2015
ANNUAL R EPORT
AFL Sydney 2015 Annual Report
CONTENTS
AFL Sydney 2015 Officials 2 Football Operations Manager’s Report 3 Sponsorship/Approved Suppliers 7 AFL Sydney Umpiring Group Report 8 Representative Football 10 Phelan Medal 16 Phelan Medallist 18 AFL Sydney Rising Star 19 Volunteer of the Year 21 AFL Merit Award 21 Hall of Fame 22 Life Membership 23 Club Championship Award 25 AFL Sydney Team of the Year 26 Finals 28 Finals Match Results 30 Grand Final Photos 40 Club of the Year Program 41 Digital Sports 42 Football Record 42 Photography 42 Tribunal 43 2015 Premiers 44 2015 Grand Final Best on Ground Winners 45 2015 Miscellaneous Awards 45 2015 Leading Goal Kickers 46 2015 League Best and Fairest 47 2015 Competition Ladders 60 From the Vault 63 2015 Home and Away Results 64 Club Statistics 97 Benchmarking 104
Photos in the Annual Report courtesy of Michael Vettas Photography & Leigh Gazzard
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AFL SYDNEY
2015 OFFICIALS
Football Operations Manager Matthew Graham
Football Operations Coordinator Scott Burkinshaw
State Football Operations Manager Darren Simpson
Community Football Manager Taleah Neowhouse
Tribunal Panel Appeals Board Brian Langton (Chair) Peter Hastings (Chair) Chris Raper Alec Leopold Barry Richardson Tim Barling Richard O’Keefe Trish McDonald Kim Perry Tony O’Donnell Jason Downing Investigations Officer Daniel Reiss Graeme Merkel
Representative Staff
Seniors Womens Coach Roger Moten Stuart Newman Siom Berry Asst Coaches/ Terry Mudge Tracey Kick Selectors Jon Hayres Abe Caroca Tony Overall
Selector/Manager Matthew Graham Matthew Graham Captain Matt Carey Jen Lew & Nikki Perrett Physios James Sutherland Trainers Russell Penton
Hall of Fame Members Ralph Roberston, Jack Dean, Stan Milton, Roy Hayes, Jimmy Stiff, Jack Williamson, Harry Free, Col Harris, Billy McKoy, Rod Podbury, Ellis Noack, Cec Quilkey, Jack Armstrong, John Hardy, Frank Dixon, Rod Miles, Bryan Tyler, Dan Wilson, Ray Moore, Alf Penno, Ian Allen, John Grose, Anthony Quinn, Chris O’Dwyer, Graeme Sambrook, Paul Bouchier, Simon Wilson, William Cottis, Ralph Turner, Bob Sterling, Trevor Burnett, Jarrod Crosby, Jaret Hogarth, Jason McPherson, Cliff Matson, Barnaby Howarth, Lindsay Hetherington, Russell Matheson, Geoffrey Green, Albert Herbert-Ellis
Life Members Pat Hayes, Ellis Noack, Mark Rendell, John Armstrong, Peter Physick, Ian Wright, Barbara Dickins, Frank Kalayzich
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FOOTBALL OPERATIONS REPORT
Having now moved into a new role within AFL NSW/ACT, it is with mixed emotions that I reflect on not just the 2015 season, but also the previous few years in my role as AFL Sydney Football Operations Manager. It was a passion for the league itself that led me to a career change and a job at AFL NSW/ACT and was always one I felt extremely privileged to be in. While certainly a very challenging role, it is one that I very much enjoyed and look fondly back on.
Things don’t stand still for very long at all in footy and the 2015 AFL Sydney season was no different with a typically busy year starting as soon as the 2014 season concluded. As always there were highs and lows along the way but overall the league enjoyed another season of growth and increased professionalism.
2015 was the first year where the immediate support team remained steady which was certainly a huge advantage in all aspects and was reflected in the way the competition was administered. Scott Burkinshaw as Football Operations Coordinator was once again a pillar of support in the operations of the competition and deserves significant recognition for his unwavering assistance. There were plenty of noteworthy events across the 2015 season and once again AFL Sydney was fortunate enough to share in a feature milestone of one of its members when Frank Kalayzich umpired his 500th AFL Sydney First Grade match in the Round 10 Premier Division blockbuster between Manly-Warringah and East Coast. This day would prove one of the real highlights of the 2015 season with the two competing clubs, the wider AFL Sydney community and a few high profile umpiring stars coming together at Weldon Oval for a brilliant celebration of an amazing achievement. In what would be Frank’s final season of umpiring, his wonderful contribution to umpiring and AFL Sydney was recognised at the year end Phelan Medal night with a feature video package on the day finished off with Frank being made a Life Member of AFL Sydney.
The league once again saw 10 divisions of football as per 2014 with a total of 91 teams completing the season. This included 59 senior men’s teams, 16 senior women’s teams and 16 Under 19’s teams.
The season itself got off to a bumpy start with the withdrawal of Campbelltown from the Premier Division competition just days before the first round which put the best laid plans into disarray. The withdrawal meant that the Premier Division Competition would only be contested by nine teams across eighteen rounds with a bye each weekend for one team. While not ideal, the clubs should be thanked for their understanding in this difficult situation and despite a few anomalies in the fixture which couldn’t be helped due to the timing, the change didn’t have a significant impact on the division.
Similarly, the Women’s Division One competition was also affected by a late team withdrawal when the previously dominant Balmain Dockers side advised the league in the lead up to the season that they did not have the numbers to field a side. This change saw the competition reduced to seven teams and like the Premier Division competition, one bye each weekend. Outside of these late team withdrawals, the most anticipated change in 2015 was the return of the East Coast Eagles First Grade side into Premier Division after their withdrawal from the NEAFL competition at the conclusion of the 2014 season. The return of this side created a huge amount of interest in the lead up to the season and now that the season has concluded, there is no question that their return was a real positive for the league.
Across the divisions, we saw the most even competitions since divisionalisation came into effect which is evidenced best by the number of wins by the lesser performed teams in most of the divisions. While the nature of Sydney football means that there will always be anomalies that do not necessarily support this, the settling of teams into the correct divisions is close to being correct and should be evident in 2016. Of course the flip side to divisionalisation is the significant added stretch on clubs and resources, in particular for larger clubs, and this is something that certainly needs continual review of.
To support this, of the ten premiership cups on offer in 2015, we once again saw a very good spread of clubs winning them with nine separate clubs crowned premiers and only Sydney University claiming two (Men’s Divisions One and Three). We also saw Wollondilly (Men’s Division Four) and Gosford (Women’s Division Two) claim their first silverware within AFL
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Sydney which shows the spread of clubs we now have in the league. Interestingly, only two of the ten minor premiers managed to win the premiership which also shows the evenness of the competitions.
The 2015 finals series were once again a season highlight and arguably the best and certainly the tightest for many years. Outside of the Division Five match won comfortably by UTS, the biggest winning margin of the other nine Grand Finals was Pennant Hills Premier Division victory by 35 points, a game in which they trailed at three quarter time!
This years Premier Division competition had plenty of interest in it well before the first bounce of the ball with the return of East Coast’s first grade side to the league. With some well-planned fixturing, the Eagles kick started their season at home against Manly-Warringah, the new boys on the block who were coming off back-to-back flags in their first two years of the competition. With great weather and a big crowd, the season kicked off in style and the game certainly didn’t disappoint. Running riot, the Eagles looked home early in the last quarter as they led by 40 points however a typical Manly-Warringah fight back followed where they claimed victory with a kick after the siren. The season was underway.
The opening round loss for East Coast would be their last however until the final game of the year as they dominated the competition. Pennant Hills finally broke the curse Manly-Warringah held over them in Round 2 with one of three victories over the year against the Giants and those two sides along with St George were the only real genuine threats to the Eagles during the year. UTS under new coach Nic Fosdike were the big improvers in Premier Division and showed signs that their maiden Premier Division finals appearance may not be too far away. With a huge turnover of players, Western Suburbs struggled for consistency and were the big fallers while UNSW/ES finished the year with the wooden spoon after managing just the single win for the year.
After falling short against Manly-Warringah in the 2013 and 2014 Grand Finals, it was a very popular and deserved Premier Division premiership for the Pennant Hills Demons in what was a high quality, thrilling Grand Final at Henson Park (due to the unavailability of Blacktown International Sportspark).
The Men’s Division One competition was once again an even affair with Balmain the benchmark during the home and away season. It was however Sydney University, the clubs third grade side who were in their first year in the Division One competition who amazingly came from 5th position on the ladder to claim a heart stopping 1 point victory over Pennant Hills in the Grand Final. After a dominant couple of recent seasons by Sydney University, the Women’s Division One competition was a much more even affair in 2015 as highlighted by the finals series. Newtown were the main beneficiary of Balmain’s withdrawal from the competition with a number of key in’s which ultimately proved the difference for the Breakaways as they defeated Sydney University in a tight Grand Final.
The Under 19’s competitions this year couldn’t have had two different seasons. The Division One competition proved to be a high quality and extremely even division which highlights the talent coming from the city. Pennant Hills were dominant early but in the end the quality within North Shore showed through as they defeated UNSW/ES in a very close Grand Final. The Division Two competition however was a completely different story as teams struggled for numbers which meant a number of team withdrawals prior and during the season and a competition littered with forfeits. In saying that, the two sides that contested the Division Two Grand Final, put on an extremely entertaining and high quality match (the highest quality Division Two football have seen in recent years) where eventually Western Suburbs claimed back to back flags.
The Under 19 Division Two sides do face a difficult challenge year on year to attract the more participant style player with generally the talented players naturally attracted to Division One which is flourishing. The issues particularly in Division Two were a regular topic of discussion at the AFL Sydney Strategy Group meetings and clubs were also consulted on their thoughts of the right ages for this competition. Being only the first genuine year of Under 19’s, it was unanimously agreed by clubs and the Strategy Group that another year of Under 19’s football was required to determine the success or otherwise of the Under 19 age.
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And so at the conclusion of the 2015 season, the full list of premiers were: Pennant Hills (Premier Division), Sydney University (Men’s Division One), Blacktown (Men’s Division Two), Sydney University (Division Three), Wollondilly (Division Four), UTS (Division Five), Newtown (Women’s Division One), Gosford (Women’s Division Two), North Shore (Under 19’s Division One) and Western Suburbs (Under 19 Division Two).
As one of the benchmark clubs across all area in the league, it was fitting that Pennant Hills added the Club Championship award to their list of achievements this year. The Club Championship award is given for on field results of the clubs three highest grades, in their case Premier Division, Division One and Under 19’s Division One who all finished in the top 3 after the home and away season in each competition. Camden enjoyed their best season in all aspects and finished runner-up with the winner of the previous three years award Manly- Warringah finished third.
Once again Representative football had an important role within AFL Sydney in 2015 in the form of senior men’s and women’s sides. The Development / Under 23’s representative team did not continue in 2015 for a number of reasons including budget pressures. Once again the buy in from the players was brilliant and I sincerely thank the clubs and players involved for their support. Their support once again ensured a great program and confirmation it is an important piece for AFL Sydney.
The 2015 Representative program started on the opening weekend of the AFL Sydney season which was obviously much earlier than ever before when the womens side played AFL Canberra in Game 1 of the two game series. This was mainly due to the fixture of the AFL Women’s match being earlier than normal and provided an opportunity for the players to be viewed in order to be drafted by either the Melbourne Demons or the Western Bulldogs. After a dour first half, the AFL Sydney side exploded into action in the 3rd and 4th quarters to play some very attractive football and run out dominant 8.5-53 to 2.6-18 winners.
Once again the Queens Birthday Long weekend saw the main weekend of representative football when the AFL Sydney senior men’s and women’s teams took on AFL Canberra on the Saturday at Blacktown International Sportspark. Missing more than a dozen of their first string side who were in Melbourne to play in the State game against Victoria, the women’s side were outplayed by AFL Canberra in the second game of the series to go down by 38 points. The men however recorded their first back to back rep footy victory in many years when they scraped home by 12 points in a thrilling contest and retain the Carter – Jesaulenko Shield.
