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he Sydney AFL representative side wa s Ganmain and Coolam on. St George 17.15(117) v Eagles 910(64) Ro.und 11, Sun 23rd July picked on Wednesday after their final NORTH SHORE ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP Nth Shore 8.10(581 v P/Hills 18.17(125) Fri 16th June North Shore v Western Suburbs (GI T Sun 14th May v North Shore (NI 730pm East Coast Eagles v Balmain (RI training session at North Sydney oval. WITH ESSENDON UNSW / ES 6 8(441 v Swans 18.16(124) Sat 17th June St George v UNSW/ES (DI The selected side, coached by Bulldogs During the week the North Shore Be ars P/Hills 133(81 Iv Nth Shore 17.11(113) UNSW/ES v Campbell town (VI BYE Campbelltown coach Michael Byrne, will play the Riverina became the North Shore Bombers when they BYE Western Suburbs Sun 18th June Sun 9th April combined side today in Wagga Wagga. announced they had signed a partnership Swans 21.23(149) v UNSW/ ES 59(391 Western Suburbs v St George (WI Round 11_; BYE Weste rn Suburbs Round Balmain v Pennant Hills (01 Sun 30th July The team is Simon Wilson (ST.G), Doug Reid agreement with the Essendon Football Club. Sat 20th May BYE East Coast Eagles Western Subu rbs v Balmain (W) (UNSW/ES), Simon Webb (NS), Michael Carey Essendon's Chief Executive Officer Peter WestSubs 10 1(X70) v EC Eagles 1216(88) UN SW/ES v Ea st Coast Eagles (VI (BAL),Matthew Parker (NS), Tim Nu nan (PH), Ja ckson an d co ach Kevin Sh eed y we re in Sat 15th April UNSW/ES 14 12(961 v P/Hills 21.14{140) Round 12 Campbelltown v Pennant Hi lls (Ml Stephen Lording (St.G), Greg Coffey (ST.G), Sydney for the announcement at the Reg ent UNSW/ES 17.13(115) vW/Subs 16~1051 C'town 17.8(110) v Nth Shore 8 8(561 Sat 24th June St George v North Shore (01 Ja son McPherson (UNSW/ES), Jarrod Crosby Hotel. St George 9 9(6 31 v Balmain 12.15(87) Sun 21st May St George v Sydney Swans (SCG) BYE Sydney Swans Nth Shore 17.9(111) v EC Eagles 11 9(75) Swans 19.14(128) v Balmain 18 15(123) 430pm (ECE), Sean Fitzpatrick (CAM), Chri s Dale (NS) , The agreement is the latest in a series of Sun 16th April Sun 25th June Round 18 Mark Macken zie (BAL), Craig O,Brien (St.G), partnerships between Sydney AFL clubs and Cam 'town 10 9(69) v Swans 22.14(146) BYE: St George Campbelltown v Western Suburbs (Ml Fri 4th Aug Greg Byrne (PH), Mark Mooney (WS), Mark Livy AFL clubs announced in recent months. North Shore v Balmain (NI Sydney Swans v Western Suburbs (NI (NS), Cameron Druery (ST.G), Barn aby Howarth The relati onships will be based on football BYE: Pennant Hills Rgypd 80,ii: Pennant Hills v East Coast Eag les (RI 730pm Sat 27th May BYE UNSW/ES Sun 6th Aug (PH), Matthew Withers (CAM) , Mark Brady operations and coaching support, sponsorship Round 3 ' Baima in 14.16(100) v West Subs 14.11 (951 Balma in v UNSW/ES (DI (NS), Anthony Brawn (PH), Tim Banfield opportunities in the Sydney market, Sat 22nd April EC Eagles 14.13(97) v UNSW/ES 1210:821 Round 13 East Coast Eagles v Campbelltown (RI (UNSW/ES), Hayden Reid (ST.G). membership growth and admin istration in Swans 29.18(192) v StG eorge 10 10(701 P/Hills 16.10(106) v C'town 97(61) Sat 1st July Pennant Hi lls v St George (El U18 STATE SQUAD PLAYS PRACTICE MATCH Sydney and support for th e Sydney based AFL Nth Shore 8.11 (591 v St George 11.8(74) Campbel ltown v St George (Ml BYE North Shore The NSW/ACT Under 18 squad will play a fixtures. Sun 23rd April BYE Sydney Swans Western Suburbs v Pennant Hills (WI W Subs 20.15(135) v C'town 1110(76) UNSW/ES v North Shore (VI FINALS practice match tomorrow against the VAFA Week 1- Semi Finals Balrnain 58(38) v Nth Shore 13.12(90) Sun 2nd July under 19 representative team at Elsternwick JILL Moss 12th/13th August EC Eagles 12.13(85) v P Hills 1016(76) Ribnd Sydney Swans v East Coa st Eagles Week 2 Preliminary Final Park in Melbourne from 12 midday. The winner MEDIA MANAGER, AFL (NSW/ACT) COMMI SS ION Fri 2nd June (SCGI 11 OOam BYE UNSW/ES 20th August will be presented the Terry Danniher shield. UNSW/ES 31( 191 v Balmain 16.12(108) BYE Balmain Roger Sheeran The final team to play in the National under Round 4'2 Sat 3rd June Grand Final Sat 29th April C'town 147(91 1v EC Eagles 15.10(100) Round 14 27th August Roger Sheeran 230pm 18 Championships in Melbourne in July will be Nth Shore 88(561 v Swans 18.9(117) St George 20.8(128) v P/Hills 1312(90) Sat 8th July picked after the match between the Murray Sun 30th April Sun 4th June Baima in v St George (SCG) 430pm Bushrangers and the NSW/ACT Rams on June StGeorge 28.14{182) v West Subs 8 5(53) West Subs 9 8(62) v Swans 29.13(187) Sun 9th July 17. P/Hills 22.16(148) v Balmain 15.13(1031 Western Suburbs v UNSW/ES (WI C'town 16.9(105) v UN SW/ES 1213(851 BYE: North Shore Sydney Swan s v Campbel ltown (M) PAUL KELLY IN GRIFFITH BYE East Coast Eag les East Coast Eagl es v North Shore (RI Swans captain Paul Kelly was in Griffith on Staie Ctiiimpioijship BYE Pennant Hill s Thursday to make a presentation to the Sat 10th June Coleambally Central school for winning the Rpund s•:• Sydney AFL v RFL Round 15 Sat 6th May Maher Oval, Wagga Fri 14th July Griffith City Council banner competition. West Subs 58(38Iv Nth Shore 16.19(115) Balmain v Sydney Swans (Nl730pm The Griffith City Council banner competition Balmain 15.11(101) v EC Eagles 1018(78) ftgund JQ\,;;. Sun 16th July was held on February 19 at the AFL Challenge, UNSW/ES 101(X70lv StGeorge 18.1~118) Sat 10th June East Coast Eagles v Western Suburbs (RI presented by Owen Toyota, between the Swans Sun 7th May North Shore v UNSW/ES (NI Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES (El PLAYER OF and Adelaide at the Exies sporting complex. Swans 21.17(143) v P/Hills 1118(84) Sun 11th June North Shore v Campbelltown (G I East Coast Eagl es v Sydney Swans BYE St George THE WEEK Local schools were asked to make a banner BYE: Campbel Itown (SCGI 11 OOarn and parade it around the ground pre-match to Mon 12th June R9~nd 1§" JASON show their support for the two AFL sides. Pennant Hill s v Western Subu rbs (E l Sat 22nd July McPHERSON While in the region, Paul Kelly also visited a Sat 13th May St George v Campbelltown (01 Pennant Hills v Sydney Swans (SCGI - UNSW/ES C'town 1012(72) v Balmain 17.14(116) BYE Ba lmain 430pm number of local schools in Narrandera,

