHTON CORR The Reserves provided another outstanding display against 18 TRAVIS STEVENS 19 RICHARD BELL Norwest to solidify their position on top of the ladder. 19 BEN KINNAIRD 20 MATTHEW BOURKE 20 KEVIN JONES Big Show’s boys came out of the blocks firing and continued for 21 SAMUAL LOW a strong four quarter effort. Leading from the front was the fierce 21 BRAD PLUG 24 ANGUS RODGERS hitting machine Reese Doran, who continues to strike fear into 22 MATT EDWINS 25 SEAN ELLICOTT opposition players and their mothers!! 23 NICK TODD 24 TIM SCHMIDT John ―The man‖ Maniscalo was super for the all conquering Dockers as was young gun Brad Plug who took some great 25 NICK DAVIS marks through out the day. 26 SAM SCHMIDT 27 BRAEDON JONES Kyle Underwood and Aaron Cottrell were again brilliant and as 28 DAVID YEOMANS for Kipper with 6 goals…he truly defines grace under pressure! 29 ASH AZHAR 30 JULIAN BLACK 31 JEROME FARRELL 32 JACK DICKENS 33 JOEL BATES 34 TROY LUFF 36 LUKE WILBY 37 MITCH ROSE 38 JOSH RYDER 39 NICK HALLIDAY 40 LUKE FREEMANTLE

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EAST COAST EAGLES SOUTHERN POWER

Senior Coach: Glenn Garner Senior Coach: Rod Craig & Simon Closter Club Colours: Blue & Yellow Club Colours: Aqua & Black www.eastcoasteagles.com.au www.southernpower.sydneyafl.com.au

No NAME GOALS Anzac Day and AFL Footy is a tradition that is a must on everyone’s calen- No NAME GOALS Being the Easter long weekend all Southern Power teams are enjoying a weekend off except for the Division One side which face a very 1 BEN BOURKE dar. The Dawn Service, a BBQ, a few beers, Two-Up and big TV to watch 1 LIAM DAVIS the Collingwood v Essendon clash always take precedence on April 25th. tough match against Manly at Blacktown today following the bye last 2 PAT WALTON However in Sydney this year, one of those will be missing. We can still pay 2 ALAN FRITSCH weekend. 3 JAMIE VLATKO our respects when the sun comes up, and we can still have a few beers, 3 RYAN MURPHY but the local footy is on in earnest in 2011. You’ll have to press the video Ladies Day last weekend was a successful day despite the inclement 4 DAMIAN GATTE 4 JAMES CLARKE record button for the other one. weather with good numbers enjoying the Powers record 3 wins in 5 JASON DUSS 5 LIAM AGGETT Reserves, Thirds and Under 18’s. A perfect start to the year for Thirds At Bruce Purser Reserve, East Coast welcomes UNSW-ES for what should 6 LUKE MCLEOD 6 ROD CRAIG and Under 18’s who will be looking to continue their winning runs next be a wonderful match. The Eagles and the Bulldogs are at two wins a week while the Ressies bounced back from the previous weeks loss 7 TIM PHYSICK piece on the ladder and each will be looking for the victory on this com- 7 PHILIP HAMER with a big win over Pennant Hills. 8 SHANE RYAN bined Easter Monday / Anzac Day holiday. The captains will commence the 8 STUART BRIERTY Two-Up when they toss the coin. 9 JON VLATKO 9 MICHAEL BELLMAN Next week is annual Old Boys Day at Gwawley Oval so all former players should be dusting off the boots and starting to limber up for a 10 STEPHEN DOYLE The Eagles won well at BPR last Saturday when the scheduled Gore Hill 10 CAMERON ROE game against North Shore could not proceed because of ground closure. big day. If you or someone you know who played previously for the 11 RYAN SILVESTER The Rouse Hill oval, purpose built for days like last weekend, held up very 11 MITCHELL NEW club are keen to have a run on the day either drop the club an email 12 JACK DWYER well and East Coast had a 77 point win against the Bombers. Trent Baker 12 ADAM COOK at [email protected] or alternatively get in contact with and Steve O’Connor continued their excellent early season form, while 13 MATTHEW YOUNG David Tremain at [email protected] 13 MARK MAHAR Daniel Spiteri is fast returning to the phenomenal work rate that he is 14 MARK GOODEY known for in the midfield. 14 DUANE WILD The Old Boys game will commence at 10am and will be followed by

