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The halfway point of the season gives us a P W L D % Pts chance to reflect on the season to date. Geelong 11 11 0 0 143.3 44 Collingwood 11 10 1 0 178.3 40 Carlton 11 8 2 1 137.6 34 Hawthorn 11 8 3 0 126.9 32 Few sides across the grades can rest on their laurels at the halfway stage of the AFL Sydney competition. Only four Sydney 11 7 3 1 108.9 30 out of the seventy-eight teams in the League remain unbeaten; Macquarie University (Division Four), Southern Power (Division Five), East Coast Eagles (Under 18 Premier Cup), and Campbelltown (Under 18 Challenge Cup). West Coast 11 7 4 0 123.1 28 On the flipside, only two sides are yet to register a win in 2011; Campbelltown (Premier Division) and Holroyd- Parramatta (Division Five). Fremantle 11 6 5 0 98.8 24

Essendon 11 5 5 1 119.1 22 The season has also thrown up some exciting moments. Some moments that come to mind include UNSW kicking a goal after the siren to defeat Campbelltown in Round 2 of the Premier Division competition, and Camden producing a St Kilda 11 4 6 1 94.0 18 twenty-plus goal turnaround to notch their first win in Division Two, against Balmain. The Round before the June long weekend also saw the first draw of the season, where Illawarra and St Ignatius, Riverview, could not be separated in Melbourne 11 4 6 1 93.7 18 their Under 18 Premier Cup clash. That weekend also saw a couple of notable milestones being achieved– with Richmond 11 4 6 1 90.4 18 Tony Mance playing his 300th club game for Holroyd-Parramatta (Division Two), and club-captain, Alan Kymantas bringing up the century for UTS (Premier Division). Both sides did the right thing and win for these two champions. North Melbourne 11 4 7 0 99.7 16 Western Bulldogs 11 3 8 0 84.2 12 Last weekend, the best players of the competition represented Sydney in Interleague matches in Cairns and Newcastle. Unfortunately, neither side was able to register a win against tough opponents. The Under 23 Develop- Adelaide 11 3 8 0 78.9 12 ment Squad were beaten to the tune of ten goals by the Riverina League, while the Senior side matched it with AFL Cairns, only to fall short by 16 points. Full match reports can be read on Pages 4 and 5 of the Record. Brisbane 11 2 9 0 77.6 8

Port Adelaide 11 2 9 0 68.3 8 So, to this weekend, where matches are spread over three days. The first is a Friday night fixture with UTS hosting Balmain at Henson Park. The venue is a happy hunting ground for the Bats, as it was the scene of their first Premier Gold Coast 10 2 8 0 54.7 8 Division win over Campbelltown. Their forward line was potent on that day with Hamish Turner starring, with Andrew Davis playing a strong supporting role. Balmain, themselves, sit equal top with East Coast, and, fair to say, have exceeded everyone‘s expectations to date. They should regain Troy Luff and Nic Fosdike, while in-form, Daniel Turner is expected to miss after pulling a hamstring. St Kilda 12.9-81 def. Western Bulldogs 8.9-57 Pennant Hills will fancy their chances against Sydney University, who are coming off a loss to North Shore, at Mike West Coast 15.16-106 def. Adelaide 10.7-67 Kenny Oval, in the first of the Saturday matches. The Demons have had an extended break, courtesy of a Bye be- North Melbourne 18.14-122 def Gold Coast 9.9-63 fore the long weekend. Before that, they were in strong form, with Sebastian Parker and Tim Wales, among the Geelong 13.10-88 def Hawthorn 13.5-83 players hitting their straps. Sydney Uni are crippled, somewhat, by a number of injuries, and will be out to prove the Carlton 19.10-124 def Brisbane 9.9-63 loss against the Bombers was a minor hiccup. There is plenty of class, with players such as Tim Barrett and Adam Campbell. Sydney 9.21-75 def Richmond 9.11-65 St George were unable to overcome a slow start against Balmain before the break, eventually going down by four Fremantle 15.8-98 def Essendon 9.10-64 goals. They could hold their heads high with the effort they showed, and will be favoured to beat Campbelltown at Olds Park. Nils Williams was brilliant up forward against the Bats, but might not get enough supply with Stephen Collingwood 19.15-129 def Melbourne 6.5-41 Wilsen and Declan Donohue keen to re-start their charge toward the finals. Port Adelaide Bye The last Saturday match sees another tough prospect for Western Suburbs against UNSW at Picken Oval. UNSW sit just outside the top five, and will need to win to stay in touch. The Magpies have endured a tough first-half to the season, and a loss could spell the end of their season. With a fresh approach, they could challenge the Bulldogs.

ROUND 13 ROUND 14 The Sunday game sees Illawarra host North Shore. The home ground advantage will no doubt aide the Lions, who Friday Friday Western Bulldogs v Adelaide @ Etihad Hawthorn v Essendon @ MCG defeated Western Suburbs last start. They will find it tough against the Bombers, who, as mentioned, were impres- Saturday Saturday sive against the Students, with the Fitzgerald and Harry brothers leading the way. Hawthorn v Gold Coast @ Aurora Richmond v Melbourne @ MCG Essendon v North Melbourne @ Etihad Gold Coast v Western Bulldogs @ Metricon See you at the footy! Brisbane v Richmond @ Gabba Sydney v Collingwood @ ANZ St Kilda v Geelong @ MCG Frenantle v Brisbane @ Patersons Officeworks: Sunday Sunday a trusted partner in the Melbourne v Fremantle @ MCG Geelong v Adelaide @ Skilled publication of the Carlton v Sydney @ Etihad Carlton v West Coast @ Etihad Football Record. West Coast v Port Adelaide @ Patersons Port Adelaide v North Melbourne @ AAMI Bye— Collingwood Bye— St Kilda Record Cover Photo courtesy of Michael Vettas

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CLUB CONTACTS 2011 AFL SYDNEY PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE AUBURN Ali Faraj 0414 676415 [email protected] Round 1 Round 7 Round 12 Round 18 Sat 2 April Sat 14 May Sat 25 June Fri 5 August BALMAIN Adam Coles 0488 771781 [email protected] NS 17.7 Ill 9.13 NS 7.7 BAL 11.12 Wests v UTS Balmain v Nth Shore Sat 6 August CAMDEN Tom Koski 0401 785042 [email protected] UTS 10.6 UNSW 19.8 SU 21.11 Cam7.10 C‘town v Pennant Hills WS 8.11 STG 13.6 PH 12.13 WS 8.6 Nth Shore v UNSW/ES ECE v Campbelltown UNSW/ES v St George CAMPBELLTOWN Terry Neilsen 0404 072025 [email protected] PH 9.10 Bal 13.8 UNSW 17.9 UTS 6.17 Sun 26 June Illawarra v UTS ECE 14.6 SU 14.8 ILL 17.13 STG 4.7 Balmain v Sydney Uni Sun 7 August EAST COAST EAGLES Craig Abercrombie 0413 642055 [email protected] Campbelltown—Bye ECE—Bye ECE v St George Wests v Pennant Hills Round 2 Round 8 Illawarra—Bye Sydney Uni—Bye HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Clive Sharp 0433 403620 [email protected] Fri 8 April Sat 21 May Round 13 Round 19 Bal 12.25 UTS 7.8 CAM 7.9 ILL 12.15 Sat 2 July Sat 13 August ILLAWARRA Doug Sweeney 0412 721154 [email protected] Sat 9 April UNSW/ 13.17 PH 19.14 Sydney Uni v UTS St George v Balmain P‘Hills v UNSW/ES MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Luke Gemmill 0401 214812 [email protected] Cam 12.8 UNSW 12.12 WS 7.5 ECE 17.10 UNSW/ES v Balmain STG 5.3 ECE 26.16 SU 27.14 STG 9.8 Illawarra v Campbelltown Nth Shore v Syd Uni MANLY WARRINGAH Richard Wharton 0413 380925 [email protected] WS 16.11 NS 7.5 UTS 11.8 NS 18.16 Nth Shore v St George Illawarra v ECE Ill 7.7 PH 11.9 BAL—Bye Pennant Hills v ECE Sun 14 August UTS v Wests MOOREBANK Mark Coles 0424 249078 [email protected] Sydney Uni—Bye Round 9 Wests—Bye Campbelltown—Bye Round 3 Sat 28 May Round 14 Round 20 NOR WEST Glenn Whitney 0403 185265 [email protected] Sat 16 April CAM 13.5 v BAL 22.13 Sat 9 July Sat 20 August NS 4.7 ECE 16.12 STG 11.12 v UNSW 15.6 Campbelltown v Wests NORTH SHORE Steve Watters 0419 875708 [email protected] Campbelltown v UTS SU 7.18 WS 3.9 WS 8.10 v SU 15.13 St George v Sydney Uni St George v P‘Hills UTS 6.5 ILL 7.14 PH 17.7 v ILL 6.6 Illawarra v UNSW/ES PENNANT HILLS Ian Parker 0428 261984 [email protected] UNSW v Nth Shore Sun 17 April ECE 23.18 v UTS 4.0 ECE v Nth Shore ECE v Wests PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579061 [email protected] Bal 11.13 UNSW 9.9 NS—Bye Sun, 10 July Syd Uni v Illawarra PH 19.13 Cam 10.14 Round 10 Balmain v Pennant Hills Balmain—Bye RIVERVIEW Richard Hawtin 0404 827420 [email protected] St George—Bye Sat 4 June UTS—Bye Round 4 UNSW 10.14 v ECE 22.22 Round 15 Sat 27 August SAINTS afc Andrew Blakemore 0407 012155 [email protected] Mon, 25 April SU 8.9 v NS 15.14 Sat 16 July Qualifying Final Cam 5.9 STG 14.17 ILL 12.10 v WS 10.9 Balmain v Wests Sun 28 August SOUTHERN POWER Matt Graham 0416 007131 [email protected] ECE 18.12 UNSW 8.2 Sun 5 June UNSW/ES v C‘town Elimination Final WS 9.3 BAL 9.16 BAL 15.11 v STG 12.6 UTS v St George ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405546 [email protected] ILL 12.14 SU 22.4 UTS 14.9 v CAM 10.9 Nth Shore v Pennant Hills Saturday 3 Sept SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Brett Pettersen 0416 095042 [email protected] UTS—Bye PH—Bye Sydney Uni v ECE 2nd Semi Final Pennant Hills—Bye Representative Weekend Illawarra— Bye UNSW/ES Steve Ray 0411 408654 [email protected] Nth Shore—Bye Sat 11 June Round 16 Sunday 4 Sept Round 5 Syd U23 8.14 v Riverina 19.8 Sat 23 July 1st Semi Final UTS Anthony Leach 0412 856996 [email protected] Sat 30 April Sun 12 June Wests v Illawarra Cam 2.2 ECE 14.14 Cairns 11.8 v Sydney 8.10 ECE v Balmain Sunday 11Sept WESTERN SUBURBS Andrew Taylor 0411 859834 [email protected] PH 7.6 NS 9.12 Round 11 Pennant Hills v UTS Preliminary Final SU 11.13 Bal 14.11 Fri 17 June UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni NSWAF UMPIRES Angus Heritage 0408 651855 [email protected] UNSW 12.14 Illa 4.18 UTS v Balmain Sun 24 July Saturday, 17 Sept Grand Final STG 16.8 UTS 9.18 Sat 18 June C‘town v Nth Shore

AFL SYDNEY PHOTO’S Wests—Bye Pennant Hills v Sydney Uni St George—Bye

Round 6 St George v Campbelltown Round 17 Sat 7 May Wests v UNSW/ES Sat 30 July Quality action photos of selected AFL Sydney games can be NS 26.14 Cam 7.9 Sun 19 June Nth Shore v Wests viewed at: STG 10.8 WS 7.16 Illawarra v Nth Shore St George v Illawarra UTS 12.12 SU 26.13 ECE—Bye UTS v ECE www.saflphotos.com.au/info/ ECE 15.11 PH 3.10 Sydney Uni v P‘Hills Sun 8 May Sun 31 July Enquiries: Michael Vettas on 0414 899 515 Bal 9.14 Illa 10.12 Balmain v Campbelltown UNSW/ES—Bye UNSW/ES—Bye

