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P W L D F A % Pts The recent wet weather has made for St Kilda 12 12 0 0 1264 728 173.6 48 interesting times as coaches try to jug- Geelong 12 12 0 0 1387 920 150.8 48 gling training around waterlogged ven- Western Bulldogs 12 8 4 0 1343 1084 123.9 32 ues. Luckily most fixtures have been Collingwood 12 7 5 0 1113 1017 109.4 28 able to be played and hopefully better weather will greet the players for Rd 11. Brisbane 12 7 5 0 1107 1051 105.3 28

Adelaide 12 7 5 0 1056 1054 100.2 28 All matches in Round 11 have something hanging on the result. Carlton 12 6 6 0 1246 1088 114.5 24 Essendon 12 6 6 0 1136 1152 98.6 24 The match of the week has unbeaten ladder leaders East Coast Eagles travelling to Sydney Univer- sity to take of the Students, who enter the match on the back of three successive wins. Depending on Hawthorn 12 6 6 0 1085 1143 94.9 24 other result an upset win by Sydney Uni could have them sitting in the top five by the end of the week- Port Adelaide 12 6 6 0 1089 1215 89.6 24 end, and who would have imagined that a month ago. The Eagles defence of Bowles, Bilkey, Pearson and Maher are the stingiest in the league and for the Students to end the Eagles run Mark Egan, Mitch Sydney 12 5 7 0 1065 1125 94.7 20 Thompson and Alex Lee are going to need to find ways to break this down and kick a winning score. North Melbourne 12 4 8 0 871 1142 76.2 16 Eagles by 31 points

West Coast 12 3 9 0 1002 1153 86.9 12 Pennant Hills and UNSW/ES clash in what should be a torrid affair at Ern Holmes Oval. The Bulldogs

Richmond LADDER AFL 12 3 9 0 1027 1287 79.8 12 currently sit in third place on the ladder, one place ahead of the Demons and victory could give them a two game break in the all important battle for third position on the ladder. UNSW/ES returned to the Fremantle 12 3 9 0 976 1224 79.7 12 winners list for the first time in a month last week at Wollongong and will be looking for Beardsley, Melbourne 12 1 11 0 883 1267 69.7 4 Shaw, Bradfield and Kiel to continue this form. Pennant Hills lost a tough battle with arch rivals East Coast last round. Alastair and Charlie Richardson and Kieran Wright have been good for the Demons whilst their defence led by Lloyd Shepherd has also been solid. If Phelan Medallist Matthew Carey can Essendon 19.17.131 def. Melbourne 13.5.83 return to form the Demons chances of winning would be greatly enhanced. Collingwood 13.11.89 def. Sydney 9.12.66 Demons by 10 points Geelong 13.16.94 def Fremantle 11.9.75 St Kilda 16.8.104 def. Carlton 14.11.95 At Monarch Oval, Campbelltown host a rejuvenated St George. After starting the season strongly the Western Bulldogs 21.11.137 def Port Adelaide 7.2.44 Blues have hit a bit of hurdle in recent weeks with consecutive losses to Wollongong and Western Suburbs, whilst St George had a form reversal last week against North Shore. Lees, Chivas and Moore Richmond 13.14.92 def West Coast 11.11.77 have been good for Campbelltown however their fortunes could hinge on the mercurial talents of the Brisbane 13.15.93 def Hawthorn 7.9.51 Love boys. St George welcomed the return from injury last week of inspirational captain Declan LAST WEEK WEEK LAST Adelaide 9.14.68 def North Melbourne 3.6.24 Donohue and his presence lifts the younger players. Blues by 15 points ROUND 13 Friday June 26 North Shore play host to the high flying Western Suburbs at Gore Hill. The Bombers will be rueing their Essendon v Carlton at Docklands upset loss to St George last week, as a victory would have had them sitting in the top five. They realise Saturday June 27 now that they have to upset one of the top sides to balance the ledger. What better way to do that than SID’SPREVIEW Collingwood v Fremantle at MCG to beat the Magpies who have only tasted defeat once this year. The Magpies have built their success Adelaide v v Sydney Swans at AAMI Stadium on fast starts and the Bombers will need to curb this as well as stop the likes of Withers, Watkins and Brisbane v Melbourne at Gabba Absolum if they are to cause an upset. West Coast v Hawthorn at Subiaco Magpies by 40 points Sunday June 28 Geelong v Port Adelaide at Skilled Stadium In the final game Balmain Dockers host Wollongong at Drummoyne Oval. These two sides occupy the North Melbourne v Western Bulldogs at MCG bottom two places on the table however the recent form lines have been quite good with both sides St Kilda v Richmond at Docklands either winning, or pushing the top sides in recent weeks. James Miller has been playing well in the ruck THIS WEEK for the Dockers whilst Ryan Officer is proving an excellent option in front of goal. Wollongong’s good form has been on the back of midfielders Shane Davis, Michael Toussis and James Weavers whilst ROUND 14 Friday July 3 skipper Adam McConnochie is relishing his new role as a running half back. Collingwood v Essendon at Docklands Dockers by 5 points Saturday July 4 Melbourne v West Coast at MCG Port Adelaide v Brisbane at AAMI Stadium Officeworks: Richmond v Adelaide at Gold Coast Stadium Western Bulldogs v Hawthorn at Docklands a trusted partner in the Sunday July 5 publication of the Sydney v North Melbourne at SCG St Kilda v Geelong at Dockland Football Record. NEXT WEEK Fremantle v Carlton at Subiaco Record Cover Photo courtesy of Michael Vettas

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Round 1 Round 8 Sun 19July Saturday, June 27 Premier Division Sat 4 April Sat 30 May Demons v Blues Campbelltown vs St George @ Monarch Oval @ 2.10pm BD 5.12 Cam 18.8 Cam 11.8 BD 8.10 Representative Fixture North Shore vs Western Suburbs @ Gore Hill Oval @ 2.10pm NS 12.16 UNSWES 22.17 ECE 19.19 Woll 8.5 Sat 25 July Pennant Hills vs UNSW/ES @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 2.30pm PH 8.5 ECE 13.12 NS 7.9 PH 11.16 AFL Sydney v AFL Canberra Division One Sun 5 April UNSW 5.5 SU 7.19 Round 15 North Shore vs Western Suburbs @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12.00pm WS 19.13 Woll 8.6 Sun 31 May Sat 1 August

Pennant Hills vs UNSW/ES @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 12.30pm STG 16.13 SU 12.11 WS 16.15 STG 7.8 Blues v Bulldogs Round 2 Round 9 Bombers v Students UTS vs Wollongong @ Trumper Park @ 2.30pm Sat 18 April Sat 13 June Eagles v Dockers Manly Warringah vs St George @ Pittwater No 6 Oval @ 2.30pm Woll 10.10 SU 16.10 SU 20.19 STG 10.8 Sun 2 August Division Two ECE 19.16 NS 8.10 UNSW 12.7 ECE 27.17 Dragons v Magpies Campbelltown vs Southern Power @ Monarch Oval @ 12.00pm Sun 19 April PH 12.9 WS 13.14 Lions v Demons UTS vs Sydney University @ Trumper Park @ 12.30pm Cam 2.3 WS 13.12 Sun 14 June Round 16 Manly Warringah vs Camden @ Pittwater No 6 Oval @ 12.30pm BD 7.9 STG 15.22 BD 9.10 NS 9.14 Sat 8 August Holroyd Parramatta vs East Coast Eagles @ Charles McLaughlin Reserve @ 2.30pm UNSWES 9.7 PH 6.20 Woll 12.15 Cam 12.10 Bulldogs v Magpies Division Three Round 3 Round 10 Blues v Lions UTS vs UNSW/ES @ Trumper Park @ 10.30am Sat 25 April Sat 20 June Dragons v Eagles Holroyd Parramatta vs UTS @ Charles McLaughlin Reserve @ 12.30pm Cam 2.5 ECE 23.12 Woll 5.8 UNSW 10.10 Demons v Bombers Penrith vs Southern Power @ Greygums Oval @ 2.10pm NS 21.18 STG 10.7 Sun 21 June Sun 9 August Moorebank Sports vs Macquarie University @ Rosedale Park @ 3.00pm WS 21.17 BD 7.7 STG 13.9 NS 11.9 Dockers v Students Division Four UNSW 27.12 Woll 7.13 SU 14.10 10.11 Round 17 UTS vs Sydney University @ Trumper Park @ 8.30am SU 13.15 PH 15.18 ECE 8.13 PH 3.14 Sat 15 August Holroyd Parramatta vs Nor West @ Charles McLaughlin Reserve @ 10.30am Round 4 WS 21.15 Cam 12.10 Dockers v Magpies Manly Warringah vs Camden @ Pittwater No 6 Oval @ 10.30am Sat 2 May Round 11 Blues v Bombers Moorebank Sports vs Macquarie University @ Rosedale Park @ 1.00pm BD 9.6 ECE 18.21 Sat 27 June Students v Lions Penrith vs UNSW/ES @ Greygums Oval @ 12.00pm Cam 13.11 SU 12.16 Students v Eagles Eagles v Bulldogs Under 18’s Premier Cup WS 19.16 NS 7.12 Blues v Dragons Sun 16 August Campbelltown vs St George @ Monarch Oval @ 10.00am PH 18.10 Woll 8.10 Bombers v Magpies Dragons v Demons North Shore vs Western Suburbs @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10.00am Sun 3 May Demons v Bulldogs Round 18 Pennant Hills vs UNSW/ES @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 10.30am STG 17.12 UNSW 19.13 Sun 28 June Sat 2 August Under 18s Challenge Cup Round 5 Dockers v Lions Bombers v Dockers Holroyd Parramatta vs East Coast Eagles @ Charles McLaughlin Reserve @ 8.30am Sat 9 May Round 12—Health Awareness Dragons v Campbelltown Pennant Hills vs Sydney University @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 8.30am Woll 8.9 BD 11.8 Rd Students v Bulldogs Penrith vs Southern Power @ Greygums Oval @ 10.00am PH 26.16 STG 8.10 Sat 4 July Magpies v Demons Moorebank Sports vs Macquarie University @ Rosedale Park @ 11.00am UNSW/ES 12.21 Cam 18.14 Lions v Magpies Lions v Eagles Sunday, June 28 SU 12.20 NS 16.15 Demons v Students Qualifying Final Premier Division ECE 14.10 WS 10.16 Dragons v Dockers Sat 29 August Balmain Dockers vs Wollongong @ Drummoyne Oval @ 2.10pm Round 6 Bulldogs v Bombers Elimination Final Sydney University vs East Coast Eagles @ Sydney Uni No 1 Oval @ 2.10pm Sat 16 May Eagles v Blues Sun 30 August Division One BD 13.11 UNSW 17.18 Round 13 Second Semi Final Sydney University vs East Coast Eagles @ Sydney Uni No 1 Oval @ 12.00pm Cam 6.11 PH 15.13 Sat 11 July Sat 5 September Division Two Woll 8.7 NS 12.14 Bombers v Lions First Semi Final Balmain Dockers vs Macquarie University @ Drummoyne Oval @ 12.00pm SU 11.5 WS 21.11 Bulldogs v Dragons Sun 6 September Under 18’s Premier Cup Sun 17 May Students v Blues Preliminary Final Balmain Dockers vs Wollongong @ Drummoyne Oval @ 10.00am ECE 29.9 STG 9.7 Sun 12 July Sun 13 September Round 7 Magpies v Eagles Grand Final

St Ignatius College, Riverview vs East Coast Eagles @ Riverview First Field @ 10.00am DRAW DIVISION PREMIER SYDNEY AFL 2009 Sat 23 May Dockers v Demons Sat 19 September

2009SYDNEYAFL THIS WEEK—ROUND11 PH 11.11 BD 13.13 Round 14 Bye ECE 13.13 SU 3.8 Pennant Hills—Division three Sat 18 July Woll 7.10 STG 5.13 Manly Warringah—Under 18’s Challenge Cup Bombers v Eagles WS 21.13 UNSW 9.4 Magpies v Students NS 14.9 Cam 16.13 Dragons v Lions

Bulldogs v Dockers

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“HEALTH AWARENESS ROUND” LEADING GOALKICKERS

Saturday, July 4 PREMIER DIVISION DIVISION THREE Premier Division G SEEBECK (ECE) (2) 56 C STEPHENS (UNSW-ES) (0) 32

Pennant Hills vs Sydney University @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 2.10pm B ABBOTT (UNSW-ES) (0) 31 A CHRISTIE (UTS) (0) 24 Wollongong vs Western Suburbs @ North Dalton Park @ 2.10pm K WRIGHT (PH) (0) 31 M CRAIGIE (NW) (8) 21 M EURELL (WS) (0) 23 S POWELL (UNSW-ES) (2) 19 St George vs Balmain Dockers @ Olds Park @ 2.10pm T COLE (WS) (1) 23 UNSW/ES vs North Shore @ Village Green @ 2.30pm DIVISION FOUR East Coast Eagles vs Campbelltown @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 3.30pm DIVISION ONE R PRYOR (MU) (1) 39 T CHADWICK (UTS) (-) 45 C PERKINS (SU) (5) 36 Division One N DARVILL (MW) (4) 37 P GRAHAM (UNSW-ES) (2) 32 M HAYMAN (PH) (2) 21 S ADDICOTT (MW) (0) 29 Pennant Hills vs Sydney University @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 12.00pm B NISSEN (UNSW-ES) (1) 19 Wollongong vs Western Suburbs @ North Dalton Park @ 12.00pm St George vs UTS @ Olds Park @ 12.00pm U18 PREMIER CUP UNSW/ES vs North Shore @ Village Green @ 12.30pm DIVISION TWO C MCKINLAY (UNSW-ES) (3) 25 East Coast Eagles vs Manly Warringah@ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 6.30pm A FRITSCH (SP) (12) 59 T BRANSGROVE (NS) (0) 22 B HARLAND (MU) (0) 41 D BULL (PH) (5) 20