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atch out for Kevin Sheedy and Mark Harvey in the coaches box for one priority. We're pretty relaxed. There's not too actually the worst. His room is always just WNorth Shore today. Rumour has it the Essendon coaching staff much that fazes us. We're pretty easy-going. Our shocking." will take control of the Bombers at North Sydney Oval while regular personalities are similar. I like going through life Hayes (more diplomatically): "We're probably as senior coach Chris Rourke is in Wagga with the Sydney AFL rep side. enjoying most of the things I do and he's a bit the bad as each other." North Shore announced during the week that they have formed a same." Footy is the main priority, but not the sole focus partnership with the powerful Essendon Football Club and will now be It's rarely footy, footy, footy on the menu. of life. called the North Shore Bombers. Heuskes: "We try to avoid the topic of football in Hayes: "It comes up a fair bit. It's what we all do flHlll 1113 The Bombers could be without Sydney AFL representative squad the house. We're pretty much nonchalant and fly­ and that's why we're here. There are times when members Mark Brady, Chris Dale, Mark Livy, Simon Webb and Matthew by-the-seat-of-our-pants sort of fellas. Whatever you just want to get away from it, but oh well we Parker who, if selected in the final side, will be in Wagga Wagga playing happens happens." talk a bit of footy I suppose." the Riverina rep team. Begley: "I'm doing a small business management The Bombers had the bye last week which couldn't have come at a Scene Ill course. I'm keen to get back into that because I more ideal time. Back to St Kilda where two youngsters, Lenny can't function properly otherwise - especially when The Bombers had an awesome start to the year but have lost their last Hayes and James Begley, share a house. Begley I do live with footballers. You're going to training 0 three matches and slumped to fifth spot. has unfortunately dislocated his shoulder on the together, you're going out together, you're eating weekend seeing him out for the season. The topic together. You'd go crazy if there wasn't anything The Bulldogs were devastated by 0their controversial loss to Balmain last week. turns to Begley's injury. else in your life. Lenny's doing a course as well." The Bulldogs actuallyffi nished the match in front on the scoreboard Hayes: "He was playing really well when it The house is a bit of a drop-in centre. Time on by two goals but were stripped of the four premiership points because happened. Obviously he's going to find it tough to their hands is filled up with golf or going to the they accidentally fielded an extra man early in the last quarter. do a few things, but we'll sort of help him out. We movies, recovering, preparing for training and Under AFL rules ~heirscore 'iYas ri:erted back to zero but they kicked might even cook him breakfast or something one ensuring they're ready for the next match. 3.1 in the latter stages of the l~st term. morning. Um. That might be pushing it a bit too far Begley: "I don't know what it would be like not to Coach Michael Byrne will be in Wagga Wagga coaching the Sydney actually." have the flexibility we have. We have flexibility, but AFL rep side and the Bulldogs could also be without Jason McPherson, Particularly when Hayes admits it's mainly then on the other side, we have the ultimate form Shayne Reid and Steve Abbott if they are selected in the rep side. Begley, and Kurt Heazlewood, the third member of of the regime. It's a bit weird because the whole Byrne said the club walked away with a moral victory last Friday night the house, who do most of the cooking. year's so structured and yet we've got a lot of time and have been in good spirits at training all week. Hayes: "He's (Begley) not bad cooking a chicken in between that we have to fill up. But it's a totally "We'll take our positive attitude into the game against the Bombers," breast and a few vegies." privileged sort of life." Byrne said. Begley: "His (Hayes) cooking skills are non­ Most of the time it's just three mates, and a few The Bulldogs will be coached by Neville James. existent." teammates hanging out together. But the club is keen to help out. Mark Smythe, Begley: "It's really good. Lenny's from New South, PAUL ROOS TIP: North Shore by four goals the fitness manager for the Saints, will take the Kurt's from Tasmania and I'm from SA. We're all boys shopping. going through the same sorts of things which is Hayes: "He goes through what you've been really good. We help each other out a fair bit." eating and what you need. We're told what nights Hayes: "We all got drafted at the same time and AFTER THE GAME... Come up to we should be eating pasta or steak and vegies. The we were boarding with families for about five club does help out in that sense. One night we months. We all just got along pretty well and we might even go to a supermarket and they'll give us a were all just looking to get into a place on our 7~ ()a4,U ~ 7~ ~ few tips on what brands and foods to go for." own." Relax in a secure, friendly environment But no one's there to help with the cleaning Until the N is turned on. Begley: "I must say the house isn't always the Begley: "There's usually a few fights over the cleanest. Kurt's actually the one. Lenny and me are Foxtel remote control because we each think the 28 DARLINGHURST RD. 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was a bit of a wild child, but since he's moved in, it's be any hair in the sink so that was a bit of a bonus." he Eagles made it th ree in a row when they quite a different story. We're living pretty much the Carey: "It has its moments. Things are always Tdefeated Campbelltow n last week-end and have QBE SYDNEY SWANS same lifestyle." interesting when you're living with Adam because snuck into sixth spot with 16 premiership points and Tarrant: "I think the character of the bloke is he's such a spook." are just a game outside th e top three. great. He's a bit like me I suppose. He's pretty The boys sit back and give as good as they get. Eagles coach Tim Jones said the match against laidback. He's got a great sense of humor. He's one It's not too serious. Campbelltown was a very even contest and they of the characters down the club. You might be Heuskes: "I could list his bad qualities on the were lucky enough to get t he premiership points. w feeling pretty flat and Mal's always the one to play back of China, but I'd be clutching at straws to even "The Panthers hit the front with two minutes to a few jokes or tricks that get you going. It's just find one good quality. He's got so many annoying go but to our credit we steadied and replied with general funny stuff that he does." sayings. He always uses the word 'man' at the end two goals," Jones said. When Tarrant took time out for a couple of of his sentences." The Eagles were best served by capta in Jarred weeks (earlier this season), only his housemate Carey: "I think the dresses he used to wear have Crosby, Steve Cutler, RAMS player Clint Austerberry knew immediately what had happened. gone into retirement. He's slowly starting who was returning from injury and Andrew Johnson. Michael: "Yeah, it was quite to mature." The Eagles faces their stiffest test this season surprising. I guess there were UAt Heuskes: "Like a fine wine." when they take on the undefeated Swans who some issues that Chris had to Carey: "He has a real comfortably defeated the Magpies last week by 120 deal with at the time. The least I knew there penchant for pumping up points. worst thing was showing his own tyres, which is his Jones said the players are all very excited about up to footy on Monday wasn't going to be any greatest skill." playing the Swans on the SCG and were looking and everyone asking hair in the sink so that was Heuskes : "He's got forward to playing some good, competitive football where Chris was and this stupid terry­ against quality opf)osition. not being able to tell a bit of a bonus." towelling hat that he The Swans best in their eighth consecutive victory (them). It turned into - Adam Heuskes on wears all the time to were Scott Stevens with seven goals, Dale Lewis Tuesday and then cover the bald melon." who played his first senior game in two months, Wednesday." sharing with Stefan When players are former RAM Ben Fixter, goal sneak Brett Allison, 0 It's the morning of the Carey hungry, they eat. When these ruckman Stephen Doyle and Irish recruit Tadhg game. The scene is relaxed. players are hungry, they go out Kennelly. Tarrant: "We both like our sleep, and eat. so we get up pretty late on game day and Carey: "We don't cook much. We don't PAUL ROOS TIP: Swans by five goals just come down and eat breakfast and talk crap. He eat crappy takeaway. We eat the right meals. We've might tell me he's going to kick 10 today and I'll stir got places that we go to because none of us are him up a bit and say 'yeah whatever mate'. He's particularly good cooks." been playing on the forward line. There's been a bit Heuskes: "We've got a maid who comes in to of a contest as to who can kick the most goals." clean the house for us and we don't cook at all. We always go out to eat. We've only cooked one meal LATEST POKER MACHINES Scene II in all that time. That was spaghetti bolognaise." SYDNEY AUSSIE RULES * High Pay Returns Light dims, curtain falls, change props and Quiet entertainment is the order of the day (and SOCIAL CLUB move to Brisbane. Sticky. Humid. The Brisbane night). * DRINKS - Club Prices Lions' Adam Heuskes and Stefan Carey enter. A Heuskes: "We don't watch much Nat home, just voice from the dark. Why would you move in go to movies and that's it. Our landlord lives across , BIG SCREEN & POOL TABLES I * together? the road ." 6 s,«{ ; flANNf- 1 Heuskes: "At least I knew there wasn't going to Carey: "The house is fine. Football's our number Information for Members & their Guests • ~Vnl\111:v .tu:1 Rs:rnRn 0,..,,..,,. 1n 1..... ~ 1n 1-, -,nnn Demons too hot for 1 Pies Big Happy Family Pennant Hills v Western Suburbs Ern Holmes Oval

