Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 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 Manly v Wests UTS 9.12 def by UNSW 9.15 MW 24.16 v SHE 3.6 PH 14.15 v Wests 5.11 Campbelltown v Pennant Hills SU 13.4 def NS 9.12 SU 14.7 v Wests 14.8 SHE 4.8 v NS 9.8 St George v Hills Eagles StG 10.9 def by MW 15.12 PH 19.16 v UTS 8.2 MW 5.16 v StG 8.6 UNSW/ES v North Shore Sunday, Mar 30 NS 9.11 v UNSW/ES 9.7 Sunday, Jun 29 Sydney Uni v UTS They say lightning doesn't strike twice PH 14.12 def SHE 10.9 UNSW/ES 6.10 v UTS 8.9 Women’s Representative Football this weekend but it was almost exactly one year ago Don‘t forget that Game 2 of the AFL Sydney v AFL Canberra Round 7 Round 17 last week that Manly-Warringah lost Women‘s rep series is played this Saturday at 12:30pm at Round 2 Round 12 Saturday, May 17 Saturday, Aug 16 their first match of the 2013 Premier Blacktown International Sportspark. AFL Sydney claimed a big Saturday, Apr 5 UTS 15.8 v NS 9.17 Saturday, Jul 5 North Shore v St George Division season. And so it was last victory in Game 1 but need to win Saturday to claim the se- Camp 7.11 v NS 8.8 Camp 7.6 v MW 13.11 Campbelltown v UTS Manly v Campbelltown weekend, in similar conditions to the ries. Team lists for both sides on pages 22 & 23 of the record. MW 20.9 v PH 5.9 SHE 11.15 v PH 17.10 Pennant Hills v Manly Pennant Hills v Sydney Uni loss 12 months earlier, that late June StG 14.8 v UTS 12.5 StG 12.13 v SU 10.11 St George v North Shore UTS v Hills Eagles 2014 saw Manly finally defeated. This SHE 5.12 v Wests 10.12 Wests 14.9 v UNSW/ES Wests v Hills Eagles UNSW/ES v Wests year it was St George who claimed their scalp with a gritty performance as the players stuck to their Sunday, Apr 6 10.8 UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni game plan. No doubt it will be ―the loss they needed to have‖ as it proved last year, but it has certainly SU 4.11 v UNSW/ES 6.15 Round 18 breathed some life into the 2014 competition. Manly‘s loss and Pennant Hills win now see‘s a shared

Round 8 Round 13 Saturday, Aug 23 competition leader with the two sides doing battle this weekend at Ern Holmes Oval which shapes as the Round 3 Saturday, May 31 Saturday, Jul 12 Campbelltown v St George game of the year as it arguably was last year. Saturday, Apr 12 UTS 9.10 v Wests 17.16 UTS v Pennant Hills Pennant Hills v North Shore Wests 9.12 v StG 10.6 SHE 11.9 v StG 25.14 Manly v UNSW/ES Manly v Sydney Uni St George‘s victory moved them up to third position on the ladder with Western Suburbs dropping to 4th UNSW/ES 11.7 v PH 14.11 SU 11.7 v PH 12.12 North Shore v Campbelltown UTS v Wests place following their comprehensive loss to the Demons. The Dragons victory wasn't the only upset of NS 6.5 v MW 10.12 MW 24.17 v NS 4.4 Sydney Uni v Hills Eagles Sunday, Aug 24 the round as Campbelltown claimed an important win over 5th placed Sydney University by one straight UTS 11.11 v Camp 17.12 Sunday, Jun 1 St George v Wests Hills Eagles v UNSW/ES kick. The loss by the Students leaves the door ajar for a host of sides to jump them on the ladder and SHE 2.8 v SU 12.6 UNSW/ES 13.10 v Camp claim the final position in the top 5. North Shore lead the race just 2 points behind the Students after 13.13 Round 14 Sat 30th Aug they returned to the winners circle with victory over Sydney Hills Eagles. The Bats are then 2 points fur-

Round 4 Saturday, Jul 19 Qualifying Final ther adrift thanks to their first Premier Division win over local rivals UNSW/ES. The Bulldogs and Camp- Friday, Apr 25 Round 9 Campbelltown v UNSW/ES belltown also sit just another two points further back and all are chances of finals still. Wests 12.9 v PH 16.14 Saturday, June 14 Hills Eagles v Manly Sun 31st Aug Saturday, Apr 26 NS 6.6 v SU 20.11 North Shore v UTS Elimination Final Outside of the top of the table clash at Ern Holmes (which could well determine the minor premiership), SU 16.6 v Camp 11.11 PH 13.8 v Camp 8.8 St George v Pennant Hills there are a number of games this weekend which could be considered early Elimination finals. Campbell- MW 25.22 v UTS 5.5 Wests 5.5 v MW 12.15 Wests v Sydney Uni town host UTS with the loser probably bundled out of contention. UNSW/ES host Sydney University in a Saturday 6th Sept NS 19.17 v SHE 9.4 SHE 8.11 v UTS 11.13 good old fashioned ‗8 point game‘ and a loss for the Bulldogs will make it very tough for them to feature UNSW/ES 12.8 v StG 14.16 StG 11.16 v UNSW/ES 8.10 2nd Semi Final Round 15 in finals. A win for the Students and a ‗likely‘ loss for their nearest competitor North Shore and the top 5

Saturday, Aug 2 all of a sudden looks set again. Sunday 7th Sept Round 5 Round 10 Wests v North Shore 1st Semi Final Saturday, May 03 Saturday, Jun 21 UTS v Manly In Division One there is another ‗8 point game‘ as Holroyd-Parramatta host reigning Premiers Southern NS 11.10 v Wests 12.12 Camp 8.13 v Wests 12.14 Hills Eagles v Campbelltown Power in an early season Elimination Final. With both sides likely to fight for the last spot in the 5, a loss UNSW/ES 8.7 v MW 12.14 SU 6.8 v MW 8.14 Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES Sunday 14th Sept for the Power all but ends their season. At the top of this divisions table, Balmain and Pennant Hills do Camp 9.6 v SHE 12.6 NS 3.5 v PH 13.6 Sydney Uni v St George Preliminary Final battle in what is likely to determine top spot. Pennant Hills dropped their second game for the year last PH 8.13 v StG 3.13 UTS 13.12 v StG 17.11 weekend against the Goannas and another loss will all but confirm Balmain as minor premiers. UTS 9.7 v SU 8.13 UNSW/ES 17.20 v SHE Saturday, 20th Sept 8.13 Grand Final AFL Sydney Premier Division Have a great weekend at the footy! Tips for Round 12 ‘The Rookie’ ‘Danny’ Pink Sock Day a huge success Giants by 3 Demons by 19 A big thanks to all the AFL Sydney clubs which sup- Bats by 14 Blues by 11 ported the leagues Pink Sock Day last weekend. With Dragons by 23 Dragons by 50 $9 from every pair of socks sold going to the McGrath Magpies by 52 Magpies by 44 Foundation there was some significant money raised. Bulldogs by 11 Students by 11 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 40 1 RoundRound 12 12 - 5th- 5th——6th6th July July 2014 2014 RoundRound 12 12 - 5th- 5th——6th6th July July 2014 2014 2014CODE AFL OF SYDNEY CONDUCT LADDERS 2014AFL SYDNEY AFL SYDNEY CLUB CONTACTSLADDERS PREMIER DIVISION P W L D % PTS DIVISIONAUBURN GIANTSFIVE Amna K-HassanP 0416W 736 254 [email protected] % &WON 1 MANLY WARRINGAHPARENTS 11 & SUPPORTERS10 1 0 247 40 1 NOR-WEST 12 10 2 278 40 2 PENNANT HILLS 11 10 1 0 141 40 2 BALMAINPENRITH Andrew Kyprianou12 042310 781 021 [email protected] 201 40 3 ST GEORGE 11 8 2 1 117 34 3 BALMAINCAMDEN WOMEN‘S Rowena Morgan12 04499 185 927 [email protected] 240 36 4 WESTERN SUBURBS 11 7 3 1 112 30 4 BLACKTOWN 12 9 3 199 36 5 RememberSYDNEY UNIVERSITY that you are there11 for the4 participants6 to1 enjoy 118the game.18 5 BLACKTOWNSYDNEY MAGIC UNIVERSITY Fabian McLeod12 04316 748 751 [email protected] 91 24 6 NORTH SHORE 11 4 7 0 72 16 7 EncourageUTS participation, but 11don‘t force3 it. 7 1 72 14 6 CAMDENUTS Warren Back 12 04144 795 529 [email protected] 92 16 8 UNSW/ES 11 3 8 0 93 12 7 UNSW/ES 12 4 8 81 16  Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. CAMPBELLTOWN Russell O‘Brien 0419 610 927 [email protected] 9 CAMPBELLTOWN 11 3 8 0 79 12 8 MOOREBANK 12 4 8 47 16 10 NeverHILLS EAGLESridicule mistakes or losses.11 Supporters1 10 are there0 to support53 not4 9 GOSFORDNORTH WILDCATS SHORE Lachlan Thompson12 04103 525 859 [email protected] 46 12 DIVISION ONE P W L D % PTS 10 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 12 1 11 27 4 1 downgrade.BALMAIN 11 9 2 0 203 36 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Justin Cunneen 0433 990 079 [email protected] UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE P W L % %WON 2 PENNANT HILLS 11 9 2 0 158 36 1 ST GEORGE 9 8 1 221 89 3 LeadUTS by example and respect11 all players,9 coaches,2 umpires,0 122 administra- 36 ILLAWARRA Debbie Brookfield 0417 410 736 [email protected] 2 UNSW/ES 10 8 2 119 80 4 torsMACQUARIE and spectators. UNIVERSITY Physical11 or verbal8 abuse3 will not0 be tolerated.121 32 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Pete LeBreton 0423 067 040 [email protected] 5 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 11 6 5 0 106 24 3 NORTH SHORE 8 5 3 121 63 6 RecogniseILLAWARRA all volunteers who11 give up4 their valuable7 0 time. 83 16 4 MACQUARIEMANLY UNIVERSITY WARRINGAH WOMEN‘S Liz Fassone 10 04025 784 350 [email protected] 93 50 7 SOUTHERN POWER 11 4 7 0 80 16 5 PENNANT HILLS 9 3 6 98 33  Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club MANLY WARRINGAH Russell Clack 0411 666 577 [email protected] 8 ST GEORGE 11 3 8 0 78 12 6 HILLS EAGLES 9 2 7 68 22 9 UNSW/ES 11 2 9 0 53 8 officials in private 7 MOOREBANKSYDNEY UNIVERSITY Mark Coles 9 04241 249 078 [email protected] 59 11 10 PENRITH 11 1 10 0 72 4 UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO P W L % %WON DIVISION Do not TWO use remarks based onP race, Wreligion, L genderD or ability% as many%WON NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS Amanda Dawe 0409 882 616 [email protected] 1 suchWESTERN comments SUBURBS are politically12 incorrect11 and1 it is your0 coach,181 team-mates,92 1 WESTERN SUBURBS 10 9 1 285 90 2 NOR WESTMOOREBANK Geana Smith 9 04145 565 268 [email protected] 163 56 2 ClubSYDNEY and UNIVERSITY family that are let down11 with9 such2 remarks.0 158 82 3 MANLY WARRINGAH 12 8 4 0 187 67 3 NORTH MACQUARIESHORE UNIVERSITY Liz Fitzgerald 9 04175 290 219 [email protected] 131 56 4 RespectBLACKTOWN the facilities and equipment12 8 of their4 own and0 opposing166 Clubs.67 5 MACARTHUR GIANTS 10 5 5 78 50 PENNANT HILLS Tony Richardson 0438 033 513 [email protected] 5 CAMDEN 12 8 4 0 142 67 4 PENRITH 10 5 5 77 50 6 DoMOOREBANK not engage in physical and/or12 verbal6 intimidation,6 0 abuse146 or conduct50 6 PENRITHSOUTHERN POWER Greg Corless 10 04124 579 061 [email protected] 117 40 7 towardNORTH SHOREany player, official, umpire11 or4 supporter.7 Such0 actions68 are totally36 7 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 8 0 8 21 0 8 UTS 12 2 10 0 59 17 RANDWICK CITY Dean Lance 0411 078 220 [email protected] 9 unacceptable.HILLS EAGLES 12 2 10 0 48 17 WOMENS DIVISION ONE P W L % PTS SOUTHERN POWER Lauren Hodgson 0412 771 574 [email protected] 10 CondemnUNSW/ES the use of violence12 in any 1form, whether11 0it is by spectators,33 8 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 9 0 377 36 DIVISION THREE P W L D % %WON 2 ST GEORGEUNSW/ES STINGRAYS Brendan Donohue9 04197 405 546 [email protected] 254 28 1 coaches,RANDWICK officials CITY or players. 11 10 1 0 235 91 6 NEWTOWN 9 3 6 78 12 2 PENRITH 12 10 2 0 141 83 SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES Gavin Lawrence 0400 389 955 [email protected] 3 AbusiveNOR-WEST language is unacceptable.11 9 3 0 161 75 3 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 9 3 6 67 12 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Tristan Liles 0402 447 966 [email protected] 4 PENNANT HILLS 12 9 3 0 126 75  Do not use information technology to make or post inappropriate com- 4 BALMAIN 9 3 6 48 12 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 7 5 0 136 58 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN‘S Ashlee Morgan 0401 353 121 [email protected] 5 WESTERN WOLVES 9 2 7 64 8 6 mentsWESTERN against SUBURBS players, clubs,12 club officials,5 7match officials0 or75 the League42 7 whichGOSFORD is discriminatory or offensive.11 3Information 8 technology0 88 includes, 27 but WOMENSUNSW/ES DIVISION TWO Paul Simonson P 0419W 755 684 [email protected] % %WON 8 BALMAIN 12 3 9 0 88 25 1 UNSW WOMEN‘SSOUTHERN POWER Karen Hutchison11 041411 267 703 [email protected] 918 100 9 is notMACQUARIE limited UNIVERSITY to, email, instant10 messaging,1 text9 messages,0 phone38 mes-10 2 PENRITH RAMETTES 11 9 2 228 82 10 SOUTHERN POWER 12 1 11 0 42 8 UTS Simon Rabbitt 0418 418 278 [email protected] DIVISION FOUR P W L D % %WON 3 WOLLONGONG SAINTS 10 8 2 570 80 1 UTS 11 Postal 9Address 2 0 198 82 4 UTS SHAMROCKSUTS SHAMROCKS Simone Faulkner10 04316 400 196 [email protected] 248 60 2 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 12 9 3 0 115 75 3 WOLLONDILLY 12 Suite 3.03,8 10 Tilley4 Lane0 153 67 5 WESTERNRANDWICK SUBURBS CITY ANGELS Nick Miller 10 04875 410 477 [email protected] 62 50 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 Frenchs7 Forest 4NSW 20860 127 64 6 WESTERNAUBURN WOLVES GIANTS Micheala Ekman11 04194 691 897 Michaela@mbm7 72-accountants.com.au 36 5 NORTH SHORE 11 7 4 0 126 64 7 UNSW/ES STINGRAYS 11 4 7 46 36 6 UNSW/ES 12 6 6 0 100 50 WOLLONDILLY KNIGHTS Chris Underwood 0438 294 868 [email protected] 7 CAMPBELLTOWN 11 Phone 4Number 7 02 94530 3034 67 36 8 MANLY WARRINGAH 10 3 7 47 30 8 MANLY WARRINGAH 11 Fax Number3 028 9453 34280 103 27 9 WOLLONGONGGOSFORD SAINTS Katherine Gow11 04372 502 784 [email protected] 21 18 9 RANDWICK CITY 11 Email Address2 [email protected] 0 41 18 10 MOOREBANK 12 2 10 0 63 17 10 NSWAF MOOREBANKUMPIRES ASSOCIATION Will MacArthur11 04331 723 803 [email protected] 20 9

www.sydneyafl.com.auwww.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.auwww.sydneyafl.com.au 238 39 3 RoundRound 12 12 - 5th- 5th——6th6th July July 2014 2014 RoundRound 12 12 - 5th- 5th——6th6th July July 2014 2014 2014CODE AFL OF SYDNEY CONDUCT LADDERS 2014AFL SYDNEY AFL SYDNEY CLUB CONTACTSLADDERS PREMIER DIVISION P W L D % PTS DIVISIONAUBURN GIANTSFIVE Amna K-HassanP 0416W 736 254 [email protected] % &WON 1 MANLY WARRINGAHPARENTS 11 & SUPPORTERS10 1 0 247 40 1 NOR-WEST 12 10 2 278 40 2 PENNANT HILLS 11 10 1 0 141 40 2 BALMAINPENRITH Andrew Kyprianou12 042310 781 021 [email protected] 201 40 3 ST GEORGE 11 8 2 1 117 34 3 BALMAINCAMDEN WOMEN‘S Rowena Morgan12 04499 185 927 [email protected] 240 36 4 WESTERN SUBURBS 11 7 3 1 112 30 4 BLACKTOWN 12 9 3 199 36 5 RememberSYDNEY UNIVERSITY that you are there11 for the4 participants6 to1 enjoy 118the game.18 5 BLACKTOWNSYDNEY MAGIC UNIVERSITY Fabian McLeod12 04316 748 751 [email protected] 91 24 6 NORTH SHORE 11 4 7 0 72 16 7 EncourageUTS participation, but 11don‘t force3 it. 7 1 72 14 6 CAMDENUTS Warren Back 12 04144 795 529 [email protected] 92 16 8 UNSW/ES 11 3 8 0 93 12 7 UNSW/ES 12 4 8 81 16  Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. CAMPBELLTOWN Russell O‘Brien 0419 610 927 [email protected] 9 CAMPBELLTOWN 11 3 8 0 79 12 8 MOOREBANK 12 4 8 47 16 10 NeverHILLS EAGLESridicule mistakes or losses.11 Supporters1 10 are there0 to support53 not4 9 GOSFORDNORTH WILDCATS SHORE Lachlan Thompson12 04103 525 859 [email protected] 46 12 DIVISION ONE P W L D % PTS 10 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 12 1 11 27 4 1 downgrade.BALMAIN 11 9 2 0 203 36 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Justin Cunneen 0433 990 079 [email protected] UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE P W L % %WON 2 PENNANT HILLS 11 9 2 0 158 36 1 ILLAWARRAST GEORGE Debbie Brookfield9 04178 410 736 [email protected] 221 89 3 LeadUTS by example and respect11 all players,9 coaches,2 umpires,0 122 administra- 36 2 UNSW/ES 10 8 2 119 80 4 torsMACQUARIE and spectators. UNIVERSITY Physical11 or verbal8 abuse3 will not0 be tolerated.121 32 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Pete LeBreton 0423 067 040 [email protected] 5 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 11 6 5 0 106 24 3 NORTH SHORE 8 5 3 121 63 6 RecogniseILLAWARRA all volunteers who11 give up4 their valuable7 0 time. 83 16 4 MACQUARIEMANLY UNIVERSITY WARRINGAH WOMEN‘S Liz Fassone 10 04025 784 350 [email protected] 93 50 7 SOUTHERN POWER 11 4 7 0 80 16 5 PENNANT HILLS 9 3 6 98 33  Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club MANLY WARRINGAH Russell Clack 0411 666 577 [email protected] 8 ST GEORGE 11 3 8 0 78 12 6 HILLS EAGLES 9 2 7 68 22 9 UNSW/ES 11 2 9 0 53 8 officials in private 7 MOOREBANKSYDNEY UNIVERSITY Mark Coles 9 04241 249 078 [email protected] 59 11 10 PENRITH 11 1 10 0 72 4 UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO P W L % %WON DIVISION Do not TWO use remarks based onP race, Wreligion, L genderD or ability% as many%WON NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS Amanda Dawe 0409 882 616 [email protected] 1 suchWESTERN comments SUBURBS are politically12 incorrect11 and1 it is your0 coach,181 team-mates,92 1 WESTERN SUBURBS 10 9 1 285 90 2 NOR WESTMOOREBANK Geana Smith 9 04145 565 268 [email protected] 163 56 2 ClubSYDNEY and UNIVERSITY family that are let down11 with9 such2 remarks.0 158 82 3 MANLY WARRINGAH 12 8 4 0 187 67 3 NORTH MACQUARIESHORE UNIVERSITY Liz Fitzgerald 9 04175 290 219 [email protected] 131 56 4 RespectBLACKTOWN the facilities and equipment12 8 of their4 own and0 opposing166 Clubs.67 5 MACARTHUR GIANTS 10 5 5 78 50 PENNANT HILLS Tony Richardson 0438 033 513 [email protected] 5 CAMDEN 12 8 4 0 142 67 4 PENRITH 10 5 5 77 50 6 DoMOOREBANK not engage in physical and/or12 verbal6 intimidation,6 0 abuse146 or conduct50 6 PENRITHSOUTHERN POWER Greg Corless 10 04124 579 061 [email protected] 117 40 7 towardNORTH SHOREany player, official, umpire11 or4 supporter.7 Such0 actions68 are totally36 7 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 8 0 8 21 0 8 UTS 12 2 10 0 59 17 RANDWICK CITY Dean Lance 0411 078 220 [email protected] 9 unacceptable.HILLS EAGLES 12 2 10 0 48 17 WOMENS DIVISION ONE P W L % PTS SOUTHERN POWER Lauren Hodgson 0412 771 574 [email protected] 10 CondemnUNSW/ES the use of violence12 in any 1form, whether11 0it is by spectators,33 8 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 9 0 377 36 DIVISION THREE P W L D % %WON 2 ST GEORGEUNSW/ES STINGRAYS Brendan Donohue9 04197 405 546 [email protected] 254 28 1 coaches,RANDWICK officials CITY or players. 11 10 1 0 235 91 6 NEWTOWN 9 3 6 78 12 2 PENRITH 12 10 2 0 141 83 SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES Gavin Lawrence 0400 389 955 [email protected] 3 AbusiveNOR-WEST language is unacceptable.11 9 3 0 161 75 3 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 9 3 6 67 12 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Tristan Liles 0402 447 966 [email protected] 4 PENNANT HILLS 12 9 3 0 126 75  Do not use information technology to make or post inappropriate com- 4 BALMAIN 9 3 6 48 12 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 7 5 0 136 58 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN‘S Ashlee Morgan 0401 353 121 [email protected] 5 WESTERN WOLVES 9 2 7 64 8 6 mentsWESTERN against SUBURBS players, clubs,12 club officials,5 7match officials0 or75 the League42 7 whichGOSFORD is discriminatory or offensive.11 3Information 8 technology0 88 includes, 27 but WOMENSUNSW/ES DIVISION TWO Paul Simonson P 0419W 755 684 [email protected] % %WON 8 BALMAIN 12 3 9 0 88 25 1 UNSW WOMEN‘SSOUTHERN POWER Karen Hutchison11 041411 267 703 [email protected] 918 100 9 is notMACQUARIE limited UNIVERSITY to, email, instant10 messaging,1 text9 messages,0 phone38 mes-10 2 PENRITH RAMETTES 11 9 2 228 82 10 SOUTHERN POWER 12 1 11 0 42 8 UTS Simon Rabbitt 0418 418 278 [email protected] DIVISION FOUR P W L D % %WON 3 WOLLONGONG SAINTS 10 8 2 570 80 1 UTS 11 Postal 9Address 2 0 198 82 4 UTS SHAMROCKSUTS SHAMROCKS Simone Faulkner10 04316 400 196 [email protected] 248 60 2 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 12 9 3 0 115 75 3 WOLLONDILLY 12 Suite 3.03,8 10 Tilley4 Lane0 153 67 5 WESTERNRANDWICK SUBURBS CITY ANGELS Nick Miller 10 04875 410 477 [email protected] 62 50 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 Frenchs7 Forest 4NSW 20860 127 64 6 WESTERNAUBURN WOLVES GIANTS Micheala Ekman11 04194 691 897 Michaela@mbm7 72-accountants.com.au 36 5 NORTH SHORE 11 7 4 0 126 64 7 UNSW/ES STINGRAYS 11 4 7 46 36 6 UNSW/ES 12 6 6 0 100 50 WOLLONDILLY KNIGHTS Chris Underwood 0438 294 868 [email protected] 7 CAMPBELLTOWN 11 Phone 4Number 7 02 94530 3034 67 36 8 MANLY WARRINGAH 10 3 7 47 30 8 MANLY WARRINGAH 11 Fax Number3 028 9453 34280 103 27 9 WOLLONGONGGOSFORD SAINTS Katherine Gow11 04372 502 784 [email protected] 21 18 9 RANDWICK CITY 11 Email Address2 [email protected] 0 41 18 10 MOOREBANK 12 2 10 0 63 17 10 NSWAF MOOREBANKUMPIRES ASSOCIATION Will MacArthur11 04331 723 803 [email protected] 20 9 www.sydneyafl.com.auwww.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.auwww.sydneyafl.com.au 238 39 3 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 ROUND 11 REVIEW 2014 STATISTICS