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AFL SYDNEY STATISTICS FIXTURES—ROUNDS 11 & 12 FIXTURES 17-19 JUNE FIXTURES 25-26 JUNE 2011 LEADING GOALKICKERS 2011 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP U18/3 SEN RES W TOT Premier Division Premier Division RDS Friday, June 17 Saturday, June 25 PREMIER DIVISION EAST COAST 48 24 17 89 UTS v Balmain @ Henson Park @ 7.00pm Western Suburbs v UTS @ Picken Oval @ 1.10pm JAMIE VLATKO EAST COAST 4 35 Saturday, June 18 Campbelltown v Pennant Hills @ Monarch Oval @ 2.10pm BALMAIN 48 28 8 84 Pennant Hills v Sydney University @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 2.10pm North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 2.30pm STEPHEN DOYLE EAST COAST 3 32 St George v Campbelltown @ Olds Park @ 2.10pm Sunday, June 25 PENRITH 42 32 6 80 RYAN PRICE ILLAWARRA 4 30 Western Suburbs v UNSW/ES @ Picken Oval @ 2.10pm Balmain v Sydney University @ Drummoyne Oval @ 2.10pm Sunday, June 19 East Coast Eagles v St George @ Bruce Purser @ 4.10pm SYDNEY UNI 42 24 12 78 LEIGH LAVERY UNSW/ES 0 26 Illawarra v North Shore @ North Dalton Park @ 2.10pm Illawarra—Bye East Coast Eagles—Bye Division One ANDREW DAVIS UTS 5 25 MACQUARIE UNI 42 16 14 72 Division One Saturday, June 25 DIVISION ONE STHN POWER 39 16 12 67 Saturday, June 18 Western Suburbs v UTS @ Picken Oval @ 11.00am Pennant Hills v Sydney University @ Mike Kenny Oval @ 12.00pm North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12.30pm STEPHEN BROOKS MAC UNI 0 26 MANLY 48 8 10 66 Western Suburbs v UNSW/ES @ Picken Oval @ 12.00pm Manly-Warringah v Pennant Hills @ Weldon Oval@ 2.10pm UTS v Macquarie University @ Trumper Park @ 2.10pm Macquarie Uni v Sydney Uni @ University Oval @ 6.10pm ALAN FRITSCH STHN POWER 6 22 SAINTS AFC 30 24 5.4 59.4 Southern Power v Manly-Warringah @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.30pm Sunday, June 26 Sunday, June 19 East Coast Eagles v Southern Power @ Bruce Purser @ 12.00pm BRETT HARLAND MAC UNI 2 22 PENNANT HILLS 30 16 10 56 Illawarra v North Shore @ North Dalton Park @ 12.00pm Illawarra—Bye LEVI BRAIN MANLY 1 21 HOLROYD-PARRA 36 8 10 54 East Coast Eagles—Bye Division Two Division Two Saturday, June 25 DESMOND WORRELL SYDNEY UNI 3 20 NORTH SHORE 30 8 13 51 Saturday, June 18 Manly-Warringah v Camden @ Weldon Oval @ 12.00pm St George v Manly-Warringah @ Olds Park @ 12.00pm Nor-West v St George @ Bensons Lane @ 2.10pm DIVISION TWO UNSW/ES 30 16 2 48 Sydney University v Auburn @ St Pauls Oval @ 2.10pm Auburn v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Mona Park @ 2.10pm

TROY COLE SYDNEY UNI 5 54 Nor-West v Balmain @ Bensons Lane @ 2.10pm Moorebank v Penrith @ Rosedale Oval @ 3.30pm AUBURN 36 4 4 44 Camden v Moorebank @ Harrington Park @ 2.10pm Sunday, June 26 A KYPRIANOU BALMAIN 5 42 Holroyd-Parramatta v Penrith @ Gipps Rd @ 2.30pm Balmain v Sydney University @ Drummoyne Oval @ 12.00pm ST GEORGE 24 12 6 44 Division Three Division Three DALE CHIVAS PENRITH 1 35 NOR-WEST 30 8 3.8 41.8 Saturday, June 18 Saturday, June 25 TIMOTHY CUMMINS PENRITH 8 27 North Shore v Western Suburbs @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12.00pm Western Suburbs v UTS @ Picken Oval @ 9.00am ILLAWARRA 30 4 5 39 Sydney University v East Coast Eagles @ St Pauls Oval @ 12.00pm North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10.30am DIVISION THREE UTS v Macquarie University @ Trumper Park @ 12.00pm Campbelltown v Saints afc @ Monarch Oval @ 12.00pm MOOREBANK 12 20 2 34 Southern Power v Saints afc @ Gwawley Oval @ 12.30pm Macquarie Uni v Sydney Uni @ University Oval @ 4.00pm CASEY STEPHENS UNSW/ES 6 28 UNSW/ES v Campbelltown @ Village Green @ 2.10pm Sunday, June 26 UTS 6 14 11 31 ANDREW LADBURY SAINTS 1 23 Division Four East Coast Eagles v Southern Power @ Bruce Purser @ 10.00am Saturday, June 18 Division Four d CAMPBELLTOWN 0 8 18 26 JOSHUA KRULL STHN POWER 3 20 UTS v Macquarie University@ Trumper Park @ 10.00am Saturday, June 25 CAMDEN 6 8 1.4 15.4 UNSW/ES v Moorebank @ Village Green @ 1200pm Auburn v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Mona Park @ 12.00pm DIVISION FOUR Holroyd-Parramatta v Penrith @ Gipps Rd @ 12.30pm Nor-West v UTS @ Bensons Lane @ 12.00pm JASON BRADLEY PENRITH 6 29 WESTS 6 4 5 15 Manly-Warringah v Auburn @ Weldon Oval @ 2.10pm Moorebank v Penrith @ Rosedale Oval @ 1.30pm Nor-West—Bye Macquarie Uni v Manly-Warringah @ University Oval @ 2.00pm ROWAN PRYOR MAC UNI 7 20 Division Five UNSW/ES—Bye Saturday, June 18 Division Five DIVISION FIVE 2011 FOOTY TIPPING Sydney Uni v Macquarie Uni @ St Pauls Oval @ 10.00am Saturday, June 25 Holroyd-Parramatta v Manly-Warringah @ Gipps Rd @ 10.30am Manly-Warringah v Camden @ Weldon Oval @ 10.00am ANDREW KENT MAC UNI 4 23 NAME LAST TOT Southern Power v Saints afc @ Gwawley Oval @ 10.30am Moorebank v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Rosedale Oval @ 11.30am RYAN LIBBIS STHN POWER 5 20 Camden v Moorebank @ Harrington Park @ 12.00pm Macquarie Uni v Southern Power @ University Oval@ 12.00pm GREG CORLESS 8 84 U18 Premier Cup Saints afc v Sydney University @ Pioneer Park @ 2.00pm U18 PREMIER CUP LUKE TURNER 8 82 Saturday, June 18 U18 Premier Cup Pennant Hills v Sydney University @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 10.00am Saturday, June 25 ETHAN BARCLAY EAST COAST 0 34 MARK COLES 6 82 St George v Western Suburbs @ Olds Park @ 10.00am North Shore v UNSW/ES @ Gore Hill Oval @ 8.30am ALEX BROOKS ST GEORGE 1 25 UNSW/ES v St Ignatius, Riverview @ Village Green @ 10.00am St Ignatius, Riverview v Pennant Hills @ Riverview No.1 @ 10.00am DION BURKE 4 80 East Coast Eagles v Penrith@ Bruce Purser@ 12.00pm Penrith v Sydney University @ Cook Park @ 3.00pm BEN MCGOVERN PENRITH 4 22 Sunday, June 19 Sunday, June 26 MATT EDWINS 4 80 Illawarra v North Shore @ North Dalton Park @ 10.00am East Coast Eagles v St George @ Bruce Purser @ 2.00pm GABRIEL ROBBIE SYD UNI 2 20 U18 Challenge Cup Western Suburbs & Illawarra—Bye STEVE EDWINS 4 78 Saturday, June 18 U18 Challenge Cup U18 CHALLENGE BARNEY 8 78 Southern Power v Moorebank @ Gwawley Oval @ 8.30am Saturday, June 25 JESSE CLARK HOL-PARRA 0 24 Holroyd-Parramatta v Mac Uni Warriors @ Gipps Rd @ 8.30am Moorebank v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Rosedale Oval @ 9.30am JASON SADDINGTON 6 78 East Coast Eagles v Mac Uni Warriors @ Bruce Purser @ 10.00am Campbelltown v Mac Uni Kookas @ Monarch Oval @ 10.00am JORDAN PIDGEON HOL-PARRA 1 24 Manly-Warringah v Mac Uni Kookas @ Weldon Oval @ 12.00pm East Coast Eagles v Mac Uni Warriors @ Bruce Purser @ 12.00pm MATT GRAHAM 8 76 Balmain — Bye Sunday, June 26 TYSON SIMS C‘TOWN 4 21 Balmain v Southern Power @ Drummoyne Oval @ 10.00am NATHAN TYERMAN 6 74 Manly-Warringah — Bye

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AFL Sydney Development vs Riverina FL U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 9

A nine-goal opening quarter paved the way for Riverina to register a 60-point win over the Sydney Under-23 Devel- opment Squad at Newcastle No. 1 Sportsground on Saturday afternoon. ILLAWARRA 3.6, 6.8, 10.11, 12.13 (85) ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 2.3, 6.8, 10.10, 12.13 (85) As part of a double header which saw Black Diamond defeat Farrer in the earlier encounter, Riverina were keen to avenge defeat at the hands of the Under 23 outfit at last year‘s NSW/ACT Regional Championships at Wagga Wagga, and were irrepressible in the opening quarter. GOALS, ILLAWARRA : M. Bates 4, M. Mahony 2, R. Cairnduff 1, T. Walsh 1, J. Errey 1, J. Brookfield 1, W. Cook 1, J. Rodda 1 Winning the toss and kicking with a prevailing wind, Riverina jumped out of the blocks with four quick goals within ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : J. Davis 4, M. Woods 3, T. Meredith 2, P. Diggins 1, D. Gross 1, N. Cooper 1, J. Smith 1 ten minutes. BEST, ILLAWARRA : K. Drury, J. Brookfield, M. Mura, M. Bates, J. Errey, J. Rodda ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : J. Pascoe, D. Robinson, O. Gohl, J. Davis, P. Ferguson, D. Gross It was a clear tactic of the Riverina side to play a physical brand of football and use their experience and bigger bodies to give them first use of the football.

The tactic worked and the going didn‘t get much better for the Sydney side for the remainder of the quarter, as Riverina won all the key statistics and were finding targets easy to come by in the attacking half.

The match was effectively over at quarter-time with Riverina boasting a 54-point lead.

Sydney found some improvement in the second quarter courtesy of greater accountability and ball movement, which saw them register three goals, yet to be outscored again by their rivals. OTHER DIVISION MATCH RESULTS—ROUND 9

Pennant Hills‘ product, Jarred Mobbs typified the greater accountability with an effective tagging display, but there DIVISION THREE were too many contributors for the Troy Maiden-coached side, with Jarrah Maksymow, and eventual best-on- ground, Jamie Maddox, proving particularly dangerous. EAST COAST EAGLES 13.7-85 Def NORTH SHORE 6.11-47

The breeze again seemed to buoy Riverina after half-time as they kept Sydney goalless. Marc Geppert was influ- MACQUARIE UNI 14.10-94 Def SOUTHERN POWER 12.12-84 ential up forward with five goals. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11.10-76 Def SAINTS AFC 5.8-38

Despite the scoreline, Michael Atkinson, and captain, Dale Fitzgerald, toiled hard, with some success for Sydney. UTS 13.9-87 Def CAMPBELLTOWN 6.7-43 The final quarter, to their credit, was dominated by Sydney, as they managed to succeed in linking up play through the corridor. UNSW/ES 20.8-128 Def WESTERN SUBURBS 7.3-45

Late call-up, Mitchell Hogan, was a prominent option up forward, leading all comers for Sydney on the scoresheet, DIVISION FOUR with three goals. PENRITH 15.12-102 Def NOR-WEST 9.10-64

Hayden Nicholls, normally a defender for his home club; UNSW, was dynamic in attack throughout the contest and UTS 23.20-158 Def AUBURN 6.7-43 was rightfully named by the coaching staff as Sydney‘s best player. MOOREBANK 11.11-77 Def MANLY-WARRINGAH 7.6-48 AFL Riverina 9.4 13.5 18.7 19.8-122 AFL Sydney U23 0.4 3.7 3.8 8.4-62 MACQUARIE UNI 19.10-124 Def UNSW/ES 9.7-61 UTS BYE GOALS, Mitchell Hogan 3, Matthew Edwins, Zach Manley, Tim Scoular, Cameron Smith, Michael Atkinson DIVISION FIVE BEST, Hayden Nicholls, Barron Hanson, Jarred Mobbs, Michael Atkinson, Zach Manley, Dale Fitzgerald MOOREBANK 11.15-81 Def SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 6.6-42 SAINTS AFC 7.8-50 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 6.6-42 MACQUARIE UNI 8.8-56 Def CAMDEN 3.6-24 SOUTHERN POWER 20.23-143 Def MANLY-WARRINGAH 2.3-15

U18 CHALLENGE CUP

SOUTHERN POWER 17.15-117 Def MAC UNI KOOKAS 4.8-32 MANLY-WARRINGAH 10.13-73 Def MOOREBANK 10.12-72 CAMPBELLTOWN 13.12-90 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 5.4-34 BALMAIN 15.10-100 Def EAST COAST EAGLES 8.8-56 MAC UNI WARRIORS BYE

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DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 8 AFL Sydney vs AFL Cairns