A KYPRIANOU (BD) (0) 34 J PIANTA (ECE) (0) 20 Division Two T LEY (SU) (2) 22 East Coast Eagles vs Campbelltown @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 11.30am U18 CHALLENGE CUP UTS vs Balmain Dockers @ Trumper Park @ 12.00pm B MCLEAN (SP) (3) 32 Holroyd Parramatta vs Camden @ Charles McLaughlin Reserve @ 2.10pm J SPICER (PEN) (4) 21 2009 LEADING GOALKICKERS 2009 Southern Power vs Manly Warringah @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.10pm Macquarie University vs Sydney University @ University Oval @ 2.30pm CLUB SENIORS RESERVES U18/THIRDS TOTAL Division Three Southern Power vs Pennant Hills @ Gwawley Oval @ 12.00m EAST COAST EAGLES 60 28 16 104 Macquarie University vs UNSW/ES @ University Oval @ 12.30pm UTS 54 28 16 98 Moorebank Sports vs UTS @ Rosedale Park @ 2.10pm Penrith vs Nor West @ Greygums Oval @ 2.10pm MACQUARIE UNI 54 24 4 82 SOUTHERN POWER 60 4 16 80 Division Four UNSW/ES vs Manly Warringah @ Village Green @ 8.30am NOR WEST 42 26 6.8 74.8 Macquarie University vs Sydney University @ University Oval @ 10.30am UNSW/ES 36 28 6 70 Holroyd Parramatta vs Camden @ Charles McLaughlin Reserve @ 12.00pm Moorebank Sports vs UTS @ Rosedale Park @ 12.00pm WESTERN SUBURBS 54 8 4 66 Penrith vs Nor West @ Greygums Oval @ 12.00pm PENNANT HILLS 30 16 14 60

Under 18’s Premier Cup MOOREBANK SPORTS 30 20 10 60 Pennant Hills vs St Ignatius College, Riverview @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 10.00am SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 24 24 12 60 Wollongong vs Western Suburbs @ North Dalton Park @ 10.00am St George vs Balmain Dockers @ Olds Park @ 10.00am MANLY WARRINGAH 48 8 4 60 UNSW/ES vs North Shore @ Village Green @ 10.30am NORTH SHORE 24 16 16 56 East Coast Eagles vs Campbelltown @ Bruce Purser Reserve @ 1.30pm CAMPBELLTOWN 30 4 4 38 Under 18s Challenge Cup Macquarie University vs Sydney University @ University Oval @ 8.30am HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 36 0 2 38 Southern Power vs Manly Warringah @ Gwawley Oval @ 10.00am PENRITH 12 8 16 36 Penrith vs East Coast Eagles @ Greygums Oval @ 10.00am Moorebank Sports vs Pennant Hills @ Rosedale Park @ 10.00am BALMAIN DOCKERS 12 16 6 34 2009 AFL SYDNEY NEXT WEEK—ROUND12 SYDNEYNEXT AFL2009 WOLLONGONG 12 8 14 34

2009 CLUB CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2009 TROPHY Bye ST GEORGE 18 0 14 32 Holroyd Parramatta—Division three CAMDEN 18 0 1.8 19.8 Holroyd Parramatta—Under 18’s Challenge Cup

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PREMIER DIVISION P W L D F A % PTS 2001

EAST COAST EAGLES 10 10 0 0 1240 515 241 40 Sydney Football League Sydney Football Association WESTERN SUBURBS 10 9 1 0 1187 606 196 36 Final Ladder Final Ladder UNSW/ES 10 6 4 0 966 941 103 24 PENNANT HILLS 10 5 5 0 881 702 126 20 North Shore 48 Holroyd Parramatta Blacktown 68

CAMPBELLTOWN 10 5 5 0 753 945 80 20 Campbelltown 44 Macquarie University 56

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10 4 6 0 853 889 96 16 Pennant Hills 40 Wollongong 56

NORTH SHORE 10 4 6 0 828 965 86 16 St George 40 Sydney University 48 ST GEORGE 10 3 7 0 769 1137 68 12 Balmain 36 Sth West Sydney 38 BALMAIN DOCKERS 10 2 8 0 648 991 65 8 UNSW/ES 28

Penrith 36 WOLLONGONG 10 2 8 0 579 1013 57 8 East Coast Eagles 24 UTS 34 Sydney Redbacks 20 Manly Warringah 32 Western Suburbs 8 DIVISION ONE P W L D F A % MR Nor West 20 UTS 9 9 0 0 885 384 230 100 Southern Sharks 16 MANLY WARRINGAH 10 8 2 0 882 495 178 80 Premiers EAST COAST EAGLES 10 7 3 0 860 510 169 70 North Shore UNSW/ES 12 UNSW/ES 10 7 3 0 699 565 124 70

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 6 3 0 790 477 166 67 Premiers Grand Final Holroyd Parramatta PENNANT HILLS 10 4 6 0 707 695 102 40 North Shore 12.12.84 def Campbelltown 10.9.69 NORTH SHORE 10 4 6 0 639 744 86 40 Grand Final

WOLLONGONG 10 2 8 0 443 879 50 20 Rod Podbury Medal (B.O.G Grand Final) Holroyd Parramatta 14.10.94 def Wollongong 11.11.77 WESTERN SUBURBS 10 2 8 0 460 998 46 20 Jason Bush (North Shore) Club Champion ST GEORGE 10 0 10 0 389 1007 39 0 Holroyd Parramatta Blacktown Club Champion North Shore Snow Medal Phil Cianci Macquarie Uni 19 FROM YEARS GONE BY Trevor Burnett Wollongong 19 U18 PREMIER CUP P W L D F A % MR Phelan Medal Jason McPherson UNSW/ES 16 Grant Campbell Wollongong 17 2009 SYDNEY AFL LADDERS LADDERS AFL SYDNEY 2009 NORTH SHORE 9 8 1 0 838 339 247 89

Barnaby Howarth Pennant Hills 15 EAST COAST EAGLES 10 8 2 0 843 426 198 80 Simon Wilson North Shore 14 Leading Goalkickers Phil Cianci Macquarie Uni 100 PENNANT HILLS 10 7 3 0 901 473 190 70 Salem Kassem HPB 58 ST GEORGE 10 7 3 0 886 512 173 70 Leading Goalkickers Andrew Browne Sydney Uni 56 Lee Campbell Balmain 65 WOLLONGONG 10 7 3 0 763 595 128 70 Gus Seebeck ECE 47 Clint Kirey North Shore 43 UNSW/ES 10 3 7 0 614 782 79 30

BALMAIN DOCKERS 10 3 7 0 533 1015 53 30 Rising Star CAMPBELLTOWN 9 2 7 0 384 678 57 22 Tom Hill (North Shore) Representative Football ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 10 2 8 0 446 765 58 20

WESTERN SUBURBS 10 2 8 0 373 996 37 20 Riverina 17.12.144 def Sydney 15.10.100 Black Diamond 30.16.196 def SFA 16.6.102

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Name: Kieran Wright Club: Pennant Hills DIVISION TWO P W L D F A % MR SOUTHERN POWER 10 10 0 0 1154 320 361 100 Date of Birth : 8/9/1982 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 10 9 1 0 967 345 280 80 UTS 10 7 3 0 884 389 227 70 Nickname: Kablett, K- Pod HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 10 6 4 0 648 608 107 60 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 5 4 0 716 576 124 56 Favourite AFL Team : Hawthorn BALMAIN DOCKERS 10 4 6 0 720 743 97 40 CAMDEN 10 3 7 0 505 947 53 30 Favourite Playing Position: CHB MANLY WARRINGAH 9 2 7 0 492 718 69 22 Most Difficult Opponent: Peter Dugmore - St George EAST COAST EAGLES 10 2 8 0 401 970 41 20 CAMPBELLTOWN 10 1 9 0 263 1134 23 10 Best Sydney AFL Player Seen: Matt Carey

Most Annoying Teammate : Alastair Richardson DIVISION THREE P W L B F A % MR UNSW/ES 8 8 0 2 889 273 326 100 Funniest Teammate : Aaron Crisfield UTS 9 8 1 1 869 330 263 89

Most Embarrassing Football Moment: Missing from 20 metres out straight in front in GF NOR WEST 8 7 1 2 741 290 256 88 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 9 6 3 1 801 493 162 67 Greatest Football Achievement: 2006/2008 Premiership MOOREBANK SPORTS 9 5 4 0 630 592 106 57 PENNANT HILLS 10 3 7 0 557 693 80 30 Best Football Advice Given to You: Its not the size of the dog in the fight but the size of the fight in PENRITH 9 2 7 1 516 897 58 22 the dog SOUTHERN POWER 9 1 8 1 368 877 42 11 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 9 0 9 1 230 1156 12 0 Previous Clubs played for: soccer

DIVISION FOUR P W L D F A % PTS Name: David Stroud Club: Manly Wolves SYDNEY UNIVERSITY` 10 9 1 0 1314 356 369 36 UTS 10 8 2 0 920 372 247 32 Date of Birth: 5/8/89 NOR WEST 10 6 3 1 1112 438 254 26 UNSW/ES 10 6 4 0 879 697 126 24 Nickname: Stroudy, Roids (not the hemroids type) MANLY WARRINGAH 10 6 4 0 676 619 109 24

Favourite AFL Team: Sydney MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 10 5 4 1 866 673 129 22 MOOREBANK SPORTS 10 5 5 0 753 733 103 20 Favourite Playing Position: Wing or Back Flank PENRITH 10 2 8 0 486 1049 46 8 AFL SYDNEY PROFILES AFLSYDNEY HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 10 2 8 0 434 1083 40 8

Most Difficult Opponent: Connor Pettersson LADDERS AFL SYDNEY 2009 CAMDEN 10 0 10 0 196 1616 12 0

Most Annoying Teammate: Sam Tier and his socks that haven't been washed since start of last season UNDER 18S CHALLENGE CUP P W L B F A % MR Funniest Teammate: Matt "Razzle" Rawle PENRITH 9 8 1 1 780 333 234 89 SOUTERN POWER 9 8 1 1 700 353 198 89 Most Embarrassing Football Moment: missing from straight in front 30 out, against a side we already SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 7 6 1 2 777 294 264 86 kicked 25 against in junior footy PENNANT HILLS 9 6 3 1 568 449 127 67 MOOREBANK SPORTS 9 5 4 1 668 582 115 56 Greatest Football Achievement: 1st year of seniors playing in a Grand Final MANLY WARRINGAH 9 2 7 0 426 780 55 22 Best Football Advice Given to You: Play to your strengths but work on your weaknesses MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 9 2 7 1 346 782 44 22 EAST COAST EAGLES 8 1 7 2 376 429 88 13 Junior Club: Forest Lions HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 9 1 8 1 293 932 31 11

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EAST COAST EAGLES 0 - 8 3 - 9 6 - 10 8- 13 – 61 PENNANT HILLS 2 - 2 2 - 4 2 - 9 3 - 14 - 32 AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK—Rd 10 EAST COAST EAGLES (Best Players): J. Vlatko, M. Skuse, L. Stanford, M. Maher, J. Dimery, B. Bourke (Goal Kickers): G. Seebeck 2, M. Skuse, A. Lovett, K. Pearson, J. Vlatko, R. Smyth, M. Sankey Gary Burch PENNANT HILLS (Best Players): L. Turner, M. Aitken, L. Shepherd, A. Richardson, K. Wright, C. Richardson Sydney Uni (Goal Kickers): D. De Looze, D. Dell'Aquila, C. Smith UMPIRES: Deigan, Fox, Fletcher at Bruce Purser Reserve Rod Craig Luke Favetta SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3 - 0 7 - 4 12 - 6 14- 10 – 94 St George Wollongong BALMAIN DOCKERS 2 - 4 6 - 6 7 - 9 10 - 11 – 71

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY (Best Players): T. Barton, M. Thompson, G. Burch, M. Egan, G. Stevens, C. Clarebrough (Goal Kickers): M. Egan 5, M. Thompson 4, A. Lee 2, B. Mankarious, T. Barton, S. Crichton BALMAIN DOCKERS Chris Lees Jon Bradfield Jeremy Kiel (Best Players): R. Officer, A. Randell, L. Mitchell, J. Mobbs, B. Jones, D. Brian Campbelltown UNSW/ES UNSW/ES (Goal Kickers): R. Officer 3, J. Dickens, D. Napper, D. Turner, D. Brian, N. O'Brien, J. Mobbs, L. Mitchell UMPIRES: Lewis, Richardson, Barron at Sydney Uni No 1