Just when we thought the line up for this year‘s CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2014 LEADING GOALKICKERS Premier Division finals series was all but decided, a round of upsets breathed new life into finals calcu- Premier Division LW TOT lations. U19/ BRAYDEN FOWLER MANLY 1 55 It was one of the windiest weekends in many a long Sen Res 3's / W Tot Wom year, the blustering blowing making it a tricky STEPHEN WRAY PENNANT HILLS 5 34 weekend for the players. But it‘s an ill wind that EVAN SMITH SYDNEY UNI 0 25 blows no-one good; and this weekend‘s results have Western Suburbs 45 44 18 107 added to the interest and intrigue of the run home Division One LW TOT to the finals. The Manly winning streak is over, and Nor-West 54 40 9.4 103.4 BEN ROGERS PARRAMATTA 4 32 the battle for fifth place is back on. BRAD PLUG BALMAIN 1 28 Manly Warringah 60 32 10 102 Manly Warringah vs St George CHRIS BOLT BALMAIN 0 20 For the first half of the season, defending champions Manly had taken all before them, looking Pennant Hills 60 36 6 102 Division Two LW TOT unstoppable as they demolished their opponents every week. But it‘s been a long time since a team went through a whole season undefeated; and the Giants‘ winning streak finally came to an BEN AKMENS BLACKTOWN 0 41 Camden 48 36 8.4 92.4 end at Weldon Oval on Saturday afternoon when they went down to St George by eight points. CHRISTIEN SPECHA WESTS 1 36 Many times this year the Giants had an early jump on their opponents, and the Dragons were de- termined to avoid that fate. And so they tackled and scrapped and made life difficult for the Giants Blacktown 48 36 8.4 92.4 MATT LECEK CAMDEN 4 34 in the first term. It wasn‘t always pretty to watch, but it was effective as the Giants were forced to Division Three LW TOT compete for every possession and could only manage one goal in the first term. St George 51 12 16 79 TIM EATHER GOSFORD 1 39 The Dragons were unable to manage a goal in the first quarter, trailing by four points at quarter time. But it didn‘t take long for them to break the deadlock and take the lead in the second term, Randwick City 60 8 10 78 PETER KYLE NOR-WEST 2 38 the first of four goals for the quarter. It was St George at their best, as for the first time this year MITCHELL STEVENS PENRITH 6 36 they made the Giants look vulnerable and held them to a single goal and going to the rooms at Balmain 54 12 6.6 72.6 half time with a ten point lead. Division Four LW TOT As the winds picked up in the third term, the game became more influenced by the stiff westerly. Holroyd Parramatta 36 32 0 68 NATHAN PETERS UNSW/ES 4 32 The Giants were kicking with it in the premiership quarter, and kept the scoreboard ticking over ROGER SNODGRASS SYDNEY UNI 1 30 with regularity. But their goal-kicking radar, so reliable for so much of the season to date, deserted Sydney University 27 36 2 65 them when they needed it. They took the lead during the quarter, but an inaccurate return of 3.9 Division Five LW TOT for the quarter would cost them dearly; as instead of getting out to an insurmountable lead, they Macquarie University 48 4 10 62 KEVIN KIRK PENRITH 6 45 held an advantage of 16 points at the last change. The Dragons were coming home with the wind, and by now it was blowing even harder, pumping UTS 21 36 4 61 JOHN LANE BLACKTOWN 3 34 the ball to the St George scoring end with ease. Trips to the western end were rare, with the Gi- Under 19s Division One LW TOT ants only able to manage two behinds. But the Dragons were finding the momentum was running Penrith 6 40 10 56 their way, and had plenty to celebrate as four unanswered goals in the final quarter. Finally the JAKE MINDHAM HILLS EAGLES 0 17 competition had found someone to slay the Giants. Moorebank 36 8 10 54 MITCHELL BELL MANLY 0 16 Experienced campaigner Rod Craig was in vintage form, dominating around the ground in a best- Under 19s Division Two LW TOT on-ground performance; while Dominic Killworth and Jordan West were also prominent around the North Shore 24 16 10 50 ground as the Dragons claimed their biggest scalp for the year and moved up to third place. For HAYDEN RAPLEY MOOREBANK 4 22 the Giants, David Stroud, Ryan Wearne and Tom Pyle worked hard all afternoon. The Giants re- Campbelltown 18 16 10 44 JOSHUA COOPER MACQUARIE UNI 0 18 main top of the ladder, but it‘s only their impressive percentage that keeps them there. And sud- denly there is hope for the rest of the league that the Giants can be beaten. Womens Division One LW TOT UNSW/ES 18 8 16 42 VERNA ILES NEWTOWN 3 20 Pennant Hills vs Western Suburbs Southern Power 24 4 8 36 ASH MORGAN SYDNEY UNI 0 13 Pennant Hills join Manly on ten wins for the season, albeit with a vastly inferior percentage. The Demons pulled off a 58-point win over Wests at Mike Kenny Oval on Saturday evening to keep Womens Division Two LW TOT Gosford 18 4 2.2 24.2 themselves in contention for the minor premiership; and if the Demons can beat Manly next week, CATHERINE STANTON WOLLONGONG 0 35 they will replace the Giants on top of the ladder. 6 4 4 14 Sydney Hills Eagles JESSIE BURNHAM PENRITH 1 26 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 4 37 RoundRound 1212 -- 5th5th——6th6th JulyJuly 20142014 RoundRound 1212 -- 5th5th——6th6th JulyJuly 20142014 ROUND 11 REVIEW 2014ROUND STATISTICS 11 REVIEW

Just when we thought the line up for this year‘s It took a littleCLUB while CHAMPIONSHIP for the Demons to get their attack2014 firing onLEADING all cylinders, GOALKICKERSbut their solid defen- Premier Division finals series was all but decided, a sive work, combined with some Magpie inaccuracy, would ensure they stayed in front on the round of upsets breathed new life into finals calcu- scoreboard. Three goals to one in favour of the DemonsPremier resulted Division in a nine point lead at quarter LW TOT lations. time. But as the second quarter progressed,U19/ the Demons were making far better use of the windy BRAYDEN FOWLER MANLY 1 55 It was one of the windiest weekends in many a long conditions, adding four goalsSen toRes one 3's in / theW secondTot term to get out to a 33-point lead at the long Wom year, the blustering blowing making it a tricky break. STEPHEN WRAY PENNANT HILLS 5 34 weekend for the players. But it‘s an ill wind that There was no way back into the contest for the Magpies,EVAN SMITH but it wasn‘t forSYDNEY a lack UNIof trying. Two0 25 blows no-one good; and this weekend‘s results have WesternMagpie goals Suburbs in the third quarter45 44 while18 they were107 working hard to keep it tight may have given added to the interest and intrigue of the run home them a sniff. But the Demons had the answers, threeDivision goals Onewas enough to win the quarter LW and TOT to the finals. The Manly winning streak is over, and hold a 40-point advantage at three quarter time. Sensing a percentage boosting opportunity, the Nor-West 54 40 9.4 103.4 BEN ROGERS PARRAMATTA 4 32 the battle for fifth place is back on. Demons continued with the job in the final quarter, their return of four goals to one turning the final result into a big win. BRAD PLUG BALMAIN 1 28 Manly Warringah 60 32 10 102 Manly Warringah vs St George CHRIS BOLT BALMAIN 0 20 For the first half of the season, defending champions Manly had taken all before them, looking Campbelltown vs Sydney University Pennant Hills 60 36 6 102 Division Two LW TOT unstoppable as they demolished their opponents every week. But it‘s been a long time since a And the gap between fourth and fifth remains intact after Sydney Uni were jumped by Campbell- team went through a whole season undefeated; and the Giants‘ winning streak finally came to an town at Monarch Oval on Saturday afternoon and fellBEN victim AKMENS to one of theBLACKTOWN biggest boilovers 0 of the41 Camden 48 36 8.4 92.4 end at Weldon Oval on Saturday afternoon when they went down to St George by eight points. season. CHRISTIEN SPECHA WESTS 1 36 Many times this year the Giants had an early jump on their opponents, and the Dragons were de- The Blues, determined to make an early impression on the contest, hit the ground running and termined to avoid that fate. And so they tackled and scrapped and made life difficult for the Giants Blacktownquickly asserted their presence48 36 in the early8.4 exchanges.92.4 MATT Before LECEK too long, theyCAMDEN were getting a4 steady34 in the first term. It wasn‘t always pretty to watch, but it was effective as the Giants were forced to stream of inside 50s, and converting it into scoreboardDivision pressure. Three Four goals to one in the openingLW TOT compete for every possession and could only manage one goal in the first term. Stquarter George gave the Blues a 1951- point12 quarter16 time79 advantage. And although the Students tried to TIM EATHER GOSFORD 1 39 The Dragons were unable to manage a goal in the first quarter, trailing by four points at quarter regroup after the early onslaught, the Blues had the answers during the second term. Three goals time. But it didn‘t take long for them to break the deadlock and take the lead in the second term, Randwickapiece were City scored in the 60second 8 quarter,10 and78 at halfPETER time KYLE the Blues heldNOR a 20-WEST-point advantage.2 38 the first of four goals for the quarter. It was St George at their best, as for the first time this year For Sydney Uni, this wasn‘t the plan; and they knewMITCHELL they had STEVENS some workPENRITH to do if they were6 to get36 they made the Giants look vulnerable and held them to a single goal and going to the rooms at Balmainback into the game. While54 the winds12 were 6.6 gathering 72.6 outside, the Students were formulating a half time with a ten point lead. campaign of relentless pressure. And during the thirdDivision term, Four they executed that plan, shutting LW the TOT As the winds picked up in the third term, the game became more influenced by the stiff westerly. HolroydCampbelltown Parramatta machine down36 and32 working0 to 68peg backNATHAN the PETERSdeficit. The crossUNSW/ES-field winds made4 it32 The Giants were kicking with it in the premiership quarter, and kept the scoreboard ticking over difficult, but the Students were able to keep the ball camped on their forward line for much of the ROGER SNODGRASS SYDNEY UNI 1 30 with regularity. But their goal-kicking radar, so reliable for so much of the season to date, deserted Sydneyquarter asUniversity the kicked three27 unanswered 36 2 goals 65 to cut the margin back to two points at the last them when they needed it. They took the lead during the quarter, but an inaccurate return of 3.9 change. Division Five LW TOT for the quarter would cost them dearly; as instead of getting out to an insurmountable lead, they MacquarieBut significantly, University the Students 48 were4 10never able62 to snatchKEVIN KIRKthe lead from thePENRITH Blues. And that 6would 45 held an advantage of 16 points at the last change. be critical to how the final quarter would unfold. The Blues put in a quarter of desperation and The Dragons were coming home with the wind, and by now it was blowing even harder, pumping UTSdefensive heroics as time 21and again36 4they would 61 holdJOHN the LANEStudents out. TimeBLACKTOWN was ticking down,3 the34 the ball to the St George scoring end with ease. Trips to the western end were rare, with the Gi- Students could not find a way past the CampbelltownUnder backline. 19s Division And at One the other end, one Camp-LW TOT ants only able to manage two behinds. But the Dragons were finding the momentum was running Penrithbelltown goal sealed an important6 40 win10 as the 56Students could manage just two behinds for the their way, and had plenty to celebrate as four unanswered goals in the final quarter. Finally the quarter. JAKE MINDHAM HILLS EAGLES 0 17 competition had found someone to slay the Giants. MoorebankThe siren sounded, and the36 Blues 8 had10 pulled off54 a sixMITCHELL-point result.BELL It was MANLYa narrow margin,0 but a16 Experienced campaigner Rod Craig was in vintage form, dominating around the ground in a best- gutsy and meritorious result for the Campbelltown side.Under Nathan 19s Division Lomas, Two Taran Etto and Paul LW Green TOT on-ground performance; while Dominic Killworth and Jordan West were also prominent around the Northhad been Shore best for the Blues;24 but16 it was10 a solid 50 team effort as they worked together to pull off a ground as the Dragons claimed their biggest scalp for the year and moved up to third place. For well-earned win. Aron Everett, Max Wilson and GlennHAYDEN Smith RAPLEY worked hard MOOREBANKfor the Students; 4but it22 the Giants, David Stroud, Ryan Wearne and Tom Pyle worked hard all afternoon. The Giants re- Campbelltownwasn‘t enough to rescue the18 game16 after10 a poor44 first JOSHUA quarter. COOPER It‘s been a strangeMACQUARIE season UNI for0 Sydney 18 main top of the ladder, but it‘s only their impressive percentage that keeps them there. And sud- Uni, winning just one of their last six games and only four out of 11 this season, but still sitting in denly there is hope for the rest of the league that the Giants can be beaten. the top five. Womens Division One LW TOT UNSW/ES 18 8 16 42 VERNA ILES NEWTOWN 3 20 Pennant Hills vs Western Suburbs Sydney Hills Eagles vs North Shore Southern Power 24 4 8 36 ASH MORGAN SYDNEY UNI 0 13 Pennant Hills join Manly on ten wins for the season, albeit with a vastly inferior percentage. The But the gap the Students‘ held over their challengers for the last spot in the finals has been cut to Demons pulled off a 58-point win over Wests at Mike Kenny Oval on Saturday evening to keep half a game, after North Shore broke a four-game losingWomens streak Division to record Two a 30 - point win over LW Syd- TOT Gosford 18 4 2.2 24.2 themselves in contention for the minor premiership; and if the Demons can beat Manly next week, ney Hills Eagles at Bruce Purser Reserve on SaturdayCATHERINE afternoon. STANTON WOLLONGONG 0 35 they will replace the Giants on top of the ladder. 6 4 4 14 Sydney Hills Eagles JESSIE BURNHAM PENRITH 1 26 www.sydneyafl.com.auwww.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.auwww.sydneyafl.com.au 364 375 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 ROUND 11 REVIEW

In the early stages of the game, it was a scrappy contest and not one that reached any great heights; but the Bombers took an early lead with the first three goals of the game, and despite the Eagles getting one back in time-on, the Bombers were 13 points to the good at quarter time. Goals were hard to come by in the second quarter, just one apiece, as the defences of both sides had the better of their forward opponents and the ball travelled from end to end while rarely going inside either 50 metre line. The Bombers were 15 points clear at half time, and some quick goals to start the third term built up what would be a match-winning buffer. The cross-field winds had blown to gale force, and even the straightest kicks would be picked up by the breeze and blown to unintended places. North Shore had the upper hand, three goals to one for the quarter setting up a 29-point lead at three quarter time; and the game was safely won. In the blustery conditions, the Eagles had no hope of recovering this game; and even had the winds been still, they didn‘t look to have the firepower. The Bombers scored two goals to one in the last term before the siren sounded to end the Bombers‘ losing run. Danny Roberts was outstanding on the North Shore forward line to finish with an impressive return of five goals; and along with Selby Lee-Steere and Daniel Schacher was among the Bombers‘ best. It‘s been far from an ideal season for North Shore, decimated by injury; but somehow they‘re only half a game outside the top five, and with some big names set to return in the next few weeks, they may yet sneak into the finals. Josh Cass, Jordan McPherson and Aaron Savage persevered all afternoon for the Eagles, but they remain stuck on the bottom of the ladder with just one win for the season to date.

UNSW/ES vs UTS The final game of the round was played at the Village Green on Sunday afternoon, an Eastern Suburbs university derby as UNSW-ES played host to UTS. There wasn‘t much to separate the teams during the early exchanges, and it was tightly contested through an evenly-fought first quarter; with the Bats holding a two-point advantage at quarter time. But the visitors took the ascendancy during a low-scoring, wind-swept second term in which they would kick the only two goals of the quarter to lead by 13 points at the long break. Inconsistent winds across the field would hamper both sides‘ ball-winning and disposal ability; but the over-riding factor behind the low scores was the relentless pressure that both sides would apply to each other. And that would continue in the third quarter, as tackles were plentiful but goals hard to come by. Two goals to one in favour of the Bulldogs, with the Bats‘ lead cut to six points at the last change. The final quarter saw the game continue on a knife-edge, with the tightness and low scoring keep- ing the game in dispute until the final moments. The Bulldogs would kick two goals in the final term, briefly taking the lead, but the Bats had the answers with three of their own; enough to get the edge over the Bulldogs and take the points. In the end, the winning margin for UTS was 11 points. Kaizaad Mehta, Damon Collina and Leigh Meyrick had influential impacts on the Bats‘ win, and important one in the context of the season. After having won just one game in the first half of the season, the Bats are suddenly only a game outside the top five and back in finals calcu- lations. Alex Foote, Hayden Nichols and Tom Williamson were among the Bulldogs‘ best; but it was a game that got away for the Bulldogs, one that leaves them still six points behind fifth place with North Shore and UTS leap- frogging them on the ladder.

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 6 35 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 TEAM LISTS PLAYER PROFILES UTS SHAMROCKS SOUTHERN POWER STEWART BOYD — ILLAWARRA PETER KYLE— NOR-WEST Womens Div Two Womens Div Two Senior Coach: Vanessa Mayer Senior Coach: Matt Crowe Nickname: Bobcat Nickname: Pekay Colours: Teal & Black Colours: Aqua, Black & White Favourite AFL Team: Geelong Cats Favourite AFL Team: Essendon Same Olds

Team List Team List Favourite AFL Player: Dustin Fletcher & Stevie No Name Goals No Name Goals Favourite AFL Player: Gary Ablett Jnr J 1 JULIE THAI 1 CLAIRE OBRIEN 2 SARAH BRADLEY 2 LISA TOWNSON Favourite Playing Position: Centre Favourite Playing Position: Forward Pocket 3 LYDIA FINNERTY 3 DOMINQUE GOOM Half Back or the tough days of playing full back in a strong 4 MELINA BUDDEN 4 EBONY MACKEY SFA

5 KATIE SILVER 5 LAUREN HODGSON Most Difficult Opponent: Jonathan Most Difficult Opponent: Over the years, 9 DAISSY YUAN 6 MELISSA CIRAOLO Giles blokes like Shaun Edmunds (Parra) Jaret 10 SANDRA RYAN 7 JENNA MILLER Hogarth (Manly) Andrew Browne (SUni) Fred 11 SIMONE FAULKNER 8 ASHLEY MCCLURE Best AFL Sydney Player Seen: Ben David (WGong) Jamie Graetz (MUni) Jason Ware 12 SUZANNE FLAHERTY (Penrith) 9 KRISTY DE PELLEGRINI Rogers (former hills eagles) or Troy luff 13 JESSIE COOPER 10 BIANCA NORTH (ex swans player) 14 ERICA WILCOX Best AFL Sydney Player Seen: Gerard Smits 11 MELANIE HIBBERT 15 SOPHIE THROWER (Hawkesbury) Trevor Burnett (Gong), Jason 12 BRITTANY DAY Philp (Cronulla) Salem Kassem (Parra) and spe- 17 KELLIE NOLAN Most Annoying Teammate: Dylan 13 LYNDEL MCMARTIN cial mention to Ben Physick, watching him play 18 RITA BONETTI Koop (needs to kick a goal desperately) 14 KATHRYN HULL Seniors from 15 odd and then getting rewarded 19 MORGAN ZHU with a couple of flags before he hung the boots 15 RACHEL MOON Funniest Teammate: Christopher Cook 20 CHRISTINE MCCUTCHEON up 17 RACHEL SMITH 21 VON EIRLYS (too much banter) 18 ERIKA HOSKINGS 23 TULLY MCDONOUGH Most Annoying Teammate: Stuart Tibben 19 ALEXANDA TEGG and the various Facebook pests at the club 24 LARA HILMI Most Embarrassing Football Mo- 20 MELISSA APPLEBY 27 DANI MCCARTHY ment: Watch running 1hr slow at train- Funniest Teammate: Chris Kyle, Paul Web- 28 CHERETA DAYLIGHT 21 SHELLEY GIBSON ing therefore training for an hour late/ ster, Stuart Tibben, David Clinch 22 DANIELLE DUNAJCIK 29 DOMINICA RAYMOND wearing female sunglasses to the game 31 TERESA ROBERTSON 23 JESSICA COLQUHOUN Most Embarrassing Football Moment: An- 32 LEANNE MCKENZIE 24 BRONTE HOWELL Greatest Football Achievement: drew Thain kicking 10 on me in a half. That 33 KERRI ALLEN 25 JASMIN FERGUS BMFC Best and fairest 2011 sucked.

