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P W L D F A % Pts With Campbelltown’s win last week St Kilda 20 19 1 0 2024 1280 158.1 76 the finalists in the Premier Division Geelong 20 17 3 2122 1651 128.5 68 64 competition has been finalised and Collingwood 20 14 6 0 2001 1622 123.4 56 we can look forward to very com- Western Bulldogs 20 13 7 0 2168 1768 122.6 52 petitive finals series. Carlton 20 12 8 0 2013 1783 112.9 48 Adelaide 20 12 8 0 1806 1637 110.3 48 Lets have a look at the wash out for all competitions with the final round being played this weekend.

Brisbane 20 11 8 1 1810 1706 106.1 46 Premier Division Essendon 20 9 10 1 1877 1887 99.5 38 East Coast Eagles have won the Minor Premiership and will have the first week of the finals off. West- ern Suburbs are guaranteed a spot in the Qualifying final. UNSW/ES need to defeat Sydney University Port Adelaide 20 9 11 0 1831 2066 88.6 36 to gain the other qualifying final spot. Should they lose, the door will open for Pennant Hills to sneak into third place should they defeat Western Suburbs. Campbelltown will play either UNSW/ES or Pennant Sydney 20 8 12 0 1740 1830 95.1 32 Hills in the Elimination Final. Hawthorn 20 8 12 0 1728 1911 90.4 32 Division One UTS only need to defeat North Shore today to go through the home and away season undefeated, West Coast 20 7 13 1 1720 1862 92.4 28 which is a fantastic achievement. Manly Warringah and East Coast Eagles will play in the Qualifying North Melbourne 20 5 14 1 1545 1889 81.8 22 Final. UNSW/ES and Sydney University will use today as a preview to their Elimination Final clash next week. AFL LADDER Richmond 20 5 14 1 1636 2128 76.9 18 Division Two Southern Power have won the Minor Premiership and will also complete an unbeaten home and away Fremantle 20 5 15 0 1552 2078 74.7 20 season if they defeat Campbelltown today. They will play Macquarie University in the second semi final, Melbourne 20 4 16 0 1543 2018 76.5 16 with the Warriors only two losses this year being at the hands of the Power. UTS and Holroyd Par- ramatta will meet in the 1st Semi Final.

Adelaide 13.16.94 def. Hawthorn 9.13.67 Division Three Collingwood 22.20.152 def. Richmond 8.11.59 UNSW/ES and Nor West will battle for the Minor Premiership today. UNSW/ES play fellow finalist UTS West Coast 17.8.110 def North Melbourne 10.12.72 whilst Nor West take on the winless Holroyd Parramatta. If both teams win, Nor West will need to have Western Bulldogs 15.12.102 def Brisbane 12.12.84 an 86 point better winning margin than to take the title. In any case both teams will meet in the second semi final whilst UTS and Macquarie University are expected to meet in the first semi final. Moorebank Geelong 13.14.92 def Sydney 13.9.87 Sports are still a mathematical chance however need to defeat Macquarie University by approx 163 Melbourne 20.7.127 def Fremantle 9.10.64 points to take fourth position. Carlton 18.13.121 def Port Adelaide 9.13.67 Division Four Essendon 16.14.110 def St Kilda 16.12.108 Sydney University have won the Minor Premiership. If UNSW/ES can defeat Penrith they will finish LAST WEEK LAST WEEK second however if they lose and Nor West defeat Holroyd Parramatta the Jets will finish second. Fourth ROUND 21 place will also be decided today, with UTS currently holding onto fourth position taking on Sydney Uni- Friday August 21 versity and Manly Warringah taking on winless Camden. If UTS win they will hold onto fourth spot if they Western Bulldogs v Geelong at Docklands lose and Manly Warringah win, the Wolves will compete in this years finals at the expense of the Bats. Under 18’s Premier Cup Saturday August 22 North shore need to defeat Balmain Dockers to win the Minor Premiership. Should they lose the door Carlton v Melbourne at Docklands will open for East Coast Eagles to claim the title, should they defeat fellow finalist Wollongong. St Adelaide v West Coast at AAMI Stadium George are guaranteed a place in the Qualifying Final and could finish in second place should they Brisbane v Port Adelaide at Gabba defeat Campbelltown and East Coast fall to Wollongong. Wollongong and Pennant Hills will meet in the Richmond v Hawthorn at MCG Elimination Final. Sunday August 23 Under 18’s Challenge Cup St Kilda v North Melbourne at Docklands FROM BEHIND THE DESK Sydney University have claimed the Minor Premiership and will play the winner of today’s clash be- Collingwood v Sydney at MCG tween Southern Power and Penrith. Moorebank Sports are expected to claim fourth position, although Fremantle v Essendon at Subiaco Pennant Hills are a mathematical chance, however would need to defeat Sydney University and rely on

THIS WEEK THIS WEEK Moorebank Sports losing to Macquarie University, and also bridge the 155 point difference in the for and ROUND 22 against.

Friday August 22 West Coast v Richmond at Subiaco Today will be last time we see Balmain Dockers, Camden and St Ignatius College, Riverview for 2009 Saturday August 29 and we would like to thank them for the contribution they have made to the competitions in 2009. Geelong v Fremantle at Skilled Stadium Hawthorn v Essendon at MCG Officeworks: Carlton v Adelaide at Docklands a trusted partner in the Sydney v Brisbane at SCG publication of the Port Adelaide v North Melbourne at AAMI Stadium Football Record. Sunday August 30 Melbourne v St Kilda at MCG Collingwood v Western Bulldogs at Docklands NEXT WEEK Record Cover Photo courtesy of Michael Vettas

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Round 1 Round 8 Sun 19July Saturday, August 22 Premier Division Sat 4 April Sat 30 May PH 21.12 Cam 8.11 North Shore vs Balmain Dockers @ Gore Hill Oval @ 2.10pm BD 5.12 Cam 18.8 Cam 11.8 BD 8.10 Representative Fixture St George vs Campbelltown @ Olds Park @ 2.10pm NS 12.16 UNSWES 22.17 ECE 19.19 Woll 8.5 Sat 25 July Sydney University vs UNSW/ES @ Sydney Uni No 1 Oval @ 2.30pm PH 8.5 ECE 13.12 NS 7.9 PH 11.16 Sydney 15.12 Canberra 12.6 Wollongong vs East Coast Eagles @ North Dalton Park @ 6.10pm Sun 5 April UNSW 5.5 SU 7.19 Round 15 Western Suburbs vs Pennant Hills @ Blacktown Olympic Park @ 6.30pm WS 19.13 Woll 8.6 Sun 31 May Sat 1 August STG 16.13 SU 12.11 WS 16.15 STG 7.8 Cam 10.17 UNSW 11.10

Division One North Shore vs UTS @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12.00pm Round 2 Round 9 NS 16.17 SU 17.10 Sat 18 April Sat 13 June ECE 26.14 BD 5.7 St George vs Manly Warringah @ Olds Park @ 12.00pm Woll 10.10 SU 16.10 SU 20.19 STG 10.8 Woll 6.7 PH 15.15 Sydney University vs UNSW/ES @ Sydney Uni No 1 Oval @ 12.15pm ECE 19.16 NS 8.10 UNSW 12.7 ECE 27.17 Sun 2 August Wollongong vs East Coast Eagles @ North Dalton Park @ 4.00pm Sun 19 April PH 12.9 WS 13.14 STG 6.13 WS 11.10 Western Suburbs vs Pennant Hills @ Blacktown Olympic Park @ 4.00pm Cam 2.3 WS 13.12 Sun 14 June Round 16 Division Two BD 7.9 STG 15.22 BD 9.10 NS 9.14 Sat 8 August Sydney University vs UTS @ St Pauls Oval @ 12.00pm UNSWES 9.7 PH 6.20 Woll 12.15 Cam 12.10 UNSW 18.9 WS 10.8 Southern Power vs Campbelltown @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.10pm Round 3 Round 10 Cam 11.9 Woll 8.11 Camden vs Manly Warringah @ Harrington Park @ 2.10pm Sat 25 April Sat 20 June STG 7.5 ECE 22.13 East Coast Eagles vs Holroyd Parramatta @ Bensons Lane @ 2.30pm Cam 2.5 ECE 23.12 Woll 5.8 UNSW 10.10 PH 14.11 NS 7.14 Macquarie University vs Balmain Dockers @ University Oval @ 6.10pm NS 21.18 STG 10.7 Sun 21 June Sun 9 August Division Three WS 21.17 BD 7.7 STG 13.9 NS 11.9 BD 12.9 SU 17.11 Southern Power vs Penrith @ Gwawley Oval @ 12.00pm UNSW 27.12 Woll 7.13 SU 14.10 10.11 Round 17 Nor West vs Holroyd Parramatta @ Bensons Lane @ 12.30pm SU 13.15 PH 15.18 ECE 8.13 PH 3.14 Sat 15 August UNSW/ES vs UTS @ Village Green @ 2.00pm Round 4 WS 21.15 Cam 12.10 BD 11.11 WS 19.11 Macquarie University vs Moorebank Sports @ University Oval @ 4.00pm Sat 2 May Round 11 NS 18.13 Cam 19.17 Division Four BD 9.6 ECE 18.21 Sat 27 June SU 22.10 Woll 9.11 Sydney University vs UTS @ St Pauls Oval @ 10.00am Cam 13.11 SU 12.16 Cam 20.10 STG 7.18 ECE 12.7 UNSW 17.18 Nor West vs Holroyd Parramatta @ Bensons Lane @ 10.30am WS 19.16 NS 7.12 NS 12.8 WS 18.13 Sun 16 August Camden vs Manly Warringah @ Harrington Park @ 12.00pm PH 18.10 Woll 8.10 PH 13.6 UNSW 19.8 STG 12.13 PH 17.11 UNSW/ES vs Penrith @ Village Green @ 12.00pm Sun 3 May Sun 28 June Round 18 Macquarie University vs Moorebank Sports @ University Oval @ 2.00pm STG 17.12 UNSW 19.13 BD 12.11 Woll 14.13 Sat 2 August Under 18’s Premier Cup Round 5 SU 11.10 ECE 17.15 Bombers v Dockers North Shore vs Balmain Dockers @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10.00am Sat 9 May Round 12—Health Awareness Dragons v Campbelltown St George vs Campbelltown @ Olds Park @ 10.00am Woll 8.9 BD 11.8 Rd Students v Bulldogs St Ignatius College, Riverview vs UNSW/ES @ Riverview First Field @ 10.00am PH 26.16 STG 8.10 Sat 4 July Magpies v Demons Wollongong vs East Coast Eagles @ North Dalton Park @ 2.00pm UNSW/ES 12.21 Cam 18.14 Woll 9.0 WS 7.12 Lions v Eagles Western Suburbs vs Pennant Hills @ Blacktown Olympic Park @ 2.00pm SU 12.20 NS 16.15 PH 10.8 SU 7.14 Qualifying Final Under 18s Challenge Cup ECE 14.10 WS 10.16 STG 14.15 BD 8.5 Sat 29 August East Coast Eagles vs Holroyd Parramatta @ Bensons Lane @ 8.30am Round 6 UNSW 20.14 NS 13.9 Elimination Final Sydney University vs Pennant Hills @ Sydney Uni No 1 Oval @ 9.45am Sat 16 May ECE 13.13 Cam 14.12 Sun 30 August Southern Power vs Penrith @ Gwawley Oval @ 10.00am BD 13.11 UNSW 17.18 Round 13 Second Semi Final Macquarie University vs Moorebank Sports @ University Oval @ 12.00pm Cam 6.11 PH 15.13 Sat 11 July Sat 5 September Woll 8.7 NS 12.14 NS 15.17 Woll 13.10 First Semi Final Bye SU 11.5 WS 21.11 UNSW 24.11 STG 11.7 Sun 6 September Pennant Hills—Division Three Sun 17 May SU 17.11 Cam 13.12 Preliminary Final ECE 29.9 STG 9.7 Sun 12 July Sun 13 September Manly Warringah—Under 18’s Challenge Cup Round 7 WS 12.9 ECE 12.12 Grand Final

2009 AFL SYDNEY PREMIER DIVISION DRAW SYDNEY PREMIER DIVISION 2009 AFL Sat 23 May BD 9.11 PH 25.18 Sat 19 September

2009 AFL SYDNEY THIS WEEK—ROUND 18 WEEK—ROUND THIS SYDNEY 2009 AFL PH 11.11 BD 13.13 Round 14

ECE 13.13 SU 3.8 Sat 18 July

Woll 7.10 STG 5.13 NS 16.10 ECE 13.7 WS 21.13 UNSW 9.4 WS 13.17 SU 16.14 NS 14.9 Cam 16.13 STG 12.6 Woll 7.13

UNSW 23.21 BD 7.6

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Saturday, August 29 LEADING GOALKICKERS Premier Division—Qualifying Final Western Suburbs vs UNSW/ES or Pennant Hills @ Blacktown Olympic Park @ 2.15pm PREMIER DIVISION DIVISION THREE G SEEBECK (ECE) (4) 97 C STEPHENS (UNSW-ES) (3) 42 Division One—Qualifying Final B ABBOTT (UNSW-ES) (7) 59 A CLAYDEN (NW) (2) 39

Manly Warringah vs East Coast Eagles @ Blacktown Olympic Park @ 12.00pm K WRIGHT (PH) (3) 47 J RAKIC (PH) (5) 38 Division Two—2nd Semi Final M EGAN (SU) (4) 41 C KYLE (NW) (5) 36 M EURELL (WS) (3) 37 J BRADLEY (PEN) (6) 36 Southern Power vs Macquarie University @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 3.00pm