UNSW/ES 0 - 0 3 - 4 6 - 8 10 - 10 – 70 WOLLONGONG 1 - 2 1 - 4 5 - 6 5- 8 – 38 Jon Shineberg UNSW/ES St George (Best Players): J. Kiel, M. Beardsley, B. Sutton, J. Bradfield, P. Kefalas, E. Shaw (Goal Kickers): R. Underwood 3, P. Kefalas 2, A. Friedlieb, J. Coulloupas, B. Sutton, M. O'Regan, M. Beardsley Luke Stanford WOLLONGONG Tim Barton Mark Skuse (Best Players): L. Favetta, J. Weavers, M. Toussis, A. McConnochie, A. MacKenzie, M. Hogan East Coast Sydney Uni East Coast (Goal Kickers): L. Favetta 2, G. Batty, M. Hogan, K. Ewen- Chappel UMPIRES: Kalayzich, Peck, Callaghan at North Dalton Park Anthony Cuthbert

WESTERN SUBURBS 6 - 5 15 - 8 19 - 12 21- 15 – 141 St George CAMPBELLTOWN 1 - 1 6 - 5 11 - 5 12 - 10 – 82 WESTERN SUBURBS Mike Beardsley (Best Players): M. Withers, B. Absolum, D. Watkins, D. Williams, D. Clout, G. King UNSW/ES (Goal Kickers): M. Withers 4, D. Watkins 3, B. Absolum 3, A. Eurell 2, D. Williams 2, D. Clout 2, G. King 2, T. Cole, C. McGuirk, C. McGrath CAMPBELLTOWN (Best Players): C. Lees, D. Chivas, M. Moore, I. Sumner, S. Kershaw, J. Edwards (Goal Kickers): L. Coughlan 3, O. Love 2, B. Reid, S. Kershaw, B. McAllister, D. Chivas, B. Yakimov, J. Brazill, R. Love Alastair Richardson Matt Withers Jon Vlatko UMPIRES: Gestier, Rutherford, Peck at Henson Park Pennant Hills Western Suburbs East Coast

ST GEORGE 5 - 3 9 - 6 11 - 8 13- 9 – 87 NORTH SHORE 3 - 3 8 - 6 9 - 7 11 - 9 – 75 ST GEORGE 10 WEEK—ROUND THE OF TEAM 2009 (Best Players): A. Cuthbert, J. Shineberg, A. Buttling, R. Craig, R. Talbot, R. Bennett (Goal Kickers): D. Taylor 3, D. Donohue 2, S. Wilsen 2, S. Wicken 2, N. Smith, B. Maddern, A. Cuthbert, D.Carey Ben Absolum Mitch Thompson 2009 PREMIER DIVISION RESULTS—ROUND 10 RESULTS—ROUND DIVISION PREMIER 2009 NORTH SHORE (Best Players): B. Attwood, C. Holmes, J. O'Dell, A. Lowes, B. Fitzgerald, A. Sutton Western Suburbs Sydney Uni (Goal Kickers): A. Lowes 2, B. Attwood 2, R. Wason, K. Tangney, B. Fitzgerald, L. Pryor, D. Dickerson, T.Strudwick, J. Webster UMPIRES: Field, Terrey, Hissey at Mahoney Park Ryan Officer Balmain Dockers

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JAMES WEBSTER (NORTH SHORE ) MANLY-WARRINGAH 3 - 2 7 - 4 9 - 7 10 - 12 – 72 WESTERN SUBURBS 2 - 0 3 - 2 4 - 3 6- 4 - 40

MANLY-WARRINGAH North Shore youngster James Webster is this weeks NAB AFL Sydney Rising Star nomi- (Best Players): C. Pridgeon, T. Atkinson, J. Murray, D. Stroud, T. Armitage, N. Darvill nee. (Goal Kickers): N. Darvill 4, R. Hart 2, D. Stroud, T. Atkinson, N. Mc Donagh, J. Jarvis At 17(Jimmy) Webster is one of North Shore's young guns starting to make his mark on WESTERN SUBURBS the Sydney AFL competition. Jimmy is an Essendon Scholarship holder who resides on (Best Players): A. Green, S. McWilliam, D. Coughlin, D. Green, P. Gannon, J. Pitt the Central Coast and combines his commitments with Terrigal, North Shore and the (Goal Kickers): T. Johnston, J. Masters, M. Lonnon, A. Green, S. Kassem, I. Holder RAMS under the keen eye of Essendon's NSW Development Coach and North Shore star player Tommy Hill, as well as senior coach Michael Hosking. Jimmy is beginning to realise his potential in the North Shore line up and whilst he started the season off half back, Hosking has progressed his development by moving him into the midfield , where he is EAST COAST EAGLES 3 - 3 7 - 5 12 - 7 16- 9 – 105 beginning to blossom. Jimmy has many of the things that are hard to teach, awareness, PENNANT HILLS 1 - 1 5 - 5 8 - 6 10 - 8 - 68 creativity and timing. He has a clean pair of hands and important in today’s footy, he is PENNANT HILLS aware of where the goals are. James Webster is a worthy nomination for the NAB Rising Star Award. (Best Players): D. Smith, J. Moraitis, C. Laing, S. Koutouzis, D. Ferrier, A. Clarke (Goal Kickers): N. Baglin 3, M. Hayman 2, T. Kenny, C. Laing, P. McLaren, J. Moraitis, S. Dunell Previous Nominees EAST COAST EAGLES Rd 1 Carlo Lombardo (St George) Rd 6 James Brain (North Shore) (Best Players): A. Floyd, J. Shephard, D. Gatte, S. Merkel, R. Fitton, J. Ford Rd 2 Tom Young (Sydney University) Rd 7 Jarred Mobbs (Balmain Dockers) (Goal Kickers): A. Floyd 5, T. Kear 4, J. Ford 2, J. Mann 2, A. Moeller 2, J. Shephard Rd 3 Joe Britton (Balmain Dockers) Rd 8 Matt Thomas (Pennant Hills) Rd 4 Mitchell Thomson (Wollongong) Rd 9 Brenton Mumme (western Suburbs) Rd 5 Fraser Brown (Campbelltown) NAB RISING STAR NAB UNSW/ES 2 - 1 5 - 1 7 - 2 10 - 2 - 62 WOLLONGONG 2 - 0 4 - 2 5 - 3 6- 3 - 39 JACK DAVEY ( HOLROYD PARRAMATTA) UNSW/ES This week – and pretty much every week - the Goannas salute our VP of Foot- (Best Players): B. Spinks, A. Bantoft, C. McKinlay, J. Keogh, L. Martin, C. Jourdain ball - Jack Davey. The Goannas are doing it tough this year with our home (Goal Kickers): B. Spinks 3, M. Carey 2, C. McKinlay 2, L. Schneider, C. Coen, D. Mahenthirarojah ground under redevelopment. 2009 home games are like an away game except WOLLONGONG we have to transport all of our equipment and administration to and from our (Best Players): R. Woodward, S. Hancock, K. Temple, J. Collyer, M. Brunton, D. Sweeney weekly “home away from home” ground. Jack starts organising gameday on (Goal Kickers): J. Collyer 2, T. Bartlett 2, H. Bown 2

Thursday evening and is the first to the ground on Saturday and invariably the last to leave. On a typical Saturday he is off to work straight after the doors are

locked and the keys returned to our hosts. In Round 6 at Kelso Oval the Goan- NORTH SHORE 5 - 4 8 - 8 10 - 12 12 - 18 - 90 nas ran a full canteen and hosted 4 senior games with Jack participating in ST GEORGE 0 - 0 3 - 0 4 - 5 6- 5 – 41 every game. He umpired the 18s & Division 4, played a tough Division 3 match NORTH SHORE against the Bulldogs and then ran as boundary umpire for 3 ½ quarters of the (Best Players): D. Casey, J. Gray, J. Russell - Jones, A. Ziino, K. Hughes, T. Bajcic Division 2 game. It was a blustery day with a lot of boundary throw ins so how Jack had breath to blow the (Goal Kickers): K. Hughes 4, T. Bajcic 2, A. Chiew, H. Hampel, R. Svendsen, P. Dixon-Flint, D. Kozey, D. whistle in that last quarter is anyone’s guess. It was as dark when he left as it was when he arrived and he Casey still had a smile on his face and patience to spare. Apart from gameday Jack keeps our team clothed, our ST GEORGE uniforms laundered and trainers well stocked. At this stage it is just a rumour that his partner Michelle only (Best Players): A. Parker, J. Cutrupi, J. Cooper, D. Pratt, J. Vitale, B. Warton comes to the games so she gets to see him between matches or at halftime. Thank you Jack for your (Goal Kickers): V. Stevens, B. Hosking, D. Strauss, J. Ford, C. Andrews, B. Sharp tireless efforts.

Previous Nominees Rd 1 Brett Wylie (UTS) Rd 6 Warren Back (Camden) 10 RESULTS—ROUND ONE DIVISION 2009 Rd 2 Jim Allan (Nor West) Rd 7 Jim Wright (Penrith) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY vs UTS —POSTPONED Rd 3 Steve Ray (UNSW/ES) Rd 8 Alex Myers (Pennant Hills) Rd 4 Brendan Donohue (St George) Rd 9 Tammy Moeller (East Coast) Rd 5 Terry Neilsen (Campbelltown) Rd 5 Terry Neilsen (Campbelltown)

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Whatever you need to know about the AFL Sydney ST GEORGE 3 - 3 3 - 5 8 - 10 12- 11 – 83 NORTH SHORE 1 - 1 4 - 6 5 - 8 6 - 9 – 45 is available on the web ST GEORGE www.sydneyafl.com.au (Best Players): B. Guthrie, D. Cooper, P. Sain, S. Digby, B. Addison, J. Andriske (Goal Kickers): S. Gasovski 3, B. Addison 3, D. Cooper 3, S. Digby 2, L. Orr NORTH SHORE Latest News Results (Best Players): J. Brackin, J. Mason, S. Easey, M. Carter, M. Hutton, A. Rodgers (Goal Kickers): B. Thompson 2, T. Weston 2, L. Redman, T. Aynsley 2009 Fixtures Ladders

WOLLONGONG 2 - 2 4 - 2 6 - 3 8- 11 – 59 Photo Gallery Sydney AFL Forms UNSW/ES 2 - 3 4 - 7 5 - 9 7 - 11 – 53 WOLLONGONG All the details and player information will be available on the (Best Players): T. Hurst, S. Tibben, N. Kenny, T. Bell, R. Wells, B. Hogan (Goal Kickers): T. Hurst 3, J. Mason 2, T. Bell, R. Oehme, N. Kenny UNSW/ES SAFLWEBSITE website by 9pm on the day of the match (Best Players): A. Robson, G. Ward, D. Ward, A. Duthie, J. Moran, C. McKinlay (Goal Kickers): C. McKinlay 3, A. Haberley, B. Fox, G. Ward, D. Collins Quality action photos of selected AFL Sydney games can

be viewed at:

BALMAIN DOCKERS 1 - 7 5 - 11 7 - 14 8 - 22 – 70 ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 2 - 3 4 - 5 4 - 8 6- 10 - 46 www.saflphotos.com.au/info/ BALMAIN DOCKERS (Best Players): J. Britton, J. Howard, A. Mitchell, J. West, C. Glover, B. Singleton (Goal Kickers): C. Glover 2, B. Singleton 2, J. Moore, D. Woodend, J. West, A. Mitchell Enquiries: Michael Vettas on 0414 899 515 ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW PHOTOS (Best Players): X. Coy, R. Mirabelle, K. Murphy, O. Young, J. Lynch, B. Coffey PARENTS, SPECTATORS & SUPPORTERS: (Goal Kickers): B. Coffey 2, K. Murphy, J. Lynch, J. Stenmark, Z. Stenmark • Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. • Encourage participation, but don’t force it. • Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. WESTERN SUBURBS 3 - 3 6 - 5 9 - 9 11- 10 – 76 CAMPBELLTOWN 1 - 0 3 - 2 5 - 2 7 - 6 – 48 • Never ridicule mistakes or losses Supporters are there to support not WESTERN SUBURBS downgrade. (Best Players): J. Kassem, S. Pearson, M. Linsen, J. Sarkodee, N. Malyon, N. Armstrong (Goal Kickers): C. Specha 3, J. Kassem 2, V. Tregillgas 2, M. Linsen, N. Armstrong, J. Sarkodee, M. • Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires, administrators Piper and spectators. Physical or verbal abuse will not be tolerated. CAMPBELLTOWN (Best Players): J. Brazill, T. Zaarour, F. McLeod, T. Hills, H. Sherwood, B. O'Brien • Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time. (Goal Kickers): N. Tyerman 2, J. Brazill, B. Ferguson, B. McCrossen, K. Monteleone, T. Zaarour • Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club officials in private • Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many such comments are politically incorrect and it is your coach, team-mates, Club and PENNANT HILLS 3 - 4 6 - 6 10 - 7 13 - 8 - 86 EAST COAST EAGLES 2 - 2 7 - 3 7 - 3 10- 5 – 65 family that are let down with such remarks.