34 BETH SARGENT 26 KATHLEEN PARKER Greatest Football Achievement: Undefeated 28 SANDRA SMITH 36 VICKI CHAMRON Best Football Advice Given to You: premiership in my first year as coach, and re- 41 CHARLENE HUMPHRIES 29 LISA ROSE What you put in is what you'll get out turning from a badly broken leg to play my 44 CLARE GILL 30 NAY NORRIS 100th 51 SHONA O‘LOUGHLIN 32 LOUISE GLASGOW 2014 Brownlow Medal Winner: Gary 53 LISA BOWKER 60 LINDA TOWNSON Ablett Best Football Advice Given to You: Punch with purpose to the boundary

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 34 7 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 DEMONS RETURN TO THE ERN TEAM LISTS By Caitlin Arnold PENRITH RAMETTES AUBURN GIANTS This Saturday for the Pennant Hills Demons marks one of Womens Div Two Womens Div Two their biggest and busiest days of the year. Senior Coach: Jason Bradley Senior Coach: Lael Kassem Not only will they be involved in a top of the table clash with Colours: White, Teal & Pink Colours: Orange & Grey Manly-Warringah, they will also be hosting from their histori- cal homeland of Ern Holmes Oval with their annual event – Team List Team List ‗Back to the Ern Day‘. Coincidently coinciding with the 20- No Name Goals No Name Goals year reunion of the 1994 Reserves and Under 19s Premiership victories, this weekend at the 2 JANA WEBB 1 MARWA ISMAIL Demons looks set to tire bodies, but not team spirit. 3 MELISSA BRYDON 2 NAREN WILSON Having recently hosted a ‗Penno versus The World‘ game, where former Demons came up 4 JENNIFER BROWN 3 HAYAT AJAJ against those involved at the club who never actually took to the field, it is clear that Pennant 4 RAYAN SAFAR Hills are enormously proud of their support network. 6 LAUREN HAZELL It is such a community club that when you ask the Pennant Hills Demons‘ President, Phillip 8 JESSIE BURNHAM 5 AMNA KARRA-HASSAN Hare who has impressed him most at the club this year, his response is to commend those who 9 ASHLEY GROSAS 6 LAEL KASSEM do not necessarily lace up their boots every weekend. 10 SIMON HALSE 7 RAYANNE ZAIM ―Pennant Hills‘ involvement of past players and the local community is something the club 11 MELANIE HUNTER 8 FAHIMI QUEIK places great importance on. We are lucky to have a long list of people who repeatedly contrib- 12 KAYLA BADGER 9 LAILA HALWANI ute to the on-field and off-field success of our club,‖ says Hare. 10 JAMILE GHEMRAOUI ―However, this year special mentions need to be made to Allan Abbott for coordinating the club 13 NATALIE CAMILLERI 11 NORA AYAD bar, and Jackie and Wayne Keating who have taken on arranging and running of our club can- 14 JULIE ASHBY 12 JASMINE AYAD teen. 15 MEGAN VELLA 13 ASEEL SOUFI ―We know how tough it is to run a club off the field and these people have done a great job on 16 NATACHA LOUISEAU both Saturdays and Club Thursdays.‖ 15 SABRINA BADR 18 MEL HOWARD On the field, Pennant Hills sit second on the ladder to Manly-Warringah whose percentage has 18 WALAE CHEHADE 21 APRIL GREEN skyrocketed following multiple 100-point plus victories earlier in the season. 19 JENAN ELRISHE 23 KIRSTY BURCHER With Manly-Warringah coming off a shock loss to St George in Round 11, and the historical 22 MARIA SINU MUA significance of ‗Back to the Ern Day‘ instilling a great amount of club pride within their players, 24 ZEAONA MCDONAGH 23 LINA ELCHEIKH the Demons will be hoping to gain the advantage over their Northern Beaches based foes this 26 LINDA MCCARTHY 24 MAYSA CHAKIK weekend. 27 KATE EASTHOPE Adding a further element of occasion to the day, players will be competing for the William ‗Bill‘ 25 YASHA KAMMOUN 28 BRYONY CORLESS Carey Medal – Carey being a Pennant Hills, Balmain and Sydney AFL legend. 26 JENAN ELRISHE ―A Pennant Hills Premier Division player will be awarded the William ‗Bill‘ Carey Medal in recog- 29 STEPHANIE KOSTIC 27 SARAH ANNOUS nition of their contribution to the game at the Ern – where Bill was the ground manager for 31 HALEY SHORT 31 SHAYMA FATFAT Penno Juniors for a significant number of years,‖ explains Hare. 32 JASMINE PAYNE 32 LIALI KARRA-HASSAN While the Premier Division squad fields most of the wider AFL community praise, Pennant Hills‘ 33 MAGDA BAZAN 33 RIMA ISMAIL other division teams are also amassing victories that see them placed toward the top of their 34 NIKKI PERRETT 34 MARWA ADRA respective ladders – proving a depth at the club to be envied. 35 EVE PAMER ―The results across the four teams have certainly been pleasing throughout the season. 36 WEDAD HAMMOUD ―An important recognition must go to Division One Coach, Jason Clarke and his players. Jason 36 ANDREA DEIGHTON 37 FAYE ABDELKAFI has done an amazing job this year and the team‘s success is a reflection of the way in which 37 NIKKI MCNEILL 38 AFAF AYACHE the whole coaching staff develops younger players – it‘s a great feeling for the club.‖ 38 JUSTINE VELLA 39 TAHRA HAWA Having four of their players chosen in this year‘s Sydney Representative team – Alex Goodall, James Dunn, Stephen Wray and Lloyd Shepherd – Pennant Hills are thrilled to have the oppor- tunity to show off their talent on a larger stage. ―We have always wished our players the best when they take the next step - from representa- tive football to Swans Reserves or RAMS games. ―What is great to see is that they all love coming back to Penno after the experience, and that ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL the quality of the Sydney football as reflected in its representative side, is improving.‖

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 8 33 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 TEAM LISTS NSWAFTHOSE UMPIRES WERE ASSOCIATIONTHE DAYS WOLLONGONG SAINTS MANLY WARRINGAH Womens Div Two Womens Div Two Senior Coach: Shane Grenfell Senior Coach: Sam Engel Colours: Blue, Pink & White Colours: Maroon & White

Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 ELYSE CIRSON 2 YVETTE HERITAGE 1 ALICIA ARMITAGE 3 JENNI STANTON 2 MIKAELA BATE 4 CLARINDA CAMPBELL WHAT WE DO: 3 CLAIRE BRYAN 5 NICOLA KENNEDY 6 ELISE KIDD 4 EMILY CARRIGAN · Representation & welfare - representation at the AFL NSW/ACT 7 AMELIA DENT and key programs 5 ASHLEIGH CARTER 8 LEANNE KIDD 9 AMBER DENNIS 6 JESSICA FERRALL · Recognition & reward - end of season awards, milestones, Hoyts 10 CASEY MOANE 7 HOLLY GRAHAM Umpire of the Month and our scholarship program 11 ELLEN CREWDSON 8 JESSICA JOSLYN 12 MEGAN BLACKWOOD · Services & resources - canteen and equipment at the General 9 CIARA KEARNS 13 SHANNYN EVERINGHAM-GEARY Store and other training facilities 14 JESSIE MULHOLLAND 10 ALISA KELLEY 16 CLANCY HENDERSON 17 OLI KROWKA 11 RACHAEL LEWIS · Community & social - organising formal / informal social functions 18 CATHERINE STANTON 12 TIFFANY LINAY 19 BREE BRAGA · Communication - White Line Fever, the Association website and 13 KELLY MARSH 20 LAANI EVANS Member updates 21 LAURA RUSSEL 14 MELANIE O‘BRIEN

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 32 9 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 THOSE WERE THE DAYS TEAM LISTS This page is provided by the NSW Australian Football History Society. The Society‘s RANDWICK CITY ANGELS GOSFORD aims are to preserve the memory of NSW football. Tomorrow this game you are at will Womens Div Two Womens Div Two become history. Who won this, why did they do that, what does that mean? The Soci- Senior Coach: Senior Coach: Simon Berry ety wants to preserve those memories. Your club can help by designating a club histo- Colours: Red, Black & White Colours: Black & Yellow rian to work with the Society. As well you or the club can join, the details of which are on their website: www.nswfootballhistory.com.au Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals FIRST ‘PHELAN’ MEDALIST 1 RUBY PARKER The Phelan Medal, or as it was known then, (and unknown to us) The 5 STEPH COOK-WRIGHT 2 CARLEY GAULT Ellis Medal, was first awarded in 1926. This award, for the player 6 RIEKA MILEN 3 ANGELA WILLS gauged as the best and fairest in the competition, more than likely fol- 4 JADE GRAINGER lowed the lead of the VFL which had instituted the Brownlow Medal in 7 STACEY HALL 5 KARINA DAVIDSON 1924. Of course the Magarey Medal, for the Fairest and Best player in the 8 IMOGEN GEILLSLER 6 TANYA HOYES South Australian competition started in 1898 so the Croweaters are the trail blazers in the SHELLEY BOURKE 10 CYN ANDERSON 7 recognizing their players. 8 KARA MCDONALD 11 EMMA CHARLTEN 9 PETA WHITE It wasn‘t until 1926 that Sydney officials took to the medal, naming it after the donor, E J Ellis, then, the decoration was crafted in solid gold. We are not too sure of the identity of 13 ELISIE BANKS 10 REBECCA COLLINS this person so we can‘t elaborate. By 1932 the medal had been renamed the Provan Tro- 11 TES MUTTON 14 JARNIA ZARB phy, after the president of the league A D S Provan, a former Newtown player and solici- 12 AMY HESSELL tor. He too donated the actual medal. 15 SHANNON FLEMMING 13 KIM PRATT

REBECCA CHIN Then in 1937 the title of the medal was changed to the Phelan Trophy, later medal, after 17 ABBEY MCDONALD 14 Jim Phelan, the person considered the father of the game in Sydney because of the effort 15 SALLY MCGRATH 18 GABI BRYAN and commitment he gave to the game here. 16 REBECCA MCMAHON

20 KAYA THOMPSON 17 KIM SMALLACOMBE Most recently we received an email from a Robert Powers, grandson of the 1926 winner of 18 STEPH FARQUHARSON the award who was also named Robert or Bobby Powers. 22 TINA ZEKANTS 19 EMILY CROOKES Here is a little information he provided on the 1926 winner‘s career: 23 REBECCA FLORENCE 20 ANNABELLE BARES 21 EMMA SHAW 24 KELLY PARKER Robert Henry Powers born 1900 at Ballarat, was one of three 22 LOUISE ABEY brothers, at some stage the family moved to Melbourne. 29 GEMMA CHMIELEWSKI 23 GENNA CLARKE There he attended Caulfield Grammar where he was far more 30 SARAH FALLIS 24 NICOLE MACKIE impressed with being captain of the school football team 25 OLIVIA SAVIA 50 BEC APTED rather than being Dux of the school. (Both of his brothers 26 MAGGIE MURPHY were also respectively named Dux in their final year at the school.)

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 10 31 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 SENIOR TEAM LISTS THOSE WERE THE DAYS WOLLONDILLY MOOREBANK In 1918 Robert married Beryl and the following year they moved to Mosman then later Division Four Womens Div Two Northbridge in Sydney. Anecdotally the Sydney move was because Beryl was ―sick of footy Senior Coach: Daniel Hockey Senior Coach: Ian Prudham fans buying him beers.‖ Colours: Red & White Colours: Black & White He worked for the Taxation Office where he became Special Assistant to the Commis- Team List Team List sioner, a position especially created for him after twice rejecting the role of commissioner. No Name Goals No Name Goals Apparently he wasn't interested in the social aspect of the commissioner‘s job, rather he 1 DANIEL KOVASEVIC 1 TARA WARNER preferred to ‗run the department.‘

2 JAMES WESTON 2 BRITTANY BRAY Famous for being able to quote the entire tax act, he was also whiz at maths and was 3 BRODIE WESTWOOD 3 CORY RUTLAND loaned to the treasury department during the decimal currency changeover in 1966 be- 4 RHYS HAMILTON 4 DARLENE HANSEN cause of his ability to convert pounds (£) to dollars ($) instantly. 5 JOSHUA DRYBURGH 5 EMMA PURCELL 6 SCOTT SMITH 6 JESSICA PURCELL His football career ended in 1927 when he was knocked unconscious for 24 hours and bore a lump in his forehead for the rest of his life. He said by then he was a marked man 7 CHAD FITZSIMMONS 7 SARA LANG and was sick of being belted. Robert or Bob, died in 1975. 8 JANET LOVE 8 MATTHEW JENSEN 9 SHAUN PAGET 9 CHARLINE WOOD His medal was stored in the back of his son‘s wardrobe and had been there since the 10 ABBEY WALTERS 10 ZAC MADDEN 1970's. The current Rob Powers (grandson), cleared his parent‘s estate two and a half 11 ALICIA DUNAJUK years ago but it took until recently to find the medal, which, incidentally now lives at the 11 LUKE OSBOURNE 12 TYLER GREEN back of his cupboard. 12 ODIN RASMUSSEN 13 AMANDA HOPE 13 TYE JACKSON When it was first awarded a newspaper reported: 14 CASSIE RICE 14 JOSHUA O‘RIORDAN 15 ERIN MCALISTER 15 CHRISTOPHER WOLFE 16 AMY LANG ELLIS MEDAL. On Saturday competition for the Ellis medal began. This is a medal 16 BRANDAN PARKER donated for the fairest and most brilliant player of the season. At the conclusion of « 17 AMANDA WARD 18 JACKSON CRANE each game the umpire fills in a card bearing the names of three players in preference, 18 LIZ TOWNEND and these are retained till the end of the season. Personally, I think the task of um- 19 ETHAN CRESTANI 19 KIRRALEE LOVE pires is already difficult enough without imposing on them this additional burden, and 20 CHRIS UNDERWOOD 20 SRAH FORGE it would be more preferable if a responsible League official were given the task. 21 SEAN FITZSIMMONS 21 KATE LANG 22 ROBERT DRYBURGH 22 RACHEL MARTIN 23 BRENDAN COCKERILL 23 MOLLEY FRENCH 24 TIMOTHY GODDARD 24 SIOBHAN MOORE 25 DAVE ABELA 25 RHEANNA VEHLOW 26 RUSSELL ANDREWS 26 STEPHANIE SHELDON 28 DANIEL HOCKEY 43 MILLEY RICKARD

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 30 11 Round 12 -- 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 -- 5th—6th July 2014 2014SENIOR RISING TEAM LISTS STARs 2014 AFLSENIOR SYDNEY TEAM TEAM LISTSOF THE WEEK CAMDEN NOR-WEST RANDWICK CITY GOSFORD NATHANDivision Two LOMAS —CAMPBELLTOWNDivision Three Division Three Division Three Senior Coach: James Dixon Senior Coach: Mark Johnston & Peter Senior Coach: Mitch Rose Senior Coach: Bruce Cross Matt Lemme Nathan joined CampbelltownColours: Navy this Blue season & White from Wollongong andKyle has made quite an impression Colours: Red, White & Black Colours: Yellow & Black at the club from his first training session. Colours: Blue & White Western Suburbs Team List Team List Team List Team List Although only 17, Nathan has shown great maturity and is a natural leader in regards to his No Name Goals No Name Goals No NameNathan Lomas Goals No JoshName Cass Goals training1 ethicFRASER and BROWN willingness to learn from Neil and2 the coachingPETER KYLE staff. Campbelltown Hills Eagles 1 GREG ELLIOTT 1 PETE MCCARTHY 2 CHRIS MURRAY 3 PETER RICHARDSON 3 GEORGE GAROUFALIS JOHN MATHEISON So far3 thisJAMES season BROADBENT in 11 games in Premier Division,4 Nathan HARRY has STEVER been named in the Best for 2 the 4Blues STEPHEN an astonishing MANN 8 times. On many occasions5 recentlyRYAN JOHNSTON playing a key role at CHB. 5 SEAN HARPER-WIRTH 3 JACK HUNT 5 DAVID PATTISON 6 ADAM NEWTON 6 RICHARDDavid LAWSON Stroud Damon Collina4 LUKE LEPAGE Hayden Nichols Everyone6 JAMES at the WATKINS club is extremely happy to congratulate ETHONNathan COOMBS on his nomination and look UTS 8 7 ASHManly MCCAIG Warringah 5 SCOTT BURKINSHAWUNSW/ES forward toMARK seeing MAHER his further development for the rest of 2014 and beyond 7 14 AARON BAYNE . BLAKE MCCROSSEN 8 DANNY PEZESHKI 6 ADAM TOMSETT 8 15 DAVID CLINCH Previous9 BEN nominees: REID 9 MARK KAVANAGH 16 SEB GOLDRICK 7 SEAN HANSEN Round10 1—MARK Taylor STREET Preece (UNSW/ES) 20 CALLEN COLVILLE 17 MICHAEL GRAY 8 DAMIAN TOMSETT Round11 2—BEVAN Abe DavisKEYS (UNSW/ES) Selby Lee Steere 20 LEIGH SHARPE 23 BLAIR OLIVER North Shore Round12 3—TIMTheo MCDONALD Moraitis (Pennant Hills) 9 LACHLAN THOMPSON 23 LOUIS BUTLER 25 MICHAEL SADLER Round13 4—BENCallum ROBERTSON Mills (North Shore) 10 NEIL DORRINGTON Round 5—Harry Dobson (Sydney University) 28 PETER MARTINOLI 28 CHRIS HENDERSON 14 DREW LAWRENCE MICK HOLGATE Round 6—Jack Parker (Manly Warringah) 31 JACK BENNETT Dom Killworth 11 15 NICK LAWS 31 TaranMICHAEL Etto GARSTIN Kaizaad Mehta Round 7—Brad Watson (Pennant Hills) 32 JAMES MOYNIHAN St George 12 FRASER THOMPSON 16 JOSHUA LEYS 37Campbelltown SCOTT FEIGAN UTS Round 8—Aidan Bell (Campbelltown) 34 LIAM VIEGEL 17 JOEL WHEELER 13 HAMISH BARSING Round 9—Nick Shaw (St George) 36 JASON WOODWARD 49 AIDAN GREET 18 MITCH BROADSTOCK Damian Dell‘Aquila SCOTT STOKES Round 10—Lachlan Maples (Sydney Uni) 14 CRAIG TREWHELLA 39 JOSH EDWARDS 53 MICHAEL HOFFSTEIN Pennant Hills 19 15 CRAIG GIBLIN JOBSON 20 MARK HALTEH 44 KYLE CLARKE 55 JORDAN LIPSON 16 MARK WALKER 21 PAUL LOVE MORGAN ROSS —47 GOSFORDMATTHEW SCHWAGER 60 DIMITRI GAROUFALIS Alex Goodall 48 DANIEL HARDING 17 NEIL WALKER 22 ADAM NOYCE 63 JEREMY GRANT Pennant Hills Morgan has gone from strength to strength in the 6BLAKE games HEGGIE she has 23 DAVID THOMAS 49 18 CHRISTIAN EMERY 64 ANDREW HOOPER played. SheSHANE is DOHERTY a natural athlete with a sporting50 background,OWEN HICKMAN however 24 19 JAMES KEMP AFL25 is theTHOMAS first GLYNNcontact sport she has played. 52 BENNETT IDSTEIN 75 MITCH ROSE 20 HARRY MCGUIRE 26 MATT SMITH 54 SEB MURRAY 77 LUKE MAUNDER LIAM GHALAYINI Although27 AARON she isBEVES new to the game, she has picked60 upDAVID the DRAPER skills very 78 JULIANRod FINCH Craig Nick Ryan21 Stephen Wray 28 JOSIAH AYLING 62 MUSA BAKARI St George St George AARON SMITH Pennant Hills quickly and is now a key member of the Gosford Wildcats forward 79 TIM BOLCH 22 29 JAMES DIXON 65 MICHAEL GUTHRIDGE line. She is capable of winning the hard ball, and uses her speed to 80 MAT BURKE 23 TIM EATHER 30 GREG MCGUINESS 66 ALEX LORENZELLI clear congestion. She is a long kick and is aggressive in defence. 25 CAMERON JONES 31 SCOTT WAX 68 ASH LIGHT 81 PETER CONNAIRE SCOTT DORRINGTON 32 VICTOR MUSGRAVE 72 JEREMY DILGER 82 CALLUM DAY 26 Morgan33 hasJOSH anBARBARO exciting future in the game, with her combination of size, speed and 74 ZANE PRIEST 83 ADRIAN IRELAND 27 PAUL STOCKLEY 34 TOMMY PRIOR natural ability. The Gosford Wildcats will be able97 toCHEYNE build ANDERSON a team to challenge for the Aron Everett Alex Foote 35 JAIME PAGE 84 ROBBIE MELDRUM 29 AMOS HESSELL finals in coming years with players such as Morgan. Sydney Uni UNSW/ES

Previous nominees: Round 1— Kate Stanton (Wollongong) Round 5—Kimberly Chan (Wollongong) Round 2—Jasmine Smith (UNSW/ES) Round 6—Natasha Loiseau (Penrith) Danny Roberts Round¼ 3 time—Wafaa Elwadia½ time (Auburn)¾ time FINAL Round¼ time 7 —Wadad½ time Hammoud ¾ (Auburn) time FINAL ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL North Shore Round 4—Emily Crookes (Gosford) Round 8—Ashleigh Carter (Manly Warringah)