[)ennant Hills had been in great touch until they went down to r St George last weekend. It was a terrific, free flowing game with both cook ing - that's just a share thing. We got on to The diet's pretty much the same with Mal as well. teams evenly matched. The main difference was the Dragons' Haydn Reid, those guidelines and been pretty happy. This year He's a very good cook. I think he gets it off his mum. with his ten goal haul. we haven't really been home that often. We've both I think his mum showed him a few tricks of the The Demons were best served by Barnaby Howarth who gave the Demons got the same sort of lifestyles. You can't really go trade and he cooks the right things as well, like great drive from half back, consisent on baller Tim Nu nan, who continues to out during the week. The weekends are generally casseroles and vegies. I'm just a steak sort of bloke. I pick up his quota of possessions each week, and new recruit Richard Gerke pretty quiet now that we're playing games." keep it pretty simple." who was a real target up forward for the Demons. He took some very strong The kitchen sparkles, a Mongolian hot pot or Michael returns, his hands in his coat pockets. grabs and booted four goals. steamboat sits in the courtyard. Thoughts turn to Michael: "I pretty much try to clean as I go. Western Suburbs had the tough job of playing the Swans at the SCG and cooking. Sometimes I come home and Chris has already were certainly given a football lesson going down by twenty goals. The Michael: "We haven't really cooked too much cleaned or Brad (Oborne) .. . Both look up at each Swans had possibly.their strongest reserve side for the year with skilful Dale lately. He's actually not bad on the barbecue. He other and laugh. He doesn't clean at all (laughter). Lewis returning from injury and Heath Jam_es and Brett Allison also in the likes getting out there and getting that going. He's a Surely watching television causes debate. Who side. bit of a whiz." watches what? Magpies General Manager Daxren Simpson says they knew it would be Michael exits kitchen, enters loungeroom, where Michael: "We've actually got four TVs in the very tough but he thought they ,were very competitive in the first quarter a print of last game at Victoria Park hangs proudly house so that's not a problem. Four TVs and four and were unlucky to be dq}:Vn by six goals at quarter time. on the wall. Back to kitchen and food. videos. If Chris or I want to analyse our own video "They kicked 7.1 wh.[le,~t,ie,*kic~ed, 1.~ aQd t_hose three misses were very Tarrant: "I can actually eat what I want because tapes, we can do that in our own room." easy shots at goals so it cquld have been seven goals to four at quarter time I'm trying to put on weight at the moment, so These guys have got it sorted. I mention music and that would have been) great start against the Swans," Simpson said . whatever you can get in front of you is OK to eat. though and Tarrant runs in and goes bang. "In the second qyarter 'fje kicked .:four goals to their seven and we really Tarrant: "He listens to absolute rubbish. He stayed with them i~ general play aro'.,und the ground." listens to opera. It's pumping into the rooms. I often Simpson said in the t~ird qua~~r theMagpies didn't do much right have to go in there and tell him to quieten it down a kicking just three goals an~ aUowin9~the Swans to bang on 12. bit. He's got some other weird music he normally "We made more mistakes in the third quarter than we did in the entire comes out with." first half and the Swans capitalised every time. They are terrific at really Tarrant reveals his musical tastes. punishing a side who turns the ball over," Simpson said. Tarrant: ''I'm · more into Living End and The Magpies best players were 18-year-old rover Paul Tripodi, playing his Powderfinger." first game of senior football, half forward Daniel Hockey, midfielder Stephen Maybe music is a way of making everyone pay Hudson, wingman Arron Convery, centre half-back Scott Thomlinson and the bills ruckman Dale Odgers. Tarrant: "Mal does all the bills because they're under his name and we pay him off. If you look PAUL ROOS TIPS: Pennant Hills by three goals down there, I owe him over a grand." Michael can interrupt during the dreaded mornings. AFTER THE GAME... Come up to Michael: "When you're injured, you need to train every morning. They have the luxury of sleeping in whereas I have to leave early. We've got that roller door and every time I go out, Chris tells me it wakes 7~ ()aau ue 7~ ~ him up at quarter to seven." Relax in a secure, friendly environment Michael and Tarrant sit and talk seriously ai::ross the dining room table. About each other. Michael: "A lot of people at the footy club said he

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hese two clubs have had very different fortunes in the past month. e'd watched House of Horrors - the Michael (straight-faced): "It was a while ago, so TSt George have been unstoppable while Campbelltown have Wtelevision show, not the football ground - the story might be a little vague, but it was a dark struggled to reproduce their premiership winning form of last season. and we knew every football team had a couple of and rainy night, and I saw this figure bent over and St George proved they are one of the favourites to play off in the players who lived together. So we wondered how drenched so I thought I might give him a lift. When Grand Final after their strong win against the Demons last week. those living arrangements went. What was the off I pulled up, it was Chris and he was walking home Dragon Craig O'Brien said it was a very even, competitive contest field strategy for success? and I thought he should move in." for four quarters with Haydn Reid 's ten goal effort the only real First stop were Collingwood youngsters Mal Tarrant shakes head. Michael gets back to reality. difference between the two sides. Michael and Chris Tarrant. Michael assured us they Michael: "We've been mates. Chris used to live "We probably got on top in the latter part of the second quarter," were "just everyday people living everyday lives." with Billy Cook, the property steward at the club. He O'Brien said. "We made the most of our opportunities in a very free But they were kind enough to invite us in to have a was just 18 back then and Chris would come flowing game where there were som e great skills on display." look for ourselves - and talk about each other. We around a fair bit. We'd go out and have dinner ... I'd Best for the Dragons was Reid with ten goals (eight in the first set the scene. They started acting up. just bought this place. I said if you're ever going to half), Ashley Carter on the' wing;" who picked up 30 plus touches and move out of Billy Cook's place, you can move in Stephen Lording at full back. On ba llers. O'Brien and Craig Tognalini Scene I here." continued to set up the Dragons forward thrusts with their great foot Around the dining room table. Banter between the boys about the merits of and hand skills. Michael: "Chris moved in here in about April of living at Billy Cook's place. Campbelltown coach GeoffValentine said he couldn't remember last year. I was driving along the highway and saw Michael: "I pretty much said to Chris whatever seeing his players more disapp'binted after a loss this year than after this figure walking crouched over." goes on inside the house stays in here. The obvious the game against the East Coast+Eagles last week. Tarrant (laughing): "He's full of it." things like cleaning up and washing the dishes and "It was extremely disappointing that we didn't ~apitalise on the chances we had to win the game in the last quc1rter,"Nalentine said. "It was certainly a crucial ., ga~e for us:and . t,9 lo~e after we had worked so hard at training all week was a rea l kick in the guts." Valentine said the Panthers rpyst ~av~iO ptay;er? contribute this week against St George if they are to topple the Dragons. "We have had too many passengers in recent weeks and must have more four quarter contributors," Valentine said. While Valentine did not want to name those players who need to step up he did say that there were a number of talented young players in the Panthers under 18 side who would get a chance to play senior football in the coming weeks.

