Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August AFL AROUND THE GROUNDS LADDER

P W L D % Pts FREMANTLE 20 16 4 0 122 64 WEST COAST 20 15 4 1 151 62 HAWTHORN 20 14 5 0 154 56 It was an uneventful weekend of football last week in Premier Division, with the sides sitting in the SYDNEY 20 14 6 0 118 56 top five defeating the teams outside it. East Coast, in their last game before finals, saved their best RICHMOND 20 13 7 0 120 52 WESTERN BULLDGS 20 13 7 0 116 52 scoring output till last, totalling 59 scoring shots in the 154 belting of North Shore. Possible Phelan NORTH MELBOURNE 20 13 7 0 111 52 Medal favourite Trent Stubbs was outstanding kicking 12 goals and surely claiming the three votes. Western Suburbs were in the contest all day but couldn't overcame the reigning premiers Manly War- ADELAIDE 20 12 8 1 116 50 ringah at Picken Oval. UTS finals chances were dashed when they were defeated by St George at GEELONG 20 10 8 2 102 44 Waverley Oval while Sydney University snapped a three game losing streak by downing UNSW/ES by PORT ADELAIDE 20 10 10 0 101 40 69 points. GWS 20 10 10 0 96 40 COLLINGWOOD 20 9 11 0 104 36 ST KILDA 20 6 13 1 86 26 UNSW/ES face the daunting task of travelling to Weldon Oval to take on a Manly Warringah side look- MELBOURNE 20 6 14 0 76 24 ing to build momentum into finals. All eyes will be on Brayden Fowler who sits seven goals behind ESSENDON 20 5 15 0 73 20 Trent Stubbs in the race for the Stan Milton Trophy. Pennant Hills would have enjoyed their week off GOLD COAST 20 4 15 1 75 18 last weekend before finals and will want to put in a good performance against North Shore at Mike CARLTON 20 4 16 0 67 16 Kenny Oval. Western Suburbs will be looking to finish off their season well when they play fourth BRISBANE 20 3 17 0 67 12 placed St George at Olds Park. In the final game of the round, UTS will be out to continue their end of the season form when they travel to Sydney University to take on the Students. ROUND 21 RESULTS PORT ADELAIDE 16.12.108 def. CARDIFF 13.8.86 This weekend see’s the final round of the home and away season for the Premier Division, Division RICHMOND 23.9.147 def. COLLINGWOOD 7.14.56 One, both Under 19’s and Women’s Division One competitions with all grades in finals the following SYDNEY 20.13.133 def. GWS 6.8.44 week. GOLD COAST 14.13.97 def. ESSENDON 14.11.95 ST KILDA 14.13.97 drew GEELONG 15.7.97 Saturday and Sunday will see two big day of finals football with 4 games each day at Blacktown ISP as ADELAIDE 20.11.131 def. BRISBANE 6.8.44 the Lower Division Finals get into full swing while Sunday will see two Women’s Division Two finals NORTH MELBOURE 14.10.94 def. FREMANTLE 12.11.83 from Henson Park. CARLTON 12.6.78 def. MELBOURNE 7.13.55 WEST COAST 25.12.162 def. WESTERN BULLDOGS 13.7.85 Congratulations to the following minor premiers who will get this week off— Camden (Division Two), UTS (Division Three) and Macquarie University (Division Four). FIXTURES The first of the AFL Sydney Finals got underway last Sunday at a dreary Blacktown International ROUND 22 ROUND 23 Sportspark. Blacktown (Womens Division Two) and Holroyd Parramatta (Division Five) bowed out of Friday 28th August Friday 4th September Geelong v Collingwood Richmond v North Melbourne contention while Auburn (Women’s Division Two) and UNSW/ES (Division Five) won their finals to get Saturday 29th August Saturday 6th September a shot at the minor premiers for a chance to go straight to the Grand Final. GWS v Carlton Geelong v Adelaide Hawthorn v Brisbane Brisbane v Western Bulldogs With the end of the season fast approaching we are also not AFL Sydney Premier Division North Melbourne v Western Bulldogs Port Adelaide v Fremantle far from AFL Sydney’s ‘Night of Nights’ which will be held on Essendon v Richmond Hawthorn v Carlton Tips for Round 18 Monday 21st September at Doltone House. Speak with your Gold Coast v Port Adelaide Sydney v Gold Coast ‘The Rookie’ ‘The Oracle’ Sunday 30th August West Coast v St Kilda club for details. Adelaide v West Coast Sunday 7th September Dragons by 17 Magpies by 13 St Kilda v Sydney Melbourne v GWS Enjoy your weekend at the football! Bats by 9 Bats by 3 Fremantle v Melbourne Collingwood v Essendon Giants by 64 Giants by 90 Demons by 42 Demons by 66

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 48 1 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August CODE OF CONDUCT 2015 PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE Round 1 Round 6 Round 11 Round 16 PARENTS & SUPPORTERS Friday, Apr 10 Saturday, May 16 Saturday, Jul 04 Saturday, Aug 15 UTS 16.13 v UNSW/ES 6.5 ECE 20.21 v NS 4.1 ECE 15.13 v PH 5.12 ECE 17.8 v SU 4.11 Saturday, Apr 11 STG 7.4 v MW 13.12 WS 9.10 v SU 13.9 STG 22.13 v NS 8.10  Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. ECE 15.5 v MW 14.14 PH 9.7 v SU 9.7 UNSW/ES 11.10 v UTS 16.8 PH 12.8 v UTS 12.11 NS 10.15 v WS 10.9 WS 4.11 v UTS 7.7 NS 10.7 v MW 15.10 UNSW/ES 6.10 v WS 14.13  Encourage participation, but don’t force it. PH 16.9 v STG 11.10 UNSW/ES—Bye STG—Bye MW—Bye  SU—Bye Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. Round 7 Round 12 Round 17 Round 2  Never ridicule mistakes or losses. Supporters are there to support not down- Saturday, May 23 Saturday, Jul 11 Saturday, Aug 22 Saturday, Apr 18 grade. MW 15.11 v SU 6.10 NS 7.8 v SU 14.9 UTS 10.14 v STG 16.21 STG 17.9 v SU 14.11 UTS 8.12 v PH 13.6 PH 10.11 v MW 9.11 WS 11.9 v MW 13.15 MW 9.7 v PH 9.14  Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires, administrators and NS 12.11 v STG 19.15 STG 12.7 v ECE 19.11 NS 9.6 v ECE 31.28 NS 11.8 v UNSW/ES 19.16 Sunday, May 24 UTS 10.11 v WS 15.11 SU 19.8 v UNSW/ES 8.5 spectators. Physical or verbal abuse will not be tolerated. WS 7.4 v ECE 20.14 WS 9.18 v UNSW/ES 7.7 UNSW/ES—Bye PH—Bye UTS—Bye  Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time. ECE—Bye

Round 13 Round 18  Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club Round 3 Round 8 Saturday, Jul 18 Saturday, Aug 29 Saturday, Apr 25 officials in private. Saturday, June 13 ECE 26.10 v WS 3.4 St George v Wests WS 6.6 v PH 15.10 STG 12.11 v UTS 12.9 MW 8.12 v UTS 8.7 Sydney Uni v UTS  Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many such UNSW/ES 4.7 v MW 21.14 MW 17.14 v WS 6.5 Sunday, Jul 19 Manly v UNSW/ES SU 12.11 v NS 6.12 comments are politically incorrect and it is your coach, team-mates, Club and SU 5.9 v ECE 16.14 UNSW/ES 4.10 v STG 13.10 Pennant Hill v North Shore Sunday, Apr 26 family that are let down with such remarks. Sunday, Jun 14 SU 7.9 v PH 13.13 East Coast—Bye ECE 21.17 v UTS 3.3 UNSW/ES 15.8 v NS 16.6 NS—Bye STG—Bye  Respect the facilities and equipment of your own and opposing Clubs. PH—Bye Sat 5th Sept

 Round 14 Qualifying Final Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct toward Round 4 Round 9 Saturday, Jul 25 any player, official, umpire or supporter. Such actions are totally unacceptable. Saturday, May 02 Saturday, June 20 UTS 11.9 v ECE 21.21 Sun 6th Sept STG 12.10 v UNSW/ES 9.12 ECE 25.15 v UNSW/ES 5.4 MW 17.20 v STG 7.7 Elimination Final  Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, coaches, UTS 7.9 v SU 8.10 UTS 7.9v NS 15.7 PH 8.18 v UNSW/ES 5.9 officials or players. MW 10.10 v NS 1.3 PH 12.9 v WS 9.7 Sunday, Jul 26 Saturday 12th Sept PH 3.4 v ECE 7.8 SU 9.11 v STG 13.12 WS 14.16 v NS 6.8 2nd Semi Final  Abusive language is unacceptable. WS—Bye MW—Bye SU—Bye

 Do not use information technology to make or post inappropriate comments Sunday 13th Sept Round 5 against players, clubs, club officials, match officials or the League which is dis- Round 10 Round 15 1st Semi Final Saturday, May 09 Saturday, Jun 27 Saturday, Aug 08 criminatory or offensive. Information technology includes, but is not limited to, ECE 23.12 v STG 5.10 MW 7.14 v ECE 15.11 STG 14.7 v PH 14.12 Sunday 20th Sept email, instant messaging, text messages, phone messages, digital images, web- SU 17.16 v WS 4.12 NS 9.11 v PH 12.9 NS 7.8 v UTS 8.17 Preliminary Final site postings (including social media such as Facebook, Twitter and blogs). UNSW/ES 3.9 v PH 7.16 UNSW/ES 10.4 v SU 23.10 MW 11.9 v SU 8.8 UTS 12.6 v MW 17.9 WS 12.17 v STG 14.7 UNSW/ES 5.7 v ECE 26.18 Sunday, 27th Sept NS—Bye UTS—Bye WS—Bye Grand Final Postal Address

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Frenchs Forest NSW 2086

Phone Number 02 9453 3034 Fax Number 02 9453 3428 Email Address [email protected] www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 2 47 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August 2015 STATISTICS AFL SYDNEY CLUB CONTACTS

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2015 LEADING GOALKICKERS AUBURN GIANTS Amna K-Hassan 0415 282 855 [email protected] BALMAIN TIGERS Andrew Kyprianou 0423 781 021 [email protected] Premier Division LW TOT

U19/3 TRENT STUBBS EAST COAST 12 59 BALMAIN WOMEN’S Laura Holdsworth 0417 791 844 [email protected] Sen Res 's / W Tot Wom BRAYDEN FOWLER MANLY 6 52 BLACKTOWN MAGIC Fabian McLeod 0431 748 751 [email protected]

ANDREW MCCONNELL EAST COAST 5 47 CAMDEN Warren Back 0414 795 529 [email protected] Pennant Hills 230 141 88 459 Division One LW TOT CAMPBELLTOWN David Carey 0423 163 597 [email protected] LUKE JARJOURA BALMAIN 7 49 Camden 264 122 27 413 EAST COAST EAGLES Peter Physick 0419 264 159 [email protected] ANTHONY BRAWN PENNANT HILLS 0 37 GOSFORD WILDCATS Lachlan Thompson 0415 676 867 [email protected] 240 126 35 401 Manly Warringah BEN ROGERS HOLROYD PARRA 2 36 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Justin Cunneen 0433 990 079 [email protected] East Coast Eagles 281 82 9 372 Division Two LW TOT MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Pete LeBreton 0423 067 040 [email protected] MATT LECEK CAMDEN 2 34 Macquarie University 176 152 36 364 MANLY WARRINGAH Russell Clack 0411 666 577 [email protected] DANIEL MCDONALD PENRITH 2 29 Blacktown 213 72 69 354 MARC DRAGICEVIC RANDWICK 3 28 MOOREBANK Mark Coles 0424 249 078 [email protected] Division Three LW TOT NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS Verna Leigh 0421 805 147 [email protected] UTS 99 153 88 340 JARED PATIRA EAST COAST 4 66 NOR WEST Dom Shipley 0413 358 131 [email protected] St George 180 94 59 333 MITCHELL STEVENS PENRITH 1 50 NORTH SHORE Liz Fitzgerald 0417 290 219 [email protected] GABRIEL ROBBIE SYDNEY UNI 11 49 Holroyd Parramatta 88 150 88 326 PENNANT HILLS Phil Hare 0409 205 213 [email protected] Division Four LW TOT PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579 061 [email protected] Penrith 114 130 69 313 CAMERON DESMOND CAMPBELLTOWN 0 43 RANDWICK CITY Jeremy Grant 0414 673 210 [email protected] Balmain 229 70 7 306 CAMERON GALLO MANLY 1 40 SOUTH COAST THUNDER Michael Dobie 0421 367 725 [email protected] Division Five LW TOT Sydney University 150 118 35 303 SOUTHERN POWER Lauren Hodgson 0412 771 574 [email protected] NATHAN PETERS HOLROYD PARRA 2 53 Moorebank 159 24 53 235 JOHN HOOK UNSW/ES 6 40 ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405 546 [email protected] Under 19s Division One LW TOT SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Tristan Liles 0402 447 966 [email protected] Southern Power 124 66 33 223 MATTHEW PREEN PENNANT HILLS 6 40 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S Ashlee Morgan 0401 353 121 [email protected]