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 2812 1329 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 SENIOR TEAM LISTS 2014 AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK CAMDEN NOR-WEST Division Two Division Three Senior Coach: James Dixon Senior Coach: Mark Johnston & Peter Matt Lemme Colours: Navy Blue & White Kyle Colours: Blue & White Western Suburbs Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals Nathan Lomas Josh Cass 1 FRASER BROWN 2 PETER KYLE Campbelltown Hills Eagles 2 CHRIS MURRAY 3 PETER RICHARDSON 3 JAMES BROADBENT 4 HARRY STEVER 4 STEPHEN MANN 5 RYAN JOHNSTON 5 DAVID PATTISON 6 ADAM NEWTON David Stroud Damon Collina Hayden Nichols 6 JAMES WATKINS 8 ETHON COOMBS Manly Warringah UTS UNSW/ES MARK MAHER 7 14 AARON BAYNE BLAKE MCCROSSEN 8 15 DAVID CLINCH 9 BEN REID 16 SEB GOLDRICK 10 MARK STREET 17 MICHAEL GRAY 11 BEVAN KEYS Selby Lee Steere 20 LEIGH SHARPE North Shore 12 TIM MCDONALD 23 LOUIS BUTLER 13 BEN ROBERTSON 28 PETER MARTINOLI 14 DREW LAWRENCE 31 JACK BENNETT Dom Killworth 15 NICK LAWS Taran Etto Kaizaad Mehta 32 JAMES MOYNIHAN St George 16 JOSHUA LEYS Campbelltown UTS 34 LIAM VIEGEL 17 JOEL WHEELER JASON WOODWARD 18 MITCH BROADSTOCK 36 Damian Dell‘Aquila 19 CRAIG TREWHELLA 39 JOSH EDWARDS Pennant Hills 20 MARK HALTEH 44 KYLE CLARKE 21 PAUL LOVE 47 MATTHEW SCHWAGER Alex Goodall 22 ADAM NOYCE 48 DANIEL HARDING Pennant Hills 23 DAVID THOMAS 49 BLAKE HEGGIE 24 SHANE DOHERTY 50 OWEN HICKMAN 25 THOMAS GLYNN 52 BENNETT IDSTEIN 26 MATT SMITH 54 SEB MURRAY 27 AARON BEVES 60 DAVID DRAPER Rod Craig Nick Ryan Stephen Wray 28 JOSIAH AYLING 62 MUSA BAKARI St George St George Pennant Hills 29 JAMES DIXON 65 MICHAEL GUTHRIDGE 30 GREG MCGUINESS 66 ALEX LORENZELLI 31 SCOTT WAX 68 ASH LIGHT 32 VICTOR MUSGRAVE 72 JEREMY DILGER 33 JOSH BARBARO 74 ZANE PRIEST 34 TOMMY PRIOR 97 CHEYNE ANDERSON Aron Everett Alex Foote 35 JAIME PAGE Sydney Uni UNSW/ES

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 28 13 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 MILESTONES SENIOR TEAM LISTS Congratulations to the following players achieving milestones recently: MOOREBANK BLACKTOWN Division Two Division Two Adam Sharp—Penrith—100 games Senior Coach: Mark Coles Senior Coach: Ash Moeller Colours: Black & White Colours: Red, Yellow & Black Ed Kirby—Penrith—50 games Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals AFL SYDNEY WEBSITE 2 PAT BARCLAY 1 DANIEL SAUNDERS 3 MIKE O‘GRADY 2 TAYLOR CURRANT 4 ANDREW CAREY 5 KENT WEIR 3 JOSEPH O‘MARA 6 JOSH MANN 4 RYAN FORRESTER 7 BEN MOLYNEAUX 6 RHYS HORTON 8 HENRY BUTTON 9 LEIGHTON CORR 7 SHAUN WICKEN Visit www.sydneyafl.com.au for 10 MATTHEW GANN 8 SAM YOUNG 11 DEAN CONNORS Latest News 9 BRIAN CURRANT 13 LUCAS BENDT 14 JOEY SAUNDERS 10 DANIEL BALDERSTON Results 15 FABIAN MCLEOD 11 TROY LARKINS 16 DAN MCINTYRE 2014 Fixtures 12 THOMAS RICE 20 BEN AKMENS 21 BRAD WHALE 13 MITCH BURTON Ladders 22 GILL CORR 15 ANDREW CRUWYS 23 DANIEL CLIFFORD Photo Gallery 19 SCOTT DUGGAN 26 ANDREW POLKINGHORNE 28 DANIEL BURFORD 21 MATTHEW KIRPICHNIKOV Sydney AFL Forms 30 MARK BURGER 22 PAUL MARKOU 31 JAY ROUGHLEY and more 23 BLAKE PARKER 39 ASH MOELLER 40 MATTHEW HINCHCLIFFE 24 IAIN CAMPBELL 46 MICHAEL COLLINS SOCIAL MEDIA 26 ADAM SHELDON 48 JARED CLIFFORD 29 JOHNATHON MOORE 52 ETHAN BARCLAY 53 MBIMBI MBIMBI 30 BLAKE PEARCE 54 MATT NEWSON 32 DAVIEL SCHULSTAD AFL Sydney @aflsydney 59 AARON HILL 36 CHRIS CAIRNS 60 TIM BARACZ 61 DANIEL NIEASS 37 CHRIS HARRY 62 LUKE CAMELLIRI 69 ANTHONY SIMPSON 66 DANIEL LIM

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 14 27 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 TEAMSENIOR TEAM LISTS LISTS AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK BALMAIN PENRITH Division One Division One Senior Coach: Luke Jarjoura Senior Coach: Barry Denton Colours: Yellow & Black Colours: Black, Teal & White In 2014 selected matches will be live streamed through the Team List Team List AFL Sydney website thanks to Digital Sports. To watch live No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 ALEX O‘DEA simply go to www.sydneyafl.com.au and click on the AFL 2 JAMES WEBSTER 2 JOSH SHEPHARD 4 EDEN BENNELL 3 ADAM SHARP Sydney TV tab. 6 RYAN HEZLETT 4 PATRICK POPE 7 CHRIS BOLT 5 TOM ROBERTS 9 SAM WALLWORK 10 BRADLEY PLUG 6 MICHAEL BROWN All matches live streamed will then be stored on the AFL 11 LUKE JARJOURA 7 DANIEL SCHROOT Sydney website and can viewed at any time. 12 EDEN WOODEND 8 GEORGE PANERAS 13 ED MCCANN 14 JOEL GRAY 9 JAY EDWARDS 15 REESE GILLESPIE 10 BEN ROBINSON Upcoming matches— 16 DARREN CARLE 11 MALEN WATSON 17 RICHARD TYRRELL 12 MATTHEW LAFFAN 18 JAYDEN DONATO 20 BRENDAN CANN 13 SAM LOCKHART 21 JOHN LITTLE 15 DAN SMYTH Round Date Home Away Venue 22 BLAKE MALCOLM 18 MITCH RENEHAN 23 LUKE WILBY 24 DANIEL LLOYD 20 LIAM MURPHY 26 BRENDAN JENKINS 21 JOSH ANASIS 13 TBC TBC 27 JASON FRETWELL 22 JAMES DENTON 28 ROMAN CHOWANETZ 23 MICHAEL DENTON 29 BILL SHIPWAY 14 TBC TBC 30 DAMON WOODEND 24 BEN MCGOVERN 31 MITCHELL SOAMES 25 JAKE PIANTA 32 NICK HALLIDAY 26 LACHLAN SMITH 33 BEN PLUG 34 ALISTAIRE DUELL-FERGUSON 27 TOM HALL 35 ADAM MIDDLETON 29 MAX MCNAMARA 36 HARRY JENKINS 32 JAMES DEVLIN 37 KEVIN JONES 33 CHRIS NOLAN 40 JAMES WEST 43 RYAN HUGHES 34 TOM NOBLE 45 RYAN BETTS 40 MITCH PURSE 47 TYLER RYAN 41 MITCH STEVENS 48 ANDREW RICCORD 42 LUKE JONES 49 LUKE ELASI 50 MITCHELL KUHN 46 NATHAN WRIGHT

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 26 15 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 SENIOR TEAM LISTS SENIOR TEAM LISTS PENNANT HILLS MANLY WARRINGAH ILLAWARRA MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Premier Division Premier Division Division One Division One Senior Coach: Chris Yard Senior Coach: Leigh Brain Senior Coach: David Nolen Senior Coach: Stuart Newman Colours: Red & Navy Blue Colours: Maroon & White 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 DAVID STROUD 2 SEBASTIAN PARKER 1 BEN HYNDES 2 LACHLAN KILPATRICK 1 LOGAN MEAD 3 AARON CRISFIELD 3 TYRONE ARMITAGE 2 WILL COOK 2 JAMES BRACKIN 4 MATT THOMAS 4 JAMES BRAIN 3 PAORA WAAKA 4 DYLAN BROGAN 5 LLOYD SHEPHERD 5 BRAYDEN FOWLER 6 DAVE NOLEN 5 ROB VINCENT 6 BRANT JACK 6 RYAN WEARNE 8 NATHAN ISKRA 6 RYAN LUDOWYKE 9 NICK CAMPBELL 7 JACK HAWKINS 10 JACKSON GRAY 10 ROB WATTS 8 HARRY WEBB 7 MARK BISHOP 11 ISAAC WALTON 11 THEO MORAITIS 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON 8 RYAN HARRIS 10 HARRISON KOCH 12 JACOB BROOKFIELD 12 SAM ZIKMAN 10 GAV NIXON 11 CONNOR PETTERSSON 13 JOE KENNY 13 HARRY ANGEL 11 SEAN ELLICOTT 12 ANGUS BUNCLE 15 ETHAN HAILEY 14 ALEX GOODALL 13 GARETH BENBOW 16 CHRISTOS PANAGAKOS 12 PETER LEBRETON 15 KIERAN WRIGHT 14 THOMAS THURGARLAND 13 TIM WOLNIZER TIM WALES 17 JACK NUGENT 16 15 ERIC BURKE 18 DANIEL WORDEN 14 ANDREW ROBERTSON 17 ADAM NIXON 16 MICHAEL ATKINSON 15 SAM WOOD 18 DAN WITT 17 JORDAN WEIR 19 RYAN WELLS 20 STEPHEN WRAY 18 LEVI BRAIN 21 CHRIS COOK 16 JACK COGHLAN 21 BEN URWIN 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON 22 BEN FROST 17 SAM SIMPSON 22 REGAN PINKER 20 CALUM JOHNSTON 23 MITCH O‘BRIAN 19 CAM LUDOWYKE 21 JACK HUNTER 23 DANIEL PREEN 24 NELSON WELLS 21 JAMES MOYLAN 22 JACK LYNCH 25 DAMIAN DELL‘AQUILA 25 JAKE HOGARTH 23 HAYDEN WASHINGTON 22 NICK RODGERS 26 DAVID SMITH 24 DANIEL DICKERSON 28 DYLAN KOOP 23 TIM CAMERON 27 JESSE HARE 25 THOMAS FARRELLY 29 ERIN FRANKLIN 24 GUS ROGERS 28 CAMERON SMITH TOM MCCAFFREY 30 THOMAS WALSH 26 25 RONAN WORDSORTH 29 GLENN WATTS 27 JACK PARKER 31 SAM WILSON 26 KIERAN BRIDGER 30 PETER BARNES 28 JACKSON POLA-SMITH 33 PETER LLOYD 29 NATHAN BOSSCHIETER 29 MARK WILLIAMS 31 JAMES DUNN 34 JOSHUA TIER 30 WILLS BRASSIL 30 DAN MARTIN 37 TIM SCOULAR 36 BRAYDON GREENWOOD 36 JIMI MCDONALD 38 SAM WIDMER 32 PETER FROST 37 JAMES BEHAGG 39 JACK THOMPSON 41 MATT CAREY 35 SIMON WILLIAMS 38 PHILLIP PRIOR 40 ADAM BIRRER THOMAS EDMONDS 48 HENRY ST HILL 42 39 JAMES MASON 47 MITCHELL QUARRELL 43 TED WIDMER 40 TOM SCHULTZ 55 SAM ROONEY 54 TIM CORDNER 56 RANGA EDIRIWICKRAMA 41 SAM HAIDER CARLTON HOLLSTEN 60 STEWART BOYD 60

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 16 25 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 TEAMSENIOR TEAM LISTS LISTS SENIOR TEAM LISTS HOLROYDPENNANT PARRAMATTA HILLS MANLYSOUTHERN WARRINGAH POWER ILLAWARRAUNSW/ES MACQUARIESYDNEY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY Premier Division PremierDivision Division One PremierDivision Division One PremierDivision Division One DivisionPremier One Division Senior Coach: Chris Yard SeniorSenior Coach: Coach: Shane Chris Jorgenson Yard SeniorSenior Coach: Coach: Simon Leigh ClosterBrain SeniorSenior Coach:Coach: DavidDaniel Nolen Lynch SeniorSenior Coach: Coach: Stuart Anton Newman Turco Colours: Red & Navy Blue Colours:Colours: Red Blue & &Navy Yellow Blue Colours:Colours: Aqua, Maroon Black & White& White Colours:Colours: White, Red red, & Whiteblue, black, Colours:Colours: Red, Black Blue & & White Gold yellow Team List TeamTeam List List TeamTeam List List TeamTeam ListList No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals NoNo NameName Goals DAVID STROUD 1 PETER KEFALAS 2 SEBASTIAN PARKER 1 5 JACK CASPERSONN 1 ADAM BYRNES 1 LIAM DAVIS 1 2 BENHAYDEN HYNDES NICHOLS 1 LOGAN MEAD 2 LACHLAN KILPATRICK 13 EVAN SMITH 3 AARON CRISFIELD 3 TOM HEATH 2 MICHAEL STACEY 23 ANDREWTYRONE ARMITAGE WARDROP 2 WILL COOK 2 JAMES BRACKIN 4 MATT THOMAS 4 MAX COLLETT 14 MONTY KROCHMAL 34 RYANJAMES MURPHYBRAIN 3 5 PAORAJEREMY WAAKAKIEL 4 DYLAN BROGAN 3 LLOYDCHRIS SHEPHERDJONES 15 JAMES LEWINGTON 5 5 BRAYDEN FOWLER 6 JORDAN FOOTE 4 JAMES CLARKE 6 DAVE NOLEN 519 ROBMICHAEL VINCENT FIGG 64 BRANTBEN RODGERS JACK 7 TYLER ROBINSON 6 RYAN WEARNE 8 NATHAN ISKRA 21 ALEX DYSON 6 RYAN LUDOWYKE 95 NICKJORDAN CAMPBELL PIDGEON 57 JAKEJACK HAWKINSMCINTOSH 8 DAVE BATTEN 109 JACKSONRYAN PLANT GRAY 25 GLENN SMITH 10 ROB WATTS 68 LEIGHHARRY WEBBHOGAN 7 MARK BISHOP 6 LUKE MCLEOD 1110 ISAACDANIEL WALTON COSTELLO 28 LUKE FREEMANTLE ANTHONY ROBERTSON 11 THEO MORAITIS 79 PHIL HAMER 11 FLETCHER ROWE 8 RYAN HARRIS RYAN TERREY 30 JESSE COX 7 10 HARRISON KOCH 12 JACOB BROOKFIELD 12 SAM ZIKMAN 8 MORGAN REID 12 ANDRE CUPIDO 1032 GAVMATT NIXON HUTTON 8 MATTHEW CAHILL 11 CONNOR PETTERSSON 1313 JOEJOEL KENNY ROBBIE 13 HARRY ANGEL 33 TOM ELKINGTON 9 JACK DICKENS 14 JACK MCANESPIE 11 SEAN ELLICOTT 9 JOSH TERREY 12 ANGUS BUNCLE 15 ETHAN HAILEY 35 JOHN HAGGERTY 14 ALEX GOODALL 15 MICHAEL ARCHIBALD 1013 CAMERONGARETH BENBOW ROE 16 CHRISTOS PANAGAKOS 12 PETER LEBRETON 1510 KIERANBRYCE MAYNEWRIGHT 16 NICK MCGANN 36 MITCH SCOTT 14 THOMAS THURGARLAND 13 TIM WOLNIZER TIM WALES 11 PAUL JOHNSON 1717 JACKJEREMY NUGENT DANIHER 38 JAKE SWARTS 1611 SCOTT MACGUIRE ERIC BURKE 15 19 ALEX FOOTE 1439 ANDREWKYLE UNDERWOOD ROBERTSON 17 ADAM NIXON 12 ADAM COOK 18 DANIEL WORDEN 12 GRANT WEBB 16 MICHAEL ATKINSON 20 CAMERON MCKINLAY 19 RYAN WELLS 1540 SAMSAM WOOD SLEIGH 18 DAN WITT 1317 MATTHEWJORDAN WEIR YOUNG 21 SCOTT DORNAUF 13 MICHAEL LENNOX 41 DOM VINCENT 20 STEPHEN WRAY 1418 DANIELLEVI BRAIN TURNER 2123 CHRISANTHONY COOK RODRIGUES 16 JACK COGHLAN 24 RYAN FARRELLY 42 BEN FITZPATRICK 14 BENSCOTT URWIN NOLAN 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON 22 BEN FROST 17 SAM SIMPSON 21 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY 26 ABE DAVIS 43 CHRIS BROWNE 15 REGANSUNNY PINKERGILL 20 CALUM JOHNSTON 2327 MITCHALEX HENDERSON O‘BRIAN 19 CAM LUDOWYKE 22 16 TIM CASHMAN 44 MATTHEW VICIC 21 JACK HUNTER 28 JACK MCKINLAY 2316 DANIELSTUART PREEN MCKINLAY 24 NELSON WELLS 2145 JAMESPETER MOYLAN CASEY 1722 DUANEJACK LYNCH WILD 29 CHRIS JOURDAIN 25 DAMIAN DELL‘AQUILA 25 JAKE HOGARTH 46 JAMES HOWARD 17 CHARLIE GALAYINI 23 HAYDEN WASHINGTON 30 ED KIEL 22 NICK RODGERS 18 LUKE JANNSON 47 KANE CLARKE 26 DAVID SMITH 24 DANIEL DICKERSON 2831 DYLANALEX THOMPSON KOOP 23 TIM CAMERON 18 BRODIE CRANE 48 MITCHELL SCOTT JESSE HARE 19 BRENDAN KENNY 32 JUDD LANYAN 27 25 THOMAS FARRELLY 29 ERIN FRANKLIN GUS ROGERS 19 JOHN MANISCALCO 33 MICHAEL DICKSON 2449 ARON EVERETT 28 CAMERON SMITH 20 LIAMTOM MCCAFFREY AGGETT 30 THOMAS WALSH 26 34 TROY LUFF 2550 RONANANDREW WORDSORTH MORRIS 20 CHRIS IRWIN 29 GLENN WATTS 2427 MARSHALJACK PARKER CAIRNDUFF 3136 SAMKYLE WILSON PARKER 2651 KIERANFRED SKULLEYBRIDGER 3021 PETERSHANE BARNES WILLIAMS 2728 IANJACKSON HOLDER POLA- SMITH 3337 PETERTOM WILLIAMSON LLOYD 52 BEN COFFEY 38 JAMES PASCOE 29 MARK WILLIAMS 3123 JAMESKANE RADFORD DUNN 29 NATHAN BOSSCHIETER 28 REGAN SHARPE 3440 JOSHUASPENCER TIERKROCHMAL 53 SAM ORTON 30 WILLS BRASSIL 30 DAN MARTIN 3724 TIMTRENT SCOULAR SCHMUTTER 3641 BRAYDONTOM FALVEY GREENWOOD 54 PETER HUGHES 3436 RYANJIMI MCDONALD KING-THORNBURG SAM WIDMER 43 MITCH WOODS 3255 PETERDAVID FROST JOHNSON 38 SIRELI FIFITA 39 JACK THOMPSON 27 3637 TRISTANJAMES BEHAGG SMITH 44 TAYLOR PREECE MATT CAREY 3556 SIMONSAM CRICHTONWILLIAMS 41 PHILLIP PRIOR 40 ADAM BIRRER 33 ANDREW MUNNS 3438 RYAN KING-THORNBURG 46 TOM DICKSON 57 RONAN GERAGHTY 42 THOMAS EDMONDS 48 TIM CUMMINS 48 HENRY ST HILL 39 JAMES MASON 47 MITCHELL QUARRELL 58 CHRIS REICHMAN 35 TEDANTHONY WIDMER BISHOP 36 TRISTEN SMITH 54 TIM COENEN TIM CORDNER 43 40 TOM SCHULTZ 55 SAM ROONEY 54 59 MARK HAEBICH 59 MITCHELL HAMER 5636 RANGAHAYDEN EDIRIWICKRAMA TURNER 4441 TROYSAM HAIDER SHEEN 60 CARLTON HOLLSTEN 6060 STEWARTTIM WIDMER BOYD 60 JOSH SMITH

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 2416 1725 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 SENIOR TEAM LISTS AFL CANBERRA ST GEORGE NORTH SHORE COACH: Adrian Pavese Premier Division Premier Division Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Senior Coach: Jon Hayres Colours: Red & White Colours: Red & Black COLOURS: Navy Blue & Yellow

Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 DANIEL COOPER 1 MATT VARJAVANDI No Name CLUB Goals 2 DANIEL NAPPER 2 DANNY ROBERTS 3 HANNAH GILL EASTLAKE 4 PAT MCBRIDE 3 DALE FITZGERALD 5 DAVID LYCAKIS 4 JACK DWYER 5 ZOE SKYRIANOS AINSLIE 5 JARRYD WATTERS 6 ROD CRAIG 6 GRACE GILL EASTLAKE 6 SAM CARRUTHERS 8 MICHAEL MILNER 7 BRENDAN FITZGERALD 7 MELISSA JOHNSON EASTLAKE 9 DECLAN DONOHUE 8 CHRIS MURPHY 8 LANI WATSON QUEANBEYAN 10 BEN JONES 9 ADRIAN HARRY 11 STEPHEN WILSEN 10 JASON HARRY 9 KIM CASTLE EASTLAKE 12 BEN SHARP 11 LACHLAN HAYRES 10 ELOISE O‘BRIEN AINSLIE 13 BRYCE ADDISON 12 SELBY LEE STEERE 11 HEATHER ANDERSON BELCONNEN 14 KARL MERSON 13 ALEX KANE 15 TOM GREEN 15 SCOTT EASEY 12 RACHEL CRITTENDEN GUNGAHLIN 16 CHRIS BANDY 16 HARRY GREEN 13 KASIE NUGENT EASTLAKE 17 MICHAEL VOYAGE 17 DEAN GILBERT 19 TODD ALEXANDER 14 HANNAH WALLETT BELCONNEN 18 DOM KILLWORTH 20 PAT CODLING 19 NICK RYAN 15 EMMA COLENBRANDER EASTLAKE 21 JAKE MONK JESSE MUDGE 21 22 ZAC MANLEY 16 CARLY RES QUEANBEYAN 22 CHRIS WINDLE 23 MATT CLARKE 17 ELLA ROSS QUEANBEYAN 23 JON SHINEBERG 24 TEDDY STRUDWICK 24 DANIEL TOMLINS 25 RON WASON 18 KATY TROUGHTON EASTLAKE 25 CALLUM ANDREWS 27 CHARLIE PARSONS 19 HANNAH DUNN QUEANBEYAN 26 DANIEL ANNOR 28 JOSH DAVID-WRIGHT 20 JESS SIBLEY BELCONNEN 27 PAUL SAIN 29 CAMERON HOLMES 28 STEVEN NABAKI 31 LACHLAN CLANCY 21 REBECCA MITCHELL TUGGERANONG 33 DOUG HADDIN 29 STEVEN LORDING 22 CAITLIN BUNKER GUNGAHLIN 34 MATT ADAMSON 30 NICK SHAW 36 DANIEL SCHACHER 23 BRITT TULLY GUNGAHLIN 31 BEN HODGSON 37 JUSTIN WALSH 32 SHANE DEMIR 24 HOLLY COGLE MOLONGLO 39 JAKE SAUNDERS 33 ALEXANDER WYNN 41 RICHARD LYNCH 25 PAIGE MATHEWSON RIVERINA KUIAM ANU 34 46 JIMMY MCKENZIE 28 RACHEL FRIEND AINSLIE 37 HARRY ORR 49 SAM JACKSON 32 SARAH ROSE EASTLAKE 33 BIANCA BINNS EASTLAKE 34 CASEY BYRNE RIVERINA