Division Three—2nd Semi Final DIVISION FOUR UNSW/ES vs Nor West @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 12.45pm DIVISION ONE S ADDICOTT (MW) (-) 59 T CHADWICK (UTS) (3) 70 R PRYOR (MU) (-) 58 Division Four—2nd Semi Final N DARVILL (MW) (3) 57 C PERKINS (SU) (5) 51 Sydney University vs UNSW/ES or Nor West @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 10.30am A.THAIN (UTS) (2) 42 Under 18’s Premier Cup—Qualifying Final B NISSEN (UNSW-ES) (3) 41 U18 PREMIER CUP East Coast Eagles vs St George @ Blacktown Olympic Park @ 10.00am D STEER (ECE) (4) 51 C MCKINLAY (UNSW-ES) (3) 41 Under 18’s Challenge Cup—2nd Semi Final DIVISION TWO T BRANSGROVE (NS) (5) 38 Sydney University vs Southern Power or Penrith @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 8.30am A FRITSCH (SP) (3) 102 B HARLAND (MU) (2) 69 U18 CHALLENGE CUP A KYPRIANOU (BD) (6) 50 T AITKEN (SU) (6) 51 Sunday, August 30 S CHADWICK (SU) (-) 37 B MCLEAN (SP) (4) 41 Premier Division—Elimination Final G ROBBIE (SU) (-) 34 UNSW/ES or Pennant Hills vs Campbelltown @ Blacktown Olympic Park @ 2.15pm 2009 LEADING GOALKICKERS Division One—Elimination Final CLUB SENIORS RESERVES U18/THIRDS TOTAL UNSW/ES vs Sydney University @ Blacktown Olympic Park @ 12.00pm Division Two—1st Semi Final UTS 102 48 22 172 UTS vs Holroyd Parramatta @ Henson Park @ 3.00pm

EAST COAST EAGLES 84 48 29 161 Division Three—1st Semi Final UTS vs Macquarie University @ Henson Park @ 12.45pm NOR WEST 84 50 13.4 147.4 Division Four—1st Semi Final SOUTHERN POWER 102 16 26 144 UNSW/ES or Nor West vs UTS or Manly Warringah @ Henson Park @ 10.30am Under 18’s Premier Cup—Elimination Final MACQUARIE UNI 90 32 6 128 Wollongong vs Pennant Hills @ Blacktown Olympic Park @ 10.00am UNSW/ES 72 44 11 127 Under 18’s Challenge Cup—1st Semi Final Southern Power or Penrith vs Moorebank Sports or Pennant Hills @ Henson Park @ 8.30am PENNANT HILLS 66 28 22 116

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 48 40 28 116 GOALKICKING GENIUS’ MANLY WARRINGAH 84 16 4 104

WESTERN SUBURBS 75 18 4 97

NORTH SHORE 42 16 30 88

MOOREBANK SPORTS 42 28 18 88 Southern Power East Coast Ea- HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 72 0 4 76 forward Al Fritsch gle’s Gus Seebeck bought up his cen- Whilst needs three goals PENRITH 30 20 24 74 tury of goals last today at Wollon- week in the Div Two gong to achieve CAMPBELLTOWN 54 8 6 68 match against Mac- the same mile- quarie Uni stone WOLLONGONG 21 18 24 63

2009 AFL SYDNEY NEXT WEEK—FINALS WEEK 1 WEEK WEEK—FINALS SYDNEY NEXT 2009 AFL ST GEORGE 30 4 27 61 2009 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY BALMAIN DOCKERS 12 24 10 46

CAMDEN 24 0 2.4 26.4

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PREMIER DIVISION P W L D F A % PTS 2008

EAST COAST EAGLES 17 14 3 0 2011 1078 187 56 Sydney Football League Sydney Football League First Division WESTERN SUBURBS 17 12 4 1 1807 1177 154 50 Premier Division

Final Ladder UNSW/ES 17 12 5 0 1849 1457 127 48 Final Ladder PENNANT HILLS 17 11 6 0 1652 1188 139 44 UNSW/ES 60 UTS 68 CAMPBELLTOWN 17 10 7 0 1412 1603 88 44 Pennant Hills 56 Manly Warringah 52 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 17 8 9 0 1585 1518 104 36 St George 56 Southern Sharks 52 NORTH SHORE 17 7 10 0 1498 1732 86 28 East Coast Eagles 52 ST GEORGE 17 5 12 0 1260 1864 68 20 Holroyd Parramatta 44 North Shore 40 WOLLONGONG 17 3 13 1 1040 1667 62 14 Macquarie University 36 Sydney University 32

BALMAIN DOCKERS 17 2 15 0 1092 1922 57 8 Western Suburbs 24 Camden 16

Balmain Dockers 16 Penrith 16

Campbelltown 16 Nor West 4 DIVISION ONE P W L D F A % PTS UTS 17 17 0 0 1717 702 145 68 Wollongong 8 Premiers MANLY WARRINGAH 17 14 3 0 1603 787 204 56 Premiers UTS Pennant Hills EAST COAST EAGLES 17 12 5 0 1401 933 150 48 Grand Final UNSW/ES 17 11 6 0 1283 1050 122 44 Grand Final UTS 13.16.94 def Manly Warringah 11.12.78 Pennant Hills 20.12.132 def East Coast Eagles 3.10.28 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 17 10 7 0 1452 919 158 40 Rod Podbury Medal (B.O.G Grand Final) Club of the Year PENNANT HILLS 17 7 10 0 1274 1134 112 28 Scott Reed (Pennant Hills) UTS Snow Medal WESTERN SUBURBS 17 4 12 1 905 1511 60 18 Club of the Year Andrew Davis UTS 20 UNSW/ES WOLLONGONG 17 4 12 1 758 1522 50 18 Phil Hamer Southern Sharks 17 Tyrone Armitage Manly Warringah 17 NORTH SHORE 17 4 13 0 968 65 16 16 Phelan Medal Matt Carey Pennant Hills 17 ST GEORGE 17 1 16 0 647 1964 33 4 Alex Lee Sydney Uni 16 Leading Goalkickers Adam McConnochie Wollongong 14 Matt Rawle Manly Warringah 90 Andrew Thain UTS 87 Leading Goalkickers Des Worrell Holroyd Parramatta 67 Brad Abbott UNSW/ES 87 FROM YEARS GONE BY FROM YEARS GONE Peter Dugmore St George 75 U18 PREMIER CUP P W L D F A % MR Matt Eurell Western Suburbs 68 NORTH SHORE 17 15 2 0 1750 561 312 88 2009 SYDNEY AFL LADDERS AFL LADDERS 2009 SYDNEY Rising Star

EAST COAST EAGLES 17 14 2 1 1623 743 218 85 Mitchell Frail (Western Suburbs) Representative Football

V.A.F.A 13.8.86 def AFL Sydney 11.15.81 Volunteer of the Year (Ken Ferguson Award) ST GEORGE 17 13 3 1 1634 721 227 79 AFL Sydney Dev 21.20.146 def BDAFL 19.13.127 Bob Sterling (UNSW/ES) AFL Sydney 1st Div on Pool B of NSW Country Champs WOLLONGONG 17 12 5 0 1323 1044 127 71

Team of the Year PENNANT HILLS 17 11 6 0 1538 737 209 65 Representative Player of the Year B: A.Richardson (PH); Bowles (ECE), Darling (UNSWES) Phil Entwisle HB: Donohue - C -(STG), Wason (NS), Jarjoura (UNSWES) UNSW/ES 17 5 11 1 1034 1352 76 32 C: Carey (PH), Collett (UNSW), Pryor(NS) Representative Players Player BALMAIN DOCKERS 17 5 12 0 833 1745 48 29 HF: Lees (Cam), Withers (WS), Lee (SU) Phil Entwisle Senior F: Dugmore (STG), Abbott (UNSWES), Egan (SU) ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 16 3 13 0 710 1344 53 19 Alex Goodall Development R: Dixon (BD), McConnochie (Woll) Tyrone Armitage First Division CAMPBELLTOWN 16 2 13 1 543 1488 36 16 Rov: Goodall (PH)

Coach: Terry Mudge (UNSWES) WESTERN SUBURBS 17 2 15 0 577 1830 32 12 Ump: Damian Anderson Hall of Fame Inductees

John “Ossie” Grose, Tony Quinn, Chris O’Dwyer

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Name: Gary Burch Club: Sydney University DIVISION TWO P W L D F A % PTS Date of Birth: 08/04/1977 SOUTHERN POWER 17 17 0 0 2054 507 405 68

Nickname: Memphis / Burchy MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 17 15 2 0 1765 652 271 60 UTS 17 12 5 0 1642 746 220 48 Favourite AFL Team: Carlton HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 17 12 5 0 1348 926 146 48

Favourite Playing Position: Centre Half Back SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 17 10 7 0 1503 1076 140 40 BALMAIN DOCKERS 17 6 11 0 1090 1436 76 24 Most Difficult Opponent: Aaron "Stains" Hawkins MANLY WARRINGAH 17 4 13 0 947 1321 72 16

Best AFL Sydney Player Seen: James "RaptA" Champion De Crespigny CAMDEN 17 4 13 0 724 1745 41 16

Most Annoying Teammate: To many to mention EAST COAST EAGLES 17 3 14 0 662 1915 35 12 CAMPBELLTOWN 17 2 15 0 507 1918 26 8 Funniest Teammate: Nicholas "Fringe" Costello & Andrew "The Student" Krefft DIVISION THREE P W L B F A % MR Most Embarrassing Football Moment: First night of training at sydney uni I ordered a burger on steak UNSW/ES 15 14 1 2 1605 575 279 93 night NOR WEST 15 14 1 2 1533 588 261 93 Greatest Football Achievement: Playing in three Grand Finals UTS 15 10 5 2 1238 788 157 67 Best Football Advice Given to You: Play your natural game MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 15 8 7 2 1191 869 137 53

Previous Clubs Played For: East Ringwood (Eastern Football League) MOOREBANK SPORTS 15 7 8 2 1018 1021 100 47 PENNANT HILLS 16 6 10 1 911 1177 77 38 Junior Club: East Ringwood (Eastern Football League) PENRITH 15 5 10 2 992 1320 75 33 SOUTHERN POWER 15 4 11 2 701 1240 57 27 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 15 0 15 2 354 1965 18 0 DIVISION FOUR P W L D F A % PTS Name: Kenny Ewen-Chappell Club: Wollongong SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 17 16 1 0 2044 668 306 64

Date of Birth: June UNSW/ES 17 13 4 0 1616 932 173 52 NOR WEST 17 12 4 1 1795 714 251 50 Nickname: ewe-chap not chad UTS 17 10 7 0 1294 766 169 40 Favourite AFL Team: The mighty WEST COAST EAGLES MANLY WARRINGAH 17 10 7 0 1353 1130 120 40

Favourite Playing Position: Isolated full foward MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 17 8 8 1 1343 1049 128 34 MOOREBANK SPORTS 17 7 10 0 1122 1240 90 28 Most Difficult Opponent: Grounds keeper at north dalton. AFL SYDNEY PROFILES AFL SYDNEY PENRITH 17 5 12 0 1003 1565 64 20 Best AFL Sydney Player Seen: Naitunuuuuuiiiiiiii HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 17 3 14 0 653 1923 34 12 2009 SYDNEY AFL LADDERS Most Annoying Teammate: The parrot!!! a.k.a GOODLEY CAMDEN 17 0 17 0 348 2584 13 0

Funniest Teammate: Sammy Jenner a.k.a the slapper UNDER 18S CHALLENGE CUP P W L B F A % MR SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 14 1 2 1983 523 379 93 Most Embarrassing Football Moment:: Answering the door recently to teamate D.Goodley SOUTHERN POWER 15 13 2 2 1142 602 190 87

Greatest Football Achievement: Not having head shaved PENRITH 15 12 3 2 1278 509 251 80 MOOREBANK SPORTS 15 9 6 2 1070 894 120 60 Best Football Advice Given to You: Do your best,Be honest and true in not one thing you do but every- PENNANT HILLS 15 9 6 2 862 841 103 60 thing you do.And you gotta lift"Shannon Noll" EAST COAST EAGLES 15 4 11 2 714 885 81 27 Previous Clubs Played For: West Perth, South Cairns, West London MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 15 3 12 2 526 1285 41 20 Junior Club: Edgewater Eagles HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 15 2 13 2 522 11511 35 13 MANLY WARRINGAH 16 2 14 1 525 1572 33 13

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SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 5 - 3 11 - 7 16 - 13 22- 20 – 152 WOLLONGONG 2 - 5 3 - 6 7 - 9 9 - 11 – 65 AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK—Rd 17 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (Best Players): A. Kraefft, N. Barton, B. Mankarious, M. Egan, M. Thompson, A. Lee (Goal Kickers): M. Egan 4, B. Mankarious 3, A. Lee 3, A. Kraefft 3, T. Ley 2, T. Young 2, C. Walsh 2, D. Archer, Mitch Aitken M. Thompson, J. Leary Pennant Hills WOLLONGONG (Best Players): A. McConnochie, J. McInnes, P. Balding, D. Goodley, M. Hogan, R. Price

(Goal Kickers): J. Weavers 2, J. Mahony 2, R. Price 2, D. McClure, L. Favetta, K. Ewen- Chappel Nick Barton Lynn Roehig UMPIRES: Fletcher, Lewis, Rutherford at Sydney Uni No 1 Oval Sydney University Western Suburbs