PAUL ROOS TIPS: St George by seven goals

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At North Dalton Park· Wollongong v Southern Sharks Reserve Grade Wollongong 8.6 · 14.9'' 22.15 30.16(196) Stti.rn Sharks 11 .6 (72).d Wollongong'.6.9 (45) 4.4 .. FULL NAME: Peter Carey Sthrn Sharks 2.4 5.6 . 9,7 (61). Penrith 1M2 (72) d Hawkesbury 8.9 (57) u~:~W/ESf11 (59ld Mantr-.wan8J,0 (581 :'. NICKNAME: PC or Mud Goals Wng F David 8. J Taylor 5, J Vaughan 4. B O' Neil l 4. C Wertel 2. Hol-Parra-B'town 19,8 (122) dS ~W S.ydney z',i (44) D,ATEOF BIRTH: 13/11/79 G Campbell 2, M Hundy 2. J Collyer. G Eddy, D Rudd Sy~ney Uni 11.11 (77) d Mac Uni 5.7 (37) (4th Jun) · 'WEIG~HT: 88kgs SS P Davison 3. C Shaw 2. M Henson 2. L Bal l, B George HEIGHT: 187cm Best Wng M Hundy. F David, G Eddy. J Vaughan. C Wertel, J Giobbi SFA,.Di;i_sion 2.- Round ·7 SS C Leeuwenburgh, M Henson. P Davi son . D Mill s, S Nixon. L Ball ') 3.UER}JSEY,NUMBER: 21 Umpires: N Candusso . T McGilvra y ~e~nantW!lsH.U,(118) d:Slhrn $h~.rks5,3J33) Syd~ey 17.21 (1Z3) d urs:·121 t10_;(52) (4th Jun) :FAVORITE PLAYING POSITION: 1/xing u~i .~GREAJEST HIGHLIGHT: U18's Premiers 1996 At Greygums Oval - Penrith v Hawkesbury ; Penrith 6.2 8.3 ,· 15'.'f' .~ 20.11 (131) FAVORITE FOOD: Roast Beef · ~awkesbiry 4.2 7.6 . s:, 16.$ (68) SFA LADDERS ¾ ,FAVORITE DRINK: Bourbon · FIRST GRADE Goals : Pen J Ware 6. M Brazier 2. C Marathaki s 2, S Stu bbs 2. J Ward 2. FAV08ITE N SHOW: AFL Footy Show w D A % Pts R Muri e 2. G Brad ley 2. S Brad ley, N Hearnes ,fAVOE"{ITE MOVIE:6~ving Private Ryan MACQUARIE UNI 10 1200 570 210.53 40 Hwk: P Ryan 2, S Wh ite 2. S Bond, J Mil oloza, B Starling. A Spring . B Ryan. A '' HOL·PAR-B'TOWN '9 1265 674 ' 187.69 ·~: 35 ''FAVORITE MUSIC: Less tha·n Jake G Hill WO LLONG ONG 0 1165 659 176.78 32 :MARITAL STATUS/eHILDREN: Single Best Pen C Marathakis. M Egan . N Hea rnes. S Allen . R Wa tki ns, J Ware M~NlX-WA8R. A...~ 0 ,,924 ,.,;. 787 ,, "'117,4J 6J 24 '.'SUPERSTITIONS: Same socks ' ' ,, Hwk A Wagner. S Bond. B Starl ing. D Ebert. J Wes t, C Keding Umpi res: N Fowler, C Woods SYD NE Y UNI 5 1012 773 130.92 20 JF YOLIWERF TOL9 ~OU C~ULD.l'f'JVITE,';~IX P~QPLE PENRiTH 5 :. 736 •.k 858 85.78 20 :{ANYONE) TO Jo1N·\ou FOR A biNNEf{PARTY:": .. •. At Weldon Oval - Manly- Warringah v UNSW/ES S-W SYD NEY 863 892 96.75 12 :., 1032 73.64 12 , '!'anly-Warr ~· 2.3 7.3 -~ · 9.6 ·11.1 (73)., STl:lRN SHABKS 3 ~ 760 THEY .~E? :Y'1H~ \/xQU.L9 UNSW/ES 1.4 4.7 :' ,,7,12 •B.15 (69) ; UN SW/ ES 1 661 1154 57.28 4 The Rack K~tie H~lmes, St~ve augh ,cj HAWKfSBURY ' 0 ,. 10 349":c,9: 1536 22.72 d 5am ~e'f'map,Jerry Seinf~ld, Al'i~sa Milano. Goa ls: MW J Hoga rth 6, T Anderson 3, M McWh irter. G Armet ":i'F YOlf COUkD REPR'i:SENPAUSTRALIA AT ANY UN SW/ES D O'Dwyer 2. N Fitzhardinge 2, S Crawford. K Fowlie, B Kay. RESERVE GRADE A Quilty, C Smith §PORt WH~J 1/xOULD YOU tCHOOSE AND WH;'r'? w D A % Pts >l;i ck~t ·· " ,,. ·· · ·· · · · Best MW J Waters, K Digney. G Armel, B Foxal l, T Dunsmuir. C Mackinlay SYDN EY UNI 10 0 1090 390 27949 40 UN SW/ES: S Hanna, P Jarvis. T Bill s, A Quilty, M Elliott. N Fitzhard inge HorPAR-B'TOW~ 9 0: s:i7Z 386 J 42.75 \ 3q ;HOW 1;)0 YOU LIKE'TO SPEND SUNDAYS? Umpires T Co stle y. D Malone MACQUAR IE UNI 776 576 134.72 24 ,, W~t~tfing the football . STHRN .SHARKS 1 5'7Q.),, 522 ,,0920 020, At Rosedale Oval - South-West Sydney v Hol-Parra-B'town MANLY-WA RR 5 0 729 718 101 .53 20 ., ,~E,SC~JBE YOUR FAVORIJE HOLIDAY DESTINATION? , H91:,ar,B'twn 3.2 8.9 11.11 17.17 (119) " UN$v;tZEt ,. (L ~ q39,~:,~ 634 ,.,., J 00.79 ,,) 0 Remote isl'and with a reef break ·2oometres oar ::; S WSydpey \'. :.,, · 4.1 4.4 8.6 : 9.7(61 )'.'; ~- 5, 1 S-W SYD NEY 631 826 76.39 20 {Iom Y.Pur cabin WOLLONGONG 454; 637 '71.27 "12 Goa ls HPB: P Gall agher 6, S Ka ssem 2, T Campbell 2, 0 Kassem. 529 873 60.60 8 :t \NH0I~·YOURfAV©RITEAFLPLAYER AND Wl'lY? M Ka ssem. G White, B Gallagher, D Powe ll, B Billing s, C Benfield .(enny Jiayes:- e:cellent player 'who wifi becohi; SWS J Krejza 4, R Sa unders 2, A Arnautovic, D Oimmock, D Saunders 1098,,'. 2 7.78 ~ ,, 0 e :gr:eats ir:i the future .. .. Best HPB: B Gallagher, P Gal lagher. S Edmund s. D Powell. B Connelly. SFA LEADING GOALKICKERS ,· WH · BARRACK FOR IN 1HE AFl ? M Kassem fog' SWS P Jones. J Krejza , M Quin n, D Saunders. R Saunders. P Smith FIRST GRADE RESERVE GRADE 1 ''"' '?ydn~tswar1·s·: s, Umpires G Cl ark, J Tro shen · i'F YOL( wrnf ALoN·E,oN ASATURDAY NIGHT~ND . Carl'Ringhoff :·._- HPB 24 ~.AD TQ DIN~EHWH~T WOULD Y:OUR QOOK?: At Sydney Uni No 1 - Sydney Univ Macquarie Uni (4th Jun) Malcolm SaltmarshMU (21 36 Aaron Webb MW (1) 22 con~ MacquarieUni 1.3 6.5 1U 4&12 •(1010•"' \ 'Grilled '.chicken breast ~nd boi l 'potatries i 'i ' id Sydney Uni 2.4 " 3.tr 5.11 ~ 10,.12 (n) : 'Darren Bleathmat " MU [2) 35 David ·~age SU !4) 22 I.f YOLJ. ,.COLJ.LP SPEf'J,D A QA)' WITl;t AN~ AT~LHE IN THE WORLD WHO WOULD IT BE? .· . ' ' Goals MU J Graetz 3. D Bleathman 2. J Hardman 2, M Saltmarsh 2. Jamie Graetz MU (3) 34 David Ba rwick HPB 121 21 W Ley 2. S Sampson 2. C Mul lins 2. A Caithness Fred Davi d Wng ,':J..~ck~RQ ~ear,;:: [1.usfra li an.Olympian SU: B Pi erce 5, G Mitchell 2. J Biskup. D Mitchel l, D Patti son /· :~ -,'·.,,If:-.· WHAT DO YOU HATE DOING THE MOST? Best MU A Caithness, J Ca reless, S Sampson. R Jackson . D Wil son , Pat Gallagher HPB \. . .ic'trt{>. ';,~iltin~ .bealthy ' D Olli ngton SU B Gay. M Ma cous tra, J Biskup. N Eurell. D Pattison , E Tuohy Umpires G Midd lemiss, N Kuchta • f ~~V ~ ~C~RD~}l°'und) 9, .Jun~ 10,if o SYDNEY AFL RECORD Round 10, June 10-12 2000 SFA Fi'xture 2000 Nathan Chadwick North Shore