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 18 23 RoundRound 12 12 - - 5th 5th——6th6th JulyJuly 20142014 RoundRound 12 12 - - 5th 5th——6th6th JulyJuly 20142014 AFLSENIOR SYDNEY TEAM LISTS AFLSENIOR CANBERRA TEAM LISTS COACH:ST GEORGE Dean ConnorsNORTH SHORE CAMPBELLTOWNCOACH: Adrian Pavese UTS Premier Division Premier Division Premier Division Premier Division Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Senior Coach: Jon Hayres Senior Coach: Neil Brunton Senior Coach: Alan Kymantis Colours:COLOURS: Red & White Navy BlueColours: & Light Red Blue & Black Colours:COLOURS: Navy Blue & White Navy Blue Colours:& Yellow Teal & Black

Team List Team List Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name Goals No1 DANIEL COOPER Name 1 MATTCLUB VARJAVANDI Goals No1 TARAN ETTO Name 1 TIMCLUB COLE Goals 2 DANIEL NAPPER 2 DANNY ROBERTS 1 MELISSA FRECKLETON WESTERN WOLVES 3 2 HANNAHPAUL GREEN GILL 3 EASTLAKEJOSH MADDOX 4 PAT MCBRIDE 3 DALE FITZGERALD 2 MAI NGUYEN UNSW/ES 3 GERARD BENNETT 4 ANDREW DAVIS 5 DAVID LYCAKIS 4 JACK DWYER 5 ZOE SKYRIANOS AINSLIE 3 LAEL KASSEM 5 AUBURNJARRYD WATTERS 4 MATT EDWINS 5 TOM SUNDBERG 6 ROD CRAIG 6 GRACE GILL EASTLAKE 6 SAM CARRUTHERS 5 JOSHUA O‘BRIEN 6 LACHLAN LAMONT 48 STEPHANIEMICHAEL MILNER WALKER SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 7 BRENDAN FITZGERALD 7 6 MELISSATHEO GUVARI JOHNSON 7 EASTLAKEJUSTIN KENNA 59 ALISONDECLAN DONOHUE PARKIN BALMAIN 8 CHRIS MURPHY 8 7 LANIJOSH WATSON VAN LUENEN 8 QUEANBEYANPATRICK HEALEY 610 LIALIBEN JONES KARRA -HASSAN 9 AUBURNADRIAN HARRY 8 HAMISH SHERWOOD 9 RAWSON KIRKHOPE 711 ALEXANDRASTEPHEN WILSEN TEGG 10SOUTHERN JASON POWERHARRY 9 KIM CASTLE EASTLAKE 9 CAMERON GORDON 10 DEAN IPAVIZ 12 BEN SHARP 11 LACHLAN HAYRES 10 ELOISE O‘BRIEN AINSLIE 8 NATALIE CAMMILERI PENRITH 11 SCOTT ROBERTSON 13 BRYCE ADDISON 12 SELBY LEE STEERE 11 KYLE SOMMERVILLE 9 KATHRYN HULL SOUTHERN POWER 11 HEATHER ANDERSON BELCONNENTOM NIXON 14 KARL MERSON 13 ALEX KANE 12 MITCH HOGAN 12 LIAM FLANAGAN 1015 GEORGIATOM GREEN VERKUYLEN 15 NEWTOWNSCOTT EASEY 1213 RACHELBRYCE JOYNSON CRITTENDEN 13 GUNGAHLIN 16 CHRIS BANDY 14 JOEL BOTTIN-NOONAN 14 ANDREW MORLEY 1116 MICHAELAHARRY GREEN EKMAN WESTERN WOLVES 13 KASIE NUGENT EASTLAKE 17 MICHAEL VOYAGE 1217 NICCIDEAN GILBERT KENNEDY WOLLONGONG 15 ANDREW MCGUIGGAN 15 SCOTT TREGONING 19 TODD ALEXANDER 14 HANNAH WALLETT BELCONNEN 18 DOM KILLWORTH 16 ALPHONSE JAMBARUFO 16 LEIGH MEYRICK 13 NIKKI PERRETT 20 PENRITHPAT CODLING 19 NICK RYAN 1517 EMMADAVE COLENBRANDERLINSEN 17 EASTLAKEADAM BAKER 14 MADDIE COLLIER 21 UNSW/ESJAKE MONK JESSE MUDGE 18 NATHAN LOMAS 18 KAIZAAD MEHTA 21 22 ZAC MANLEY 16 CARLY RES QUEANBEYAN 1522 LISACHRIS WINDLEBOWKER UTS SHAMROCKS 19 PENI MAHINA 19 MORGAN DAVIS 23 MATT CLARKE 17 ELLA ROSS QUEANBEYAN 1623 HANNAHJON SHINEBERG MCINTOSH 24 UNSW/ESTEDDY STRUDWICK 20 AIDEN BELL 20 JOEL MINICHIELLO 1724 ANNEDANIEL -TOMLINSLISE BIDOU 25 UNSW/ESRON WASON 1821 KATYMARK TROUGHTON MENDOLA 21 EASTLAKEGRANT BAILEY 1825 AMYCALLUM FOO ANDREWS SYDNEY27 CHARLIE UNIVERSITY PARSONS 1922 HANNAHBRENTON DUNN SOMMERVILLE 22 QUEANBEYANFRANK BOLAND 26 DANIEL ANNOR 28 JOSH DAVID-WRIGHT 23 JORDAN ETTO 23 DAVID LAVENDER 19 RACHEL STACK SYDNEY29 CAMERON UNIVERSITY HOLMES 20 JESS SIBLEY BELCONNEN 27 PAUL SAIN 24 NATHAN TYERMAN 24 NIC KERBER 20 JENNIFER LEW SYDNEY31 LACHLAN UNIVERSITY CLANCY 21 REBECCA MITCHELL TUGGERANONG 28 STEVEN NABAKI 25 MATT MOREY 25 JAMES MASDEN 33 DOUG HADDIN 2129 KRISTYSTEVEN LORDING DE PELLIGRINI SOUTHERN POWER 22 CAITLIN BUNKER 26 GUNGAHLINNICK INGALL 34 MATT ADAMSON 26 JECONIAH PENI 2230 ALEXNICK SHAW SCHRODER NEWTOWN 27 FERGUS WATTS 36 DANIEL SCHACHER 2327 BRITTLUKE VELLATULLY GUNGAHLIN 31 BEN HODGSON MICHAEL ISHIK 23 SANDRA JANJETOVIC 37 UNSW/ESJUSTIN WALSH 29 CAMERON DESMOND 28 32 SHANE DEMIR 24 HOLLY COGLE MOLONGLO 24 LARA HILMI 39UTS JAKESHAMROCKS SAUNDERS 30 BEN YAKIMOV 29 MITCH HALL ALEXANDER WYNN 33 41 RICHARD LYNCH 2535 PAIGELUKE BODEKERMATHEWSON 30 RIVERINAMICHAEL MAY 25 CODIEKUIAM ANU BRIGGS NEWTOWN 34 46 JIMMY MCKENZIE 2844 RACHELJOSHUA FRIENDHICKEY 34 AINSLIESAM WAY 26 JEMMA STILL UNSW/ES 37 HARRY ORR 49 SAM JACKSON 53 SHANAN KERSHAW 36 THOMAS ZILM 27 VERNA ILES NEWTOWN 32 SARAH ROSE EASTLAKE 28 COURTNEY GUM UNSW/ES 33 BIANCA BINNS EASTLAKE 29 SASHA BANKI UNSW/ES 34 CASEY BYRNE RIVERINA

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www.sydneyafl.com.auwww.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.auwww.sydneyafl.com.au 1822 2319 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 SENIOR TEAM LISTS WESTERN SUBURBS SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES Premier Division Premier Division Senior Coach: Kevin Eynaud Senior Coach: Peter Steer Colours: Black & White Colours: Yellow & Blue

Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 16 DEAN COSTELLO 2 BRENTON MUMME 19 KEN EWEN-CHAPPELL 4 ADRIAN HILL 21 DAMIAN CHARLESTON 22 RYAN BARRETT 5 PETER MAXWELL 25 WILL BRADLEY 7 CLINT MCGRATH 26 RYAN FITTON 28 JIMMY GORDON 9 MATT ROUND 29 ZAC JOHNS 10 TAYLOR WILLIAMSON 31 JARED MADDEN 11 LEIGH CONWAY 33 AARON DRINKWATER 34 NICK CROWE 12 ANDY EURELL 35 DAMON STEER 13 SEAMUS PEARSON 36 TIM GARLICK 14 STEPHEN HUDSON 37 SCOTT PIERCE 38 JOSH CASS 15 LINDSAY SCOWN 39 CAMERON ARNDT 16 TIM LAMBERT 40 JAKE FAMULARO 18 WADE BLACKBURN 41 TIM PHYSICK 42 TOM RIVERS 20 JAMES NEWBURY 43 STEVE O‘CONNOR 21 KYALL WALFORD 44 MARK SKUSE 46 JAMES REGAN 22 LEVI SANDS 47 MATT SCHOLZ 23 JOSH ZOPPO 48 AARON DUNCAN 24 NATHAN SCARFO 49 LACHLAN COX 50 HARRY BOND 25 ELLIOT HARPER 51 BRENT TREWIN 26 PAT WILMOT 52 JOSH RODMAN 27 ADRIAN HILL 53 JOSH KUNDE 54 JESSE CASS 28 MARCUS LINSEN 56 JORDAN MCPHERSON 30 KRIS ERICSON 57 TOM STEWART 58 JACK MARA 43 MATTHEW LEMME 59 PAUL LONG 53 YANNI MILLIGAN-SAVILLE 60 JOSH CUTTING

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 20 21 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 SENIOR TEAM LISTS WESTERN SUBURBS SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES Premier Division Premier Division Senior Coach: Kevin Eynaud Senior Coach: Peter Steer Colours: Black & White Colours: Yellow & Blue

Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 16 DEAN COSTELLO 2 BRENTON MUMME 19 KEN EWEN-CHAPPELL 4 ADRIAN HILL 21 DAMIAN CHARLESTON 22 RYAN BARRETT 5 PETER MAXWELL 25 WILL BRADLEY 7 CLINT MCGRATH 26 RYAN FITTON 28 JIMMY GORDON 9 MATT ROUND 29 ZAC JOHNS 10 TAYLOR WILLIAMSON 31 JARED MADDEN 11 LEIGH CONWAY 33 AARON DRINKWATER 34 NICK CROWE 12 ANDY EURELL 35 DAMON STEER 13 SEAMUS PEARSON 36 TIM GARLICK 14 STEPHEN HUDSON 37 SCOTT PIERCE 38 JOSH CASS 15 LINDSAY SCOWN 39 CAMERON ARNDT 16 TIM LAMBERT 40 JAKE FAMULARO 18 WADE BLACKBURN 41 TIM PHYSICK 42 TOM RIVERS 20 JAMES NEWBURY 43 STEVE O‘CONNOR 21 KYALL WALFORD 44 MARK SKUSE 46 JAMES REGAN 22 LEVI SANDS 47 MATT SCHOLZ 23 JOSH ZOPPO 48 AARON DUNCAN 24 NATHAN SCARFO 49 LACHLAN COX 50 HARRY BOND 25 ELLIOT HARPER 51 BRENT TREWIN 26 PAT WILMOT 52 JOSH RODMAN 27 ADRIAN HILL 53 JOSH KUNDE 54 JESSE CASS 28 MARCUS LINSEN 56 JORDAN MCPHERSON 30 KRIS ERICSON 57 TOM STEWART 58 JACK MARA 43 MATTHEW LEMME 59 PAUL LONG 53 YANNI MILLIGAN-SAVILLE 60 JOSH CUTTING

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 20 21 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 AFL SYDNEY SENIOR TEAM LISTS COACH: Dean Connors CAMPBELLTOWN UTS Premier Division Premier Division Senior Coach: Neil Brunton Senior Coach: Alan Kymantis COLOURS: Navy Blue & Light Blue Colours: Navy Blue & White Colours: Teal & Black

Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals No Name CLUB Goals 1 TARAN ETTO 1 TIM COLE 1 MELISSA FRECKLETON WESTERN WOLVES 2 PAUL GREEN 3 JOSH MADDOX 2 MAI NGUYEN UNSW/ES 3 GERARD BENNETT 4 ANDREW DAVIS 3 LAEL KASSEM AUBURN 4 MATT EDWINS 5 TOM SUNDBERG 4 STEPHANIE WALKER SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 5 JOSHUA O‘BRIEN 6 LACHLAN LAMONT 5 ALISON PARKIN BALMAIN 6 THEO GUVARI 7 JUSTIN KENNA 7 JOSH VAN LUENEN 8 PATRICK HEALEY 6 LIALI KARRA-HASSAN AUBURN 8 HAMISH SHERWOOD 9 RAWSON KIRKHOPE 7 ALEXANDRA TEGG SOUTHERN POWER 9 CAMERON GORDON 10 DEAN IPAVIZ 8 NATALIE CAMMILERI PENRITH 11 KYLE SOMMERVILLE 11 SCOTT ROBERTSON 9 KATHRYN HULL SOUTHERN POWER 12 MITCH HOGAN 12 TOM NIXON 10 GEORGIA VERKUYLEN NEWTOWN 13 BRYCE JOYNSON 13 LIAM FLANAGAN 11 MICHAELA EKMAN WESTERN WOLVES 14 JOEL BOTTIN-NOONAN 14 ANDREW MORLEY 12 NICCI KENNEDY WOLLONGONG 15 ANDREW MCGUIGGAN 15 SCOTT TREGONING 16 ALPHONSE JAMBARUFO 16 LEIGH MEYRICK 13 NIKKI PERRETT PENRITH 17 DAVE LINSEN 17 ADAM BAKER 14 MADDIE COLLIER UNSW/ES 18 NATHAN LOMAS 18 KAIZAAD MEHTA 15 LISA BOWKER UTS SHAMROCKS 19 PENI MAHINA 19 MORGAN DAVIS 16 HANNAH MCINTOSH UNSW/ES 20 AIDEN BELL 20 JOEL MINICHIELLO 17 ANNE-LISE BIDOU UNSW/ES 21 MARK MENDOLA 21 GRANT BAILEY 18 AMY FOO SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 22 BRENTON SOMMERVILLE 22 FRANK BOLAND 23 DAVID LAVENDER 19 RACHEL STACK SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 23 JORDAN ETTO 24 NATHAN TYERMAN 24 NIC KERBER 20 JENNIFER LEW SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 25 MATT MOREY 25 JAMES MASDEN 21 KRISTY DE PELLIGRINI SOUTHERN POWER 26 JECONIAH PENI 26 NICK INGALL 22 ALEX SCHRODER NEWTOWN 27 LUKE VELLA 27 FERGUS WATTS 23 SANDRA JANJETOVIC UNSW/ES 29 CAMERON DESMOND 28 MICHAEL ISHIK 24 LARA HILMI UTS SHAMROCKS 30 BEN YAKIMOV 29 MITCH HALL 30 MICHAEL MAY 25 CODIE BRIGGS NEWTOWN 35 LUKE BODEKER 44 JOSHUA HICKEY 34 SAM WAY 26 JEMMA STILL UNSW/ES 53 SHANAN KERSHAW 36 THOMAS ZILM 27 VERNA ILES NEWTOWN 28 COURTNEY GUM UNSW/ES 29 SASHA BANKI UNSW/ES

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 22 19 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 SENIOR TEAM LISTS AFL CANBERRA ST GEORGE NORTH SHORE COACH: Adrian Pavese Premier Division Premier Division Senior Coach: Terry Mudge Senior Coach: Jon Hayres Colours: Red & White Colours: Red & Black COLOURS: Navy Blue & Yellow

Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 DANIEL COOPER 1 MATT VARJAVANDI No Name CLUB Goals 2 DANIEL NAPPER 2 DANNY ROBERTS 3 HANNAH GILL EASTLAKE 4 PAT MCBRIDE 3 DALE FITZGERALD 5 DAVID LYCAKIS 4 JACK DWYER 5 ZOE SKYRIANOS AINSLIE 5 JARRYD WATTERS 6 ROD CRAIG 6 GRACE GILL EASTLAKE 6 SAM CARRUTHERS 8 MICHAEL MILNER 7 BRENDAN FITZGERALD 7 MELISSA JOHNSON EASTLAKE 9 DECLAN DONOHUE 8 CHRIS MURPHY 8 LANI WATSON QUEANBEYAN 10 BEN JONES 9 ADRIAN HARRY 11 STEPHEN WILSEN 10 JASON HARRY 9 KIM CASTLE EASTLAKE 12 BEN SHARP 11 LACHLAN HAYRES 10 ELOISE O‘BRIEN AINSLIE 13 BRYCE ADDISON 12 SELBY LEE STEERE 11 HEATHER ANDERSON BELCONNEN 14 KARL MERSON 13 ALEX KANE 15 TOM GREEN 15 SCOTT EASEY 12 RACHEL CRITTENDEN GUNGAHLIN 16 CHRIS BANDY 16 HARRY GREEN 13 KASIE NUGENT EASTLAKE 17 MICHAEL VOYAGE 17 DEAN GILBERT 19 TODD ALEXANDER 14 HANNAH WALLETT BELCONNEN 18 DOM KILLWORTH 20 PAT CODLING 19 NICK RYAN 15 EMMA COLENBRANDER EASTLAKE 21 JAKE MONK JESSE MUDGE 21 22 ZAC MANLEY 16 CARLY RES QUEANBEYAN 22 CHRIS WINDLE 23 MATT CLARKE 17 ELLA ROSS QUEANBEYAN 23 JON SHINEBERG 24 TEDDY STRUDWICK 24 DANIEL TOMLINS 25 RON WASON 18 KATY TROUGHTON EASTLAKE 25 CALLUM ANDREWS 27 CHARLIE PARSONS 19 HANNAH DUNN QUEANBEYAN 26 DANIEL ANNOR 28 JOSH DAVID-WRIGHT 20 JESS SIBLEY BELCONNEN 27 PAUL SAIN 29 CAMERON HOLMES 28 STEVEN NABAKI 31 LACHLAN CLANCY 21 REBECCA MITCHELL TUGGERANONG 33 DOUG HADDIN 29 STEVEN LORDING 22 CAITLIN BUNKER GUNGAHLIN 34 MATT ADAMSON 30 NICK SHAW 36 DANIEL SCHACHER 23 BRITT TULLY GUNGAHLIN 31 BEN HODGSON 37 JUSTIN WALSH 32 SHANE DEMIR 24 HOLLY COGLE MOLONGLO 39 JAKE SAUNDERS 33 ALEXANDER WYNN 41 RICHARD LYNCH 25 PAIGE MATHEWSON RIVERINA KUIAM ANU 34 46 JIMMY MCKENZIE 28 RACHEL FRIEND AINSLIE 37 HARRY ORR 49 SAM JACKSON 32 SARAH ROSE EASTLAKE 33 BIANCA BINNS EASTLAKE 34 CASEY BYRNE RIVERINA