UNSW/ES 5 - 4 7 - 9 13 - 12 17 - 18 – 120

EAST COAST EAGLES 1 - 1 3 - 2 7 - 3 12- 7 – 79 UNSW/ES (Best Players): B. Woods, M. Collett, D. Coupe, M. O'Regan, A. Pech, K. Emery Matt Edwins David Coupe Brenton Mumme (Goal Kickers): B. Abbott 7, J>Bradfield 2, K. Emery 3, M.Collett, R. Underwood, B.Sutton, A. Heffernan, R. Campbelltown UNSW/ES Western Suburbs Jones, M. O'Regan EAST COAST EAGLES (Best Players): J. Dimery, M. Skuse, R. Fitton, L. Stanford, J. Steer, K. Pearson (Goal Kickers): G. Seebeck 4, M. Skuse 2, L. Stanford 2, R. Fitton, B. Physick, J. Vlatko, J. Steer UMPIRES: Gestier, Kalayzich, Hissey at Bruce Purser Reserve Luke Bilbe Pennant Hills

CAMPBELLTOWN 4 - 6 9 - 9 14 - 14 19 - 18 – 132 NORTH SHORE 2 - 3 7 - 6 11 - 9 18- 13 – 121 Adam McConnochie CAMPBELLTOWN Max Collett Wollongong Jack Dimery (Best Players): M. Edwins, B. McAllister, O. Love, C. Lees, D. Chivas, B. Yakimov UNSW/ES East Coast (Goal Kickers): B. McAllister 5, R. Moller 3, D. Chivas 3, O. Love 3, C. Lees, L. Coughlan, S. Kershaw, B.Yakimov, B. McCrossen Ben Woods NORTH SHORE UNSW/ES (Best Players): B. Attwood, D. Casey, L. Pryor, T. Strudwick, R. Meldrum, S. Carruthers (Goal Kickers): D. Casey 4, L. Pryor 3, B. Attwood 2, A. Marsh 2, J. Brain 2, R. Wason, M. Carpenter, R.Meldrum, B. Fitzgerald, J. Harry Scott Richmond St George UMPIRES: Peck, Deigan, Barron at Gore Hill Oval

WESTERN SUBURBS 1 - 4 6 - 5 11 - 7 19 - 11 - 125 BALMAIN DOCKERS 1 - 5 5 - 5 8 - 9 11- 11 – 77 WESTERN SUBURBS (Best Players): B. Mumme, L. Roehrig, B. Absolum, D. Clout, B. Bedwell, E. Kassem Cameron Smith Nick O’Brien Owen Love (Goal Kickers): T. Cole 3, M. Eurell 3, B. Absolum 3, A. Eurell 2, D. Williams 2, S. Hudson, M. Withers, Pennant Hills Balmain Dockers Campbelltown M.Kassem, E. Kassem, L. Roehrig, M. Linsen BALMAIN DOCKERS (Best Players): N. O'Brien, J. Blums, B. Jones, G. Howe, J. Miller, A. Randell (Goal Kickers): N. O'Brien 3, B. Jones 2, D. Ryan, J. Dickens, D. Turner, M. Bujch, J. Mobbs, A. Mitchell 2009 TEAM OF THE WEEK—ROUND 17 UMPIRES: Richardson, Stevens, Stork at Drummoyne Oval

Brenton McAllister Ben Attwood PENNANT HILLS 4 - 1 14 - 4 14 - 5 17 - 11 – 113 2009 PREMIER DIVISION RESULTS—ROUND 17 RESULTS—ROUND DIVISION 2009 PREMIER Campbelltown North Shore ST GEORGE 4 - 3 5 - 7 10 - 12 12- 13 - 85 PENNANT HILLS (Best Players): C. Smith, M. Aitken, M. Thomas, A. Richardson, B. Jack, N. Campbell (Goal Kickers): M. Carey 4, N. Campbell 4, K. Wright 3, A. Richardson 2, C. Smith 2, N. Wright, L. Bilbe Andrew Kraefft ST GEORGE Sydney Uni (Best Players): S. Richmond, J. Do Canto, A. Cuthbert, D. Carey, M. Milner, T. Addison (Goal Kickers): S. Richmond 3, T. Addison 2, C. Windle 2, D. Carey 2, J. Shineberg, P. McBride, N. Smith UMPIRES: Fox, Field, Anderson at Olds Park

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BEN YAKIMOV (CAMPBELLTOWN) UTS 5 - 5 9 - 7 13 - 15 16- 18 – 114 WESTERN SUBURBS 1 - 0 3 - 2 5 - 2 6 - 7 – 43 UTS

The Round 17 NAB AFL Sydney Rising Star Nominee is Campbelltown youngster (Best Players): C. Herrmann, J. Spragg, S. Neal, A. Keith, M. Rigby, D. Teasdale Ben Yakimov. (Goal Kickers): S. Neal 3, T. Chadwick 3, A. Kymantas 2, A. Thain 2, C. Herrmann 2, M. Rigby 2, J. Spragg, N.Brown The 18 year old was one of his sides better players in their win last Saturday against WESTERN SUBURBS North Shore, a win that ensured the Blues will be playing in this years finals. (Best Players): C. McGrath, J. Lear, S. McWilliam, M. Pink, D. Coughlin, M. Stokes Yakimov is still eligible to play in the Under 18’s competition but such is his talent he (Goal Kickers): T. Johnston 2, K. Currie 2, M. Lonnon, C. McGrath has played in all bar three of Campbelltown’s senior matches this year, one of which was when he was playing for the Sydney Swans reserves. He has also chipped in

with a valuable 15 goals. MANLY-WARRINGAH 6 - 4 10 - 9 16 - 15 19- 21 – 135 A South Campbelltown junior, Yakimov was also a member of the inaugural Pioneers NORTH SHORE 0 - 0 2 - 0 2 - 0 4 - 4 – 28 Under 18’s side which competed in the State trials in Coffs Harbour earlier in the MANLY-WARRINGAH year. (Best Players): B. Joseph, A. Robertson, D. Cresswell, B. Brendan, L. Brain, A. Wright

(Goal Kickers): D. Cresswell 8, R. Hart 3, N. Darvill 3, A. Robertson 2, S. Murray 2, A. Wright NORTH SHORE (Best Players): J. Mason, R. Svendsen, E. Burke, C. Callander, B. Youlten, R. Snowden Previous Nominees (Goal Kickers): A. Robertson 2, E. Burke, C. Callander Rd 1 Carlo Lombardo (St George) Rd 9 Brenton Mumme (Western Suburbs

NAB RISING STAR NAB RISING Rd 2 Tom Young (Sydney Uni) Rd 10 James Webster (North Shore) Rd 3 Joe Britton (Balmain Dockers)Rd 11 Jack Dimery (East Coast) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2 - 5 7 - 9 8 - 13 16- 17 – 113 Rd 4 Mitchell Thomson (Wollongong) Rd 12 Ben Maddern (St George) WOLLONGONG 2 - 3 2 - 3 4 - 3 4 - 4 – 28 Rd 5 Fraser Brown (Campbelltown) Rd 13 Trent Stubbs (East Coast) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Rd 6 James Brain (North Shore) Rd 14 Aidan Riley (Wollongong) Rd 7 Jarred Mobbs (Balmain Dockers)Rd 15 Jesse Martin (Sydney Uni) (Best Players): J. Lawson, M. Killicoat, N. Costello, R. Close, W. Pearse, M. Higgins Rd 8 Matt Thomas Rd 16 Kieran Emery (UNSW/ES) (Goal Kickers): R. Close 4, L. Higgins 3, L. McWhirter 2, J. La Posta 2, M. Higgins, J. Lawson, R. McNeil, C. Garry, M. Killicoat WOLLONGONG HARVEY (BANGER) GORDON ( SYDNEY UNIVERSITY) (Best Players): K. Prout, H. Bown, M. Brunton, T. Robb, R. Woodward, E. Franklin

(Goal Kickers): J. Collyer, B. Patterson, S. Hancock, T. Robb Harvey (Banger) Gordon of Sydney University is this weeks AFL Sydney Volunteer of the Week. EAST COAST EAGLES 3 - 2 7 - 3 9 - 5 12- 6 – 78 In 2009 Harvey’s continued commitment to SUANFC has been unwavering. At every training session UNSW/ES 0 - 2 2 - 5 6 - 7 8 - 8 – 56 Harvey will be first there unlocking the sheds, counting the equipment, displaying lost property, filling EAST COAST EAGLES water bottles and ensuring that all our stock is safe and secure. At the completion of training, he will (Best Players): M. Mendola, J. Shephard, M. Williams, A. Moeller, P. Bleus, L. Madden collect much of the gear and clean and sweep the change rooms before locking up. On many occa- sions throughout the year, he will invite a diverse group of Sydney University players over for dinner (Goal Kickers): A. Moeller 3, J. Patira 2, P. Vlatko 2, D. Chapman, A. Polkinghorne, T. Kear, M. Mendola, at his home. This is particularly popular and welcomed by the SUANFC students who are always S.O'Connor craving a good old home cook feast. What is sometimes forgotten by the players is that he will accept UNSW/ES nothing for this dinner and always insists on cleaning up himself. On game day, Harvey simply loves (Best Players): A. Gulden, C. Jourdain, R. Pert, T. Luff, L. Forrestal, D. Mortlock his footy. He will arrive early in the morning and busily attend to any of the many requests of the players. This will include unlocking all the rooms and storage areas, firing up the BBQ, helping (Goal Kickers): B. Nissen 3, M. Carey, B. Haberley, C. Jourdain, T. Linehan, A. Gulden unpack the equipment and filling water bottles. During each and every game, Harvey will prepare and cut fruit – Watermelon, Oranges, Rockmelon for the players at half time and then shares snakes and PENNANT HILLS 4 - 2 10 - 7 16 - 7 25 - 10 – 160 jelly babies with all the players at ¾ time. Finally, post game Harvey attends to the packing up of the kit, long after most of us ST GEORGE 2 - 1 2 - 2 5 - 5 5- 5 – 35 have left. Harvey in your 20th year of voluntary service at Sydney University we all say thanks PENNANT HILLS (Best Players): J. Hancock, B. Miles, C. Laing, S. Myers, N. Baglin, L. Corr

2009 DIVISION ONE RESULTS—ROUND 17 (Goal Kickers): J. Hancock 8, C. Laing 5, S. Low 2, P. McLaren 2, L. Corr 2, S. Myers, N. Breen, N. Previous Nominees Rd 1 Brett Wylie (UTS) Rd 9 Tammy Moeller (East Coast) Baglin, K.Weir, D. Ferrier, C. Stucker Rd 2 Jim Allan (Nor West) Rd 10 Jack Davey (Holroyd Parramatta) ST GEORGE Rd 3 Steve Ray (UNSW/ES) Rd 11 Silvanna Patterson (Wollongong) (Best Players): D. Taylor, T. Dickson, J. Scully, M. Barry, D. Pratt, P. Aley Rd 4 Brendan Donohue (St George) Rd 12 Alan Fitzgerald (North Shore) Rd 5 Terry Neilsen (Campbelltown) Rd 13 Maryann Jefferies (Macquarie Uni) (Goal Kickers): D. Taylor 2, L. Maunder 2, P. Aley Rd 6 Warren Back (Camden) Rd 14 Liz Hawtin (Riverview) Rd 7 Jim Wright (Penrith) Rd 15 Brian & Lorraine Cloney (Southern Power) Rd 8 Alex Myers (Pennant Hills) Rd 16 Russell Brian (Balmain Dockers) VOLUNTEER OF THE WEEK OF THE VOLUNTEER

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EAST COAST EAGLES 4 - 6 12 - 9 13 - 9 18- 15 – 123 Whatever you need to know about the AFL Sydney UNSW/ES 0 - 1 1 - 2 6 - 4 8 - 5 – 53 is available on the web EAST COAST EAGLES (Best Players): M. Karafilis, J. Patira, D. Costello, A. Foxall, D. Steer, T. Dimech www.sydneyafl.com.au (Goal Kickers): J. Patira 6, D. Steer 4, S. Pinchen, A. Foxall, B. Carey, R. Goisisi, M. Karafilis, J. Pianta, D.Costello, M. Clinch Latest News Results UNSW/ES (Best Players): A. Robson, M. Lewis, G. Ward, A. Haberley, R. Mooney, D. Collins

(Goal Kickers): C. McKinlay 3, M. Lewis 2, A. Haberley 2, A. Goodieson 2009 Fixtures Ladders

Photo Gallery Sydney AFL Forms BALMAIN DOCKERS 3 - 3 5 - 7 11 - 9 13- 11 – 89 WESTERN SUBURBS 2 - 1 5 - 2 6 - 3 8 - 5 – 53 BALMAIN DOCKERS All the details and player information will be available on the (Best Players): J. Britton, A. Mitchell, D. Speers, B. Olsson, J. Moore, L. Bond

(Goal Kickers): B. Singleton 4, J. Britton 3, J. Moore, R. Hughes, A. Mitchell, D. Jung, C. Glover, J. How- SAFL WEBSITE website by 9pm on the day of the match ard WESTERN SUBURBS Quality action photos of selected AFL Sydney games can (Best Players): J. Kassem, A. Preston, K. Saroufim, Y. Milligan-Saville, J. Barret, S. Pearson be viewed at: (Goal Kickers): E. Norris 2, Y. Milligan-Saville 2, S. Nasr, N. Armstrong, J. Barret, N. Malyon

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ST GEORGE 3 - 2 6 - 3 8 - 5 9- 11 – 65 Enquiries: Michael Vettas on 0414 899 515 PENNANT HILLS 1 - 0 2 - 2 4 - 6 4 - 7 – 31 ST GEORGE

(Best Players): B. Guthrie, P. Sain, R. Lombardo, L. Davis, J. Andriske, C. Andrews PHOTOS (Goal Kickers): S. Gasovski 2, L. Davis 2, P. Sain 2, D. Cooper 2, A. Sharp PARENTS, SPECTATORS & SUPPORTERS: PENNANT HILLS • Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. (Best Players): E. Danilo, N. Varnish, J. Turner, J. Potter, J. Gourlay, K. Clark • (Goal Kickers): J. Turner, K. Clark, L. Urwin, J. Gourlay Encourage participation, but don’t force it. • Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. • Never ridicule mistakes or losses Supporters are there to support not WOLLONGONG 5 - 2 11 - 9 12 - 10 15- 14 – 104 downgrade. ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 3 - 1 5 - 2 8 - 5 10 - 5 – 65 WOLLONGONG • Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires, administrators (Best Players): T. Bell, L. Rutter, D. Perger, S. Quinn, B. Hogan, B. Schneider and spectators. Physical or verbal abuse will not be tolerated. (Goal Kickers): T. Hurst 5, L. Rutter 3, S. Tibben 2, K. Temple, N. Kenny, D. O'Keeffe, J. Mason, M. • Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time. Deans • ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club (Best Players): M. Somes, T. Brown, J. Davis, K. Murphy, T. O'Malley-Jones officials in private (Goal Kickers):J. Davis 4, M. Woods 2, T. Brown 2, K. Murphy, B. Coffey • Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many such

comments are politically incorrect and it is your coach, team-mates, Club and

NORTH SHORE def CAMPBELLTOWN—Forfeit family that are let down with such remarks. • 2009 U18 PREMIER CUP RESULTS — ROUND 17 RESULTS — ROUND PREMIER CUP 2009 U18 Respect the facilities and equipment of their own and opposing Clubs. • Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct toward any player, official, umpire or supporter. Such actions are totally unacceptable. • Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, CODE OF CONDUCT coaches, officials or players. • Abusive language is unacceptable.