AFL Cairns proved too strong for AFL Sydney winning 11.8.74 to 8.10.58 at Cazaly Stadium, Cairns today. HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 6.3, 9.6, 9.7, 16.10 (106) MOOREBANK 2.9, 6.10, 9.18, 13.20 (98) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3.0, 5.0, 5.1, 6.1 (37) MANLY-WARRINGAH 1.1, 3.1, 4.1, 4.3 (27) The match was played in warm conditions which ensured that the players fitness was certainly going to be tested GOALS, GOALS, but full credit to all players as the match was fought out to the end. HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : G. Adams 5, M. Stacey 3, L. Cocks MOOREBANK : S. Wicken 5, R. Thompson-Laing 3, A. Furley 2, 2, S. Maguire 2, D. Hook 1, J. Schwarze 1, M. Hill 1, K. Radford J. Moore 2, P. Markou 1 AFL Sydney suffered a setback prior to the match with key defender Ben Taggart a late withdrawal after straining a 1 MANLY-WARRINGAH : D. Pearson 1, F. Pettersson 1, P. hamstring at training the previous day. His place in the side was taken by Western Suburbs defender David SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : T. Cole 5, C. Wilkinson 1 Bourke 1, J. Balderstone 1 Cusick. BEST, BEST, HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : J. Schwarze, A. Bishop, B. Mayne, MOOREBANK :P. Markou, L. Bayne, B. Wells, S. Wicken, R. G. Adams, K. Carville, S. Maguire Bennett, R. Horton The visitors opened up kicking with the aid of a reasonable breeze however it was the home side who was able to SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : S. Lloyd, A. Herring, C. Allworth, A. MANLY-WARRINGAH : C. Donovan, D. Byrne, H. Webb, K. get the first goal with minutes of the match starting. Crowe, B. Pollock, A. Clark Bridger, J. Gottschalk, M. Webb East Coast Eagles forward Stephen Doyle recorded Sydney's first goal from a strong mark however Cairns were able to respond with another two goals before Doyle converted his second goal. A late goal from Cairns saw them go to the first change with a 12 point advantage. BALMAIN 2.6, 8.7, 12.13, 15.16 (106) ST GEORGE 1.2, 2.4, 4.7, 8.9 (57) Cairns opened strongly in the second quarter and their pace and strength were worrying the Sydney side and two goals saw them open up a 25 point lead. With the pressure firmly on the visitors they responded with goals to Doyle, Rowan Bilkey and Jamie Vlatko to bring the margin to within a goal. Cairns were able to steady with a goal GOALS, before a Doyle goal saw Sydney trail by seven points at the long break. East Coast Eagles skipper Jon Vlatko was BALMAIN :A. Kyprianou 5, J. Boyd 3, M. Car 3, C. Bolt 2, M. Busch 1, A. Duell-Ferguson 1 ST GEORGE : R. Talbot 2, V. Stevens 1, Y. Shaw 1, H. Roach 1, J. Ford 1, S. Johnson 1, C. McGinley 1 instrumental in the Sydney comeback showing poise and skill at important moments. BEST, BALMAIN :C. Reichman, K. Jones, N. Whitehead, A. Kyprianou, J. Fretwell, A. Cooper Sydney returned after the long break and completely dominated the third quarter and whilst they were able to keep ST GEORGE : H. Roach, A. Pandelis, D. Pratt, R. Talbot, D. Haban, M. Edwards Cairns scoreless they squandered numerous opportunities in front of goal and they were only able to manage a single major, courtesy of Doyle (his 5th for the match) from nine shots at goal. In the end this inaccuracy had a major bearing on the result.

At three quarter time AFL Sydney had managed to obtain a five point lead. U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 9 Sydney leads was short lived though as Cairns goaled from a free kick within the first minute of the final quarter PENNANT HILLS 4.1, 6.7, 9.9, 13.11 (89) PENRITH 0.2, 5.9, 9.12, 13.15 (93) and with the aid of the breeze were able to gain the ascendancy. Sydney never gave up trying but their efforts in ST GEORGE 1.2, 3.3, 5.4, 7.5 (47) WESTERN SUBURBS 3.3, 5.3, 6.7, 8.9 (57) the third quarter told as they were only able to manage a goal courtesy of Peter Dugmore whilst Cairns were able to steady with three more goals to run out worthy 10 point winners, 11.8.74 to 8.10.58. GOALS, GOALS, PENNANT HILLS : A. Duncan 4, S. Wray 2, J. McInerney 2, M. PENRITH : B. McGovern 4, B. Wilson 3, J. Ponton 2, J. Devlin 1, Cairns should be congratulated on their efforts and whilst AFL Sydney's attitude and commitment could not be Crawford 1, H. Angel 1, T. Edmonds 1, M. Baglin 1, L. Urwin 1 G. Paneras 1, W. Nicholson-Bragg 1, D. Looyschelder 1 questioned they will certainly rue their poor skill execution by both hand and foot as well as in front of goal. ST GEORGE : B. Hodgson 2, A. Whatley 2, S. Bowen 1, H. WESTERN SUBURBS : C. Specha 5, B. Polley 1, P. Maxwell 1, Roach 1, A. Brooks 1 J. Polley 1 BEST, BEST, AFL Cairns will play a return match against AFL Sydney in Sydney in 2013. PENNANT HILLS : C. Baglin, J. McInerney, A. Duncan, H. PENRITH : M. Purse, H. Doyle, B. Mayer, J. Ponton, A. McGee, Angel, A. Nixon B. Wilson AFL Cairns 4.1 7.2 7.2 11.8 (74) ST GEORGE : J. West, H. Brooks, B. Hodgson, J. Lorinczi, M. WESTERN SUBURBS : B. Whitfield, S. Aitchison, J. Bradley, J. AFL Sydney 2.1 6.1 7.7 8.10 (58) McDonald, S. Bowen Polley, C. Specha, B. Polley

Goals: Stephen Doyle 5, Peter Dugmore, Rowan Bilkey, Jamie Vlatko Best: Jon Vlatko (Best Player Award), Kieran Wright, Stephen Doyle, Max Collett, Peter Dugmore, Dave Martin

EAST COAST EAGLES 4.3, 9.4, 9.6, 17.13 (115) NORTH SHORE 6.0, 10.2, 12.7, 14.9 (93) UNSW/ES 1.1, 4.3, 4.3, 6.5 (41) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2.1, 4.1, 5.4, 6.5 (41)

GOALS, GOALS, EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Battistella 4, D. Wright 2, J. Pec- NORTH SHORE : C. Hurst 5, D. Schacher 2, J. Fitzgerald 2, A. queux 2, M. Nance 2, J. Dwyer 1, J. Rylance 1, L. Cox 1, M. Ladomatos 2, M. Douglas 1, M. Robertson 1, E. Sertbas 1 Clinch 1, L. Stuart 1, J. Regan 1, B. Jago 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : G. Robbie 2, R. Hall 1, T. Graham 1, M. UNSW/ES : R. Farrelly 2, L. Job 1, B. Sewell 1, J. Coutts 1, D. Digges 1, A. Yakimov 1 Field-Read 1 BEST, BEST, NORTH SHORE : Z. Middendorf, J. Weir, M. Robertson, H. EAST COAST EAGLES : M. Nance, B. Jago, M. Newson, J. Washington, E. Sertbas, C. Hurst Dwyer, N. Crowe, J. Van Veen SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : T. Graham, M. Self, D. Smith, G. UNSW/ES : F. Rowe, B. Sewell, T. Keogh, R. Farrelly, D. Robbie, S. Lonergan-Stewart, D. Bretag Collins, J. Carey

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2011 NAB AFL SYDNEY RISING STAR DIVISION ONE MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 10

UNSW/ES 4.2, 7.5, 8.6, 9.8 (62) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3.1, 7.5, 11.6, 13.10 (88) EAST COAST EAGLES 3.3, 3.7, 4.12, 7.14 (56) NORTH SHORE 3.1, 4.4, 6.4, 7.4 (46) PATRICK CODLING (North Shore) GOALS, GOALS, UNSW/ES : C. McKinlay 2, M. Johnson 1, D. Carle 1, J. Robbie SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : R. MacPherson 3, D. Worrell 3, T. Aitken 2, J. Swarts 1, P. Coghlan 1, A. Connor 1, C. Walsh 1, W. One of North Shore's best finds of the 2011 season has been eighteen-year-old 1, B. Zieschang 1, J. McAnespie 1, M. Oke 1, D. Mahenthiraro- jah 1 Dempsey 1 Patrick Codling. In his six games so far, he has kicked eight goals and been a NORTH SHORE : B. Hatton 3, B. Sykes 1, J. Costi 1, T. Aynsley regular feature on North Shore‘s list of best players. Playing on the Half- EAST COAST EAGLES : T. Kear 2, J. Duss 1, L. Madden 1, T. Coakley 1, J. Ford 1, D. Gatte 1 1, S. Easey 1 Forward Flank and spending some time on the ball, he has stunned North BEST, BEST, Shore‘s senior players with his speed, ball-winning ability and courage. UNSW/ES : J. McAnespie, A. Bantoft, B. Zieschang, A. Clarke, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : J. Swarts, D. Vincent, R. MacPherson, A. Goodieson, G. Robinson T. Kirkham, M. Carey, B. Rankine EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Ford, J. Dwyer, D. Gatte, J. Mann, J. NORTH SHORE : A. Harmer, S. Easey, L. McColl, T. McMahon, Club Coach Rohan Graham has also been very impressed with Codling‘s per- B. Sykes, D. Orr formance. ―We knew Patrick had some real talent and potential for the future, Duss, L. Madden but he really has improved much faster than we expected‖, Graham said. ―He is an outstanding kid who wants to wants to learn and improve his footy. He has MANLY-WARRINGAH 1.0, 2.4, 4.6, 10.9 (69) SOUTHERN POWER 4.2, 5.4, 10.6, 14.10 (94) also fitted really well into the Senior squad after his time with our under-18s‖. UTS 3.4, 4.8, 6.9, 7.10 (52) MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 2.1, 3.4, 6.5, 7.6 (48)

In short, Graham describes him as a ―ripper of a kid‖. GOALS, GOALS, Coming from local club St Ives, Patrick‘s development is a testament to the MANLY-WARRINGAH :J. Graham 2, T. Thurgarland 2, R. Hart SOUTHERN POWER : A. Fritsch 6, R. Davis 2, M. Graham 1, R. potential that exists in Sydney‘s junior football clubs and the benefits that har- 1, M. Bucheler 1, L. Brain 1, D. Dickerson 1, King-Thornburg 1, M. Bellman 1, L. Jansson 1, I. Holder 1, M. nessing that local talent has for Sydney Football. B. Horrell 1, A. Buncle 1 Young 1 UTS : N. Robinson 2, N. Barrett 1, D. Clinton 1, G. Smith 1, F. MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : B. Harland 2, C. Ludowyke 1, A. McManus 1, P. Byrne 1 MacCulloch 1, A. Govender 1, J. Murphy 1, L. Penrith 1 BEST, BEST, MANLY-WARRINGAH : E. Burke, T. Armitage, W. Brassil, A. SOUTHERN POWER : J. Hardy, R. King-Thornburg, A. Cook, J. Buncle, R. Hart, J. Graham Clarke, G. Enright, M. Young Previous Nominees Rd 8— Ethan Hailey (Illawarra) UTS : J. Colbert, Z. Jardine, A. Whooley, S. Silver, S. MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : A. Polkinghorne, D. Brogan, L. Rd 1—Dave Lycakis (St George) Rd 9—Sam Boughton (Pennant Hills) Donaldson, N. Crema Penrith, B. Harland, J. Murphy, N. Sullivan Rd 2—Jackson Dwyer (East Coast) Rd 3—Hayden Nichols (UNSW/ES) Rd 4—Robbie Bamford (Western Suburbs) ILLAWARRA 2.4, 6.7, 9.11, 12.11 (83) PENNANT HILLS– BYE Rd 5—-Tim Barrett (Sydney University) WESTERN SUBURBS 2.4, 3.6, 4.7, 8.10 (58) Rd 6 —- Lloyd Perris (St George) Rd 7— Craig Moller (Sydney University) GOALS, ILLAWARRA :S. Jenner 2, P. Lloyd 2, P. Ireland 2, D. Sweeney 1, A. Patterson 1, D. Koop 1, B. Hyndes 1, D. Rooke 1, B. Gatwood 1 WESTERN SUBURBS : K. Currie 4, S. McWilliam 1, P. Wilmot 1, J. O'Neil 1, D. Green 1 BEST, ILLAWARRA : R. Banbrook, P. Balding, D. Brooke, P. Ireland, N. Iskra, D. Koop WESTERN SUBURBS : J. Scott, M. Prins, D. Green, P. Wilmot, K. Currie, S. McWilliam

DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 9

AUBURN 0.5, 5.10, 13.12, 16.13 (109) PENRITH 2.4, 5.8, 12.15, 15.19 (109) CAMDEN 4.2, 6.3, 8.4, 10.7 (67) NOR-WEST 0.2, 0.3, 0.3, 1.6 (12)

GOALS, GOALS, AUBURN : M. Moussa 4, E. Kassem 3, S. Kassem 3, L. Alamed- PENRITH : T. Cummins 8, J. Spicer 2, B. Robinson 2, D. Chivas dine 3, M. Kassem 1, T. Zaarour 1, Y. Saraya 1 1, D. Schroot 1, J. Denton 1 CAMDEN : M. Chandler 1, C. Ravlich 1, A. Glynn 1, J. McGregor NOR-WEST : J. Howe 1 1, D. Graham 1, J. Murray 1, T. Hills 1, M. Kennedy 1, C. Murray BEST, 1, M. Halteh 1 PENRITH : D. Schroot, D. Bradley, M. Reinhard, J. Edwards, N. BEST, Allison, J. Spicer AUBURN : W. Jamal-edine, Y. Saraya, M. Moussa, L. Alamed- NOR-WEST : D. Ollington, A. Travers, P. Sherwood, P. Webster, dine, S. Kassem, M. Kassem D. Guthridge, J. Cass CAMDEN : N. Hills, D. Graham, B. Agius, M. Kennedy, C. Rav- lich, A. Glynn

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AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK—RD 10