2015 saw significant changes to the AFL Sydney – NEAFL relationship which must be seen as a huge positive for the league. This included changes to the eligibility criteria (required to be former players, students etc) for Sydney University Premier Division players. Players who did not meet this criteria but were selected on the Sydney University NEAFL list, were put into a mini draft where AFL Sydney Premier Division clubs (excluding Sydney University) bid on players and would be required to play with the team they were selected by if they were not selected in the NEAFL team (or Swans or Giants NEAFL sides). This led to quite a number of these players playing a significant number of AFL Sydney games.
This year we also ran a Blue Sock themed round in support of the important work which Beyond Blue do which all men’s clubs took part in. All senior men’s sides wore specially designed blue socks for one round with proceeds of the socks, and additional fundraising, going directly to Beyond Blue. Close to $30,000 was contributed to the cause which was a very impressive effort and particular praise should be given to Wollondilly who contributed over $20,000 of this! The Club of the Year program was again in place in 2015 to reward those clubs who achieve administration excellence. Pennant Hills set the benchmark for all clubs in this program to go with their on field success. In total this year $19,020 was returned to the clubs under this program.
The contentious Pathway Policy was abolished at the start of the 2015 season meaning junior players were able to go to any senior club of their choice without restrictions putting the onus back on clubs to develop relationships with their natural feeder clubs.
Umpires were again supplied by the NSWAF Umpires Association under the existing CBA Agreement, and we thank them for their support. 2015 saw the appointment of more umpires to AFL Sydney matches than ever before which is a real positive for all involved. In particular
5 AFL Sydney 2015 Annual Report thanks should go to AFL Sydney Head Coach Ashley Thomas and NSW/ACT Community Umpiring Manager Graham Glassford for their work and support throughout the season. A new Prescribed Penalty System (PPS) was introduced in 2015 to line up with the AFL’s new matrix. Again players who were reported were given the option of taking a set penalty rather than appearing before the tribunal. The reporting umpire completed a report template which was then assessed and converted into points and subsequently the penalty that the player would be offered under the PPS. The main change from previous years was that players offered a prescribed penalty received a one match discount if they plead guilty.
The independent tribunal panel were kept very busy in 2015 with at least one hearing almost every week so thanks must go to the panel, led by Chairman Brian Langton, who volunteer their time week in week out.
The Phelan Medal Presentation Dinner was once again a huge night for the league with over 650 people attending the gala event at Doltone House, Pyrmont. It was a great way to end the season for all those involved and congratulations to all award winners. In particular, Connor Pettersson from Manly-Warringah who claimed his first Phelan Medal after polling well in recent years.
The Women’s Division One medal was named for the first time in 2015 in honour of the first women’s AFL Commissioner Sam Mostyn who has been a regular at the awards night for many years and played a significant role in female football in the region. Macquarie Universities Amanda Farrugia was a popular winner of the medal.
Fittingly, Barb Dickin and Frank Kalayzich were awarded Life Membership for their exceptional service to the code in Sydney while the late Albert Ellis was inducted into the Hall of Fame. The AFL Sydney website was once again the main source of information for the AFL Sydney competition. This was again updated on a daily basis providing plenty of interesting information for the AFL Sydney community. These articles, linked in with our social media platforms, proved as popular as ever with huge viewer numbers and discussion among the community.
The AFL Sydney Football Record was once again published for all home and away rounds and finals weeks. A monumental weekly task completed by Scott Burkinshaw, we would also like to acknowledge the clubs for their contributions along with the NSW AFL History Committee for their input.
Once again we were fortunate enough to have the AFL Sydney Match of the Week streamed live through the AFL Sydney YouTube channel. This service was again provided by Craig Abercrombie and Digital Sports and continued to be cutting edge with the introduction of some great features. A big thank you goes to Craig for the quality productions of the Match of the Week, the Phelan Medal and the finals series.
As can be clearly seen, 2015 was once again another extremely busy AFL Sydney season and I would like to acknowledge in particular the work of Scott Burkinshaw who for the past two years has made my job so much easier. I would like to also acknowledge the dedicated staff of AFL NSW/ACT and volunteers who’s hard work and dedication to contribute to another successful year, namely Darren Simpson, Luke Turner, Taleah Neowhouse, Bob Robinson, Sam Canavan, Graham Glassford and the Umpiring Group, Club Presidents and their committees along with the AFL NSW/ACT Management Team and AFL Sydney Tribunal.
Before I move on however, I would like to thank all clubs for their support and assistance over the past three years in this challenging role. While the nature of any footy ops position means that it is not always smooth sailing, my endeavour has always been to make decisions for the betterment of the league and our great game. AFL Sydney was the department where I wanted to work when I joined AFL NSW/ACT so I feel incredibly fortunate to have spent close to 4 seasons in and around this great league. I have met countless amazing people, all passionate about the game and am very fortunate to have made many great friends along the way.
I now move into the role of AFL NSW/ACT Facilities Manager and look forward to continuing to work closely with AFL Sydney clubs, albeit in a different capacity.
Matthew Graham AFL Sydney Football Operations Manager
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SPONSORSHIP/APPROVED SUPPLIERS
AFL NSW/ACT was again the major contributor to the funding of the AFL Sydney competition.
As part of the AFL NSW/ACT Licence Agreements, AFL Sydney was able to benefit by way of assistance for resources such as Footballs, Representative gear and medical supplies. Clubs were able to benefit by way of cheaper prices due to the AFL’s buying power.
BLK, ‘Beyond Limits Known’, came on as the major sponsor of the AFL Sydney competition and will continue the sponsorship for the next two years.
In 2015 AFL NSW/ACT continued more cost effective process for ordering footballs via a centralised ordering system. Rather than each club sourcing their own Sherrin footballs they could now place an order with the AFL who would then in turn place a bulk order with Sherrin and arrange for distribution of the footballs.
In 2015 the Approved Suppliers were:
Apparel: . Aceit, Canterbury, Powerplay, JSsports, Star Athletic, BLK
Football: . Sherrin
Medical: . Victor
Sports Supplies: . Hart Sport, PILA
Drinks . Coca-Cola
Compression Garments: . 2XU
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Annual Report – Sydney AFL Umpiring Group
The 2015 season can be adjudged a successful year for the umpires. While having modest growth the engagement of the umpires at training and also at games was the best it has ever been.
With the additional engagement of the umpires the Umpiring group committed to ensuring Field umpires were appointed to six grades of football each week (from after the fourth week of the season). This meant that Women’s Division One and the Under 19 Division Two had Field umpires appointed to all games.
In 2015 a six week trial was conducted in the Women’s Division One utilizing only one Field Umpire that was from our Umpire Talent Pathway. With the importance of women’s football growing, 70% of all the games played had Field/Boundary/Goal umpires appointed. Two games towards the end of the season were identified for NEAFL Umpires to be appointed to.
Junior Umpires from the Greater Sydney Juniors again provide great assistance by filling many of the Boundary and Goal umpire appointments. This is a terrific vehicle to provide a link between juniors and seniors and is an integral part of a young umpire’s pathway.
Round Ten of Premier Division saw Frank Kalayzich umpire his 500th Premier Division game with two legends of umpiring, Ray ‘Razor” Chamberlin and AFL games record holder Hayden Kennedy. The support of the football community was sensational in particular Manly Warringah Giants and the East Coast Eagles Football Clubs. The game drew national media attention and provided a great promotion of umpiring.
111 Club Appointed Field Umpires registered online this season which is the best result since the inception of formal registration. In lower grades there will always be a heavy reliance on Club Appointed Umpires to fill the void. The challenge is ensuring that each of the umpires is correctly skilled to ensure a safe and fair environment for all players. With only 11% of the umpires involved currently accredited, clubs, the umpires involved, the league and the umpiring group need to ensure that the appropriate education is undertaken.
Representative Appointments for 2015 were:-
AFL Sydney v AFL Canberra Field: Dean Garroway; Luke Jobson Boundary: Max Petrovic; Braydon Pilot Goal: Alex Chisholm
AFL Sydney v AFL Canberra Women’s Field: Tom Smith Boundary: Emma Bellenger; Sam Button Goal: Andre Avedissian; Nic Ford
AFL Sydney/Canberra U22’s v Black Diamond AFL Field: Matt Geddes Boundary: Conor Nakkan Goal: Victor Petrovic
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Sydney Umpires are well represented on the NEAFL Umpires Panel. Five Goal umpires, seven Boundary and eight Field umpires were selected to games in 2015.
At the NSWAFUA Presentation Dinner the following awards were presented to AFL Sydney Umpires: Field Umpire of the Year: Dean Garroway Boundary Umpire of the Year: Phil Barkman Goal Umpire of the Year: Victor Petrovic Best First Year Umpire: Emma Bellenger (Boundary)
Training for the Sydney group was split between two venues, North Sydney Oval on Tuesday nights and Blacktown International Sports Park on Thursday nights. This year we had a fantastic training attendance with 44% of the group attending training on a weekly basis.
The coaches as listed below provided a remarkable service to the umpiring group. Their hard work and dedication to football is certainly appreciated by everybody. Each week 37% of Field umpires are being observed and coached. Given the number of games and umpires this is a huge result given the number of coaches involved. Umpires Coach Ashley Thomas Assistant Field Umpires Coach Andrew Rutherford Goal Umpires Coach Andrew Scovell Boundary Umpires Coach Stephen Archer Match Day Coaches Nick Angelos, Steve Chisholm, Richard Cox, Andy Smyth, Steven Wallbank
Some Quick Statistics 41% of games played had field, boundary and goal umpires appointed. 75% of games played had at least one Field Umpire appointed. 4841 umpire appointments were made in 2015.
Umpire Numbers
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Field 66 56 57 83 90 Boundary 26 24 19 30 34 Goal 17 28 31 35 30 Juniors * 108 97
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REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL
The 2015 Men’s AFL Sydney Representative program was different from previous years with the Under 23s Representative program being removed. The AFL Sydney Senior Mens Representative went ahead once again playing AFL Canberra at Blacktown International Sports Park on the June Long Weekend. The AFL Sydney Women’s side played a two match series against AFL Canberra similar to 2014. The first game was played at Gungahlin Oval on April 11 while the second match was played at Blacktown International Sports Park on the June Long Weeekend.
At the start of the 2014 season the coaching and support staff positions for both the Senior and Under 23s teams were advertised to the AFL Sydney community. Following receipt of applications Roger Moten was reappointed as the Senior coach after a successfull program in 2014. Co-coaches were announced the women’s team with Stuart Newman and Simon Berry taking control of the side after all coach interviews were conducted.
Roger Moten was ably assisted by Jon Hayres, Terry Mudge and Tony Overall. Matthew Graham acted as the Senior Team Manager with Liam Davis actook statistics during the game. The full coaching panel for both squads along with Matthew Graham and Scott Burkinshaw were involved in the selection process. Stuart Newman and Simon Berry was assisted by Abraham Caroca and Tracey Kick.
A representative of the selection panel attended many of the Premier Division games as well as numerous women’s matches in the lead up to selection and players were advised of their selection by phone and also a follow up email. From the original squad there were a number of players who withdrew during the representative program for varying reasons.
The senior squad trained a total of five times with training at Henson Park with one session being held at Lakeside Oval at Moore Park. The women squad trained on Sundays with a squad of about 60 training in the the first few weeks before the squad was trimmed to around 35. During the program there were sessions run being conducted at Blacktown International Sportspark and Lakeside Oval. Each training session was attended by at least one of James Sutherland from Balmain Physiotherpaists staff to ensure that all injuries and ailments were well managed which was very much appreciated by the players. The
All players and officials were required to wear their team shirt, black dress pants and black shoes to their game. This requirement was completed without exception and presented a positive image once again for AFL Sydney.
The women’s side departed for game 1 Saturday morning to compete the next day and stayed at the Tradies that Saturday night. The side returned back to Sydney by coach on the Sunday afternoon.
All players from both teams were also provided with a large selection of food and drink for lunch at the ground prior to their match.
Follwoing both matches at Blacktown, there was a small presentation where finger food was provided and best on ground medals were handed out.
A big thanks must go to the coaching and support staff, in particular coaches Roger Moten, Simon Berry and Stuart Newman as well James Sutherland and his team for assisting in making the representative program for 2015 a huge success.
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Seniors Match Report
AFL Sydney have claimed the Carter- Jesaulenko Trophy for the third consecutive year after they defeated AFL Canberra by 12 points at Blacktown International Sports Park today.
It was a tough and tight opening quarter with both sides looking to gain the upper hand. As the sides went to the first break, it was AFL Sydneytaking a one point lead into the huddle.
