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Sydney AFL Sydney AFL Games Round 10 ' . June 10-12 2000 $1.50 ..... "1ILI'S_ Tnr+o +ho A;++o.,.o't/JrD 11rt:__.1.,, Jl.n CT);llt,.,tenee Face in the crowd Friday Night Action Watch a game and win a watch IS THIS YOU? Each week our photographer will snap a face in the crowd at one of the Sydney AFL Sydney AFL games. All you have to do is check the inside back page each week and if you see yourself looking back at you then you are the weekly winner. Just ring Nicola Cheesman on 9955 1722 FOOTBALL by NEXT FRIDAY and send in some photo ID to claim your great prize. You'll win a AFL club Splash watch of your choice from DSV Merchandising. The splash watch is water resistant to 50 This week's winner: metres and features a dynamic graphic of If this is you, your favourite AFL team logo. It comes contact Nicola Cheesman with a two year warranty and is available now from most What's New stores in on 9955 1722 "\VILI'S Sydney. to claim your prize. 11 11 ET09te the COt//eJteJtoe Enjoy Friday June 16 • 713 pm 15 Entry Kids & Swans ltembers FREE For mo informati can L (NS~\ on 5 S 112 2 ··~ 'AFL Fiif re What's on in the AFL? All games 2.00pm unless otherwise indicated The latest news from the AFL (NSW/ACT) 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 Sydney Swans 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, 1, "' n_ ? ?n n heedy steers North Shore North Shore v UNSW/ES .. NSW/ACT North Sydney Oval 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.
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