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 18 23 RoundRound 12 12 - -5th 5th——6th6th July July 2014 2014 RoundRound 12 12 - -5th 5th——6th6th July July 2014 2014 TEAMSENIORSENIOR TEAM TEAMLISTS LISTSLISTS SENIORSENIOR TEAMTEAM LISTSLISTS HOLROYDPENNANT PARRAMATTA HILLS MANLYSOUTHERN WARRINGAH POWER UNSW/ESILLAWARRA MACQUARIESYDNEY UNIVERSITY Premier Division PremierDivision Division One PremierDivision Division One PremierDivision Division One DivisionPremier One Division Senior Coach: Chris Yard SeniorSenior Coach: Coach: Shane Chris Jorgenson Yard SeniorSenior Coach: Coach: Simon Leigh Closter Brain SeniorSenior Coach:Coach: DanielDavid NolenLynch SeniorSenior Coach: Coach: Stuart Anton Newman Turco Colours: Red & Navy Blue Colours:Colours: RedBlue & & Navy Yellow Blue Colours:Colours: Aqua, Maroon Black & &White White Colours:Colours: White, Red red, & blue,White black, Colours:Colours: Red, Black Blue & WhiteGold yellow TeamTeam ListList TeamTeam List List TeamTeam List TeamTeam ListList No Name Goals No Name Goals NoNo NameName GoalsGoals No Name Goals No Name Goals No NameName GoalsGoals DAVID STROUD 1 PETER KEFALAS 2 SEBASTIAN PARKER 1 5 JACK CASPERSONN 1 ADAM BYRNES 1 LIAM DAVIS 12 BENHAYDEN HYNDES NICHOLS 1 LOGAN MEAD 2 LACHLAN KILPATRICK 13 EVAN SMITH 3 AARON CRISFIELD 3 TOM HEATH 2 MICHAEL STACEY 2 3 ANDREWTYRONE ARMITAGE WARDROP 2 WILL COOK 2 JAMES BRACKIN 4 MATT THOMAS 4 MAX COLLETT 14 MONTY KROCHMAL 3 4 RYANJAMES MURPHY BRAIN 35 PAORAJEREMY KIELWAAKA 4 DYLAN BROGAN 3 CHRISLLOYD JONES SHEPHERD 15 JAMES LEWINGTON 5 5 BRAYDEN FOWLER 6 JORDAN FOOTE 4 JAMES CLARKE 6 DAVE NOLEN 195 MICHAELROB VINCENT FIGG 46 BENBRANT RODGERS JACK 7 TYLER ROBINSON 6 RYAN WEARNE 8 NATHAN ISKRA 21 ALEX DYSON 6 RYAN LUDOWYKE 59 JORDANNICK CAMPBELL PIDGEON 5 7 JAKEJACK MCINTOSHHAWKINS 8 DAVE BATTEN 109 JACKSONRYAN PLANT GRAY 25 GLENN SMITH 10 ROB WATTS 6 8 LEIGHHARRY HOGAN WEBB 7 MARK BISHOP 6 LUKE MCLEOD 1110 ISAACDANIEL WALTONCOSTELLO 28 LUKE FREEMANTLE ANTHONY ROBERTSON 11 THEO MORAITIS 7 9 PHIL HAMER 11 FLETCHER ROWE 8 RYAN HARRIS RYAN TERREY 30 JESSE COX 7 10 HARRISON KOCH 12 JACOB BROOKFIELD 12 SAM ZIKMAN 8 MORGAN REID 12 ANDRE CUPIDO 3210 MATTGAV NIXON HUTTON 8 MATTHEW CAHILL 11 CONNOR PETTERSSON 1313 JOEJOEL KENNYROBBIE 13 HARRY ANGEL 33 TOM ELKINGTON 9 JACK DICKENS 14 JACK MCANESPIE 11 SEAN ELLICOTT 9 JOSH TERREY 12 ANGUS BUNCLE 15 ETHAN HAILEY 35 JOHN HAGGERTY 14 ALEX GOODALL 15 MICHAEL ARCHIBALD 1013 CAMERONGARETH BENBOW ROE 16 CHRISTOS PANAGAKOS 12 PETER LEBRETON 1015 BRYCEKIERAN MAYNE WRIGHT 16 NICK MCGANN 36 MITCH SCOTT 14 THOMAS THURGARLAND 13 TIM WOLNIZER TIM WALES 11 PAUL JOHNSON 1717 JACKJEREMY NUGENT DANIHER 38 JAKE SWARTS 1116 SCOTT MACGUIRE ERIC BURKE 15 19 ALEX FOOTE 3914 KYLEANDREW UNDERWOOD ROBERTSON 17 ADAM NIXON 12 ADAM COOK 18 DANIEL WORDEN 12 GRANT WEBB 16 MICHAEL ATKINSON 20 CAMERON MCKINLAY 19 RYAN WELLS 4015 SAMSAM WOOD SLEIGH 18 DAN WITT 1317 MATTHEWJORDAN WEIR YOUNG 21 SCOTT DORNAUF 13 MICHAEL LENNOX 41 DOM VINCENT 20 STEPHEN WRAY 1418 DANIELLEVI BRAIN TURNER 2123 CHRISANTHONY COOK RODRIGUES 16 JACK COGHLAN 24 RYAN FARRELLY 42 BEN FITZPATRICK 14 SCOTTBEN URWIN NOLAN 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON 22 BEN FROST 17 SAM SIMPSON 21 15 MICHAEL FINDLAY 26 ABE DAVIS 43 CHRIS BROWNE 15 SUNNYREGAN GILLPINKER 20 CALUM JOHNSTON 2327 MITCHALEX HENDERSON O‘BRIAN 19 CAM LUDOWYKE 22 16 TIM CASHMAN 44 MATTHEW VICIC 21 JACK HUNTER 28 JACK MCKINLAY 1623 STUARTDANIEL MCKINLAYPREEN 24 NELSON WELLS 4521 PETERJAMES MOYLAN CASEY 1722 DUANEJACK LYNCH WILD 29 CHRIS JOURDAIN 25 DAMIAN DELL‘AQUILA 25 JAKE HOGARTH 46 JAMES HOWARD 17 CHARLIE GALAYINI 23 HAYDEN WASHINGTON 30 ED KIEL 22 NICK RODGERS 18 LUKE JANNSON 47 KANE CLARKE 26 DAVID SMITH 24 DANIEL DICKERSON 2831 DYLANALEX THOMPSON KOOP 23 TIM CAMERON 18 BRODIE CRANE 48 MITCHELL SCOTT JESSE HARE 19 BRENDAN KENNY 32 JUDD LANYAN 27 25 THOMAS FARRELLY 29 ERIN FRANKLIN GUS ROGERS 19 JOHN MANISCALCO 33 MICHAEL DICKSON 4924 ARON EVERETT 28 CAMERON SMITH 20 LIAMTOM AGGETTMCCAFFREY 30 THOMAS WALSH 26 34 TROY LUFF 5025 ANDREWRONAN WORDSORTH MORRIS 20 CHRIS IRWIN 29 GLENN WATTS 2427 MARSHALJACK PARKER CAIRNDUFF 3136 SAMKYLE PARKERWILSON 5126 FREDKIERAN SKULLEY BRIDGER 2130 SHANEPETER WILLIAMSBARNES 2728 IANJACKSON HOLDER POLA -SMITH 3337 PETERTOM WILLIAMSON LLOYD 52 BEN COFFEY 38 JAMES PASCOE 29 MARK WILLIAMS 2331 KANEJAMES RADFORD DUNN 29 NATHAN BOSSCHIETER 28 REGAN SHARPE 3440 JOSHUASPENCER KROCHMALTIER 53 SAM ORTON 30 WILLS BRASSIL 30 DAN MARTIN 2437 TRENTTIM SCOULAR SCHMUTTER 3641 BRAYDONTOM FALVEY GREENWOOD 54 PETER HUGHES 3436 RYANJIMI MCDONALDKING-THORNBURG SAM WIDMER 43 MITCH WOODS 5532 DAVIDPETER FROST JOHNSON 38 SIRELI FIFITA 39 JACK THOMPSON 27 3637 TRISTANJAMES BEHAGG SMITH 44 TAYLOR PREECE MATT CAREY 5635 SAMSIMON CRICHTON WILLIAMS 41 PHILLIP PRIOR 40 ADAM BIRRER 33 ANDREW MUNNS 3438 RYAN KING-THORNBURG 46 TOM DICKSON 57 RONAN GERAGHTY 42 THOMAS EDMONDS 48 TIM CUMMINS 48 HENRY ST HILL 39 JAMES MASON 47 MITCHELL QUARRELL 58 CHRIS REICHMAN 35 ANTHONYTED WIDMER BISHOP 36 TRISTEN SMITH 54 TIM COENEN TIM CORDNER 43 40 TOM SCHULTZ 55 SAM ROONEY 54 59 MARK HAEBICH 59 MITCHELL HAMER 3656 HAYDENRANGA EDIRIWICKRAMATURNER 4441 TROYSAM HAIDER SHEEN 60 CARLTON HOLLSTEN 6060 STEWARTTIM WIDMER BOYD 60 JOSH SMITH

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www.sydneyafl.com.auwww.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.auwww.sydneyafl.com.au 2416 1725 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 SENIOR TEAM LISTS SENIOR TEAM LISTS PENNANT HILLS MANLY WARRINGAH ILLAWARRA MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Premier Division Premier Division Division One Division One Senior Coach: Chris Yard Senior Coach: Leigh Brain Senior Coach: David Nolen Senior Coach: Stuart Newman Colours: Red & Navy Blue Colours: Maroon & White 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 DAVID STROUD 2 SEBASTIAN PARKER 1 BEN HYNDES 2 LACHLAN KILPATRICK 1 LOGAN MEAD 3 AARON CRISFIELD 3 TYRONE ARMITAGE 2 WILL COOK 2 JAMES BRACKIN 4 MATT THOMAS 4 JAMES BRAIN 3 PAORA WAAKA 4 DYLAN BROGAN 5 LLOYD SHEPHERD 5 BRAYDEN FOWLER 6 DAVE NOLEN 5 ROB VINCENT 6 BRANT JACK 6 RYAN WEARNE 8 NATHAN ISKRA 6 RYAN LUDOWYKE 9 NICK CAMPBELL 7 JACK HAWKINS 10 JACKSON GRAY 10 ROB WATTS 8 HARRY WEBB 7 MARK BISHOP 11 ISAAC WALTON 11 THEO MORAITIS 9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON 8 RYAN HARRIS 10 HARRISON KOCH 12 JACOB BROOKFIELD 12 SAM ZIKMAN 10 GAV NIXON 11 CONNOR PETTERSSON 13 JOE KENNY 13 HARRY ANGEL 11 SEAN ELLICOTT 12 ANGUS BUNCLE 15 ETHAN HAILEY 14 ALEX GOODALL 13 GARETH BENBOW 16 CHRISTOS PANAGAKOS 12 PETER LEBRETON 15 KIERAN WRIGHT 14 THOMAS THURGARLAND 13 TIM WOLNIZER TIM WALES 17 JACK NUGENT 16 15 ERIC BURKE 18 DANIEL WORDEN 14 ANDREW ROBERTSON 17 ADAM NIXON 16 MICHAEL ATKINSON 15 SAM WOOD 18 DAN WITT 17 JORDAN WEIR 19 RYAN WELLS 20 STEPHEN WRAY 18 LEVI BRAIN 21 CHRIS COOK 16 JACK COGHLAN 21 BEN URWIN 19 CRAIG PRIDGEON 22 BEN FROST 17 SAM SIMPSON 22 REGAN PINKER 20 CALUM JOHNSTON 23 MITCH O‘BRIAN 19 CAM LUDOWYKE 21 JACK HUNTER 23 DANIEL PREEN 24 NELSON WELLS 21 JAMES MOYLAN 22 JACK LYNCH 25 DAMIAN DELL‘AQUILA 25 JAKE HOGARTH 23 HAYDEN WASHINGTON 22 NICK RODGERS 26 DAVID SMITH 24 DANIEL DICKERSON 28 DYLAN KOOP 23 TIM CAMERON 27 JESSE HARE 25 THOMAS FARRELLY 29 ERIN FRANKLIN 24 GUS ROGERS 28 CAMERON SMITH TOM MCCAFFREY 30 THOMAS WALSH 26 25 RONAN WORDSORTH 29 GLENN WATTS 27 JACK PARKER 31 SAM WILSON 26 KIERAN BRIDGER 30 PETER BARNES 28 JACKSON POLA-SMITH 33 PETER LLOYD 29 NATHAN BOSSCHIETER 29 MARK WILLIAMS 31 JAMES DUNN 34 JOSHUA TIER 30 WILLS BRASSIL 30 DAN MARTIN 37 TIM SCOULAR 36 BRAYDON GREENWOOD 36 JIMI MCDONALD 38 SAM WIDMER 32 PETER FROST 37 JAMES BEHAGG 39 JACK THOMPSON 41 MATT CAREY 35 SIMON WILLIAMS 38 PHILLIP PRIOR 40 ADAM BIRRER THOMAS EDMONDS 48 HENRY ST HILL 42 39 JAMES MASON 47 MITCHELL QUARRELL 43 TED WIDMER 40 TOM SCHULTZ 55 SAM ROONEY 54 TIM CORDNER 56 RANGA EDIRIWICKRAMA 41 SAM HAIDER CARLTON HOLLSTEN 60 STEWART BOYD 60

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 16 25 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 TEAMSENIOR TEAM LISTS LISTS AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK BALMAIN PENRITH Division One Division One Senior Coach: Luke Jarjoura Senior Coach: Barry Denton Colours: Yellow & Black Colours: Black, Teal & White In 2014 selected matches will be live streamed through the Team List Team List AFL Sydney website thanks to Digital Sports. To watch live No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 ALEX O‘DEA simply go to www.sydneyafl.com.au and click on the AFL 2 JAMES WEBSTER 2 JOSH SHEPHARD 4 EDEN BENNELL 3 ADAM SHARP Sydney TV tab. 6 RYAN HEZLETT 4 PATRICK POPE 7 CHRIS BOLT 5 TOM ROBERTS 9 SAM WALLWORK 10 BRADLEY PLUG 6 MICHAEL BROWN All matches live streamed will then be stored on the AFL 11 LUKE JARJOURA 7 DANIEL SCHROOT Sydney website and can viewed at any time. 12 EDEN WOODEND 8 GEORGE PANERAS 13 ED MCCANN 14 JOEL GRAY 9 JAY EDWARDS 15 REESE GILLESPIE 10 BEN ROBINSON Upcoming matches— 16 DARREN CARLE 11 MALEN WATSON 17 RICHARD TYRRELL 12 MATTHEW LAFFAN 18 JAYDEN DONATO 20 BRENDAN CANN 13 SAM LOCKHART 21 JOHN LITTLE 15 DAN SMYTH Round Date Home Away Venue 22 BLAKE MALCOLM 18 MITCH RENEHAN 23 LUKE WILBY 24 DANIEL LLOYD 20 LIAM MURPHY 26 BRENDAN JENKINS 21 JOSH ANASIS 13 TBC TBC 27 JASON FRETWELL 22 JAMES DENTON 28 ROMAN CHOWANETZ 23 MICHAEL DENTON 29 BILL SHIPWAY 14 TBC TBC 30 DAMON WOODEND 24 BEN MCGOVERN 31 MITCHELL SOAMES 25 JAKE PIANTA 32 NICK HALLIDAY 26 LACHLAN SMITH 33 BEN PLUG 34 ALISTAIRE DUELL-FERGUSON 27 TOM HALL 35 ADAM MIDDLETON 29 MAX MCNAMARA 36 HARRY JENKINS 32 JAMES DEVLIN 37 KEVIN JONES 33 CHRIS NOLAN 40 JAMES WEST 43 RYAN HUGHES 34 TOM NOBLE 45 RYAN BETTS 40 MITCH PURSE 47 TYLER RYAN 41 MITCH STEVENS 48 ANDREW RICCORD 42 LUKE JONES 49 LUKE ELASI 50 MITCHELL KUHN 46 NATHAN WRIGHT

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 26 15 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 MILESTONES SENIOR TEAM LISTS Congratulations to the following players achieving milestones recently: MOOREBANK BLACKTOWN Division Two Division Two Adam Sharp—Penrith—100 games Senior Coach: Mark Coles Senior Coach: Ash Moeller Colours: Black & White Colours: Red, Yellow & Black Ed Kirby—Penrith—50 games Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals AFL SYDNEY WEBSITE 2 PAT BARCLAY 1 DANIEL SAUNDERS 3 MIKE O‘GRADY 2 TAYLOR CURRANT 4 ANDREW CAREY 5 KENT WEIR 3 JOSEPH O‘MARA 6 JOSH MANN 4 RYAN FORRESTER 7 BEN MOLYNEAUX 6 RHYS HORTON 8 HENRY BUTTON 9 LEIGHTON CORR 7 SHAUN WICKEN Visit www.sydneyafl.com.au for 10 MATTHEW GANN 8 SAM YOUNG 11 DEAN CONNORS Latest News 9 BRIAN CURRANT 13 LUCAS BENDT 14 JOEY SAUNDERS 10 DANIEL BALDERSTON Results 15 FABIAN MCLEOD 11 TROY LARKINS 16 DAN MCINTYRE 2014 Fixtures 12 THOMAS RICE 20 BEN AKMENS 21 BRAD WHALE 13 MITCH BURTON Ladders 22 GILL CORR 15 ANDREW CRUWYS 23 DANIEL CLIFFORD Photo Gallery 19 SCOTT DUGGAN 26 ANDREW POLKINGHORNE 28 DANIEL BURFORD 21 MATTHEW KIRPICHNIKOV Sydney AFL Forms 30 MARK BURGER 22 PAUL MARKOU 31 JAY ROUGHLEY and more 23 BLAKE PARKER 39 ASH MOELLER 40 MATTHEW HINCHCLIFFE 24 IAIN CAMPBELL 46 MICHAEL COLLINS SOCIAL MEDIA 26 ADAM SHELDON 48 JARED CLIFFORD 29 JOHNATHON MOORE 52 ETHAN BARCLAY 53 MBIMBI MBIMBI 30 BLAKE PEARCE 54 MATT NEWSON 32 DAVIEL SCHULSTAD AFL Sydney @aflsydney 59 AARON HILL 36 CHRIS CAIRNS 60 TIM BARACZ 61 DANIEL NIEASS 37 CHRIS HARRY 62 LUKE CAMELLIRI 69 ANTHONY SIMPSON 66 DANIEL LIM

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 14 27 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 SENIOR TEAM LISTS 2014 AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK CAMDEN NOR-WEST Division Two Division Three Senior Coach: James Dixon Senior Coach: Mark Johnston & Peter Matt Lemme Colours: Navy Blue & White Kyle Colours: Blue & White Western Suburbs Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals Nathan Lomas Josh Cass 1 FRASER BROWN 2 PETER KYLE Campbelltown Hills Eagles 2 CHRIS MURRAY 3 PETER RICHARDSON 3 JAMES BROADBENT 4 HARRY STEVER 4 STEPHEN MANN 5 RYAN JOHNSTON 5 DAVID PATTISON 6 ADAM NEWTON David Stroud Damon Collina Hayden Nichols 6 JAMES WATKINS 8 ETHON COOMBS Manly Warringah UTS UNSW/ES MARK MAHER 7 14 AARON BAYNE BLAKE MCCROSSEN 8 15 DAVID CLINCH 9 BEN REID 16 SEB GOLDRICK 10 MARK STREET 17 MICHAEL GRAY 11 BEVAN KEYS Selby Lee Steere 20 LEIGH SHARPE North Shore 12 TIM MCDONALD 23 LOUIS BUTLER 13 BEN ROBERTSON 28 PETER MARTINOLI 14 DREW LAWRENCE 31 JACK BENNETT Dom Killworth 15 NICK LAWS Taran Etto Kaizaad Mehta 32 JAMES MOYNIHAN St George 16 JOSHUA LEYS Campbelltown UTS 34 LIAM VIEGEL 17 JOEL WHEELER JASON WOODWARD 18 MITCH BROADSTOCK 36 Damian Dell‘Aquila 19 CRAIG TREWHELLA 39 JOSH EDWARDS Pennant Hills 20 MARK HALTEH 44 KYLE CLARKE 21 PAUL LOVE 47 MATTHEW SCHWAGER Alex Goodall 22 ADAM NOYCE 48 DANIEL HARDING Pennant Hills 23 DAVID THOMAS 49 BLAKE HEGGIE 24 SHANE DOHERTY 50 OWEN HICKMAN 25 THOMAS GLYNN 52 BENNETT IDSTEIN 26 MATT SMITH 54 SEB MURRAY 27 AARON BEVES 60 DAVID DRAPER Rod Craig Nick Ryan Stephen Wray 28 JOSIAH AYLING 62 MUSA BAKARI St George St George Pennant Hills 29 JAMES DIXON 65 MICHAEL GUTHRIDGE 30 GREG MCGUINESS 66 ALEX LORENZELLI 31 SCOTT WAX 68 ASH LIGHT 32 VICTOR MUSGRAVE 72 JEREMY DILGER 33 JOSH BARBARO 74 ZANE PRIEST 34 TOMMY PRIOR 97 CHEYNE ANDERSON Aron Everett Alex Foote 35 JAIME PAGE Sydney Uni UNSW/ES

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 28 13 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 2014 RISING STARs SENIOR TEAM LISTS RANDWICK CITY GOSFORD NATHAN LOMAS—CAMPBELLTOWN Division Three Division Three Senior Coach: Mitch Rose Senior Coach: Bruce Cross Nathan joined Campbelltown this season from Wollongong and has made quite an impression Colours: Red, White & Black Colours: Yellow & Black at the club from his first training session. Team List Team List Although only 17, Nathan has shown great maturity and is a natural leader in regards to his No Name Goals No Name Goals training ethic and willingness to learn from Neil and the coaching staff. 1 GREG ELLIOTT 1 PETE MCCARTHY So far this season in 11 games in Premier Division, Nathan has been named in the Best for 3 GEORGE GAROUFALIS 2 JOHN MATHEISON the Blues an astonishing 8 times. On many occasions recently playing a key role at CHB. 5 SEAN HARPER-WIRTH 3 JACK HUNT

6 RICHARD LAWSON 4 LUKE LEPAGE Everyone at the club is extremely happy to congratulate Nathan on his nomination and look 7 ASH MCCAIG forward to seeing his further development for the rest of 2014 and beyond. 5 SCOTT BURKINSHAW 8 DANNY PEZESHKI 6 ADAM TOMSETT Previous nominees: 9 MARK KAVANAGH 7 SEAN HANSEN Round 1— Taylor Preece (UNSW/ES) 20 CALLEN COLVILLE Round 2— Abe Davis (UNSW/ES) 8 DAMIAN TOMSETT 23 BLAIR OLIVER Round 3—Theo Moraitis (Pennant Hills) 9 LACHLAN THOMPSON 25 MICHAEL SADLER Round 4—Callum Mills (North Shore) 10 NEIL DORRINGTON Round 5—Harry Dobson (Sydney University) 28 CHRIS HENDERSON Round 6—Jack Parker (Manly Warringah) 11 MICK HOLGATE 31 MICHAEL GARSTIN Round 7—Brad Watson (Pennant Hills) 12 FRASER THOMPSON 37 SCOTT FEIGAN Round 8—Aidan Bell (Campbelltown) 13 HAMISH BARSING Round 9—Nick Shaw (St George) 49 AIDAN GREET 14 SCOTT STOKES Round 10—Lachlan Maples (Sydney Uni) 53 MICHAEL HOFFSTEIN 15 CRAIG GIBLIN JOBSON 55 JORDAN LIPSON 16 MARK WALKER MORGAN ROSS— GOSFORD 60 DIMITRI GAROUFALIS 17 NEIL WALKER Morgan has gone from strength to strength in the 6 games she has 63 JEREMY GRANT 18 CHRISTIAN EMERY played. She is a natural athlete with a sporting background, however 64 ANDREW HOOPER 19 JAMES KEMP AFL is the first contact sport she has played. 75 MITCH ROSE 20 HARRY MCGUIRE 77 LUKE MAUNDER LIAM GHALAYINI Although she is new to the game, she has picked up the skills very 78 JULIAN FINCH 21 quickly and is now a key member of the Gosford Wildcats forward 79 TIM BOLCH 22 AARON SMITH line. She is capable of winning the hard ball, and uses her speed to 80 MAT BURKE 23 TIM EATHER clear congestion. She is a long kick and is aggressive in defence. 81 PETER CONNAIRE 25 CAMERON JONES

82 CALLUM DAY 26 SCOTT DORRINGTON Morgan has an exciting future in the game, with her combination of size, speed and 83 ADRIAN IRELAND 27 PAUL STOCKLEY natural ability. The Gosford Wildcats will be able to build a team to challenge for the 29 AMOS HESSELL finals in coming years with players such as Morgan. 84 ROBBIE MELDRUM