As the second quarter started, it was Sydney who took control with last years best on ground medal winner Brayden Fowler starting to take over the game helping Sydney stretch out their lead to28 points after a seven goal to two second quarter.
The third quarter was tight once again with both sides going goal for goal. Four goals to three third quarter by the boys from down south closed the margin to 16 points at the final change.
Canberra threw everything at Sydney closing the margin to five points halfway through the last quarter. However, Sydney steadied though and ended up running out 12 points victors,
Fowler finished with 6 goals for the match, vice captain Andre2w McConnell also finished with five goals and was voted best on ground with Blake Guthrie, James Brain and Trent Stubbs also impressive throughout the match. For Canberra, James Bennett, Ben Fulford and Jack Baker tried hard all day.
AFL Sydney 2.4, 9.6, 12.9, 15.14 (104) AFL Canberra 2.3, 4.8, 8.11, 13.14 (92)
GOALS, AFL Sydney : B. Fowler 6, A. McConnell 5, T. Stubbs 3, M. Carey 1
AFL Canberra : C. York 3, B. Fruend 3, D. Biermann 2, J. Hiep 1, J. Hancock 1, S. Fisher 1, S. Wilkinson 1, D. Smith 1
BEST, AFL Sydney : B. Fowler, B. Guthrie, J. Brain, A. McConnell, T. Stubbs, A. Browning
AFL Canberra : J. Bennett, B. Fulford, J. Baker, C. Robinson, J. Hancock, M. Boak
AFL Sydney Representative Team: NAME CLUB NAME CLUB Andrew Browning East Coast Jordan Weir Manly Warringah Jack Dimery East Coast Matthew Carey Pennant Hills Keiran Emery East Coast James Dunn Pennant Hills Andrew McConnell East Coast Bryce Addsion St George Karl Merson East Coast Blake Guthrie St George Trent Stubbs East Coast Nathan Kenny St George Sam Batten Manly Warringah Alexander Wynn St George Gareth Benbow Manly Warringah Tom Elkington Sydney University Damian Bonney Manly Warringah Tom Larby UTS James Brain Manly Warringah Taran Etto Western Suburbs Brayden Fowler Manly Warringah Jake Ross Western Suburbs Harrison Koch Manly Warringah
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Back Row: Russel Penton (Trainer), Matthew Graham (Manager), Jon Hayres (Asst. Coach), Jordan Weir, Keiran Emery, Jack Dimery, Trent Stubbs, Harrison Koch, Tom Elkington,Andrew Browning, Brayden Fowler, Jake Ross, Tom Larby, Bryce Addison, Tony Overall (Asst. Coach), Terry Mudge (Asst. Coach), Front Row: Karl Merson, Damian Bonney, Blake Guthrie, Alexander Wynn, James Dunn, Matt Carey (C), Roger Moten (Coach), Andrew McConnell (VC), Nathan Kenny, Taran Etto, Sam Batten, James Brain, Gareth Benbow
Women’s Game 1 Match Report
Sunday morning saw the first representative match of the season played when the AFL Sydney women took on AFL Canberra at Gungahlin Enclosed Oval in the ACT.
AFL Sydney had a new look coaching panel with Simon Berry and Stu Newman taking the reigns along with assistants Yucel Celenk and Abraham Caroca. The coaches kept a similar game plan to the successful one of 2014 and with a number of new faces into the team from last year, the team was confident heading into the first game of the series which also had NSW/ACT spots up for grabs. Additionally, with the Western Bulldogs womens coach Craig Starcevich in attendance, it provided an opportunity for the womens draft hopefuls to show their wares.
The lead up to game one had been good with the team structures put in place over the past months training sessions with strong numbers. Stalwart Jennifer Lew was appropriately named as captain of the side with Kathryn Hull Vice captain.
Conditions were perfect for good fast footy on Sunday however it was a dour opening half as both sides sized up their opposition. Sydney started the better and had a number of forward raids however were unable to capitalise managing the sole behind. Canberra weathered the early attack and then went forward and found key forward Karina Demant who kicked truly to get the opening goal of the game. Canberra star Heather Anderson then imposed herself on the game with plenty of the football and contested marks, including one hanger to drive the ball forward. Demant goaled again on the run and Canberra went into the quarter time huddle with a 13 point lead.
The second quarter again saw Sydney have the better of the play but were again unable to capitalise and only managed the 2 behinds for the quarter. The sides defence held strong though led by Lara Hilmi and Kristy De Pellegrini as Canberra were unable to hit the scoreboard at all. Up the ground, Jen Lew was dominating the centre racking up plenty of positions but the side was unable get the key first goal on the board and trailed Canberra 2.2 to 0.3 at halftime.
The halftime break was just what the Sydney girls required as a number of positional changes and the reinforcement of the game plan from the coaches was made. It had an immediate impact as Kristy De Pellegrini who had moved from her regular defensive position to the forward lined goaled within the opening 2 minutes to finally get Sydney on the board. This sparked both sides into action as the game noticeably lifted in intensity with some great play and tough footy being played led by small stars Steph Walker and Maddie Collier who were ferocious with their tackling. Lael Kassem also injected herself into the game with some electrifying run and carry which really sparked the side into action. One of Kassem’s runs then led to Kristy De Pellegrini
12 AFL Sydney 2015 Annual Report kicking her second goal of the match and all of a sudden the Sydney girls had hit the lead. A couple of late points from Canberra saw the home side take a 2 point lead into the final break.
After dominating the 3rd quarter, Sydney hit the ground running in the last quarter and Lael Kassem was rewarded with a running goal in the opening minute of the last to give Sydney back the lead, one they wouldn’t surrender. With the shackles broken, the Sydney girls completely outran and outplayed their Canberra counterparts who started running out of legs and the floodgates opened. Brilliant youngest Tayla Stahl kicked a well deserved goal which was closely followed by goals to Nikki Perrett, Laura Holdsworth and Ashlee McClure and the game was secured. Captain Jen Lew then kicked a well deserved goal on the final siren to round a comprehensive victory for the Sydney-siders 8.5-53 to 2.6-18.
The Sydney side had the better of the play for the majority of the match and thoroughly deserved their victory. Captain Jennifer Lew was voted the players player from her side after a great performance which saw her win plenty of the football all game. Closely behind the skipper was Lael Kassem whose run and carry sparked the side in the third quarter while Tayla Stahl was next thanks to her hardness at the football.
AFL Sydney Women's 0.1, 0.3, 2.4, 8.5 (53) AFL Canberra Women's 2.2, 2.2, 2.5, 2.6 (18)
GOALS, AFL Sydney Women’s : K. DePellegrini 2, L. Kassem, T. Stahl-Smith, N. Perrett, L. Holdsworth, A. McClure, J. Lew
AFL Canberra Women’s : K. Demant 2
BEST, AFL Sydney Women’s : J. Lew, L. Kassem, T. Stahl-Smith, K. DePellegrini, S. Walker, M. Collier
AFL Canberra Women’s : H. Anderson, K. Demant, H. Gill, H. Dunn, E. Ross, H. Wallet
AFL Sydney Women’s Game 1 Squad:
NAME CLUB NAME CLUB Amy Hessell Gosford Kathryn Hull Southern Power Megan Lawrence Gosford Ashlee McClure Southern Power Tess Mutton Gosford Nicola Barr Sydney University Salome Cerda-Vargas Macquarie Uni Lara Creber Sydney University Codie Briggs Newtown Jennifer Lew Sydney University Laura Holdsworth Newtown Stephanie Walker Sydney University Alison Parkin Newtown Jacinda Barclay UNSW/ES Tayla Stahl-Smith Newtown Maddy Collier UNSW/ES Georgia Verkuylen Newtown Sandra Janjetovic UNSW/ES Natalie Camilleri Penrith Mai Nguyen UNSW/ES Nikki Perrett Penrith Lara Hilmi UTS Shamrocks Kristy De Pellegrini Southern Power Lael Kassem Western Wolves
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Game 2 Match Report
AFL Sydney Women’s team and AFL Canberra Women’s team went head to head in Game 2 of the Women’s State of Origin series on Saturday afternoon at Blacktown International Sports Park
After losing the first match of theseries, the Canberra side was far too good for the Sydney siders, running out 38 point victors
Sydney controlled the match early taking a small lead into the first break. From after that though it was all Canberra, outscoring the Sydney side nine goals to one for the rest of the match.
As the series ended at one all, Canberra retained the trophy due to them currently holding it.
AFL Canberra Women's 1.0, 4.1, 8.2, 10.3 (63) AFL Sydney Women's 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.7 (25)
GOALS, AFL Canberra Women's: K. Demant 6, K. Reid 2, H. Wallett 1, R. Friend 1
AFL Sydney Women's: A. McClure 2, G. Behan 1
BEST, AFL Canberra Women's : E. Ross, K. Demant, B. Beatson, C. Bunker, M. Godfrey, H. Wallett
AFL Sydney Women's : T. Mutton, N. Perrett, A. Kowski, M. Lawrence, L. Creber, G. Behan
Back Row (left to right); Simon Berry (Coach/Runner), Jess Purcel, Tess Mutton, Lara Creber, Sasha Banki, Alice Wood, Ashlee McClure, Rachael Elcoate, Melissa Ciralo, Lara Hilmi, Stuart Newman(Coach) Middle Row (left to right); Meg Lawrence, Amy Kowski, Jenna Miller, Eloise O’Brien, Nikki Perrett, Nat Camilleri, Lyndel McMartin, Kiona Vance, Karina Berry Front Row (left to right): Kim Chan, Nicola Vrachnas, Haneen Zreika, Gillian Behan
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AFL Sydney Women’s Game 2 Squad:
NAME CLUB NAME CLUB Haneen Zreika Auburn Amy Kowski Southern Power Karina Berry Gosford Lyncel McMartin Southern Power Megan Lawrence Gosford Ashlee McClure Southern Power Tess Mutton Gosford Jenna Miller Southern Power Rachael Elcoate Gosford Lara Creber Sydney Uni Kiona Vance Macquarie Uni Alice Wood Sydney Uni Eloise O’Brien Maitland (BDAFL) Sasha Banki UNSW/ES Jessica Purcell Moorebank Nicola Vrachnas UNSW/ES Natalie Camilleri Penrith Gillian Behan UTS Shamrocks Nikki Perrett Penrith Lara Hilmi UTS Shamrocks Melissa Ciralo Southern Power Kim Chan Wollongong
Howarth Medal (Rep Player of the Year)
The winner of the 2015 Howarth Trophy was Andrew McConnell
In terms of the selection criteria for the AFL Sydney representative player of the year is concerned, that criteria was extended so as to recognise the individual who best typifies a representative player in terms of approach, preparation, leadership and on ground performance.
McConnell was selected for his first year in representative football in 2015 as East Coast came back into the AFL Sydney competition. McConnell was exceptional in the rep game against AFL Canberra and was awarded best on ground by the commentators.
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PHELAN MEDAL NIGHT
In excess of 650 people attended AFL Sydney's Night of Nights at Doltone House, Pyrmont. Hosted by comedian, Cam Knight, the night recognised the achievements of individuals, volunteers and clubs who excelled during the 2015 season.
All past Phelan Medal winners were invited along with Life Members, members of the NSW AFL History Committee, Representatives of GWS Giants and sponsors. Special guests included AFL Commissioner Sam Mostyn, GWS Giants executives, and White Ribbon Ambasador Phil Davis.
Digital Sports provided the audience with a fantastic presentation which included video and photographic highlights from the 2015 season. A vote count was revealed after rounds 4, 8 & 12 with all votes read out for the final six rounds for the Premier Division Seniors games where Connor Pettersson was named the winner of the 2015 Phelan Medal with 24 votes. In the Women’s Division One count, the final four rounds were counted down. In all other divisions, the top ten vote getters were acknowledged.
Barbara Dickin & Frank Kalayzich was awarded Life Membership on the night. There were also one inductee into the AFL Sydney Hall of Fame on the night with Albert Herbert-Ellis family in attendance to celebrate his achievements and contribution to AFL in Sydney.
Warren Back from Camden was presented with the Ken Ferguson Award as AFL Sydney Volunteer of the Year.
