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Sydney Football League • Sydney Football Association SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE • SYDNEY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE SYDNEY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Balmain • Baulkham Hills Bankstown • Blacktown Campbelltown • East Sydney Camden • Hawkesbury Holroyd-Parramatta Liverpool Anzacs • Wollongong North Shore • Pennant Hills Macquarie University St. George • Sydney University Manly Warringah • Penrith Western Suburbs Penshurst • Sutherland University of NSW Sat.-Sun. SYDNO FOOTBAll lEAGUE-1994 FIXTURES · June 18-19, 1994 Edition No. 11 $1.00 ROUND ONE· Salurday April 9 ROl)ID 1O • Sunday June 19 Holroyd Parramalta 23.27·166 v Balmain 9.7-G1 104pls Bslmain v Holr<7fd Piwranata OrulffllC7fne Oval - .. CampbelHown 12.1 &.88 v East Sydney 13.~ Spls Western Suburbs v SI George Wagener Oval Norlh Shore 19.13-127v Pennanl Hills 10.16-76 51pls B111lklurn Hills v Uri MclaJgNin Reserve S1George24.12-156vWestern Suburbs 12.13-85 71pls East Sydney v C llown TnJll1ler Piii< Sunday April 10 Pennanl Hills v Nalh= Shore Ern Holmes Oval Sydney lkli 21.17-143v Bllllklurn Hills 10.21-81 62pls POWERFUL WINS FOR BLUES, ROl)ID 11 • Salurday June 25 • ROUND TWO· Salurday Aprll 16 Sydney Uri v East Sydney Sydney Uri No. 1 Sunday June 26 East Sydney 17.19-121 v Sydney Uri 10.14·74 47pls SI George v Bllllklurn Hills WEST, SAINTS AND DEMONS Sund:Aprll 17 OdsPlll< Car¢e!Hown v Pennan Hills Raids Road Res- Western Subs 20.1&-1 v Hol.Piwrirnata 14.15-99 37pls Norlh Shore v Bslmain B111lklurn Hills 12.15-87 v S1George23.22·160 73pla Gore Hill Oval Pennan Hills 13.!l-87 v CampbtlHown 24.22-166 79pla ROl)ID 12 • Salurd1y July 2 Continuing fine weather conditions set up a feast for SFL forwards in the ninth Bslmain 14.17·101 v North Short 21.19-145 44pls Bllllklurn Hilla v Holrcvd P'malla MclaJgNin Reserve round of fixtures played on last Monday's Queen's Birthdaypublic holiday. East Syd; v SI George Trumper Piii< ROUND THREE· Salurd'J. April 23 Pennanl Hil s v Sydney Uri Ern Holmes Oval ANTHONY BRAWN bagged· JI goals for the Demons while MICHAEL CLIFI' S1George21.23-149 v East Sydney 1 .12·72 np1s Nori h Shore v Canpbe!Hown Gore Hill Oval kicked 10 for the Saints and MAITHEW SUNGALIS got nine for the Blues. Hol-Parramarra 21.S.13h Bllllklurn Hills 13.10-88 46pls Balmain v Western Suburbs OrulffllC7fneOval The half-way mark of the season was reached as the Blues ran in their ninth Sydney Uri 14.15-99 v Pennanl Hills 25.18-168 6Qpls ROl)ID 13 • Salurday July 9 Campbelnown 20.18-138 v Norlh Shore 16.12·108 30pls successive win while the Saints continue their charge with West, North and East Holrcvd Piwrirnata v East ;Jd~ Gipps Road Oval Western Suburbs 22.20-152 v Bslmain 13.15-93 5Qpls Su ay uly 10 maintaining pressure on each other along with the prospect that the Goannas, SI George v Pennanl Hills Ods Piii< maybe even the Demons will provide plenty of interest as we near September. ROl)ID FOUR· Salurday April 30 Sydney Uri v Norlh Shore Sydney Uri No. 1 East Sydney 10.16-76 v Holroyd Parramalta 12.1W& 10pls Bslman v Canpbelltown Dru1Tf!lC7fneOval We can be certain however, Campbel/town are the standout competition leaders Campbelnown 28.32-200 v Bslmain 16.5-101 9Qpls Weslern Suburbs v Bllllklurn Hilla Wagener Oval SundayMay1 of 1994 and deservedly so on their pe1formance record. Pennanl Hills 10.11l-78 v S1George13.17-415 17pls ROl)I D 14 • SalUrday July 16 North Shore 13.15-93 v Sydney Uri 14.8-92 1pl. East Sydney v Western Suburbs Trumper Piii< One of the big questions raised is, Nonh coach Byrne, bur a fair share Pennant Hills posted their second Bllllklurn Hills 13.14-92 v Western Subs 20.22-142 SOpls Sunday July 17 Pennanl Hilla v Holrcvd Piwranala Ern Holmes Oval whether first.year coach DAVID also must have been left on the roof win in as many weeks when they ROUND FIVE· Sunday May 8 Norlh Shore v SI George Gore Hill Oval MURPHY is astute enough to from where the injured Robbie Kerr burst out of the blocks at Holroyd Parramalll 11.13-79v Pennanl Hills 7.13-55 24pla Car¢e!Hown v ~ney Uri Relds Road Reserve keep a lid on the over-confidence was directing Buluwg traffic. Drummoyne Oval and in the first S1George13.19-97 v Norlh Shore 9.18-72 25pls Bllllklurn Hills v main MclaJgNin Reserve which may just start to run East Sydney took the game half maintained a 5-goal buffer Sydney Uri 4.16-40v CampbelHown 27.27·189 14Qpls ROl)ID 15·SundayJuly24 through the Blues atmp. right away from North in