H'bury v Syd Uni on forfeit Round 12 Round 17 April 1 MW 10.9 (6 9) v W'gong 12.8(80) Sat June 17 Sat July 22 Macq U19 .10(124) v Syd U1210(82 ) SWSyd 913 (67) v Penrith 11 .11 (77) Macquarie Univ SW Sydney Macquarie Uni v Hawkesbury NAME : Nathan Chadw ick SSharks 4. 11(35) vW/gong 17.4(106) Southern Sharks v Manly-Warringah Sydney Uni v Sou thern Sharks NICKNAME: The Claw H/bury 616(52) vPenrith 11.12(78) Round 7 Hawkesbury v UNSW/ES Wo llongong v Hol-Parra-B'town AGE : 24 HPB 14.10(94) v SW Syd 137(85) Sat May 13 Hol-Parra-B'town v Sydney Uni Penrith v UNSW /ES WEIGHT: 92kg UNSW/ES 710(52) v M-W 15.14(104) Mac Uni 17.15(117) v HPB 13.16 (94) Wollongong v Penrith SW Sydney v Manly-Warringah HEIGHT: 190cm S/Sharks 22.17(149) v H'bury 54 (34) GUERNSEY NUMBER: 11 Round 2 W'gong 21.16(142) vUNSW /ES 10~65) Round 18 FAVORITE PLAYING POSITION : Sat April 8 Penrith 710(52) v M-Warr 17.12(114) Round 13 Sat July 29 Centre Half Forward W/go ng 711(53) vMacq U11.10(76) SW Syd 14.10(94) v Syd Uni 137(85) Sat June 24 Macquarie Uni v Southern Sharks GREATEST HIGHLIGHT: Penrith 12.8(80) v SSharks 11.12(78) Penrith v Macquarie Uni Hawkesbury vWollongong Diving with Manta ray s off Fiji SW Syd 19.18(132) v H/bury 86(54) SW Sydney v Southern Sharks Hol-Parra-B'town v Penri th FAVORITE FOOD : anyth ing I don 't have to coo k M-W 103(63) v HPB 17.13(115) Round 8 Manly-Warringah v Hawkesbury UNSW/ESSW Sydney for myself Syd U25 .19(169) v UN SW/ES 88(56) Sat May 20 UNSW/ES v Hol-Parra-B'town Manly Warringah v Sydney Uni FAVORITE TV SHOW : The Panel H'bury 01 (1 I vMac Uni 38.28(256) Sydney Uni v Wollongong FAVORITE MOVIE : American Pie S/Sharks 97(61) v SydUni 18.12 (120) FAVORITE MUSIC: Jebediah Round 3 HPB 20.8(128) vW 'gong 15 9(99) Eli"!ination Fi~al SaturdayAugust 5 1 MARITAL STATUS: Single Sat April 15 UNSW/ES 12 8(80) vPenrith 15.15(105) Round 14 Oua!ifying Fin~i Su,nday A¼gust 6 SUPERSTITIONS: none Macq U17 .15 (117) vPenrith 711 (53 ) M-W 14.8(92) v SW Syd 121 2(84) Sat July 1 First-Semi Final Saturday August 12 NAME YOUR 6 BEST DINNER COMPANIONS: SSharks 14.10 (94) vSW Syd 10 10 (70) Ma nly-Warringah v Macquarie Uni Second Semi-Final SundayAugust l3 David Helfgott, Anthony Robbins, Bill and H'bury 9.9 (63) v M-W22.7 (139) Round 9 UNSW/ES v Southern Sharks at Preliminary .final Saturday August 19 Hillary Clinton, Jackie Chan, and the kid from HPB 20.20 (140) vUNSW/ES 6.5 (41) Sat May 27 Trumper GrandFinal sawrday August 26 W'gong 11 .13 (79) v Syd U11.9 (75) S/Sh arks 4.13(37) v Mac Uni 15.7(97) Hol-Parra-B'townv Hawkesbury The Sixth Sense. W'gong 22.15(147) v H'bury 32(20) SW Sydney vWollongong IF YOU COULD REPRESENT AUSTRALIA AT ANY Round 4 Penrith5 6(36) v HPB 9.11(65) Sydney Uni v Penrith HOME GROUNDS SPORT WHAT WOULD YOU CHOOSE AND Sat April 22 SWSyd 18.19(127) vUNSW /ES 89(57) Hawkesbury - Bensons Lane Richmond WHY? Rugby Union - the chance to play in a Mac U16.6 (102) v M-W 911 (65) Syd Uni 16.12(108) v M-W 610(46) Hol-Parra-B'town -Gipps Road Oval World Cup Grand Final is my ultimate sporting Sharks 18.22 (130) vUNSW /ES 35 (23) Round 15 Manly-Warringah -We ldon {)val fantasy H'bury 04 (4) v HPB 33.26 (224) Round 10 Sat July 8 Macquarie Uni ~Roger Sheeran Oval HOW DO YOU LIKE TO SPEND SUNDAYS? W'gong 18.20 (128) v SW Syd 11.6 (72) Sat June 3 Macquarie Univ UNSW/ES Penrith · Greygurn,sOval In bed Penrith 10.6 (66) v Syd Uni 11.16 (82) W'gong 30.16(196) v Sharks 97(61) Southern Sharks vHol-Parra -B 'town SoutW~ Sydney ; Ros_edileOval FAVORITE HOLIDAY SPOT: Noosa Penrith 20.11(131) v H'bury 108(68) Wollongong vManly-Warringah Southern Sharks.- Gwawley.Park FAVORITE AFL PLAYER : Round 5 SW Syd 97(61) v HPB 17.17(119) Penrith v SW Sydney Sydney Uni - SydneyU niversity No. 1 WHO DO YOU BARRACK FOR IN THE AFL: :t Sat April 29 M-W 11.7(73) vUNSW /ES 915(69) Sun July 9 UNSW~S - Village Gceen Collingwood SWS 10 11 (71) v Mac Uni 14.8 (92) Sun June 4 Sydney Uni vHawkesbury Woll~,~gong J g~h Q.alton Park IF YOU WERE ALONE ON SATURDAY NIGHT M-W 24.15 (159) v Sharks 9.8 (62) Syd Uni 1012(72) vMac Uni 16.12(108) AND HAD TO COOK DINNER WHAT WOULD UNSW/ES 26.20 (176) vH 'bury 8.5 (53) YOU CHOOSE? Roast duck basted in a mint Penrith810 (58) v W'gong 21 .9(135) Rourid 11 · Round 16 and basil sauce sprinkled with baby carrots Syd Uni 187 (115) v HPB 21.13 (139) Sat June 10 Sat July 15 First Grade Matches commence at IF YOU COULD SPEND A DAY WITH ANY Macquarie Uni v Wollongong Hol-Parra-B'town v Macquarie Uni ZOOpm and Reserve Grade Matches ATHLETE IN THE WORLD WHO WOULD IT BE? Roun_d 6 Southern Sharks vPenrith Hawkesbury v Southe rn Sharks commence at 1200pm Eddie the Eagle or Anna Kournikova Sat May 6 Hawkesbury v SW Sydney UNSW/ES v Wollongong Please call 02 9955 1722 to confirm WHAT DO YOU HATE DOING THE MOST? UNSW/ES6.6 (42) vMac U17.9 (111) Hol-Parra-B'town v Manly-Warringah Manly-Warringah v Penrith times. Draw subject to change with­ Filling out player profiles FHIIEI 1113 HPB 22.15 (147) vSth Sharks 711 (53) UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni Sydney Univ SW Sydney out notice. ~ SVDNFV dFI RFt,nRn """"" •n '""" '"·" onnn • NORTH SHORE Black with Red sash Sydney AFL: Statistic 2000 learn list Coach: Chris Rourke Captain: Matthew Parker Round 9 G B _ _Chr _is_Da~ __ _ 2_-6_-7_3_ _ 192_ _95 _ ____ UNSW/ES v Balmain at Village Green Sydney AFL Ladders _2_ _Jke tt Anthony _ 8-2-75 175 82 UNSW/ES 3.1 (19) FIRST GRADE 3 Paul Rowles 13-8-71 189 92 Balmain 6.2 8.5 - ' 11.8 16.12 (108) - - - _p_ w _!. JL. Fil_!