Previous nominees: Round 1— Kate Stanton (Wollongong) Round 5—Kimberly Chan (Wollongong) Round 2—Jasmine Smith (UNSW/ES) Round 6—Natasha Loiseau (Penrith) Round 3—Wafaa Elwadia (Auburn) Round 7—Wadad Hammoud (Auburn) ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Round 4—Emily Crookes (Gosford) Round 8—Ashleigh Carter (Manly Warringah) www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 12 29 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 SENIOR TEAM LISTS THOSE WERE THE DAYS WOLLONDILLY MOOREBANK In 1918 Robert married Beryl and the following year they moved to Mosman then later Division Four Womens Div Two Northbridge in Sydney. Anecdotally the Sydney move was because Beryl was ―sick of footy Senior Coach: Daniel Hockey Senior Coach: Ian Prudham fans buying him beers.‖ Colours: Red & White Colours: Black & White He worked for the Taxation Office where he became Special Assistant to the Commis- Team List Team List sioner, a position especially created for him after twice rejecting the role of commissioner. No Name Goals No Name Goals Apparently he wasn't interested in the social aspect of the commissioner‘s job, rather he 1 DANIEL KOVASEVIC 1 TARA WARNER preferred to ‗run the department.‘

2 JAMES WESTON 2 BRITTANY BRAY Famous for being able to quote the entire tax act, he was also whiz at maths and was 3 BRODIE WESTWOOD 3 CORY RUTLAND loaned to the treasury department during the decimal currency changeover in 1966 be- 4 RHYS HAMILTON 4 DARLENE HANSEN cause of his ability to convert pounds (£) to dollars ($) instantly. 5 JOSHUA DRYBURGH 5 EMMA PURCELL 6 SCOTT SMITH 6 JESSICA PURCELL His football career ended in 1927 when he was knocked unconscious for 24 hours and bore a lump in his forehead for the rest of his life. He said by then he was a marked man 7 CHAD FITZSIMMONS 7 SARA LANG and was sick of being belted. Robert or Bob, died in 1975. 8 JANET LOVE 8 MATTHEW JENSEN 9 SHAUN PAGET 9 CHARLINE WOOD His medal was stored in the back of his son‘s wardrobe and had been there since the 10 ABBEY WALTERS 10 ZAC MADDEN 1970's. The current Rob Powers (grandson), cleared his parent‘s estate two and a half 11 ALICIA DUNAJUK years ago but it took until recently to find the medal, which, incidentally now lives at the 11 LUKE OSBOURNE 12 TYLER GREEN back of his cupboard. 12 ODIN RASMUSSEN 13 AMANDA HOPE 13 TYE JACKSON When it was first awarded a newspaper reported: 14 CASSIE RICE 14 JOSHUA O‘RIORDAN 15 ERIN MCALISTER 15 CHRISTOPHER WOLFE 16 AMY LANG ELLIS MEDAL. On Saturday competition for the Ellis medal began. This is a medal 16 BRANDAN PARKER donated for the fairest and most brilliant player of the season. At the conclusion of « 17 AMANDA WARD 18 JACKSON CRANE each game the umpire fills in a card bearing the names of three players in preference, 18 LIZ TOWNEND and these are retained till the end of the season. Personally, I think the task of um- 19 ETHAN CRESTANI 19 KIRRALEE LOVE pires is already difficult enough without imposing on them this additional burden, and 20 CHRIS UNDERWOOD 20 SRAH FORGE it would be more preferable if a responsible League official were given the task. 21 SEAN FITZSIMMONS 21 KATE LANG 22 ROBERT DRYBURGH 22 RACHEL MARTIN 23 BRENDAN COCKERILL 23 MOLLEY FRENCH 24 TIMOTHY GODDARD 24 SIOBHAN MOORE 25 DAVE ABELA 25 RHEANNA VEHLOW 26 RUSSELL ANDREWS 26 STEPHANIE SHELDON 28 DANIEL HOCKEY 43 MILLEY RICKARD

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 30 11 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 THOSE WERE THE DAYS TEAM LISTS This page is provided by the NSW Australian Football History Society. The Society‘s RANDWICK CITY ANGELS GOSFORD aims are to preserve the memory of NSW football. Tomorrow this game you are at will Womens Div Two Womens Div Two become history. Who won this, why did they do that, what does that mean? The Soci- Senior Coach: Senior Coach: Simon Berry ety wants to preserve those memories. Your club can help by designating a club histo- Colours: Red, Black & White Colours: Black & Yellow rian to work with the Society. As well you or the club can join, the details of which are on their website: www.nswfootballhistory.com.au Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals FIRST ‘PHELAN’ MEDALIST 1 RUBY PARKER The Phelan Medal, or as it was known then, (and unknown to us) The 5 STEPH COOK-WRIGHT 2 CARLEY GAULT Ellis Medal, was first awarded in 1926. This award, for the player 6 RIEKA MILEN 3 ANGELA WILLS gauged as the best and fairest in the competition, more than likely fol- 4 JADE GRAINGER lowed the lead of the VFL which had instituted the Brownlow Medal in 7 STACEY HALL 5 KARINA DAVIDSON 1924. Of course the Magarey Medal, for the Fairest and Best player in the 8 IMOGEN GEILLSLER 6 TANYA HOYES South Australian competition started in 1898 so the Croweaters are the trail blazers in the SHELLEY BOURKE 10 CYN ANDERSON 7 recognizing their players. 8 KARA MCDONALD 11 EMMA CHARLTEN 9 PETA WHITE It wasn‘t until 1926 that Sydney officials took to the medal, naming it after the donor, E J Ellis, then, the decoration was crafted in solid gold. We are not too sure of the identity of 13 ELISIE BANKS 10 REBECCA COLLINS this person so we can‘t elaborate. By 1932 the medal had been renamed the Provan Tro- 11 TES MUTTON 14 JARNIA ZARB phy, after the president of the league A D S Provan, a former Newtown player and solici- 12 AMY HESSELL tor. He too donated the actual medal. 15 SHANNON FLEMMING 13 KIM PRATT

REBECCA CHIN Then in 1937 the title of the medal was changed to the Phelan Trophy, later medal, after 17 ABBEY MCDONALD 14 Jim Phelan, the person considered the father of the game in Sydney because of the effort 15 SALLY MCGRATH 18 GABI BRYAN and commitment he gave to the game here. 16 REBECCA MCMAHON

20 KAYA THOMPSON 17 KIM SMALLACOMBE Most recently we received an email from a Robert Powers, grandson of the 1926 winner of 18 STEPH FARQUHARSON the award who was also named Robert or Bobby Powers. 22 TINA ZEKANTS 19 EMILY CROOKES Here is a little information he provided on the 1926 winner‘s career: 23 REBECCA FLORENCE 20 ANNABELLE BARES 21 EMMA SHAW 24 KELLY PARKER Robert Henry Powers born 1900 at Ballarat, was one of three 22 LOUISE ABEY brothers, at some stage the family moved to Melbourne. 29 GEMMA CHMIELEWSKI 23 GENNA CLARKE There he attended Caulfield Grammar where he was far more 30 SARAH FALLIS 24 NICOLE MACKIE impressed with being captain of the school football team 25 OLIVIA SAVIA 50 BEC APTED rather than being Dux of the school. (Both of his brothers 26 MAGGIE MURPHY were also respectively named Dux in their final year at the school.)

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Team List Team List No Name Goals No Name Goals 1 ELYSE CIRSON 2 YVETTE HERITAGE 1 ALICIA ARMITAGE 3 JENNI STANTON 2 MIKAELA BATE 4 CLARINDA CAMPBELL WHAT WE DO: 3 CLAIRE BRYAN 5 NICOLA KENNEDY 6 ELISE KIDD 4 EMILY CARRIGAN · Representation & welfare - representation at the AFL NSW/ACT 7 AMELIA DENT and key programs 5 ASHLEIGH CARTER 8 LEANNE KIDD 9 AMBER DENNIS 6 JESSICA FERRALL · Recognition & reward - end of season awards, milestones, Hoyts 10 CASEY MOANE 7 HOLLY GRAHAM Umpire of the Month and our scholarship program 11 ELLEN CREWDSON 8 JESSICA JOSLYN 12 MEGAN BLACKWOOD · Services & resources - canteen and equipment at the General 9 CIARA KEARNS 13 SHANNYN EVERINGHAM-GEARY Store and other training facilities 14 JESSIE MULHOLLAND 10 ALISA KELLEY 16 CLANCY HENDERSON 17 OLI KROWKA 11 RACHAEL LEWIS · Community & social - organising formal / informal social functions 18 CATHERINE STANTON 12 TIFFANY LINAY 19 BREE BRAGA · Communication - White Line Fever, the Association website and 13 KELLY MARSH 20 LAANI EVANS Member updates 21 LAURA RUSSEL 14 MELANIE O‘BRIEN

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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 32 9 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 DEMONS RETURN TO THE ERN TEAM LISTS By Caitlin Arnold PENRITH RAMETTES AUBURN GIANTS This Saturday for the Pennant Hills Demons marks one of Womens Div Two Womens Div Two their biggest and busiest days of the year. Senior Coach: Jason Bradley Senior Coach: Lael Kassem Not only will they be involved in a top of the table clash with Colours: White, Teal & Pink Colours: Orange & Grey Manly-Warringah, they will also be hosting from their histori- cal homeland of Ern Holmes Oval with their annual event – Team List Team List ‗Back to the Ern Day‘. Coincidently coinciding with the 20- No Name Goals No Name Goals year reunion of the 1994 Reserves and Under 19s Premiership victories, this weekend at the 2 JANA WEBB 1 MARWA ISMAIL Demons looks set to tire bodies, but not team spirit. 3 MELISSA BRYDON 2 NAREN WILSON Having recently hosted a ‗Penno versus The World‘ game, where former Demons came up 4 JENNIFER BROWN 3 HAYAT AJAJ against those involved at the club who never actually took to the field, it is clear that Pennant 4 RAYAN SAFAR Hills are enormously proud of their support network. 6 LAUREN HAZELL It is such a community club that when you ask the Pennant Hills Demons‘ President, Phillip 8 JESSIE BURNHAM 5 AMNA KARRA-HASSAN Hare who has impressed him most at the club this year, his response is to commend those who 9 ASHLEY GROSAS 6 LAEL KASSEM do not necessarily lace up their boots every weekend. 10 SIMON HALSE 7 RAYANNE ZAIM ―Pennant Hills‘ involvement of past players and the local community is something the club 11 MELANIE HUNTER 8 FAHIMI QUEIK places great importance on. We are lucky to have a long list of people who repeatedly contrib- 12 KAYLA BADGER 9 LAILA HALWANI ute to the on-field and off-field success of our club,‖ says Hare. 10 JAMILE GHEMRAOUI ―However, this year special mentions need to be made to Allan Abbott for coordinating the club 13 NATALIE CAMILLERI 11 NORA AYAD bar, and Jackie and Wayne Keating who have taken on arranging and running of our club can- 14 JULIE ASHBY 12 JASMINE AYAD teen. 15 MEGAN VELLA 13 ASEEL SOUFI ―We know how tough it is to run a club off the field and these people have done a great job on 16 NATACHA LOUISEAU both Saturdays and Club Thursdays.‖ 15 SABRINA BADR 18 MEL HOWARD On the field, Pennant Hills sit second on the ladder to Manly-Warringah whose percentage has 18 WALAE CHEHADE 21 APRIL GREEN skyrocketed following multiple 100-point plus victories earlier in the season. 19 JENAN ELRISHE 23 KIRSTY BURCHER With Manly-Warringah coming off a shock loss to St George in Round 11, and the historical 22 MARIA SINU MUA significance of ‗Back to the Ern Day‘ instilling a great amount of club pride within their players, 24 ZEAONA MCDONAGH 23 LINA ELCHEIKH the Demons will be hoping to gain the advantage over their Northern Beaches based foes this 26 LINDA MCCARTHY 24 MAYSA CHAKIK weekend. 27 KATE EASTHOPE Adding a further element of occasion to the day, players will be competing for the William ‗Bill‘ 25 YASHA KAMMOUN 28 BRYONY CORLESS Carey Medal – Carey being a Pennant Hills, Balmain and Sydney AFL legend. 26 JENAN ELRISHE ―A Pennant Hills Premier Division player will be awarded the William ‗Bill‘ Carey Medal in recog- 29 STEPHANIE KOSTIC 27 SARAH ANNOUS nition of their contribution to the game at the Ern – where Bill was the ground manager for 31 HALEY SHORT 31 SHAYMA FATFAT Penno Juniors for a significant number of years,‖ explains Hare. 32 JASMINE PAYNE 32 LIALI KARRA-HASSAN While the Premier Division squad fields most of the wider AFL community praise, Pennant Hills‘ 33 MAGDA BAZAN 33 RIMA ISMAIL other division teams are also amassing victories that see them placed toward the top of their 34 NIKKI PERRETT 34 MARWA ADRA respective ladders – proving a depth at the club to be envied. 35 EVE PAMER ―The results across the four teams have certainly been pleasing throughout the season. 36 WEDAD HAMMOUD ―An important recognition must go to Division One Coach, Jason Clarke and his players. Jason 36 ANDREA DEIGHTON 37 FAYE ABDELKAFI has done an amazing job this year and the team‘s success is a reflection of the way in which 37 NIKKI MCNEILL 38 AFAF AYACHE the whole coaching staff develops younger players – it‘s a great feeling for the club.‖ 38 JUSTINE VELLA 39 TAHRA HAWA Having four of their players chosen in this year‘s Sydney Representative team – Alex Goodall, James Dunn, Stephen Wray and Lloyd Shepherd – Pennant Hills are thrilled to have the oppor- tunity to show off their talent on a larger stage. ―We have always wished our players the best when they take the next step - from representa- tive football to Swans Reserves or RAMS games. ―What is great to see is that they all love coming back to Penno after the experience, and that ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL the quality of the Sydney football as reflected in its representative side, is improving.‖ www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 8 33 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 TEAM LISTS PLAYER PROFILES UTS SHAMROCKS SOUTHERN POWER STEWART BOYD — ILLAWARRA PETER KYLE— NOR-WEST Womens Div Two Womens Div Two Senior Coach: Vanessa Mayer Senior Coach: Matt Crowe Nickname: Bobcat Nickname: Pekay Colours: Teal & Black Colours: Aqua, Black & White Favourite AFL Team: Geelong Cats Favourite AFL Team: Essendon Same Olds

Team List Team List Favourite AFL Player: Dustin Fletcher & Stevie No Name Goals No Name Goals Favourite AFL Player: Gary Ablett Jnr J 1 JULIE THAI 1 CLAIRE OBRIEN 2 SARAH BRADLEY 2 LISA TOWNSON Favourite Playing Position: Centre Favourite Playing Position: Forward Pocket 3 LYDIA FINNERTY 3 DOMINQUE GOOM Half Back or the tough days of playing full back in a strong 4 MELINA BUDDEN 4 EBONY MACKEY SFA

5 KATIE SILVER 5 LAUREN HODGSON Most Difficult Opponent: Jonathan Most Difficult Opponent: Over the years, 9 DAISSY YUAN 6 MELISSA CIRAOLO Giles blokes like Shaun Edmunds (Parra) Jaret 10 SANDRA RYAN 7 JENNA MILLER Hogarth (Manly) Andrew Browne (SUni) Fred 11 SIMONE FAULKNER 8 ASHLEY MCCLURE Best AFL Sydney Player Seen: Ben David (WGong) Jamie Graetz (MUni) Jason Ware 12 SUZANNE FLAHERTY (Penrith) 9 KRISTY DE PELLEGRINI Rogers (former hills eagles) or Troy luff 13 JESSIE COOPER 10 BIANCA NORTH (ex swans player) 14 ERICA WILCOX Best AFL Sydney Player Seen: Gerard Smits 11 MELANIE HIBBERT 15 SOPHIE THROWER (Hawkesbury) Trevor Burnett (Gong), Jason 12 BRITTANY DAY Philp (Cronulla) Salem Kassem (Parra) and spe- 17 KELLIE NOLAN Most Annoying Teammate: Dylan 13 LYNDEL MCMARTIN cial mention to Ben Physick, watching him play 18 RITA BONETTI Koop (needs to kick a goal desperately) 14 KATHRYN HULL Seniors from 15 odd and then getting rewarded 19 MORGAN ZHU with a couple of flags before he hung the boots 15 RACHEL MOON Funniest Teammate: Christopher Cook 20 CHRISTINE MCCUTCHEON up 17 RACHEL SMITH 21 VON EIRLYS (too much banter) 18 ERIKA HOSKINGS 23 TULLY MCDONOUGH Most Annoying Teammate: Stuart Tibben 19 ALEXANDA TEGG and the various Facebook pests at the club 24 LARA HILMI Most Embarrassing Football Mo- 20 MELISSA APPLEBY 27 DANI MCCARTHY ment: Watch running 1hr slow at train- Funniest Teammate: Chris Kyle, Paul Web- 28 CHERETA DAYLIGHT 21 SHELLEY GIBSON ing therefore training for an hour late/ ster, Stuart Tibben, David Clinch 22 DANIELLE DUNAJCIK 29 DOMINICA RAYMOND wearing female sunglasses to the game 31 TERESA ROBERTSON 23 JESSICA COLQUHOUN Most Embarrassing Football Moment: An- 32 LEANNE MCKENZIE 24 BRONTE HOWELL Greatest Football Achievement: drew Thain kicking 10 on me in a half. That 33 KERRI ALLEN 25 JASMIN FERGUS BMFC Best and fairest 2011 sucked.

34 BETH SARGENT 26 KATHLEEN PARKER Greatest Football Achievement: Undefeated 28 SANDRA SMITH 36 VICKI CHAMRON Best Football Advice Given to You: premiership in my first year as coach, and re- 41 CHARLENE HUMPHRIES 29 LISA ROSE What you put in is what you'll get out turning from a badly broken leg to play my 44 CLARE GILL 30 NAY NORRIS 100th 51 SHONA O‘LOUGHLIN 32 LOUISE GLASGOW 2014 Brownlow Medal Winner: Gary 53 LISA BOWKER 60 LINDA TOWNSON Ablett Best Football Advice Given to You: Punch with purpose to the boundary

Junior Club: Belconnen Cats 2014 Brownlow Medal Winner: Give it to Jobe

¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL ¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Junior Club: Seven Hills Bombers JAFC

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In the early stages of the game, it was a scrappy contest and not one that reached any great heights; but the Bombers took an early lead with the first three goals of the game, and despite the Eagles getting one back in time-on, the Bombers were 13 points to the good at quarter time. Goals were hard to come by in the second quarter, just one apiece, as the defences of both sides had the better of their forward opponents and the ball travelled from end to end while rarely going inside either 50 metre line. The Bombers were 15 points clear at half time, and some quick goals to start the third term built up what would be a match-winning buffer. The cross-field winds had blown to gale force, and even the straightest kicks would be picked up by the breeze and blown to unintended places. North Shore had the upper hand, three goals to one for the quarter setting up a 29-point lead at three quarter time; and the game was safely won. In the blustery conditions, the Eagles had no hope of recovering this game; and even had the winds been still, they didn‘t look to have the firepower. The Bombers scored two goals to one in the last term before the siren sounded to end the Bombers‘ losing run. Danny Roberts was outstanding on the North Shore forward line to finish with an impressive return of five goals; and along with Selby Lee-Steere and Daniel Schacher was among the Bombers‘ best. It‘s been far from an ideal season for North Shore, decimated by injury; but somehow they‘re only half a game outside the top five, and with some big names set to return in the next few weeks, they may yet sneak into the finals. Josh Cass, Jordan McPherson and Aaron Savage persevered all afternoon for the Eagles, but they remain stuck on the bottom of the ladder with just one win for the season to date.

UNSW/ES vs UTS The final game of the round was played at the Village Green on Sunday afternoon, an Eastern Suburbs university derby as UNSW-ES played host to UTS. There wasn‘t much to separate the teams during the early exchanges, and it was tightly contested through an evenly-fought first quarter; with the Bats holding a two-point advantage at quarter time. But the visitors took the ascendancy during a low-scoring, wind-swept second term in which they would kick the only two goals of the quarter to lead by 13 points at the long break. Inconsistent winds across the field would hamper both sides‘ ball-winning and disposal ability; but the over-riding factor behind the low scores was the relentless pressure that both sides would apply to each other. And that would continue in the third quarter, as tackles were plentiful but goals hard to come by. Two goals to one in favour of the Bulldogs, with the Bats‘ lead cut to six points at the last change. The final quarter saw the game continue on a knife-edge, with the tightness and low scoring keep- ing the game in dispute until the final moments. The Bulldogs would kick two goals in the final term, briefly taking the lead, but the Bats had the answers with three of their own; enough to get the edge over the Bulldogs and take the points. In the end, the winning margin for UTS was 11 points. Kaizaad Mehta, Damon Collina and Leigh Meyrick had influential impacts on the Bats‘ win, and important one in the context of the season. After having won just one game in the first half of the season, the Bats are suddenly only a game outside the top five and back in finals calcu- lations. Alex Foote, Hayden Nichols and Tom Williamson were among the Bulldogs‘ best; but it was a game that got away for the Bulldogs, one that leaves them still six points behind fifth place with North Shore and UTS leap- frogging them on the ladder. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 6 35 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 ROUND 11 REVIEW

It took a little while for the Demons to get their attack firing on all cylinders, but their solid defen- sive work, combined with some Magpie inaccuracy, would ensure they stayed in front on the scoreboard. Three goals to one in favour of the Demons resulted in a nine point lead at quarter time. But as the second quarter progressed, the Demons were making far better use of the windy conditions, adding four goals to one in the second term to get out to a 33-point lead at the long break. There was no way back into the contest for the Magpies, but it wasn‘t for a lack of trying. Two Magpie goals in the third quarter while they were working hard to keep it tight may have given them a sniff. But the Demons had the answers, three goals was enough to win the quarter and hold a 40-point advantage at three quarter time. Sensing a percentage boosting opportunity, the Demons continued with the job in the final quarter, their return of four goals to one turning the final result into a big win.