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

EAST COAST 9 8 0 1 203 94 CAMPBELLTOWN 8 8 0 303 100 Tim Garrett NORTH SHORE 8 6 1 1 193 82 MAC UNI WARRIORS 7 4 2 160 71 UNSW/ES

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 6 3 0 152 67 SOUTHERN POWER 8 5 3 122 63

RIVERVIEW 9 5 2 2 112 67 MANLY-WARRINGAH 9 5 4 111 56 Richard Oehme Jack Dimery PENNANT HILLS 8 5 3 0 103 63 HOLROYD-PARRA 8 4 4 132 50 Illawarra East Coast Eagles ST GEORGE 9 3 6 0 108 33 BALMAIN 8 3 5 78 38

PENRITH 9 3 6 0 58 33 EAST COAST EAGLES 8 3 5 61 38

ILLAWARRA 9 2 6 1 78 28 MOOREBANK 8 2 6 75 25 Nick Roberts Hamish Turner Daniel Turner WESTERN SUBURBS 9 2 6 1 68 28 MAC UNI KOOKAS 8 1 7 33 13 Sydney University UTS Balmain UNSW/ES 9 1 8 0 41 11

PREMIER DIV MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 10 Bill Lafferty EAST COAST EAGLES 8.3, 10.14, 17.19, 22.22 (154) NORTH SHORE 3.5, 5.8, 9.11, 15.14 (104) Western Suburbs UNSW/ES 2.5, 4.7, 7.10, 10.14 (74) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2.4, 3.6, 6.9, 8.9 (57)

GOALS, GOALS, Jon Vlatko EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Vlatko 4, A. Moeller 3, S. Doyle 3, S. NORTH SHORE : P. Brackin 4, S. Paynter 2, P. Codling 2, L. Jason Harry O'Connor 3, J. Vlatko 2, D. Spiteri 2, K. McRedmond 2, M. Clancy 2, B. Attwood 1, B. Oliver 1, Z. Manley 1, T. Strudwick 1, Brendan Fitzgerald East Coast Eagles Maher 1, B. Rogers 1, B. Ure 1 R. Pryor 1 North Shore North Shore UNSW/ES : M. Collett 3, T. Widmer 2, A. Robson 2, R. Pert 1, B. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : C. Kendrick 2, A. Campbell 1, P. Elleman 1, P. Stokes 1 Dugmore 1, C. Clarebrough 1, M. Rigby 1, J. Cole 1, N. Lye 1 BEST, BEST, Mark Toussis EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Vlatko, J. Dimery, K. McRedmond, NORTH SHORE : D. Fitzgerald, J. Harry, B. Fitzgerald, Z. Illawarra S. O'Connor, M. Maher, J. Vlatko Manley, P. Codling, D. Ross UNSW/ES : M. Collett, T. Garrett, R. Pert, O. Sidlo-Jones, A. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : N. Roberts, S. Sloane, T. Barrett, P. Robson, T. Widmer Dugmore, T. Barton, N. Lye UMPIRES: Skinner, Kalayzich, Baigent @ Village Green UMPIRES: Lewis, Garroway, Langdon @ Sydney Uni No. 1 Dale Fitzgerald North Shore ILLAWARRA 3.5, 5.5, 7.8, 12.10 (82) BALMAIN 6.1, 7.3, 12.7, 15.11 (101) WESTERN SUBURBS 2.2, 5.3, 8.8, 10.9 (69) ST GEORGE 2.2, 6.2, 8.4, 12.6 (78)

GOALS, GOALS, ILLAWARRA : R. Price 4, K. Ewen- Chappel 2, J. Daniher 2, M. BALMAIN : J. Saddington 4, M. Edwins 3, A. Clark 2, J. Bates 2, Toussis 1, R. Cutifani 1, R. Wells 1, A. Barned 1 J. Farrell 1, A. Azhar 1, B. Jones 1, A. Mitchell 1 Henry McGregor Jerome Farrell Luke Trimboli WESTERN SUBURBS : M. Eurell 3, T. Bignell 2, S. Hudson 1, ST GEORGE : J. Shineberg 2, C. Ogle 2, B. Sharp 2, S. Wilsen S. Lear 1, S. Pearson 1, C. Drum 1, R. Miller 1 1, K. Donohue 1, D. Napper 1, D. Donohue 1, B. Addison 1, B. UTS Balmain UTS BEST, Jones 1 ILLAWARRA : J. Daniher, R. Oehme, M. Toussis, B. Hanson, D. BEST, Goodley, R. Wells BALMAIN : J. Farrell, T. Stevens, D. Turner, B. Taggart, D. WESTERN SUBURBS : C. McGrath, D. Cusick, B. Lafferty, R. Brian Barrett, K. Walford, J. O'Donoghue ST GEORGE : S. Wilsen, A. Wynn, T. Addison, D. Donohue, B. UMPIRES: MacArthur, Hopkins, Bertram @ North Dalton Park McEvoy, B. Sharp UMPIRES: Fox, Richards, Heard @ Drummoyne Oval

Jeremy Daniher Steve Wilsen

UTS 4.3, 7.5, 10.6, 14.9 (93) PENNANT HILLS – BYE Illawarra St George CAMPBELLTOWN 4.3, 6.5, 7.9, 10.9 (69)

GOALS, UTS : A. Davis 5, J. Spragg 3, S. Way 2, S. Fitzgerald 1, L. Trimboli 1, T. Nixon 1, J. Caica 1 Nils Williams CAMPBELLTOWN : N. Williams 6, B. Martin 1, D. Linsen 1, B. Wharton 1, M. Linsen 1 BEST, Campbelltown UTS : H. Turner, L. Trimboli, H. McGregor, A. Morley, I. Irvin, A. Davis CAMPBELLTOWN : N. Williams, D. Linsen, M. Leach, M. Scully, M. Linsen, K. Hanson UMPIRES: McBrien, Hawkins, Hayter @ Henson Park

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Senior Coach: Michael Hosking PREMIER DIVISION P W L F A % MR DIVISION THREE P W L % MR Club Colours: Black & Green EAST COAST EAGLES 9 8 1 1111 393 283 89 www.utsafc.com UNSW/ES 9 8 1 238 89 BALMAIN 9 8 1 819 597 137 89 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 7 2 143 78 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 7 2 1011 658 154 78 UTS 7 5 2 134 71 No NAME GOALS FINALLY The Bats have come back to the Winner‘s Circle! NORTH SHORE 8 5 3 700 590 119 63 1 TIM WALLACE SAINTS AFC 8 5 3 181 63 2 JAMES CAICA It was a great day, last fortnight, at Henson as the Bats broke PENNANT HILLS 8 5 3 664 567 117 63 SOUTHERN POWER 8 4 4 98 50 3 ZAC JARDINE their Premier Division drought with a win over Campbelltown. It was the perfect way to celebrate the 100 game milestone of UNSW/ES 9 5 4 782 800 98 56 4 ANDREW DAVIS MACQUARIE UNI 9 4 5 145 44 captain Alan Kymantas. ILLAWARRA 10 5 5 698 775 90 50 6 MITCHELL HALL EAST COAST 8 3 5 73 38 7 JOT LYNAS As always, things don‘t happen by accident so the UTSAFC ST GEORGE 9 4 5 639 888 72 44 WESTERN SUBURBS 8 3 5 66 38 would like to thank their key sponsors: 8 DAN MCGRATH WESTERN SUBURBS 9 1 8 536 711 75 11 CAMPBELLTOWN 9 2 7 43 22 9 SHAUN SILVER  Eakin McCaffery Cox UTS 9 1 8 557 1009 55 11 NORTH SHORE 9 1 8 37 11 10 MICHAEL ATKINSON  The UTS Union CAMPBELLTOWN 9 0 9 513 1042 49 0 11 ISAAC IRVINE  The Light Brigade Hotel 12 ANDREW KEITH  Audi Centre Sydney  Corporate Edge DIVISION FOUR P W L % MR 13 BARRY HOLLAND DIVISION ONE P W L % MR 14 ANDREW MORLEY  Bright Wealth  Canadian Club MACQUARIE UNI 7 7 0 194 100 15 ALAN KYMANTAS MANLY WARRINGAH 9 8 1 265 89  Adventure Professionals PENRITH 8 7 1 199 88 16 CHRIS TOLJ MACQUARIE UNI 9 7 2 228 78  Taylor Collison 17 HAMISH TURNER UTS 5 4 1 162 80  Port Finance Group SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 7 2 115 78 21 LUKE TRIMBOLI  Boheem Design MOOREBANK 8 5 3 126 63 SOUTHERN POWER 8 6 2 150 75 22 FRANK BOLAND  PSA Project Management UNSW/ES 9 4 5 80 44 24 TOM STEINFORT  smf recruitment EAST COAST EAGLES 9 5 4 138 56  Hollistic Fitness 25 JONO SPRAGG HOLROYD-PARRA 8 3 5 102 38 PENNANT HILLS 8 4 4 89 50 26 JAMES GARDINER NOR-WEST 6 1 5 77 17 Post match presentations will be at the Light Brigade Hotel from UNSW/ES 9 4 5 68 44 28 MARK TREWHELLA 7pm on Saturday. MANLY-WARRINGAH 7 1 6 57 14 29 SIMON FITZGERALD UTS 8 3 5 92 38 AUBURN 8 1 7 38 13 30 ALEX WHOOLEY NORTH SHORE 8 2 6 57 25

31 DUSTIN TEASDALE WESTERN SUBURBS 9 1 8 52 11 34 SAM WAY ILLAWARRA 10 1 9 48 10 40 ANDREW BURNS 43 ROCH HANMORE DIVISION FIVE P W L % MR 45 FEARGHAL PURCELL 50 PAT TEGART DIVISION TWO P W L % MR SOUTHERN POWER 9 9 0 292 100

51 TOM ROBINSON PENRITH 9 7 2 196 78 SAINTS AFC 9 6 3 145 67 56 MATTHEW WILLIAMS BALMAIN 9 7 2 157 78 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 5 4 127 56 65 HENRY MCGREGOR 66 NICK ROBINSON HOLROYD-PARRA 9 6 3 138 67 MOOREBANK 9 5 4 111 56 83 ALEX COWELL SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 6 3 137 67 MANLY-WARRINGAH 9 5 4 80 56 84 TOM MCGREGOR AUBURN 9 6 3 101 67 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 9 4 5 121 44

NOR-WEST 9 5 4 99 56 CAMDEN 9 2 7 69 22

ST GEORGE 9 3 6 67 33 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 9 0 9 28 0

MOOREBANK 9 2 7 85 22

MANLY-WARRINGAH 9 2 7 58 22

¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 CAMDEN 9 1 8 53 11

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Latest News Results No NAME GOALS It was a picturesque day down at Drummoyne Oval, but the most 1 JANIS BLUMS beautiful thing for Balmain was winning in all 3 grades for the 2 CHRIS BOLT first time in over a decade! The seniors kicked off the day firing 2011 Fixtures Ladders 3 DANIEL BRIAN out of the blocks to take a very handy lead at the first change. St George came back strongly in the second quarter to tighten 4 BEN TAGGERT the gap, before Balmain again kicked away in the third term. Photo Gallery Sydney AFL Forms 5 REECE DORAN The last quarter saw the mighty Dockers hold on by 21 points in 6 ROHAN BATES a hard earned victory! The win leaves us equal on top of the 7 JASON COULLOUPAS ladder with East Coast Eagles, as Sydney Uni suffered a defeat at the hands of North Shore. Jason Saddington led the goals up All the details and player information will be available on the web- 8 DANIEL TURNER front with 4 to his name while Matty Edwins had another good 9 JASON SADDINGTON performance up front with 3. Best for the Dockers was Jerome site by 9pm on the day of the match 10 ANDREW CLARK ―Bloody‖ Farrell who dominated the play a second week running 11 TOM HEAD as did the usual suspects in Travis Stevens, Daniel Turner, Ben Taggart and a rock solid performance by youngster Daniel Brian. 12 NIC FOSDIKE It was great to see ―Aussie‖ Joe Britton with the Dockers who 13 MATTHEW FOSDIKE also had a solid performance in his first game back from the 14 JAMES HOWARD Apple Isle. The Reserves shook off last weeks‘ to rebound 15 A. DUELL-FERGUSON against St George. Big Shows bandits led from start to finish in a 16 RUSSELL GORDON great team performance . Reichy was best on for the boys be- fore going AWOL with the Navy and Kevin Jones was again 17 ROHAN LILLY dominant in the rucks and in the air. The self professed ―Great 18 TRAVIS STEVENS one‖, and new Director of the Drummoyne Sports Club, Andrew 19 BEN KINNAIRD Kyprianou, bagged 5 upfront in a ―great‖ performance. 20 KEVIN JONES Nick Whitehead was a force all day as was Aaron Cottrell in the brilliant victory. The win sees Big Shows boys back on top of the 21 BRAD PLUG ladder going into the break!! Kibler‘s Colts found that glittering 22 MATT EDWINS form they have shown glimpses of in an awesome four quarter 23 NICK TODD effort against East Coast Eagles, and are beginning to threaten 24 TIM SCHMIDT the top teams for some September action! Rhys Lindsay bagged 3 up front and was among the best players on the field. Reese 25 NICK DAVIS Parinihi also slammed home 3 beautiful goals up front and is 26 SAM SCHMIDT becoming a real danger man for the Dockers. Jesse Zammit was 27 BRAEDON JONES best on ground and was backed up well by ―Wild Bill‖ Yole, 28 DAVID YEOMANS Campbell McDonald and captain Alistaire ―Milky‖ Duell- Ferguson! A special thanks to Arie Plug and youngster Fraser 29 ASH AZHAR Phillips for helping with the scoreboard all day….your efforts are 30 JULIAN BLACK truly appreciated!! 31 JEROME FARRELL 32 JACK DICKENS .....and don't forget Troy Luff's 80's Extravaganza on Saturday 18th June @ Drummoyne Sports Club. 33 JOEL BATES