Western Suburbs 80 62 80 222 BEN DAVIS UNSW/ES 5 34 UNSW/ES Mark McDonald 0438 386 416 [email protected] Under 19s Division Two LW TOT Nor-West 117 86 10.15 213.15 UNSW WOMEN’S Karen Hutchison 0414 267 703 [email protected] MARCUS PASFIELD HOLROYD PARRA 0 33 UTS Justin Kurenda 0415 672 145 [email protected] North Shore 60 70 71 201 LUKE HYLAND PENRITH 0 32 UTS SHAMROCKS Simone Faulkner 0431 400 196 [email protected] Campbelltown 183 0 9.15 192.15 Women’s Division One LW TOT WESTERN SUBURBS Nick Miller 0487 410 477 [email protected] VERNA ILES NEWTOWN 2 33 Gosford 57 75 6.6 138.6 WESTERN WOLVES Yvette Andrews 0408 281 810 [email protected] CODIE BRIGGS NEWTOWN 1 21 WOLLONDILLY KNIGHTS Russell Andrews 0414 920 481 [email protected] Randwick City 57 30 20 107 Women’s Division Two LW TOT JESSIE BURNHAM PENRITH 4 33 WOLLONGONG SAINTS Jessie Mulholland 0431 087 092 [email protected] UNSW/ES 20 0 74 94 MORGAN ROSS GOSFORD 0 23 NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION Will MacArthur 0433 723 803 [email protected] www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 46 3 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August FIXTURES 2015 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS FIXTURES — AUGUST 29th—30th FIXTURES — SEPTEMBER 5th—6th DIVISION FIVE P W L D % %WON Premier Division Premier Division 1 UTS 13 12 1 0 498 92 Saturday, 29th August Saturday, 5th September 2 PENRITH 14 12 2 0 196 86 St George vs Western Suburbs @ Olds Park @ 2.10pm Qualifying Final—2nd vs 3rd @ BISP @ 3.30pm Sydney University vs UTS @ Sydney Uni No.1 Oval @ 2.10pm Sunday, 6th September 3 UNSW/ES 14 11 3 0 204 79 Manly Warringah vs UNSW/ES @ Weldon Oval @ 2.30pm Elimination Final—4th vs 5th @ BISP @ 3.30pm 4 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 16 11 5 0 150 69 Pennant Hills vs North Shore @ Mike Kenny Oval—Top @ 2.30pm Division One East Coast—Bye Saturday, 5th September 5 PENNANT HILLS 15 9 6 0 142 60 Division One Qualifying Final—2nd vs 3rd @ BISP @ 1.10pm 6 NOR-WEST 14 6 8 0 102 43 Saturday, 29th August Sunday, 6th September East Coast vs Holroyd Parramatta @ Kanebridge Oval @ 10am Elimination Final—4th vs 5th @ BISP @ 1.10pm 7 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 6 9 0 94 40 St George vs Macquarie University @ Olds Park @ 12pm Division Two 8 CAMDEN 15 4 11 0 53 27 Sydney University vs UTS @ Sydney Uni No.1 Oval @ 12pm Saturday, 5th September Pennant Hills vs Balmain @ Mike Kenny Oval—Top @ 12.30pm 2nd Semi Final—Camden vs Winner of Qualifying Final @ Henson Park @ 9 RANDWICK CITY 15 3 12 0 44 20 Southern Power vs UNSW/ES @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.10pm 1.20pm Division Two Sunday, 6th September 10 BALMAIN 15 1 14 0 21 7 Saturday, 29th August 1st Semi Final—Loser of Qualifying Final vs Winner of Elimination Final @ UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE P W L D % PTS Qualifying Final—Blacktown vs Manly Warringah @ BISP @ 3.30pm Henson Park @ 3.30pm Sunday, 30th August Division Three 1 PENNANT HILLS 17 15 2 0 197 60 Elimination Final—Moorebank vs Penrith @ BISP @ 3.30pm Saturday, 5th September 2 UNSW/ES 17 12 4 1 134 50 Division Three 2nd Semi Final—UTS vs Winner of Qualifying Final @ Henson Park @ 11.10am Saturday, 29th August Sunday, 6th September 3 NORTH SHORE 17 12 5 0 163 48 Qualifying Final—Sydney University vs Penrith @ BISP @ 1.20pm 1st Semi Final—Loser of Qualifying Final vs Winner of Elimination Final @ Sunday, 30th August Henson Park @ 1.20pm 4 ST GEORGE 17 10 6 0 127 40 Elimination Final—Pennant Hills vs Western Suburbs @ BISP @ 1.20pm Division Four 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 17 5 10 2 81 24 Division Four Saturday, 5th September Saturday, 29th August 2nd Semi Final—Macquarie University vs Winner of Qualifying Final @ Henson 6 MANLY WARRINGAH 17 6 11 0 77 24 Qualifying Final—Holroyd Parramatta vs Wollondilly @ BISP @ 11.10am Park @ 9am 7 SOUTH COAST 17 5 12 0 75 20 Sunday, 30th August Sunday, 6th September Elimination Final—Manly Warringah vs Campbelltown @ BISP @ 11.10am 1st Semi Final—Loser of Qualifying Final vs Winner of Elimination Final @ 8 EAST COAST 17 1 15 1 41 6 Division Five Henson Park @ 11.10am Saturday, 29th August Division Five UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO P W L D % %WON 2nd Semi Final—UTS vs UNSW/ES @ BISP @ 9am Sunday, 6th September Sunday, 30th August Preliminary Final—Loser of 2nd Semi Final vs Winner of 1st Semi Final @ 1 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 16 14 2 0 412 88 1st Semi Final—Penrith vs Pennant Hills @ BISP @ 9am Henson Park @ 9am U19 Division One U19 Division One 2 WESTRN SUBURBS 15 12 3 0 190 80 Saturday, 29th August Sunday, 6th September 3 PENRITH 16 11 5 0 190 69 St George vs North Shore @ Olds Park @ 10am 1st Semi Final—3rd vs 4th @ BISP @ 11.05am East Coast vs South Coast @ Kanebridge Oval @ 12pm U19 Division Two 4 MOOREBANK 15 8 7 0 78 52 Manly Warringah vs UNSW/ES @ Weldon Oval @ 12.30pm Saturday, 5th September Pennant Hills vs Sydney University @ Mike Kenny Oval—Top @ 2.30pm 2nd Semi Final—1st vs 2nd @ BISP @ 6pm 5 SOUTHERN POWER 15 5 10 0 69 33 U19 Division Two Sunday, 6th September Saturday, 29th August 1st Semi Final—3rd vs 4th @ BISP @ 9am 6 PENNANT HILLS 15 5 10 0 57 33 Southern Power vs Western Suburbs @ Gwawley Oval @ 10am Womens Division One 7 CAMPBELLTOWN 15 0 15 0 14 0 Pennant Hills vs Moorebank @ Mike Kenny Oval—Top @ 12.30pm Saturday, 5th September Campbelltown vs Holroyd Parramatta @ Monarch Oval @ 2pm 1st Semi Final—3rd vs 4th @ BISP @ 9am WOMEN’S DIVISION ONE P W L D % %WON Womens Division One 2nd Semi Final—1st vs 2nd @ BISP @ 6pm Saturday, 29th August Womens Division Two 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 12 10 2 0 244 83 Sydney University vs Western Wolves @ Sydney Uni No.1 Oval @ 10am Saturday, 5th September 2 NEWTOWN 14 11 3 0 270 79 Southern Power vs UNSW/ES @ Gwawley Oval @ 12pm Preliminary Final—Loser of 2nd Semi Final vs Winner of 1st Semi Final @ Newtown vs Macquarie University @ Mahoney Park @ 2pm Henson Park @ 3.30pm 3 UNSW/ES 13 9 4 0 167 69 Womens Division Two Sunday, 30th August 4 WESTERN WOLVES 13 8 5 0 176 62 1st Semi Final—UTS vs Penrith @ Henson Park @ 12pm 2nd Semi Final—Gosford vs Auburn @ Henson Park @ 2.15pm 5 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 14 5 9 0 70 36 6 SOUTHERN POWER 14 3 11 0 33 21 7 WOLLONGONG 14 1 13 0 20 7 WOMEN’S7 DIVISION TWO P W L D % %WON 1 GOSFORD 12 9 3 0 363 75 2 AUBURN 14 10 4 0 199 71 3 UTS 13 9 4 0 270 69 4 PENRITH 13 9 4 0 216 69 5 BLACKTOWN 13 9 4 0 202 69 6 MANLY WARRINGAH 13 7 6 0 134 54 7 NEWTOWN 13 4 9 0 46 31 8 MOOREBANK 13 2 11 0 19 15 9 UNSW/ES 14 0 14 0 15 0 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 4 45 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August 2015 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY WEBSITE PREMIER DIVISION P W L D % PTS 1 EAST COAST 16 15 1 0 292 60 2 MANLY WARRINGAH 15 12 3 0 153 48 3 PENNANT HILLS 15 11 3 1 118 46 4 ST GEORGE 15 9 6 0 98 36 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 15 7 7 1 104 30 6 UTS 15 5 10 0 80 20 7 WESTERN SUBURBS 15 4 11 0 72 16 8 NORTH SHORE 15 3 12 0 57 12 9 UNSW/ES 15 1 14 0 52 4 DIVISION ONE P W L D % PTS Visit www.sydneyafl.com.au for 1 BALMAIN 17 13 4 0 136 52 2 UTS 17 13 4 0 122 52 3 PENNANT HILLS 17 12 5 0 133 48 Latest News 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 17 10 7 0 135 40 5 MACQUARIE UNI 17 10 7 0 119 40 Results 6 ST GEORGE 17 8 9 0 105 32 7 EAST COAST 17 7 10 0 96 28 8 SOUTHERN POWER 17 7 10 0 84 28 2015 Fixtures 9 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 17 5 12 0 77 20 10 UNSW/ES 17 0 17 0 47 0 Ladders DIVISION TWO P W L D % %WON 1 CAMDEN 17 15 2 0 177 88 2 BLACKTOWN 17 12 5 0 139 71 Photo Gallery 3 MANLY WARRINGAH 16 10 6 0 105 63 4 MOOREBANK 17 9 8 0 101 53 Sydney AFL Forms 5 PENRITH 16 6 10 0 108 38 6 NORTH SHORE 17 6 11 0 79 35 7 WESTERN SUBURBS 16 5 11 0 67 31 and more 8 RANDWICK CITY 16 3 13 0 65 19 DIVISION THREE P W L D % %WON 1 UTS 16 14 2 0 183 88 2 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 17 14 3 0 196 82 SOCIAL MEDIA 3 PENRITH 17 11 6 0 136 65 4 PENNANT HILLS 18 10 8 0 120 56 5 WESTERN SUBURBS 18 10 8 0 97 56 6 EAST COAST 18 8 10 0 87 44 7 NOR-WEST 18 7 11 0 99 39 AFL Sydney @aflsydney 8 BALMAIN 17 6 11 0 66 35 9 GOSFORD 16 3 13 0 52 19 10 UNSW/ES 17 3 14 0 60 18 DIVISION10 FOUR P W L D % %WON 1 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 17 13 4 0 207 76 2 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 16 12 4 0 158 75 3 WOLLONDILLY 17 11 6 0 131 65 4 MANLY WARRINGAH 16 10 6 0 118 63 5 CAMPBELLTOWN 18 11 7 0 150 61 6 CAMDEN 18 11 7 0 127 61 7 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 17 10 7 0 108 59 8 NORTH SHORE 17 8 9 0 87 47 9 BLACKTOWN 18 6 11 1 84 36 A F L Sy d n e y @ a f l s yd n e y 10 SOUTHERN POWER 18 6 12 0 77 33 11 RANDWICK CITY 17 2 14 1 56 15 12 MOOREBANK 17 2 15 0 32 12 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 44 5 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August ROUND 17 RISING STAR The Round 17 Rising Star nominee is Brayden Kilpatrick from St George. If ever a player was destined to wear the famous Red & White of St George it is Brayden Kilpatrick. The son of former Dragon’s Premiership player Andrew, Brayden is a local Rams- gate junior who started playing AFL at the tender age of 3. He has been a feature of many Sydney South & State Rep sides as well as featuring in this year’s TAC Cup for the Rams & NEAFL competition with the Sydney Swans. He was a member of the Dragons U19’s Pre- miership Team of 2014 and has been part of the Sydney Swans Academy since 2010.

St George Premier Division coach Terry Mudge is full of praise for his young charge; " Having been named in our best players in 6 of his 8 Premier League games Brayden has certainly relished the opportunity to play at the senior level this year. His poise and skill under pressure are extremely reliable for such a young tal- ent. He is an elite kick on both sides of his body and he has fitted into a midfield role comfortably. Being another local junior Brayden has embraced the Dragons DNA culture and we see him developing into a future leader amongst our young squad".

Previous Nominees:- Round 1—Tom Harvey (North Shore) Round 10—Bradley Keough (Pennant Hills) Round 2—Eli Prescott (St George) Round 11—Alex McKenzie (UNSW/ES) Round 3—Campbell Luscombe (Pennant Hills) Round 12—Mitchell Wright (North Shore) Round 4—Ben Hawtin (Sydney University) Round 13—Connor Owen-Auburn (Pennant Hills) Round 5—Allister Clarke (Sydney University) Round 14—Kirk Lower (UNSW/ES) Round 6—Ryan Speed (Western Suburbs) Round 15—Jack Mapleson (North Shore) Round 7—Nathan Cooper (Pennant Hills) Round 16—Dylan Sanderson (St George) Round 8—Jack Hill (St George) Round 9—Jake Brown (St George) ROUND 16 WOMEN’S RISING STAR The Round 16 Women’s Rising Star Nominee is Telecia Brown from Macquarie University. Telecia joined the team as a first year student at Macquarie University. Telecia is on a scholarship at the Uni and home is Darwin NT. She had not played the game prior to arriving at the club and comes with a basketball background.

Telecia has spent time playing as either a forward or in the ruck and has fitted in very well with the team. In fact, Telecia's first touch for the club was a mark at full forward and first kick was a goal! From that moment she has continued to learn and improve and has a competitive streak that will allow her to continue that growth. She has been easy to coach, being prepared to listen and try different things.

Macquarie University Football Club looks forward to having "T" as part of our club while she continues her studies at the University.