Award Recipient Club
Phelan Medal – AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Connor Pettersson Manly Warringah
Snow Medal – Division One Best & Fairest Hugh Priest Balmain
AFL Sydney Women’s Division One Best & Fairest Amanda Farrugia Macquarie University
Club Championship Award Pennant Hills
Ken Ferguson Award – Volunteer of the Year Warren Back Camden
AFL Sydney Rising Star Eli Prescott St George
AFL Sydney Women’s Rising Star Nicola Barr Sydney University
Kealy Medal – U19 Division One Best & Fairest Lukas De Vries Pennant Hils
Sanders Medal – Division Two Best & Fairest Ben Mayer Penrith
Howarth Trophy – Rep Player of the Year Andrew McConnell East Coast
McFarlane Medal – Division Three Best & Fairest Riordan Lee Sydney University
Armstrong Medal – Division Four Best & Fairest Peni Mahina Campbelltown
Apted Medal – Division Five Best & Fairest Jake Reid UNSW/ES
Hart Medal – U19 Division Two Best & Fairest Mitchell Sapiatzer Holroyd Parramatta
Reece Morris Holroyd Parramatta
Tom Kannan Western Suburbs
Martin Faulkner Moorebank
AFL Sydney Women’s Division Two Best & Fairest Nikki Perrett Penrith Ramettes
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Tess Mutton Gosford
AFL Sydney Hall of Fame Albert Herbert-Ellis
Stan Milton Trophy – PD Leading Goalkicker Trent Stubbs – East Coast – 59 goals
Division One Leading Goalkicker Luke Jarjoura – Balmain – 49 goals
Division Two Leading Goalkicker Matt Lecek – Camden – 34 goals
Division Three Leading Goalkicker Jared Patira – East Coast – 66 goals
Division Four Leading Goalkicker Cameron Desmond – Campbelltown – 50 goals
Division Five Leading Goalkicker Nathan Peters – Holroyd Parramatta – 52 goals
Under 19s Division One Leading Goalkicker Matthew Preen – Pennant Hills – 44 goals
Under 19s Division Two Leading Goalkicker Marcus Pasfield – Holroyd Parramatta – 33 goals
Women’s Division One Leading Goalkicker Verna Leigh –Newtown – 33 goals
Women’s Division Two Leading Goalkicker Jessie Burnham – Penrith – 31 goals
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2015 PHELAN MEDALLIST
Manly-Warringah captain Connor Pettersson has claimed AFL Sydney’s most prestigious honour by claiming the 2015 Phelan Medal. Pettersson accepted the medal in front of more than 600 people at a gala event at Darling Harbour’s Doltone House last night.
Pettersson had a stand out year for the Giants and has gone one better than 2014 when he finished runner up behind Pennant Hill’s Alex Goodall.
Pettersson took over the captaincy this season for the Giants and thrived on the added responsibility by finishing on an impressive 24 votes, nine ahead of pre count favourite in East Coast Eagles Trent Stubbs with the Eagles Andrew Browning a further two votes behind. Pettersson becomes the second Manly Warringah player to claim the Phelan Medal in only the clubs third season in the top division following good mate Tyrone Armitage’s victory in 2013 (Manly’s inaugural season in Premier Division).
Following the disappointment of a runners up finish in the award last year, Pettersson started the 2015 season in scintillating fashion polling an astonishing 16 votes in the opening six rounds including being best on ground in five of those games. He led by 8 votes after six rounds and from then on was always in a strong position to claim the award. Further votes in Rounds 8 and 11 pushed his total to 20 votes before a rib injury kept him from playing from Rounds 13 to 16. On his return, Pettersson continued on where he has left off to poll in the final two games to finish on 24 votes and claim a deserved victory.
Trent Stubbs, the 2015 Stan Milton Trophy holder for the Premier Division competition’s leading goal kicker, finished on 15 votes while his team mate and ruckmen Browning, who missed three games at the end of the season, finished on 13 votes. Rounding out the top 5 were former Phelan Medallist Matt Carey from Pennant Hills in fourth position on 13 votes while Western Suburbs midfielder Taran Etto rounding out the top five after an outstanding year with 11 votes.
Photos: Connor Petterson was all smiles after winning the Phelan Medal (left), playing for Manly Warringah (middle), and on (right) receiving Phelan Medal from 2014 Phelan Medallist Alex Goodall
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AFL SYDNEY RISING STAR
St George running defender, Eli Prescott has been awarded the 2015 AFL Sydney Rising Star.
The 17 year old Prescott had a fantastic year which included representing the Sydney Swans reserve grade team on 6 occasions kicking three goals and also playing one game for the NSW/ACT side in the TAC Cup
Prescott polled 18 votes, three clear of Ryan Speed from Western Suburbs. Pennant Hills onballer Connor Owen Auburn rounded out the top three on 12 votes.
Full voting:
Name Club Votes Eli Prescott St George 18 Ryan Speed Western Suburbs 15 Connor Owen-Auburn Pennant Hills 12 Campbell Luscombe Pennant Hills 10 Jack Hill St George 10 Tom Harvey North Shore 9 Ben Hawtin Sydney University 8 Nathan Cooper Pennant Hills 8 Alex McKenzie UNSW/ES 8 Kirk Lower UNSW/ES 7 Brayden Kilpatrick St George 7 Jake Brown St George 5 Dylan Sanderson St George 4 Allister Clarke Sydney University 3 Bradley Keough Pennant Hills 3 Ben van den Nieuwenhof Western Suburbs 3
Other Nominees Jack Mapleson North Shore
Photo: Eli Prescott (Right) accepting his award from GWS Giants Academy Coach Jason Saddington
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AFL SYDNEY WOMEN’S RISING STAR
Sydney University star midfielder Nicola Barr has been awarded the 2015 Sydney AFL Women’s Rising Star.
The 19 year old is in her second year of senior football previously playing in the youth girls competition for Queenswood. It has been a great year for Nicola who also represented NSW/ACT in the state game against Queensland in July.
Barr polled 34 votes, finishing 5 votes ahead of runner up, UNSW/ES Jen Chan with Kiona Vance of Macquarie University finishing third with 25 votes. .
Full voting:
Name Club Votes Nicola Barr Sydney University 34 Jen Chan UNSW/ES 29 Kiona Vance Macquarie University 25 Haneen Zreika Auburn 19 Gabrielle Ferreira Macquarie University 18 Emma Nolan Penrith 17 Sharni Collins Gosford 13 Quincy Dorans Blacktown 12 Sam Murray UNSW/ES 11 Rheanna Lotter Southern Power 10 Isabella Rudolph Manly Warringah 9 Telecia Brown Macquarie University 9 Terri-Ann Martin Newtown 4 Vivien Talbot Macquarie University 3
Other Nominees Narmeen Mohammed Auburn Tayla Stahl-Smith Newtown
Photo: Nicola Barr (Right) with her rising star award
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AFL SYDNEY VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
Warren Back from Camden is the winner of the Ken Ferguson Award as the 2015 AFL Sydney Volunteer of the Year.
Warren is currently the treasurer of the Camden Cats Football Club. Warren has been around the Camden club for over 15 years. Warren has done nearly every job there is to do at a footy club from playing, to being club umpire to being ground manager. Warren thanked his family and the club for all the support they have given him over the years.
The Camden club is extremely appreciative of Warren’ commitment, enthusiasm and drive.
Photo: Warren Back (Left) with his Volunteer of the Year award
AFL MERIT AWARD
Geoff Pridgeon has been involved in AFL within New South Wales for the past 21 years, during which time he has been actively involved in organising junior football and Auskick for the Forest Lions Junior Club, and most recently holding the position of Football Operations Director at the Manly Warringah Giants FC for the past 13 years.
Geoff started at Manly in 2002 when they were known as the Wolves and this is when he took on the football operations portfolio for the club. This kind of role in any football club requires significant investment of time and energy and for a club like Manly who currently have 5 teams across the AFL Sydney League, the amount of work Geoff takes on is enormous. He is responsible for game day and training logistics, which includes providing all the needed facilities/equipment/apparel for all teams each weekend and for training nights.
Geoff has been integral in supporting the success of the Manly Giants over the last 13 years, including the Giants rise to Premier Division premierships in 2013 and 2014, which followed on from back to back premierships in Division 1 in 2011 and 2012.
Geoff was also instrumental in initiating and establishing the Manly Giants Women’s team, which is in its inaugural season this year.
The dedication that Geoff Pridgeon has shown to the Manly Warringah Giants and to football in New South Wales is a clear indication of why he is a worthy recipient of this award. Photo: Geoff Pridgeon accepting his AFL Merit Award
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HALL OF FAME
In 2003, AFL Sydney established a Players' Hall of Fame. Nominees are judged by the selection committee to have made an outstanding contribution to the AFL Sydney competition.
The Hall of Fame is principally for players with the following criterion used in the selection of inductees:
Level of service and overall contribution to the game The number of playing years is a consideration but not the sole determining factor in assessing a person's eligibility A player may only be eligible to be inducted as a Hall of Fame member once they have been retired from playing for a minimum period of three years Only those who have played in a senior competition in Sydney are eligible.
In 2015, one new member was inducted in to the AFL Sydney Players' Hall of Fame:
Albert Herbert Ellis
He began playing with Newtown FC in 1912 in a career spanning 14 years. A versatile player, Ellis spent his time on the field playing predominantly centre half forward and centre half back, going on to play over 200 games for Newtown.
Ellis’ football career was put on hold in 1915 when he was enlisted to fight in WW1, during which time he was wounded in the leg and wrist via gunshot but recovered and went on to be commissioned as an officer in 1918, before returning home in 1919.
Ellis resumed playing football in 1920. Over his career he represented New South Wales on 23 occasions spanning over 12 years. This included games against Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, and the VFL, along with games against the Melbourne, Carlton and Port Adelaide FCs. He was also captain of New South Wales on four occasions (two of which were during the 1924 Australian National Football Council Carnival) and vice captain on two occasions. Of the 23 representative games Ellis played, he featured in the best players on 15 occasions.
At club level, Ellis played in 5 consecutive grand finals for Newtown in 1920 to 1925, but unfortunately was never part of the winning side.
Photo: Award accepted by Albert’s great nephew David Temperley.
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AFL SYDNEY LIFE MEMBERSHIP
Life Membership is the highest honour that can be bestowed on an individual and is recognition of that person’s contribution to football in Sydney.
In 2015, two individuals were awarded AFL Sydney Life Membership:
Frank Kalayzich
Frank began umpiring in 1978 in the North Shore Junior Football competition and has umpired every year since, bar 2001.
In 1983 he umpired his first senior match, presiding over his first top-level Sydney fixture three years later. In a career flush with highlights, Kalayzich has umpired 10 first grade Grand Finals, including last year's Premier Division decider at 52 years of age.
Despite his stocky frame, Frankie K is an elite runner, beginning his career in the days where only two field umpires where permitted, where he estimates he'd clock "close to 25 kilometres" over four quarters.
Yesterday he umpired his 511th AFL Sydney First Grade match, a number which will unlikely ever be beaten.
An almost permanent fixture in Sydney umpiring circles, Kalayzich also officiated in 50 VFL reserves games, a couple of years in rural Queensland and five years of junior umpiring.
Frank retires at the conclusion of this season and his hoping for a 512th and last appointment in this Sundays Grand Final.
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Barbara Dickins
Well known by the AFL Sydney community and loved by all, Barbara Dickin began her time in AFL Sydney with Western Suburbs over 30 years ago when her son began playing Australian Rules Football.
The worthy 2015 AFL Sydney Volunteer of the Year, Barbara has volunteered her time for many years as a timekeeper for AFL Sydney finals as well as representative matches every year.
Her son long since retired, Barbara has remained a constant at the Western Suburbs Football Club since and each season and each week, she gives her time freely and selflessly to time keep for the club at ALL home and away matches. Due to back issues, Barbara has been unable to assist in the 2015 AFL Sydney finals for the first time in many years and her smiling faced is missed by all.
Barb has attended too many Phelan Medal nights to count and was going to miss this years but needed to be conned into coming so she could be awarded this honour.
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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD
The Club Championship Award is awarded to the leading AFL Sydney Club based on the on- field performance of their top three grades.
The points system was changed this year due to
Seniors: Win ration multiplied by three
Reserves: Win ration multiplied by two
Under 19s/Thirds: Win ratio multiplied by one
If a club only had two teams their total points have a 10% weighting added to them.