15 KIERAN MCREDMOND 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY two big games against UTS in First & Reserve Grades where hope- Last Saturday evening the Eagles announced the 61 players who have fully the Old Boys vocal support from the sidelines can get the Power 16 MICHAEL JOHNSTON been nominated for the Eagles’ team of the Decade. We congratulate the 16 MICK NOONAN across the line. 17 BEN PHYSICK following: 18 ROSS EMMERICK Ben Physick, Matthew Arbon, Gus Seebeck, Ryan Fitton, Kristian Pearson, 18 JACK DIMERY Darren Chapman, Rowan Bilkey, Jon Vlatko, Ben Rogers, Luke Stanford, 19 ANDREW CLUFF Old Boys Day also coincides with the first club function of the year in the form of a Superstars & Legends fancy dress night at Miranda 19 BRAD URE Steve Merkel, Rodney Frost, Clint Austerberry, Phill Entwisle, Ryan Smyth, 21 JAKE HARDY Jason Duss, Shane Ryan, Blake Ure, Damien Bowles, Ben Macnamara, Hotel. Function starts at 6:30pm with prizes for best dressed. $10 on 20 DANIEL SPITERI Michael Sankey, Steve Bilkey, Jason Coulloupas, Brad Ure, Rohan Ritchie, 22 DAVID TAYLOR the door. Get along for a great night. 21 DAMIEN CHARLESTON Tim Bylsma, Joel Keating, Luke McLeod, Josh Ryder, Daniel Spiteri, 23 MATTHEW GRAHAM Matthew Williams, Kieran McRedmond, Steve O’Connor, Mark Maher, 24 MARSHALL CAIRNDUFF ~ Power In Unity ~ 23 BEN ROGERS Dean Nankivell, Anthony Stubbs, Adam Floyd, Andrew Baxter, Mark 24 TRENT BAKER Goodey, Aian McLennan, Rodney Pash, Irwin Burbage, Craig Robinson, 25 LEON JOHNSON Adam Lovett, Trent Goodrem, Blair Oliver, Tim Physick, Gavin Walsh, Ed 27 LUKE JANSSON 25 DEAN COSTELLO Wilson, Aaron Byerlee, Glenn Garner, Michael Johnston, Jarrod Crosby, 26 RYAN FITTON Jack Dimery, Cameron French, Travis Hall, Nick Trask, Trent Baker, Steve 28 RHYS DAVIS 27 PETER VLATKO Cutler, Crawford Giles, Damien Charleston. 29 BEN JOHNSON

28 ALEX FOXALL Congratulations to all players nominated. Eligibility was 25 or more East 30 LYNDON HALL 29 ROWAN BILKEY Coast First Grade games. 32 SHANE DEMIR

RYAN KING-THORNBURG 30 STEVE O’CONNOR The Team of the Decade will be announced at a function later in the year 34 31 JARED MADDEN with the date being dependent upon the Eagles’ progress in the Foxtel Cup. 42 RYAN LIBBIS 32 LIAM MADDEN 44 SIMON DAVIES 33 JOSH SHEPHERD 52 LEIGH HITCHCOCK 34 SCOTT MCKINLEY 35 SCOTT PIERCE 36 AIAN MCLENNAN 37 MICHAEL CLINCH 39 ASH MOELLER 41 JAMES MANN 44 JUSTIN STEER

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MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES UNSW/EASTERN SUBURBS BULLDOGS

Senior Coach: Leigh Brain Senior Coach: Tom Hill Club Colours: Maroon& White Club Colours: White, Red, Blue, Black, Yellow www.manlyafl.com http://bulldogs.sydneyafl.com.au