Previous Nominees:- Round 1—Nicola Barr (Sydney University) Round 9—IIsabella Rudolph (Manly Warringah) Round 2—Kiona Vance (Macquarie University) Round 10—Haneen Zrekia (Auburn) Round 3—Sharni Collins (Gosford) Round 11—Rheanna Lotter (Southern Power) Round 4—Narmeen Mohammed (Auburn) Round 12—WASHED OUT Round 5—Quincy Dorans (Blacktown) Round 13—Gabrielle Ferreira (Macquarie Uni) Round 6—Tayla Stahl-Smith (Newtown) Round 14—Terri-Ann Martin (Newtown) Round 7—Emma Nolan (Penrith) Round 15—Sam Murray (UNSW/ES) Round 8—Jen Chan (UNSW/ES) www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 6 43 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August Brawn Joins the Demons 300 Club AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK This Saturday at Pennant Hills’ last home game for season 2015, Demons stalwart Anthony Brawn will join an elite group, playing his 300th open-age Damon Collina club game. In the Club’s 45 year history only two other players have UTS achieved this landmark … and today Brawn joins Chris Yard (the current Sen- ior Coach) and Jason Clarke (the current Reserve Grade Coach) as the third member of the Pennant Hills Demons 300 Club. Brad Harricks Harrison Carr Anthony was a latecomer to Australian Rules football having first played soc- UTS North Shore cer for much of his boyhood. Joining Westbrook Juniors in 1990, he played his first season in the Under 15s. A gifted athlete and talented young sports- man, it was not long before his natural affinity for our great game became apparent. Brayden Kilpatrick Kieran Emery Bryce Addison St George East Coast St George In 1991 he first played in the NSW U17 Teal Cup side as well as the U16 NSW Combined High Schools team and he was subsequently selected in the CHS All Australian Team which included future AFL players, the likes of Peter Vardy, Darren Gaspar, Daniel McPherson, Nigel Lappin and Peter Bell. He played his first game with Pennant Hills U19s as a 16 year old also in 1991. He played in the NSW Teal Cup side again in 1992. In his two seasons at Westbrook Juniors, Brawny Tim Widmer kicked 137 club goals. UNSW/ES Anthony played his first game of Senior club football for the Demons in Round 14 of 1992 against Western Suburbs at Wagener Oval. His debut game ended disappointingly with a 139 Anthony Robertson point drubbing by Wests, however, he did kick his first senior goal. Between 1993 and 2005 he Dave Johnson Manly Warringah Ben Hodgson St George played 13 consecutive seasons of first grade footy for the Demons. As a measure of his leader- Sydney University ship quality, he was Club Captain for 5 consecutive years 1999 – 2003. For his prowess as a player, he won the Seniors Best & Fairest twice, in 1999 and 2004, and was also Pennant Hills Andrew McConnell East Coast Footballer of the Year in 1999. More recently, he was Reserve Grade Best & Fairest in 2013. As Club Captain he has the distinction of leading the Club to its inaugural First Grade premiership in 2000. After finishing runners-up in 3 seasons out of the previous five, the victory in 2000 was Connor Pettersson Manly Warringah undoubtedly the pinnacle of his career as well as being a landmark achievement for the Club. A right foot kick, like his soccer days playing striker, Anthony has played most of his footy as a forward. He was the senior team’s leading goal-kicker in 1997 (30 goals), 1999 (60), 2000 (33) and 2003 (38). His best haul in a match was 11 goals against Balmain at Drummoyne Oval in 1994. Trent Stubbs Tom Elkington Brenton Mumme In a career that spans 25 years, Anthony has only missed two seasons of footy, 2008 and 2011, East Coast Sydney University Western Suburbs when he took time out to help raise his three children and to renovate his home. Now, at age 40, he’s back at the Demons and plays up-front for the Reserve Grade side where he is still a prolific goal-scorer, 37 is this season’s tally so far. And, what’s more, a shot at another flag is in the offing. From the day Anthony first pulled on a Pennant Hills jumper, he proved to be a talented foot- baller, but it is also his on and off-field leadership that make Anthony, not just an outstanding Luke Vella Paul Bevan Sydney University Western Suburbs player, but also an outstanding Demons clubman. Congratulations Anthony on achieving this remarkable milestone. You have left an indelible mark upon the Pennant Hills Demons Football Club and are safely ensconced as one of the Club’s true Legends as player and as a leader. And, welcome to the Demons 300 Club! Brayden Fowler Manly Warringah Any enquiries – Ian Parker M 0428 261 984

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 42 7 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August ROUND 17 REVIEW AFL SYDNEY 2015 PREMIER DIVISION RESULTS

Article by Michael Shillito The coldest winter days are behind us, and Saturday saw the mercury soar into the MANLY WARRINGAH VS WESTERN SUBURBS high 20s for the penultimate home and away round of the season. It was a round where there were no upsets, one which extinguished any mathematical chances of UTS Manly Warringah Giants 5.3, 6.8, 7.12, 13.15 (93) sneaking into the finals. Western Suburbs Magpies 3.3, 5.6, 6.8, 11.9 (75) GOALS, UTS vs St George Manly Warringah Giants : B. Fowler 6, C. Pettersson 2, C. Livori 1, J. Hawkins 1, R. Wearne 1, L. Brain 1, D. Sander- To have made it through, UTS would have needed to win both their remaining games son 1 and hope Sydney Uni lost both of theirs. But at Waverley Oval their hopes were Western Suburbs Magpies : P. Bevan 5, D. Clout 1, J. Ross 1, J. Bradley 1, H. Sherwood 1, P. Wilmot 1, T. Etto 1 crushed by St George in a sometimes spiteful clash that saw the Dragons emerge with a 43-point win. BEST, The stakes were high for the Bats, and there were bodies put on the line in a physical opening term. But the Dragons had the Manly Warringah Giants : A. Robertson, B. Fowler, T. Pyle, C. Pettersson, H. Koch, L. Brain answers on the scoreboard to any challenge the Bats would throw up, and with a run of four goals to one in the opening term Western Suburbs Magpies : P. Bevan, B. Mumme, T. Etto, Y. Milligan-Saville, J. Ross, K. Currie opened up an 18-point quarter time lead. UMPIRES: Jack Pulo, Frank Kalayzich, Matthew Baigent But the Bats fought back hard in the second term. Their season was on the line, this was the time to stand and deliver. Lifting their work-rate, getting in first to the ball and throwing caution to the wind in a drive for perpetual attack. The Dragons scored three goals during the second term, but for much of the quarter the ball was on the Bats’ forward line. There were many chances cre- NORTH SHORE VS EAST COAST ated, not all of them finished accurately; but a return of 5.7 for the quarter cut the margin to four points at the long break. The Bats were putting up a determined fight. Sometimes their determination got the better of them; and they were punished East Coast Eagles 11.5, 18.9, 24.19, 31.28 (214) severely with two players being yellow-carded. But around the ground they were matching it with the Dragons and putting their North Shore Bombers 1.1, 4.2, 6.6, 9.6 (60) highly-fancied rivals under plenty of pressure. A high-scoring third quarter saw the Dragons make several attempts to pull away GOALS, East Coast Eagles : but the Bats hung in there to keep the margin within striking distance. Five goals to four in favour of the Dragons in the third T. Stubbs 12, A. McConnell 5, J. Vlatko 4, S. Reed 3, W. Bradley 3, M. Eastman 1, D. Charleston 1, L. Hupfeld 1, S. quarter saw the margin 15 points at the last change; but the game was still there to be won. But when it came to the crunch in the last quarter, the Bats had nothing more to give. They had battled for three quarters, but Turner 1 were unable to go any further in the final term. Their last roll of the dice for the finals, but they were unable to score a goal during North Shore Bombers : A. Baker 2, A. Harry 1, J. Saunders 1, R. Hezlett 1, M. Varjavandi 1, D. Roberts 1, M. the last quarter. At the other end the Dragons peppered the goals, but although they were only able to score four goals from their Marquez 1, S. Carruthers 1 numerous attempts, it was more than enough to wrap up a comfortable win. BEST, In the end, the Dragons took the game by 43 points. Taylor Preece, Brayden Kilpatrick and Bryce Addison were standout contribu- East Coast Eagles : T. Stubbs, K. Emery, A. McConnell, S. Turner, B. Anderson, A. Drinkwater tors for St George. The Dragons will be in sudden death during the finals; but this hard-fought win could help build some momen- North Shore Bombers : E. Strudwick, W. Taylor, H. Carr, B. Parks, T. Harvey tum which they will need when the playoffs come around. UMPIRES: Jackson Day, Jeffrey Cristani, Aden Kittel Josh Maddox, Ben Hoyle and Brad Harricks were UTS’s best. But this result officially sealed their fate; and their quest for their first appearance in the Premier Division finals will have to wait for another year. ST GEORGE VS UTS Sydney University vs UNSW/ES As it turned out, even if the Bats had won, they’d still have been knocked out of the finals race. Sydney Uni finally mathematically St George Dragons 4.3, 7.8, 12.15, 16.21 (117) booked their spot in this year’s playoffs when they snapped a three-game losing streak with a 69-point win over UNSW-ES at UTS Bats 1.3, 6.10, 10.12, 10.14 (74) Sydney Uni No 1 on Saturday afternoon. GOALS, The contest was effectively decided by quarter time, as the Students got off to a flying start and ensured the Bulldogs were never St George Dragons : B. Jones 3, T. Preece 3, B. Kilpatrick 2, D. Sanderson 2, M. Milner 1, D. Lycakis 1, T. Coenen 1, in the contest. Incursions into the Bulldogs’ attacking 50 were rare in the opening term, and the visitors were unable to score a B. Guthrie 1, J. Hill 1, J. West 1 goal in the quarter. At the other end, the Students had no shortage of scoring opportunities; and with six of them being capitalised UTS Bats : D. Breese 3, S. Tregoning 2, T. Larby 2, J. Howard 2, D. Byrne 1 on with major scores, it was a 37-point lead to Sydney Uni at quarter time. The Bulldogs lifted in the second term, and won the quarter. It was a high-scoring quarter of football, with both sides going direct BEST, from the centre and moving with one kick into the forward 50. The scoreboard was regularly ticking over, and the Bulldogs took St George Dragons : T. Preece, B. Kilpatrick, B. Addison, B. Guthrie, D. Napper, J. Guthrie reward from their increased efforts to kick five goals to four for the quarter. But the Bulldogs still had a 33-point deficit to over- UTS Bats : J. Maddox, B. Moyle, B. Harricks, D. Collina, D. Breese, J. Hewitt come when the teams returned to the rooms at half time. UMPIRES: Dea Garroway, Lachlan McDonald, Matt Geddes And there would be no way back into the contest for UNSW-ES during the third quarter. The Students tightened up their defence and the easy possessions of the second term were unable to be replicated in the third. But the Students had no problem creating scoring chances at the other end, and with a run of five goals to two for the quarter extended the lead to 50 points at three quar- SYDNEY UNIVERSITY VS UNSW/ES ter time. The Students had the game comfortably won, and the last quarter saw them counting down to the final siren that would guaran- Sydney University 6.2, 10.4, 15.5, 19.8 (122) tee their second straight finals campaign. But there was still work to do, and the Students UNSW/ES Bulldogs 0.1, 5.1, 7.3, 8.5 (53) again showed they had the edge with a run of four goals to one in the final quarter. GOALS, In the end, the Students prevailed by 69 points. Tom Elkington proved a handy target up Sydney University : T. Elkington 5, Z. Fyffe 4, L. Vella 3, M. Baker 2, B. Hawtin 1, O. Osborne 1, A. Hawtin 1, D. John- forward to finish with five goals, while Zac Fyffe contributed four. David Johnson, Tom son 1, C. Browne 1 Elkington and Alex Hawtin made prominent contributions for the Students on a day they UNSW/ES Bulldogs : R. Farrelly 3, T. Widmer 2, L. O'Callaghan 1, J. Robbie 1, J. McKinlay 1 returned to form after some indifferent recent performances. BEST, Joseph Byrnes, Jack McKinlay and Ned Reinhard worked hard all afternoon for the Bulldogs. But it was another disappointing week in a disappointing season for UNSW-ES; who find Sydney University : D. Johnson, T. Elkington, A. Hawtin, L. Vella, N. Roberts, O. Osborne themselves with the unwanted wooden spoon this season. UNSW/ES Bulldogs : J. Byrnes, J. McKinlay, N. Reinhard, R. Farrelly, T. Widmer, A. Foote UMPIRES: David Newell, Lachlan Head, Carl Fletcher www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 8 41 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August CLUB NOTES ROUND 17 REVIEW Western Suburbs vs Manly Warringah SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Wests hosted Manly at Picken Oval on Saturday afternoon. In terms of the upcoming finals the game had little relevance, with the As the regular season draws to a close we would like to take this opportunity to say a few thank yous. Firstly, Giants’ double-chance in the finals already guaranteed while the Magpies have long been out of finals contention. And the Giants would take the points; although the Magpies would put up plenty of stiff resistance and make the visitors earn their win. thank you to all the coaches across all our grades that trained and prepared their side each and every week to It was a high-scoring opening quarter, in which there was plenty of positive and free-flowing footy. The Magpies were taking the play the Sydney Uni brand of footy. Ben Merson, Adam Clark, Sam Power, James Davey, Isaac Martin and Paul Markou. You have all performed outstandingly this year and the club owes a lot of it’s success to the dedication fight up to the Giants, and it was clear even early in the game that this would be no Manly cakewalk. But the Giants were able to you show towards your role. Thank you. come up with the answering goals when they were needed; and five goals to three in the opening term saw a 12-point Manly lead Each team also has its own band of managers and game day volunteers who roll the sleeves up and help get the teams on the at quarter time. That first goal would be critical for the game. It was only a relatively narrow lead compared to some of the quarter-time leads the park. This year the club has been spoilt rotten by Liz and Rich Hawtin, who have been nothing short of heaven sent. They have Giants have built up this season. But it ensured that at no stage during the remainder of the game would the Magpies be able to managed both the Premier Division and Div One sides, washed the kit, taken blokes to hospital, driven blokes home and through all of this driven the standards of our own football program another level higher. Paul Stokoe is another team manager take the lead. They came close at times, but were never able to hit the front. who has been able to perform the miraculous this year. Paul manages the colts team and has done everything from timekeep- But the Giants didn’t do themselves any favours with some inaccurate kicking in the second term. A return of 1.5 for the quarter, ing, registrar, counselling amongst the regular team manager duties. and several more plays which could have become scoring opportunities going begging. And the Magpies kept coming, not always effectively but they were able to manage two goals in the second quarter to cut the margin to eight points at the long break. In all our other grades the club is supported by one of the most active and enthusiastic volunteer groups in the competition. This year’s volunteer coordinator, Trent Milsteed, ensured that each and every week there was someone rostered onto a duty. The third quarter was an arm-wrestle, both sides defending resolutely and putting the other under plenty of pressure. Loose men A difficult job when on any one weekend you could be plying 6 different games 6 different grounds. Matt Watson coordinated were hard to find, easy possessions virtually non-existent as packs formed around the ball with every possession and the ball being the umpiring appointments this year and killed it. The club implemented a new club umpiring policy, developed by Sam Power locked in around the wing more often than in either team’s forward zone. Just one goal apiece was scored in the third quarter; and when the siren sounded Manly were leading by 10 points, but the game was still up for grabs. and Gus Stephenson, that was a huge success and meant that no team ever went without an umpire. The third quarter was tense and tight, but such pressure was unsustainable. Instead, the game opened up in the last quarter, a The clubs committee of Chas Wilkinson, Glenn Smith, Michael Murray, Sam Power, Emma German, Jack Caspersonn, Tom Elkington, Gerard Mitchell, Gus Stephenson and Daniel Wilson have all contributed heavily to the operations and strategic more aesthetically-pleasing spectacle. The Magpies kept coming, kept creating chances, kept the scoreboard ticking over to keep management of the club. We are a club that is continually looking to improve and be better and the committee drive these their hopes of a boilover win alive. And they would draw twin flags from the goal umpires five times during the final quarter. But it issues with accountability and professionalism. wasn’t enough, as the Giants came up with the answering goals to keep themselves in front and prevent the Magpies from stealing the game. They would score six goals in the final quarter, enough to win a hard-fought contest by 18 points. Alongside the volunteers we could not do what we do without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank the follow- On a day when goals were all-important, Brayden Fowler’s six-goal haul was critical to getting the Giants over the line. Fowler, ing partners for their involvement with us this year: SUSF, CplusC, Urbanest, Carrera, Bendigo Bank, The Rubbish Taxi and Infinitus, My Sports Tape, PowerPlay Sports, Thema, along with Anthony Robertson and Tom Pyle, was listed among the Giants’ best. They had the four points, but they’d been made Funkified Entertainment, Sports Lab, The Roxbury Hotel, Etesian Capital and AIME. to earn them. Finals are such a great time of the year and we look forward to participating in a few grades this year. Let’s enjoy this Septem- For Wests, Paul Bevan scored five goals to be best-on-ground in a losing side; while Brenton Mumme and Taran Etto also made key contributions to the Magpie cause. It had been a gallant fight by the Magpies. A slow start to the season had seen their finals ber and celebrate the fact that AFL is the greatest footy code in Australia! hopes fade many weeks ago; but they are finishing their 2015 campaign with a wet sail.