The winning club was presented with a perpetual trophy at the Phelan Medal Presentation Dinner as well as a payment of $1,000. The Runner Up received $500 and the third placed club $250.
Seniors Reserves U19s/Thirds Weighting Total Pennant Hills 234 133 89 456 Camden 264 122 27 413 Manly Warringah 244 126 33 403 East Coast Eagles 281 88 14 383 Macquarie University 183 152 33 368 UTS 113 156 88 357 Blacktown 213 72 69 354 St George 188 88 56 332 Holroyd Parramatta 83 150 88 321 Penrith 114 130 69 313 Balmain 233 70 7 310 Sydney University 141 111 33 285 Moorebank 159 24 56 239 Southern Power 133 66 31 230 Western Suburbs 75 62 81 218 Nor-West 117 86 10.15 213.15 North Shpre 56 70 72 198 Campbelltown 185 0 9.16 192.15 Gosford 57 75 6.6 138.6 Randwick City 57 30 20 107 UNSW/ES 19 0 75 94
Gleen Gunstone (Right) from Pennant Hills) with the Club Championship Trophy
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2015 AFL SYDNEY WOMEN’S TEAM OF THE YEAR
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FINALS
Premier Division Finals
Once again 2015 saw the Premier Division Finals consist of the top five finishers following the home and away season.
Henson Park was the venue for the Qualifying Final, Elimination Final, Preliminary Finals and Grand Finals due to its unavailability of Blacktown ISP for grand final dau with the ground only playing host to the 2nd Semi Finals and the 1st Semi Finals.
The venues were in excellent condition for the finals and players, officials and spectators all appreciated the excellent facilities available at the venues.
Catering for the AFL Sydney finals is allocated on a rotating basis and in 2015 it was Sydney University turn to undertake the task. They paid a catering levy to the League of $3,000. I am certain that the club would have benefited greatly from this arrangement which would be a just reward for the effort they put in.
UTS were appointed the gatekeeping duties and they completed this task with great diligence. The club received 12.5% of the gate keeping proceeds.
The admission charge for all finals was unchanged at $10 for adults whilst entry for children Under 16 remained free with each participating team (including umpires) receiving 35 player/official entry passes. Football Records were given away for free. Parking was free at all venues.
The finals were well supported with good crowds at all finals. The Grand Final Day was attended by in approximately 1,500 people. The atmosphere in the crowd was fantastic throughout the day with five clubs represented.
The weather for all finals was excellent with sun a constant feature.
BISP and Henson Park was in excellent condition for the Grand Finals and players, officials and spectators all appreciated the excellent facilities available at the venue. The ground staff at Blacktown Venue Management provided great support during the finals and we thank them for that.
For the Grand Final the AFL (NSW/ACT) logo, along with the logo of the two competing teams was painted onto the playing surface. This was well received and added to the presentation of the day.
The Premiers in each grade were presented with individual player medallions and the Premiership Cup on a stage on the ground in front of the grandstand. The presentations were completed with the assistance of a person nominated by the Premiership winning club. A presentation was also made to the player adjudged by the Digital Sports Commentators as "Best on Ground". In the Premier Division, Anthony Robertson received the Rod Podbury Medal off AFL NSW/ACT CEO, Sam Graham.
Annual Finals Gate Takings Comparison (2005-2015)
YEAR Qualifying Semi Prelim Grand TOTALS Finals Finals Final Final 2005 n/a 3609.00 1430.10 7055.00 12094.10 2006 n/a 4125.00 2566.55 7085.00 13796.55 2007 n/a 4974.05 4731.75 8025.85 17731.65 2008 3963.00 1758.00 2978.00 6186.00 14885.00 2009 4349.00 4825.30 3045.00 7392.80 19612.10 2010 7410.30 6288.60 6320.10 12965.00 32984.00 2011 7660.00 6813.75 6055.90 15556.65 36086.30 2012 10320.00 7925.00 4327.95 12451.45 35024.40 2013 8918.90 7577.80 5540.00 12981.10 35017.80 2014 7450.80 8924.00 6,641.00 15,644.85 38,660.65 2015 8700.00 8981.50 6245.00 13272.10 38,198.60
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Lower Division Finals and Women’s Finals
The Lower Division Finals and Women’s Division Two Finals consisted of the top five sides at the end of the Home and Away season. The Under 19s & Women’s Division Finals it was the top four sides.
Four venues were used for the Lower Divisions in 2015; Blacktown ISP No. 2 for the Elimination Finals for Women’s Division Two. Henson Park for Second Semi, First Semi for Division’s Two, Three and Four and Preliminary Final for Division Five and Women’s Division Two. Blacktown ISP No. 1 for Qualifying, Elimination, Preliminary & Grand Finals for Division’s Two, Three and Four and Second Semi, First Sem & Grand Finalsi for Division Five. Mahoney Park for the 1st and 2nd Semi Finals.
Two venues were used for the Women’s Division One Finals in 2015; Blacktown ISP for the Division One Preliminary Final and Grand Final, Henson Park for the Semi Finals.
The weather conditions were fine although some wind for the players and spectators to contend with.
The catering was undertaken by Macquarie University who was charged a levy of $3,000. The Club did an excellent job in ensuring that those who attended the Lower Division finals were well fed and did not go thirsty.
Holroyd Parramatta was appointed the gatekeeping duties and they completed this task with great diligence. The club received 12.5% of the gate keeping proceeds.
The admission charge for the Lower Division Finals remained at $10 for adults with children Under 16s, for all finals free. Each participating team (including umpires) received 35 player/official entry passes per team. Football Records were given away for free. Parking was free at all venues.
The finals were well supported with good crowds at all finals. The Grand Final Day was well attended with in excess 1,500 people in attendance. The atmosphere in the grandstand during the day was fantastic as supporters provided excellent encouragement for their teams, in particular the large number of supporters for the Division Two Grand Final, in particular the Sydney University supporters, provided a great atmosphere.
The Premiers in each grade were presented with individual player medallions and the Premiership Cup on the ground in front of the grandstand. The presentations were completed with the assistance of the President of the Premiership winning team. A presentation was also made to the player adjudged by the ‘Digital Sports’ commentators as "Best on Ground".
Annual Finals Gate Takings Comparison- Lower Division Finals (2009-2015)
Qualifying Semi Prelim Grand YEAR TOTALS Finals Finals Final Final 2009 n/a 3175.00 1467.00 3617.00 8259.00 2010 n/a 3701.80 1342.00 10205.65 15249.45 2011 4417.95 3868.00 3040.55 9363.00 20689.50 2012 5837.40 4996.95 2622.00 10989.05 24445.40 2013 3946.20 5210.00 6910.65 9590.00 25656.85 2014 5121.00 5805.70 8923.90 10,396.00 30,246.60 2015 8502.40 7927.80 9744.00 14318.20 40,492.40
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FINALS MATCH RESULTS PREMIER DIVISION FINALS
Qualifying Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday September 5 Pennant Hills Demons 1.5, 3.7, 6.9, 7.11 (53) Manly Warringah Giants 1.2, 2.3, 3.7, 4.11 (35) GOALS, Pennant Hills Demons : J. Dunn 2, T. Moraitis 1, L. Bilbe 1, S. Wray 1, M. Talbot 1, C. Smith 1 Manly Warringah Giants : D. Sanderson 1, J. Brain 1, M. Carter 1, D. Dickerson 1 BEST, Pennant Hills Demons : M. Carey, D. Preen, D. Dell'Aquila, A. Crisfield, K. Wright, T. Angel Manly Warringah Giants : C. Pettersson, H. Koch, J. Brain, J. Weir, A. Robertson, M. Carter UMPIRES: F. Kalayzich, C. Fletcher, D. Garroway
Elimination Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday September 6 St George Dragons 4.2, 5.5, 8.7, 9.9 (63) Sydney University 2.3, 5.5, 6.8, 8.11 (59) GOALS, St George Dragons : N. Ryan 4, D. Donohue 2, J. West 1, D. Sanderson 1, B. Jones 1 Sydney University : Z. Fyffe 3, C. Browne 1, D. Frawley 1, T. Elkington 1, R. Avis-Foster 1, M. Krochmal 1 BEST, St George Dragons : N. Shaw, N. Ryan, J. West, J. Hill, B. Guthrie, T. Preece Sydney University :G. Smith, A. Clarke, S. Clark, A. Hawtin, E. Sertbas, M. Krochmal UMPIRES: A. Kittel, M. Baigent, L. Head
Second Semi Final – Henson Park Saturday September 12 East Coast Eagles 3.2, 3.4, 8.8, 9.9 (63) Pennant Hills Demons 0.3, 3.6, 5.6, 7.9 (51) GOALS, East Coast Eagles : J. Vlatko 4, T. Stubbs 2, S. Reed 2, D. Spiteri 1 Pennant Hills Demons : J. Dunn 3, N. Cooper 1, T. Edmonds 1, N. Hey 1, L. Bilbe 1 BEST, East Coast Eagles : J. Vlatko, A. Savage, A. Browning, D. Charleston, B. Anderson, S. Turner Pennant Hills Demons : M. Johnston, R. Ediriwickrama, D. Preen, A. Crisfield, D. Dell'Aquila, D. Witt UMPIRES: F. Kalayzich, L. McDonald, M. Baigent
First Semi Final – Henson Park Sunday September 13 St George Dragons 3.3, 6.5, 13.7, 17.9 (111) Manly Warringah Giants 1.1, 5.7, 6.10, 9.12 (66) GOALS, St George Dragons : D. Donohue 5, N. Ryan 2, T. Preece 2, B. Kilpatrick 1, E. Prescott 1, N. Shaw 1, J. Okunbor 1, B. Jones 1, N. Kenny 1, D. Gilbert 1, D. Sanderson 1 Manly Warringah Giants : A. Robertson 2, J. Pola-Smith 1, L. Brain 1, D. Dickerson 1, M. Bell 1, D. Sanderson 1, J. Monk 1, H. Koch 1 BEST, St George Dragons : N. Kenny, T. Coenen, D. Donohue, J. West, T. Martin, N. Shaw Manly Warringah Giants : J. Weir, J. Brain, C. Johnston, M. Carter, L. Brain, H. Koch UMPIRES: L. Head, D. Garroway, A. Kittel