_ Ag ~ %__ Pts_ _4 Chris Tyrell -_- 13-6-78 178- -8-2- --- Sydney Swans 8 8 0 0 1186 547 216.8 32 j_ Simon Webb 18-12-79 _1_79 _ 7_3 ____ _ Goals : Balmain - A Reade 5 L Campbell 3M Carey 3 St. George 8 6 2 D 841 • 703 y 11,9,6 , 24 Baima in 9 6 3 0 871 752 115.8 24 Proudly Supported By: B Nitschke 2 A Kypriardy 2 M Carpenter _6_ C_illig _S_Q..e ncer _ 28-4-75 1Jfil _JiQ __ Pennant Hills 8 4 4 0 850 787 108.0 ' 16 _7_ _M _at_th_ew_P_arke_r_ 5-7-76 _1_83 _ 83__ UNSW/ES - B Dessent J McPherson C Wheeler North Shore 8 4 4 0 658 658 100.0 16 8 Steve Kid d 12-2-80 179 70 Best : UNSW/ES - J McPherson D Peters B Flinn T Banfield East Coasf Eagf es r s 4 4 o· 675 737 91.6 {t16 ------Campbelltown 8 2 6 0 637 839 75.9 8 K Howe D Hall _9_ Paul Fowl.fil.. 18-6-79 _IBO _ filL Western Suburbs 7 1 6 0, 558 857 65.1 4 JQ_ Damiiill_Hall 2-1~77 173 _1§_ _ Umpires D Samojlowicz A Lewis G Mcivor UNSW/ES 8 1 7 0 550 946 58.1 4 _l]__fbl]Jlodginkso n_ 15-6-76 J.fil_ _ 62_ _ Campbelltown v East Coast Eagles at Monarch Field 12 Nathan Chadwick 12-10-75 190 90 ~ SYDNff AUSSI• RULES Ciimpbelltown 4.3 7.4 11.7 14.7 (91) ~ SOCIAL CLUB 13 Dani el Middleton _ _ 2_9-_8_-8_1_ _1 8_8_ _9 _1 _____, _____ ~ SERVE GRADE P __yj_ _L_ D ~ r _Agst ~ - Ea,st Coast Eagle's 6.1 10.3 12.6 15.10 (100) ~ ~ in Sarah _ 17-5-75 .il_5 74 NCC Hunters 8 7 1 0 851 435 195.6 28 Pennant Hills?' kB 7 1 o 730 401 "+ 182.0 · ··2s ~ant M ck inl~ 24-3-81 184 84 9 Goals : East Coast Eagles - B Murrihy 4 T Spurling 3 A Roberts 2 North Shore 8 5 3 0 542 501 108.2 20 ~TTlfi.~~ _ 16-9-74 182 92 Campbelltown t •8 5 3 0: 534 523 102.1~ , 20 R Frost 2 S Bilkey 2 R Bilkey J Crosby .. hutchison telecoms 17 Damien Alle n 13-9-80 185 90 East Coa st Eag les 8 0 495 550 90.0 16 •• Campbelltown - G Valentine 3 D Despard 3 N Reid 3 1 8 Henry Playf~[I:_---=- 22-1-83 1~ UNSW/ES = 8 4 o 596 690 86.4 _ :.1 s _filL R Simpson 2 C Lees 2 M Faulkner St. George 7 3 0 550 581 94.7 12 _1_9_ James ~nsid~e _ 5-10-72 188 98 Best: East Coast Eag les - S Cutl er C Austerberry J Crosby Balmarn . 9 F o· 506 '789 't'ff4'. 1 • '? 4 Western 6 0 0 283 617 45.9 0 _1Q_ Anth@tlowes _ 5-9-80 J]l_ _7_4_ _ A Johnson 21 Ben Fletcher 18-1-79 180 85 Campbelltown - G Va lentine N Reid T Burnett M Foran 22 Brent Barnes 20-1-80 176 72 UNDER U18 DIVISION 1 Umpires M Rendel l D Jacobs P Carger P W L _D_ F~~% __f!s_ ------·-- 23 Mark Livy 25-7-79 187 83 Pennant Hill s 6 0 606 285 212 .6 24 Aft.me into 91·.5 FM4f Sy_dney U16's z;: 6 , 754 ,,'!.!.: 152.0 24 , 1.!. Jason~sh_ n4-72 194 _.fil_ St. George v Pennant Hills at Olds Park North Shore 0 621 143.1 24 25 Damian Hofert 27-10-69 193 97 Northside Radio at,. !bGeorge > 5.2 .10.4 15.6 ~0.8(128) ' East Coast Eagles 0 452 383 118.0 16 _1§_ ..@lD_Jones_ _ 11-2-81 .lZ]_ _ll_ ___ _ €;nm,nt~uij 5.3 : 7.6 10.10 J3.12(90) St. George 4 4 0 539 457 117.9 16 ": a.osarn eve~y 27 Justin Casey 30-7-70 185 82 Cafhpoelltownf 4' ' 4 ff' 480 468 " " 102.6 'fl 6 - NCC Hu nters 3 5 0 469 524 89.5 12 _28 Mark-Stockdale- 26-10-68 1~.Jrr_ _ Goals: St. George - H Reid 10 P Daffey 3 S Lording 2 M Gibson 1 rnornlng' fb Western Suburbs·.,• 2 5 00 , 338 · 526 ;}, 64.3 ·saiuraa\ 29 Gre Mumford 13-8-72 183 93 P Orton C O'Brien L McHugh S Demir Western Jets 191 877 21.8 hearJ\Jorth Shores J.Q_~I Simpson __ 14-1-80 174 70 Pennant Hills - R Gerke 4 A Brawn 2 B Howarth 2 P Folkard 31 Damian Whittle 25~9-75 195 80 A Grossmann P Dixon P Carey A DeLooze UNDER U18 DIVISION 2 _ P_ _w__t _ D_ Aast % ,e!L_ ~:ionel Beale talk Ben ~ lon- 20-11-76 178 80 Best: St. George - H Reid A Carter C O'Brien S Lording . ...fuL ]L ~ UN SW/ES 7 5 2 0 575 321 179.1 20 about the Sydney 33 Aaron Dooley 19-7-81 178 65 C Tognalini L McHugh Southern Sharks - 7 5· 2 0 403 431 93 .5 20 34 Mark DBrady 14-7-70 180 88 Pennant Hills - B Howarth T Nunan R Gerke P Dixon Penrith 7 4 3 0 424 364 116.5 16 Umpires B Woodhead F Kalayzich W Hoskins Manly 8 3 5 0 474 551 86.0 12 AFL,and Nor1h 35 Daniel Kulk _- 24-10-75 ~ 87 Ba ima in 7 1 6 0 299 508 58 .9 4 _3_6 _N_ick_ A_da_m_s __ 20-10-81 168 62 Shore. Western Suburbs v Sydney Swans at SCG JL_Ktle DoQI~ _ 19-7-81 178 __§_ ____ ·+---- WastemSuburbs >1.3 ''.: 5.3. •8.6 9.8 (62) , SOCIAL CLUB _filL__6.!g_x Javi_g_ _ 24;2c82 194 ___,8_0 __ LEADING Si dney Swans 7.1 :'!14.4 26.8 29.13 (187) o·-·---GOALKICKERS .JUam BusbridgL 10-6-80 183 75 ~Q_JJavid H~day_ 30-6-73 187 75 _4_1 Eddie~ nderso n 17-4-74 185 95 Goals : Sydney - S Stevens 7 D Le wis 4 L Brockman 4 H James 3 S Muller 3 B Fixter 2 S Doyle T Kennelly D La Pavoux P Allison 42 Brendan Cocks 10-6-71 187 87 St.G 10 28 ----·------S Pott s B McAlli ster 43 Stuart MacKin lay 25-1-79 192 80 Wests - D Hockey 3 C Holmes 2 M Mooney 2 D Odgers 44Stewart Bailey -- 17-8-73 192 82 .ss _25 _ J McKinl ey _4_5 _A_da_m_Sutton 31-1-83 187 )5 Best: Sydney - B Fi xter S Stevens D Lewis B All ison S Doyle Bal 23 Rushed T Kennelly Wests - P Tripodi D Hockey S Hudson A Convery S Thomlinson UNDER 18 DIVISION 2