North Shore vs East Coast AFL SYDNEY TIPPING The remaining game of the round was at Gore Hill Oval, with non-finallist North Shore taking on minor premiers East Coast. And it would be a mismatch, possibly the worst defeat in North Shore’s long history, as the Eagles recorded a 154-point demolition. LW TOT Since their shock defeat in the opening round, the Eagles have dominated the competition, winning every game since and accumu- lating an enormous percentage. Despite having byes this season, meaning playing only 16 games compared to the normal 18-game season, the Eagles are the first team in living memory to score over 2,000 points in a home and away season. And from the start, 1 Wombat 5 73 the North Shore defenders were powerless to stop the Eagle juggernaut; the scoreboard struggling to keep up with the constant flow of goals as the Eagles scored eleven goals to one in the first quarter and lead by 64 points at quarter time. The Bombers had put up minimal resistance in the first term. At least they would score three goals in the second, but they were 2 Demonsbulldogs 5 69 just isolated moments of respite from the Eagle machine that was in complete control around the park. The Eagles score climbed past the century and kept going as they scored seven goals in the second term; and went into the rooms at half-time holding a 91- 3 JT9 5 69 point lead. MILESTONES There would be no relief for the Bombers in the third term, as the Eagles maintained the form that had put them so far ahead. Six 4 Matt Graham 5 68 goals to two was the scoreline for the third quarter, the margin at the last change out to 121 points. Congratulations to the players By now what intensity the game had ever had was gone; and the only main interest was whether the Eagles would bring up the rare honour of a double-century. That milestone was easily passed in the final quarter, as the Eagles kept going and the goal um- celebrating milestones this 5 Tasweigan 5 67 pires were kept busy in a frequency of flag-waving befitting of a patriotic ceremony. Seven goals to three in the final quarter was week: enough to take the Eagles to 214 and the winning margin to 154 points. 6 Penrithrams 5 66 On a day when the Eagles had winners all over the ground, Trent Stubbs was the most dominant of them all, scoring 12 goals in a comprehensive best-on-ground performance. Andrew McConnell kicked five and was also among the Eagles’ best; while Jamie Vlatko kicked four and Kieran Emery picked up enormous numbers of possessions around the ground. The win completes a com- Tom Williamson - 100 Games — 7 Lance2210 3 64 fortable minor premiership for the Eagles. And with the bye next week and another week off in the first week of the finals, they’ll be refreshed when they’re called into action in the playoffs. UNSW/ES 8 Danny 5 63 It was a tough day for North Shore. Ted Strudwick, Will Taylor and Harrison Carr tried hard in the face of adversity. But the only positive that North Shore could draw is that there’s only one more round before their season is over and they get a fresh start in 2016. Alan Brawn—300 Games— 9 Gazzaburky 5 63 One round remains in the home and away season; with all games again to be played on Saturday afternoon next week. No finals teams will play each other in the last round; and minor premiers East Coast have the bye. Pennant Hills 10 Saviour01 5 63 For Manly, Pennant Hills, St George and Sydney Uni, it’s a chance to fine-tune their finals preparations. For UTS, Wests, North Shore and UNSW-ES, one last chance to fly the flag and finish the season on a high before the long off-season begins. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 40 9 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August FROM YEARS GONE BY - 2 0 0 9 CLUB NOTES Sydney Football League Sydney Football League—Div One AUBURN Final Ladder Final Ladder After the week to forget over at Weldon Oval, in which we lost the minor premiership by 1 point East Coast 56 UTS 72 to a rampaging Manly, we had a point to prove against a strong UTS side fresh from a big win over fellow finalists, Blacktown. Western Suburbs 54 Manly Warringah 60 Having beaten the Shamrocks only 2 weeks prior in the Unity Cup, we knew they were going to come out and play with revenge on their minds. In what was set to be a repeat of our first final clash in 2014, even UNSW/ES 48 East Coast 52 down to the wet weather, hopes were high of a good contest. The first quarter proved to be a tough battle in what was a very physical game, both teams came in hard, but it was Pennant Hills 44 Sydney University 44 all orange on the board in the first (2.1.13 to 0.1.1) Second quarter saw the Shammies break their drought of 3 straight quarters of football without a goal against the Campbelltown 40 UNSW/ES 44 Giants, and the margin was back to 5 at one stage. Sydney University 36 Pennant Hills 28 However, it was the closest they got, as the Giants kept UTS to a single point in second half and ran away with the qualifying win 4.5.29 to 1.3.9. This sets up a tough meeting with the minor premiers Gosford Wildcats on North Shore 28 Western Suburbs 22 30th August 2pm at Henson Park, Marrickville. The winner well get the first ticket to the Grand Final, and we are expecting our toughest game yet. St George 24 Wollongong 18 We've received some wonderful support this week and would like to acknowledge; Auburn Council, Luke Power,

Amanda from My Team Tights and Tessa Calder. We played on Sunday for you, Tess. Wollongong 18 North Shore 16 We'd like to give a special mention to John and Blacktown on their fantastic first season and look forward to seeing

Balmain 12 St George 4 them again in 2016. Premiers We'd also like to wish Chris and the Camden Div 2 lads and Bronwyn and the Maroubra U18 girls all the best in their East Coast Eagles Premiers upcoming finals campaigns. East Coast Thanks also to our major sponsors, Harvey Norman, Crescent Wealth, Hawa Charcoal Chicken and Dolly's Bootcamp. Grand Final Check out our website for more details on these great people East Coast Eagles 22.12.144 def UNSW/ES 13.12.90 Grand Final East Coast 10.12.72 def Manly Warringah 10.9.69 Rod Podbury Medal (B.O.G Grand Final) EAST COAST Gus Seebeck (East Coast) Club of the Year UTS Club of the Year With only 1 game remaining to season end, our Premier Division team have the bye this weekend

UNSW/ES to rest up before entering in the finals finishing 1st with a 12 point lead on 2nd placed Manly. Snow Medal Division Three ended their season last week with a convincing win over the Balmain Tigers at Henson Park, finishing Phelan Medal Tyrone Armitage Manly Warringah 27 6th of the overall leader board. Brydon Coles Sydney University 19 Liam Flanagan UTS 20 Division One will have an early start this week taking on Holroyd Parramatta at home starting at 10am. Currently Alistair Richardson Pennant Hills 18 Michael Atkinson UTS 17 Holroyd are sitting in 9th spot with the Eagles sitting 7th, the would love to finish the year off with a victory espe- Ken Ewen-Chappell Wollongong 16 cially loosing to the Goanna’s by only 2 points the last time they met! Leading Goalkickers Our 8th placed U19’s take on 7th placed South Coast Thunder at 12pm also at Kanebridge Oval. The Round 13 clash Leading Goalkickers Tom Chadwick UTS 73 between these two teams was a reasonably close encounter but resulted in victory to the Thunder. Will the deter- Gus Seebeck East Coast 97 Nathan Darvill Manly Warringah 57 mination to win their last game of the season at home be enough to turn the table the Thunder this Saturday at Brad Abbott UNSW/ES 60 Andrew Thain UTS 45 Kieran Wright Pennant Hills 47 12pm? I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our sponsors for season 2015, your contribution and assistance Rising Star Representative Football throughout the year has been greatly appreciated; Tom Young (Sydney University) AFL Sydney 15.12 (102) def AFL Canberra 12.6 (78) ● Kanebridge Ltd Sydney Swans 13.13 (91) def AFL Sydney Development 3.10 ● Mansfield Corporation Volunteer of the Year (Ken Ferguson Award) (28) ● Vesta Homes Steve Ray (UNSW/ES) International Rules ● The Fidler AFL Sydney 7.7.18 (81) def NSWGAA ● Jatec Transport Pty Ltd Team of the Year Representative Player of the Year ● KFC B: Skuse (ECE), Blums (BAL), Edwins (CAMP) Matthew Withers ● Paper Rolls Australia HB: Donohue - (STG), Wason (NS), A.Richardson - C - (PH) ● issd - PMA Solutions C: Jo.Vlatko (ECE), Watkins (WS), Mankarious (SU) Representative Players Player HF: Lees (CAMP), Withers (WS), Wright (PH) Jason Colloupas ● Storit - Self Storage F: Attwood (NS), Seebeck (ECE), Egan (SU) See you all at the footy this Saturday, R: Shaw (UNSW), McConnochie (Woll), Colloupas (UNSW) Hall of Fame Inductees Go the Ealges. Coach: Michael Cousens (Pennant Hills) Graeme Smabrook, Paul Bouchier, Simon Wilson Ump: Matt Gestier www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 10 39 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August CLUB NOTES CAMDEN The Camden Cats Division 2 side has finished the regular season on top of the lad- der with 15 wins and 2 losses, earning themselves a week off in the first week of the BLK AFL Sydney Finals.

In their final regular season game, the Camden Cats first grade side went up against a determined and committed Penrith Rams side (who required a win over the Cats to secure a finals berth). Cam- den started the game slowly, unable to turn its possession into scoreboard pressure, going goalless in the first quarter. A better second quarter showing saw the Cats claw their way back into the game, outscoring Penrith to be down by only 11-points at half time. The second half was a real arm wrestle. Midfielders Mark Halteh, Joel Wheeler and Billy Wylie were the driving force behind the Cats revival in the second half, getting in to win the hard ball and providing the Camden forward line with plenty of supply. They were some of the best players for the Cats, whilst Club Captain Josiah Ayling showed that he still knows how to find the Sherrin, having one of his best games since returning from injury. With the Cats backline unable to stop the flow of goals from the opposition in the second half, not even 3 goals from meerkat Moses Newham could get the Cats across the line. The Rams played a hard, tough brand of football that Camden was unable to match on the day, the Cats eventually going down by 4 goals. The minor premiers now have the week off to re- charge, regroup, and prepare for its finals assault on the 2015 BLK Division 2 Premiership Cup.

The Cats Division 4 side needed to beat Manly-Warringah at home to secure its place in the 2015 finals. On a warm winters afternoon at Fairfax Reserve, Manly dominated the centre clearances early, kicking 3 goals to nil in the first quarter. In the second quarter the Cats lifted, with ruckman Tim Georgiou and gun midfielder Jared Mullaney leading the charge, supported well by Tom Vella and Vicc Musgrave in the middle. They outscored the Giants in the second quarter, with only 3 points separating the two teams at half time. The home crowd knew they were in for a cracker of a second half and they weren’t disappointed. Manly scored three quick goals at the start of the third quarter, but the Cats fought back hard through a couple of long goals from veteran Ben “Sparrow” McDermott and off the back of some outstanding, hard and tough play from Craig Trewella, Sean Lakeman and Brendan Savage. Through the individual efforts of these three hardman, the Cats were able to stay in touch with Manly heading into the last stanza. The final quarter was hard and tough as expected, with the Cats season on the line. The home side played a great last quarter and had their chances to hit the front but eventually went down by 7-points. A disappointing end to the season for the Cats, but they will be back bigger and stronger next season.

The Camden Cats Football Club would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank the club’s lower grade coaches and physio support staff. To David “Chippy” Manchip, David “Quincy” McCarthy, Paul Love, Stuart Beveridge, Lauren Back and Heather Vella, the playing group would like to thank you for your support this season.

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 38 11 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK CLUB NOTES BLACKTOWN The season has ended for two of the three Blacktown Magic AFC senior teams. The Women's Division Two team played in the elimination semi final last Sunday NO against Penrith and were beaten by a better team on the day. The team, sponsored by Helloworld Travel in Winston Hills, in their first season under veteran coach John Dimond achieved outstanding results throughout the season and exceeded expectations of the Club to play in their first ever semi final. MATCH Coach, John Dimond said that the development of his playing group, 90% who were playing in their first season of AFL, was amazing. STREAMED "The team picked up the basics of the game very quickly and then individually, their skills devel- opment happened quickly and you could see improvement every time they played" said John " and I am very proud of the whole squad and I look forward to a bigger season next year." LIVE The Men's Division 4 team, sponsored by Jimmy’s Gourmet Pizza at Rouse Hill and First National Blacktown, ended their season with a completely dominant performance against Moorebank team who struggled throughout the game. Coach Daniel Clifford praised his players for their commitment throughout the season which produced a variety of results.