Preliminary Final – Henson Park Sunday September 20 Pennant Hills Demons 2.3, 6.7, 9.11, 12.17 (89) St George Dragons 3.2, 6.2, 9.5, 13.8 (86) GOALS, Pennant Hills Demons : L. Bilbe 4, D. Dell'Aquila 2, N. Hey 2, C. Owen-Auburn 1, J. Dunn 1, T. Angel 1, M. Talbot 1 St George Dragons : N. Ryan 3, T. Preece 3, P. Sain 2, J. Brown 1, N. Shaw 1, B. Hodgson 1, D. Lycakis 1, D. Gilbert 1 BEST, Pennant Hills Demons :L. Bilbe, S. Widmer, D. Dell'Aquila, T. Angel, C. Smith, R. Ediriwickrama St George Dragons : B. Jones, T. Preece, T. Coenen, D. Tomlins, T. Martin, J. West UMPIRES: D. Garroway, M. Baigent, F. Kalayzich
Grand Final – Henson Park Sunday September 27 Pennant Hills Demons 3.2, 6.3, 6.3, 14.5 (89) East Coast Eagles 3.4, 5.6, 6.12, 7.12 (54) GOALS, Pennant Hills Demons : D. Dell'Aquila 3, T. Moraitis 2, J. Dunn 2, T. Edmonds 2, M. Carey 2, R. Ediriwickrama 1, N. Hey 1, L. Bilbe 1 East Coast Eagles : J. Vlatko 3, J. Dimery 1, A. McConnell 1, T. Stubbs 1, S. Reed 1 BEST, Pennant Hills Demons : D. Dell'Aquila, R. Ediriwickrama, T. Moraitis, T. Edmonds, C. Smith, T. Angel East Coast Eagles : B. Anderson, S. Turner, A. McConnell, A. Browning, A. Savage, J. Vlatko UMPIRES: F. Kalayzich, M. Baigent, D. Garroway
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DIVISION ONE FINALS
Qualifying Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday September 5 Pennant Hills Demons 4.1, 4.3, 6.3, 9.5 (59) UTS Bats 0.3, 1.8, 6.9, 6.11 (47) GOALS, Pennant Hills Demons : S. Zikman 3, L. Urwin 2, T. Widmer 1, P. Barnes 1, B. Jack 1, A. Brawn 1 UTS Bats : N. Morling 1, E. Williams 1, R. Stainforth 1, H. Callahan 1, J. Prince 1, J. Reynolds 1 BEST, Pennant Hills Demons : B. Tos, T. Scoular, A. Nixon, L. Vile, T. Widmer, B. Jack UTS Bats : H. Winter, O. Tate, T. Reid, T. O'Donovan, M. Izhik, J. Reynolds UMPIRES: J. Day, J. Baber, M. Geddes
Elimination Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday September 6 Sydney University 4.1, 6.4, 9.4, 11.5 (71) Macquarie University 3.1, 4.2, 5.6, 8.8 (56) GOALS, Sydney University : N. Dale 3, C. Kendrick 3, N. Lloyd 1, T. King 1, J. Walsh 1, M. Carey 1, L. Freemantle 1 Macquarie University : J. Brackin 2, C. Hayes 2, T. Cordner 2, P. Le Breton 1, R. Harris 1 BEST, Sydney University : M. Higgins, S. Power, T. Kirkham, N. Dale, C. Kendrick, H. Bown Macquarie University : J. Brackin, T. Cordner, S. Simpson, L. Mead, A. Rodgers, J. Moylan UMPIRES: M. Garroway, J. Cristani, Lachlan McDonald
Second Semi Final – Henson Park Saturday September 12 Pennant Hills Demons 5.2, 7.7, 9.7, 15.7 (97) Balmain Tigers 3.2, 4.4, 6.8, 8.8 (56) GOALS, Pennant Hills Demons : S. Zikman 4, P. Barnes 4, T. Widmer 1, R. Watts 1, S. Hodges 1, B. Jack 1, J. Clarke 1, L. Urwin 1, L. Vile 1 Balmain Tigers : T. Luff 4, A. Duell-Ferguson 2, W. Blackburne 1, B. Lambert 1 BEST, Pennant Hills Demons :T. Scoular, J. Gunstone, B. Tos, T. Widmer, P. Barnes, S. Zikman Balmain Tigers : K. Jones, L. Elasi, H. Jenkins, J. Fretwell, C. Brown, T. Luff UMPIRES: C. Fletcher, J. Cristani, J. Day
First Semi Final – Henson Park Sunday September 13 Sydney University 2.0, 3.1, 5.7, 6.12 (48) UTS Bats 2.4, 5.9, 5.10, 5.13 (43) GOALS, Sydney University : N. Dale 2, S. Clark 1, M. Carey 1, G. Burch 1, C. Browne 1 UTS Bats : E. Williams 2, N. Morling 1, J. Prince 1, T. Piner 1 BEST, Sydney University : C. Kendrick, B. Fitzpatrick, M. Higgins, R. Kennedy, S. Ryan, N. Dale UTS Bats : H. Callahan, D. Brown, H. Whiting, E. Williams, P. Kilroy, D. Crouch UMPIRES: M. Garroway, J. Baber, M. Geddes
Preliminary Final – Henson Park Sunday September 20 Sydney University 3.0, 6.2, 8.4, 9.10 (64) Balmain Tigers 1.2, 3.4, 4.4, 8.5 (53) GOALS, Sydney University : N. Dale 3, C. Kendrick 2, S. Clark 2, A. MacPherson 1, C. Browne 1 Balmain Tigers : W. Blackburne 3, R. Chowanetz 1, J. Donato 1, D. Woodend 1, B. Lambert 1, A. Cottrell 1 BEST, Sydney University : M. Higgins, W. Gowers, R. Kennedy, S. Ryan, D. Vincent, D. Miller Balmain Tigers : C. Brown, K. Jones, A. Barr, W. Blackburne, B. Lambert, E. Woodend UMPIRES: C. Fletcher, M. Geddes, L. Head
Grand Final – Henson Park Sunday September 27 Sydney University 1.2, 4.3, 8.3, 8.5 (53) Pennant Hills Demons 1.3, 3.4, 5.6, 7.10 (52) GOALS, Sydney University : C. Kendrick 2, A. MacPherson 1, A. Holmes 1, M. Carey 1, G. Burch 1, C. Browne 1, N. Dale 1 Pennant Hills Demons : S. Zikman 3, T. Abbott 1, R. Watts 1, J. Clarke 1, A. Brawn 1 BEST, Sydney University : S. Ryan, M. Higgins, W. Pearse, D. Vincent, A. Hawkins, C. Kendrick Pennant Hills Demons : A. Smith, T. Scoular, T. Widmer, T. Abbott, S. Zikman, L. Vile UMPIRES: L. McDonald, L. Head, J. Cristani
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UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE FINALS
First Semi Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday September 6 North Shore Bombers 4.3, 11.7, 12.12, 14.14 (98) St George Dragons 3.2, 3.6, 4.8, 6.10 (46) GOALS, North Shore Bombers : H. Carr 4, A. Quail 3, A. Treacy 3, B. Caddey 1, N. Hurrell 1, C. Sennitt 1, A. Roy 1 St George Dragons : R. Waters 2, D. Cooper 1, K. Anu 1, J. Maldigri 1, D. Michalak 1 BEST, North Shore Bombers : B. Parks, N. Garrick, S. Fraser-Krause, E. Harvey, C. Sennitt, H. Carr St George Dragons : D. Michalak, J. Maldigri, T. Mitchell, T. Gorman-Brown, S. Barnes, R. Waters L. Donnelly, J. Miller, A. Kapruziak
Second Semi Final – Henson Park Sunday September 12 UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2.1, 3.2, 6.5, 9.6 (60) Pennant Hills Demons 1.1, 4.2, 5.4, 8.5 (53) GOALS, UNSW/ES Bulldogs : N. Reinhard 2, J. Buckley 2, B. Davis 2, J. Deep 1, J. Wachman 1, J. Irvine 1 Pennant Hills Demons : M. Preen 3, E. Claxton 1, C. Furlong 1, C. Luscombe 1, L. de Vries 1, J. Carroll 1 BEST, UNSW/ES Bulldogs : N. Reinhard, J. Cann, J. Bartholomaeus, S. Lewinson, M. Lemme, T. Chichester Pennant Hills Demons : C. Lee, J. Carroll, S. Brain, J. Preedy, L. de Vries, C. Furlong UMPIRES: C. Brachenrig, F. Bailey, B. Mitchell
Preliminary Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday September 20 North Shore Bombers 4.3, 5.3, 5.7, 8.12 (60) Pennant Hills Demons 3.0, 7.1, 7.5, 7.5 (47) GOALS, North Shore Bombers :C. Silvester 2, B. Parks 2, J. Mapleson 1, A. Roy 1, M. Wilson 1, N. Campbell 1 Pennant Hills Demons : B. Clark 1, M. Vidler 1, I. Pearson 1, M. Preen 1, C. Lee 1, L. de Vries 1, B. Thompson 1 BEST, North Shore Bombers :D. Baron-Hay, J. Mapleson, J. Cubis, S. Fraser-Krause, N. Hurrell, M. Wright Pennant Hills Demons :J. Carroll, H. Rivers, C. Lee, L. de Vries, C. Luscombe, J. Preedy UMPIRES: C. Brackenrig, F. Bailey, B. Mitchell
Grand Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday September 27 North Shore Bombers 1.3, 4.6, 5.9, 7.15 (57) UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2.2, 4.2, 6.4, 7.4 (46) GOALS, North Shore Bombers : J. Mapleson 1, D. Baron-Hay 1, M. Wright 1, B. Parks 1, A. Roy 1, H. Carr 1, M. Wilson 1 UNSW/ES Bulldogs : N. Reinhard 3, J. Cann 1, J. Buckley 1, B. Davis 1, T. Chichester 1 BEST, North Shore Bombers : M. Wright, D. Baron-Hay, S. Fraser-Krause, R. Hebron, J. Cubis, M. Buskariol UNSW/ES Bulldogs : N. Reinhard, J. Deep, C. Johnston, M. Lemme, J. Cann, B. Davis UMPIRES: F. Bailey, B. Mittchell, C. Brackenrig
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DIVISION TWO FINALS
Qualifying Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday August 29 Blacktown Magic 3.1, 7.2, 9.4, 10.8 (68) Manly Warringah Giants 1.2, 1.3, 2.5, 5.7 (37) GOALS, Blacktown Magic : E. Barclay 5, A. Moeller 2, J. Moeller 1, D. Lim 1, B. Whale 1 Manly Warringah Giants : M. Bell 2, R. Hart 2, M. Rawle 1 BEST, Blacktown Magic : D. Bertram, M. Newson, T. Baracz, B. Whale, L. Corr, K. Weir Manly Warringah Giants : A. Armstrong, A. Hurley, M. Atkinson, M. Bell, M. Douglas, C. D'Souza UMPIRES: J. Button, C. Scammell, D. Elvey
Elimination Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday August 30 Penrith Rams 3.4, 4.7, 6.15, 11.21 (87) Moorebank Magpies 1.1, 4.6, 6.8, 6.11 (47) GOALS, Penrith Rams : B. McGovern 3, A. Ehrl 2, D. Mcdonald 2, J. Field 1, J. Dwyer 1, M. Denton 1, J. Bragg 1 Moorebank Magpies : B. Cavanagh 1, R. Forrester 1, A. Sheldon 1, S. Wicken 1, M. Burton 1, T. Currant 1 BEST, Penrith Rams : B. McGovern, P. Aumann, J. Edwards, J. Dwyer, T. McNamara, J. Denton Moorebank Magpies : D. Saunders, R. Horton, S. Wicken, M. Burton, D. Balderston, T. Gibson UMPIRES: J. Pulo, K. Paradis, S. Baker
Second Semi-Final – Henson Park Saturday September 6 Blacktown Magic 2.8, 2.9, 4.11, 6.13 (49) Camden Cats 1.2, 2.3, 3.9, 5.9 (39) GOALS, Blacktown Magic : E. Barclay 3, M. Newson 1, J. Moeller 1, B. Hynes 1 Camden Cats : M. Withers 2, J. Ayling 1, M. Lecek 1, R. Newham 1 BEST, Blacktown Magic : T. Baracz, K. Weir, A. Polkinghorne, B. Hynes, A. Moeller, D. Bertram Camden Cats : M. Withers, M. Hogan, M. Halteh, J. Ayling, B. Sommerville, B. Wharton UMPIRES: J. Pulo, C. Scammell, K. Paradis
First Semi-Final – Henson Park Sunday September 6 Manly Warringah Giants 3.1, 4.5, 8.5, 9.10 (64) Penrith Rams 1.2, 1.4, 2.5, 4.5 (29) GOALS, Manly Warringah Giants : M. Douglas 2, M. Grant 2, M. Bell 2, B. Collins 2, M. Rawle 1, J. McDougall 1 Penrith Rams : D. Mcdonald 2, J. Dwyer 1, T. McNamara 1 BEST, Manly Warringah Giants : M. Grant, M. Rawle, R. Hart, J. McDougall, A. Armstrong Penrith Rams : P. Aumann, M. McNamara, J. Vearing, T. McNamara, M. Denton, G. Paneras UMPIRES: S. Baker, D. Elvey, J. Button