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PENNANT HILLS DEMONS NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION

No NAME Senior Coach: Kevin Eynaud 1 ANTON LEWIS www.nswafua.com.au Club Colours: Navy Blue & Red 2 MATTHEW GESTIER www.pennanthillsafc.com.au 3 DANNY DEIGAN 4 SAM SKINNER Ten pin bowling 28th May 2011 5 NATHAN ELSWORTHY No NAME GOALS The Demons had a very successful day playing their third home game 6 JUSTIN FOX It may have been a small group, 1 DANIEL KEATING at Mike Kenny oval with convincing wins by all 3 teams against the 7 FRANK KALAYZICH but it was certainly an enthusiastic 2 SEBASTIAN PARKER Illawarra Lions. The Under 18s had a very close struggle all game with 8 MICHAEL PECK one that attended our annual ten Penno kicking 6 goals 10 behinds - 46 points to Illawarra 5 goals 12 pin bowling night in Strathfield. 9 ANDREW RUTHERFORD 3 SAM BOUGHTON behinds - 42 points. After a very tight first half with only 3 points be- 4 TIM SCOULAR tween the teams at the main break inaccurate kicking by both teams 10 BRENT PAWLEY The food turned up rather sooner 5 STEVE WRAY resulted in the Demons hanging on to win by 4 points at the final siren. 11 DEAN GARROWAY this year than last, and the energy Youngster Matt Baglin led the way with excellent play all around the 6 BRANT JACK 12 CARL FLETCHER with which the balls flew was im- ground, Lachlan Urwin was another who played well; other contributors pressive! There was much cele- 7 JASON CLARKE were ruckman Nicholas Coaldrake, Adam Nixon, Daniel Fiedler and 13 TODD FLETCHER Chris Baglin. Anthony Mercieca bagged 3 goals after slow start with 14 WILLIAM MACARTHUR bration of strikes and spares, and 8 MATT THOMAS the occasional crestfallen face as singles to Reed Davies, Stewart Hodges and Lachlan Sawtell. The 15 STEPHEN STORK 9 NICK CAMPBELL Demons Division 1 team had an excellent return to form with a 47 point the ball found its way into the gut- 16 MATT EDDY 10 JACKSON POTTER win in their game. Penno kicked 12 goals 17 behinds – 89 points to ter. Illawarra 6 goals 6 behinds – 42 points. After Penno jumped to a 15 17 MATTHEW BAIGENT 11 JONATHON GOURLAY point lead in the first quarter the Lions fought back to be within 4 points 18 STEVEN WALLBANK The night was again dominated by 12 DANIEL DELOOZE of the Demons at the main break. The second half saw Penno kick 9 19 LIAM ROWE goal umpires – but a change in goals 9 behinds and hold out their opposition to run out convincing 13 JOEL MCINERNEY 20 MARK HOPKINS guard came with second-placed winners. Dave Maunsell was again strong and with Matt Carter both Jeff Milne handing over the trophy 14 TIM WALES players put in solid performances; Daniel Keating, Andrew D‘Archy, 21 JAMES MCBRIEN to Adam Gardner, who outscored 15 KIERAN WRIGHT Glenn Watts and Peter Barnes all contributed well in the overall team 22 PAUL BARRON him on both games. Harvey saved the fieldies‘ reputations with a respect- 16 ALEX GOODALL performance. Daniel Keating and Nick Baglin kicked 3 goals each, Ted Widmer 2 with singles to Barnes, Lydon Bligh-Parker, Alec Moraitis and 23 LACHLAN MCDONALD able third place. Alison Stevens failed her adopted disclipline, but Anna 17 JAY LEWIS Fraser Nixon. The Premier Division game started in brilliant conditions 24 CHRIS MARATHAKIS Lashko (who claimed to have only bowled once before) averaged almost a 18 DAN WITT and a strong first quarter start by the Lions saw them with 2 goals on 25 MICHAEL RICHARDS hundred. the scoreboard before the Demons regrouped for their first of 4 goals for 20 STUART TURNER 26 AIDAN GROSAS the quarter. The second quarter saw the Demons play some impressive Adam Gardner also got most strikes of the night, whilst Julie‘s daughter 27 GLEN CALLAGHAN 21 JARRED MOBBS team football and kick 4 goals whilst restricting the opposition to a Taylor narrowly beat Al to the crown for most misses. 23 JOSH KEEN solitary goal. The Demons 9 goal second half saw the final score line 28 TRAVIS DAY with a 67 point winning margin - Penno scored 17 goals 7 behinds - 109 29 GEORDIE HAWKINS 25 DAMIAN DELL‘AQUILLA (c) points to Illawarra 6 goals 6 behinds - 42 points. Tim Wales and Sebas- Whilst Danny Deigan wasn‘t there in person, his favourite number did 26 BRANDON JACK tian Parker performed well all day, both taking some strong marks and 30 JAMES PRATT make an appearance a number of times … 31 LUKE HALL 27 ROBERT WATTS creating opportunities for forward thrusts; Nick Campbell, Daniel Delooze, Brant Jack and Sam Boughton were other who performed well 32 RILEY MIEDLER The last image of the night was, as most people headed home, Glen and 28 CAMERON SMITH in a good overall team effort. Daniel Delooze kicked 5 goals with Luke Julie lining up more games in an attempt for Glen to regain his dignity by at 33 TOM BOWES 29 BEN BEASTON Bilbe and Ben Urwin 3 each; two goals each from Wales and Josh Keen least beating her once! with singles to Campbell and Aaron Duncan. 34 LUKE TURNER 31 MITCH CRAWFORD Today we are again at home at Mike Kenny oval for an important game 35 PETER HUMPHRIES 32 BEN URWIN against Sydney University – this is an opportunity for the Demons to 36 CHRIS NIVEN 33 MATT CARTER cement their place in the top five in the run up towards the final. Make a note in your social calendar now for Saturday 23rd July and 37 DAVID LENIOR 34 LUKE TURNER book your tickets to the Demons 40th Anniversary Dinner Dance to 38 CHRIS HAYTER 36 DARREN BOULET be held at the Pennant Hills Golf Club from 7.00pm. Tickets will be 39 GAVIN BERTRAM available shortly from Meredith Dunell M 0421 666 789 or medu- 38 TED WIDMER [email protected] or Ian Parker M 0428 261 984 or 40 ANDY SMYTH 41 MATTHEW CAREY (c) [email protected] - bookings are essential. 41 MICHAEL RASO 43 DAVE MAUNSELL 42 AARON LANGDON 54 SAMUEL PARKINSON 65 LUKE NONEY 45 AARON DUNCAN 43 DAVID NEWELL 55 VICTORIA RAWLINGS 66 BRAD DEAN 49 LUKE BILBE 44 DANIEL HICKIE 56 KYLE COLEMAN 67 ROBERT HAYES 55 MATT MCCAMEY 45 MATTHEW ELLIOTT 57 MORGAN HUDSON 68 JAMES BRODIE LEO NELSON 46 58 CHRIS NIXON 70 STEPHEN BAKER 47 ANTHONY VAN BREUGAL 59 HEATHER LAURIE 71 ASHLEY SYMONS 48 ALEX TALBOT 60 MATTHEW KRISE 72 HAYDEN CLARK 49 JAMES BAILEY 61 MAX FRIEND 73 LUKE HEARD 50 JOHN BENSON 62 DANIEL CRICHTON 74 DANIEL COGHLAN 51 JEREMY BOLAND ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 63 DAVID MCPHERSON 52 MAX KIEFEL 75 ROBERT COOKSLEY 64 CHRISTINE BURROWS 53 ALEX GREEN 10 Round 11— June 17-19, 2011 27 Round 11— June 17-19, 2011 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au

SAINTS afc SYDNEY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

Senior Coach: Michael Dunlea Senior Coach: Roger Moten Club Colours: Red, White & Black Club Colours: Blue & Gold www.saintsafc.com www.suanfc.com

No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS We travelled to the Power's new ground at Gwawley in both Last Round saw Sydney University unfortunately go down in 4 1 JASON THOMPSON Seniors and Reserves this week after two decisive wins in the 1 JARROD WITTS out of our 6 games. 2 PETER CONDUIT wet weather catchup rounds. 2 ALEX LEE Our Under 18‘s lost to a tough North Shore by 8 goals, the golds losing to Moorebank Sports by 6 goals in Division Four and our 3 BRETT SOMERVILLE 3 ADAM MCCONNOCHIE Blues suffering a heave 11 goal defeat at the hands of Par- 5 THOMAS SHAW We needed to bounce back in the Ones after we went down to 4 MICHAEL HIGGINS Sydney Uni in a disappointing result. The Students showed they ramatta in Division Two. 7 STEVE CHICHESTER deserve their current top 2 spot with a solid post to post result. 5 JACK CASPERSONN 9 MARK KAVANAGH Not sure if the Seniors were put off by the Sinners going down in 6 ADAM CAMPBELL Our Premier Division side also went down to a strong and deter- mined North Shore outfit by 47 points. In a game where Uni 10 TIMO BURES the Masters footy curtain raiser to the Syd Uni (not so) Old Boys 8 CHRIS CLAREBOROUGH 11 DON WATERSTON but they will definitely be focused after their performance. came in with a number of injuries and expecting a passionate 9 SAM CRICHTON North Shore after the bye, the Student‘s were unable to pene- 12 MURRAY CONALLIN Badger O'Connor (who is eligible for the Masters side) was 11 CHRIS KENDRICK trate the defence of the classy Bombers side. 14 LLIAM MOUNTNEY players player with a committed and gutsy display. 12 JACK LAWSON In wet and muddy conditions Nick Roberts, Sam Sloane and Tim 15 SIMON GRAHAM In the most recent round, the Seniors won by 84 points over 13 PETER DUGMORE Barrett tried hard all day for the Blue and Gold. 16 SIMON WILLIAMS The boys welcome the bye as a chance to regroup, tend to Campbelltown, it was a good consistent performance across the 14 MONTY KROCHMAL 17 ADAM TREMELLEN park with Badger again prominent, Timo had a great game in the niggling injuries and focus on improving their form in the second 15 RICHARD BURROWS 18 GREG O‘CONNOR ruck and coach Croc continued in his vein of form. Ando, Barnes half of the season.

20 MICHAEL DUNLEA (with a bag of 5) and Neil Conlan were also good performers 16 DAVID MITCHELL although hard to single out players in such a good team effort. 17 JAMES LEWINGTON On a more positive note, our Reserve Grade side beat North 21 PETER KING Shore in Division One by a comfortable 7 goal margin. After 22 DANIEL ANDERSON 18 ANTON TURCO The Reserves back up their 8 point win over Goannas at Par- coming in to the quarter time huddle with the scores locked up, 19 MICHAEL HARTLEY 23 TIM LINEHAN ramatta with a great 82 points win over Syd Uni. The vets in Bart the Student‘s ran rampant with Des Worrell and Rohan 24 PATRICK DOYLE and Harry McAsey showed the way with Adam Turiff also getting 20 MARTIN RICE Macpherson kicking 3 goals each. Macpherson was among the 26 ED CASEER a bag of 5 goals. We kept the Students scoreless for three quar- 21 MITCH THOMPSON Students‘ best along with Jake Swarts and Dom Vincent.