SYDNEY AFL RECORD Round 10, June 10-12 2000 SYDNEY AFL RECORD Round 10, June 10-12 2000 UNSW/ES orcls you thought you knew Red, Blue & White 2000 learn list Coach: Michael Byrne Captain: Chris O'Dwyer

. NAM E G B Jeremy Good ale 19/05/72 favorite word to describe those who run a hierarch. Athe AFL or any club is hierarchy. It is one Another expression, sometimes used in a 4 Gl enn Mu rrihy 29/10/78 183 82 of those words which flooded into English in derogatory manner, to describe those at th e 5 Sa m Cutting 03/07 /79 182 72 the Renaissance period when the classical top of the hierarchy is "the upper echelon s". ------6 Brend an Desse nt _ _20 _/0_3_/7_2 _ 181 80 Proud ly Supported By: works of Greece and Rome became more Echelon means a level or rank in an organ isa­ 7 Matthew Paul 09/01 /79 178 72 accessible.The word comes to us from two tion and is derived from Latin scala through ------Greek words, hieros (sacred) and arches (rule r) . the French echelle (both meaning "ladder") . 8 Ni ck Gilbert 13/03/75 187 77 Originally, it was a religious word and meant Being at the top of the ladder is where every­ 9 Darren Hall 29/12/75 187 92 "government by priests' '. It then came to mean body, including a football team, wishes to be . --- - a priesthood organised into grades and was At the other end of the scale (also derived 10 Brad Abbot 15/02/74 180 85 also applied to the various divisions of angel s. from scala) is the person who used to be 11 Ja son McPherson 07/08/75 180 80 ---- When the word wa s taken into the non­ termed "the average fan in the outer". A cou­ 12 Ken Howe 16/06/68 198 112 religious world, it retained the idea of grading ple of classical terms have been applied to 13 Brad Flinn 01/01/80 190 80 - that is, classes of authority ranked one this typical pie-eating species. One is from - --- above the other. If we believe, as many do, Greek - hoi polloi, meaning simply "the com­ 14 Craig Higgins 16/06/78 185 83 • ------BMC Media.com that football is a religion, then the term "the mon people". The other is plebs, which in 15 Chri s O'Dwyer 27/10/71 185 85 ------club's hierarchy" takes us back to its original ancient Rome meant "the common people". ,' 16 Matthew Kimball 15/8/75 192 89 meaning - and the president should be called By Kevan Carroll. ------'------17 David Bac kler 06/07 /67 179 81 ------18 Brett Roberts 08/11/74 170 74 UNSW/l;S GAMES ------Are you being taxed to the 19 Darren Peters 31/05/68 181 84 ATTHE VILLAGE GREEN 20 Andrew Da vis 10/05/82 189 80 All giini'ls ~~in 21 Sean Patton 23/09/7 4 185 93 RAFTERS? SATURDAY JUNE' 17 23 Steve Abbott 09/01 /76 173 80 VS CAMPBELLTOWN 24 Mark Di xon 26/09/79 185 80 ------If so, get RAFTERS to do your tax! 27 Bri an O'Driscoll 28/04/69 SATU~DAV J\jLV 1 ,iVS NORTH SHORE 28 Paul Webber 188 85 V GST/ABN registrations V Tax returns 29 Tim Banfield 185 85 w, SUNDAY .JULY:. 30, 30 Angus Darling 03/02/83 VS EAST COAST EAGLES ------V Management reports V Business set-ups 33 Ryan Keys D7 /08/77 184 10 34 Shayn e Reid 18/05/W 187 83 Lvl 6, 4 O'Connell St, Sydney 1 Membrey St, Granville 39 Doug Reid 05/07 /77 160 65 43 Jason Gouge 05/06/75

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SYDNEY AFL RECORD Round 10, June 10-12 2000 S¥DNE-V AFL RECE>RD:' SYDNEY SWANS SFA Round 10Wrap Red & White 2000 learn list Coach: Ten straight for relentless Kookaburras . NAME G B

12 Nie Fosdike 26/2/80 175 75 perfect weekend for football was capped off in the SFA on Sunday at 13 Dani el McPhe rson 5/7/75 179 85 ASydney Uni, when la st year's grand finalists, in both grades, squared off. As was the case in most of the previous encounters, the Students got up in 16 Ryan0 'Co nnor 27/6/74 195 106 Proudly Supported By: reserve grade, whilst the Kookaburras took out the main game. Sydney Uni looked to be coming in to a bit of form as they took on the 17 Andrew Bamford 19/7 /7 4 183 90 - . -- - reining premiers, and led until early in the second quarter, before Mac Uni 24 Jude Bo lton 15/3/80 178 77 produced one of se veral bursts of goals that were to prove the difference in . - -- - the game. 25 Scott Ru sse ll 7/5/70 180 75 Midfielders Shane Sampson and Nigel Dryden were the driving force behind the Kookaburras charge, whilst Rod Jackson was a great target up forward. 26 Simon Feast 1/12/74 196 96 ------Sydney Uni were well served early in the game by Alex Morrison until he 30 7/ 3/80 187 84 was injured, whilst Gay and Biskup gave them run in the middle and --- -- Macoustra and Touhy were strong in defence. 31 25/10/76 180 80 Manly returned to the winner's list, although only just as they gave up a ---- large lead to UNSW/ES, who got to within four points before the final siren, at 32 Stephen Doyl e 13/7 /81 204 91 Weldon Oval. ------35 Scott Stevens 15/1 /82 192 76 UNSW/ES improved dramatically upon previous performances, to test the - ---·------strong Manly side, who welcomed back spearhead Jaret Hogarth with six goals, 38 6/5/79 180 84 whilst Tim Anderson with four goals and newcomers Hardy Crombach and ------Justin Waters helped the home side take the points. 39 Ryan 0'Keefe 24/1/81 185 86 QB Holroyd-Parramatta-Blacktown maintained their position in the top two, - ---- INSURANCE with a win over South-West Sydney that looked comfortable, but may have 40 Ben Fi xter 23/6/81 180 80 flattered them on the scoreboard . 41 1/7/81 192 80 Shaun Edmunds, Tim Campbell and Pat Gallagher continued their good form for the Goannas, wh ilst George Krejza, Phil Jones and Daniel Saunders 42 Gerrard Bennett 9/4/79 190 97 contributed to the Magpies efforts once again . Wollongong had a huge win over the Southern Sharks at home, although the 43 Dav id Le Pavou x 2/2/81 185 85 youthful Sharks side, to their credit, did not lie down. Fred David continued his 44 Peter McGrath 28/4/81 182 78 solid form in front of goals, with eight majors, whilst Jason Vaughan, Matt Hundry and Mick Cutting all had big games in the south-side derby. 45· Paul Alli so n 16/8/79 186 85 An upset was looming at Greygums Oval, as Hawkesbury took the lead over Penrith in the third quarter, although their hopes were short lived as the home 46 Scott Muller 18/7 /79 183 69 side steam rolled the late in the game to record an important win. 47 Leigh Brockman 23/7 /78 193 91 Jason Ware kicked six for the victors, whilst Mark Egan and Nathan Hearnes -----~--~ - -·---- - gave them plenty of run through the middle. ' 48 Brett White 9/3/81 176 74 This week will be vital for many teams' fortunes, in an interesting round of SFA football. The much improved Wollongong side travel to play competition leaders Mac Uni, whilst second placed H-P-B take on fellow finals candidate Manly at @~ home. Rushed Penrith travel to play the Sharks in a vital game for both sides to stay in NSW/ACT touch with the top five. ◄ ►

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No. NAME DOB HT WT G B 2. Jason Clarke 17/12/74 184 78 p~ -·-----~ 3. Kristen Williams 2/4/81 190 88 u 5. Alistair Rich ardson 2/4/8J 188 86 - ---- Proudly Supported By: 6. Grant Broderick 16/10/76 176 84 l _7_. _S~e§ I lt-Jl1'1e _____26/~/74_ 185 80 8. Tim Nunan 3/8/73 177 81 ---- 10. Richard Gerke 18/2/72 182 82 ------Paul Folkard 194 11 . ---- 23/12/81- 90 12. Daniel Delooze 24/3/82 180 80 13. Tim Hall 15/12/74 186 90· ------14. Adam Grossmann 10/8/72 190 89 15. Peter Dixon 20/80/74 186 ---- 16.~ 3/8/72 192 90 Security ------19. ;r..A'l I~,· 19/1t78 188 86 I ,~ A 20 .. Oi;idFeee OGJI~ 20/7/70 185 83 21 . Peter Carey 13/11/79 187 88 --- 22. ~ls~EJ li,lmley 8/10/74 189 86 _23_.~_ 11'¥f!;Te' ___ - -~21/12/72- 190 87

.j, 24. Damian Clarke PENNO BALL uu --- 25. ·~~QI· Gffl!/ 27 /11/73 190 85 26. ~.Atshlo, ~sll 19/8P6 184 87 I SAT AUG 5th I ------·- 27. Chris Yard 26/4/JZ 197 95 PENNANT HILLS DEMONS · ANNUAL BALL ------Saturday AUGUST 5th , Starting at 6.30PM 28. Anthony Brawn 24/2/75 190 90 Including: A Three Course Dinner + Beer, Wine & Softies ------I a GUEST SPEAKER, COMEDY REVIEW & LIVE BAND! 30. Paul Goo ley 186 To be held @ The EPPING CLUB {RSL Club), EPPING 8/1.0P, 86 31:

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The AFL (NSW/ACT) is taking the game to Aboriginal communities throughout New South Wales