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BALMAIN DOCKERS 6 - 2 9 - 6 14 - 9 17- 15 – 117 PHELAN MEDAL NIGHT CAMDEN 1 - 4 4 - 4 8 - 7 9 - 9 – 63 BALMAIN DOCKERS

(Best Players): J. Fretwell, D. Carle, N. Halliday, A. Cottrell, B. Arndell, K. Janyszka (Goal Kickers): A. Kyprianou 6, A. Azhar 4, K. Underwood 3, N. Halliday 2, B. Clarke, A. Cottrell CAMDEN (Best Players): J. Ayling, B. Laid, C. Murray, S. Laid, B. Fergie, R. Butchers (Goal Kickers): J. Ayling 4, B. McDermott 3, M. Kennedy, J. Page

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 5 - 1 7 - 2 8 - 5 11 - 8 – 74 MANLY-WARRINGAH 1 - 0 1 - 3 5 - 6 6- 11 – 47 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (Best Players): R. Kennedy, T. Beadle, A. Clark, R. Barnes, N. Lye, J. Swarts (Goal Kickers): S. Wright 4, T. Beadle 4, G. Mitchell, K. Chesterman, N. Lye MANLY-WARRINGAH (Best Players): L. Slobin, B. Hawkins, V. Naughton, B. Bennett, J. Sparkes, J. Hawkins (Goal Kickers): L. Slobin 3, B. Young, M. Cobon, V. Naughton

UTS 7 - 3 15 - 5 25 - 10 32- 13 – 205 EAST COAST EAGLES 1 - 1 2 - 2 4 - 2 6 - 2 – 38 UTS (Best Players):A. Davis, N. Robinson, S. Fitzgerald, D. Lavender, A. Whooley, G. Capozzi (Goal Kickers): N. Robinson 5, G. Capozzi 4, P. Taylor 4, A. Davis 3, F. Purcell 3, S. Fleming 2, S. Fitz- gerald 2,R. Burrows 2, N. Allardice, R. Henderson, S. Silver, N. Barrett, L. Trimboli, T. Whiting, T.Nicholls EAST COAST EAGLES (Best Players): J. Ford, J. Denton, M. Scholz, B. Hynes, A. Wynne, R. Donaldson (Goal Kickers): M. Scholz 2, S. Brotherston, R. Donaldson, L. Whales, S. Plumb

SOUTHERN POWER 2 - 3 5 - 6 7 - 9 11- 10 – 76 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 1 - 2 5 - 4 7 - 7 11 - 9 – 75 SOUTHERN POWER (Best Players): S. Brierty, A. Carmody, W. Oakley, M. Graham, A. Fritsch, M. Young (Goal Kickers): A. Fritsch 3, C. Roe, R. King-Thornburg, J. Findlay, D. Taylor, M. Graham, M. Cairnduff, M.Young, S. Brierty PHELAN MEDAL NIGHT MEDAL NIGHT PHELAN MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY

(Best Players): D. Connors, S. Lawrenson, P. Jackson, S. Cations, C. Inchley, C. Mullins (Goal Kickers): M. Twohig 3, S. Cations 3, B. Harland 2, P. Jackson, J. Whyte, B. Bush

2009 DIVISION TWO RESULTS—ROUND 17 HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 7 - 2 10 - 6 15 - 11 23 - 16 – 154 CAMPBELLTOWN 1 - 1 2 - 3 4 - 4 4- 6 - 30 HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA (Best Players): L. Mansbridge, T. Parsons, G. Sentance, A. Bishop, P. Zuvela, T. Whalan (Goal Kickers): L. Mansbridge 9, T. Parsons 4, P. Zuvela 3, M. Hill 2, T. Whalan, G. Webb, A. Bishop, R. Johnston, S. Nolan CAMPBELLTOWN (Best Players): K. Bradley, R. Moller, B. O'Brien, C. Pal, B. Freney, S. Lakeman (Goal Kickers): R. Moller 4

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UNDER 18’s CHALLENGE CUP President: Anton Lewis Secretary: Angus Heritage SOUTHERN POWER 1 - 4 6 - 7 9 - 12 16- 15 – 111 Email: [email protected] MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 1 - 0 2 - 1 3 - 1 4 - 2 – 26 SOUTHERN POWER 1 Anton LEWIS Website: www.nswafua.com.au (Best Players): L. Hall, J. Mahoney, C. Byrom, D. Wood, B. McLean, L. Jansson 2 Matthew GESTIER (Goal Kickers): L. Hall 7, B. McLean 4, M. Hough, W. Batty, C. Guldbrandsen, D. Wood, A. Stacey 3 Danny DEIGAN 4 Sean RICHARDSON MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 5 Graham GLASSFORD (Best Players): T. Anderson, J. Bell, T. Morris, J. Noney, A. McKinnon, C. Poole 6 Justin FOX (Goal Kickers): T. Paton 2, J. Noney, P. Frost 7 Frank KALAYZICH 8 Michael PECK 9 Andrew RUTHERFORD PENNANT HILLS 1 - 4 4 - 10 8 - 11 10 - 14 – 74 10 Michael O’GRADY EAST COAST EAGLES 0 - 0 0 - 0 3 - 0 4- 4 - 28 11 Pierce FIELD PENNANT HILLS 12 Peter HUMPHRIES (Best Players): T. Rivers, A. Nixon, F. Nixon, Z. Fenn, M. Cantrall, T. Graham Robinson 13 Tristan STEVENS 15 Guy STILLMAN (Goal Kickers): S. Wybenga 2, E. Danilo 2, T. Graham Robinson 2, B. Martin, O. Brodie, G. Taylor, T. 16 Nathan LESSELS Rivers 17 Matthew BAIGENT EAST COAST EAGLES 18 Steven WALLBANK (Best Players): T. Cunninghamme, A. Hutt, D. Iranzad, J. Moynihan, C. Polkinghorne, K. Healy 19 Liam ROWE (Goal Kickers): K. Healy 2, B. Gray, M. Goldsworthy 20 Joshua TERREY 21 James MCBRIEN 22 Paul BARRON SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 7 - 2 11 - 6 19 - 9 26 - 11 – 167 23 Simon HARRISON 24 Damien ANDERSON ON 3 & 4 RESULTS—ROUND 17 4 RESULTS—ROUND ON 3 & MANLY-WARRINGAH 1 - 0 2 - 1 2 - 1 3- 1 – 19 25 Sean HUNTER SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 26 Jeremy BOLAND (Best Players): G. Robbie, J. Geddes, N. Weldon-Bowen, M. Hartley, T. Barrett, J. Witts 27 Glen CALLAGHAN (Goal Kickers): T. Aitken 6, J. Witts 4, A. Yakimov 3, M. Krochmal 3, N. Perry 2, M. Hartley 2, D. Knight 28 Carl FLETCHER 2, S.Jamieson, J. Geddes, T. Barrett, C. Parsons 29 Ashley SYMONS MANLY-WARRINGAH 30 Nick ELLIS (Best Players): R. Newell, R. Wearne, C. Gallo, S. Holliday, J. Pilat, J. Ross 31 William MACARTHUR (Goal Kickers): R. Newell 2, R. Wearne 32 Brenton HISSEY 33 Tom BOWES 34 Max FRIEND PENRITH def HOLROYD PARRAMATTA—Forfeit 35 Stephen STORK 36 Chris NIVEN MOOREBANK SPORTS—Bye 37 David LENIOR 38 Chris HAYTER 40 Andy SMYTH DIVISION THREE 41 Mark RINNIE 42 Mark SCHWARZE UNSW/ES 18.10 (118) d Pennant Hills 7.6 (48) 43 Alex MANFRED 59 Ben LAWSON Nor West 18.9 (117) d UTS 7.10 (52) 44 Tony MCGILVARY 60 AFL UMPIRE Southern Power 11.6 (72) d Macquarie University 8.6 (54) 45 Luke MATTHEWS 61 Michael RASO Penrith 24.18 (162) d Holroyd Parramatta 2.2 (14) NSW AF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION 47 Scott WALSH 62 Geordie HAWKINS Moorebank Sports—Bye 48 Scott NUGENT 63 Ian BAPTIE 49 Nathan ELSWORTHY 64 Christine BURROWS 51 Aidan GROSAS 65 Dale CADDY DIVISION FOUR 52 Chris MARATHAKIS 66 Daniel FIELD-READ 53 Ron JOHNSON 67 Mark HOPKINS Penrith 17.18 (120) d Holroyd Parramatta 5.4 (34) 54 Raymond COX 68 Gavin BERTRAM Nor West 7.11 (53) d UTS 7.10 (52) 55 Kyle COLEMAN 70 Taylor BREDIN Sydney University 23.8 (146) d Manly Warringah 9.3 (57) 56 Todd FLETCHER 71 Dean GARROWAY UNSW/ES 10.16 (76) d Macquarie University 10.7 (67) 57 Peter FELDMAN 72 Sam SKINNER 58 Natasha KUTCHA 73 Garrie JONES

2009 U18s CHALLENGE CUP DIVISI CHALLENGE 2009 U18s Moorebank Sports 22.14 (146) d Camden 4.3 (27)

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President: Chris Nixon Senior Coach: Lachlan Buszard Email: [email protected] Phone: 0412 856 996 Website: utsafc.com Club Colours: Green & Black

1 Tim WALLACE After a spectacular weekend at a sun-drenched Trumper, the Bats 2 Tom CHADWICK hit the road to complete the home & away season. 3 Matt RYAN

4 Andrew DAVIS The Fourth Grade faces a must win game against competition pace- 5 George CAPOZZI 7 Jot LYNAS setters Sydney Uni. A win will secure fourth spot and create history

8 Dan MCGRATH by ensuring that all four UTS sides play finals football for the first

9 Shannon QUINN time. 10 Mick ATKINSON 11 Nick ALLARDICE The Reserve Grade side also plays Sydney Uni and will be looking 12 Andrew KEITH to continue their recent good form with the finals approaching. 13 Barry HOLLAND

14 Ben MOORE The Senior side takes on North Shore at Gore Hill and will also be 15 Alan KYMANTAS 16 David MITCHELL looking to create a small slice of history by completing the home & 17 Mark RUSSELL away season undefeated The Third Grade plays competition heavy- 18 Rhys HENDERSON weight UNSW at Village Green to round off things off before the 19 Alex BEN finals. 20 Steven BOYD 21 Luke TRIMBOLI Presentations are back at Windsor this afternoon at the special time 23 Joel URBAN of 5pm. 25 Shaun SILVER 27 Liam FLANAGAN 28 Michael BASSO 29 Simon FITZGERALD CHECK OUT AFL SYDNEY ON CHANNEL 518

UTS BATS UTS BATS 30 Alex WHOOLLEY Friday – 6:30pm – 7:30pm 31 Dustin TEASDALE 33 Julian RYAN AFL Sydney Match of the Week 35 Andrew MORLEY 37 Paul KAPIRIS 40 Michael MULLINS 42 Sam KING 43 Mark RIGBY 44 Phil TAYLOR FOXTEL MATCH OF THE WEEK Match of the Week also available to view online 48 Anthony LEACH 49 John COLBERT www..sydneyafl.com.au and click on AFLSydney TV 50 Steve NEAL 51 Craig HERMANN 52 Sean FLEMING 56 Matthew WILLIAMS 57 Ryan EAGLE 70 James GARDINER 75 Jon SPRAGG 86 Andrew THAIN Round 18 Match of the Week 88 Neil BROWN ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves Thirds Fourths Western Suburbs vs Pennant Hills UTS

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President: Andrew Murray President: Michael Haynes Senior Coach: Michael Hosking Senior Coach: Lachlan Smith Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0419 875 708 Phone: 0410 685 761 Website: www.northshorefc.com.au Website: www.penrithrams.com.au Club Colours: Black & Red Club Colours: Black & Green