27 BERNARD BUSH ters in another good team performance. A challenge this week 22 NICK ROBERTS against the undefeated Power. Our Reds had a tough game against SAINTS a.f.c last week and 28 ANDREW HUTCHEON 23 SAM SLOANE won by over 6 goals. Tom Catlin and Mark Horsley kicked 2 29 STEVE SADLER Players and supporters are reminded about the Reverse Raffle 24 TIM BARTON goals each for Sydney Uni and Paul Younan, Riordan Lee and 31 MICHAEL GARSTON which will be drawn on 30 July at the Botany Bay Hotel. Some 25 PETER HUGHES Liam Huxtable were among Sydney‘s best. The Reds now sit outright second in Division 3 and are playing 33 LEIGH WILSON (capt) great prizes and its a major fund raiser for the club. Tickets are 26 MARK RIGBY 34 SCOTT FEIGAN (capt) $100 and see Condo or your ticket coordinator if you want one some fantastic football at present – well done boys. 27 JAMES BRAIN 35 DAVID COAKLEY (or more). 28 CLINT WELLS SUANFC would like to recognise the strong support from our 38 JUSTIN HYLAND 29 KANE MURPHY sponsors – Bendigo Bank, CplusC Design Construct, Sydney 39 CRAIG BARNES University Sport & Fitness, Forest Lodge Hotel, Integrated, 31 JESSE MARTIN 41 NEIL CONLAN Sydney City Toyota, Trust Company of Australia, SportsLab 43 GREG ALLEN 32 MATT HUTTON Physiotherapy, Ark Total Wealth and Doughboys Pizza. 45 EAMON LOUGHREY 33 TOM ELKINGTON 50 RICH ANDERSON 34 MAX CARTER 51 STEVE HUNT 35 JOSH COLE 53 JACK WESTHORPE 36 JORDAN MCCREARY 54 LUCAS KINGSTON BROWN 37 BEN FITZPATRICK 55 BRIAN WHITE 38 TIM AIR 56 ANDREW LADBURY 39 BEN WILLIAMS 57 SAM EVANS 40 TOM AITKEN 59 SEAN HARPER-WIRTH 41 PAUL KEMPTON 66 MORGAN REID 44 TIM BARRETT 74 MICHAEL IZHIK 47 NICK BARTON 51 CRAIG MOLLER

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ST GEORGE DRAGONS NOR WEST JETS

Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Senior Coach: Garry Bull Club Colours: Red & White Club Colours: Blue & White www.stgeorgeafc.com.au www.hawkesburyafc.com.au

No NAME GOALS On Sunday 5 June the club received the bad news that Syd No NAME GOALS ANOTHER huge match stares the Nor-West Jets in the face 1 SCOTT RICHMOND Felstead born 26 August 1919 in Bendigo Victoria had passed 1 STEVEN CHASE today as they attempt to keep in touch with the AFL Sydney 2 DANIEL NAPPER away at the age of 91 years young. For many years Syd had 2 BRENDAN CAMERON Division Two top three, while the reserves have the bye in Divi- 3 NATHAN SMITH lived at Vincentia on the NSW South Coast and was a regular sion Four. attendee at our ―Back to St George‖ days which coincidentally is 3 PETER RICHARDSON 4 PAT MCBRIDE Today, the Jets welcome the Balmain Dockers to Bensons Lane, being held today. 5 JAROD THOMSON (capt) 5 BEN JONES and will be looking for a much improved performance on the We have lost a valued colleague; Syd was the backbone of St 6 BROCK GIBSON previous meeting between the two clubs, when Balmain ran 6 MARK GRAHAM George for decades and such an important part of many St 7 OWEN BUTCHER rings around Nor-West to win by 64 points at Mahoney Park in 7 DAVID RYAN George players lives, from 1950s until his passing. As President round five. of St George from 1955 to 1974 inclusive, Syd was such an 9 SCOTT ALLAN 8 MICHAEL MILNER The season has been up and down so far, with some excellent important part of our 1964 Premiership and the Grand Finals in 10 GERARD SMITS 9 DECLAN DONOHUE (c) victories and demoralising losses, and it is the battle to narrow 1965 and 1966. A tribute has been lodged on our website. We 11 JOSH HOWE the gap between best and worst which is foremost in the Jets‘ 10 ROBERT LOMBARDO will all be the poorer for his passing. 12 STEVE DAVIDSON thinking. 11 STEPHEN WILSEN As you read this Record we are celebrating both Ladies Day and Last Monday was one of the biggest days in the Hawkesbury Back to St George Day. A big thanks to Kim Andrews and her 14 AARON BAYNE 12 BEN SHARP Australian Football Club‘s 31-year history as the club joined team for all the work they have put into the day making it so 15 MICK YEE 13 BRYCE ADDISON forces with the Richmond Club to play host to a 400-seat corpo- successful. 16 SEB GOLDRICK rate function at the Hawkesbury Races. 14 TIM ADDISON On the field our results over the past few weeks have not been 17 MICHAEL GRAY In what proved to be a huge day for the club, emcee Craig Davis 15 CHRIS OGLE indicative of the work our coaches, staff and players have been 18 PAUL SHERWOOD and guest speakers Nick Davis, Caroline Wilson and Dale 16 JAMES DO CANTO putting in on the training track. However, the signs are encourag- Holmes entertained the big crowd in their various ways, while ing and we will be in for a big turnaround shortly. We saw evi- 20 JAKE BERRY (capt) 17 BEN MADDERN the club raised a significant amount of money towards the build- dence of it against the Balmain Dockers and hopefully the boys 21 CHRIS KYLE ing of the new clubhouse and facilities on Bensons 3 – we‘ll be 18 ADAM BUTTLING will impress all of our supporters today. 23 CHRIS AHEARN able to reveal the figure in the near future. 19 NICK RYAN Put Saturday 30 July in your diaries for the St George Reunion 24 PAUL WEBSTER Through auctions, raffles, silent auctions, donations, selling of 20 MICHAEL HOLMES Dinner to be held at the St George Masos. Not only is this a race sponsorship and corporate seat sales, the club hopes to great chance to catch up and swap stories but it also our major 26 MATT LLOYD 21 JAMES BLOOR have raised a significant five-figure sum that will bring the al- fund raising event for the year. More details to follow. 28 CHRIS BLAKE ready-approved clubhouse plans to reality sooner rather than 22 KIERAN DONOHUE Thanks also to our sponsors Presfast and the St George Masos 29 DONNY OLLINGTON later. 23 JON SHINEBERG who always look after us and without whom finances would be 30 SCOTT BRAID The HAFC would like to sincerely thank the Richmond Club for 24 ANDREW HERNE even tighter. Just a reminder that membership fees are now due all their assistance and support in bringing the club on board for at St George Masos. 31 CHRIS COLLINS 25 JASON ANDRISKE the day, the Hawkesbury Race Club for their support and guid- 32 JAMES MOYNIHAN ance, and all those club members that pitched in to make the 26 BEN JONES 33 JOSH CASS day the success it was. 27 PAUL SAIN 34 MATT LAURENCE 29 RICHARD TALBOT 36 ADAM FOX 30 RYAN BENNETT 41 GRANT HOFFMAN 31 LLOYD PERRIS 42 WAWRICK SMITH 32 DAVID LYCAKIS 43 JOSH JAMES 33 ALEX WYNN 44 RYAN BOWEN 34 BLAKE GUTHRIE 46 DAMIAN BROWN 35 LACHLAN PERRIS 48 SAM MAKINS 38 BRYCE MCEVOY 53 STUART TIBBEN 39 MATT JONES 54 JONO DOWL 40 LACHLAN ORR 58 BEN CAIN 43 DAN PERDRAU 59 DANIEL GUTHRIDGE 50 CALLUM ANDREWS 74 SCOTT LONGMAN 77 MATT BROPHY

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MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WARRIORS CAMPBELLTOWN BLUES

Senior Coach: Lindsay Bassani Senior Coach: Brad Freney Club Colours: Red, White & Black Club Colours: Navy & White www.muafc.com.au [email protected]

No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS In Round 11, Macquarie University travels to Trumper Park in In the Challenge Cup, the Campbelltown Under 18‘s recorded its 1 BRETT HARLAND Division 1 to take on University rivals UTS Bats. Having suffered 1 BEN YAKIMOV eighth straight win of the season with a comfortable victory over Holroyd-Parramatta. The Blues jumped out to a three goal lead 2 ANDREW POLKINGHORNE a loss to Southern Power before the bye, the Div 1 boys will be 2 ALEX CARTER keen as mustard to regain their winning form and should come in the first quarter, and soon extended that to 40 points at the 3 DYLAN BROGAN 3 TYSON SIMS out hard against the Bats. long break, limiting the Goanna‘s to just two goals for the half. 4 KURT HANSON 4 ANDREW MOODY The second half was much of the same, and at the final siren the 5 BRODIE COOPER Divisions 3 and 4 will also travel to Trumper Park against the 5 MATTHEW SCULLY score was Campbelltown 13.12.90 to Holroyd-Parramatta 5.4.34. Tyson Sims and Cameron Gordon were the leading goal 6 SHAUN RICHARDS-SMITH Bats, with the Ressies coming off a win against Southern Power 7 MARK LEACH to resurrect their season, and 3rd Grade still undefeated after 9 scorers for the Blues, with four goals each, while James Bottin- 7 JAMES MOYLAN 8 JORDAN BEVERIDGE games and on top of the ladder. Noonan, Tyson Sims, Josh O‘Brien and Peter Simpson were 10 JAKE BRAZILL 8 AIDERIC MOODY among the best. 9 NATHAN BOWEN-WELDON Division 5 will travel to St Paul‘s to take on Sydney University 11 SCOTT HARDY In the Third Division match, Campbelltown struggled against the 10 STEPHEN BROOKS having played a tough game against Manly over the long week- 12 KANE CLARK third placed UTS. The Bats jumped out to a strong start, kicking 11 JAMES BRACKIN end. 14 BRYCE MARTIN two goals in the first quarter and limiting the Blues to just three 15 KIEREN MONTELEONE 12 MARCUS FIRTH Macquarie University would like to take the opportunity to thank points. In the second quarter they turned up the heat, kicking 13 CHRIS MUNRO our sponsors The Epping Hotel, GS Projects and Triforce Sports 17 DAVID LINSEN four goals and holding the Blues to a single major at the long break. Campbelltown lifted their intensity after half time, narrow- 14 JOSH MUNRO for their ongoing support of our football club. 18 NILS WILLIAMS ing the margin slightly in the third term, but UTS answered in the 16 AIDAN MCCULLOCH 20 CAMERON GORDON We would also like to take the opportunity to promote our final quarter, finishing 13.9.87 to Campbelltown 6.7.43. Kyle 17 ANDRE SLIWKA Heritage Round vs. Sydney University on Saturday June 25th. 21 JOEL WATTS Bradley was the only multiple goal kicker for the Blues, with 18 LEIGHTON CORR The Warriors will play at University Oval in our vintage Green & 22 BRENTON SOMERVILLE three for the match, while Blake McCrossen, Trent Wright and Ben Reid were among the best for the Blues. 19 RICHARD BELL Gold strip for the JB Cup. We invite friends, family and all mem- 23 ALEX SNEDDON

20 MATTHEW BOURKE bers of the Sydney AFL community to join us in what will be a 29 JAMES BOOTIN-NOONAN fantastic day. In the Premier Division, Campbelltown are still in the hunt for 21 SAMUAL LOW 30 SHANE DOHERTY their first win of the season as they went down to UTS in a tight 24 ANGUS RODGERS Macquarie University has seven teams in the Sydney AFL com- 32 BEN REID contest. With both teams chasing their first win, the first quarter proved an even contest with scores locked at 4.3.27 apiece at 25 SEAN ELLICOTT petition, including four senior men‘s teams, two U18‘s sides and 35 HAMISH SHERWOOD the first break. The second term delivered much of the same, a Women‘s team. Training continues on Tuesdays and Thurs- 36 BLAKE MCCROSSEN days at University Oval, North Ryde and new players are always though UTS managed to get their nose in front, taking a one welcomed. 43 LUKE COUGHLAN goal lead into the long break. The third quarter and accuracy on 44 GAVIN NOTTLE goals proved the difference between the two sides, as the Bats extended their lead, kicking 3.1 to Campbelltown‘s 1.4. Though For more information, visit www.muafc.com.au or find us on 45 MITCH HOGAN the final quarter remained a fairly tight contest, UTS had done Facebook. 46 CHANTHA PAL enough to take the win and the points, finishing 14.9.93 to 47 BRYCE JOYNSON Campbelltown 10.9.69. Captain Nils Williams was the best on 48 JARRAD MULLANEY ground for the Blues, kicking six goals, while David Linsen, Mark Leach and Matthew Scully all had strong performances. 49 MARCUS LINSEN 50 MATT MOORE 52 BEN WHARTON 54 JOEL PARSONS 55 MATT MOREY

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WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES PENRITH RAMS

Senior Coach: Peter Free Senior Coach: Geoff Payne Club Colours: Black & White Club Colours: Black & Green www.sydneymagpies.com.au www.penrithrams.com.au