---- he AFL (NSW/ACT) has underta ke n a program to introduce the Auskick 188 96 Program to a number of Aborig ina l communities in various region s of ------·------T -• 4 Marc Bauer 180 Proudly Supported By: NSW through school based prog ra ms, after school programs and also 22/1 /79 74 community ba sed programs. r, 5 Paul Casey 16/11/73 175 80 ti In 1999 a program was established at Wilcannia, in central NSW, through a - -·------~ 6 Brad Freney 179 partnership with the Department of Juvenile Justice and also the Department • 20/2/73 92 of Sport and Recreation. 7 .Jafflia-01 Ci ~ii,, 6/2/71 190 J02 This year, further focu s will be given to other regions of NSW to include 8 ~ n, MeFF is 16/7/76 178 83 Aboriginal communities in Broken Hill, Menindee, Lake Cargellico, --~---- Wentworth, Dareton, Tumut and Wa gga. 9 -Mi=E FH'l el 01,1~serl' 28/6/68 182 75 The establi shment of the Abor ig inal program s has been through the - ---- .81ai ~ I lelffl eS' commitmen t of Wagga based Devel opment Manager Jeff Nimmo and Griffith 10 18/3/75 188 90 base Develop ment Manager Paul Habel , in con sultation with local Aboriginal • 11 Dani el Coughlin .. 21/2/80 183 95 organisations in their regions. ------12 .J:ee I IF~blA ,H;t .. 11/3/69 .., 181 SuchHair Design The commitment by the AFL th ro ugh the RIO TINTO Program, which has 89 been extremely succe ssful in the Northern Terri tory, will move its focus to the 13 A1, d1 e~~ Willi f!m s~ 23/6/77 175 -• 76 Broken Hill region with a visit by Gilbert McAdam, Development Officer for ,- 14 Steph en Hudson 27 /7 /82 181 ,80 sWestermSuburbs RIO TINTO, during early July. - -- - - Gilbert will spend fo ur days in the region and conduct clinics in Broken Hill, -• 15 Arron Convery 29/12/75 183 85 ' B~nquef·Auction Wilcannia and Menindee. Shane Dupille 176 76 •;IJ, .f;, ·.. _. ·V •i'!k·<• t The visit by Gilbert is further proof of the commitment by the AFL to ' 16 9/9/68 Satu~day July4i 7pm at strengthen lin ks with isolated regio ns of NSW and provide opportunities for .. 17 Ben Cottrell 22/3/80 181 80 Western Suburbs Licensed Club. . ~ ~ . ~ Abo riginal communities through a quality program. 18 ~ /\ FAlStF9jil€j 191 95 On completion of the these program s a team of 20 Aboriginal children will 27 /1/81 / be selected to play little a league game at half time at the Sydney Swans v • 19 Nathan Chi sholm ·:28;12;n 184 80 West Coast on July 2. ------20 -!: co Casey · 21/6/78 184 72 - -·--- -- " 21 Scott Thomlin so n 11/9/71 192 95 Western Suburbs invites all players, officials, members and supporters to ~22 Daniel Hockey 20/10/80 183 - -·-··----- Western Suburbs Licensed Club ~23 Mark Mooney 5/11/7p 184 90 11 40 Hampton St Croydon Pk • 24 Craig Spence r 28/4/75 180 77 --- Join us for drinks and match awards • 27 Dale Odg ers 4/6/71 197 102 after the game. .) 41 Darryl Hoffm an 24/12/77 182 82 45 ~~:tie~~en Bmt 14/12/78 185 75

54 Q Petei'-~e+e&Z 30/10/71 175 90 ' ' ~ 6-. " ' @i!) Ru e · 3~..;;{.~.zc~ 1 1 /, time /, time '/, time full time NSW/ACT 16-] """' -- STGEORGE CAMPBELLTOWN oam l1'st Red & White oam l1'st Reflex Blue & White 2000 l[j Coach: Simon Wilson Captain: Greg Coffey 2000 l[j Coach: Geoff Valentine Captain: Trevor Burnett

NAME B HT WT G B No NAME DOB HT WT G B Scott Richmond 19/11 /81 167 66 1 Tre vo r Burnett 21/05/69 172 75 ------·------2 Michael Talbot 21/4/81 180 72 2 Shannon Courtney 19/05/80 184 77 ------3 Bruce Gilmour 3/10/75 177 75 3 Peter Fr ee 21/05/71 172 76 ------Proudly Supported By: ~hi!_I_ Daff~ __ _ 2_5_/6_/7_4_ 1~ __8 _8 __ _ 4 Chris Le es 15/02/80 182 76.4 5 Simon Wilson 2/12/71 170 70 _5_ De~ Raper ___ _ 20_/_09_/7_6_ 184 _ 84______------MONARCH Proudly Supported By: 6 Cameron Raper . 12/1/76 180 77 7 Marc Rose 31 /12/72 181 88 ------8 Michael Faulkner 31/07/80 181 75 7 Craig Tognolini 26/11/77 180 78 ------·------8 Matthew Gibson 3/6/69 186 90 9 Adam Fiddler 9/02/76 175 76 ---- 9 Dale Wakefield 25/4/81 175 81 10 Brian Kershaw 5/06/61 175 79.5 ------10 Stephen Lording 6/6/78 192 97 11 Michael Foran 18/02/80 183 76 ------J]__ ChristQQb_ei_.JQrdan _ 19;12;80 18Q__.§L ____ _ } 1_ Greg Coffey __ __4_ /_1/_71_ __18_ 8_ 9_4_ 13 Mick Kemp 13/05/77 191 95 12 Nicholas Lill ey 15/2/81 188 84 ------14 Shannon Prenter 10/10/77 181 80 13 Ashley Carter 1/7 /74 180 76 ------15 Royce Simpson 26/10/71 173 80 15 Nicholas Carter 4/6/76 178 76 JOIN IAN TRENT, ------16 Andrew Blackman 29/10/80 182 76 GRJ:(3 flAQLfEY Ar,IQ 17 Peter Orton 22/6/72 173 79 ------0 --··- -- ·------17 Jason Haddock 10/07 /78 189 86 .,1, ST GEORGE .GENERAL 18 Jim Kazaglis 11 /7 /80 184 82 ------MANAGERTONY HINE AS - ~------18 Matthew Withers 11/01/80 189 100 19 Mark Graham 14/5/77 180 84 ------THEY ARE CAUGHTTALKING ---- 19 Gary Webb 8/04/82 179 70 ;.SYDNEY AFLQNTHE BIG 20 Craig O'Brien 3/3/7.0 174 89 ------LEADERS ------~- - - - 21 Nigel Cunningham 10/06/76 187 85.9 SPORTS BREAKFAST:,AT , 21 Lee McHugh 21 /9/80 183 86 ------IN LAND ~£.50AM JUESp~ys 2KY ------22 Sean Fitzpatrick 3/12/76 186 88 & PROPERTY 01\1' 23 Jonathon Shineburg 8/7 /81 188 86 :sPORTSANDJ4LK AT ;jo17 ------23 Brendan Foran 13/,11 /75 186 85 ONYOURAM DIAL 24 Cameron Dru ery 23/5/77 191 88 ------~~h~ Hugh~ 10/06/74 190 89 1/ 25 Michael Ryan · 28/2/77. 183 90 -- - - -.--- _3_5_ C~~ Fretw_el_l __ _ 1_3/_0_9/_82_ _179 70 11/~/00: Night ~t the UPCOMING SOCIAL EVENTS - 29 Richard Talbot 21/4/81 186 '85 ------~Peter Murphy 18/03/81 Gasinq: Followipg the match 31 Shane Demir 17/5/80 177 70 Annual Auction Night on 27 Geoff Valentine 6/01 /70 182 86 a dinnevhas been booked at July 15th at Roslyn Gardens 32 Adam Demir 24/4/79 176 70 28 Wayne Clarke 20/08/77 181 79.5 rd ·--- the Sta Gasino Restaurant., , 33 Hadyn Reid 18/11/75 189 88 --·- Pf. c;; "" Annual Presentation Night --·-- -- 29 Greg Ke llner 7/04/68 ------fhices and exact detailswill Friday September 8th 35 Jason Allie 30/1/70 186 87 30 Troy Courtney 9/1.1/77 180 80 Penhurst RSL be ;~ctv'ise; shorti'y J§_ Evan You~ __ __6_ /3_/8_1_ _1 _94_ _87 _ 32 Joel McLennan 8/05/78 38 Aaron Rogers 5/1 /84 190 82 33 Ben Jones 11/04/80 Phone Jenny Richmond for ------details on 9543 1224 39 Ben Battams 31/7/79 191 89 35 Daniel Keen 13/09/72 179 86 ------42 Andrew Strick land 23/4/68 181 88 42 Corey Bocking 9/12/75 182 80 -·------·------·------47 Mark Perrett 19/3/82 190 84 43 Shane Frederiksen 3/04/73 ------48 Nick Brady 25/6/80 192 90 46 Dave Despard 20/03/71 183 89 ------Rushed Rushed

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