With both Premier Division and Division One sides out of contention 1 Michael MORGAN 1 Lachlan PRYOR The Rams had a big day last Saturday at Blacktown Olympic Park for the finals, North Shore's senior sides today reflect on the season with wins over Holroyd-Parramatta in both grades. 2 Tom HILL 2 Darren HARTNEY that was as the club looks towards the future. The under-18 Bombers 4 Adam LORD continue to fly the flag and will be looking for their sixteenth win of the 3 Bryce RONEY The Division 3 clash saw Penrith on top from the opening bounce season in their bid to take out the minor premiership and Gore Hill will 5 Jarryd WATTERS 4 Rob LOW against the winless Goannas. Six goals in each of the four quarters 6 Damien ALLEN be hosting the future of North Shore - players and families from the underlined what was an extremely consistent performance from the Manly, North Sydney, Pittwater and St Ives under-16 teams. Wel- 5 Steve FORT th 7 Brendan FITZGERALD Rams. Jason Bradley in his 200 game continued on his excellent come to North Shore! 8 Chris MURPHY 7 Aiden THOMPSON form to boot six goals, whilst big man Josh Anasis provided a con- stant marking threat around the ground to also kick six. 9 Adrian HARRY 8 Justin BROCK Today is also the annual Red and Black Club luncheon and the club 10 Jason HARRY would like to thank all members of the Red and Black Club for their 9 Joshua ANASIS Dave Bradley was dominant in the midfield along with Matty Payne, 11 James WEBSTER invaluable support over the year. 11 David BRADLEY whilst down back Johnny Keane and Bryce Roney kept the opposi- 12 James BRAIN tion to just two goals for the day. Last week, North Shore's Premier Division side slipped out of the 12 Tayt CORLESS 13 Adam SUTTON finals race with a narrow loss to Campbelltown. Trailing narrowly for 14 Jamie O”DELL 13 Sam LOCKHART Coach Lachlan Smith was most pleased with the fact that the boys the majority of the afternoon, North Shore left their comeback a little went on with the job after half time and didn’t let up throughout the 15 Sam CARRUTHERS 14 Alboran SAVANNAH too late, narrowing the 23-point deficit at Three Quarter Time to four quarters. 16 Tom ELKINGTON eleven before being beaten by the siren. Damian Casey led the 15 Shane TURNER 17 Cameron HOLMES goalkickers with five and Ben Attwood was Best on Ground with two 16 Brendan COOKE In Division 4, we yet again had some assistance from a number of 18 Daniel DICKERSON goals, including a "Choppy Special" from the right flank. Lachlan the U/18’s players, and their pace and run proved to be decisive in 19 Ryan MELDRUM Pryor kicked three goals, narrowing the gap between he and Attwood 17 Grant KELLS (c) recording a comfortable 86 point victory. A big first half saw the to just two goals in the race for leading goalkicker. 20 Anthony LOWES 18 William TAYLOR margin out to 80 points at the long break, before a number of posi- tional changes coupled with a never say die attitude from the Goan- 21 Tom MCMAHON 19 Adam WEST In Division One, North Shore suffered a heavy loss to Manly. Andrew nas saw the match become a much more even affair in the second 23 Chris MCKINNON Robertson kicked two goals and James Mason was Best on Ground. 20 John KEANE (vc) half. 24 Teddy STRUDWICK The all-conquering under-18 Bombers had a chance to rest up before 21 David CUMMINGS 25 Ron WASON the final round due to a forfeit by Campbelltown. Jason Makin also celebrated his 200th game in style, booting three 26 Daniel HATFIELD 22 Kris WOZNIAK goals. Jason Ware and Ben Robinson picked up possessions at will Please note your diaries: The annual Presentation Night will be held 27 Michael COWELL 24 Brad PATHUIS and also contributed on the scoreboard, whilst Stuart Ayres provided on Friday 16 October. a marking target across half forward. 28 Max WILSON 25 Brendan RIDGES

29 Ashley NAYLOR 26 Lachlan SMITH This week sees the seniors wind down for another year, whilst the 30 Jack LUMSDEN PENRITH RAMS 28 Brendan DUNKLEY U/18’s look to finish the home and away rounds on a winning note 31 Alex CHIEW against Southern Power before gearing up for a big finals campaign. 32 Kade TANGNEY 29 Alan PROWSE 33 Todd BAJCIC 34 Matthew POULTER 34 Pat HEALEY 39 Mark JACKSON

NORTH SHORE BOMBERS SHORE BOMBERS NORTH 35 Daniel KULK 42 John MURTAGH 36 Arther KALLOS 40 Michael VOYAGE 45 Anthony KELLY 41 Richard LYNCH 49 Dale PERRY 43 Jason RUSSELL-JONES 52 Jason BRADLEY 44 Ben ATTWOOD 45 Andrew MARSH 49 Adam ZINNO 52 Robert SVENDSEN

¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18s ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 PEN

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President: William Oakley President: Peter Adams Senior Coach: Simon Closter Senior Coach: Damien Hall Email: [email protected] Phone: 0416 007131 Email: [email protected] Website: southernpower.sydneyafl.com.au Phone: 0421 551 337 Club Colours: Aqua & Black Website: www.balmaindockers.com.au Club Colours: White & Purple

1 Roland WRIGHT And so after over 7 months we have finally arrived at the final round of the home and 1 Janis BLUMS (c) We started off the weekend on a high with another Friday night game away season with the final round being home games against Campbelltown & Penrith. 2 Alan FRITSCH 2 Daniel NAPPER for the U18's. In a fast paced game the boys came away with an- First Grade will be looking to make it a perfect season with a win over Campbelltown 3 Dan BRIAN other victory and seem to play their best football at night. It was always 3 Troy SHEAN and will be looking to maintain momentum leading into the finals. Reserve Grade who 4 Daniel STANTON going to be a tough game against neighbours Wests and the game 4 Jerard MCLEAN have hit top form will be looking to end 2009 season on a high by making it 4 wins in a was in the balance until early in the last quarter. Bryce Singleton con- rd 5 James MILLER (VC) row over Penrith while the 18’s have a tough clash against 3 placed Penrith with the tinued his good form despite a knee injury and finished with 4 majors 5 Richard SWANTON 6 Robbie ALLEN winner guaranteed the double chance. Last week was a great day for the Power with 3 and Joey Britton used his pace well to break the line on many occa- 6 Ryan MURPHY great wins and a big crowd on hand to see Al Fritsch become the first player in the 7 Anthony RANDELL (VC) sions. Alex Mitchell, Daniel Speers, Brady Olsson, Jordie Moore & 7 Phil HAMER clubs history to kick 100 goals in a season. Congrats to Al on this achievement! The Lewis Bond were among the best in the 36 point victory. 18’s started the day off in the best possible fashion with a big win over Mac Uni. After 8 Aaron COTTRELL 8 Stu BRIERTY 9 Dave RYAN a few weeks where the boys got the wins but didn’t play their best football it was great In the Ressies on Saturday the sun was shining down on Andrew st 10 Daniel TURNER 9 Ryan COLLINS to see the Power click into gear after the 1 quarter to play some great football. They Kyprianou ("Kippa") who lead the team to victory in his 350th game 10 Cameron ROE now look back to where they were earlier in the season which will hopefully see them 11 Evan DAVIS (vc) with a solid performance against the Camden visitors. It was a huge th go deep into the finals. Reserve Grade started underdogs against the 4 placed Mac 12 Braedon JONES turn around from an earlier encounter and the boys really wanted this 11 Mitch NEW rd nd Uni side but were looking for their 3 straight win and their 2 against top 4 opposi- 13 Daniel BOURKE one bad!! "Kippa" ended up with 6 goals to take his tally to 50 and a 12 Joel THOMPSON tion. It was a very even first half with the sides trading goals but with the Power taking 14 Boyd ARNDELL cavalcade after the game was definitely a highlight for the visiting the halftime lead by a goal. The 3rd quarter the boys came out firing and got a jump on 13 Leigh HITCHCOCK 15 Luke MITCHELL Fremantle Football Club CEO Steve Rosich & Co. Hilarious stuff!! their opposition to lead by over 4 goals at 3 quarter time. The boys knew Mac Uni Boyd Arndell continued his good form as did Jason Fretwell down 14 Brendan ANDREWS 16 Ryan OFFICER would throw everything at them in the last quarter but managed to keep them to just back. Ash Azhar really did some damaging work in an even team 15 Jonathon FINDLAY the 2 goals while adding another themselves, a cracker by Matt Crowe, to score a 18 Ben CLARKE performance. This week against Macquarie Uni will be a real challenge great win and seriously dent Mac Uni’s final chances. The First Grade clash saw the 19 Bill ROWLAND but the boys will give it their all in the twilight game. 16 Adam CARMODY nd Power take on 2 placed Mac Uni in a big clash with the Power hoping to keep their 20 Nick O’BRIEN 17 Paul LOVE unbeaten run going and seal the minor premiership. It was a very tight affair with only 21 Chris WALLACE In Seniors, the young Dockers really took it up to their more fancied 18 Nathan HERRING 2-3 goals separating the sides all day. Mac Uni took the lead for the first time in the 22 Dion SHAW opponents and capitalised on the Western Suburbs errors. It was a final quarter however the Power fought back to clinch a nail biting 1 point win. small Dockers outfit with 6 players under 18 in the squad. The game 19 Anthony GRAF 23 Nick TODD was in the balance until about the 5 minute mark of the last quarter 20 Aaron CONDON Go Power! 24 Kyle UNDERWOOD when the score was 70 to 80. It was then that Wests finally broke away 21 Rod LOXLEY 25 Ash AZHAR but the final scoreboard did not indicate the closeness of the game. It 22 David TAYLOR 26 James CLARKE was a pleasing effort against one of the flag favourites and with our 27 Jarred MOBBS "Dinner with the Dockers" on that night a good time was had by all!!! 23 Matt GRAHAM 28 Travis STEVENS 24 Marshall CAIRNDUFF 29 Marcus BUJCH North Shore will be keen to finish their year off well despite missing the finals in the Seniors and we will be keen to avenge the final second 25 Leon JOHNSON 30 Ben KNIGHT loss from earlier in the year. It should be a cracker!! SOUTHERN POWER POWER SOUTHERN 26 Andy PAINE BALMAIN DOCKERS 31 Damien HALL 28 William OAKLEY 32 Jack DICKENS Again, thanks to Steve Rosich, Steve Malaxos & Scott Gooch from the 29 Ben JOHNSON Fremantle Football Club for catching up with us over the weekend and supporting our "Dinner". It gave us a chance to discuss some possible 34 Ryan KING-THORNBURG opportunities for 2010 as we continue planning for the year ahead. 35 Craig GEAR 36 Duane WILD 37 Chris GIBSON 39 Matthew YOUNG 44 Simon DAVIES 48 Stu CLONEY 55 Michael FINDLAY 58 Matthew YOUNG

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Vice President: Brendan Donohue Vice President: Ian Granger Senior Coach: Shane Demir Senior Coach: Mark Coles Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0419 405 546 Phone: 0409 129920

Website: www.stgeorgeafc.com.au Website: moorebanksports.sydneyafl.com.au Club Colours: Red & White Club Colours: Back, White & Blue

1 Scott RICHMOND It doesn’t seem all that long ago that the Executive Committee 1 Anthony SIMPSON Last weekend saw the Reserves take on Camden at Rosedale for our 2 Mat ABDUL LATIF 2 Josh BARRETT needed to make a decision about the future of the St George Drag- final home game. Camden clearly came to play and only trailed by 3 Nathan SMITH 3 Andrew GALT ons. We voted unanimously to return to the Red & White and re- one point at quarter time. After being reminded that in order to win a 4 Pat MCBRIDE 4 Joey DENSLY football game you actually had to put your body on the line and get claim our tradition and our future. It wasn’t that the Adelaide Crows 6 Ty DAVIS 5 Ben MADDERN your hands on the pill the boys came out in the second quarter and had done anything wrong; in fact their help was greatly appreciated. 7 Chris HARRY 6 Rod CRAIG kicked seven goals to Camdens two behinds to take control of the 7 Shane DEMIR We knew we would have a tough season but we wanted to concen- 8 Matthew ROWE game. The second half saw the boys keep Camden scoreless whilst 8 Michael MILNER trate on providing a pathway for our juniors, ensure the Firsts were 9 Leigh FLAVELLE kicking another eleven goals to eventually run out winners by 119 9 Declan DONOHUE placed better than last and prevent the Ressies from being rele- 10 Paul SMITH points. Highlights for the day were Puds efforts to continually steal 10 Peter DUGMORE gated. 11 Adam WESTWOOD 11 Stephen WILSEN Two aims were achieved in a better way than we could have ex- 12 David MCLEOD goals from Guggsy by utilizing the advantage rule which ended up 13 Peter CONNAIRE 13 Anthony CUTHBERT pected and one not so good. leaving the big fella on eight rather than the ten he deserved and the 14 Kurt HAYES 14 Tim ADDISON The Under 18’s are a real chance of winning the flag. It is really up battle between the grey nomads in Camdens Steve Coleman and his 15 Andrew CRUWYS 15 Tim DICKSON former Bankstown teammate David McLeod. Steve despite his age to them from here on. Firsts had some testing times but have 16 Bradley CAVANAGH 16 John COOPER proved too much of a handful for the young bloke originally on him showed courage and potential but unfortunately the Ressies strug- 17 Nicholas DENKO 17 Josh CUTPRI gled and will be relegated. 18 Paul BUTLER forcing Dave to run with his old teammate, hopefully Steve had a 18 Adam BUTTLING More than a dozen players have made their debut in Firsts, our 19 Daniel SHULSTAD word with him about aging gracefully rather than continuing to 19 Vincent STEVENS administration is not too bad and financially we are in front of zero. If 20 Aaron FINDLAY change his hair colour more often than his underwear. 20 Michael HOLMES only for the Ressies but a flag might make up for that. 21 Adam FURLEY 21 Daniel CAREY 22 N. FERGUSON-GORNALLE This week sees the club travel to Mac Uni in all three grade to take 22 Dylan TAYLOR A big thank you to all those who have helped in any way during the 23 Garry PENNY on the Warriors determined to finish the season on a positive note. 23 Jon SHINEBERG season. Now we know how to do it, next season will be a breeze. 24 Mark FITZPATRICK 24 Shaun WICKEN Just a reminder that the Dragons have responsibility for catering and 25 David FOGGIE Afterward the club travels back to Rosedale for our Combined Male 25 Daniel RIXON other duties at all 6 days of the finals. We need your help. Please 26 Brandon PUNTER and Female Review. 26 Nick CHARLWOOD volunteer on the schedule in the club house. 27 Andrew DAVIS 29 Ric TALBOT A big thank you to our two major sponsors The St George Masos 28 Ian PRUDHAM 30 Ryan BENNETT and the NAB. Without their help it would be just that much more 29 Shaun ALBREW 31 Andrew ELLIS difficult. 30 Matthew PAALL 32 Chris WINDLE For more details about the club visit the website on 31 Corey MILLER 33 Oscar TAYLOR 33 James WINDASS www.stgeorgeafc.com.au 34 Damien PRATT 34 Mahdi BERHADEN