2009 U18 PREMIER CUP RESULTS — ROUND 10 ROUND — RESULTS CUP PREMIER U18 2009 PENNANT HILLS • Respect the facilities and equipment of their own and opposing Clubs. (Best Players): J. Potter, J. McInerney, D. Bull, J. Lewis, K. Clark, T. Wales (Goal Kickers): D. Bull 5, K. Clark 2, T. Widmer, J. Lewis, A. Duncan, T. Wales, J. McInerney, L. Feneroli • Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct toward EAST COAST EAGLES any player, official, umpire or supporter. Such actions are totally unacceptable. (Best Players): J. Steer, E. Kruger, D. Costello, T. McNamara, J. Patira, A. Baddock

CODE OF CONDUCT CONDUCT CODE OF • Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, (Goal Kickers): J. Patira 4, T. McNamara 3, T. Dimech 2, T. Monaghan coaches, officials or players. • Abusive language is unacceptable.

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CAMDEN 4 - 5 8 - 7 9 - 8 13- 13 – 91 REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL BALMAIN DOCKERS 0 - 2 1 - 3 2 - 8 3 - 9 – 27 CAMDEN AFL Sydney selectors have announced a 40 man training squad to prepare for their Representative Fixture against AFL Canberra which will be held at (Best Players): M. Shipard, K. Rowley, J. Ayling, B. Grasso, R. Muchmore, M. Preston Blacktown Olympic Park on Saturday July 25. (Goal Kickers): M. Shipard 5, J. Ayling 4, B. Agius, C. Murray, C. Hunt, J. Wymer BALMAIN DOCKERS

Full Squad is: (Best Players): B. Cann, D. Penpraze, A. Cooper, J. Fretwell, R. Steer, M. Gliddon (Goal Kickers): B. Arndell, R. Steer, M. Gliddon Balmain Dockers: Janis Blums, James Miller

Campbelltown: Dale Chivas, Shanan Kershaw, Chris Lees East Coast Eagles: Rowan Bilkey, Damien Bowles, Mark Mahar, Kristian Pearson, Shane Ryan, Gus Seebeck, Mark Skuse, Jon Vlatko, Ed Wilsen HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 4 - 1 7 - 2 8 - 2 8- 3 – 51 North Shore: James Brain, Lachlan Pryor, Ron Wason UTS 1 - 1 2 - 2 4 - 3 5 - 7 – 37 Pennant Hills: Matthew Carey, Josh Duncan, Alastair Richardson, Charlie HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA Richardson, Lloyd Shephard, Ron Wason St George: Declan Donohue, Stephen Wilsen (Best Players): B. Dyhrberg, J. Wilson, J. Maniscalco, A. Munns, L. Walsh, S. Costello Sydney University: Gary Burch, Brydon Coles, Mark Egan, Alex Lee, Ben (Goal Kickers): J. Wilson 2, S. Costello 2, L. Walsh 2, B. Connelly, M. Hill Mankarious, Tom Young UTS UNSW/ES: Jason Coulloupas, Sam Rutland, Earl Shaw (Best Players): M. Ryan, S. Fitzgerald, B. Rundle, S. Quinn, T. Whiting, M. Rigby Western Suburbs: Ben Absolum, Stephen Hudson, Dwain Watkins, Matthew Withers (Goal Kickers): F. Purcell 2, G. Capozzi, S. Cutlack, J. Spragg Wollongong: Ken Ewan-Chappel, Adam McConnochie Coach: Rohan Graham

REP FOOTBALL FOOTBALL REP Assistants: Leigh Forsyth, Kevin Eynaud, Daniel Archer

Team Manager: Graeme Merkel Trainers: Bruce Hunter, Russell Penton SOUTHERN POWER 8 - 2 14 - 6 17 - 13 23 - 14 - 152 Physio’s: Rebecca Riley-Ward, James Sutherland EAST COAST EAGLES 2 - 0 3 - 0 4 - 1 4- 1 - 25 SOUTHERN POWER The squad will hold its first training run at Henson Park this Wednesday at 6.30pm. (Best Players): A. Fritsch, J. McLean, P. Hamer, J. Findlay, A. Carmody, J. Thomson (Goal Kickers): A. Fritsch 12, J. McLean 3, J. O'Sullivan 2, M. Cairnduff 2, L. Johnson, M. Young, J. Thomson, S. Davies AFL NSW/ACT RAMS EAST COAST EAGLES (Best Players): A. Loxton, L. Patira, C. Doering, R. Frost, B. Trewin, T. Jenson The NSW/ACT RAMS have held off a spirited Northern Territory Thunder (Goal Kickers): J. Kasby, C. Doering, B. Jones, B. Trewin to record an eight-point win in the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships clash at ANZ Stadium. Kieran Emery finished with four goals while Jordan Williams, Liam Johnson and Thomas Young were the RAMS’ best. The MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY def CAMPBELLTOWN on Forfeit RAMS started brightly with Chaz Sargeant providing a strong target up forward but he could only convert one of his three early chances. Taylor and Hale proved a handful for the NSW/ACT defence with three goals SYDNEY UNIVERSITY vs MANLY WARRINGAH - POSTPONED between them and despite a major from Swans scholarship holder Ryan

Bottin-Noonan, NSW/ACT trailed by 11 points at the first change. Sargeant opened the second term his second goal for the RAMS as the home side’s size and strength began to tell in the wet conditions. Will Langford was excellent with his rebound from defence and the NSW/ACT tall forwards were too strong for their undersized opponents. Emery slotted two goals for the term as the Rams edged in front but Taylor’s third goal after the half-time siren gave the Thunder a two-point lead. Promising NT tall Steven May spent most of the first half in de- fence but he started the second half in attack and it paid dividends as he soccered the first goal of the

third term. But the RAMS hit back quickly through Emery and Dylan McNeil – who booted two goals in two 10 RESULTS—ROUND TWO DIVISION 2009 Sydney Uni forward Mark Egan will minutes – to wrest back the lead. Jason Tutt kicked truly after Aidan Riley was collected late in a marking be a key player as the Students contest as NSW/ACT headed into the last quarter with a 14-point lead. The RAMS’ fitness told in the final look to end East Coast Eagles term as they held the Thunder at bay, despite the excellent efforts of lively midfielder Roland Ah Chee. unbeaten start to the season.

NSW/ACT RAMS 2.3 6.6 10.7 12.10 (82) Northern Territory Thunder 4.2 7.2 8.5 11.8 (74) GOALS: Kieran Emery 4, Chaz Sargeant 2, Dylan McNeil 2, Ryan Bottin-Noonan, Kaine Stevens, Jason Tutt, Liam Johnson BEST: Liam Johnson, Jordan Williams, Will Langford, Thomas Young, Dylan McNeil, Chaz Sargeant AFL NSW/ACT RAMS RAMS NSW/ACT AFL

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Under 18’s Challenge Cup President: Anton Lewis PENNANT HILLS 5 - 5 10 - 9 11 - 11 13 - 16 - 94 Secretary: Angus Heritage HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 2 - 0 2 - 0 2 - 0 4- 0 - 24 Email: [email protected]

D 10 D PENNANT HILLS (Best Players):Z. Fenn, A. Moraitis, J. Richards, O. Brodie, E. Danilo, M. Miles 1 Anton LEWIS Website: www.nswafua.com.au (Goal Kickers):E. Danilo 4, A. Moraitis 2, C. Demetriou 2, O. Brodie 2, J. Richards, Z. Fenn 2 Matthew GESTIER HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 3 Danny DEIGAN (Best Players):S. Nolan, M. Burn, M. Cahill, B. Mayne, T. Watson, J. Burwood 4 Sean RICHARDSON Name: Chris Marathakis Position: Field Umpire (Goal Kickers):M. Coledan 3, R. Johnston 5 Graham GLASSFORD 6 Justin FOX 1) Who has influenced you most in umpiring? Definitely the 7 Frank KALAYZICH SOUTHERN POWER 2 - 3 7 - 4 9 - 5 12 - 6 - 78 coaches but other senior umpires also provide great support 8 Michael PECK EAST COAST EAGLES 0 - 1 0 - 4 1 - 7 3- 8 - 26 2) What is your motto to success? Control what you have control 9 Andrew RUTHERFORD SOUTHERN POWER 10 Michael O’GRADY over (Best Players):J. Thomas, D. Wood, L. Jansson, R. Vance, A. Stacey, C. Way 11 Pierce FIELD 3) What has been you best football experience? Umpiring the UTS (Goal Kickers): B. McLean 3, J. Brown 2, D. Wood 2, A. Stacey 2, L. Jansson, J. Mahoney, J. Thomas 12 Peter HUMPHRIES vs Manly reserve grade GF last year EAST COAST EAGLES 13 Tristan STEVENS 4) What has been you greatest achievement? Making my Premier (Best Players):A. Foxall, A. Hutt, J. Serdar, J. Bancroft, S. Tibben, D. Iranzad 15 Guy STILLMAN Division debut earlier this year (Goal Kickers):A. Foxall, J. Serdar, T. Kitto 16 Nathan LESSELS 5) What is your favourite book? River God – Wilbur Smith 17 Matthew BAIGENT 6) What is your favourite viewing? How I Met Your Mother PENRITH 5 - 2 8 - 5 9 - 12 11 - 19 - 85 18 Steven WALLBANK 7) What is your favourite destination? Pilansberg Nature Reserve, MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 0 - 0 2 - 2 3 - 3 3- 4 - 22 19 Liam ROWE Johannesburg SA PENRITH 20 Joshua TERREY 8) How would you describe yourself? Knows how to work hard with (Best Players):H. Stibbard, M. Reinhard, M. Payne, D. Schroot, B. Robinson, J. Colquhoun 21 James MCBRIEN (Goal Kickers):J. Spicer 4, B. Robinson 2, K. McDonagh, H. Mulligan, R. Johnson, S. Stevens, D. 22 Paul BARRON great commitment but can still have fun! Schroot 23 Simon HARRISON 9) What is you favourite place and time? Anytime or place the fish MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 24 Damien ANDERSON are biting 25 Sean HUNTER (Best Players):J. Bell, B. Fisher, J. Van Leeuwen, C. Poole, T. Morris 10) How do you present yourself to the world? Professional and 26 Jeremy BOLAND (Goal Kickers):B. Fisher, T. Paton respectful 27 Glen CALLAGHAN 11) What do you like to eat and drink? I’ll try just about anything 28 Carl FLETCHER 12) Greatest professional and personal breakthrough? Getting the 29 Ashley SYMONS 30 Nick ELLIS opportunity to go to Hong Kong, China and South Africa as part of my SYDNEY UNIVERSITY vs MANLY WARRINGAH - POSTPONED 31 William MACARTHUR job 32 Brenton HISSEY 13) Any game day rituals or superstitions? Soak the whistles over- MOOREBANK SPORTS—BYE 33 Tom BOWES night, have the bag packed the night before. 34 Max FRIEND DIVISION THREE 35 Stephen STORK If you are interested in becoming an um- UNSW/ES 10.9 (69) d Pennant Hills 6.6 (42) 36 Chris NIVEN pire in the Sydney competitions, whether it 37 David LENIOR Macquarie University 21.15 (141) d Penrith 4.2 (26) be on the field, boundary or goal, please 38 Chris HAYTER UTS 14.16 (100) d Holroyd Parramatta 1.3 (9) contact the NSWAF Umpires Association 40 Andy SMYTH Nor West 23.18 (156) d Southern Power 0.0 (0) 41 Mark RINNIE by following the links through the website Moorebank Sports—Bye 42 Mark SCHWARZE (www.nswafua.com.au ). 43 Alex MANFRED DIVISION FOUR 44 Tony MCGILVARY 45 Luke MATTHEWS UTS 18.23 (131) d Holroyd Parramatta 1.0 (6) ASSOCIATION UMPIRES AF NSW Sydney University 13.12 (90) d Manly Warringah 2.6 (18) 47 Scott WALSH 59 Ben LAWSON 60 AFL UMPIRE Moorebank Sports 22.28 (160) d Camden 0.5 (5 ) 48 Scott NUGENT 49 Nathan ELSWORTHY 61 Michael RASO Nor West 18.20 (128) d UNSW/ES 3.3 (21) 51 Aidan GROSAS 62 Geordie HAWKINS Penrith 10.9 (69) d Macquarie University 8.9 (57) 52 Chris MARATHAKIS 63 Ian BAPTIE 53 Ron JOHNSON 64 Christine BURROWS 54 Raymond COX 65 Dale CADDY 55 Kyle COLEMAN 66 Daniel FIELD-READ 56 Todd FLETCHER 67 Mark HOPKINS 57 Peter FELDMAN 68 Gavin BERTRAM

2009 U18s CHALLENGE CUP DIVISION 3 & 4 RESULTS—ROUN & 4 3 DIVISION CUP CHALLENGE U18s 2009 58 Natasha KUTCHA 73 Garrie JONES

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

1 Tim WALLACE Round 10 was a return to real wet weather ‘Bog’ style footy not seen for years, 2 Tom CHADWICK with the Bats journeying out to Charles McLaughlin reserve to take on Par- 3 Matt RYAN ramatta. In the Division 4 clash, the rain came bucketing down from the first 4 Andrew DAVIS bounce. In difficult conditions the Bats put on a clinical display of wet weather 5 George CAPOZZI football, winning by 125 points and restricting Parramatta to just the 1 goal. 6 Andrew THAIN Adrian ‘Maxxie’ Sibbick was outstanding, with his skills proving to be even