No NAME GOALS The Wolves had a mixed weekend of football with Division 1 having a great No NAME GOALS Last weekend was not a good weekend for the Bulldogs with only Div win against Pennant Hills on sunday at Blacktown, and the 4 other teams 1 PETER KEFALAS (capt) 3 kicking away with a winning second half after a close close tussle in 1 BLAKE BRENDAN suffering their first losses of the year. Division 1 started by kicking 4 goals 2 XAVIER BRENNAN the first half against Macquarie Uni and remain undefeated thus far 2 JACK HAWKINS against the wind in the first quarter and continued to grow their lead and on top of the ladder throughout the game. Levi proved a real focus up forward with strong leads 3 TOM HEATH 3 TYRONE ARMITAGE and great grabs and the players up the ground responded by delivering it to 4 MAX COLLETT In Premier Division Balmain proved too good for the Dogs when they 4 JUSTIN HALL him to his advantage. He was well rewarded with 6 goals and judged as 5 JEREMY KIEL surged ahead in the 3rd quarter and were able to hold the lead de- 5 TOM BECKETT b.o.g. However, the rest of the team all played their part with Robbo, Ecka, Tommy B and Matty B providing run through the centre and Ty, Jabba, 6 BEN WOODS spite some spirited fightbacks from the Dogs to win by 16 pts. The 6 RYAN WEARNE Matty A and Mitch combining well up forward. The co-captains Blakey and focus is now on East Coast Eagles as we head to Bruce Purser on 7 OSCAR SIDLO-JONES Easter Monday/Anzac Day 7 MATT BUCHELOR BJ controlled the backline and Big Red rucked tirelessly all day 8 BEN HABERLEY 8 DAVID STROUD Division 2 and 4 traveled out to Penrith but were outclassed by two quality 9 RICHARD TROON Division 1 are still to register a win however they are now starting to 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON Penrith teams. Division 2 battled hard all day and showed the Wolves spirit, 10 DAVID COUPE gel as a team and wins should start to come as we lead into Easter but Penrith had a very tall side and they controlled the game in the air. and East Coast Eagles 10 ANGUS BUNCLE Daniel Mountford, the Pilat bros, Tommy Randall, Dono and Hawko all 11 ADAM GULDEN 11 MITCH MORGAN stood out for their commitment and the way they contested the ball. Divi- 12 ANDREW FRIEDLIEB Division 4 unfortunately were not good enough against Macquarie sion 4 was a replica of Division 2, Penrith had a strong tall team that took University and after a promising start to the season need to regroup 12 JAMES MASON control of the game, but the Wolves weren't put off and tried hard all day. 13 JOEL ROBBIE and string some wins together Jasper played a fantastic game continually throwing himself in the packs 14 RYAN PERT 13 GARETH BENBROW 14 MATT AHERN and Clarkey and Flynn provided great support. 15 NICK TSINDOS The U18's have been close in all three games thus far but unfortu- 15 ERIC BURKE Division 5 and the U18's went down south to Southern Power. The South- 16 NICK MCGANN nately still to register a win, hopefully with a few to return a some wins are not too far away. 16 BEN JOSEPH ern Power Division 5 side were too strong on the day, but the Wolves, 19 BRETT ELLEMAN particularly many who are new to the game gave it their best shot and will 20 TIM GARRETT 17 RYAN MCSOURLEY continue to improve. Rich made a successful comeback and was supported 21 JOSH PARMENTER 18 LEVI BRAIN by Erik, Nic and Paul. The U18's put in a good team effort with same amount of scoring shots, but they were inaccurate on the scoreboard. 22 AARON BANTOFT 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON However, if they continue play as a team they should be in with a good 23 ANTHONY RODRIGUES 21 PAUL BOURKE chance later in the year. 27 ALEX HENDERSON 22 DANIEL DICKERSON All teams have a bye over Easter, except for Division 1 who play Southern 28 PAT STOKES 24 JACOB GRAHAM Power on Anzac Day out at Monarch Oval...good luck for what should be a 29 CHRIS JOURDAIN 25 WILL BRASSIL great game. 30 ED KIEL 26 ROB HART The Wolves would like to thank the Hotel Steyne, Bendigo Bank's Freshwa- 31 TOM ATALLAH 27 SAM RIX ter Community Bank and Bray's IGA - Allambie Heights and Collaroy for their continued support. 33 ANDREW DUTHIE 28 CHRIS DONOVAN 35 DAMIEN HALL 29 TOBY JONES 36 LEIGH LAVERY 30 JOSH YOUNG 38 HAYDEN NICHOLS 31 JADD WALSH 41 BLAKE MALCOLM 32 BEN YOUNG 42 JAMES KEOGH 33 DANIEL PEARSON 44 RICHARD ROSENDORF 35 JAMIE MCDOUGALL 45 JULIAN DOUST 46 JORDAN WOODS 36 TOM THURGALAND 48 LUKE FOX 37 CHRIS HICKFORD 51 CHRIS BURKE 38 ROB COMANS 55 ANDREW GOODIESON 39 MARCUS COBURN 60 TIM WIDMER 40 BYRON HORRELL Hotel Steyne

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ILLAWARRA LIONS SYDNEY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