ST GEORGE DRAGONS DRAGONS ST GEORGE 36 Joel PARSONS 35 R. THOMPSON-LAING 37 James DO CANTO 36 Brian FERRETT 38 Luke MAUNDER 37 Bobby NAIJAR 40 Carlo LOMBARDO 39 Andrew BYKERSMA 41 Robert AUGHTERSON 40 Matthew SLIOGERTS 41 Brett STEPHAN 42 Patrick ALEY MOOREBANK SPORTS MAGPIES 42 Damian WILSON 44 Matt NICHOLS 43 Donald DIMMOCK 45 Brett HOSKINS 44 AARON MCLENNAN 46 Kieran DONOHUE 45 Mark CULLIMORE 47 Jeremy O”BYRNE 47 Patrick WARD 55 Jack SCULLY 48 Anthony KIDD ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18s ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 MS

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President: Grant Stodulka President: Paul Coughlan Senior Coach: Daniel Kenny Senior Coach: Steve Bird Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0401 971070 Phone: 0410 596 555 Website: www.muafc.com.au Website: www.sydneyafl.com.au Club Colours: Green & Yellow Club Colours: Navy Blue & White

On an interesting note, Macquarie University AFL Club was con- 1 Carter MULLINS (c) 1 Ben YAKIMOV ceived in 1969 with our first match, albeit a trial match, against Bal- Unfortunately the Campbelltown U/18's had to forfeit their match 3 Stewart NEWMAN (vc) main Tigers at their old home ground of Jubilee Oval, Glebe with the 2 Ben REID against North Shore last Saturday due to a lack of numbers. In a tough 4 Cameron INCHLEY Uni boys going down by approximately 2 goals. Ironically, this week 3 Shanan KERSHAW year where wins have been few and far between it was very disap- 5 Justin WHYTE (vc) sees a replay of this first ever match when the Division 2 Mac Uni 4 Chris LEES pointing to eventually have to forfeit a match. Our numbers have been side take on the now Balmain Dockers with a hope for a reversal of 6 Jeff HARDMAN 5 Trent WRIGHT a problem all year and it is something we will be working on leading the outcome. The Mac Uni side commenced competition matches in 11 Brett HARLAND 6 Brenton MCALLISTER into season 2010. We apologise to North Shore and wish them all the 1970. best for the rest of the season. 12 Tom REDDIN 7 Corey EVERSON 14 Sam MILLARD Round 18 sees us move into the final round of the regular season 8 Fraser BROWN The senior Blues had a lot at stake in their match against North Shore 15 Brendan CAMERON and Mac Uni positioned well to play into September. The 2 senior 9 Matthew MOORE with a win cementing a place in the final five. Pre match preparation sides will be looking to continue the move into finals and a berth in 16 Darryn AVERY 10 Jake BRAZILL was chaotic to say the least with three players pulling out on the morn- the GF to fight it out for the flag. 20 Paul JACKSON 11 Nick HILLS ing of the match for various reasons. However, the Blues started well

21 Scott CATIONS 12 Ashley GROSS and built a handy lead in the first quarter. That lead was expanded In Round 17, the Div 2 senior side fought out a fantastic game of early in the second term with the Blues clearly playing the better footy 23 Jerome FARRELL footy at Gwawley Oval on Saturday to go down by 1 point to the 13 Martin RODOREDA up to the half way stage when Nth Shore staged a comeback to narrow 26 Phillip HARE Southern Power. Coach DK very happy with the effort and with sev- 14 Jon WRIGHT the gap considerably by half time. 27 Dean CONNORS eral players yet to return, the finals campaign looks strong and on 16 Jason FRETWELL

track. 28 Simon LAWRENSON 17 Jay EDWARDS The remainder of the match followed the same pattern. In the end the

30 Craig BARNES 18 Blake MCCROSSEN Blues just scrapped home by eleven points in what was a gutsy per- The Div 3 Ressies were disappointing in their 3 goal loss to the 31 Troy MCMURRICH 19 Simon NEILSEN formance considering the players available and the unsettling prepara- Southern power and need to turn things around to ensure a 4th place tion. Well done to all. With finals footy now assured, let's all get fair 32 Dylan BROGAN finish and finals berth this week when they face the Moorebank 22 Brenton SOMMERVILLE dinkum and lift our attitude, effort and commitment over the coming 36 James MOYLAN Sports Magpies. 23 Rob LOTHIAN weeks and give this competition a real crack. 39 Mark RICE 24 Nathan TYERMAN 41 Luke GEMMELL The Div 4 boys fought out a tough encounter against finals bound 25 Chris FRETWELL 44 Mick TWOHIG UNSW/ES going down by 9 points. 26 Dale CHIVAS 45 Tim SCOULAR 27 Brad FRENEY The U18’s fought finals bound Southern power and accounted for 48 Bernard BUSH themselves very well with a limited bench. It has been a great year by 30 Shane DOHERTY 49 Peter HYNDMAN the young guys of Mac Uni and things look bright for 2010 with the 31 Matthew EDWINS 50 Brodie COOPER boys hoping to finish the 2009 season off well at home against 32 Sean LAKEMAN 51 Gavin NIXON Moorebank Sports. 33 Owen LOVE 52 Carl EDWARDS 34 Alex SNEDDON 56 Ben AKMENS 36 Emad KHOBR 57 Pat SOBB 38 Brandon WALKER 58 David ALLISON CAMPBELLTOWN BLUES 39 Ray LOVE 62 Jason LYALL 40 Danny MCCARTHY 65 Tim SHIRT 41 Scott CHEETHAM 78 Alex LAMOND 42 Kyle BRADLEY 84 Don OLLINGTON 43 Luke COUGHLAN 91 Hamid MANGAL 44 Chris SCHAFER 98 Mark RICE 46 Chantha PAL 48 Jared MULLANEY MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WARRIORS WARRIORS UNIVERSITY MACQUARIE 49 Levih WARBY 50 Andrew BAILEY 52 Kris COCHRANE 55 Matthew MOREY ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves Thirds U18s

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President: Jason McLennan President: Bob Mannion Senior Coach: Roger Moten Senior Coach: Troy Balzan

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0421 655447 Phone: 0403 403620 Website: www.suanfc.com Website: www.goannas.com.au Club Colours: Blue & Gold Club Colours: Blue & Yellow 1 Angus SCOTT 1 Ben MACKNEY Today the Goannas travel west to Bensons Lane to take on Western 2 Alex LEE Last week saw Sydney University Aussie Rules win 6 from 6 - a fabulous lead in to the last round of the year. This Saturday our 2 Daniel BRYANT Sydney rivals East Coast and Norwest. This weekend will mark the end of 3 Brydon COLES the road for the Under 18’s, Division 4 and Division 3. Whilst they may not Seniors play for pride against UNSW/ES as the club hosts the 2009 3 Brett JACKSON 4 Michael HIGGINS have made the finals, all three teams have played with tremendous cour- Old Boys Day at Oval no.1. Our Reserves also clash with UNSW/ 4 Troy BALZAN 5 Mark EGAN age and determination, and the club is proud of their efforts this season. ES as both chase 4th spot honours and build momentum toward 5 Tom PARSONS Round 17 saw Div 3&4 take on Penrith at Blacktown Olympic Park, whilst 6 Ben MANKARIOUS week one of finals. 6 Ben DYHRBERG Div 2 made the trek to Gore Hill to take on Campbelltown. Div 4 were 7 Leigh MCWHIRTER 7 Gerrard KENNEDY hoping for a repeat of their win over the Rams in Round 5, however they This year's Old Boys' attendance is expected to be the biggest 8 Aaron HAWKINS 8 Jesse HAURUA came out against a side that hit the ground running and opened up a big ever with the launch of the club's Foundation on Friday 21st Au- halftime lead. To the team’s credit, they did not give up, and matched it 9 Rhys LAVERY nd gust. The club makes a special thank you to Trevor Dixon, Michael 9 Tony MANCE with Penrith in the 2 half. Jeremy Baird continued his brilliant season 10 Nick COSTELLO Willoughby, Katherine O'Connor, Stephen King and Jason McLen- 10 Stuart MCKINLEY and was named best on ground, with Luke Walsh also having a great 11 Jason WILSON 11 Gary BURCH nan for their efforts in raising the Foundation. The club welcomes all game. Tim Haynes was once again tried to keep it tight down back, with past players and thanks each of you for your continued support. 12 Shaun COSTELLO Scott MacLean, Nathan McLean and Jonathon Stott trying hard and 12 Jack LAWSON 13 Brendan CONNELLY getting plenty of possessions in the middle. Division 3 took on Penrith, 13 Josh LEARY and with injuries and unavailability hitting the Div 2 & 3 sides, they fielded Old Boys Day kicks off with the SUANFC U/18 Colts looking to 14 Brett RIZZO 14 Luke HIGGINS a team with a number of players that had to back up from the Division 4 consolidate a marvellous first year representing the Blue and Gold in 15 John MANISCALCO 16 Jay KARUTZ a game against Pennant Hills which will decide the minor premier- game, making an already tough task that little bit harder. To their credit, 16 Grant WEBB ship. Our past players will then be invited to relive old memories as the boys dug deep and gave it everything that they could, but with tired 17 Jess MCGUIRK legs they were not able to match it with a Penrith side that kept running all they don the boots and run out on to Oval no.1 for the traditional Old 17 Todd WATERS 18 Chris CLAREBROUGH game. Omar Abdualltif was the best on ground with a strong performance Boys Day Challenge. 18 Jeff FIELKE 19 Simon NASH in defence, and was well supported by John Mannion, Dean Murray and 19 Kristin CARVILLE 20 Nick CLARK Shannon Altorjay, who all worked hard with most of the game taking All five men's sides play on campus. At St Paul's Oval, our third 20 Greg ADAMS place at their end of the ground. Jason Wilson and Adam Townsend tried 21 Mitch THOMPSON grade will cap off a brilliant first season with the last game against 21 Ben HANSON to provide drive and worked hard in the middle all day. At Gore Hill, Divi- 22 Nathan HAYWARD UTS. After being promoted two divisions the Blues only miss the 22 John MANNION sion 2 took on Campbelltown looking to regain momentum going into 23 Andrew KRAEFT finals by one game - Well Done Boys. The Reds need to roll into 23 Ricky CHARLES finals. Coach Balz reminded the team of the slow start they made against finals with form and a solid win over UTS. 24 Tom YOUNG 24 David HOOK Campbelltown last time, where the game was in the balance at half time. With this in mind the Goannas came out blazing, and kicked 7 goals to 1 25 Luke MANSBRIDGE 25 Glenn STEVENS in the first quarter to have the game in their control. They slowed down a 26 Tyson ROBERTS 26 Ashley MULCAHY bit in the 2nd and 3rd quarters, allowing some easy goals to the opposition, 27 Ryan CLOSE 27 Sireli FIFITA but made sure they finished the game strongly, kicking 8 goals to none to 28 Tom SMITH 28 Gary SENTENCE run out with a very convincing win. The team now looks forward to their last game to get themselves fine tuned for finals. Luke Mansbridge was 30 Ben FITZPATRICK 29 Nathan GRAINGER 30 Mark HILL the best on ground with a 9 goal haul up forward. Tom Parsons contrib- 31 Jesse MARTIN uted with 4 goals and plenty of run from half forward, and Peter Zuvela 32 Daniel ARCHER 31 Omar ABDULLATIF was strong at full forward with 3. Gary Sentence, Anthony Bishop and 32 Joel THOMAS 33 Tim BARTON Trent Whalan were the standouts in a very dominant centre for the team, 33 Andrew MUNNS with plenty of drive forward that kept Campbelltown on the back foot all 36 Chris KENDRICK 34 Dean MURRAY day. 37 Shae SILVESTRO 35 Anthony BISHOP 38 Tim AIR 36 Brad BYRNES 39 J. CHAMPION DE CRESPIGN 37 Nathan PETERS 40 Anton TURCO 38 Craig WATSON 41 Sam CRICHTON

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS STUDENTS UNIVERSITY SYDNEY 39 Trent WHALAN 42 Chris WALSH 40 Peter ZUVELA H0LROYD-PARRAMATTA GOANNAS 43 Jack CASPERSSON 45 Ben MALONE 46 Jordan MCINYTYRE 47 Nick BARTON 53 Michael KILLICOAT ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves Thirds U18s ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 HP

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Senior President: Jim Allan President: Ken Fowlie Senior Coach: Peter Kyle Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0418 536 819 Phone: 0418 604 966