7 Jot LYNAS better on a wet track. Rich Kelliher, Darren MacKenna and Jon Ritchie were 8 Dan MCGRATH among the best. The ball was shared well in the forward line with 13 different 9 Shannon QUINN goal kickers. Conditions continued to deteriorate prior to the start of the Division 10 Mick ATKINSON 3 game. The Bats made the best of the muddy track to lead by 53 points at half 11 Nick ALLARDICE time, with Parramatta not registering a point. A similar story in the second half 12 Andrew KEITH saw the Bats run out winners by 91 points. Tom Nicholls, Nathan Eades, Nick Allardice & David Beaton had great games, with Mark Ciavarella kicking 4 13 Barry HOLLAND goals. By the commencement of the Division 2 game, the oval now resembled a 14 Ben MOORE quagmire making effective use of the ball nearly impossible. Parramatta 15 Alan KYMANTAS adapted better to the conditions and ground out a well fought 14 point. Matt 16 David MITCHELL Ryan, Simon Fitzgerald and Ben Rundle tried hard all day for the Bats. Impor- 17 Mark RUSSELL tant reminder to all Bats players to attend presentations at the Windsor Castle 18 Rhys HENDERSON Hotel at 7pm every Saturday unless otherwise instructed. 19 Alex BEN 20 Steven BOYD Mark you calendar today for the upcoming social highlights: 21 Luke TRIMBOLI

23 Joel URBAN th • ‘B’ Party – Fancy Dress – July 11 – Windsor Castle Hotel 25 Shaun SILVER 27 Liam FLANAGAN • August 8 th for our Gala Dinner – the biggest Bats event ever. CHECK OUT AFL SYDNEY ON CHANNEL 518 28 Michael BASSO UTS BATS BATS UTS 29 Simon FITZGERALD Friday – 6:30pm – 7:30pm 30 Alex WHOOLLEY 31 Dustin TEASDALE 33 Julian RYAN AFL Sydney Match of the Week 35 Andrew MORLEY 37 Paul KAPIRIS 38 David BAILEY

40 Lachlan COBAN WEEK THE OF MATCH FOXTEL 42 Sam KING 44 Phil TAYLOR 47 Dave BEATON Match of the Week also available to view online 48 Anthony LEACH 49 John COLBERT www..sydneyafl.com.au and click on AFLSydney TV 50 Steve NEAL 51 Craig HERMANN 52 Sean FLEMING 54 Dennis GOGGIN 56 Matthew WILLIAMS 57 Ryan EAGLE Round 10 Match of the Week 78 Brendan SHANNON ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves Thirds Fourths UTS Sydney University vs East Coast Eagles

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President: Paul Coughlan President: William Oakley Senior Coach: Steve Bird Senior Coach: Simon Closter Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0416 007131 Phone: 0410 596 555 Website: southernpower.sydneyafl.com.au Website: www.sydneyafl.com.au Club Colours: Aqua & Black Club Colours: Navy Blue & White

1 Ben YAKIMOV The Senior Blues fronted Western Suburbs at Hensen Park in a rain Power are again playing away this weekend with First Grade taking on 1 Roland WRIGHT 2 Ben REID affected match last weekend. Wests commenced the match with a Campbelltown at Monarch Oval while Reserves and the 18’s travel to 2 Alan FRITSCH 3 Shanan KERSHAW flurry of goals taking full advantage of the slight breeze and held a 57 Penrith to take on the Rams at Greygums Oval. 4 Chris LEES point lead at half time. The Blues fought hard in the second half to 3 Troy SHEAN 5 Trent WRIGHT match the magpie’s midfield strength and strong marking forwards. In a 4 Jerard MCLEAN Mixed results last weekend with Reserves suffering a big loss to Nor 6 Brenton MCALLISTER high scoring match the magpies ran out winners by 59 points. Best 5 Richard SWANTON West while 18’s had a good win over East Coast in the Challenge Cup 7 Corey EVERSON players for Campbelltown were Chivas, Lees and Edwins. The Div 2 6 Ryan MURPHY and the Seniors a big win over East Coast also. 8 Fraser BROWN Blues unfortunately had to forfeit as a result of 16 players being un- 7 Phil HAMER Don’t forget to get your 100 Club ticket soon with the draw taking place 9 Matthew MOORE available for the match against Macquarie Uni. Another venue change 8Stu BRIERTY 10 Jake BRAZILL in only 2 weeks. Some great prizes to be won but it also is a BIG help due to wet weather saw the Blues U/18's take on West’s at Henson 9 Ryan COLLINS 14 Jon WRIGHT to the club! Speak with Libba, Bill or Matt if you are interested. Park on Sunday. This was a game we should have expected to win, 10 Cameron ROE 16 Jason FRETWELL however another very ordinary performance saw the Blues beaten by 17 Jay EDWARDS 11 Mitch NEW five goals. The usual three or four who take pride in their footy tried The Power would like to thanks their valued 2009 sponsorship part- 18 Lindsay BASSANI 12 Joel THOMPSON hard all day again and unfortunately we were without a few key players ners: 19 Simon NEILSEN 13 Leigh HITCHCOCK for various reasons so numbers were the bare minimum again. Hope- Battery World, Gymea Hotel, Runnulla, AESC, Dial A Picture Frame, 20 Matt KEYS 14 Brendan ANDREWS 22 Brenton SOMMERVILLE fully this team will play to their ability at some stage before the season Maxsan, Brian Cloney Ltd, Flight Centre Caringbah, The Vinyl Room 15 Jonathon FINDLAY 23 Rob LOTHIAN ends. 16 Adam CARMODY 24 Nathan TYERMAN Go Power! 25 Chris FRETWELL Go Blues 17 Paul LOVE 26 Dale CHIVAS 18 Nathan HERRING 27 Daniel FRASER 19 Anthony GRAF 28 Anthonie PARKER 20 Aaron CONDON 29 Trevor DUNN 21 Rod LOXLEY 30 Shane DOHERTY 22 David TAYLOR 31 Matthew EDWINS 32 Matthew BARRETT 23 Matt GRAHAM 24 Marshall CAIRNDUFF 33 Owen LOVE 34 Alex SNEDDON POWER SOUTHERN 25 Leon JOHNSON 37 Ian SUMNER 26 Andy PAINE 39 Ray LOVE 28 William OAKLEY CAMPBELLTOWN BLUES CAMPBELLTOWN 41 Chris MUNRO 29 Ben JOHNSON 42 Kyle BRADLEY 43 Luke COUGHLAN 34 Ryan KING-THORNBURG 44 Danny MCCARTHY 35 Craig GEAR 46 Chantha PAL 36 Duane WILD 48 Jared MULLANEY 37 Chris GIBSON 49 Stephen IRVING 39 Matthew YOUNG 50 Andrew BAILEY 44 Simon DAVIES 52 Kris COCHRANE 45 Michael FINDLAY 55 Matthew MOREY 48 Stu CLONEY

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

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President: Michael Haynes Vice President: Brendan Donohue Senior Coach: Lachlan Smith Senior Coach: Shane Demir Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0410 685 761 Phone: 0419 405 546 Website: www.penrithrams.com.au Website: www.stgeorgeafc.com.au Club Colours: Black & Green Club Colours: Red & White

1 Michael MORGAN The U/18’s made it six straight wins on Saturday as they maintained 1 Scott RICHMOND It was a disastrous start to our second home match that was meant to be a 2 Josh BARRETT 2 Darren HARTNEY their position on top of the ladder with a hard fought 63 point win celebration of our return to the famous red & white. At 7:30 am the ground 3 Nathan SMITH over Macquarie Uni in difficult conditions at University Oval. The was declared unplayable. All the events had to be cancelled; the old boys, 3 Bryce RONEY 4 Pat MCBRIDE match was won in the first quarter, with the boys putting on five the juniors playing before the matches, our major sponsors and the an- 4 Rob LOW 5 Ben MADDERN nouncement of this year’s addition to the St George Hall of Fame. And unanswered goals. To the Warriors credit they fought back over the 5 Steve FORT 6 Rod CRAIG then the move to Mahoney Park! Canteen, bar-b-que, scoreboard, siren final three terms as the worsening conditions made playing attractive 8 Justin BROCK 7 Shane DEMIR and the rest. But the reliable helpers came out and soon the gear was on football difficult. They were also helped by an inaccurate Penrith 8 Michael MILNER its way. And the playing surface at Mahoney was good. At 10 am the under 9 Joshua ANASIS side who kicked 3.14 after half time. Harley Stibbard, Matty Payne, 9 Declan DONOHUE 18’s got under way and the canteen was running smoothly with plenty of 11 David BRADLEY Mitch Reinhard, Daniel Schroot and Ben Robinson all continued 10 Peter DUGMORE hot drinks and bacon and egg rolls. And it got better and better because 12 Tayt CORLESS their consistently good seasons to be Penrith’s best, whilst James 11 Stephen WILSEN the North Shore boys are the benchmark in this grade. And by midday a 13 Sam LOCKHART Colquhoun chimed in to play his best game of the year. Johnny 13 Anthony CUTHBERT great win was had to confirm both that our team is capable of playing in the 14 Tim ADDISON 14 Alboran SAVANNAH Spicer again proved a handful at full-forward with four goals. Re- finals and importantly that our future is in front of our eyes. The Ressies serve Grade posted one of their best wins in a long time in overcom- 15 Tim DICKSON played with their usual determination but are just out manned at the mo- 15 Shane TURNER ing the Warriors by 12 points in Division 4. Despite starting the 16 John COOPER ment. For the last 6 weeks our Firsts have also done it tough. But through 16 Brendan COOKE 17 Josh CUTPRI it all morale remained high and the boys kept coming to training. Both match one player short and finishing it with 18 against 15 after a 17 Grant KELLS (c) 18 Adam BUTTLING teams traded goals until half time when the Dragons found themselves in couple of injuries during the game, the Rams held on to record a 19 Vincent STEVENS front. And then the rain came. Not very heavy but consistent. The game 18 William TAYLOR famous victory over more fancied opposition. Brendon Cooke, 20 Michael HOLMES became a battle of wills and the red & white Dragons stuck at it manfully to 19 Adam WEST Daniel Corboy and Dale Perry were the standouts, with Jason Brad- 21 Daniel CAREY record a gutsy and timely win. There is now a concerted push to transfer all 20 John KEANE (vc) ley booting three goals. First Grade were coming off an encouraging 22 Dylan TAYLOR home matches to Mahoney where the firsts remain undefeated when 21 David CUMMINGS effort against UTS the previous week, however, with eleven players 23 Jon SHINEBERG wearing the red & white. Congratulations to Shane and his players. Also a 22 Kris WOZNIAK backing up from the Reserve Grade fixture they were never a 24 Shaun WICKEN big thank you to Hurstville Council and AFL Sydney who tried everything to chance in the extremely heavy conditions against the fresh legs of get us a home match on this special day. A big thank you to our two 24 Brad PATHUIS 25 Daniel RIXON the home side. John Keane and Adam West did well for the Rams, 26 Nick CHARLWOOD major sponsors The St George Masos and the NAB. Without their help it 25 Brendan RIDGES whilst Justin Brock, Brendan Cooke and Dave Cummings battled on 29 Ric TALBOT would be just that much more difficult. 26 Lachlan SMITH strongly in their second hit out for the day. This week sees the top of 30 Ryan BENNETT

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29 Alan PROWSE Greygums Oval in what should be an excellent indicator of how we 32 Chris WINDLE 33 Oscar TAYLOR www.stgeorgeafc.com.au 34 Matthew POULTER are traveling. The seniors also take on the Power whilst the Re- 34 Damien PRATT 39 Mark JACKSON GEORGE STDRAGONS 36 Joel PARSONS 42 John MURTAGH 37 James DO CANTO 45 Anthony KELLY 38 Luke MAUNDER 49 Dale PERRY 40 Carlo LOMBARDO 41 Robert AUGHTERSON 52 Jason BRADLEY 42 Patrick ALEY

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President: Andrew Murray President: Grant Stodulka Senior Coach: Michael Hosking Senior Coach: Daniel Kenny Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0419 875 708 Phone: 0401 971070 Website: www.northshorefc.com.au Website: www.muafc.com.au Club Colours: Black & Red Club Colours: Green & Yellow