the first from a persistent and strongly wes1ern Subs 15.11-101 v East ~nel1a.1s.123 16pls Holr"fd P.iamana v Nalh Shore Gipps Road Oval Bslmain 15.1:J.103v Baullcham H lls 1 .24-114 11pls SI George v Canpbelltown OdsPlll< The closest call Campbelltown half when highlights included a defending Tiger outfit. Bslmain v Sydney Uri Drumm<Jl'ne Oval had was way back in the opening goal from JOHN GLYNN (ES) However the dam was broken ROUND SIX• Salurday May 14 Western Suburbs v Pennanl Hills Wagener Oval round on April 9 when FAsr Sydney against his old clubmates and five midway rhru the third term when the North Shore 21.11·137 v Hol.Piwrirnata 14.13-97 40pls Bllllklurn Hills v East Sydney MclaJgNin Resverve ran them 10 jive poin1s at majors to halftime by the high- Demons cut loose with JAMIE Campbelttown 26.15-171vSIGeorge14.15-99 72pls Sydney lkli 33.25-223 v Bslmain 8.8-56 167pls ROl)ID 16 ·Sunday July 31 Macquarie Fields. marking DAVID ROWE. 'EU.lOT, DAVE moMAS and 11M Pennanl Hills 12.7·79 v Western Subs 16.11·107 26pls Canpbelltown v Holr(7fd P'malla Relds Road Reserve Injuries, additions, depanures, East had the Bears on toast at HAU constanrly running the ball East Sydney 21.19-145 v Bllllklurn Hills 19.10-124 21pls Sydney Uri v SI George Sydney Uri No. 1 can all account for the sudden lapse the long break, Slpts up and though our ofthe bacldine. This allowed the Norlh Shore v Western Suburbs Gore Hill Oval inform, but in the case of the Blues North showed improvement in the creative ANDRF,W BAILANTYNE ROl)I D SEVEN • Sunday May 22 Pennanl Hills v Bllllklurn Hills Ern Holmes Oval Hol.Parirnata 9.13-G7 v Campbelllown 20.1 S.136 6Qpls East Sydney v Balmain Trumper Piii< there has been no apparent third, 44pts was still the ask at coming off the bench to chip in with SI George 16.24-120v Sydney Uri 6.12-48 72pls faltering from their chaned course. orange time. six goals. The avalanche continued Western Suburbs 12.22-94 v Norlh Shore 12.14.a& · 8pls ROl)ID 17 • Salurday August 6 The greatest worry to the North took over proceedings to in the final term when the Demons East Sydney v Pennanl Hills Trumper Piii< Baulkham Hills 13.17-G!iv Pennanl Hills 12.6-78 17pls coach of a successful side (and one kick six quick goals to be righJ poured on I4-goalsfor a huge win. Bslmain 10.10-70 v East Sydney 36.15-231 161pls Sunday August 7 Holrcvd Piwramana v Sydney Uri Gipps Road Oval on which he may spend many back in it but several near misses PHIL REECE, Smith (7 goals) and Balmain v SI George OrulffllC7fneOval sleepless nights) is, not how would proved costly. The Doggies DARREN HOLLAND well-served Sundi1i May 29 Western Suburbs v Ctrnpbelllown Wagener Oval Sydney 15.11-101 vAC AFL 23.23-161 in Canberra they're going to win the next one, re~rouped and in the closing the ever-striving Balmain side. B111lkhan Hills v Norlh Shore MclaJghlin Reserve but when the bell are they going to m111utes steadied with two goals It was an ask too big for ROUND EIGHT• Salurday June 4 ROUND 18 ·Salurday August 13 lose one! Such a pleasant situation coming from STEPHEN CROWE Baulkbam Hills as they took on st George 29.22·196 v Balmain 16.7·103 93pls SI George v Holr(7fd Pirranala Ods Piii< • Campbelltown 24.22·166vWestern Subs 18.Q.117 4Qpla to be in, and no doubt one which and another to DAVID FOX to Campbelltown at home and the Canpbelltown v Bllllklurn Hills Relds Road Reserve others like ROBBIE KERR, RON bring East out with I3pts to spare. trend was set early (cont. p. 4) Norin Shore 26.12·168 v Bllllklurn Hills 14.15-99 6Qpls Pennan Hills v Balmain Ern Holmes Oval Pennant Hills 20.18-138 v East Sydney 14.12·96 42pls Nalh Shore v East Sydney Gore Hill Oval THOMAS, NEIL CORDY, Sunday June 5 Sunday August 14 Sydney I.kl! 15.18-108 v Hol.Paranala 14.19-103 Spls Sydney Uni v Western Suburbs Sydney Uri No. 1 ROUND NINE· Monday June 13 Holrcvd Piwramata 12.15-87 v S1George29.17·1G1 104pla Western Suburbs 21.21·147v Sydney Uri 8.10-58 89pts 111 Semi Final Sun Aug 21 Macquarie Fltlds B111lklurn Hills 10.13-73 v Campbelllown 34.1&-220 147pls 2nd Semi Final Sun Aug 28 Macquarie Fields East Sydney 18.11-119 v North Shore 14.22·106 13pls Preliminary Sun Sep14 Macquarie Fields Balmain 15.14·104 v Pennant Hills 35.18·228 124pls Grand Final Sun Sepl 11 Macquarie Fields ~~~~!,~II 38 3 SFL REViEW ROUND 9 - (cont.) as the Blua; k-icked 10 goals to three in the SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE opener and throughout outclassed and Level .3.-Wentworth Park.
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