No NAME GOALS The Penrith Rams celebrated their annual ‗Old Boy‘s Day‘ recently with a This years' now traditional trip to Wollongong for a chilly No NAME GOALS clean sweep of wins at Dukes Oval, highlighted by a 97 point victory over 1 RYAN BARRETT Autumn night game saw Western Suburbs come oh so 1 BRYCE RONEY traditional rivals, Nor West Jets. The match shaped up to be a keenly 2 JOSHUA ZOPPO close to reversing the terrible run of losses since round 2 NATHAN ALLISON fought affair, with the Jets coming off a last start win over the previous undefeated Sydney Uni, whilst the Rams had also been in good recent 3 MATTHEW LEMME 2. Beset by a horrible run of starts, the Magpies pro- 3 JOHN KEANE touch following three straight wins. Penrith started the match well, although 4 CHRIS LEES duced an improved first half and worked hard to put 4 REECE JOHNSON they were unable to put their control of general play onto the scoreboard as 5 DANIEL LAMBERT themselves in a position to win. 5 JASON BRADLEY they booted the only two goals of the first term. The second quarter proved to be a similar affair, and although the Jets rarely threatened, they held the 6 TIM BIGNELL Led by Big Billy Lafferty's dominance in the ruck and 6 DALE CHIVAS Rams to just the further three majors to keep the margin at a manageable 7 CLINT MCGRATH Kyall Walford's centre clearances combined with some 7 DANIEL SCHROOT 35 points at the long break. Penrith were able to step things up a gear in fine work from backmen Ryan Barrett and Dave Cusick, 8 BLAKE ROBERTS the premiership quarter as they peppered the goals relentlessly to extend 8 JOHN HAGGERTY the margin to 84 points at the final change, while continuing to keep the the Magpies went to the long break just 2 points in ar- 9 DWAIN WATKINS 9 JAY EDWARDS visitors goalless. Seven goals from fourteen scoring shots during this period rears and save for some silly mistakes, some right to 10 BEN ROBINSON meant that the margin could have been far greater. The Rams continued 10 JEFF MORGAN feel they had the momentum. They subsequently won 11 DAVID BRADLEY their strong display in the final term, only conceding a goal in the dying 11 MATT EURELL minutes after having a 50 metre penalty reversed and then given the other the third quarter and at the final change the Magpies led 12 TAYT CORLESS way following one of the side‘s few pieces of poor discipline for the day. 12 BILL LAFFERTY by six points. 13 SAM LOCKHART Tim Cummins celebrated his return to boot eight goals, with the added bonus of him now being able to hit younger brother Pat up for a loan after 13 JAMIE SCOTT Still, with the lead going into the last quarter, the Mag- 14 MATTHEW PAYNE 14 STEPHEN HUDSON (capt) he received a Cricket Australia contract last week. Skipper Dave Bradley pies were confident of gaining a much needed victory. 15 TIM CUMMINS again showed his class through the middle, with his desperation again 15 JACK O‘DONOGHUE However the Lions had other ideas and produced a 16 BRAD PATHUIS proving a feature. The backline also stood up brilliantly, led by Jay Edwards 16 TIM LAMBERT stronger last quarter to prevail. Clint McGrath was ad- and Nathan Wright, with their tally now sitting at just 18 goals conceded in 17 JAMES DENTON their last four games. Reserve Grade overcame a determined Jets outfit to 17 KYALL WALFORD judged as the Magpies best player on the night with his 19 ADAM WEST run out 38 point victors. The first half proved to be an even affair, with the 18 ROBBIE BAMFORD hard running efforts over the entire match and his con- 20 NICHOLAS COLLIMORE Rams taking a slender two point margin into the long break, before an sistency this year has been much improved. unanswered five goal third term sealed the win. Christian Triffitt and Nathan 19 RORY MILLER 21 JOSH ANASIS Rowley again pushed their claims for senior berths, whilst Jason Bradley 20 CHRIS DRUM It was another dirty weekend of results for the Magpies 22 ADAM SHARP booted six goals and Tayt Corless five for the winners. The U/18‘s has a with other grades also losing sending the club into the crucial 36 point victory over Wests to kick off the day in style. With the 21 NATHAN VASSALLO 23 MITCH REINHARD wet weather bye weekend in a bad mood. battle in the bottom half of the ladder in Premier Cup proving to be a tight 24 LUKE O‘CONNOR one, this was a must win game for the young Rams, and after a poor start 22 LYN ROEHRIG This week, after our catch-up games, we will host 23 DYLAN CRUZ 26 LACHLAN SMITH where they conceded the first three goals, they came back strongly to UNSW in Premier Division and Division 1. The Thirds 27 TOM HALL eventually run away with the match in the final three quarters. 24 PAT GANNON Matt Purse dominated in the ruck, Harry Doyle and Jack Ponton continued travel to North Shore and the U18's travel to Olds Park 28 HARLEY STIBBARD 25 LEWIS BOND their consistently fine seasons, whilst Ben Mayer and Aaron McGee both to play St George. 29 JAKE SULTANA played probably their best games for the year. Ben McGovern again pro- 26 JOHN MCDONALD Let's hope things turn around soon! vided a strong focal point in booting four goals. 31 NATHAN ROWLEY 27 SCOTT LEAR Last weekend saw the seniors and U/18‘s take on St.George at Olds Park 36 MARK WOODFORD in their postponed games from Round 4, with the Rams again travelling this 28 JAMES WATKINS 38 JOHN SPICER weekend to take on Holroyd-Parramatta in the senior grades, whilst the 29 NATHAN SCARFO U/18‘s face the ladder leading East Coast Eagles at Bruce Purser. 39 MARK JACKSON The club would like to acknowledge the continued support of our wonderful 30 FERGUS MCFARLANE 44 BARON SAVANAH sponsors, IGA Signature, Goulburn Valley, Ice Break Ice Coffee and the 31 SEAMUS PEARSON 46 NATHAN WRIGHT Red Cow Inn. 32 BRENTON MUMME 47 MITCH RENEHAN 37 JARRYD LEAR 48 ALEX HENRY 40 DAVE CUSICK 51 JAKE SHELLEY 52 MATTHEW O‘CONNOR 53 AARON GOODWIN 54 BRAD REDFERN 55 NATHAN WHITE

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HOLROYD PARRAMATTA GOANNAS UNSW/EASTERN SUBURBS BULLDOGS

Senior Coach: Shane Jorgenson Senior Coach: Tom Hill Club Colours: Blue & Yellow Club Colours: White, Red, Blue, Black, Yellow www.goannas.com.au http://bulldogs.sydneyafl.com.au

No NAME GOALS No NAME GOALS The Bulldogs were well beaten by the Eagles last home game, It was the biggest day of the year at Gipps Road Oval, with the 1 PETER KEFALAS (capt) going down by nearly 14 goals. Once again Max Collett was best 1 MICHAEL STACEY annual Sponsors and Goannas Legends day coinciding with 2 of 2 XAVIER BRENNAN for the Dogs, closely followed by the man with the mental capac- 5 DAVID HOOK ours sides taking on the ladder leaders of their respective divi- 3 TOM HEATH ity of a gold fish (according to coach Hill, in any event) Ryan 6 CRAIG GEDDES sions in blockbuster matches. The game of the day saw the Div Pert. 4 MAX COLLETT 7 MATTHEW OPHOF 2 boys taking on Sydney Uni, in what was club legend Tony In better news for the Dogs the 2's had a great win, holding on in Mance‘s 300th game. With some words of inspiration from Goan- 5 JEREMY KIEL 10 BRYCE MAYNE a thriller and having their first win against the Eagles in many nas legends Mark ‗Tubby‘ Taylor and Neil Brunton before the 6 JORDAN WOODS 11 SCOTT MAGUIRE years. In other games, the 3‘s continued in their winning ways, game, the boys were keen to make a mark on the comp coming 7 OSCAR SIDLO-JONES but unfortunately the 4‘s went down. The 18‘s started well, but 12 LUKE COCKS into the second half of the year. The pre game words had the 8 BEN HABERLEY were outplayed. 13 JASON WILSON desired effect as the Goannas took control of the latter part of 9 RICHARD TROON 14 RYAN JOHNSTON the first quarter, registering a 19 point lead at quarter time, and This week sees the Dogs take on Wests, looking to get back on 10 DAVID COUPE 15 JARED FLEMING extending this to 30 points at half time. The third quarter saw the to the winner‘s list. Goannas play their best footy of the year, dominating all around 11 ADAM GULDEN 16 JACK SCHWARZE In club news, after a very successful Johnson and Johnson the ground kicking 7.1 to 0.1 to kill the contest. The last quarter 13 JOEL ROBBIE 17 TODD WATERS Ladies‘ Day, the club is busy planning the next function, the saw both teams go though the motions, and when the final siren 14 RYAN PERT Trivia Night, to be held on 16 July. Please contact the club for 18 LUKE WALSH sounded, a 69 point win was recorded, a great way to mark 15 NICK TSINDOS more information. 19 KRISTEN CARVILLE Mancey‘s milestone, and he was duly chaired off the ground to a 16 NICK MCGANN 20 SCOTT NOLAN standing ovation. Jack Schwarze was the standout player for the The Bulldogs would like to thanks their sponsors, The Doncaster 17 ANGUS ROBSON 23 KANE RADFORD second week in a row, and was well supported in the middle by Hotel, Nicholas Haywood Jewellery Concierge, AW Edwards Anthony Bishop, Bryce Mayne and Scott Maquire. Kristin Car- 19 BRETT ELLEMAN 24 GREG ADAMS Plumbing and Randwick Dental. ville gave plenty of run and physical presence at half back, and 20 SAM TAGLIABUE 26 MARK HUDSON Greg Adams was a dominant presence up forward and bagged 5 21 JOSH PARMENTER 28 MATTHEW DIXON goals. The Under 18 Goannas were keen to test themselves 22 AARON BANTOFT 29 ADAM BYRNE against Campbelltown who were the benchmark in their competi- 23 ANTHONY RODRIGUES 30 MARK HILL tion. The boys certaintly gave it their all, and at times were able 24 BEN WOODS 33 ANDREW MUNNS (capt) to take it right up to their more fancied opponents, however in 26 LEIGH LAVERY 35 ANTHONY BISHOP the end didn‘t quite have the polish to match it with them. The final margin of 56 points does not do justice to the effort the 27 ALEX HENDERSON 36 SIRELI FIFITA team showed on the day and we are certain that they will be 28 PAT STOKES 38 PETER ZUVULA able to be right in the mix at the end of the season. Peter Marti- 29 CHRIS JOURDAIN 39 BEN HACKENBERG noli was the best on the day, and he was well supported by 31 TOM ATALLAH 40 CHARLES GALAYINI Gebre Zenebre, Nathan Lee, Jarryd Smith, Matt Cahill and 32 JACK MCKINLAY 41 DAMIEN VASSALLO Jesse Clark.Div 5 kicked off the day‘s action when they took on Saints AFC. After a slow start, the Goannas sprang to life in the 33 ANDREW DUTHIE second quarter, and by half time they had themselves in a posi- 34 TIM GARRETT tion to push for the breakthrough win. In a very tight second half, 38 HAYDEN NICHOLS the Goannas pushed all the way, but came up agonisingly short, 41 BLAKE MALCOLM going down by 8 points. Matt Burn was best on ground, while 44 RICHARD ROSENDORF Ben Pooley, Lee Nolan, Matt Ophof, Gerard Delaney and Chris Zammit all played well. 45 JULIAN DOUST 48 LUKE FOX 50 GILES ROBINSON 55 ANDREW GOODIESON 56 JACK MCANESPIE 59 CAMERON MCKINLAY 60 TIM WIDMER

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ILLAWARRA LIONS MOOREBANK MAGPIES

Senior Coach: Trevor Burnett Senior Coach: Adam Moore Club Colours: Red & White Club Colours: Blue, White & Black www.illawarralions.sportingpulse.net www.moorebanksports.sydneyafl.com.

No NAME GOALS The Premier Division boys got back on the winners list with a 1 MITCHELL THOMSON hard-fought 13 point win over Wests at NDP. After a good first No NAME GOALS Last game saw everyone together again back at Rosedale with the 2 ADAM PATTERSON quarter, the game turned into an arm wrestle as Wests played 1 DANIEL SAUNDERS thirds kicking of proceedings against Sydney Uni looking to atone for some good footy to take a deserved 6 point lead into the final their first round loss at St Pauls. Inaccurate kicking kept Sydney Uni 3 KEN EWEN-CHAPPELL 2 PAUL MARKOU quarter. In previous seasons our last quarters have been our in the contest up until three quarter time however a 5 goal final term 4 RICHARD OEHME Achilles heel so it was great to see the boys dig deep and get 3 ADAM MOORE led by Hopey and Bolts saw the boys come away with a good 5 CHRIS HALLY-BURTON over the line with a great last quarter of footy. Jeremy Daniher 4 JOSEPH DENSLEY win. The 18‘s were next cab of the rank taking on Manly and despite having plenty of the footy in the first term were unable to convert and and Michael Toussis were fantastic in and under all night, whilst 5 DANIEL HOLMAN 6 JEREMY DANIHER went in trailing by 4 points. The second quarter was all Manly and Ryan Price continued his good form with 4 goals. Barron Hanson 7 TROY BARTLETT 6 RHYS HORTON they took a commanding 31 point lead into the main break. The third and Richard Oehme also played well out of the backline all night. 8 BRAD PATTERSON 7 SHAUN WICKEN quarter saw a number of changes made and the kids responded It has taken until Round 10, but the First Div boys chalked up accordingly narrowing the margin at the last change to 13 8 DANIEL GOJANOVIC 9 BARRON HANSON their first win of the year with a great team effort in their match. points. With momentum behind them the kids continued their revival 10 JIMMY WEAVERS The game was level at quarter time, but the Lions got on top 9 BRIAN CURRANT and with two minutes to go hit the lead by a point. Unfortunately to 11 MITCHELL DALY over the next two quarters to lead by 34 points at the final break. 10 ANDREW MAHONEY the Wolves credit they managed to move the ball quickly and level the This proved to be enough despite Wests finishing well in the last scores and then with less than 10 seconds remaining they kicked 11 ADRIAN LONGMUIR 12 RYAN PRICE quarter. Rhys Banbrook was our BOG and was well supported another behind to steal a victory. Despite losing there were plenty of 13 DANIEL MCCLURE by Nathan Iskra, Paul Balding, Dylan Brooke, Pat Ireland, Dylan 12 ROBERT THOMPSON-LAING positives to take out of the game in particular the way young ruckman 14 MICHAEL TOUSSIS Koop and Sam Jenner. 15 ANDREW CRUWYS Pete combined with the Simes boys, Chris Natili and Jag in the mid- dle. The Reserves also taking on the Wolves knew they had to win to The Under 18s had a nail-biting draw against Riverview. The 16 LUKE BAYNE 15 ETHAN HAILEY keep themselves in the top five and didn‘t disappoint with a good win scores were close all day, however Riverview managed to get 17 NICHOLAS DENKO 16 LEWIS WILSON their lead out to about 14 points half way through the last quar- led by Clarkie and Mahoney both playing great games. The only sour note on the victory was 18 year Mick Prepost suffering a lacerated 17 DAN O‘KEEFE ter. It was great to see our boys fight back and with two minutes 18 JASON QUIGLEY kidney and three cracked ribs from a marking contest. Mick has been 19 LEWIS DAWSON 18 BEAU BLACK on the clock they actually led by 1 point. A frenetic last two min- in hospital for the past week and despite now facing surgery should 19 GUY BARTLETT utes saw Riverview level it up and miss an opportunity to win it 21 ADAM FURLEY make a full recovery and be able to hopefully return to the team late and the game ended level. Kade Drury and Jacob Brookfield 20 DAVID GOODLEY 23 BLAKE PARKER this year. were fantastic and were well supported by Mark Mura, Mitchell The seniors taking on the Wolves in the twilight game knew that 24 ANTHONY SIMPSON 21 CHRISTOPHER COOK Bates, Jack Rodda and Jake Errey. losing isn‘t an option and came and dominated the first quarter on 22 ANDREW BARNED The First Div boys play a catch up game this week, whilst the 25 BRADLEY SCHOPP everything but the scoreboard and went into the quarter time break 23 PAUL BAlLDING 18s and Premier Div boys put their feet up for a well-earned 26 AARON FINDLAY with the unflattering figures of 2 goal 9 behinds. The second quarter break. Thanks to all who supported our Ladies Night last week, saw a reversal of their first term inaccuracy kicking 5 goals 1 to go 24 ERIN FRANKLIN 29 JONATHON MOORE your support is greatly appreciated! into the main break with a 27 point lead. After the main break the 25 RHYS CUTIFANI Go you Lions! 33 VICTOR PHAM boys were never challenged and ran out winners by 71 points with the 26 DUANE JEFFERIS 34 DANIEL SCHULSTAD highlight of the day Rhys speccy over the pack in the last quarter although two first half from Furls come a close second given Adam 28 TAYLOR BELL 35 BEN NORTJE needed a GPS to get his bearings in the forward. 29 BEN GATWOOD 38 BRADLEY WELLS 30 JEREMY MCINNES 41 RYAN BENNETT 32 SAM CAIRNS 44 ZAC KUBICKI 33 JOSHUA LEWIS 45 MATTHEW SECKOLD 34 JOSHUA TIER 35 PETER LAKE 37 RHYS BANBROOK 38 KEEGAN LITCHFIELD 39 RYAN WELLS 40 MARK DAY 48 RYAN WOODWARD 49 DOUG SWEENEY