Preliminary Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday September 13 Camden Cats 0.4, 4.5, 7.8, 9.8 (62) Manly Warringah Giants 3.3, 5.4, 9.5, 9.7 (61) GOALS, Camden Cats : M. Withers 3, J. Ayling 2, M. Broadstock 1, B. Wharton 1, S. Kershaw 1, M. Lecek 1 Manly Warringah Giants : M. Atkinson 2, H. Washington 2, A. Pilat 1, A. Roberts 1, E. Burke 1, C. D'Souza 1, R. Hart 1 BEST, Camden Cats : T. Vella, M. Withers, B. Wharton, B. Sommerville, M. Hogan, M. Maher Manly Warringah Giants : A. Harmer, M. Atkinson, E. Burke, P. Fabbro, A. Armstrong, R. Hart UMPIRES: D. Elvey, J. Button, C. Scammell
Grand Final - Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday September 19 Blacktown Magic 2.1, 5.3, 6.5, 7.8 (50) Camden Cats 3.4, 3.5, 4.9, 5.12 (42) GOALS, Blacktown Magic : E. Barclay 4, A. Moeller 1, D. Lim 1, L. Corr 1 Camden Cats : M. Withers 2, J. Van Luenen 1, M. Lecek 1, M. Maher 1 BEST, Blacktown Magic : K. Weir, L. Corr, E. Barclay, J. Moeller, B. Hynes, A. Polkinghorne Camden Cats : M. Withers, J. Van Luenen, M. Maher, M. Broadstock, J. Leys, B. Sommerville UMPIRES : D. Elvey, J. Button, C. Scammell
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DIVISION THREE FINALS
Qualifying Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday August 29 Sydney University 5.5, 8.7, 12.11, 19.12 (126) Penrith Rams 0.4, 3.5, 6.7, 8.10 (58) GOALS, Sydney University : G. Robbie 9, J. Walsh 2, W. Wright 2, A. Clark 2, N. Lloyd 1, B. Clendenning 1, T. King 1, T. Whitaker 1 Penrith Rams : J. Shelley 6, B. Robinson 1, J. Green 1 BEST, Sydney University : G. Robbie, K. Parker, E. Turner, M. Watson, S. Willesee, P. Younan Penrith Rams : J. Stevens, B. Wilson, M. Pope, J. Shelley, J. Anasis, J. Rix UMPIRES: J. Wesley-Smith, D. Coburn
Elimination Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday August 30 Western Suburbs Magpies 5.0, 9.1, 11.2, 12.8 (80) Pennant Hills Demons 3.2, 3.4, 3.6, 7.6 (48) GOALS, Western Suburbs Magpies : M. Eurell 6, M. Stokes 2, J. Lear 1, P. Chachaty 1, D. Coughlin 1, M. Cullen 1 Pennant Hills Demons : H. Angel 2, N. Breen 1, J. Myers 1, T. Wolnizer 1, D. Gardner 1, E. Danilo 1 BEST, Western Suburbs Magpies : S. Lear, S. Hudson, M. Stokes, M. Eurell, A. Branthwaite, S. Page Pennant Hills Demons : M. Carter, D. Gardner, D. Brain, N. de Gorter, B. Hooper, J. Turner UMPIRES: A. James, S. Parkinson
Second Semi-Final – Henson Park Saturday September 6 UTS Bats 3.1, 6.4, 7.6, 10.11 (71) Sydney University 1.4, 3.5, 4.6, 6.7 (43) GOALS, UTS Bats : T. Nixon 2, M. Pennycuick 2, H. Sleigh 2, B. Day 1, T. Piner 1, N. Barrett 1, M. Bignell 1 Sydney University : G. Robbie 2, P. Lloyd 1, P. Oscar 1, C. Allworth 1, T. Millsteed 1 BEST, UTS Bats : M. Bignell, P. Tegart, T. Piner, M. Ayers, T. Nixon, D. Murrell Sydney University : A. Clark, T. Millsteed, E. Turner, W. Wright, M. Fogarty, C. Allworth UMPIRES: J. Wesley-Smith, A. James
First Semi-Final – Henson Park Sunday September 6 Western Suburbs Magpies 4.3, 6.3, 9.3, 16.5 (101) Penrith Rams 3.1, 7.1, 8.9, 11.10 (76) GOALS, Western Suburbs Magpies : M. Eurell 8, S. McWilliam 2, M. Cullen 2, J. Steer 1, P. Chachaty 1, E. Doherty 1, S. Lear 1 Penrith Rams : J. Shelley 3, B. Robinson 2, M. Stevens 2, L. Murphy 2, M. Brown 1, M. Pope 1 BEST, Western Suburbs Magpies : P. English, G. Gregory, S. Lear, A. Branthwaite, D. Shepherd, P. Chachaty Penrith Rams : M. Purse, L. Burcher, J. Clark, M. Payne, B. Wilson, J. Edwards UMPIRES: D. Coburn, S. Parkinson
Preliminary Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday September 13 Sydney University 3.3, 9.8, 13.11, 17.13 (115) Western Suburbs Magpies 3.1, 3.2, 4.5, 7.7 (49) GOALS, Sydney University : T. Millsteed 5, G. Robbie 4, N. Lloyd 2, J. Cutrupi 2, R. Lee 1, C. Allworth 1, T. King 1, P. Lloyd 1 Western Suburbs Magpies : M. Eurell 3, J. Steer 1, S. McWilliam 1, D. Coughlin 1, S. Hudson 1 BEST, Sydney University : T. Millsteed, R. Lee, G. Robbie, M. Whitaker, J. Cutrupi, N. Lloyd Western Suburbs Magpies : M. Eurell, A. De Brouwer, D. Coughlin, S. McWilliam, P. Ritchie, M. Stokes UMPIRES: D. Coburn, A. James
Grand Final - Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday September 19 Sydney University 1.4, 3.6, 7.9, 9.13 (67) UTS Bats 2.1, 3.4, 4.4, 7.7 (49) GOALS, Sydney University : G. Robbie 4, N. Lloyd 3, B. Clendenning 1, J. Walsh 1 UTS Bats : N. Barrett 3, M. Bignell 1, M. Ayers 1, G. Kaufman 1, M. Pennycuick 1 BEST, Sydney University : N. Lloyd, C. Allworth, A. Clark, R. Lee, N. Danckert, P. Younan UTS Bats : H. Perks, B. Wooten, B. Day, M. Bignell, N. Barrett, R. Fitzgerald UMPIRES : D. Coburn, A. James
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DIVISION FOUR FINALS
Qualifying Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday August 29 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 3.0, 10.1, 13.3, 15.6 (96) Wollondilly Knights 5.4, 9.7, 10.7, 12.7 (79) GOALS, Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : K. Davis-crowe 3, J. Pidgeon 2, M. Hill 2, K. Radford 1, J. Timms 1, S. Riddle 1, M. Ophof 1, A. Byrne 1, T. Martin 1, M. Pasfield 1, G. Webb 1 Wollondilly Knights : J. Hamilton 4, J. Haddock 3, C. Wolfe 2, B. Cockerill 1, C. Fitzsimmons 1, A. Stamoulos 1 BEST, Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : J. Pidgeon, T. Martin, G. Webb, M. Pasfield, A. Byrne, S. Nolan Wollondilly Knights : R. Andrews, C. Underwood, J. Haddock, J. Hamilton, R. Hamilton, S. Paget UMPIRES: J. Bernardi, J. Benson
Elimination Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday August 30 Manly Warringah Giants 2.2, 4.6, 7.7, 10.9 (69) Campbelltown Blues 1.2, 2.3, 6.4, 6.9 (45) GOALS, Manly Warringah Giants : C. Gallo 4, A. Fraser 4, J. Pilat 1, R. Comans 1 Campbelltown Blues : K. Bradley 2, B. Smith 1, C. Desmond 1, N. Smith 1, G. Crompton 1 BEST, Manly Warringah Giants : A. Fraser, D. Knight, B. Collard, B. Horrell, D. Mountford, J. Pilat Campbelltown Blues : T. Makejev, P. Green, J. Quick, C. Jordan, N. Smith, G. Crompton UMPIRES: J. Reiss, M. Redston
Second Semi-Final – Henson Park Saturday September 6 Macquarie University 4.4, 6.7, 7.9, 11.11 (77) Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6 (18) GOALS, Macquarie University : J. Coburn 2, D. Munday 2, T. Cameron 1, M. Lawrence 1, B. Kucharski 1, G. Nixon 1, T. Ellen 1, P. Hayes 1, J. Cooper 1 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : S. Nolan 1, J. Pidgeon 1 BEST, Macquarie University : D. Munday, S. Thompson, T. Ellen, S. Jamieson, T. Shumack, P. Hayes Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : M. Ophof, J. Haurua, S. Nolan, A. Townsend, K. Radford, J. Pidgeon UMPIRES: M. Redston, T. Fletcher
First Semi-Final – Henson Park Sunday September 6 Wollondilly Knights 2.4, 6.7, 9.11, 13.14 (92) Manly Warringah Giants 1.1, 2.1, 4.4, 7.5 (47) GOALS, Wollondilly Knights : C. Fitzsimmons 3, J. Haddock 2, A. Debs 2, C. Wolfe 2, R. Hamilton 1, B. Robinson 1, J. Hamilton 1, C. Rutland 1 Manly Warringah Giants : C. Gallo 2, A. Fraser 2, A. Reid 1, B. Horrell 1, A. Michael 1 BEST, Wollondilly Knights : S. Paget, J. Purcell, J. Weston, C. Wolfe, D. Hockey, J. Haddock Manly Warringah Giants : B. Horrell, D. Mountford, A. Michael, D. Knight, C. Cutmore, R. Comans UMPIRES: J. Bernardi, J. Reiss
Preliminary Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday September 13 Wollondilly Knights 2.1, 7.6, 8.6, 11.12 (78) Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1.4, 1.7, 4.9, 7.10 (52) GOALS, Wollondilly Knights : C. Wolfe 3, J. Haddock 2, A. Stamoulos 2, R. Andrews 1, C. Fitzsimmons 1, B. Robinson 1, J. Hamilton 1 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : K. Radford 2, R. Pasfield 1, K. Carville 1, J. Pidgeon 1, K. Davis-crowe 1, N. Peters 1 BEST, Wollondilly Knights : J. Purcell, C. Wolfe, A. Stamoulos, J. Haddock, S. Paget, D. Hockey Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : G. Webb, T. Martin, J. Haurua, A. Townsend, M. Ophof, A. Grogan UMPIRES: M. Redston, S. Baker
Grand Final - Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday September 19 Wollondilly Knights 0.0, 1.5, 3.6, 6.6 (42) Macquarie University 2.2, 2.3, 5.4, 5.6 (36) GOALS, Wollondilly Knights : D. Wolfe 1, R. Andrews 1, B. Robinson 1, J. Hamilton 1, A. Stamoulos 1, S. Paget 1 Macquarie University : T. Cameron 2, T. Ellen 1, A. Benson 1, J. Coburn 1 BEST, Wollondilly Knights : R. Hamilton, D. Hockey, J. Weston, R. Andrews, C. Fitzsimmons, S. Paget Macquarie University : R. Ludowyke, G. Nixon, J. Coburn, T. Cameron, M. Lawrence, T. McMurrich UMPIRES : M. Redston, S. Baker
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DIVISION FIVE FINALS
Elimination Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday August 23 Pennant Hills Demons 3.2, 7.6, 10.7, 10.16 (76) Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.1 (43) GOALS, Pennant Hills Demons : G. Hume 3, J. McMullan 2, J. Hardman 2, N. Baglin 2, M. Baglin 1 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : S. Smith 3, N. Tolley 2, N. Peters 1, L. Nolan 1 BEST, Pennant Hills Demons : P. Hare, D. Ollington, J. Brackin, M. Baglin, A. Downton, C. Mullins Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : M. Wagle, S. Smith, T. Mance, B. Rizzo, K. Carville, S. Riddle UMPIRES: T. Shanahan, L. Walsh
Qualifying Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday August 23 UNSW/ES Bulldogs 6.4, 7.5, 9.10, 12.11 (83) Penrith Rams 3.3, 3.7, 3.9, 3.10 (28) GOALS, UNSW/ES Bulldogs : M. Cullen 4, J. Hook 4, S. Wright 2, J. Reid 2 Penrith Rams : K. Kirk 1, R. Ooms 1, S. Ward 1 BEST, UNSW/ES Bulldogs : L. Gleeson, C. Stritch, J. Reid, T. Hurrell, A. Yanitsas, B. Travis Penrith Rams : C. Triffitt, S. Ward, T. Roberts, J. Edwards, K. Frazer, D. Fysh UMPIRES: C, Hayes, R. Ashby
