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www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au Round 1,Sat, 14 April Students v Lions Round 14, Sat, 28 July It only seemed like yesterday that we Dockers v Eagles Round 8, Sat, 2 June Eagles v Magpies Bombers vs Bulldogs Dockers v Students Crows v Demons witnessed Pennant Hills hoisting the Demons v Magpies Bombers v Blues Students v Bulldogs Premiership Trophy aloft after a Blues v Students Demons v Crows Sun, 29 July thrilling Grand Final played in Lions v Crows Sun, 3 June Dockers v Lions atrocious conditions. Round 2, Sat, 21 April Magpies v Eagles Blues v Bombers Crows v Magpies Lions v Bulldogs Round 15, Sat, 4 August Lions v Dockers Rep Game, Sun, 10 June Lions v Blues Believe it or not that was some seven months, and an off season ago, although for Sun, 22 April SAFL v ACT Bombers v Eagles football volunteers there does not seem to be an off season anymore as one Blues v Demons Round 9, Sat, 16 June Sun, 5 August season blends into the next. Eagles v Bulldogs Bombers v Dockers Magpies v Bulldogs Bombers v Students Students v Magpies Students v Demons At the Sydney AFL Offices there have been a number of changes with Garry Round 3, Sat, 28 April Blues v Lions Dockers v Crows Burkinshaw moving from the Black Diamond AFL to take on the role of Senior Football Operations Co-Ordinator, a position previously held by Brett Pettersen. Bulldogs v Students Sun, 17 June Round 16, Sat, 11 August Chris Mintern has taken on the newly created role of Club Development Officer, Sun, 29 April Demons v Bulldogs Eagles v Crows Crows v Eagles Demons v Blues Chris will be working with the club committees to make life easier for the Crows v Bombers volunteers. Alana Shackleton is the new Competition Management Assistant and Round 10, Sat, 23 June Sun, 12 August Eagles v Blues has an excellent background in Sports Administration. Magpies v Dockers Eagles v Dockers Dockers v Bombers Students v Blues Demons v Lions Magpies v Students Bulldogs v Bombers Bulldogs v Lions The 2007 season is much anticipated with a number of questions to be answered, Round 4, Sat, 5 May Sun, 24 June Round 17, Sat, 18 August can the East Coast Eagles win that elusive flag or will Pennant Hills go back to Bombers v Demons Magpies v Crows Blues v Dockers back. Can Wests, the Crows or Campbelltown take the next step and challenge Students v Eagles Lions v Demons Lions v Magpies the big two. Balmain Dockers have formed an alliance with the Fremantle Sun, 6 May Round 11, Sat, 30 June Crows v Bulldogs Dockers and have recruited nicely, will it be enough to lift them up the ladder. Can Bulldogs v Crows Demons v Bombers Demons v Eagles Matthew Nicks lead a Bulldog resurgence or will it be North Shores or Magpies v Lions Eagles v Students Sun, 19 August Wollongong to be the big improver. Finally how will Sydney Uni go in their Dockers v Blues Crows v Lions Students v Bombers return to the big league. Round 5, Sat, 12 May Sun, 1 July Round 18, Sat, 25 August Crows v Dockers Blues v Bulldogs Blues v Magpies Round 1 is full of excitement with all matches having an air of excitement about Lions v Eagles Dockers v Magpies Bulldogs v Demons them. At Ern Holmes Oval, Pennant Hills will unveil their 2006 Premiership Flag Demons v Students before they take on Wests. Balmain Dockers will kick of the new affiliation in Round 12, Sat, July 7 Students v Dockers Sun, 13 May Sydney AFL’s version of the Western Derby when they are at home to East Coast Dockers v Bulldogs Sun, 26 August THE DESK BEHIND FROM Bulldogs v Blues Eagles. Sydney University will make their return appearance in the Premier Bombers v Lions Bombers v Crows Magpies v Bombers Division against Campbelltown at Monarch Oval. Their will be plenty of pomp and Students v Crows Eagles v Lions Round 6, Sat, 19 May Sat, 14 July Finals ceremony at Wollongong when they unveil their redeveloped ground and new lights at North Dalton Park before the match against St George. At Gore Hill Eagles v Demons Magpies v Demons 1st Semi Final - Sat 1 Sept former Swan Matthew Nicks will make his coaching debut for UNSWES. Crows v Students Blues v Eagles 2nd Semi Final - Sun 2 Sept Bulldogs v Dockers Round 13, Sat, 21 July Preliminary Final - Sun 9 Sept To all the new players and supporters we welcome you to the Sydney AFL . Magpies v Blues Bulldogs v Eagles Grand Final– Sat 15 Sept Enjoy your day at the footy. Lions v Bombers Demons v Dockers Round 7, Sat, May 26 Sun, 22 July *DON’T FORGET TO Bulldogs v Magpies Crows v Blues CHECK THE SYDNEY AFL Officeworks: Eagles v Bombers Lions v Students WEBSITE FOR A FULL a trusted partner in the Blues v Crows Bombers v Magpies DRAW AND GROUND Sun, 27 May publication of the 2007 FOXTEL SYDNEY AFL PREMIER DIVISION SENIOR DRAW SENIOR DIVISION PREMIER AFL SYDNEY FOXTEL 2007 LOCATIONS. Dockers v Demons Football Record. www.sydneyafl.com.au 22 Round 1, Saturday 14th April. 