Coach Daniel said "We found it difficult this season to field a consistent combination week to week due to sickness, work commitments, call ups to the first grade team and other absences played havoc with team selections." He said "When we had our strongest combinations, we played very competitively however it was not to be this season however I look forward to next year and the 2016 season."

In 2015 selected matches will be live streamed through the AFL Sydney This weekend the Men's Division Two side sponsored by the Ettamogah Hotel at Rouse Hill website and www.youtube.com/aflsydneylive thanks to Digital Sports. and Sol Cafe at Baulkham Hills plays in the Major Semi Final against a very strong Manly side. Coaches Ash Moeller and Leighton Corr have prepared the team well and the team will be at near full strength. They said "We anticipate a very determined Manly side however we have All matches live streamed will then be stored on the AFL Sydney website prepared well and if we stick to our game plan we should get the result we are after." and can viewed at any time. Blacktown Magic AFC wish to thank their remaining sponsors including Noise and Energy Control Upcoming matches— (NEC), Sydney Show Boats, Jaydub Electrical Services, Triforce Sports, Exclusive Cabinetry and DSE Trucks. Round Date Home Away Venue Time

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 12 37 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August CLUB NOTES SENIOR TEAM LISTS PENRITH MANLY WARRINGAH UNSW/ES Premier Division Premier Division A history making week for the Penrith Rams with all five teams sealing finals spots in the 2015 BLK Senior Coach: Leigh Brain Senior Coach: Josh Parmenter Sydney AFL Competition. With four teams already confirmed, it was up to first grade to attempt to Senior Coach: Josh Parmenter obtain the clean sweep and by the start of their match, after North Shore had grabbed fifth spot Colours: Maroon & White Colours: Red, Blue & White earlier in the day, it was the season on the line as Penrith needed to topple minor premiers, Cam- den Cats, who were shooting for their fifteenth consecutive win. On a brilliant winter’s day at Greygums Oval, the Team List Team List Rams grabbed an early lead with a wind assistance and were never headed to record a 24 point win and in doing so, No Name Goals No Name Goals took the final spot in the five to progress to next week's elimination final. Doubles by Ben McGovern, Lachie Smith, 1 JAKE MONK 1 MATT ROUND Dan McDonald and Michael Denton and a BOG performance by veteran Jay Edwards were catalysts for the victory 2 ANGUS BUNCLE whilst Under 19's player Jack Bragg was outstanding. It was a bittersweet victory however with the electrifying 3 JACK PARKER 2 JOSH PARMENTER youngster, Ben Mayer being stretchered off the field and seeing his season come to an end, facing the surgeon's 4 JAMES BRAIN 3 KANE LATHAM knife this week. 5 BRAYDEN FOWLER 4 HARRY ANNEAR

6 RYAN WEARNE In the earlier match, the Rams took on Nor-West in Reserve Grade. The Jets dominated play for much of the match 5 JORDAN LAMPI 7 JACK HAWKINS and Penrith were unable to post their first goal until the 17th minute of the third term when they were 33 points 6 MITCH SOMES 8 TOM BECKETT down. In an amazing final quarter, they booted the final six majors to come away with a twelve point victory against 7 LUKE IRVINE their long-time rivals. Ben Robinson booted four, Jon Green was outstanding with the "P" team of Matt Purse, Matt 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON Payne, Marty Pope and Patrick Purse all put in big performances. 10 HARRISON KOCH 8 MORGAN DAVIS 11 CONNOR PETTERSSON 9 RYAN PLANT 12 CAL JOHNSTON With the 19's receiving their fifth forfeit of the year, they consolidated third spot and will face Moorebank in the 10 KIRK LOWER semi-finals in a fortnight’s time. 13 GARETH BENBOW 11 ALEX MCKENZIE 14 TOM PYLE It was the start of finals football on Sunday at Blacktown. The Ramettes were to play an elimination final against 15 ERIC BURKE 12 SAM FOGERTY Blacktown Magic. Blacktown took an early six point lead but the girls responded and led by two points at the end of 16 JACK LUMSDEN 13 JOEL ROBBIE the first. It was one way traffic after that, with Blacktown unable to match the magic of the Ramettes as they went 17 JORDAN WEIR 14 JACK MCANESPIE on to record a big 42 point victory. Renee "Tonka Truck" Tomkins was brilliant all over the ground, supported by Kim 18 LEVI BRAIN 15 MICHAEL ARCHIBALD Butler, Steph Kostic and late inclusion, Justine Vella, whilst Kayla Badger (3) and Jessie Burnham (2) were the multi- 19 JACKSON POLA-SMITH ple goalkickers for the Ramettes. 20 CAM LIVORI 16 JAMES PASCOE 22 MICHAEL ATKINSON 17 JEREMY DANIHER Later in the day, third grade played their qualifying final on the #1 ground with the rain starting to tumble. It was a 23 HAYDEN WASHINGTON closely contested first term, but their opponents, Uni NSW, played far better wet weather football to win easily, 18 PRAS SAYAKHOT 24 DAMIEN BONNEY forcing the threes into elimination next week. Christian Triffitt, Shaun Ward and Tom Roberts being the best for the 19 ALEX FOOTE 25 JAMIE MCDOUGALL Rams. 21 SCOTT DORNAUF 26 TOM MCCAFFREY 27 JAMES BEHAGG 22 ADAM MCINTYRE It is a big week coming up with four teams playing finals football, the 19’s having the bye. 28 ROB WHITTON 23 TIM WIDMER On Saturday, reserves play the qualifying final against Sydney University in Division Three at Blacktown International 29 DANIEL DICKERSON 24 RYAN FRRELLY SportsPark. It’s a big day of elimination finals the following day with a 9 AM start for third grade when they play 33 SAM BATTEN 25 TOM WILLIAMSON Pennant Hills at 9 AM. At midday, the Ramettes play UTS Shamrocks in an elimination match for the third consecu- 35 MAX CARTER 26 LAUCHLAN O’CALLAGHAN tive year with Penrith currently holding a 2-0 win record in finals. At 3 PM, back at Blacktown, First Grade take on 36 TOM SCHULTZ Moorebank in the Division Two game, a win signalling another week whilst a loss would end the season. 37 DALTON SANDERSON 27 ALEX HENDERSON

40 ETHAN PANIZZA 28 JACK MCKINLAY International leading law firm, Slater + Gordon now have an office in Penrith and who are a major sponsor of the 41 AMOS MICHAEL club. Everything from wills, conveyancing, compensation claims, criminal law, family law all at competitive pricing. 29 CHRIS JORDAIN 42 ALEX HARMER To contact Slaters, phone Adam West on 1800 555 777 and mention you are from the Rams for “mates rates” 30 ED KIEL 44 CHRIS MACKINNON 49 CAL D’SOUZA 33 MICHAEL DICKSON

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 36 13 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August SENIOR TEAM LISTS CLUB NOTES SYDNEY UNIVERSITY UTS PENNANT HILLS Premier Division Premier Division Round 17 last weekend was an away round with Prems on a bye and Div 5 playing an Elimi- Senior Coach: Ben Merson Senior Coach: Nic Fosdike nation Final. Ressies had a close encounter with H-P Goannas at Gipps Road. Although the Colours: Blue & Gold Colours: Teal & Black Demons led for most of the match, had our boys kicked better in the first term, 1 goal 8 behinds, the match could have been put to bed before the first change. Inaccuracy in front of goals did not cost us this week, but our kicking Team List Team List needs to improve for the upcoming finals. Luke Bilbe kicked 4 goals in a welcome return to the Ressies. Div 3, in a No Name Goals No Name Goals rehearsal for next week’s Elimination Final against the same opponent, was very disappointing and this was proba- 1 BRENDAN BROWNE bly the team’s poorest showing this season. As a consequence, we have probably ceded the psychological advan- 1 DANNY FRAWLEY 2 JAMES CAICA tage to Wests and we will need to be better in all facets of the game if we are to go deeper into the finals. 2 LUKE VELLA 3 JOSH MADDOX 3 ALEX HAWTIN 4 TYSON LLOYD The U19 1s returned to better form with a 50 pt win over South Coast Thunder. Matt Preen’s 6 goals is his best 5 JACK HEWITT return for some weeks and takes his season’s tally to 40. Unfortunately, the U19 2s were forced to forfeit due to 4 DANIEL POTTS th th 6 HARRY WHITING insufficient player numbers. At Blacktown ISP, Div 5 (5 ) took on H-P Goannas (4 ) in the elimination final. The 6 MITCH MAHADY 7 JUSTIN KENNA Goannas got the best of the start and had a narrow lead at the first change. Thereafter, Penno out-scored the 7 BEN HAWTIN Goannas 7 goals to 3 for a total of 26 scoring shots to 8 to come away convincing winners by 33 pts. The team’s 8 BEN MOYLE veteran sharp-shooter, Greg ‘Civil’ Hume kicked 3 majors taking his Div 5 tally to 23. 10 CHRIS REICHMAN 9 RAWSON KIRKHOPE 12 DAVE JOHNSON 10 DEAN IPAVIZ This week is the final H&A round for four of our teams while Div 3 and Div 5 compete in finals. Both play on Sun- st 13 SAM SLEIGH 11 JASON FLEMING day at Blacktown ISP; Div 5 in the 1 semi-final versus Penrith and Div 3 in an elimination final against Western 12 DAMON COLLINA 14 MONTY KROCHMAL Suburbs. Div 5’s only encounter with the Rams this season was way back in Rd 2, Penrith winning by 13 pts. Al- 13 JACOB HARVEY though they only lost 2 games during the H&A season, the Rams (2nd) were badly mauled by UNSW/ES Bulldogs 15 JAMES LEWINGTON 14 BEN NETHERSOLE (3rd) in last weekend’s qualifying final. They will still be formidable opponents this week, particularly dangerous on 16 CALLUM KENNEDY 15 SCOTT TREGONNING the rebound. Div 3 were out-muscled, out-thought and generally out-played by Wests last week and it is unlikely 20 LUKE FREEMANTLE 17 ADAM BAKER that we will play as poorly again as we did then. Expect a much better effort from the Demons this weekend. 18 KHAIZAAD MHETTA 21 NIC ROBERTS 19 JORDAN LAW Prems play North Shore on Saturday. These two teams have played each other 15 times over the past five sea- rd 25 GLENN SMITH 20 LOCKIE LAMONT sons, with Penno enjoying the honours 10 wins to 5. Considering recent form and relative ladder positions, 3 th 27 CHRIS BROWNE 22 FRANK BOLAND versus 8 , Penno should, on paper at least, bring home the bacon. But our boys wont be taking the Bombers lightly and will be looking to generate some good form to take into finals. Assuming other results go as expected, 23 JAMES HOWARD 33 TOM ELKINGTON Penno will finish 3rd and play Manly in the qualifying final in week 1 of finals. 24 NIC KERBER 37 ZACHARY FYFFE 25 JACKSON COSGROVE 38 JACOB SWARTS Ressies play competition leaders Balmain. The minor premiership is still up for grabs and Penno has an outside 26 JANIS BLUMS chance of snatching the top spot if they beat Balmain by a reasonable margin and UTS go down to Sydney Uni. 39 KYLE UNDERWOOD 27 CHRIS RADFORD Such a result would mean a three-way tie for the minor premiership, decided then by percentage. However, 40 RORY AVIS-FOSTER 28 JACOB PRINCE Penno’s more immediate task is to find its best form to carry into the finals. Under 19 Div 1 plays Sydney Uni in its 42 ALLISTER CLARKE 30 MICHAEL MAY last H&A game. The minor premiership has been in the bag for a while now, however, our boys will be keen to 33 TOM LARBY build on the momentum gained in last week’s win in Wollongong and will be looking for a strong performance 46 OSCAR OSBORNE 34 TOM SUNDBERG against Uni. The Div 2 boys play Moorebank and it would be great if they could close out their season with a vic- 47 LACHLAN MAPLES 36 THOMAS ZILM tory. 48 SPENCER KROCHMAL 40 BRADLEY HARRICKS So, it’s a full afternoon of footy at MKO on Saturday and then two big finals at Blacktown ISP featuring our Div 3 49 ARON EVERETT 44 JACK WATTS 45 MICHAEL MURRELL and Div 5 teams. It would be great to see a large crowd of Demons supporters on Sunday to cheer on the ‘Red & 52 WILL STRATFORD 48 MICHAEL MITCHELL the Blue.” So, come on down.