Senior Coach: Trevor Burnett Senior Coach: Roger Moten Club Colours: Red & White Club Colours: Blue & Gold www.illawarralions.sportingpulse.net www.suanfc.com

No NAME GOALS No Notes Supplied. No NAME GOALS 1 MITCHELL THOMSON Round 3 saw torrential rain and poor weather throughout Sydney on the 1 JARROD WITTS weekend – forcing our Reserves, Blues and Reds games all to be unfortu- 2 ADAM PATTERSON nately cancelled. 2 ALEX LEE 3 KEN EWEN-CHAPPELL 3 ADAM MCCONNOCHIE However, for the teams that were allowed to make it on the pitch, Sydney 4 RICHARD OEHME Uni came out victorious in all grades. 4 MICHAEL HIGGINS 5 CHRIS HALLY-BURTON Firstly, on the Friday night, our Under 18 team had their first victory of the 5 JACK CASPERSONN season with an emphatic 79 point victory over Western Suburbs under 6 JEREMY DANIHER lights at Oval no.1 6 ADAM CAMPBELL 7 TROY BARTLETT Gabe Robbie, Tim Barrett and Adrian Yakimov each scored 3 goals and 8 CHRIS CLAREBOROUGH Criag Moller and Damien Smith joined Tim Barrett in Uni’s best players. 8 BRAD PATTERSON 9 SAM CRICHTON 9 BARRON HANSON Our Gold’s (5th grade) had an excellent 6 goal victory on Saturday over 10 NICK COSTELLO 10 JIMMY WEAVERS Macquarie Uni with Dave Farrington, Matt Watson and Kyle Parker being 11 CHRIS KENDRICK named as the best players on the day. 11 MITCHELL DALY 13 PETER DUGMORE st 12 RYAN PRICE Uni’s 1 grade side encountered a tough and competitive Western Suburbs 14 MONTY KROCHMAL on Saturday afternoon in extremely wet and difficult conditions. The game 13 DANIEL MCCLURE had a certain extra significance as both teams were playing for the Peter 15 RICHARD BURROWS 14 MICHAEL TOUSSIS Ramus Cup – a proud tradition celebrating the services of Peter to both 16 DAVID MITCHELL clubs. 15 ETHAN HAILEY For Uni, it was also our Old Boy’s Day and this provided extra motivation 17 JAMES LEWINGTON 16 LEWIS WILSON and support to the boys as they ran out in the wet. 18 ANTON TURCO After Wests went in to quarter time with a slight 1 goal lead, the Uni boys 17 DAN O’KEEFE 19 MICHAEL HARTLEY slowly grinded out a strong victory and eventually came out of the contest 18 BEAU BLACK with a 33 point win. For Uni, new recruit Adam Campbell kicked 3 goals and 20 MARTIN RICE 19 GUY BARTLETT was joined in the best along with Jack Caspersonn and Anton Turco. 21 MITCH THOMPSON 20 DAVID GOODLEY SUANFC would like to thank all the Old Boy’s who made the effort of 22 NICK ROBERTS 21 CHRISTOPHER COOK coming down to cheer the boys on and also to all of those who attended the 23 SAM SLOANE Blue and Gold fundraising luncheon last Friday – a great day had by all. 22 ANDREW BARNED 24 TIM BARTON 23 PAUL BAlLDING Next week we wish all the boys in all grades the best of luck for their games 25 GLENN STEVENS over the Easter Weekend. 24 ERIN FRANKLIN 26 MARK RIGBY 25 RHYS CUTIFANI 27 JAMES BRAIN 26 DUANE JEFFERIS 28 CLINT WELLS 28 TAYLOR BELL 29 KANE MURPHY 29 BEN GATWOOD 30 ZACH STENMARK 30 JEREMY MCINNES 31 JESSE MARTIN 32 SAM CAIRNS 32 MATT HUTTON 33 JOSHUA LEWIS 33 TOM ELKINGTON 34 JOSHUA TIER 34 MAX CARTER 35 PETER LAKE 35 JOSH COLE 37 RHYS BANBROOK 36 JORDAN STENMARK 38 KEEGAN LITCHFIELD 38 TIM AIR 39 RYAN WELLS 39 BEN WILLIAMS 40 MARK DAY 40 TOM AITKEN 48 RYAN WOODWARD 43 DANE ROBERTON 49 DOUG SWEENEY 47 NICK BARTON 51 CRAIG MOLLER

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