Website: hawkesburyafc.com.au Website: http://bulldogs.sydneyafl.com.au Club Colours: Blue & White Club Colours: White, Black, Yellow, Blue, Red

1 Stephen CHASE TODAY we welcome our friends at the East Coast Eagles and also the Holroyd-Parramatta 1 Peter KEFALAS The long journey out to Rouse Hill turned out to be a successful trip for 2 Casey WENSELOWSKI Goannas to Bensons Lane for the last round before our much anticipated return to finals 2 Mike BEARDSLEY the Seniors and maintains their hold on third spot. The hard fought 41 3 Daniel GUTHRIDGE action next week and we invite players and supporters from both clubs to join us in the 3 Andre PECH clubrooms after the match for a season’s end social gathering. It looks like the Jets will point victory was highlighted by a strong performance from our un-sung 4 Dom Shipley 4 Max COLLETT (vc) 5 Aaron CLAYDEN finish second in seniors and third in reserves (Go Penrith!). Last week the Jets dragged defence. Pech, Coupe, Robbie, Henderson, Atallah and Friedleb were themselves out of warm beds before sparrow’s fart to get on the bus at 6am for the trek to 6 Jeremy KIEL (dvc) 6 Dale WELLINGTON tremendous, limiting ECE to 10 scoring shots to three quarter time. Maxy historic Trumper Park, arriving to a field still white from the early morning dew, and once the 8 Jon BRADFIELD 7 Owen BUTCHER sleep had been rubbed from the eyes, it ended up being a good thing the games were 9 Ryan PERT Collett was fantastic in the guts and veteran Brad Abbott put on a clinic up 8 Adam NEWTON played before the heat of the day arrived. Seniors won 117-47. The Jets produced a game 10 Brad ABBOTT forward. It was one of those days for the two’s where not much went right. 9 Scott ALLAN of two halves in a high standard clash against the persistent Bats, who kept coming back 11 Ryan UNDERWOOD A 22 point defeat leaves them in 4TH spot and a clash with Sydney Uni in 10 Gerard SMITS each time Nor-West kicked away in the first 2½ quarters. A classy display up forward from 12 Andrew FRIEDLIEB the first week of the finals. Luffy led from the front. He set a tremendous Andrew Travers and the elusive Chris Kyle, who kicked five goals each, took advantage of 11 Don WATERSTON 13 Ben SUTTON the good work up the field of lion-hearted ruckman Greg Allen, who carried the position in example for the kids and young pups Gulden and Jourdain (both half 12 Stephen DAVIDSON 14 Adrian HEFFERNAN 13 Justin CRAKER his return to the team. Aaron Clayden turned on a masterclass of his skills with a brilliant Luffy’s age) had good games. There is no doubt that if this group can get display highlighted by a thumping 65m goal in the final quarter, while Stephen Davidson 15 David COUPE (c) 14 Aaron BAYNE it together they are still a big chance in Sept. Gul’s lads continued on was everywhere in his best game of the season and Aaron Bayne and Paul Sherwood 16 Marc O’REGAN 16 Nick MILKINS their winning ways and are primed for a big finals campaign. Trevor dominant off the half back line and Daniel Guthridge marking everything on the last line. 17 Samual RUTLAND 17 Jack PASCOE Stephen Chase annoyed many Bats’ forwards out of contests with his terrier-like attack on 19 Jason COULLOUPAS Laughlin, Davy Crockett and Matt Pumpa were the best. The 4ths had a 18 Paul SHERWOOD the ball, while Casey Wenselowski fed countless handballs out to running players. But 20 James KEOGH hard fought 9 point victory over Mac Uni. A victory this week will see them 21 Chris KYLE despite all this, the match remained tight, and it was a one-point game midway through the 21 Michael CAREY finish in second spot. Easty, and Breno were strong performers. It was a 24 Jimmy CADET third term when the Jets’ received a 50m penalty for a UTS player running through the mark 22 Earl SHAW tough day at the office for the Under 18s who were short on numbers. 25 Ed SULLIVAN and the resultant goal opened the floodgates as Nor-West piled on 12 of the last 13 goals 23 Anthony RODRIGUES After being 79 points down at half time the boys showed fantastic charac- 27 Damian SHIPLEY for a big 18.9 117 to 7.5 47 victory. Reserves won 53-52. Put simply, this was a classic 24 Stephen PECH 28 Michael CRAIGIE contest between two teams with everything to play for, the Jets holding out hope of pinch- ter to win the second half by 9 points. Well done boys. Robo, Macca and ing second spot and the Bats trying to hold their spot in the top four. The game was an arm 25 Ben HABERLEY 29 Norm HANLEY young Wardy all had great games. A big thank you to ECE for their help in wrestle and provided some heart stopping moments for the coaching staff while sending a 26 Leigh LAVERY st 30 Scott BRAID playing this game. A big thank you to Fix and Lea for hosting the 1 and message that the Jets can tough it out with the best. Nor-West welcomed back key forward 30 Mark ARNOLD 31 Chris COLLINS 2nd grade last Saturday night. A reminder to everybody that we are head- Luke Ayling from the Middle East and Mark Quemard from injury and the game started at a 31 Adrian HEFFERNAN 32 Peter KYLE frenetic pace with both teams moving the ball from end to end without impacting on the 32 Tim LINEHAN ing to the Fringe Bar tonight for the annual Dogie Awards. We have had a 33 Cheyne ANDERSON scoreboard with the Bats up by a point at the break. The Jets started to adapt to the condi- 33 Luke FORRESTAL record number of entries for the Moth of the year. A certain first grader 34 Mat LAURENCE tions in the second and stamped some authority on the game led by another super effort in 34 Troy LUFF seen wearing Lilac is hot favourite for the “Dressed in the Dark” award. 35 Andrew TRAVERS the ruck from Adam Newton, who gave first use to Quemard and Chris Graf on countless occasions to help their team edge 14 points clear at half time. The third quarter went goal 35 Joel ROBBIE This week we head to Camperdown to take on Syd Uni. These games are NOR WEST JETS NOR WEST 36 Adam FOX for goal with the ball rebounding quickly on the small Trumper Park and inaccuracy from the 37 Eti OKUNBAR always tough clashes and will be a good hit out for all grades heading into 37 Dean BRAID Bats kept the Jets in front as they wasted five more scoring shots, with Sam Makins’ 41 Xavier BRENNAN 38 Sam MAKINS the finals. amazing effort at full back to repel UTS time after time proving critical to the result. With the 43 Chris JOURDAIN 39 Jack WILSON guarantee of a finals berth for the winners, the Bats were not going to let this game slip 45 James METCALFE 43 Greg ALLEN from their grasp easily and hit the Jets with everything in the last quarter, and that, com- 46 Adam GULDEN 45 Brett CARROLL bined with a couple of ‘friendly’ 50m penalties, kept the Jets goalless while they kicked 47 Dean WARD 47 Mick LEWIS three straight and despite enormous pressure, Nor-West held on to a 7.11 53 to 7.10 52 48 Macleay LEWIS 48 Daniel HARDING win. 49 Kieran EMERY 49 Daniel LANGFORD 51 Tommy ATALLAH 51 Anthony JOYCE 53 Alex HENDERSON 52 Ben WILLSON 54 Roger JONES 55 Mat DAVIDSON 55 Brad NISSEN 57 Steve STEASZEK 56 Pat STOKES 59 Doug LINNETT 59 Brett SPINKS 67 Andy MCDONNELL 77 Matthew BROPHY

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President: Ian Ferguson President: Peter Kay Senior Coach: Trevor Burnett Senior Coach: Daryn Cresswell

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0419 963 913 Phone: 0409 255 586 Website: www.wlions.com.au Website: www.manlyafl.com Club Colours: Red & White Club Colours: Maroon & White 1 Kale TEMPLE 2 Jade COLLYER The Under 18's yet again flew the flag for the club, this time recording a 39-point win 1 Blake BRENDAN Our last day at Pittwater Oval for Season 2009 had mixed results for 3 Luke FAVETTA the Wolves with all four grades playing and the U18’s playing their last 4 Ken EWEN-CHAPPELL over Riverview College in a stand alone fixture at NDP last Sunday. The young Lions 2 Jason COLEMAN were always in control of the game but would not have been entirely pleased with their game for the season, as they have a bye next weekend. Firstly we 5 Scott HANCOCK performance. After making a bright start, then extending their lead in the second 3 Tyrone ARMITAGE must congratulate Dean Purtle, Rod Wills and all the players who have pulled on a jumper for the Wolves U18’s this year for their efforts over 6 Adam MCCONNOCHIE quarter with the aid of a strong breeze, many thought the Lions would go on and win 4 Justin HALL 7 Peter VEERHUIS by more than the 43-point break they enjoyed at halftime. But not to be denied, River- the season, it has been tough and not satisfying in terms of results but 5 David STROUD 8 Ryan PRICE view played a great second half and showed what genuine enthusiasm can do. Today has continued to build a base from which we can develop a strong team in the not too distant future. Against Sydney Uni our boys were 9 Barron HANSEN our boys gear up for the finals with a tough game against the Eagles who were much 6 Matthew RAWLE too good for us earlier in the year. With finals looming, a much improved performance competitive but were out gunned by a bigger and faster team on the 10 James WEAVERS 7 Sam MURRAY (c) is expected. The Division One boys drew with Sydney Uni for a half last Saturday. day. Best players were Richard Newell, Ryan Wearne and Cam Gello. 11 Mitchell DALY Kicking in the Wollongong direction, the boys played some committed footy, were first 8 Daryn CRESSWELL Our Div 4 team were attempting to win to secure a spot in the finals, 12 Shane DAVIS but were up against top placed Syd Uni on a mission. Despite a big in for the ball, tackled hard and flat out had a dip. What happened in the other half of 9 Anthony ROBERTSON 13 Daniel MCCLURE the game left the coaching staff scratching their heads. Quarters 2 and 4 were total effort they were no match for the students who ran out winners by 89 14 Michael TOUSSIS opposites as Sydney Uni did as they pleased kicking 13 unanswered goals. The 10 Marcus COBAN pts. Best players were Ryan Wearne, Angus Wills and Darren Fagan. The boys still have an outside chance of getting into the four if we win 15 Tom HEATH failure to man-up, harass and chase, and anticipate play in those two quarters was 11 Niall MCDONAGH against Camden and UTS lose to Syd Uni this week, let’s hope Rob 16 Mitchell THOMSON extremely disappointing. Those disciplines don't require skill, but they do take committ- 12 Chris DONOVAN ment and mental toughness. Those qualities will be required in abundance against the and the boys are up for the challenge. The Div 2 boys were up against 17 Chris HALLY-BURTON 13 Andrew LINDSAY Eagles in game number 300 for club stalwart Brad Ainsworth. Let's not mince words, tough opposition in Syd Uni but after a slow start played very competi- 19 Guy BARTLETT the Seniors put in their worst performance for the year last Saturday. These two sides 14 Matthew AHERN tive footy in the second half and only went down by 27 pts. With some straighter kicking the result may have been closer, best players Luke 20 David GOODLEY have had some close tussles either side of admission to the Premier Division but in 15 Matthew WEBB 21 Aiden RILEY Rd.17 the Students were a class above as they strove to keep their finals hopes alive. Slobin (kicked 3 goals), Ben Hawkins and Vinnie Naughton. We finally 16 Ben JOSEPH got a win for the day with our Div 1 team firing well to record a convinc- 22 Tim ROBB The Lions on the other hand, seemed to be looking for the finish line and their season ing 107 pt victory against our neighbours North Shore. With Coach 23 Paul BALDING is slowly petering out. The Students made a quick start, but by midway through the 1st 17 Tom ATKINSON term the Lions had rested some control back and clawed their way back into the Cresswell again kicking 8 goals ably supported by Ben Joseph, un- 24 Erin FRANKLIN 18 Levi BRAIN game. That was about as good as it got though as the home side powered away for stoppable down back and Robbo leading the midfield the team is 25 Justin AYRE the remainder of the game. The Lions however can take something inot next year by 19 Craig PRIDGEON looking good for the finals. With Ty and Stroudy to return from their Swans Reserves duties and a couple of players from injury places in 27 Matt ADAMSON knocking off the ladder leading Eagles today. 20 Jason MURRAY 28 Harry BOWN the team are competitive. 21 Paul BOURKE 29 Kyle PROUT Next Social Function: Our Social calendar for the next few months is as follows, 30 Lewis WILSON 2009 Lions Trivia Night @ Wollongong City Tennis Club - Saturday September 12 22 Andrew WHITELAW 2009 Lions Presentation Night @ Wollongong City Tennis Club - Friday October 9 31 Jack MAHONY 23 Kurt HAYWARD 2009 Lions AGM & Christmas Drinks @ Wollongong City Tennis Club - Sunday 23 August – Club Weldon Fundraiser (Wolves Den, Harbord Diggers) 33 Joshua LEWIS November 29 24 Nathan DARVILL 26 September – AFL Grand Final (Wolves Den, Harbord Diggers) 17 October – Presentation Night (Harbord Room, Harbord Diggers) 34 Matt BRUNTON 25 Troy TAYLOR 35 Dave GARDNER The Wollongong Australian Football Club would like to thank it's valued sponsors for 26 Rob HART For our last games of the regular season we have Div 2 and 4 playing