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CAMDEN CATS NORTH SHORE BOMBERS

Senior Coach: Chris Hunt Senior Coach: Rohan Graham Club Colours: Navy Blue & White Club Colours: Black & Red www.sydneyafl.com.au www.northshorefc.com.au

No NAME GOALS Back in action after the long weekend, and the Bombers No NAME GOALS Division 5 played last week at Mac Uni on the Northern come into this week in good form. Our last start against 1 LACHLAN PRYOR 1 KANE ROWLEY Oval. In pretty poor conditions the boys did not start Sydney Uni was a day to remember, with the Bombers 2 DANNY ROBERTS 2 CHRIS MURRAY well, being well behind after the first quarter. They fighting hard in the first half and then pulling away after 3 JAMIE PAGE fought back and the rest of the game was pretty even. 3 DALE FITZGERALD half time to record a stirring win over the Students. 4 NICK HILLS Unfortunately the game had to be called off during the 4 MICHAEL TRENT But we haven‘t been idle over the long weekend. Our 5 JASON HAYES last quarter due to a serious injury to Keegan. He has 5 JARRYD WATTERS reserves, thirds and under 18s have had catch-up 6 BEN MCDERMOTT broken his arm in three places above the elbow, surgery 6 ZAC METCALFE games. And the strong form of the Bombers has been 7 DANIEL GRAHAM at RNS went well, he is now home recovering. We wish 7 BRENDAN FITZGERALD noticed by the rep selectors, with five Bombers making 8 MATT PRESTON him well and hopefully we will see him at home games. 8 CHRIS MURPHY the sunshine swing up to Cairns and another five playing 9 BRYAN AGIUS Division 2 played Auburn at Mona Park and after starting 9 ADRIAN HARRY in the development match in Newcastle. 11 BROCK STENFORS reasonable well could not go on with the job and were 10 JASON HARRY This week our thirds have a home match at Gore Hill, 13 SCOTT LAID well beaten. 11 EVAN DAVIS while the seniors, reserves and under 18s make the trek 14 DAVID ELLIOTT This week both sides are at home against Moorebank. 12 LACHLAN CLANCY down to the Gong to take on Illawarra. The Bombers 15 BEN GRASSO This is the first time the clubs have met in Division 2. won in all three grades on opening day, but the Lions 13 PHIL BOURNE 16 DANIEL COLEMAN Division 5 is looking to reverse the close result last time have shown some improved form since then, and our 14 JAMIE O‘DELL 18 JAMES MURRAY the sides met at Rosedale. teams will need to be on their game to get a repeat per- 19 MICHAEL CHANDLER This week‘s sponsor – Camden Hotel. For all your after 15 SCOTT EASEY formance this time. 20 MARK HALTEH game food, drinks and entertainment. 16 MATTY THOMAS 21 JOEL MCGREGOR 17 MICHAEL VOYAGE Bookings are now open for the North Shore Player Re- 22 MICHAEL KENNEDY 18 SEB PAYNTER vue. Our stars have shown their ability on the football 23 GAVIN BRADLEY 19 RYAN MELDRUM field, but how will they fare on stage? It‘s sure to be a 24 ANDREW ZOVI 20 ANTHONY LOWES night of fun and laughs, and maybe some hidden talents 25 CHRIS RAWLICK 21 TOM MCMAHON on display. It‘ll be at Minskies at Cremorne on Saturday th 28 JOSIAH AYLING 22 ZAC MANLEY 25 June. RSVP by dropping us an email at north- 29 TOM GLYNN 23 CHRIS MACKINNON [email protected] 30 GREG MCGUINESS 24 TEDDY STRUDWICK 31 BEN CRACKNELL Good luck to all players and officials for this week‘s 25 RON WASON 32 CHRIS BORG games. 26 TIM WESTON 33 JULIAN WYMER 27 PAT CODLING 34 NICK GLYNN Go North Shore!!!! 30 DYLAN ROSS 35 JIMMY GLYNN 32 TOM ANYSLEY 36 CHRIS HUNT 37 TIM HILLS 33 BEN CLARKE 39 HEATH KEARNS 34 DAVID ORR 43 ANTHONY GLYNN 35 DANIEL KULK 44 BEN LAID 36 DAVID MARTIN 46 KEEGAN TUNSTALL 37 DAMIEN CASEY 39 PAT BRACKIN 40 BRAD HOLMES 41 RICHARD LYNCH 44 BEN ATTWOOD

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SOUTHERN POWER MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES

Senior Coach: Rod Craig & Simon Closter Senior Coach: Leigh Brain Club Colours: Aqua & Black Club Colours: Maroon& White www.southernpower.sydneyafl.com.au www.manlyafl.com

No NAME GOALS This weekend all 4 mens sides return to Gwawley Oval and face No NAME GOALS Division 1 consolidated top spot after a disappointing loss last week with tough matches across the grades. a stirring come from behind victory over UTS at Trumper Park. After a flat 1 LIAM DAVIS 1 BLAKE BRENDAN 18‘s kick the day off with a very important match against Moore- start the Wolves trailed by 16 points at the main break and with physical 2 ALAN FRITSCH rd bank. With both sides sitting closely on the ladder it could be a 2 JACK HAWKINS 3 quarter leaving the Wolves trailing by 2 goals a big final quarter was 3 RYAN MURPHY vital game for the victor come finals time. The Power 18‘s returned 3 TYRONE ARMITAGE needed. The Wolves responded with a clinical 10 minute display booting 6 goals to run out 17 point victors. Ecca, Ty, Wills and Buncle were 4 JAMES CLARKE to the winners circle before the break with a comprehensive win 4 JUSTIN HALL amongst the best with Big Red and Thurgaland kicking multiple goals. over the Kookas and with an influx of new players look set for a 5 MATT DOWLING rd 5 TOM BECKETT Division 2 had a disappointing trip out to Moorebank, convincingly beaten strong finish to the year. The Power 3 Grade wagon continued on rd 6 ROD CRAIG by 71 points. The 2‘s were hoping to come away with their 3 win of the its merry way prior to the break with a 100+ point win over Manly 6 RYAN WEARNE season but it was Moorebank who came out the fiercer of the sides and 7 PHILIP HAMER to remain unbeaten at the halfway mark of the season and despite 7 MATT BUCHELOR were never headed. Donno, Declan and new player Harry were the 8 STUART BRIERTY beating Saints earlier in the year will need to be on their game to 8 DAVID STROUD standouts. continue their streak. Against Manly coach Libba kicked another 5 Division 4 were also defeated by Moorebank by 5 goals. After a tight 9 MICHAEL BELLMAN rd goals and Sean Tindale kicked his first ever goal (and added 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON opening half the 3 quarter was the difference. JJ was best on was 10 CAMERON ROE another 2 soon after for good measure) while Gearie and Sterlo 10 ANGUS BUNCLE supported by Jigme, Joel and Youngy. Division 5 had a tough fixture 11 MITCHELL NEW were among the best. Reserve Grade take on Saints and will be against undefeated Southern Power and were comfortably accounted for. 11 MITCH MORGAN After a competitive first half the Power kicked away winning by 20 goals. looking to reverse the result of their encounter 6 weeks ago. They 12 ADAM COOK 12 JAMES MASON Little Red and Mervyn were the best. The Wolves Under-18s held on by will also be looking to bounce back from their loss before the break 13 MATTHEW YOUNG 13 GARETH BENBROW the skin of their teeth in yet another nail-biter for the boys against Moore- to Mac Uni. Two poor quarters of footy cost the boys and despite bank. Scores were level with only seconds to go, and it took a dramatic 14 DUANE WILD storming home just couldn‘t get there. Josh bagged another 3 14 MATT AHERN snap from Matty Varj to separate the teams and give the Wolves back-to- 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY goals while Trent & Carmo were among the best. Its been an 15 ERIC BURKE back victories. It was a match of 2 halves with the Wolves clearly on top inconsistent year so far for the 2‘s and a win over Saints would go in the first half and holding an impressive 4 goal lead at half time. But, as 16 GRAHAM ENRIGHT a long way to seeing them play finals. First Grade take on ladder 16 BEN JOSEPH they did last week, the Wolves opened up in the third quarter and al- 17 ROSS EMMERICK leaders Manly in a huge clash to round out the day and will also be 17 RYAN MCSOURLEY lowed Moorebank back in the game and by the last quarter they had hit 18 LUKE JANSSON looking to reverse the earlier seasons result. The confidence will 18 LEVI BRAIN the front. They Wolves had worked tirelessly all day on a big field (especially after a few late withdrawals and only 17 players available) 19 ANDREW CLUFF be high amongst the boys after a big win over Mac Uni last round 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON and they will be keen to continue the momentum today. Al added and were able to dig deep to drive the ball back up the right end of the 20 LIAM AGGETT 21 PAUL BOURKE field to clinch the game late in the day. Some sensational efforts from another 6 goals to his season tally while the Power had winners all Nath (3 goals), Timmy (4 goals), Mitch and Varj was again great to 21 JAKE HARDY across the ground with the backline really standing up including 22 DANIEL DICKERSON see. The Wolves have now got themselves back into the top-4 and will 22 DAVID TAYLOR Jakey and Cookie. The Power would like to again thank Battery 24 JACOB GRAHAM be looking for another win to consolidate their spot in the top 4. World Caringbah for their continued support of the Power in 2011. 23 MATTHEW GRAHAM 25 WILL BRASSIL Round 11 has the top 3 matchup between our top of the table Wolves As the largest retail battery network in the country, we have the and the Southern Power in Division 1. Round 10 for the other grades see 24 MARSHALL CAIRNDUFF right battery for every application. We stock all the common batter- 26 ROB HART Division 2 travel to St George, Division 4 host Auburn, Under 18‘s host- 25 LEON JOHNSON ies at competitive prices and we are able to provide batteries for 27 SAM RIX ing Mac Uni Kookas and Div 5 travelling to Parramatta. Get down to the Steyne tonight for awards and many thanks to other sponsors Bendigo 27 IAN HOLDER the unusual. In short, if it takes a battery we have it! We believe in 28 CHRIS DONOVAN the club and enjoy supporting you on and off the field. This year, Bank's Freshwater Community Bank and Bray's IGA - Allambie Heights 28 RHYS DAVIS we are hoping that you will support us, by visiting our stores and 29 TOBY JONES and Collaroy for their continued support. GO WOLVES! 29 BEN JOHNSON referring your friends & family. If you have never been into our 30 JOSH YOUNG 30 LYNDON HALL store, come in for a look - you will be pleasantly surprised! 31 JADD WALSH 31 ANDREW WARDROP Southern Power - powered by Battery World 32 BEN YOUNG 32 SHANE DEMIR 33 DANIEL PEARSON 34 RYAN KING-THORNBURG 35 JAMIE MCDOUGALL 44 SIMON DAVIES 36 TOM THURGALAND 52 LEIGH HITCHCOCK 37 CHRIS HICKFORD 59 NICK NOONAN 38 ROB COMANS 39 MARCUS COBURN Hotel Steyne 40 BYRON HORRELL

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