On a wet Sunday in Round Ten, the North Shore Premier Division 1 Lachlan PRYOR 1 Carter MULLINS (c) side, fighting to keep finals hopes alive, came up just short against St 2 Tom HILL 3 Stewart NEWMAN (vc) George. After a close win in the wet in the previous round, North No Notes Supplied 4 Adam LORD 4 Cameron INCHLEY Shore hoped to pull off another at Mahoney Reserve to celebrate 5 Jarryd WATTERS 5 Justin WHYTE (vc) 6 Damien ALLEN Daniel Kulk's 250th game for North Shore. Scores were close all day 6 Jeff HARDMAN and North Shore snatched the lead midway through the final term, 7 Brendan FITZGERALD 10 Don OLLINGTON but things didn't go their way in the closing minutes of the match and 8 Chris MURPHY 11 Brett HARLAND St George led by two goals at the final siren. Anthony Lowes kicked 9 Adrian HARRY 12 Tom REDDIN 10 Jason HARRY two goals and Ben Atwood was Best on Ground, also kicking two 15 Brendan CAMERON 11 James WEBSTER majors. 16 Darryn AVERY 12 James BRAIN 20 Mick DUNLEA 13 Adam SUTTON In First Division , North Shore came up with a win against St George 21 Scott CATIONS 14 Jamie O”DELL to hold on to a slim chance of playing finals football. The Bombers 23 Jerome FARRELL 15 Sam CARRUTHERS ran out eight-goal winners, but were left ruing missed opportunities 26 Phillip HARE 16 Tom ELKINGTON after kicking 18 behinds. Kerrin Hughes led the goalkicking list with 27 Dean CONNORS 17 Cameron HOLMES four and Damian Casey earned Best on Ground honours. 28 Simon LAWRENSON 18 Daniel DICKERSON 30 Craig BARNES 19 Ryan MELDRUM Earlier in the day, North Shore's Under-18 side suffered their first 31 Troy MCMURRICH 20 Anthony LOWES loss of season 2009. A strong second quarter was the highlight of an 32 Dylan BROGAN 21 Tom MCMAHON otherwise disappointing day for the young Bombers, who went down 34 Tim SCOULAR 23 Chris MCKINNON 36 James MOYLAN by six goals. James Brackin was Best on Ground and Bart Thompson 24 Teddy STRUDWICK 39 Mark RICE and Tim Weston kicked two goals each. 25 Ron WASON 41 Luke GEMMELL 26 Daniel HATFIELD 44 Mick TWOHIG 27 Michael COWELL 46 Paul JACKSON 28 Max WILSON 48 Bernard BUSH 29 Ashley NAYLOR 49 Peter HYNDMAN 30 Jack LUMSDEN 50 Brodie COOPER 31 Alex CHIEW 51 Dylan BROGAN 32 Kade TANGNEY 52 Carl EDWARDS 33 Todd BAJCIC 55 Alex LAMOND 34 Pat HEALEY

NORTH SHORE BOMBERS SHORE NORTH 56 Ben AKMENS 35 Daniel KULK 58 David ALLISON 36 Arther KALLOS 61 Hamid MANGAL 40 Michael VOYAGE 62 Jason LYALL 41 Richard LYNCH 65 Tim SHIRT 43 Jason RUSSELL-JONES 44 Ben ATTWOOD 45 Andrew MARSH MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WARRIORS WARRIORS UNIVERSITY MACQUARIE 49 Adam ZINNO 52 Robert SVENDSEN

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Vice President: Ian Granger President: Andrew Taylor Senior Coach: Mark Coles Senior Coach: Craig Tognolini Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0409 129920 Phone: 0411 859834

Website: moorebanksports.sydneyafl.com.au Website: sydneymagpies.com.au Club Colours: Back, White & Blue Club Colours: Black & White

1 Anthony SIMPSON A big weekend of celebrations at Western Suburbs was soured as little when the 2 Mat ABDUL LATIF 1 Salem KASSEM 2 Troy COLE inclement weather in Sydney forced the games to be transferred to Henson Park on 3 Andrew GALT No Notes Supplied th 3 Brett BEDWELL Sunday. Saturday saw the 40 Anniversary of our 1969 Premiership celebrated with 4 Joey DENSLY a fantastic turnout compered by Peter “Spida” Everitt. Two Time Premiership Cap- 4 Ben ABSOLUM 6 Ty DAVIS tain/Coach Roger Hoggert and his team entertained the crowd with stories from the 7 Chris HARRY 5 Daniel LAMBERT Grand Final against Newtown and it was magnificent for those present to meet a 8 Matthew ROWE 6 Medair KASSEM man who is a living legend of our club. The smiles and wonderful time had by all was 9 Leigh FLAVELLE 7 Clint MCGRATH a testament to the hard work of Brian Crouch and the football committee. If that 10 Paul SMITH 8 Eid KASSEM wasn’t a big enough occasion then there was the annual running of the Mouse Cup. Betting on the Cup was fierce and Bookmaker Adrian “Dowds” Dowdle had his work 11 Adam WESTWOOD 9 Adam FIDDLER 12 David MCLEOD cut out for him with Belle Du Jour charging home from barrier 2 for an emphatic 10 Simon BLIZZARD victory. The $1000.00 prize was boisterously celebrated by the winning connections. 13 Peter CONNAIRE 11 Matthew EURELL 14 Kurt HAYES The Mouse Cup at Wests has now become a highlight in the seasons’ calendar. 12 Bill LAFFERTY Sunday saw the return clash with Campbelltown, every time we have a home game 15 Andrew CRUWYS 13 Daniel PENFOLD this year we have to endure wet and greasy conditions and it was no different on 16 Bradley CAVANAGH 14 Stephen HUDSON (c) Sunday. Western Suburbs have established themselves as a side that starts strongly 17 Nicholas DENKO 15 Andrew EURELL and once again they produced. Matty Withers again dominated at Centre Half For- 18 Paul BUTLER 16 Tim LAMBERT ward. His ability to present and his strong marking stamp him as the premier forward 19 Daniel SHULSTAD in the league and if his accuracy in front of goal improves, heaven help the opposi- 17 Cal MCGUIRK 20 Aaron FINDLAY tion. Ben Absolum and David Clout also had fine games when asked to step up by 18 Matthew WITHERS (vc) 21 Adam FURLEY Coach Tognolini and by half time the game was settled. Dwain Watkins is also 22 N. FERGUSON-GORNALLE 19 Dwain WATKINS stamping himself as the best centreman in the league and is rarely beaten for con- 23 Garry PENNY 20 Dane WILLIAMS tested possession. “Togs” asked all the players after the game to sacrifice things for 24 Mark FITZPATRICK 21 Shane D’ARCY the sake of the Premiership, which the 1969 boys did, and their chance to write their 25 David FOGGIE 22 Lynn ROEHRIG names in the Western Suburbs pantheon now looms. Reserve Grade came up 26 Brandon PUNTER 23 Aaron CONVERY against the Strong Manly-Warringah side and performed with great courage. The Wolves beat us by 160 points in the first round but the boys put in a fantastic effort 27 Andrew DAVIS 24 Pat GANNON and only went down by 32 points. Coach Crouch was pleased with the effort and with 28 Ian PRUDHAM 25 David LINSEN a number of players who have not played well this year finally starting to play well 26 Chris NOORDHOF (vc) 29 Shaun ALBREW can look forward to some improved results. John Masters was terrific and Ian Holder 30 Matthew PAALL 27 John SIMPSON is starting to produce games that could see him challenging for a first grade spot. 31 Corey MILLER 28 Daniel COUGHLIN Look out for a late season charge at the finals. The U18’s put in a terrific perform- 33 James WINDASS 29 Marcus LINSEN ance and won their second game of the year. With no U16 game a few of the 34 Mahdi BERHADEN 30 Matthew PINK younger boys stepped up and showed what a great future the Magpies have. Coach 35 R. THOMPSON-LAING 31 Joel MINICHIELLO Lee Urquhart was thrilled and told the team that everyone will need to train hard from 36 Brian FERRETT 32 Brenton MUMME now on to get a game. Jarrad Polley was best on ground before having to go off in 37 Bobby NAIJAR 33 David CLOUT the third quarter with a shin injury and Jalal Kassem showed that his brothers’ skills 39 Andrew BYKERSMA 34 Matthew CULLEN are rubbing off. Seamus Pearson had a terriffic amount of possession and Christian Specha led strongly and finished off the good work of Jordan Sarkodee who is 40 Matthew SLIOGERTS MAGPIES SUBURBS WESTERN 35 Ian HOLDER improving with every game. Marcus Linsen was back and again showed his First MOOREBANK SPORTS MAGPIES MAGPIES SPORTSMOOREBANK 41 Brett STEPHAN 36 David GREEN Grade potential. Good work boys we all look forward to some more victories! 42 Damian WILSON 47 Gavin KING 43 Donald DIMMOCK 49 Paul CHACHATY 44 AARON MCLENNAN 52 Tom JOHNSTON 45 Mark CULLIMORE 57 Kagan COTT 47 Patrick WARD 58 Mark LONNON 48 Anthony KIDD

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President: Peter Jack Senior President: Jim Allan Senior Coach: Michael Cousens Senior Coach: Peter Kyle

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0415 989 245 Phone: 0418 536 819 Website: www.pennanthillsafc.com.au Website: hawkesburyafc.com.au Club Colours: Navy Blue & Red Club Colours: Blue & White

3 Josh LOW Poor shooting for goal by East Coast Eagles enabled Pennant Hills 1 Stephen CHASE THE Nor-West Jets head up Windsor Road to Charles McLaughlin Reserve, Baulkham Hills, 2 Casey WENSELOWSKI today for their first meeting of the season with this year’s nomads Holroyd-Parramatta for to establish an early first quarter lead at Bruce Purser Reserve in a 4 Mitch AITKEN 3 Daniel GUTHRIDGE what always shapes as a tough contest. Seniors won 156-0. After a much-needed two-week twilight fixture on Sunday. Goals to Damian Dell’Aquila and Daniel 5 Alastair RICHARDSON (c) 4 Dominic SHIPLEY break, the Jets hosted Southern Power in good conditions despite the wet week at Bensons De Looze gave the Demons a six point advantage, 2-2 to 0-8, but the Lane and recorded the club’s first shut-out in recent memory. Naming a strong team with the 5 Aaron CLAYDEN 6 Brant JACK inclusion of dual premiership player Shagga Travers, and centre half forward Boots Welling- Demons were unable to kick their third and final goal until deep into 6 Dale WELLINGTON ton, the Jets set about dismantling the Power, but some inaccurate kicking in the first term 7 Jason CLARKE the last term, while the Eagles soon found their goal kicking range, 7 Owen BUTCHER resulted in just 4.8. The midfield brigade was minus Boris Smits, but he was ably covered by 10 Jak HANCOCK running out convincing 29 point winners,8-13-61 to 3-14-32.The 8 Adam NEWTON Hollywood Sullivan, Snowy Clayden and Homegrown Milkins, won the lion’s share of centre 12 Daniel DE LOOZE match was played in steady rain which restricted scoring opportuni- 9 Scott ALLAN clearances and delivered with ease to dominant forward Cranky Craigie, who took some ties but the ground surface, apart from the centre wicket area, was in 10 Gerard SMITS strong marks overhead on his way to a career best eight goals. The backline was proving 13 Charlie RICHARDSON (c) impenetrable, with Oyster Brophy celebrating his 50th club game in style, repelling all Power wonderful condition. What an asset the football community has in 11 Don WATERSTON 14 Nathan WRIGHT 12 Stephen DAVIDSON forward forays, well supported by Wanga Sherwood, Monkeyface Pascoe and Hank Bayne. this new ground! East Coast remain unbeaten at the top of the ladder Bayne, in fact, took one of the most courageous marks seen on Bensons Lane for many a 13 Brad CROSS 15 Kieran WRIGHT while the loss has Pennant Hills slipping back one spot to fourth, year in memory of his late grandfather, with the Jets honouring the family by wearing black 14 Aaron BAYNE 16 Alex GOODALL immediately behind today’s opponent, University of NSW/Eastern armbands and giving Rocket Bayne the opportunity to play with his son in the main game – 15 Michael YEE an opportunity he relished with a typically tough display. The second quarter saw some Suburbs. After the match, coach Michael Cousens said he could not 18 Dan WITT 16 Nick MILKINS scintillating end to end football by the Jets as they piled on nine unanswered goals (including fault his team’s endeavour but he felt their fitness level was short of 23 James ELLISON 17 Jack PASCOE seven in a row) to demoralise the visitors. The Power battled on gallantly searching for a the standard required to successfully compete for the ultimate prize, 20 Jake BERRY score, but every time they were turned away, more often than not resulting in a goal for the 24 Matt THOMAS a premiership. With the season more than half gone, it will not be an 21 Chris KYLE home team. Leading by 15 goals at half time, the Jets have been known to take their foot off the accelerator in the third term, but they charged on their merry way, slamming on another 25 Damian DELL’AQUILA easy task to correct this shortcoming. Luke Turner was effective on 23 Stewart POTTS 7.3 before the Power entered their forward 50 late in the term, and it looked as though the 24 Jimmy CADET 27 Alex FRAUNFELTER the wing having been shifted out of defence, while onballer Alastair shut-out was not to be, but a desperate effort by debutant Tony “I’m not really Daniel Merrett” 25 Paul SHERWOOD 28 Cameron SMITH Richardson had another consistent game, highlighted by his accu- Joyce to chase the ball to the line and soccer back into play, saw the Jets go from end to end 27 Damian SHIPLEY rate delivery. Tom Angel, Ben Beaston and Charlie Richardson untouched and slot home a pearler of a goal. Ex-Power player Ox Anderson dodged and 29 Ben BEASTON 28 Michael CRAIGIE weaved his former teammates to pick up plenty of touches, but the talking point of the final relished the heavy conditions, Angel’s performance probably his best 30 Peter BARNES 29 Norm HANLEY term came from China Chase, who was sent to the goalsquare at training after duffing a gift of the season. Demons full back Matt McCamey also deserves men- 30 Scott BRAID shot at goal, and copping a razzing from the boys in Timmo’s Corner. Nor-West’s big win was 31 Scott MYERS tion for his efforts in restricting man mountain, Gus Seebeck, to only 31 Chris COLLINS also the perfect coaching debut for Boft Wenselowski, who also celebrated his five month – or 34 Tom ANGEL two goals, playing him close and forcing him out wide for his scoring 32 Peter KYLE fish-finger – anniversary during the week – congratulations Boft and Kate. Reserves won 128-21 THE Jets entered the second half of the season with a must win match against third opportunities. Coming into this match, Seebeck was averaging a 34 Mat LAURENCE 36 Jon MORAITIS JETS NOR-WEST placed UNSW-Eastern Suburbs, and although having beaten the Bulldogs convincingly in Tony Lockett-like average of six goals a game! 35 Andrew TRAVERS 38 Sam WIDMER round one, the Jets were wary after their big win over unbeaten Sydney Uni the week before. 36 Adam FOX The Jets dominated from the first bounce with Elmo Newton, Steffi Graf and Duck Waterston 39 Dave FERRIER 37 Dean BRAID dictating play in the centre, sticking solid to the game plan of using the open spaces with Taxi 41 Matthew CAREY 38 Sam MAKINS Mattingly on fire on the wing, providing plenty of ball to dominant half forwards Barny Lewis 39 Jack WILSON and Mavros Davidson. Leading by 27 at quarter time, the second term continued at the same

