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Around the Grounds Round 17 - 16th —17th August 2014 Round 17 - 16th —17th August 2014 2014 PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE AROUND THE GROUNDS Round 1 Round 6 Round 11 Round 16 Saturday, Mar 29 Saturday, May 10 Saturday, Jun 28 Saturday, Aug 9 Wests 21.7 def Camp 6.7 StG 17.7 v Camp 15.8 Camp 8.6 v SU 7.6 MW 13.21 v Wests 8.8 UTS 9.12 def by UNSW 9.15 MW 24.16 v SHE 3.6 PH 14.15 v Wests 5.11 Camp 9.7 v PH 18.13 SU 13.4 def NS 9.12 SU 14.7 v Wests 14.8 SHE 4.8 v NS 9.8 StG 21.13 v SHE 6.12 StG 10.9 def by MW 15.12 PH 19.16 v UTS 8.2 MW 5.16 v StG 8.6 UNSW/ES 19.9 v NS 18.4 Sunday, Mar 30 NS 9.11 v UNSW/ES 9.7 Sunday, Jun 29 SU 18.16 v UTS 9.5 All of a sudden finals are underway! This week- Finals start Sunday PH 14.12 def SHE 10.9 UNSW/ES 6.10 v UTS 8.9 end will see Elimination and Qualifying finals The first AFL Sydney Finals commence on Sunday Round 7 Round 17 played at BISP on Sunday in the Men‘s Division with four matches (2 x Division Five & 2 x Women‘s Round 2 Round 12 Five and Women‘s Division Two competitions. Saturday, May 17 Saturday, Aug 16 Division Two) at Blacktown International Sportspark. Saturday, Apr 5 UTS 15.8 v NS 9.17 Saturday, Jul 5 North Shore v St George Congratulations to the 10 teams still in the hunt First bounce at 9am. Camp 7.11 v NS 8.8 Camp 7.6 v MW 13.11 Camp 7.11 v UTS 7.9 Manly v Campbelltown for premiership glory. This means though that MW 20.9 v PH 5.9 SHE 11.15 v PH 17.10 PH 8.10 v MW 10.8 Pennant Hills v Sydney Uni the first 10 teams are finished for the year and StG 14.8 v UTS 12.5 StG 12.13 v SU 10.11 StG 10.11 v NS 4.5 UTS v Hills Eagles we wish all players not in finals a safe and relaxing off season. SHE 5.12 v Wests 10.12 Wests 14.9 v UNSW/ES Wests 21.10 v SHE 9.6 UNSW/ES v Wests It‘s been a busy couple of weeks as we get into finals action but arguably the biggest recent news is Sydney Sunday, Apr 6 10.8 UNSW/ES 12.12 v SU 9.11 Hills Eagles senior teams return to the AFL Sydney competition for the 2015 season. We welcome them back SU 4.11 v UNSW/ES 6.15 Round 18 and their return makes for a very interesting 2015 Premier Division competition where, pending transfers, they Round 8 Round 13 Saturday, Aug 23 will likely start as premiership favourites! Round 3 Saturday, May 31 Saturday, Jul 12 Campbelltown v St George Saturday, Apr 12 UTS 9.10 v Wests 17.16 UTS 7.8 v PH 18.18 Pennant Hills v North Shore With Lower Division Finals starting next week and Premier Division Finals the week after, we look at a few sce- Wests 9.12 v StG 10.6 SHE 11.9 v StG 25.14 MW 19.18 v UNSW/ES 7.9 Manly v Sydney Uni nario‘s in competitions where finals positions are still up for grabs. UNSW/ES 11.7 v PH 14.11 SU 11.7 v PH 12.12 NS 9.5 v Camp 15.10 Wets v UTS In Division One, Pennant Hills in 5th sit a game and a half clear of Southern Power however the two sides meet NS 6.5 v MW 10.12 MW 24.17 v NS 4.4 SU 19.23 v SHE 8.7 Sunday, Aug 24 on Saturday. A draw in either of their two remaining games will see the Demons grab a spot however if they UTS 11.11 v Camp 17.12 Sunday, Jun 1 StG 4.9 v Wests 11.7 Hills Eagles v UNSW/ES lose both (very possible) and Southern Power defeat them and Illawarra in the final round and the Power will SHE 2.8 v SU 12.6 UNSW/ES 13.10 v Camp grab the final position – something we think will occur. 