Campbelltown vs Sydney University And the gap between fourth and fifth remains intact after Sydney Uni were jumped by Campbell- town at Monarch Oval on Saturday afternoon and fell victim to one of the biggest boilovers of the season. The Blues, determined to make an early impression on the contest, hit the ground running and quickly asserted their presence in the early exchanges. Before too long, they were getting a steady stream of inside 50s, and converting it into scoreboard pressure. Four goals to one in the opening quarter gave the Blues a 19-point quarter time advantage. And although the Students tried to regroup after the early onslaught, the Blues had the answers during the second term. Three goals apiece were scored in the second quarter, and at half time the Blues held a 20-point advantage. For Sydney Uni, this wasn‘t the plan; and they knew they had some work to do if they were to get back into the game. While the winds were gathering outside, the Students were formulating a campaign of relentless pressure. And during the third term, they executed that plan, shutting the Campbelltown machine down and working to peg back the deficit. The cross-field winds made it difficult, but the Students were able to keep the ball camped on their forward line for much of the quarter as the kicked three unanswered goals to cut the margin back to two points at the last change. But significantly, the Students were never able to snatch the lead from the Blues. And that would be critical to how the final quarter would unfold. The Blues put in a quarter of desperation and defensive heroics as time and again they would hold the Students out. Time was ticking down, the Students could not find a way past the Campbelltown backline. And at the other end, one Camp- belltown goal sealed an important win as the Students could manage just two behinds for the quarter. The siren sounded, and the Blues had pulled off a six-point result. It was a narrow margin, but a gutsy and meritorious result for the Campbelltown side. Nathan Lomas, Taran Etto and Paul Green had been best for the Blues; but it was a solid team effort as they worked together to pull off a well-earned win. Aron Everett, Max Wilson and Glenn Smith worked hard for the Students; but it wasn‘t enough to rescue the game after a poor first quarter. It‘s been a strange season for Sydney Uni, winning just one of their last six games and only four out of 11 this season, but still sitting in the top five.

Sydney Hills Eagles vs North Shore But the gap the Students‘ held over their challengers for the last spot in the finals has been cut to half a game, after North Shore broke a four-game losing streak to record a 30-point win over Syd- ney Hills Eagles at Bruce Purser Reserve on Saturday afternoon.

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Just when we thought the line up for this year‘s CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2014 LEADING GOALKICKERS Premier Division finals series was all but decided, a round of upsets breathed new life into finals calcu- Premier Division LW TOT lations. U19/ BRAYDEN FOWLER MANLY 1 55 It was one of the windiest weekends in many a long Sen Res 3's / W Tot Wom year, the blustering blowing making it a tricky STEPHEN WRAY PENNANT HILLS 5 34 weekend for the players. But it‘s an ill wind that EVAN SMITH SYDNEY UNI 0 25 blows no-one good; and this weekend‘s results have Western Suburbs 45 44 18 107 added to the interest and intrigue of the run home Division One LW TOT to the finals. The Manly winning streak is over, and Nor-West 54 40 9.4 103.4 BEN ROGERS PARRAMATTA 4 32 the battle for fifth place is back on. BRAD PLUG BALMAIN 1 28 Manly Warringah 60 32 10 102 Manly Warringah vs St George CHRIS BOLT BALMAIN 0 20 For the first half of the season, defending champions Manly had taken all before them, looking Pennant Hills 60 36 6 102 Division Two LW TOT unstoppable as they demolished their opponents every week. But it‘s been a long time since a team went through a whole season undefeated; and the Giants‘ winning streak finally came to an BEN AKMENS BLACKTOWN 0 41 Camden 48 36 8.4 92.4 end at Weldon Oval on Saturday afternoon when they went down to St George by eight points. CHRISTIEN SPECHA WESTS 1 36 Many times this year the Giants had an early jump on their opponents, and the Dragons were de- termined to avoid that fate. And so they tackled and scrapped and made life difficult for the Giants Blacktown 48 36 8.4 92.4 MATT LECEK CAMDEN 4 34 in the first term. It wasn‘t always pretty to watch, but it was effective as the Giants were forced to Division Three LW TOT compete for every possession and could only manage one goal in the first term. St George 51 12 16 79 TIM EATHER GOSFORD 1 39 The Dragons were unable to manage a goal in the first quarter, trailing by four points at quarter time. But it didn‘t take long for them to break the deadlock and take the lead in the second term, Randwick City 60 8 10 78 PETER KYLE NOR-WEST 2 38 the first of four goals for the quarter. It was St George at their best, as for the first time this year MITCHELL STEVENS PENRITH 6 36 they made the Giants look vulnerable and held them to a single goal and going to the rooms at Balmain 54 12 6.6 72.6 half time with a ten point lead. Division Four LW TOT As the winds picked up in the third term, the game became more influenced by the stiff westerly. Holroyd Parramatta 36 32 0 68 NATHAN PETERS UNSW/ES 4 32 The Giants were kicking with it in the premiership quarter, and kept the scoreboard ticking over ROGER SNODGRASS SYDNEY UNI 1 30 with regularity. But their goal-kicking radar, so reliable for so much of the season to date, deserted Sydney University 27 36 2 65 them when they needed it. They took the lead during the quarter, but an inaccurate return of 3.9 Division Five LW TOT for the quarter would cost them dearly; as instead of getting out to an insurmountable lead, they Macquarie University 48 4 10 62 KEVIN KIRK PENRITH 6 45 held an advantage of 16 points at the last change. The Dragons were coming home with the wind, and by now it was blowing even harder, pumping UTS 21 36 4 61 JOHN LANE BLACKTOWN 3 34 the ball to the St George scoring end with ease. Trips to the western end were rare, with the Gi- Under 19s Division One LW TOT ants only able to manage two behinds. But the Dragons were finding the momentum was running Penrith 6 40 10 56 their way, and had plenty to celebrate as four unanswered goals in the final quarter. Finally the JAKE MINDHAM HILLS EAGLES 0 17 competition had found someone to slay the Giants. Moorebank 36 8 10 54 MITCHELL BELL MANLY 0 16 Experienced campaigner Rod Craig was in vintage form, dominating around the ground in a best- Under 19s Division Two LW TOT on-ground performance; while Dominic Killworth and Jordan West were also prominent around the North Shore 24 16 10 50 ground as the Dragons claimed their biggest scalp for the year and moved up to third place. For HAYDEN RAPLEY MOOREBANK 4 22 the Giants, David Stroud, Ryan Wearne and Tom Pyle worked hard all afternoon. The Giants re- Campbelltown 18 16 10 44 JOSHUA COOPER MACQUARIE UNI 0 18 main top of the ladder, but it‘s only their impressive percentage that keeps them there. And sud- denly there is hope for the rest of the league that the Giants can be beaten. Womens Division One LW TOT UNSW/ES 18 8 16 42 VERNA ILES NEWTOWN 3 20 Pennant Hills vs Western Suburbs Southern Power 24 4 8 36 ASH MORGAN SYDNEY UNI 0 13 Pennant Hills join Manly on ten wins for the season, albeit with a vastly inferior percentage. The Demons pulled off a 58-point win over Wests at Mike Kenny Oval on Saturday evening to keep Womens Division Two LW TOT Gosford 18 4 2.2 24.2 themselves in contention for the minor premiership; and if the Demons can beat Manly next week, CATHERINE STANTON WOLLONGONG 0 35 they will replace the Giants on top of the ladder. 6 4 4 14 Sydney Hills Eagles JESSIE BURNHAM PENRITH 1 26 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 4 37 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 2014 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS AFL SYDNEY CLUB CONTACTS

PREMIER DIVISION P W L D % PTS AUBURN GIANTS Amna K-Hassan 0416 736 254 [email protected] 1 MANLY WARRINGAH 11 10 1 0 247 40 2 PENNANT HILLS 11 10 1 0 141 40 BALMAIN Andrew Kyprianou 0423 781 021 [email protected] 3 ST GEORGE 11 8 2 1 117 34 BALMAIN WOMEN‘S Rowena Morgan 0449 185 927 [email protected] 4 WESTERN SUBURBS 11 7 3 1 112 30 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 4 6 1 118 18 BLACKTOWN MAGIC Fabian McLeod 0431 748 751 [email protected] 6 NORTH SHORE 11 4 7 0 72 16 7 UTS 11 3 7 1 72 14 CAMDEN Warren Back 0414 795 529 [email protected] 8 UNSW/ES 11 3 8 0 93 12 CAMPBELLTOWN Russell O‘Brien 0419 610 927 [email protected] 9 CAMPBELLTOWN 11 3 8 0 79 12 10 HILLS EAGLES 11 1 10 0 53 4 GOSFORD WILDCATS Lachlan Thompson 0410 525 859 [email protected] DIVISION ONE P W L D % PTS 1 BALMAIN 11 9 2 0 203 36 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Justin Cunneen 0433 990 079 [email protected] 2 PENNANT HILLS 11 9 2 0 158 36 ILLAWARRA Debbie Brookfield 0417 410 736 [email protected] 3 UTS 11 9 2 0 122 36 4 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 11 8 3 0 121 32 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Pete LeBreton 0423 067 040 [email protected] 5 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 11 6 5 0 106 24 6 ILLAWARRA 11 4 7 0 83 16 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WOMEN‘S Liz Fassone 0402 784 350 [email protected] 7 SOUTHERN POWER 11 4 7 0 80 16 MANLY WARRINGAH Russell Clack 0411 666 577 [email protected] 8 ST GEORGE 11 3 8 0 78 12 9 UNSW/ES 11 2 9 0 53 8 MOOREBANK Mark Coles 0424 249 078 [email protected] 10 PENRITH 11 1 10 0 72 4 DIVISION TWO P W L D % %WON NEWTOWN BREAKAWAYS Amanda Dawe 0409 882 616 [email protected] 1 WESTERN SUBURBS 12 11 1 0 181 92 NOR WEST Geana Smith 0414 565 268 [email protected] 2 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 9 2 0 158 82 3 MANLY WARRINGAH 12 8 4 0 187 67 NORTH SHORE Liz Fitzgerald 0417 290 219 [email protected] 4 BLACKTOWN 12 8 4 0 166 67 PENNANT HILLS Tony Richardson 0438 033 513 [email protected] 5 CAMDEN 12 8 4 0 142 67 6 MOOREBANK 12 6 6 0 146 50 PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579 061 [email protected] 7 NORTH SHORE 11 4 7 0 68 36 8 UTS 12 2 10 0 59 17 RANDWICK CITY Dean Lance 0411 078 220 [email protected] 9 HILLS EAGLES 12 2 10 0 48 17 SOUTHERN POWER Lauren Hodgson 0412 771 574 [email protected] 10 UNSW/ES 12 1 11 0 33 8 DIVISION THREE P W L D % %WON ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405 546 [email protected] 1 RANDWICK CITY 11 10 1 0 235 91 2 PENRITH 12 10 2 0 141 83 SYDNEY HILLS EAGLES Gavin Lawrence 0400 389 955 [email protected] 3 NOR-WEST 11 9 3 0 161 75 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Tristan Liles 0402 447 966 [email protected] 4 PENNANT HILLS 12 9 3 0 126 75 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 7 5 0 136 58 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY WOMEN‘S Ashlee Morgan 0401 353 121 [email protected] 6 WESTERN SUBURBS 12 5 7 0 75 42 7 GOSFORD 11 3 8 0 88 27 UNSW/ES Paul Simonson 0419 755 684 [email protected] 8 BALMAIN 12 3 9 0 88 25 UNSW WOMEN‘S Karen Hutchison 0414 267 703 [email protected] 9 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 10 1 9 0 38 10 10 SOUTHERN POWER 12 1 11 0 42 8 UTS Simon Rabbitt 0418 418 278 [email protected] DIVISION FOUR P W L D % %WON 1 UTS 11 9 2 0 198 82 UTS SHAMROCKS Simone Faulkner 0431 400 196 [email protected] 2 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 12 9 3 0 115 75 3 WOLLONDILLY 12 8 4 0 153 67 WESTERN SUBURBS Nick Miller 0487 410 477 [email protected] 4 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 7 4 0 127 64 WESTERN WOLVES Micheala Ekman 0419 691 897 [email protected] 5 NORTH SHORE 11 7 4 0 126 64 6 UNSW/ES 12 6 6 0 100 50 WOLLONDILLY KNIGHTS Chris Underwood 0438 294 868 [email protected] 7 CAMPBELLTOWN 11 4 7 0 67 36 8 MANLY WARRINGAH 11 3 8 0 103 27 WOLLONGONG SAINTS Katherine Gow 0437 502 784 [email protected] 9 RANDWICK CITY 11 2 9 0 41 18 10 MOOREBANK 12 2 10 0 63 17 NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION Will MacArthur 0433 723 803 [email protected]

www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 38 3 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 CODE OF CONDUCT 2014 AFL SYDNEY LADDERS DIVISION FIVE P W L % &WON PARENTS & SUPPORTERS 1 NOR-WEST 12 10 2 278 40 2 PENRITH 12 10 2 201 40 3 CAMDEN 12 9 3 240 36  Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. 4 BLACKTOWN 12 9 3 199 36 5 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 12 6 6 91 24  Encourage participation, but don‘t force it. 6 UTS 12 4 8 92 16  Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. 7 UNSW/ES 12 4 8 81 16 8 MOOREBANK 12 4 8 47 16  Never ridicule mistakes or losses. Supporters are there to support not 9 NORTH SHORE 12 3 9 46 12 downgrade. 10 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 12 1 11 27 4 UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE P W L % %WON  Lead by example and respect all players, coaches, umpires, administra- 1 ST GEORGE 9 8 1 221 89 tors and spectators. Physical or verbal abuse will not be tolerated. 2 UNSW/ES 10 8 2 119 80 3 NORTH SHORE 8 5 3 121 63  Recognise all volunteers who give up their valuable time. 4 MANLY WARRINGAH 10 5 5 93 50  Never publicly criticise umpires, rather raise personal concerns with club 5 PENNANT HILLS 9 3 6 98 33 6 HILLS EAGLES 9 2 7 68 22 officials in private 7 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 1 8 59 11  Do not use remarks based on race, religion, gender or ability as many UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO P W L % %WON such comments are politically incorrect and it is your coach, team-mates, 1 WESTERN SUBURBS 10 9 1 285 90 2 MOOREBANK 9 5 4 163 56 Club and family that are let down with such remarks. 3 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 9 5 4 131 56  Respect the facilities and equipment of their own and opposing Clubs. 5 MACARTHUR GIANTS 10 5 5 78 50 4 PENRITH 10 5 5 77 50  Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct 6 SOUTHERN POWER 10 4 6 117 40 toward any player, official, umpire or supporter. Such actions are totally 7 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 8 0 8 21 0 unacceptable. WOMENS DIVISION ONE P W L % PTS  Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 9 9 0 377 36 coaches, officials or players. 2 UNSW/ES STINGRAYS 9 7 2 254 28 6 NEWTOWN 9 3 6 78 12  Abusive language is unacceptable. 3 MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 9 3 6 67 12  Do not use information technology to make or post inappropriate com- 4 BALMAIN 9 3 6 48 12 ments against players, clubs, club officials, match officials or the League 5 WESTERN WOLVES 9 2 7 64 8 which is discriminatory or offensive. Information technology includes, but WOMENS DIVISION TWO P W L % %WON is not limited to, email, instant messaging, text messages, phone mes- 1 SOUTHERN POWER 11 11 0 918 100 2 PENRITH RAMETTES 11 9 2 228 82 3 WOLLONGONG SAINTS 10 8 2 570 80 Postal Address 4 UTS SHAMROCKS 10 6 4 248 60 Suite 3.03, 10 Tilley Lane 5 RANDWICK CITY ANGELS 10 5 5 62 50 Frenchs Forest NSW 2086 6 AUBURN GIANTS 11 4 7 72 36 7 UNSW/ES STINGRAYS 11 4 7 46 36 Phone Number 02 9453 3034 8 MANLY WARRINGAH 10 3 7 47 30 Fax Number 02 9453 3428 9 GOSFORD 11 2 9 21 18 Email Address [email protected] 10 MOOREBANK 11 1 10 20 9 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 2 39 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 2014 Round 12 - 5th—6th July 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 Manly v Wests UTS 9.12 def by UNSW 9.15 MW 24.16 v SHE 3.6 PH 14.15 v Wests 5.11 Campbelltown v Pennant Hills SU 13.4 def NS 9.12 SU 14.7 v Wests 14.8 SHE 4.8 v NS 9.8 St George v Hills Eagles StG 10.9 def by MW 15.12 PH 19.16 v UTS 8.2 MW 5.16 v StG 8.6 UNSW/ES v North Shore Sunday, Mar 30 NS 9.11 v UNSW/ES 9.7 Sunday, Jun 29 Sydney Uni v UTS They say lightning doesn't strike twice PH 14.12 def SHE 10.9 UNSW/ES 6.10 v UTS 8.9 Women’s Representative Football this weekend but it was almost exactly one year ago Don‘t forget that Game 2 of the AFL Sydney v AFL Canberra Round 7 Round 17 last week that Manly-Warringah lost Women‘s rep series is played this Saturday at 12:30pm at Round 2 Round 12 Saturday, May 17 Saturday, Aug 16 their first match of the 2013 Premier Blacktown International Sportspark. AFL Sydney claimed a big Saturday, Apr 5 UTS 15.8 v NS 9.17 Saturday, Jul 5 North Shore v St George Division season. And so it was last victory in Game 1 but need to win Saturday to claim the se- Camp 7.11 v NS 8.8 Camp 7.6 v MW 13.11 Campbelltown v UTS Manly v Campbelltown weekend, in similar conditions to the ries. Team lists for both sides on pages 22 & 23 of the record. MW 20.9 v PH 5.9 SHE 11.15 v PH 17.10 Pennant Hills v Manly Pennant Hills v Sydney Uni loss 12 months earlier, that late June StG 14.8 v UTS 12.5 StG 12.13 v SU 10.11 St George v North Shore UTS v Hills Eagles 2014 saw Manly finally defeated. This SHE 5.12 v Wests 10.12 Wests 14.9 v UNSW/ES Wests v Hills Eagles UNSW/ES v Wests year it was St George who claimed their scalp with a gritty performance as the players stuck to their Sunday, Apr 6 10.8 UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni game plan. No doubt it will be ―the loss they needed to have‖ as it proved last year, but it has certainly SU 4.11 v UNSW/ES 6.15 Round 18 breathed some life into the 2014 competition. Manly‘s loss and Pennant Hills win now see‘s a shared

Round 8 Round 13 Saturday, Aug 23 competition leader with the two sides doing battle this weekend at Ern Holmes Oval which shapes as the Round 3 Saturday, May 31 Saturday, Jul 12 Campbelltown v St George game of the year as it arguably was last year. Saturday, Apr 12 UTS 9.10 v Wests 17.16 UTS v Pennant Hills Pennant Hills v North Shore Wests 9.12 v StG 10.6 SHE 11.9 v StG 25.14 Manly v UNSW/ES Manly v Sydney Uni St George‘s victory moved them up to third position on the ladder with Western Suburbs dropping to 4th UNSW/ES 11.7 v PH 14.11 SU 11.7 v PH 12.12 North Shore v Campbelltown UTS v Wests place following their comprehensive loss to the Demons. The Dragons victory wasn't the only upset of NS 6.5 v MW 10.12 MW 24.17 v NS 4.4 Sydney Uni v Hills Eagles Sunday, Aug 24 the round as Campbelltown claimed an important win over 5th placed Sydney University by one straight UTS 11.11 v Camp 17.12 Sunday, Jun 1 St George v Wests Hills Eagles v UNSW/ES kick. The loss by the Students leaves the door ajar for a host of sides to jump them on the ladder and SHE 2.8 v SU 12.6 UNSW/ES 13.10 v Camp claim the final position in the top 5. North Shore lead the race just 2 points behind the Students after 13.13 Round 14 Sat 30th Aug they returned to the winners circle with victory over Sydney Hills Eagles. The Bats are then 2 points fur-

Round 4 Saturday, Jul 19 Qualifying Final ther adrift thanks to their first Premier Division win over local rivals UNSW/ES. The Bulldogs and Camp- Friday, Apr 25 Round 9 Campbelltown v UNSW/ES belltown also sit just another two points further back and all are chances of finals still. Wests 12.9 v PH 16.14 Saturday, June 14 Hills Eagles v Manly Sun 31st Aug Saturday, Apr 26 NS 6.6 v SU 20.11 North Shore v UTS Elimination Final Outside of the top of the table clash at Ern Holmes (which could well determine the minor premiership), SU 16.6 v Camp 11.11 PH 13.8 v Camp 8.8 St George v Pennant Hills there are a number of games this weekend which could be considered early Elimination finals. Campbell- MW 25.22 v UTS 5.5 Wests 5.5 v MW 12.15 Wests v Sydney Uni town host UTS with the loser probably bundled out of contention. UNSW/ES host Sydney University in a Saturday 6th Sept NS 19.17 v SHE 9.4 SHE 8.11 v UTS 11.13 good old fashioned ‗8 point game‘ and a loss for the Bulldogs will make it very tough for them to feature UNSW/ES 12.8 v StG 14.16 StG 11.16 v UNSW/ES 8.10 2nd Semi Final Round 15 in finals. A win for the Students and a ‗likely‘ loss for their nearest competitor North Shore and the top 5

Saturday, Aug 2 all of a sudden looks set again. Sunday 7th Sept Round 5 Round 10 Wests v North Shore 1st Semi Final Saturday, May 03 Saturday, Jun 21 UTS v Manly In Division One there is another ‗8 point game‘ as Holroyd-Parramatta host reigning Premiers Southern NS 11.10 v Wests 12.12 Camp 8.13 v Wests 12.14 Hills Eagles v Campbelltown Power in an early season Elimination Final. With both sides likely to fight for the last spot in the 5, a loss UNSW/ES 8.7 v MW 12.14 SU 6.8 v MW 8.14 Pennant Hills v UNSW/ES Sunday 14th Sept for the Power all but ends their season. At the top of this divisions table, Balmain and Pennant Hills do Camp 9.6 v SHE 12.6 NS 3.5 v PH 13.6 Sydney Uni v St George Preliminary Final battle in what is likely to determine top spot. Pennant Hills dropped their second game for the year last PH 8.13 v StG 3.13 UTS 13.12 v StG 17.11 weekend against the Goannas and another loss will all but confirm Balmain as minor premiers. UTS 9.7 v SU 8.13 UNSW/ES 17.20 v SHE Saturday, 20th Sept 8.13 Grand Final AFL Sydney Premier Division Have a great weekend at the footy! Tips for Round 12 ‘The Rookie’ ‘Danny’ Pink Sock Day a huge success Giants by 3 Demons by 19 A big thanks to all the AFL Sydney clubs which sup- Bats by 14 Blues by 11 ported the leagues Pink Sock Day last weekend. With Dragons by 23 Dragons by 50 $9 from every pair of socks sold going to the McGrath Magpies by 52 Magpies by 44 Foundation there was some significant money raised. Bulldogs by 11 Students by 11 www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au 40 1