PENNANT HILLS DEMONS PENNANT 42 Aaron CRISFIELD 41 Chris MATTINGLY pace with only inaccurate kicking saving the Dogs from a cricket score deficit at the long 43 Richard LAING 45 Brett CARROLL break. In past weeks Nor-West has not been convincing in the third quarter and coach Hibbins challenged the team to rectify this, which they did, resulting in a 6.6 to 2.1 term, and 46 Russell FOX 44 Josh DUNCAN the domination continued into the final quarter with another six goal effort. The backline was 48 Daniel HARDING 48 Lloyd SHEPHERD impenetrable all day with Snagglepuss Thorpe, Sc Allan and Stan Laurence acting like road 49 Daniel LANGFORD blocks and continually turning defence into attack. After three losses and a draw before the 51 Luke TURNER 50 Matt FITZPATRICK long weekend the Jets needed to get their season back on track and the big wins over Cam- 55 Matt MCCAMEY 52 Ben WILLSON den and more importantly the Bulldogs has done so ahead of the business end of the season, 55 Mat DAVIDSON which starts this week. 58 Jarryd GAGGIN 56 Daniel GRAHAM 59 Luke BILBE 77 Matthew BROPHY 86 Evan DUTTON ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 NW

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President: Bob Mannion President: Ken Fowlie Senior Coach: Troy Balzan Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0403 403620 Phone: 0418 604 966

Website: www.goannas.com.au Website: http://bulldogs.sydneyafl.com.au Club Colours: Blue & Yellow Club Colours: White, Black, Yellow, Blue, Red 1 Peter KEFALAS 1 Ben MACKNEY Round 10 saw the Goannas senior teams taking on UTS and the Under 18’s host- 2 Leigh SCHNEIDER Last Saturday the Bulldogs headed down the Princess Hwy to take on the 2 Daniel BRYANT ing Pennant Hills. The day was very much a classic ‘four seasons in one day’ 3 Andre PECH Lions at North Dalton Park. The boys were able to get their season back 3 Brett JACKSON scenario, with torrential rain and sunshine both making appearances to turn Charles 4 Max COLLETT (vc) on track with a tough hard fought victory in trying conditions. Full credit to 4 Troy BALZAN Mac into a hazy quagmire. The Under 18’s kicked off the day against Penno, and 5 Jeremy KIEL (dvc) 5 Tom PARSONS once again put in an effort that did the club very proud despite not getting the result Wollongong who put up a spirited performance but in the last quarter the that they were after. The 70 point margin is not reflective of the pride the boys 6 Ben WOODS 6 Ben DYHRBERG Dogs were able to click up a gear and run out 5 goal victors. Jezz Kiel showed, and everyone is confident their next win is not far away and the future of 7 Mike BEARDSLEY 7 Gerrard KENNEDY was dominant across half back, Beardsa and John Wayne dominated the the club is looking very solid. Scotty Nolan was best on ground, with Matt Burn, Matt 8 Jon BRADFIELD 8 Jesse HAURUA clearances and birthday boy bustling bull Bradfield had another solid Cahill, Bryce Mayne, Tim Watson and John Burwood also having very strong 9 Ryan PERT 9 Tony MANCE games. Division 4 took the field and 5 minutes in copped a massive downpour… 10 Brad ABBOTT game. There were a lot of positive signs for the group who showed some 10 Stuart MCKINLEY only for sun and steam to arrive 10 minutes later! The team was competitive for 11 Ryan UNDERWOOD positive signs of returning to form. From little things big things grow and 11 Jason WILSON most of the match, but just couldn’t get the ball inside the forward 50, and in the end 12 Andrew FRIEDLIEB the tackling, smothering and manning of the mark showed marked im- 12 Shaun COSTELLO went down to a very skilled UTS side. Ben Allen continued his fantastic season with 13 Ben SUTTON provement from previous weeks. The badly depleted Magoos had a fan- 13 Brendan CONNELLY another best on ground performance, and was well supported by Daniel Bamforth, 14 Adrian HEFFERNAN tastic victory. Playing one short, with 3 boys backing up from the Under 14 Brett RIZZO Tim Johns, Matt Maddocks, Grant Smith and the returning Scott McLean. The start 15 David COUPE (c) 15 John MANISCALCO of Division 3 saw the most open and shut winner of the Pink Shirt Award ever, with 18s, and suffering injuries to Foro and Robbo in the first quarter the boys 16 Marc O’REGAN 16 Grant WEBB Lee Nolan rocking up to the game…..minus his footy bag. Thankfully some club finished strongly in the last quarter to record a 4 goal victory. Cam Weav- 17 Samual RUTLAND 17 Todd WATERS mates provided some loan equipment to get him started until his gear arrived at ers, cockwinkle and macca can all showed plenty of courage to back up quarter time. Once again the boys showed some very good play in patches, but 19 Jason COULLOUPAS 18 Jeff FIELKE after their narrow loss in the Under 18s. Cam took his tally to 5 goals for were unable to show this on the scoreboard. The team is showing signs of improve- 20 James KEOGH 19 Kristin CARVILLE ment every week and it should not be too long before the duck is broken. Hubert 21 Michael CAREY the day with two in the seconds. Best players were Spinksy, Horse and 20 Greg ADAMS nd rd Jesuratnam was the best on ground in his 2 game in reserve grade, continuing his 22 Earl SHAW CJ. Early in the day the Under 18’s had their 3 narrow loss for the sea- 21 Ben HANSON great development. Damien Vassallo also continues to excel in his first season, 23 Anthony RODRIGUES son going down by a goal. It was another spirited performance from the 22 John MANNION being one of the best performers in his maiden reserve grade appearance. Dane 24 Stephen PECH lads who should be proud of their efforts so far in season 2009. Gus and 23 Ricky CHARLES Ramsey, Peter Zuvela, Johnny Mannion, Shannon Altorjay were also bright per- 25 Ben HABERLEY the Wardies led the way. The 3 rd grade had another win, whilst 4 th grade 24 David HOOK formers in a much improved performance from the last game against the same 26 Leigh LAVERY 25 Luke MANSBRIDGE opposition. The Division 2 team took to the field looking to end a 2 game losing battled hard against a quality side, Nor-West Jets, but in the end were no 27 Alex HENDERSON 26 Ashley MULCAHY streak and gain a win against another finals contender. With the conditions well and match. This week we head out to Ern Holmes to take on the Demons in a 30 Mark ARNOLD rd 27 Sireli FIFITA truly favouring the Goannas, the boys got off to a flying start, kicking 7 goals to 2 in clash which could decide 3 spot on the ladder. Let’s hope the Doggies 32 Tim LINEHAN 28 Gary SENTENCE the first half in a real slog. The second half became a real dogfight, with the Goan- can build on last week’s efforts. July 4 th is past players day at the VG nas working hard to keep repelling a UTS side that came out firing. In the end, the 33 Luke FORRESTAL 29 Nathan GRAINGER when many a tall story about long goals and “speccy’s” will be told over a boys were able to hold on despite only kicking 1 goal in the 2 nd half to record a 15 34 Troy LUFF 30 Mark HILL point win, their first against UTS since the 2004 finals. Grant Webb, John Manis- quiet ale or 10. A $30 Presidents lunch will be held at the Donny prior. 31 Omar ABDULLATIF 35 Joel ROBBIE calco, Jason Wilson and Ben Dyhrberg dominated the midfield and gave us the 32 Joel THOMAS 37 Eti OKUNBAR impetus we needed all day, Andrew Munns led from the front and controlled the 33 Andrew MUNNS 41 Xavier BRENNAN backline, with Luke Walsh and Shaun Costello giving strength and creativity up 43 Chris JOURDAIN 34 Dean MURRAY forward. A special mention also to Mancey, who was the only bloke on the field who 45 James METCALFE 35 Anthony BISHOP still had a uniform that resembled blue by the end of the game. 36 Brad BYRNES 46 Adam GULDEN 37 Luke MANSBRIDGE 47 Dean WARD 38 Craig WATSON 48 Macleay LEWIS 39 Trent WHALAN 49 Kieran EMERY H0LROYD-PARRAMATTA GOANNAS GOANNAS H0LROYD-PARRAMATTA 40 Peter ZUVELA 50 Pat STOKES 54 Roger JONES 55 Brad NISSEN 56 Blair OLIVER 59 Brett SPINKS

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President: Jason McLennan Secretary: Warren Back Senior Coach: Roger Moten Senior Coach: Chris Hughes

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0421 655447 Phone: 0414 795 529 Website: www.suanfc.com Website: www.camdenseniorafl.org Club Colours: Blue & Gold Club Colours: Navy Blue & White 1 Angus SCOTT 2 Grant JONES 2 Alex LEE ONE, TWO, THREE… the Uni boys are we!! Our Seniors have resurrected Once again light on numbers with 6 players pulling out on the day, 3 Rod BUTCHERS 3 Brydon COLES their season with three solid wins in a row. These wins have brought confi- Camden did their best to compete against Moorebank, but were no 4 Michael HIGGINS dence to a young playing group which has renewed faith in each other and 4 Matthew SHIPARD match once again. It is becoming increasingly frustrating at the com- their game plan. It is great to see all the hard work by the senior squad and 5 Ben WRIGHT 5 Mark EGAN mitment level of some of our guys to a TEAM sport, and I am sure it is also the dedicated SUANFC coaches being rewarded. Now to the present 6 Ben MCDERMOTT 6 Ben MANKARIOUS frustrating for the players who are committed to improving as a group. and the future! This Sunday sees Sydney University welcome the East Coast 7 Kane ROWLEY 7 Leigh MCWHIRTER Eagles to Oval No.1. The Eagles present a wonderful opportunity for the boys 8 Matthew PRESTON To those guys I say keep the head up and keep working hard to im- 8 Aaron HAWKINS to build on the momentum and confidence of the previous weeks and take on 9 Leighton FRENEY prove your own game and in time things can and will turnaround. Best 9 Rhys LAVERY the undefeated ladder leaders. It is sure to be a great game between two of 10 Martin PRICE for the Cats were Ben Mcdermott, Glen Kirk and James Murray. 10 Nick COSTELLO the form teams in the competition and who knows.. if our boys snatch this 11 David MCCARTHY Against Balmain in div 2, Camden had it’s best win in 3 years as they 11 Gary BURCH one they control their destiny own to play finals. Our reserve grade side are 12 Chris MURRAY pumped the dockers in the wet by 64 points. Matt Shippard was out- 12 Jack LAWSON also set to play the Eagles in a top 5 clash. Last time these sides played, the 13 Scott LAID standing booting 6 goals, while Josiah Ayling was a constant menace, Eagles narrowly got the points, however this time at home, the Uni boys will 14 Ben CHAUVIER 13 Josh LEARY booting 3 majors and contributing around the ground. The backline be looking to equal the ledger and finally grab that elusive win against the 15 Benjamin GRASSO 14 Luke HIGGINS was sensational as Balmain didn’t kick their first goal until the last premiers of ‘08. Our Blues and Reds sides will take on long time rival UTS at 16 Dan COLEMAN 16 Jay KARUTZ Trumper Park on Saturday. In Division 2, a win against the Bats will allow the 17 Julian WYMER quarter (despite having a number of opportunities) while the midfield 17 Jess MCGUIRK student to climb back into the four and stay in touch with the top 3. In Division 18 Glen KIRK and forwards provided constant pressure to lock the ball in the forward 18 Chris CLAREBROUGH 4, a win will cement top spot and provide a two game buffer between 1 st and 19 Michael CHANDLER line for long periods of time. After setting up the win in the first half 19 Simon NASH nd 2 . Both are huge games and we wish our boys the best of luck against our 20 Tom KOSKI with good team play and structure, Camden became greedy in the 20 Nick CLARK long time rivals! Our colts have set themselves to take on Pennant Hills at 21 Joel WATTS second half and didn’t really finish the job quite the way they would 21 Mitch THOMPSON Ern Holmes on Saturday. In another top 4 clash, our boys will be fresh from 22 Michael KENNEDY have liked, but this is something that can be worked on. Best for the 22 Nathan HAYWARD their week off and looking forward to the challenge on their road to finals 23 Tim KEREMA Cats were Dan Coleman, Ayling, Shippard and Ben Grasso. 23 Andrew KRAEFT football for the first time. 24 Nick BURNETT 24 Tom YOUNG 25 Ben CRACKNELL This week, both grades meet Manly away. Good luck guys. 25 Glenn STEVENS Good luck to all sides and lets make it a weekend to remember with 5 wins! 26 Ben FERGIE 26 Tyson ROBERTS 27 James MURRAY 27 Ryan CLOSE 28 Josiah AYLING