3 Round 1 , Saturday 14th April. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au GOALKICKERS BEST & FAIREST P W L D % Pts PREMIER DIV SENIORS Brisbane Lions 2 2 0 0 182 8 PREMIER DIV SENIORS (Phelan Medal) Essendon Bombers 2 2 0 0 122 8 G SEEBECK (ECE) 65 T LUFF (UNSWES) 21 Port Adelaide Powers 2 2 0 0 116 8 M WITHERS (WS) 61 J COULLOUPAS (ECE) 20 West Coast Eagles 2 2 0 0 109 8 P DUGMORE (STG) 59 P DUGMORE (STG) 16 Geelong Cats 2 1 1 0 129 4 B ABBOTT (UNSWES) 50 R CRAIG (STG) 12 Sydney Swans 2 1 1 0 110 4 Adelaide Crows 2 1 1 0 104 4 Hawthorn Hawks 2 1 1 0 98 4 PREMIER DIV RESERVES PREMIER DIV RESERVES (Sanders Medal) Collingwood Magpies 2 1 1 0 95 4 H BENGER (PH) 32 H BENGER (PH) 13 Western Bulldogs 2 1 1 0 91 4 St Kilda Saints 2 1 1 0 87 4 M PETERSEN (ECE) 29 J WEAVERS (WOLL) 11 Carlton Blues 2 1 1 0 77 4 T LEISCHKE (ECE) 27 G PHYLAND (NS) 9 Kangaroos 2 0 2 0 90 0 D ROBERTS (NS) 23 K HARETUKU (UNSWES) 9 Fremantle LADDER AFL Dockers 2 0 2 0 89 0 Richmond Tigers 2 0 2 0 84 0 UNDER 18’S PREMIER CUP UNDER 18’S PREMIER CUP (Kealey Medal) Melbourne Demons 2 0 2 0 75 0 C MCDOUGALL (STG) 32 B COLES (NSW) 18 H BOWN (WOL) 31 R EDIRIWICKRAMA (RED) 14 Round 3 Friday, April 13, 2007 D KOLARIK (PH) 20 A CRISFIELD (PH) 12 Collingwood vs Richmond @ MCG J SALLUSTIO (PH) 19 T HEATH (STG) 11 Saturday, April 14, 2007 Carlton vs Essendon @ MCG Port Adelaide vs Adelaide @ AAMI Stadium St Kilda vs Western Bulldogs @ Telstra Stadium Fremantle vs West Coast Eagles @ Subiaco Oval Sunday, April 15, 2007 Sydney vs Brisbane @ SCG Melbourne vs Geelong @ MCG THIS WEEK Kangaroos vs Hawthorn @ Telstra Dome PERFORMERS LEADING 2006 Round 4 Friday, April 20, 2007 Richmond vs Western Bulldogs @ MCG Saturday, April 21, 2007 Collingwood vs Port Adelaide @ MCG Port Adelaide vs Sydney @ AAMI Stadium St Kilda vs Essendon @ Telstra Stadium Kangaroos vs Brisbane @ Carrara Oval Sunday, April 15, 2007 Hawthorn vs Geelong @ Aurora Stadium 2006 Premiers - PENNANT HILLS NEXT WEEK Melbourne vs Fremantle @ MCG West Coast Eagles vs Carlton @ Subiaco Oval 4 Round 1, Saturday 14th April. 21 Round 1 , Saturday 14th April. www.sydneyafl.com.au www.sydneyafl.com.au Whatever you need to know about the Sydney AFL is available on the web PREMIER DIV SENIORS P W L F A % MR www.sydneyafl.com.au East Coast Eagles 16 16 0 192 911 211 100 Wetern Suburbs 16 11 5 166 1059 157 69 Latest News Results Pennant Hills 16 10 6 157 1075 147 63 2007 Fixtures Ladders St George 16 10 6 125 1092 115 63 Photo Gallery Sydney AFL Forms Campbelltown 16 9 7 133 1286 104 56 All the details and player information will be available on UNSW/ES 16 6 10 105 1634 65 38 the website by 9pm on the day of the match North Shore 16 5 11 126 1367 92 31 Wollongong 16 4 12 106 1528 70 25 SAFL WEBSITE SAFLWEBSITE Balmain 16 1 15 899 2083 43 6 Quality action photo’s of selected Sydney AFL games can PREMIER DIV RESERVES be viewed at: P W L F A % MR Pennant Hills 13 11 2 130 432 302 85 www.photohaven.com.au East Coast Eagles 13 11 2 102 467 220 85 Quality print sizes as well as software copies are available for purchase. Enquiries ring Peter Davies on 0419 500 100 North Shore 13 9 4 939 730 129 69 PHOTO’S Wollongong 12 7 4 861 705 122 63 PARENTS, SPECTATORS & SUPPORTERS: UNSW/ES 14 7 7 953 998 95 50 • Remember that you are there for the participants to enjoy the game. Western Suburbs 13 5 7 880 929 95 42 • Encourage participation, but don’t force it. • Teach that enjoyment is more important than winning. Balmain 13 5 7 787 1091 72 38 • Never ridicule mistakes or losses Supporters are there to support not St George 14 3 11 696 1185 59 21 downgrade.
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