13.13 In Division Two, Moorebank in 6th must defeat top of the table Sydney University to have any hope of playing Round 14 Sat 30th Aug finals. They then also must rely on Manly-Warringah to defeat 5th placed Camden and could sneak in on per- Round 4 Qualifying Final Saturday, Jul 19 centage. A loss for the Magpies will see their season over. Round 9 Friday, Apr 25 Camp 5.8 v UNSW/ES 16.13 The final round of Division Four will see UNSW/ES and Holroyd Parramatta face off in what will likely be an mini Wests 12.9 v PH 16.14 Saturday, June 14 SHE 4.7 v MW 17.17 Sun 31st Aug Elimination Final with the loser surely bundled out (assuming Sydney University knock off bottom placed Rand- Saturday, Apr 26 NS 6.6 v SU 20.11 NS 16.9 v UTS 14.10 Elimination Final wick City). Campbelltown in 7th are still a chance but need a miracle (and a big percentage boost) to make a SU 16.6 v Camp 11.11 PH 13.8 v Camp 8.8 StG 7.12 v PH 14.17 long awaited return to finals. MW 25.22 v UTS 5.5 Wests 5.5 v MW 12.15 Wests 9.9 v SU 13.15 Saturday 6th Sept In Women‘s Division One, Newtown can confirm finals with a win over bottom placed Balmain. With Western NS 19.17 v SHE 9.4 SHE 8.11 v UTS 11.13 Wolves and Macquarie University likely to lose this weekend, their final round clash could well decide 4th posi- UNSW/ES 12.8 v StG 14.16 StG 11.16 v UNSW/ES 8.10 2nd Semi Final Round 15 tion. Saturday, Aug 2 In Under 19‘s Division One the equation is simple, Manly-Warringah defeat Sydney Hills Eagles this week (as Sunday 7th Sept Round 5 Round 10 Wests 11.13 v NS 5.8 expected) and Pennant Hills hopes of back to back flags is over. Should the Eagles upset the Giants then provid- 1st Semi Final th Saturday, May 03 Saturday, Jun 21 UTS 4.9 v MW 16.22 ing Pennant Hills win their final two games they will grab 4 spot and be the danger team in finals. NS 11.10 v Wests 12.12 Camp 8.13 v Wests 12.14 SHE 13.17 v Camp 3.15 Similarly in the Under 19 Division Two competition, Southern Power must beat top of the table Western Suburbs UNSW/ES 8.7 v MW 12.14 SU 6.8 v MW 8.14 PH 14.20 v UNSW/ES 3.5 Sunday 14th Sept and hope Macarthur GIANTS drop their remaining two games to be a chance of featuring in finals action. Camp 9.6 v SHE 12.6 NS 3.5 v PH 13.6 SU 10.9 v StG 11.12 Preliminary Final PH 8.13 v StG 3.13 UTS 13.12 v StG 17.11 Finally, this weeks MOTW streamed live at youtube.com/aflsydneylive is the important clash from Village Green th UTS 9.7 v SU 8.13 UNSW/ES 17.20 v SHE as UNSW/ES host 4 placed Western Suburbs. A loss for the Bulldogs will end their finals run however the day Saturday, 20th Sept will be full of emotion as Club Captain Peter Kefalas plays his final 8.13 Grand Final ever Premier Division at home. Good luck Kefa! AFL Sydney Premier Division Tips for Round 17 Enjoy your weekend at the football! ‘The Rookie’ ‘Danny’ Dragons by 19 Dragons by 25 Phelan Medal Night Giants by 53 Giants by 66 With the end of the season fast approaching we are also Demons by 32 Demons by 17 not far from AFL Sydney‘s ‗Night of Nights‘ which will be Eagles by 11 UTS by 13 held on Monday 15th September at Doltone House. Speak Bulldogs by 7 Magpies by 18 with your club for details. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 40 1 Round 17 - 16th —17th August 2014 Round 17 - 16th —17th August 2014 CODE OF CONDUCT 2014 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS DIVISION FIVE P W L % PTS PARENTS & SUPPORTERS 1 NOR-WEST 17 15 2 344 60 2 CAMDEN 17 13 4 226 52 3 PENRITH 17 13 4 211 52 Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. 4 BLACKTOWN 17 13 4 210 52 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 17 9 8 101 36 Encourage participation, but don‘t force it. 6 UNSW/ES 17 6 11 76 24 Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. 7 MOOREBANK 17 6 11 50 24 8 UTS 17 5 12 74 20 Never ridicule mistakes or losses. Supporters are there to support not 9 NORTH SHORE 17 4 13 36 16 downgrade. 10 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 17 1 16 28 4 UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE P W L % %WON Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires, administra- 1 ST GEORGE 13 11 2 241 85 tors and spectators.
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