28 Tom SMITH CATS CAMDEN 29 Todd MULLER 30 Ben FITZPATRICK 31 Bryan AGIUS 31 Jesse MARTIN 32 Trevor KENNEDY 32 Daniel ARCHER 33 Michael MURPHY 33 Tim BARTON 34 Jarryd KITCHING 36 Chris KENDRICK 36 Chris HUNT 37 Shae SILVESTRO 37 Kurt GAGAN 38 Tim AIR 38 Chris VAN LUENEN 39 J. CHAMPION DE CRESPIGN 39 Andrew SHIPARD 40 Anton TURCO 40 Rob MUCHMORE 41 Warren BACK

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS STUDENTS SYDNEYUNIVERSITY 41 Sam CRICHTON 44 Ben LAID 42 Chris WALSH 49 Christian KUNDE 43 Jack CASPERSSON

45 Ben MALONE 46 Jordan MCINYTYRE 47 Nick BARTON 53 Michael KILLICOAT ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 CAMDEN

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President: Peter Kay President: Gus Seebeck Senior Coach: Daryn Cresswell Senior Coach: Glenn Garner

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0409 255 586 Phone: 0433 824 455 Website: www.manlyafl.com Website: www.eastcoasteagles.com.au Club Colours: Maroon & White Club Colours: Blue & Yellow 1 Luke STANFORD Despite heavy rain and an opposition who turned up in force, the for- 1 Blake BRENDAN The Wolves were again all over Sydney but unfortunately only played 2 of 2 Ryan SMYTH the 4 games on the fixture with only our Div One and Div Four teams play- 3 Andrew POLKINGHORNE tress is still intact. This week, we hit the road as we travel to a far away 2 Jason COLEMAN th ing. The U18’s and Div 2 games will be played on the 25 July bye week- 4 Gus SEEBECK land that has, in the past, been a difficult one to conquer. The boys 3 Tyrone ARMITAGE end, details to be advised later. 6 Kristian PEARSON (vc) from Sydney Uni have pushed the Eagles on many occasions and will 4 Justin HALL 7 Tim PHYSICK no doubt be trying to do the same this week. The Eagles go in confi- Our Div 4 team played top side at St Paul’s Oval, Sydney Uni and were 5 David STROUD 8 Shane RYAN dent that they can continue the form that has them sitting clear on top soundly beaten by 72 pts in very wet conditions with the game looking more 9 Jon VLATKO (c) of the ladder. Seebeck is firing, Vlatko is dominating, and the Eagles 6 Jack HAWKINS like a rugby/soccer combination. Hard to pick any good players with the only 10 Glenn GARNER have formed an almost impenetrable backline that boasts a contribution 7 Sam MURRAY (c) highlight being a goal kicked by the “playing” coach, Rob Manning, I am 11 Aaron BYERLEE sure he would have preferred a victory instead. The loss pushes the Div 4 to the best for and against record in the competition so far. But defend- 8 Daryn CRESSWELL 12 James FORD team out of the top four so we will have to regain the early season form to ing your turf is easier than conquering another’s, and the boys will need 14 Brad URE 9 Anthony ROBERTSON make sure we play finals footy. to be at their best to knock off the Students today. The Div 1 boys have 16 Michael SANKEY 10 Marcus COBAN found some form in 2009 and will be looking to consolidate a spot in the 17 Ben PHYSICK In bizarre circumstances the Div 2 game was called off by the Syd Uni top 5 against another finals hopeful today. The Students are a strong 11 Andrew PILAT 18 Jack DIMERY grounds staff only 2 minutes before game time. Both sides and the umpires outfit and will be pushing to secure a spot as well. This should be a 12 Niall MCDONAGH 19 Ed WILSON were on the ground ready to start but the call was to halt play. Despite 13 Brake BENNETT great tussle. Our under 18’s will be looking to amend for last week’s protests from all parties the game did not proceed. 20 Daniel SPITERI loss in the wet at Bruce Purser as they take on Riverview. The boys 14 Matthew AHERN 22 Anthony STUBBS 23 Ben ROGERS have been enjoying success in 2009 and will continue to work on their 15 Daniel MOTT Again our Div One team had to change game details for the weekend, 24 Trent BAKER game in preparation for the pointy end of the season. Our challenge 16 Ben JOSEPH played on Sunday and at Henson Park against Western Suburbs. In a very scrappy game the Wolves ran out 32 pt winners with Nathan Darvill kicking 25 Cory DURIE cup, on the other hand, have had a tough season so far, but what can 18 Levi BRAIN 4 goals and best players being Craig Pridgeon, Tom Atkinson and Jason 26 Ryan FITTON be more motivation than donning the traditional colours and playing an 19 Craig PRIDGEON Murray. We maintain second position and look forward to the remainder of 27 Mat ARBON (away) game on your old deck. An early start at Charles Mac will no 28 Damien BOWLES 20 Andrew WRIGHT the season to ensure we get the double chance in the Finals. doubt bring back memories and hopefully they can secure a win over 29 Rowan BILKEY (vc) 21 Paul BOURKE the Goannas. There will be a few cases of Mate against Mate when the We are back home again at Pittwater this week for all games so we are 30 Steve O’CONNOR Div 2 boys also meet the Goannas. The HP boys will be hard to beat 22 Wills BRASSILL 31 Jared MADDEN looking for 4 big wins. May Footy and the Wolves be the winners. but Streaty will be doing his best to get the boys home. 23 Kurt HAYWARD 32 Liam MADDEN 33 Damian GATTE 24 Nathan DARVILL See you back at the Harbord Diggers for a drink after the game and don’t BOOK YOUR TICKETS FOR THE BLACK TIE BALL NOW BY GO- forget to confirm your registration as all Wolves memberships entitle you to 35 Adam LOVETT 25 Troy TAYLOR ING TO Diggers membership. All details on the Club website www.manlyafl.com 36 Ben BOURKE 26 Rob HART www.eastcoasteagles.com.au

EAST COAST EAGLES COASTEAGLES EAST 37 Darren CHAPMAN 27 Andrew LINDSAY GO THE WOLVES in 2009 38 Mark MENDOLA th 28 John JARVIS 39 Ash MOELLER Saturday, 18 July, 2009 Castle Hill RSL Club 30 Daniel PEARSON 40 Tim KEAR 41 James MANN Prepare to be Hypnotised and Mesmorised. 42 Mark MAHAR MANLY-WARRINGAH MANLY-WARRINGAH WOLVES 45 Michael JOHNSTON 47 Mark SKUSE 50 Matt WILLIAMS 51 Tim COAKLEY 52 Josh SHEPHERD 53 Ash LOXTON 54 Nathan LAING 55 Kieran MCREDMOND ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves Thirds U18s Manly ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves Thirds U18

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President: Peter Adams President: Ian Ferguson Senior Coach: Damien Hall Senior Coach: Trevor Burnett

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0421 551 337 Phone: 0419 963 913 Website: www.balmaindockers.com.au Website: www.wlions.com.au Club Colours: White & Purple Club Colours: Red & White 1 Kale TEMPLE 2 Jade COLLYER 1 Janis BLUMS (c) After another wet and muddy weekend of football it will be good to be 3 Luke FAVETTA The Under 18's did it the hard way against a gallant UNSW/ES side last weekend, 2 Daniel NAPPER on some firm green grass this weekend back home at Drummoyne 4 Ken EWEN-CHAPPELL but in the end recorded a vital 6 point win. Missing a host of players due to Swans, 3 Dan BRIAN RAMS, senior duty and injury the boys began the day with 20 players and were Oval. 5 Scott HANCOCK 4 Daniel STANTON further depleted when Luke Rutter suffered a serious knee injury. The young Lions 6 Adam MCCONNOCHIE 5 James MILLER (VC) also faced a gallant Bulldogs outfit determined to reverse a narrow loss the last The young 18's need to continue their winning form, after a thrashing 7 Peter VEERHUIS 6 Robbie ALLEN time these sides faced off, and for large periods of the game it seemed they would by the Loins at their last encounter down south they need to turn the 8 Bradley PATTERSON do just that. But the the boys stood up when the game was on the line and are to 7 Anthony RANDELL (VC) tables. 9 Barron HANSEN be congratulated. The home side had to dig deep and found some goals late in the 8 Aaron COTTRELL 10 James WEAVERS last quarter when all seemed lost. Such a gutsy win should give the boys confi- 9 Dave RYAN 11 Mitchell DALY The Reserves meet up with many old Balmain team mates against the dence for many more tough challenges ahead. The Reserves copped the worst of 10 Daniel TURNER 12 Shane DAVIS the weather on Saturday as they slogged it out with the Bulldogs. Torrential rain for in form Macquarie University in what should be a very good contest. 11 Evan DAVIS (vc) 13 Daniel MCCLURE much of the game meant this match would we won as much on desperation as on

12 Braedon JONES 14 Michael TOUSSIS class. That's one area we don't lack in and the game was extremely tight for 3 13 Daniel BOURKE The main game against the visiting Lions from Wollongong should be 15 Tom HEATH quarters. The Bulldogs, perhaps with a little more at stake were able to find a way 14 Boyd ARNDELL a good contest from both teams. With a week of Sydney winter sun- 16 Mitchell THOMSON in the last quarter and get home for the win. In a great boost for the club, both Troy Bartlett and Harry Bown made their season debuts after studying abroad and 15 Luke MITCHELL shine the surface and conditions at Drummoyne should prove favour- 17 Ryan PRICE could both be described as being "better for the run". The Seniors were looking for 16 Ryan OFFICER able for the Dockers who are in good form over the past four weeks, 19 Guy BARTLETT 2 wins on the trot and the scalp of another finals contender. For 3 quarters an 18 Ben CLARKE 20 David GOODLEY upset looked likely, but as with the reserves game, the Bulldogs found a way to 19 Bill ROWLAND "Dinner with the Dockers" August 15 at Drummoyne Sports Club, a 21 Aiden RILEY win in the last quarter. After keeping the Bulldogs scoreless in the opening term, 20 Nick O’BRIEN must for all supporters 22 Tim ROBB the visitors responded to lead by 12 points at half time. The Lions clawed their way 21 Chris WALLACE 23 Paul BALDING back in the third term and led by a goal nearing three quarter time. In very wet 22 Dion SHAW 24 Erin FRANKLIN conditions it looked like this game would go down to the wire. But two late goals to 23 Nick TODD 25 Justin AYRE the Bulldogs in the 3rd term swung the momentum of the match and the Lions did 24 Kyke UNDERWOOD 27 Matt ADAMSON not respond. 7 goals to nil for the day at the southern end of the ground in favour 25 Ash AZHAR 28 Harry BOWN of the Bulldogs proved crucial. The Lions are improving, but need to focus on 26 James CLARKE 29 Kyle PROUT producing 4 quarter efforts. 27 Jarred MOBBS 30 Lewis WILSON Next Home Game: Saturday July 4 v Western Suburbs 28 Travis STEVENS 33 Joshua LEWIS 29 Marcus BUJCH 34 Matt BRUNTON Next Social Function: 2009 Lions Trivia Night @ Wollongong City Tennis Club - 30 Ben KNIGHT 35 Dave GARDNER

BALMAIN DOCKERS BALMAIN Saturday August 15 31 Damien HALL 36 Alex MCKENZIE 32 Jack DICKENS LIONSWOLLONGONG 37 Alex PERGER Balmain Dockers skipper Janis Blums has The Wollongong Australian Football Club would like to thank it's valued sponsors 38 Mitchell HOGAN been rewarded for his excellent form in for their ongoing support: 39 Clint WELLS Wollongong City Tennis Club, Gordon MacDonald Electrical, Mainteck Services, 2009 by gaining selection in AFL Sydney 40 Duane JEFFERIS IMB, Supporters World, Net Fusion Technology, Aceit Sportswear, Asset Copier & Representative Squad. 41 Graeme BATTY Equipment Services, Illawarra Mercury, Keira Dry Cleaners, Southern Cross Ten, 44 Troy BARTLETT Adam Christofides Plumbing, Keddies Lawyers, KPMG 47 Malcolm PICKEN 49 Doug SWEENEY 51 Sam JENNER 52 Gus PORTER 54 Adam PATTERSON 55 Jeremy MCINNES 58 Shane MORGAN

¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18

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