WOLLONGONG LIONS LIONS WOLLONGONG their ongoing 36 Alex MCKENZIE Camden and Div 1 playing St George. See you back at the Harbord support: 27 Andrew LINDSAY 37 Alex PERGER Diggers for a drink at any time. All details on the Club website Wollongong City Tennis Club, Gordon MacDonald Electrical, Mainteck Services, IMB, 38 Mitchell HOGAN 28 John JARVIS www.manlyafl.com Supporters World, Net Fusion Technology, Aceit Sportswear, Asset Copier & Equip- 39 Clint WELLS 30 Daniel PEARSON ment Services, Illawarra Mercury, Keira Dry Cleaners, Southern Cross Ten, Adam 40 Duane JEFFERIS GO THE WOLVES in 2009

Christofides Plumbing, Keddies Lawyers, KPMG MANLY-WARRINGAH WOLVES 41 Graeme BATTY 44 Troy BARTLETT 49 Doug SWEENEY 51 Sam JENNER 55 Jeremy MCINNES 57 Matthew MORGAN 58 Shane MORGAN ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves Thirds U18s ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 Manly

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Secretary: Warren Back President: Gus Seebeck Senior Coach: Chris Hughes Senior Coach: Glenn Garner Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0414 795 529 Phone: 02 9634 1234 Website: www.camdenseniorafl.org Website: www.eastcoasteagles.com.au Club Colours: Navy Blue & White Club Colours: Blue & Yellow 1 Luke STANFORD 2 Grant JONES In a rarity for the div 4 team, Camden not only fielded a side, but a 2 Ryan SMYTH The Eagles head down the highway to Wollongong this weekend to take on the Lions in the final round before finals. Last week a heavy defeat at the hands of fellow 3 Rod BUTCHERS bench as well (and an away game as well!!! Wonders will never 3 Andrew POLKINGHORNE 4 Matthew SHIPARD cease). The first quarter was probably the sides best of the year as finals team UNSW/ES gave coach Glenn Garner something to think about and the 4 Gus SEEBECK team something to act upon. Wollongong have put up a brave fight on a number of 5 Ben WRIGHT we found ourselves down by just 2 points at the first break. The side 6 Kristian PEARSON (vc) committed to improving in the second quarter in a number of facets of occasions this season against top five sides, so East Coast can not afford to go into 6 Ben MCDERMOTT 7 Tim PHYSICK today’s match ill-prepared. The big man, Gus Seebeck, added four goals to his 7 Kane ROWLEY our game, but this did not result, as the boys came out very flat in the second term. A disappointed coach saw an unlikely victory slip away 8 Shane RYAN season’s tally last week and will be looking to crack the ton before the home and 8 Matthew PRESTON in 22 minutes of lacklustre football, as the Magpies put on 7 unan- 9 Jon VLATKO (c) away season is through. 9 Leighton FRENEY swered goals to give a clear message of who the better side was. 10 Glenn GARNER 10 Martin PRICE The second half was a big improvement in our effort and application 11 Aaron BYERLEE The Division 1 team consolidated their position in the top three and locked away a second chance come finals time. A game and percentage clear of the Bulldogs, last 11 David MCCARTHY (though this did not result in scoreboard pressure), and saw some of 12 James FORD 12 Chris MURRAY the old foxes (Coleman and Glynn) reeling in the years with their week’s match was your classic “8-point game”. The Lions will not see finals action 14 Brad URE this year in this grade either, but will be doing all they can to upset the apple cart in 13 Scott LAID strong marking. Even Chuckles got a rare touch which was nice!!! 16 Michael SANKEY their final round of the year. 14 Ben CHAUVIER Best for the cats were Squirrell Shippard, Skulker Shippard, and Tim Kremer once he was moved to fullback. In first grade a simple word 17 Ben PHYSICK 15 Benjamin GRASSO th cost the side dearly in their effort to get a second victory over the 18 Jack DIMERY In the Premier Cup Wollongong has locked away 4 spot while the Eagles can 16 Ben FERGIE nd dockers for the year. COMMITMENT! Missing a number of players 19 Ed WILSON almost pencil in 2 . These two sides have had some fierce battles over the years 17 Julian WYMER the Cats were despondant from the opening bounce. After quarter 20 Daniel SPITERI and with both sides looking for some momentum going into finals time and those here at North Dalton Park early will be rewarded with an exciting contest. 18 Glen KIRK time the match went basically goal for goal, which left coach Chris 22 Anthony STUBBS

19 Michael CHANDLER Hughes lamenting the poor start. Best were Chris Van Luenen, Ben 23 Ben ROGERS 20 Tom KOSKI Laid, James Murray, Dan Graham, Ben McDermott and Josiah Ayling. The Division two lads continue to toil away in their grade, having notched up 3 wins 24 Trent BAKER for the year to date. After a bit of a hiding last week the lads will be keen to finish 21 Joel WATTS This week the cats are playing Manly at home in both grades and with 25 Cory DURIE their season on a high, and will have to play some good footy against the Goannas 22 Michael KENNEDY each side not a chance of making the finals, we are looking for an 26 Ryan FITTON who are gearing up for their finals campaign. Coach Sean Streat has had a tough 23 Tim KEREMA enjoyable day football, followed by a celebration of the season that has been. Thanks to all who have been involved and we hope to see 27 Mat ARBON task this year but has performed his duties admirably and the club would like to 24 Nick BURNETT most of you next season to improve on what we have done this year. 28 Damien BOWLES thank him for his efforts. 25 Ben CRACKNELL The club would like to thank JSKK Kenpo Macarthur for their contin- 29 Rowan BILKEY (vc) 27 James MURRAY The Challenge Cup played a game of two halves last week. Pennant Hills managed ued support of the Camden Cats. Learn self defence and “Protect 30 Steve O’CONNOR 28 Josiah AYLING to keep the Young Eagles scoreless in the opening half, however to their credit the Whats Yours” through Kenpo Karate. Contact Martin on 0404277858 31 Jared MADDEN 29 Todd MULLER boys responded to Coach Ryan Madden’s half time words of wisdom to come out a or email [email protected] for more information. Support 32 Liam MADDEN different team after the long break. They will be looking to take this form into their 31 Bryan AGIUS

CAMDEN CATS CAMDEN the sponsors that support football in NSW. 33 Damian GATTE final match of the year and notch up one more win in what has overall been a posi- 32 Trevor KENNEDY 35 Adam LOVETT tive season. A huge thank you to Ryan and his staff for all their efforts over the year. 33 Michael MURPHY 36 Ben BOURKE 34 Jarryd KITCHING September 18th will be the date of the Eagles Sportman’s Luncheon at the Mean 37 Darren CHAPMAN

36 Chris HUNT EAST COAST EAGLES Fiddler Hotel. Great venue, great entertainment and great auction items will be in 38 Mark MENDOLA 37 Kurt GAGAN store. Mark the diary now!! 39 Ash MOELLER 38 Chris VAN LUENEN Catch you at the footy!! 40 Tim KEAR 39 Andrew SHIPARD 40 Daniel COLEMAN 41 James MANN 41 Warren BACK 42 Mark MAHER 44 Ben LAID 45 Michael JOHNSTON 49 Christian KUNDE 47 Mark SKUSE 50 Matt WILLIAMS 51 Tim COAKLEY 52 Josh SHEPHERD 53 Ash LOXTON 54 Steve MERKEL 55 Kieran MCREDMOND ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves Thirds U18 CAMDEN

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President: Andrew Taylor President: Peter Jack Senior Coach: Craig Tognolini Senior Coach: Michael Cousens

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0411 859834 Phone: 0415 989 245 Website: sydneymagpies.com.au Website: www.pennanthillsafc.com.au Club Colours: Black & White Club Colours: Navy Blue & Red

3 Josh LOW In what has become an almost regular occurrence, Pennant Hills, with 1 Salem KASSEM A top 3 spot and the double chance was at stake on Saturday when the Magpies one brilliant quarter of football, has sewn up victory, this time against 2 Troy COLE travelled to Drummoyne Oval to play the bottom placed Dockers. The Magpies have 4 Mitch AITKEN St George at Olds Park. After an even first term when the Saints 3 Brett BEDWELL gone through a rough patch lately and again looked rusty with the Dockers putting up kicked with the aid of a fairly stiff breeze, the Demons scoring ava- a spirited effort and only a goal separated the sides at halftime. However, during the 5 Alastair RICHARDSON (c) 4 Ben ABSOLUM lanche began, so much so that by half time they had established what third quarter it seemed as though Wests finally found their mojo and began to run and 5 Daniel LAMBERT 6 Brant JACK proved to be a match-winning 51 point lead. combine together and whilst the margin was only 16 points at three quarter time the 6 Medair KASSEM writing was on the wall. The last quarter saw the boys return to their best and the run 7 Jason CLARKE During the second quarter, which yielded 10-3 to 1-4, Pennant Hills 7 Clint MCGRATH of Ben Absolum and David Clout through the middle and youngsters Brenton "spud" were first to the ball and won almost every contest. Playing on the Mumme and Lynne Roehrig off Half back continually drove the ball forward. Troy 8 Eid KASSEM 10 Jak HANCOCK ball, the skilful Matthew Carey kicked four spectacular goals in only Cole, Dane Williams and Matty Eurell, in a welcome return to form, kicked truly and 11 minutes to once again show what a valuable asset he is to his 9 Adam FIDDLER 12 Daniel DE LOOZE the result was sealed. A lack of discipline has bedeviled the magpies lately but a big team. Across the midfield, Brant Jack, Cameron Smith and Matthew 10 Simon BLIZZARD effort in this area was a highlight for this correspondent. Coach Craig Tognolini has 13 Charlie RICHARDSON (c) Thomas gave plenty of drive while Jason Clarke led a badly depleted 11 Matthew EURELL done a terrific job to lift our side into the finals for the first time in 3 years and the defence. The skipper Alastair Richardson was also a major contribu- 12 Bill LAFFERTY double chance sees us with a great prospect of success in September. Everyone 14 Nathan WRIGHT tor, his long probing kicks used to good effect. 13 Daniel PENFOLD involved at the club can be proud of the achievement. Our Reserve Grade side made it's way to Trumper Park to take on the undefeated UTS with another undermanned 15 Kieran WRIGHT After the result appeared sealed at the long break, the Saints 14 Stephen HUDSON (c) unit. The young Wests side tried valiantly to match the opposition and it was only late 15 Andrew EURELL 18 Dan WITT breathed new fire into their game and launched a concerted chal- in the day when they were finally overrun. Simple errors produced costly turnovers lenge, limiting the Demons to a solitary behind in the third stanza 16 Tim LAMBERT which spoiled an otherwise courageous effort and it is the second time the boys have 24 Matt THOMAS while scoring 5-5 themselves. However, Pennant Hills steadied the 17 Cal MCGUIRK pushed the top side. Clint McGrath, Jarryd Lear and Steve McWilliam as usual shone ship and at the final siren victory was theirs, 17-11-113 to 12-13-85. 18 Matthew WITHERS (vc) out in the midfield with Skipper Daniel Coughlin, Matty Pink and Michael Stokes doing 25 Damian DELL’AQUILA 19 Dwain WATKINS well down back. Patty Gannon tried hard up forward but it wasn't to be. The U18's Carey did not add to his four second quarter goals while Nick Camp- side played on Friday night at Alan Davidson Oval in St Peters. The boys put in a 28 Cameron SMITH 20 Dane WILLIAMS bell, still lacking match fitness, also bagged four. Kieran Wright, who solid effort against a side who were better on paper but only beat them by a point in 21 Shane D’ARCY 29 Ben BEASTON also defended well when the pressure came in the third quarter, the first round. The result was close at halftime but Balmain pulled away during the kicked three and is playing a more expansive role now Campbell has 22 Lynn ROEHRIG third quarter and the Magpies just couldn't go with them despite not giving in until the 31 Scott MYERS resumed as full forward. 23 Aaron CONVERY end. Jalal Kassem was best on ground with Ash Preston a tower of strength in the 24 Pat GANNON backline. Yanni Milligan-Saville continues to impress and Jack Barret attracted the 34 Tom ANGEL Pennant Hills, possibly still with a chance of securing third spot in the 25 David LINSEN most attention from the opposition due to his obvious talent. The consistent Seamus final five, venture to the magnificent new ground at Blacktown Olym- Pearson got his hands on the ball and Khalil Saroufim deserves a special mention for 36 Jon MORAITIS 26 Chris NOORDHOF (vc) pic Park tonight for the final home and away round. Their opponents his effort. "Lilly" has been the biggest improver this year and his good talking on the 27 John SIMPSON 37 David SMITH are second-placed Western Suburbs whom they could well meet in field is an example to the others. A special mention for our women's team the West- the first week of the finals. 28 Daniel COUGHLIN ern Wolves who produced a terrific last quarter to demolish last years grand final 38 Ted WIDMER 29 Marcus LINSEN opponents Balmain 58 to 25. The girls play in the major semi final this week against 30 Matthew PINK Newtown with a place in the Grand Final up for grabs – Go Wolves! This week sees 41 Matthew CAREY 31 Joel MINICHIELLO an historic day for our club with the opening of the new Blacktown facility and the clash with the 4 placed Pennant Hills Demons for the inaugural Mayoral shield. The 42 Aaron CRISFIELD 32 Brenton MUMME day will be a blockbuster with Tony Lockett, the NSW "Speed Blitz" Blues shield side,

PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 43 Richard LAING 33 David CLOUT fireworks and much more. The club is in charge of the catering for the day and all 34 Matthew CULLEN supporters and spare hands are encouraged to help out and be a part of an historic 44 Josh DUNCAN 35 Ian HOLDER day for Western Suburbs the last game before the finals start. WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES MAGPIES SUBURBS WESTERN 36 David GREEN 48 Lloyd SHEPHERD 47 Gavin KING 51 Luke TURNER 49 Paul CHACHATY 52 Tom JOHNSTON 55 Matt MCCAMEY 57 Kagan COTT 59 Luke BILBE 58 Mark LONNON

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