53 MATTHEW POWYS 49 DANIEL HINES Want to talk Demons history? Then drop us a line at [email protected].

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 14 35 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August CLUB NOTES SENIOR TEAM LISTS HOLROYD PARRAMATTA ST GEORGE WESTERN SUBURBS The Goannas Seniors were looking to sign off their last game at Goanna Park for the year in style when they Premier Division Premier Division hosted Pennant Hills. Playing against one of the top teams, the Goannas came out hard and took it right up Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Senior Coach: Kevin Eynaud to the Demons, but trailed by 5 points at quarter time. The second quarter saw the Goannas maintain their Colours: Red & White Colours: Black & White attack, and neither team was able to break the shackles, seeing the Demons maintain the lead by 9 points at the long break. The third quarter saw the Goannas really lift their intensity and they came hard at Pennant Hills, closing the gap to just 4 points at the last change and sniffing the possibility of a fantastic win. Despite throwing everything they had at the Demons, the Goannas were Team List Team List not able to close the gap, and the Demons steadied themselves to come away with the win by 15 points. Luke Mansour played a No Name Goals No Name Goals blinder and was named best on ground, with Matt Cahill also excellent in the midfield. Jake Lillis and Brodie Crane were fantastic 1 CHRIS FRANGOS 1 TARAN ETTO up forward, while Josh Terrey and Trent Schmutter were strong in defence. Goannas 8.6.54 v Pennant Hills 10.9.69. 2 BRENTON MUMME The Goannas Reserves came into their crucial final round game against Wollondilly knowing a win would secure them a top 2 finish 2 DANIEL NAPPER and a double chance in the finals. Both teams took time to find their feet early but soon the Goannas started to take control, and it 3 JORDAN WEST 3 RYAN HINSON was only some missed opportunities that restricted their lead to 7 points at quarter time. The second quarter was another even 4 JARROD POLLEY 4 PATRICK MCBRIDE affair with neither team really able to take a stranglehold on the game, with the lead for the Goannas being 10 points at half time. 5 THOMAS CHARLES The third term saw the Knights come out strong and take the lead with the first 2 goals of the term, however the Goannas were 5 DAVID LYCAKIS 6 JAMES NEWBURY able to respond and finished the quarter strongly to take the lead back and the margin remained at 10 at the start of the last 6 BLAKE GUTHRIE quarter. Both teams gave their all in the last to get the win and the second chance, however the Goannas dug deep to hold off a 7 CLINT MCGRATH 7 DAVID RYAN fast finishing Knights and claim victory by 3 points. Jordan Pidgeon had an outstanding game and was named best on ground, with 8 PAUL BEVAN 8 MICHAEL MILNER Luke Pierce and Josh Bartlett also excellent in the midfield. Andrew Munns, Jesse Haurua and Adam Townsend were all resilient in 9 TODD CONSIDINE defence for the Goannas. Goannas 8.12.60 v Wollondilly 8.9.57. 9 DECLAN DONOHUE 10 DAVID CLOUT The Goannas Under 19's got the four points when Southern Power called in sick. 10 BEN JONES History was made on Sunday when the Division 5 Goannas made their first finals appearance in the Elimination Final against Pen- 11 VAS ROMANAS nant Hills at Blacktown International Sports Park. The Goannas made a great start kicking the first goal of the game, and in a see- 11 STEPHEN WILSEN 12 ANDY EURELL saw first quarter they made the most of their chances to lead by 4 points. The second quarter started tight, but towards the end 12 BEN SHARP 13 SEAMUS PEARSON the Demons were able to gain the upper hand and at half time they lead by 18 points. Both teams came out and fought hard in the 13 BRYCE ADDISON 14 DOM KANNAN third quarter, but after a long period it was the Demons who broke the scoring drought, and by the last change they had extended their lead to 31 points. The Goannas came out determined to save their season in the last, and kicked the first goal of the term, but 14 MATT PETERING 15 LINDSAY SCOWN were not able to add to this, and in the end went down by 33 points in a gallant display. Mihir Wagle led the way with plenty of 15 ELI PRESCOTT 16 RYAN SPEED run in the midfield, while Stephen Smith was excellent both in the middle and up forward. Brett Rizzo, Tony Mance, Kristin Carville 16 JACK HILL 18 ROBBIE BAMFORD and Shane Riddle were all valiant in defence on a tough day. While they didn’t get the result they wanted on the day, the team is 19 JAKE ROSS to be congratulated for an outstanding season and we have big hopes for them to go deep in to finals next year. The club gives 17 DEAN GILBERT huge thanks to coach Clive Sharp and captain & team manager Peter Dumesny for the outstanding job they have done with the 18 NATHAN KENNY 20 JAMES NEWBURY team in 2015. Goanans 7.1.43 v Pennant Hills 10.16.76. 19 NICK RYAN 21 KRIS ERICKSON This Saturday the Goannas Under 19's are scheduled to play Campbelltown at Monarch Oval at 2.00 pm, but are likely to receive 22 LEVI SANDS another forfeit as Campelltown have not taken to the field since early July. It's not ideal preeparation for their Second Semi Final 20 TOM COENEN 23 JOSH ZOPPO the following week, but this has been the story of this Competition all year. The Goannas Seniors have an early game at Kane- 21 DANIEL COOPER bridge Oval (Commercial Road, Rouse Hill) against East Coast Eagles. The match starts at 10.00 am and the Goannas will be making 24 PATRICK WILMOT 22 NICK TAIT sure they finish 2015 with a win. The Goannas Reserves have finished second on the ladder, and therefore will take on 3rd placed 25 MARCUS LINSEN 24 DANIEL TOMLINS Wollondilly in the Qualifying Final at Blacktown Internation Sports Park this Saturday at 11.10 am. 26 JOSH ROBINSON Goannas Raffle Prize winners were 1st Shane Williams ticket number 2420, 2nd Jessica Mance ticket number 3257, 3rd Ken Gray 25 DANIEL RIXON Senior ticket number 0982, 4th Adrian Raftery ticket number 2570, 5th Paul Finegan ticket number 2451 and 6th Mark Oliver ticket 27 BEN CALIGORIE 26 TRAVIS MARTIN number 3908. Thank you to everyone that sold or bought a ticket. We are working towards better lighting (for night games) at 29 BEN ZOPPO 27 JANSON DOUGHTY Goanna Park and a new electronic scoreboard. 30 CAMERON GORDON The League Awards (Phelan Medal Night) will be held on Monday night, 21 September. This is always a great night, and could be 28 TAYLOR PREECE 31 TOM KANNAN even more special with the Goannas having such a solid season, with 3 out of 4 side playing finals. Nathan Peters has already 30 BEN HODGSON secured the Division 5 goal kicking award with 54 sausage rolls, and we will be hoping plenty of Goannas feature in the Medal 32 JED TURNER counts. Tickets will be available soon, it would be great if we got a few tables happening on the night. 31 NICK SHAW 33 CALLUM MCEVOY-GREY At this year's Gray Medal & Presentation Night, not only will the Club be awarding trophies for the best players, and celebrating 32 NICK TATE 34 MICHAEL TUTTLE another great year of the mighty Goannas, we will also be bringing together the brilliant 1990 Premiership side, 25 years after their 33 ALEXANDER WYNN 43 MATT LEMME 9.15.69 v North Shore 9.8.62 Grand Final win at Erskinville Oval. All players, coaches, officials and supporters from that era are wlecome and it will be a fantstic night, culminating in the 2015 Gray Medal presentation. Please contact Peter Taylor on 36 JAKE BROWN 53 YANNICK MILLIGAN SAVILLE 0438.004905 for more information. Presentation Night will be held at the Merrylands RSL Club on Saturday 24 October. We would like to acknowledge again our great 2015 partners, at Merrylands RSL Club, Rossfreight Express, HTT Management, Crown On McCredie Hotel, Mr Taxman, Cash Converters (Blacktown), Value H2O, Satsuma Solutions, Road Runner Rubber Sup- plies, Stratton Finance, Quigley's Quality Meats, Salmon Bros, Quickfee, Nolan Plumbing Services, Aceit Sportswear and of course the Holroyd Council. ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 34 15 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August SENIOR TEAM LISTS T E ACLUB M NOTES L I S T S PENNANT HILLS NORTH SHORE ST GEORGE Premier Division Premier Division Senior Coach: Chris Yard Senior Coach: Gareth Lawson The senior part of the club travelled to Waverley Oval to marvel at the size of the Colours: Red & Navy Blue Colours: Red & Black UTS players. How could our teeny young Dragons survive the pressure particularly with the Bats trying to keep their finals aspirations alive! The Bats really put it to our Team List Team List boys but the DNA shone through with the last quarter a testament to our fitness and structures. No Name Goals No Name Goals We know that our neighbours from Wests will test our mettle again this afternoon. 2 SEB PARKER 1 MATT VARJAVANDI In Division 1 the team after a terrific back end to the season were finally beaten to end our hopes 3 AARON CRISFIELD 2 DANNY ROBERTS of a finals campaign. It has been a very good season for our Development Squad and our thanks go 5 RANGA EDIRIWICKRAMA 3 DALE FITZGERALD to our senior players for their support and willingness to share their knowledge. Hopefully not too 6 BRANT JACK 4 JOSH DAVID-WRIGHT many play their last game for the Dragons today! 10 ROBERT WATTS 6 SAM CARRUTHERS The u 19’s recorded a win against Sydney Uni which looked comfortable on the scoreboard but was 11 THEO MORAITIS 8 CHRIS MURPHY much closer. Today we face a high flying opponent in the Bombers. Both teams will probably meet 12 SAM ZIKMAN 9 ADRIAN HARRY the following week in the elimination Semi-final. 13 BRAD KEOUGH 11 NICK FOSTER As an early reminder please note in your diary that our Presentation Night will be held at St George 14 DANIEL PREEN 12 TOM HANSEN Masos on Saturday night the 24 October. 15 KIERAN WRIGHT 13 CHARLIE PARSONS 16 TIM WALES 14 JIMMY MCKENZIE 17 ADAM NIXON 16 LAIN GENOVESI 18 DANIEL WITT 21 MATT EDDY 19 PATRICK WITT 22 JAKE SAUNDERS 20 NICOLAS HEY 23 TOM HARVEY NORTH SHORE 21 BEN URWIN 24 TEDDY STRUDWICK It’s the last round of the home and away season. Our senior team is off to Mike 22 LACHLAN URWIN 25 RON WASON Kenny Oval to take on Pennant Hills. We won’t be in the finals this year, but we 25 DAMIEN DELL’AQUILA 26 TIM WESTON have a chance to finish the season on a positive note. 26 DAVID SMITH 27 DANIEL SCHACHER 27 JESSE HARE 28 WILL TAYLOR Our Under 19s are also in action, taking on St George at Olds Park. The season is far from over for our 28 CAMERON SMITH 29 JOHN GRAY young Bombers; as there’s a finals campaign to follow. To everyone at North Shore, get around our 29 TIM SCOULAR 30 RYAN HEZLETT Under 19s during the finals; and here’s hoping they can bring some silverware back to Gore Hill on 30 MICHAEL TALBOT 31 TIM BRANSGROVE Grand Final day. 31 JAMES DUNN 34 LIAM MCCOLL The season is already done and dusted for our reserves and thirds teams. Both finished the season 34 THOMAS ANGEL 35 CHARLIE CALLANDER positively at Gore Hill last Saturday with wins in the final game of the season. Unfortunately the other 37 STEPHEN WRAY 36 DARCY BARON-HAY result we were hoping for in Div 2 didn’t go our way and so we missed out on the finals; but it was a 38 SAM WIDMER 37 ETHAN HARVEY season that showed steady growth and improvement as the year progressed. 40 LACHLAN VILE 38 ALEX JALLOH 41 MATTHEW CAREY 39 RYAN HEBRON With this being the last round, we thank everyone who has played, coached, club umpired, volun- 42 THOMAS EDMONDS 40 JAKE VEALE teered and supported our teams this season. It takes a solid effort by many people to make a football 43 TED WIDMER 41 TRISTAN SMITH club happen; and the efforts of everyone who has made a contribution to the North Shore Football 45 THOMAS ABBOTT 42 MITCH WRIGHT Club is greatly appreciated. 48 JAKE GUNSTONE 43 ANTHONY TREACY And we’ll be looking to bounce back stronger and better in 2016, to make our games at Gore Hill the 52 MICHAEL JOHNSON 44 NICK CROFT best game day experience we can and to as many field strong, competitive teams as our player num- 56 CAMPBELL LUSCOMBE 59 XAVIER BURTON bers allow. If you’re keen to get involved with North Shore in 2016, to play or to volunteer, we’d love to hear from you. It’s a great club to be with; and you’ll love being with the Bombers in 2016.

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Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 LOGAN MEAD 1 LIAM DAVIS 3 DYLAN BROGAN

4 JAMES BRACKIN 3 RYAN MURPHY 5 ROB VINCENT 4 JAMES CLARKE 7 ROB MARSH 5 JAKE MCINTOSH 8 RYAN HARRIS 6 DUANE WILD 9 TONY FOTOPOULAS 7 ANDREW WARDROP 11 GEOFF SMITH

12 PETER LE BRETON 10 CAMERON ROE 14 ANDREW ROBERTSON 11 MITCHELL NEW 15 CHRIS HAYES 12 ADAM COOK 16 ANDY MORRIS 13 MATTHEW YOUNG 17 SAM SIMPSON 14 DANIEL TURNER 18 MITCH HANSEN 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY 19 CAMERON LUDOWYKE

20 TIM CORDNER 16 TIM CASHMAN 21 JAMES MOYLAN 17 LUKE JANSSON 22 NICK RODGERS 18 LEIGH HOGAN 23 TIM CAMERON 19 BRENDAN KENNY 24 ANGUS RODGERS 20 LIAM AGGETT 25 LEWIS CRINITI

27 MARC WILLIAMS 22 JARRYD WILSEN 30 DAN MARTIN 24 MARSHAL CAIRNDUFF 32 PETER FROST 25 LEON JOHNSON 34 HENRY ST HILL 27 IAN HOLDER 35 TIM SHUMACK 28 REGAN SHARPE 36 NATE ELLIFF

37 RYAN LUDOWYKE 34 RYAN KING-THORNBURG 38 PAUL HAYES 36 TRISTEN SMITH

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 32 17 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August TSENIOR E A M TEAM L I LISTS S T S WOMENS DIVISION TWO 1ST SEMI FINAL BALMAIN HOLROYD PARRAMATTA UTS PENRITH Division One Division One Coach: Natalie Middleton Coach: Jason Bradley Senior Coach: Luke Jarjoura Senior Coach: Jack Schwarze Colours: Teal & Black Colours: Black, Teal, Pink & White Colours: Yellow & Black Colours: Blue & Gold

Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 ALEX O’DEA 1 ADAM BYRNE 1 RENEEE TOKINS 1 JULIE THAI 2 JAMES WEBSTER 2 MICHAEL STACEY 2 RHEARNE RYAN 3 JESSE DRANSFIELD 3 KELSIE WRIGHT 3 JACK SCHWARZE 3 MELISSA BRYDON 4 EDEN BENNELL BEN ROGERS 4 4 MELINA BUDDEN 4 IVONKA OLCHOWIK 5 COLIN BROWN 5 DAVID HOOK 6 JENNIFER WARD 5 STEPHANIE KOSTIC 6 BILLY LAMBERT 6 GRADY TAPPING 7 EVE-KRYSTAL PAMER 7 CHRIS BOLT 7 RYAN TERREY 7 STEPHANIE HOWER 8 DAN BRIAN 8 MATTHEW CAHILL 8 KERRI ALLEN 8 JESSIE BURNHAM 9 BILLY TAHA 9 EMMA BLOOM 9 JOSH TERREY 9 DAISY YUAN 10 BRAD PLUG 10 JORDAN PIDGEON 11 NIKKI MCNEILL 10 SANDRA RYAN 11 LUKE JARJOURA 11 SCOTT MAGUIRE 12 KAYLA BADGER 12 EDEN WOODEND 12 TAIGEN DUBBELDE 12 SUZANNE FLAHERTY 13 NATALIE CAMILLERI 13 DAMON WOODEND 13 ARIN RICKETT 14 ERICA WILCOX 15 ALLANAH RIX 14 JOEL GRAY 14 SCOTT NOLAN 15 REECE GILLESPIE 15 SOPHIE THROWER 17 JESSICA HOCKING 15 SUNNY GILL 16 HARRY JENKINS 18 MELISSA HOWARD 16 STUART MCKINLEY 16 MELISSA KHOURY 17 HUGH PRIEST 19 EMMA NOLEN 17 BRODY CRANE 17 KELLIE NOLAN 18 JAYDEN DONATO 20 KYLIE RIX 18 JESSE HAURUA 19 LUKE ELASI 19 SHONA O’LOUGHLIN 20 LUKE PIERCE 21 APRIL SULTANA 20 BRENDAN CANN 20 CHRSTINE MC CUTCHEON SHANE WILLIAMSL 22 BIANCA OLIVERIO 22 WAYD BLACKBURNE 21 JACK MARA 21 VON EIRLYS 23 KIRSTIE BURCHER 24 JASON FRETWELL 22 23 KANE RADFORD 25 ROWAN CHOWANETZ 22 AMY CAHILL 26 LINDA MCCARTHY 24 TRENT SCHMUTTER 26 TOM FALKNER 23 TULLY MCDONOUGH 27 KATE EASTHOPE MICHAEL LENNOX 27 NICK WHITEHEAD 25 28 BELINDA VAN DER PLOEG JACOB LILLIS 24 LARA HILMI 28 BRETT WALL 27 29 TIFFANY REARDON ED HELMORE 25 LISA BOWKER 29 BILLY SHIPWAY 30 30 BRYONY CORLESS 32 NATHAN WILLIAMS 30 AARON COTTRELL 26 STEPHANIE DUNGER 31 CHANTELLE MCCANN 32 LUKE DUIGAN 33 ANDREW MUNNS 27 TESNI PATTIARATCHI 32 JASMINE PAYNE 34 TROY LUFF 35 CHRIS JONES 28 CHERETA DAYLIGHT 33 KIM BUTLER 35 ALISTAIRE DUELL-FERGUSON 36 ANDREW GROGAN 37 KEVIN JONES 37 LACHLAN PRYOR 29 GILLIAN BEHAN 34 NIKKI PERRETT 45 BEN PLUG 38 MARK PETIT 31 AILING O’DONOVAN 36 DANA OWEN 49 LACHLAN BENNETTS 39 HEPPA GALVIN 37 GEORGINA WHITE 32 LEANNE MACKENZIE 69 JAMES WEST 40 KHYLL DAVID-CROWW 38 JUSTINE VELLA 38 EMMA TREANOR 40 JENNIFER BROWN 44 JESSICA JACKSON 41 CLAIRE MANUEL

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RAMETTES www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 18 31 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August WOMENS DIVISION TWO 2ND SEMI FINAL T E A M L I S T S GOSFORD AUBURN NEWTOWN MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Coach: Simon Berry Coach: Christian Kunde Women’s Div One Women’s Div One Colours: Yellow & Black Colours: Orange & Grey Senior Coach: Andrew Moylan Colours: Red & White Colours: Red, Black & White

Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 CASSANDRA LEES 1 LIZ FASSONE 2 MICHAYLA SIMPSON 2 CLAIRE GROOM 1 MARWA ISMAIL 3 DANIELLE SCHMID 2 CHARLOTTE WAYTE 5 KARINA BERRY 2 HANEEN ZREIKA 4 MEG MACCALLUM 3 AISLINN ALBURY 5 NADELLE JAMILY KRAYEM 6 KAREN DALLI 4 STEFFANIE LEE 3 HAYAT AJAJ 6 GEORGIA VERKUYLEN 7 MORGAN ROSS 5 SARA COOKE 7 NATALIE GARDNER 4 SHAYMAH FATFAT 9 KIM SMALLCOMBE 8 ROSEMARY MORRISON 6 BROOKE ASHCROFT

10 ANGELA BEATTIE 6 RAYANNE KENNY 9 YU-SHAN LIM 7 AMANDA FARRUGIA 10 DANIKA HEAD 8 ASHLEY GRAY 11 KARA MCDONALD 7 RAYANNE ZAIM 11 ELIZABETH BOVA 9 KIRA DUROUX 12 JESSICA MORTON 12 AMY HESSELL 8 JAMILE GHEMRAOUI 13 ROSALIE GRAHAM 10 LORETTA MOORE 13 MELISSA BROWN 9 NARMEEN MOHAMMED 14 CLARE MURPHY 11 LISA PETHYBRIDGE 14 SALLI-ANN PAULETTO 15 PAULINE BASSILI 12 KRISTY SUTCLIFFE 10 MONA ISSA 16 REGAN BARKER 15 KRISTIE MACKAY 13 NATASHA NAIR 25 ALEX SCHRODER 12 RONYA RIFAI 16 REBECCA MCMAHON 26 ANNA RUUT 14 REBECCA VILLIS 15 YASHAR KAMMOUN 27 CODIE BRIGGS 15 STACY O’LOUGHLIN 17 ERIN FARAH 29 STACY CROSS KIONA VANCE 17 AIDA MOUHAJAR 16 18 LINDA GIBBY 31 EDWINA ILLMAN 17 SALOME CERDA-VARGAS 19 JENAN ELRISHE 34 VERNA ILES 19 EMILY CROOKES 18 JESSE WONG 36 STEPHANIE WAKE 20 REBECCA COLLINS 22 SARAH ANNOUS 41 HAYLEY LEGG 19 ROXANNE GOFF 42 GENAVIEVE ZOELLER 20 NAKITA BROWN 21 SARAH WALSH 23 JESSICA PAULIC 44 ANGELA JORNET 22 VIVIEN TALBOT 22 SHARNI COLLINS 53 ANNA BUTLER 24 MADELEINE BOUGHTWOOD 23 LISA ROPER 55 ELISE HOGAN 23 MEGAN LAWRENCE BELINDA MULDOON 27 LIALI KARRA-HASSAN 56 BELINDA SMALL 24 24 ZOE MILNE 57 CI-ANNA SMITH 25 LINDSAY VAN ANDEL 28 MANDY FUNG 25 NARISSA KATE MILNE 62 LAUREN FOY 27 JACQUI LUFF 31 AMANI HAWA 63 FRANCESCA HOCKING 30 BARBARA LYNCH 27 AMY CHETCUTI 64 TRAM NGUYEN 32 FAYE ABDELKAFI 31 TELECIA BROWNE 30 BROOKE HULLEY-PEACHEY 66 EMILY GARD 67 PASCALE PIAS 30 EMILY YOUNG 35 TES MUTTON 33 SONIA ISMAIL 85 RACHAEL ELCOATE 40 RAYAN SAFAR

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GIANTS www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 30 19 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August T E A M L I S T S DIVISION FIVE 1ST SEMI FINAL WESTERN WOLVES SYDNEY UNIVERSITY PENRITH PENANNT HILLS Women’s Div One Women’s Div One Coach: Kevin Kirk Coach: Nicholas Baglin Senior Coach: Andrew Taylor Senior Coach: Yucel Celenk Colours: Black, Teal & White Colours: Red & Navy Blue Colours: Black & White Colours: Yellow & Blue

Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 BELINDA MICHALK 4 JONO SWANTON CAITLIN MURRAY 1 DYLAN NELSON 1 2 MEGAN ANDERSON 3 TAYLOR CRAMP 5 GREG HUME 2 MELISSA VUONG0 3 ASHLEE MORGAN 5 TOM ROBERTS 6 MICAHEL BAGLIN 5 SOPHIE CLARKE 3 KRISTY STROOP 9 TIMOTHY ACHESON 6 TAMMY CALLAGHAN 12 TAYT CORLESS 4 NATALIE BARBER 13 JACOB ADAMS 7 JESS HOGAN 13 KEVIN KIRK 14 NATHAN BILBE 5 MARIE GEBERT 8 JENNIFER LEW 16 BRENTON MOORE 15 DONALD OLLINGTON 6 MICHAELA EKMAN 9 MEREDITH GRAY 18 JAMIE EDWARDS 10 MONICA CHEW 16 GREGORY COOK 7 JESS DOWNTING 19 RHYAN BLOOM 11 ALICE WOOD 17 SIMON STOJANOVIC 20 MATT SUTCLIFFE 8 KATE LAWSON 12 FELICE TONG 19 CHRIS YARD 21 LUKE DONOGHUE 9 BELINDA HARRISON 13 BETH WATTS 20 ALEX ROBERTSON 22 BEN SHOEBRIDGE 14 NICOLA BARR 22 JACKSON BRACKIN 10 TRUDI LINES 15 RACHAEL STACK 23 SHAUN WARD 23 MICHAEL CHATMAN 11 BREE CALDERWOOD 16 SERA KAUKIONO 25 CHRISTIAN TRIFFITT 25 JOEL MCMULLAN 12 MELANIE PRING 17 AMY FOO 28 ALAN PROWSE 27 ADAM DOWNTON 13 NICOLE KRIZ 18 GRACE CAIN 30 GAVIN KIRK 28 MATTHEW THARME 19 TARA MCKENTY 14 CHARLOTTE LATSOMBATH 32 DANE FYSH 29 NICK GRICKS 20 LARA CREBER 33 KERRY FRASER 33 CARTER MULLINS 15 BRONWYN TURNER 21 MARGOT ALAIS 37 DANIEL RASSACK 34 DANIEL RICHARDS 16 GRACE RILEY 22 LIBBY SADLER 35 NICHOLAS BAGLIN 23 ALLY CATTERSOM 38 RICHARD LOWE 17 TRACY BAKER 24 EMMA CASTRO 41 RICK OOMS 36 RICHARD SHOLL SHONA PORTER 18 25 OLIVIA WARREN 48 TIM HUTTON 39 MATT SCARLETT 19 EMMA BROWN 27 KYRSTEN WINKLEY 49 JESSE HYLAND 42 ADAM OMISORE 49 ROD VOWELL 20 MELISSA FRECKELTON 28 CLARE SULLIVAN 52 DEAN WATKINS 29 TESS NOBLE 50 BRENDAN JACQUET 21 NIKKI FURLONG 59 EMMANUEL PAPAGEORGIOU 30 STEPHANIE WALKER 51 HEYDON PALLIER 60 DEAN CALLAGHAN 22 MARGUERITE EUDES 31 REBECCA MOXON 52 PAUL REDPATH 66 DARREN HARTNEY 23 MARGARITA OBIEN 32 SHELLEY MULHERN 53 CHRIS WHITE 33 CHIARA BINAZZI 67 DANIEL LOWE 28 CHAVVAUHN CALVER 54 PHIL JONES 34 MAEBH O’SHAUGHNESSY 70 ROSS DONALDSON 55 MATTHEW MILES SELIMA MESCHAR 33 35 ORLAITH SPOONER 74 JASON SCALA 57 SIMON CAKE 78 MATTHEW WASS 58 PHILLIP HARE 80 SHAUN TODD 60 JEFF HARDMAN 1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL RAMS

DEMONS www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 20 29 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August DIVISION FIVE 2ND SEMI FINAL T E A M L I S T S UTS UNSW/ES SOUTHERN POWER UNSW/ES Coach: Coach: Paul Grafen Women’s Div One Women’s Div One Colours: Teal & Black Colours: Red, Blue & White Senior Coach: Abe Caroca Senior Coach: Tracey Kick Colours: Aqua, Black & White Colours: Pink, Blue & White

Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 JONO BOCKING 1 MARK WRIGHT 1 CLARE O’BRIEN 1 JENNIFER CHAN 2 JAMES HEDRICK 2 CILLIAN STRITCH 2 LISA TOWNS 5 JOHN COLBERT 2 MAI NGUYEN 3 MICHAEL MARTIN 3 DOM GOOM 9 DERMOT LOWRY 3 REBECCA BEESON 4 THOMAS HURRELL 4 EBONY MACKEY 10 EDWARD TAFFA 4 LIASI TARUA 11 PAUL DOUBAKIS 5 JAKE REID 5 JORDIN WILLIAMS 5 MELITA MORRISS 12 NICHOLAS BRUNTON 6 RHYS WILLIAMS 6 MEL CIAROLO 6 ERIN HODSON 13 GEOFF COHEN 7 JEROMAIA DETTO 7 JENNA MILLER 7 AMY SATCHELL 15 MATTHEW WARNOCK 8 DEAN HUGHEY 8 ASHLEE MCCLURE 16 ZACHARY THORNEYCROFT HANNAH MCINTOSH 9 JOHN HOOK 9 KRISTY DE PELLEGRINI 9 17 ADRIAN REYNOLDS 10 MILES COPE-SUMMERFIELD 10 RHEANNA LOTTER 11 NICOLA VRACHNAS 18 ANDREW DRISCOLL 11 RICHIE COSGROVE SAMANTHA MURRAY 19 SCOTT WOOD 11 MICHELLE PODNECKY 12 20 JIMMY LEVY 12 DENNIS LUGLI 12 VICKY JANE 13 KATE EDWARDS 14 CHRISTOPHER TRAIL 21 JACOB ALSFORD 13 LYNDEL MCMARTIN 14 MADDIE COLLIER 15 NICHOLAS DOWSETT 22 JOHN RITCHIE 14 KATHRYN HULL 16 OLIVIA AYOUB DOLFO 23 MATT HAGIAS 16 LIAM GLEESON 15 JAIDEN PREECE-FORRESTER 18 EMMA HOLLO 25 BEN GREEN 17 CAMERON MCKENZIE 16 LOUISE GLASGOW 19 RA SHEA 28 MATT WALKINGTON 18 THOMAS REYNOLDS 17 KAREN SAVADERA 29 DAN LAZURUS 19 RICKY CAIN 21 SANDRA JANJETOVIC 30 RODNEY SIMPKIN 18 ERIKA HOSKING 20 MARK CULLEN 22 JASMINE SMITH 31 JAMES MCDUIE 19 HAYLEY WILLIS 21 LUKE HEDGE 23 LAUREN O’BRIEN 32 STUART HENDERSON 21 BRITTANY DAY 22 SAM WRIGHT 24 JEMMA STILL 33 LUKE WESNEY 22 DANIELLE DUNAJIC 36 PHIL ANDERSON 23 THOMAS EDWARDS 25 ISABELLE O’BRIEN 24 KRISTY GRBEVSKI 39 ULTAN O’DWYER 24 JOSH TIGHE 26 KYRSTY BISHOP 25 JASMINE FERGUS 40 DAVID FISHER 25 BLAIR TRAVIS 27 SARAH BARKMAN 26 STEPH GILLETT 41 TOM GREENWELL 26 PAUL YOUNG 32 SASHA BANKI 42 ISAAC BATTERHAM 27 TIMOTHY O’DONNELL 29 RACHEL STOKES 33 SHANI LAUF 43 JEFFERSON JOSEPH CLYDE 28 JEREMY PINYON 31 LISA ROSE 44 TODD THORN-SAVILLE 34 LUISA MARZOTTO 29 SEAN MARTIN 35 LAUREN HODGSON 45 ANDREW WIDDICOMBE 30 ANDREW YANITSIS 37 LINDA TOWNSON 36 JACINDA BARCLAY 46 LORENZO NEVIN 31 EAMONN BRIERS 47 SPENCER PASCAL 49 DOUG HOUSTON 32 NATHAN MALLEY 1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time FINAL BATS ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL

BULLDOGS www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 28 21 Round 18 - 29th—30th August Round 18 - 29th—30th August DIVISION TWO QUALIFYING FINAL DIVISION FOUR ELIMINATION FINAL

BLACKTOWN MANLY WARRINGAH MANLY WARRINGAH CAMPBELLTOWN Coach: Ash Moeller Coach: Matt Rawle Coach: Darren Fagan Coach: Colours: Red, Yellow & Black Colours: Maroon & White Colours: Maroon & White Colours: Navy Blue & White

Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 44 MITCHELL MORGAN No Name Goals 2 PATRICK BARCLAY 2 ANGUS BUNCLE 16 PHILLIP PRIOR 53 JASON MURRAY 4 ANDREW CAREY 1 JERRIMME ALLSOPP 22 MICHAEL ATKINSON 54 DECLAN BYRNE 5 KENT WEIR 23 HAYDEN WASHINGTON 55 JEREMY PILAT 2 PAUL GREEN 6 JOSH MANN 40 DANIEL MOUNTFORD 56 AMOS MICHAEL 4 LUKE BRADLEY 8 HENRY BUTTON 41 ALEX HARMER 59 ANDREW HURLEY 5 SHANE JOHNSON 9 LEIGHTON CORR 42 BEN COLLINS 62 COREY CUTMORE 63 CAM GALLO 11 MICAHEL CLINCH 43 CHRIS MACKINNON 6 LUKE DEERING 44 MITCHELL MORGAN 68 TOM ADAMS 13 LUCAS BENDT 8 GRANT CROMPTON 45 MITCHELL GRANT 70 AARON BLAKE 14 JOEY SAUNDERS 46 ANDREW PILAT 71 MATTHEW PHARE 13 CONNOR PASSLOW 16 DAN MCINTYRE 47 MITCHELL DOUGLAS 72 ALEX FRASER 15 TODD MAKEJEV 17 MATT NEWSON 48 ANDREW WRIGHT 73 BLAKE COLLARD 20 BEN AKMENS 49 CALLUM D’SOUZA 74 GREG MACKEN 19 MARK O’CONNOR 50 ANGUS REID 75 ANDREW WRIGHT 21 BRAD WHALE 23 TYE VOCALE 22 DANIEL HURWOOD 51 TOM SCHULTZ 76 BRODIE ELLIOTT 52 ROBERT HART 77 BRAD DEAN 26 AARON TALBOT 26 ANDREW POLKINGHORNE 53 JASON MURRAY 79 DANE BROOKES 27 KEIRAN BUCKLEY 27 BEN HYNES 54 DECLAN BYRNE 80 JAMIE MCDOUGALL 31 JARROD VAN VEEN 55 JEREMY PILAT 81 OWEN WILLIAMS 29 CAMERON DESMOND 39 ASH MOELLER 56 MICHAEL AMOS 82 WESLEY NORMAN 30 ALISTER HUDSON 40 MATT HINCHCLIFFE 57 DANIEL PEARSON 83 JAMES BAILEY 32 NICHOLAS HUDSON 44 TOM GRAHAM 58 MITCH BELL 84 CHRIS HICKFORD 59 ANDREW HURLEY 85 NICHOLAS FOX 50 ZAC GODDEN 33 JERROD QUICK 60 AL ROBERTS 86 JAMES STUART 54 JASON MOELLER 62 COREY CUTMORE 87 DANIEL MOUNTFORD 36 JOSHUA HARRIS 57 CONNOR MOORE 63 CAM GALLO 88 JACK BRYANT 37 BEN SMITH 59 AARON HILL 64 SAM HALDER 89 DEAN KNIGHT 60 TIM BARACZ 65 MATTHEW RAWLE 90 BYRON HORRELL 39 TERRY DRANSFIELD 62 DAVID BERTRAM 66 JARED POCOTT 91 ROBERT COMANS 46 CHANTHA PAL 67 JAMES BEHAGG 92 DERMOT FLANAGAN 66 DANIEL LIM 68 TOM ADAMS 93 KIEREN SPRINGTHORPE 47 SIMON DAVID 71 ETHAN BARCLAY 70 PAUL FABBRO 96 PAUL CHAPMAN 54 KYLE BRADLEY 76 ALEX VAN VEEN 89 MICHAEL STAPLETON 98 JIMMY FALLSTORM 77 SCOTT COOMBES 90 BRYON HORRELL 99 ANGUS REID 60 PENI MAHINA

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HOLROYD PARRAMATTA WOLLONDILLY MOOREBANK PENRITH Coach: Kristan Carville Coach: Neal McGarrity Coach: Chris Hunt Coach: Barry Denton Colours: Blue & Gold Colours: Red & White Colours: Back, White & Yellow Colours: Black, Teal & White

Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 LUKE PIERCE 1 DANNY SAUNDERS 2 ZAC PIANTA 2 MIHIR WAGLE 1 JACK NELSON 2 TAYLOR CURRANT 3 REECE JOHNSON 4 PATRICK POPE 3 NATHAN TEGART 2 JAMES WESTON 3 ZAC PODBURY 4 MARCUS PASFIELD 4 RYAN FORRSTER 6 MICHAEL BROWN 3 CORY RUTLAND 5 JORDAN PIDGEON 5 CAYLEN LYONS 8 GEORGE PANERAS 6 LUKE MCLEOD 4 RHYS HAMILTON 6 RHYS HORTON 9 JAYEDWARDS 10 DAN MCDONALD 7 MATT OPHOF 5 JAY HAMILTON 7 SHAUN WICKEN 11 BLAKE ROBERTS 8 CONNOR MILLS 8 MATT JETSON 7 CHAD FITZSIMMONS 12 MATTHEW LAFFEN 9 JESSE HAURUA 10 DANIEL BALDERSTON 13 SAM LOCKHART 10 ADAM TOWNSEND 9 SHAUN PAGET 12 TOM RICE 14 ANGUS EHRL 11 KHYLL DAVIS-CROWE 11 BENJAMIN ROBINSON 13 MITCH BURTON 15 MITCH RENEHAN 12 HARRY SPITERI 14 TONY GIBSON 12 JASON HADDOCK 16 PHIL AUMANN 14 SCOTT NOLAN 15 JEFFREY MORGAN 17 JAMES DENTON 15 ADAM BYRNE 13 TYE JACKSON 16 SHAUN WELLS 18 BEN MAYER 16 MARK HILL 17 BRANDAN JONES 15 CHRISTOPHER WOLFE 20 BEN KATTE 17 MATT BURN 18 MICHAEL TOGHER 16 ALEXANDER DEBS 21 JOSH ANASIS 18 GRANT WEBB 19 NICHOLAS PETTAS 22 MICHAEL DENTON 19 KRISTIAN CARVILLE 21 SEAN FITZSIMMONS 20 AARON FINDLAY 24 JACK PONTON 20 PETER ZUVELA 23 BLAKE PARKER 22 JADE PURCELL 26 LACHLAN SMITH 21 BRETT JACKSON 26 ADAM SHELDON 24 TIMOTHY GODDARD 29 MAX MCNAMARA 22 TROY MARTIN 28 ISAAC CARRERRA 30 JAKOB VEARING 26 RUSSELL ANDREWS 23 JALEN TIMMS 29 JOSHUA BRYANT 31 CHRIS NOLAN 24 ROBBIE PASFIELD 28 DANIEL HOCKEY 30 BRAD WICKEN 32 TOM MCNAMARA 25 CRAIG WATSON 31 BEN BLOORS 32 RYAN GEER 33 JEREMY RIX 26 KANE RADFORD 32 DANIEL SCHULSTAD 34 TOM NOBLE 36 ANDRE STAMOULOS 27 SIRELI FIFITA 37 CHRIS HARRY 37 JACK BRAGG 32 JOHN MANNION 37 IAN ANDREWS 39 CHRIS CAIRNS 38 JAYDEN STEVENS 33 ANDREW MUNNS 69 LUKE BOBERIDGE 39 JACKSON CRANE 40 BEN MCGOVERN 34 ANDREW GROGAN 85 ANTHONY LOUREY 42 LUKE JONES 69 SCOTT SMITH 38 SAM NEILL 88 BRAD CAVANAUGH 46 NATHAN WRIGHT

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SYDNEY UNIVERSITY PENRITH PENNANT HILLS WESTERN SUBURBS Coach: Sam Power Coach: John Rix Coach: Nathan Breen Coach: Maurice Preston Colours: Blue & Gold Colours: Black, Teal & White Colours: Red & Navy Blue Colours: Black & White

Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 BRENDON CLENDENNING 1 MITCH STEVENS 20 ANDREW D’ARCHY 11 MATTHEW EURELL 2 CHARLES ALLWORTH 4 PATRICK POPE 22 JACKSON TURNER 14 STEVEN HUDSON 3 JOSH ANDERSON 5 MATTHEW PURSE 27 DANIEL BRAIN 4 RIORDAN LEE 28 DANIEL COUGHLIN 30 JOSH MOTT 5 TRENT MILLSTEAD 6 BEN WHITE 32 TIANCHU ZHAO 31 TIM ACHESON 6 JOHN GREGORY 7 JACK BRAGG 33 PAUL ENGLISH 32 HARRY ANGEL 7 PETER LLOYD 8 MICHAEL BROWN 34 GEORDIE GREGORY 33 BEN HOOPER 8 MATT WHITAKER 9 OSCAR GLASS 35 ADAM GREEN 9 ALEX CLARK 34 DANNY STRANGE 10 BEN ROBINSON 37 JARRYD LEAR 10 JOHN WALSH 35 NATHAN BILBE 11 LUKE WOODWORTH 11 KYLE PARKER 36 NICK DE GORTER 38 BRENT LEAR 14 MATT PAYNE 12 BEN SEWELL 37 PHILLIP JONES 39 EAMONN DOHERTY 15 JAKE CLARK 13 LUKE HAYWARD 38 TIM WOLNIZER 40 PAUL CHACHATY 16 MARTIN POPE 14 NICHOLAS LLOYD 39 JAMES FULTON 41 MATTHEW CULLEN 15 JIM BEARD 20 LIAM MURPHY 40 MITCHELL DE VRIES 42 MICHAEL STOKES 16 PAUL YOUNAN 21 JOSH ANASIS 41 MATT CARTER 43 MARK HARRIS 17 LIAM WRIGHT 22 ADRIAN BOELHOUWER 43 MATT SCARLETT 44 AARON DE BROWER 18 NATHAN DANCKERT 24 LUKE BURCHER 45 JACKSON BRACKIN 45 STEPHEN MCWILLIAM 19 TOM WHITAKER 25 CHRISTIAN TRIFFIT 20 ALEX HARMER 46 ADAM DALLAS 46 STEVEN LEMME 29 JAKE SHELLEY 21 ED TURNER 47 JARROD MYERS 47 SCOTT LEAR 31 NATHAN ROWLEY 22 SASHA WILLESEE 48 NATHAN BREEN 48 PAUL RITCHIE 23 MATT WATSO 32 JEREMY RIX 50 CRAIG MAYNARD 49 STEVEN PAGE 24 GORDO WILLIS 33 BLAKE ROBERTS 51 TRENT RODDAN 50 REECE LONNON 25 PAUL OSCAR 37 BRAYDEN WILSON 52 DARREN BOULET 51 DECLAN SHEPHERD 26 BRENT POLLOCK 38 JAYDEN STEVENS 53 LOCHY KERR 52 JAMAL STEER 27 TOM KING 42 TAFFY LEWIS 54 EVAN DANILO 28 GABRIEL ROBBIE 53 STEWART WILLIAMS 43 BEN KATTE 55 RICHIE LAING 29 JOSH CUTRUPI 54 RHYS EVANS 44 ED KRIBY 58 NEIL WALLINGTON 30 STEPHEN LLOYD 45 RHYAN BLOOM 59 DAVID GARDNER 55 SIMON BLIZZARD 31 SEBASTIAN DIXON 46 REECE JOHNSON 57 AARON HAYNES 32 MICHAEL FOGARTY 60 ANDREW MCKINNON 58 JAMES PEDEMONT 33 TRISTAN IRVINE 47 JAKE WOODWORTH 61 GREG HUME 34 JACK HOLLYWOOD 48 JON GREEN 62 JOEL MCMULLAN 59 JACOB LEWIS 35 MITCH THOMPSON 89 RICK OOMS 63 JONO SWANTON 60 AIDAN BRANTHWAITE

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