Second Semi Final – Gipps Road Oval Sunday August 29 UTS Bats 3.3, 5.3, 8.5, 10.8 (68) UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1.3, 3.8, 5.9, 8.9 (57) GOALS, UTS Bats : M. Hagias 3, L. Wesney 3, Z. Thorneycroft 1, N. Brunton 1, J. Bocking 1, J. Hedrick 1 UNSW/ES Bulldogs : C. Stritch 2, S. Wright 2, J. Hook 1, J. Reid 1, M. Cullen 1, M. Wright 1 BEST, UTS Bats : J. Bocking, Z. Thorneycroft, S. Henderson, M. Hagias, N. Brunton, D. Houston UNSW/ES Bulldogs : C. Stritch, M. Cullen, L. Hedge, T. Reynolds, R. Williams, J. Reid UMPIRES: B. Zunica, J. Markut
First Semi Final – Gipps Road Oval Saturday August 30 Pennant Hills Demons 1.3, 4.6, 5.11, 7.17 (59) Penrith Rams 0.1, 1.3, 4.4, 6.6 (42) GOALS, Pennant Hills Demons : A. Downton 2, A. McKinnon 1, P. Jones 1, N. Baglin 1, C. Mullins 1, J. Swanton 1 Penrith Rams : K. Kirk 2, D. Hartney 1, R. Ooms 1, M. Wass 1, D. Nelson 1 BEST, Pennant Hills Demons : D. Ollington, N. Baglin, C. Mullins, G. Hume, C. Yard, J. Hardman Penrith Rams : A. Boelhouwer, M. Wass, S. Ward, D. Hartney, R. Ooms UMPIRES: J. Baber, C. Sharpe
Preliminary Final – Henson Park Sunday September 6 UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3.3, 4.6, 8.6, 9.8 (62) Pennant Hills Demons 2.3, 3.4, 4.7, 5.11 (41) GOALS, UNSW/ES Bulldogs : S. Wright 4, J. Tighe 1, J. Hook 1, A. Yanitsas 1, M. Cullen 1, N. Dowsett 1 Pennant Hills Demons : G. Hume 1, J. McMullan 1, J. Hardman 1, N. Baglin 1, C. Mullins 1 BEST, UNSW/ES Bulldogs : J. Tighe, J. Reid, D. Hughey, T. Reynolds, A. Yanitsas, C. Stritch Pennant Hills Demons : N. Baglin, C. Yard, A. Robertson, J. Brackin, J. Cousens, P. Hare UMPIRES: M. Raso, C. Hayes
Grand Final - Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday September 12 UTS Bats 3.5, 9.6, 14.11, 20.13 (133) UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1.4, 4.7, 6.8, 7.12 (54) GOALS, UTS Bats : M. Hagias 4, T. Thorn-Saville 4, L. Wesney 3, J. Hedrick 2, Z. Thorneycroft 1, S. Pascal 1, E. Taffa 1, J. Bocking 1, R. Simpkin 1, J. Alsford 1, J. Levy 1 UNSW/ES Bulldogs : N. Dowsett 1, S. Wright 1, J. Hook 1, R. Cosgrave 1, J. Reid 1, A. Yanitsas 1, M. Cullen 1 BEST, UTS Bats : T. Thorn-Saville, A. Reynolds, J. Alsford, N. Brunton, M. Hagias, Z. Thorneycroft UNSW/ES Bulldogs : C. Stritch, J. Reid, M. Martin, J. Hook, D. Hughey, M. Cullen UMPIRES : J. Wesley-Smith, R. Ashby
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UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO FINALS
First Semi Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday September 6 Moorebank Magpies 1.2, 5.6, 6.7, 9.8 (62) Penrith Rams 2.3, 3.4, 7.6, 8.10 (58) GOALS, Moorebank Magpies : B. Jones 4, H. Keenan 2, J. Purcell 1, J. Martyn 1, M. Togher 1 Penrith Rams : B. White 1, M. Bragg 1, K. Quirk 1, Z. Pianta 1, L. Hyland 1, T. Silvy 1, J. Noble 1, D. Nelson 1 BEST, Moorebank Magpies : B. Jones, M. Watson, M. Togher, J. Bryant, L. Phipps, A. Lombardo Penrith Rams : A. Ehrl, Z. Pianta, J. Bragg, L. Hyland, J. Moore, T. Morgan UMPIRES: J. Redston, J. Abfalter
Second Semi Final – Henson Park Saturday September 5 Western Suburbs Magpies 1.3, 6.7, 8.8, 10.13 (73) Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 4.0, 5.3, 5.5, 7.7 (49) GOALS, Western Suburbs Magpies : B. Zoppo 5, D. Kannan 2, D. Tilio 1, A. Yadav 1, T. Kannan 1 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : S. Smith 5, D. Newcombe 1, H. Landels 1 BEST, Western Suburbs Magpies : B. Zoppo, K. Foreman, T. Kannan, A. Bell, D. Tilio, T. Amanatidis Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : S. Smith, D. Jenson, R. Morris, M. Sapiatzer, A. Storey, J. Bartlett UMPIRES: B. Dutton, R. Forster
Preliminary Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday September 12 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 3.4, 6.10, 13.14, 14.17 (101) Moorebank Magpies 1.5, 2.8, 7.10, 7.12 (54) GOALS, Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : M. Sapiatzer 5, M. Pasfield 3, H. Landels 2, S. Smith 2, C. Manut 1, K. Mansfield 1 Moorebank Magpies : M. Togher 2, J. Purcell 1, D. McLeod 1, Z. Podbury 1, L. Culhane 1, I. Carrera 1 BEST, Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : A. Storey, M. Sapiatzer, R. Pannu, R. Morris, H. Landels, C. Manut Moorebank Magpies : J. Bryant, M. Faulkner, M. Innes, L. Phipps, I. Carrera, M. Togher UMPIRES: R. Forster, J. Redston
Grand Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday September 19 Western Suburbs Magpies 2.2, 5.6, 9.9, 15.12 (102) Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 2.2, 5.3, 9.3, 11.4 (70) GOALS, Western Suburbs Magpies : J. Etto 5, B. Zoppo 3, T. Kannan 2, C. McEvoy - Grey 2, D. Kannan 1, D. Tilio 1, A. Bell 1 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : S. Smith 4, B. Pidgeon 2, J. Upfill 2, H. Landels 1, K. Mansfield 1, M. Pasfield 1 BEST, Western Suburbs Magpies : B. Zoppo, K. Bremner, A. Bell, J. Etto, T. Kannan, R. Connelly Holroyd Parramatta Goannas : M. Sapiatzer, S. Smith, C. Manut, M. Bleesing, R. Morris, J. Upfill UMPIRES: J. Redston, R. Forster
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WOMEN DIVISION ONE FINALS
First Semi Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday September 5 UNSW/ES Stingrays 4.2, 4.6, 7.10, 10.11 (71) Western Wolves 2.1, 2.1, 2.1, 2.1 (13) GOALS, UNSW/ES Stingrays : K. Bishop 4, S. Banki 2, R. Godman 1, K. Lancaster 1, L. Marzotto 1, J. Barclay 1 Western Wolves : M. Freckelton 1, K. Lawson 1 BEST, UNSW/ES Stingrays : H. Cogle, K. Bishop, M. Morriss, J. Barclay, K. Edwards, K. Lancaster Western Wolves : M. Freckelton, C. Calver, M. Obien, B. Harrison, A. Carpenter, N. Kriz UMPIRES: J. Lee, T. Smith
Second Semi Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday September 5 Sydney University Bombers 2.0, 5.0, 8.1, 11.3 (69) Newtown Breakaways 1.1, 4.3, 4.5, 5.6 (36) GOALS, Sydney University Bombers : B. Michalk 3, A. Morgan 2, M. Gray 2, C. Binazzi 1, S. Walker 1, T. Callaghan 1, N. Barr 1 Newtown Breakaways : L. Holdsworth 2, A. Parkin 1, M. Daley 1, V. Iles 1 BEST, Sydney University Bombers : R. Stack, N. Barr, M. Andresen, B. Michalk, A. Morgan, A. Foo Newtown Breakaways : R. Morison, V. Iles, G. Verkuylen, A. Schroder, C. Lees, T. Nguyen UMPIRES: R. Ashby, B. Stewart
Preliminary Final – Henson Park Sunday September 12 Newtown Breakaways 1.0, 3.2, 5.2, 6.5 (41) UNSW/ES Stingrays 0.1, 1.1, 4.2, 5.4 (34) GOALS, Newtown Breakaways : L. Holdsworth 3, C. Briggs 2, R. Morgan 1 UNSW/ES Stingrays : K. Edwards 1, J. Still 1, S. Lauf 1, R. Godman 1, E. Mackay 1 BEST, Newtown Breakaways : L. Holdsworth, C. Lees, C. Briggs, A. Schroder, V. Iles, F. Hocking UNSW/ES Stingrays : J. Barclay, E. Mackay, L. Marzotto, M. Morriss, J. Smith, J. Still UMPIRES: J. Lee, B. Stewart
Grand Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday September 19 Newtown Breakaways 2.3, 4.4, 6.4, 6.4 (40) Sydney University Bombers 0.1, 1.5, 2.7, 3.8 (26) GOALS, Newtown Breakaways : C. Briggs 2, V. Iles 1, B. Small 1, L. Holdsworth 1, A. Schroder 1 Sydney University Bombers : B. Michalk 1, L. Sadler 1, N. Barr 1 BEST, Newtown Breakaways : C. Briggs, C. Lees, R. Morison, S. Foster, L. Holdsworth, A. Parkin Sydney University Bombers : N. Barr, M. Andresen, R. Stack, E. Yuen, A. Foo, B. Michalk UMPIRES: J. Lee, B. Stewart
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WOMEN DIVISION TWO FINALS
Elimination Final – Blacktown International Sports Park No. 2 Sunday August 23 Penrith Ramettes 1.2, 4.9, 5.11, 8.17 (65) Blacktown Magic 1.0, 2.0, 2.2, 3.5 (23) GOALS, Penrith Ramettes : K. Badger 3, J. Burnham 2, S. Kostic 1, J. Vella 1, D. Owen 1 Blacktown Magic : J. Mann 1, A. Weir 1, R. Leard 1 BEST, Penrith Ramettes : R. Tomkins, K. Butler, S. Kostic, J. Vella, N. Perrett, E. Nolan Blacktown Magic : A. Weir, R. Leard, T. Kleyn, J. Mann, A. Millett, Q. Dorans UMPIRES: J. Redston, S. Parkinson
Qualifying Final – Blacktown International Sports Park Sunday August 23 Auburn Giants Women's 2.1, 3.1, 4.3, 4.4 (28) UTS Shamrocks 0.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.3 (9) GOALS, Auburn Giants Women's : L. Karra-Hassan 1, M. Issa 1, H. Ajaj 1, H. Zreika 1 UTS Shamrocks : G. Behan 1 BEST, Auburn Giants Women's : H. Zreika, M. Issa, H. Ajaj, K. Boyd, F. Abdelkafi, N. Mohamad UTS Shamrocks : L. Hilmi, S. Ryan, E. Treanor, L. Bowker, S. O'Loughlin, E. Wilcox UMPIRES: A. James, J. Reiss
Second Semi Final – Mahoney Park Sunday August 30 Penrith Ramettes 1.1, 4.7, 4.7, 5.8 (38) UTS Shamrocks 2.8, 3.9, 4.12, 4.13 (37) GOALS, Penrith Ramettes : N. Camilleri 2, K. Easthope 1, I. Olchowik 1, J. Burnham 1 UTS Shamrocks : S. Ryan 2, M. Khoury 1, E. Treanor 1 BEST, Penrith Ramettes : K. Butler, R. Tomkins, I. Olchowik, N. Camilleri, N. Perrett, J. Vella UTS Shamrocks : L. Bowker, A. Cahill, K. Wright, C. Daylight, S. Ryan, E. Treanor UMPIRES: A. Button, T. Shanahan
First Semi Final – Mahoney Park Sunday August 30 Gosford Wildcats 1.1, 2.1, 2.1, 4.1 (25) Auburn Giants Women's 1.3, 2.3, 3.3, 3.3 (21) GOALS, Gosford Wildcats : M. Ross 1, A. Hessell 1, A. Beattie 1, K. Smallacombe 1 Auburn Giants Women's : M. Boughtwood 2, A. Issa 1 BEST, Gosford Wildcats : T. Mutton, R. Collins, A. Beattie, K. Smallacombe, A. Hessell, A. Chetcuti Auburn Giants Women's : A. Issa, M. Issa, J. Ghemraoui, M. Ismail, K. Boyd, H. Ajaj UMPIRES: R. Cooksley, M. Raso
Preliminary Final – Henson Park Saturday September 5 Penrith Ramettes 1.3, 1.4, 2.9, 3.11 (29) Auburn Giants Women's 0.2, 2.4, 3.7, 3.9 (27) GOALS, Penrith Ramettes : J. Burnham 1, K. Easthope 1, R. Tomkins 1 Auburn Giants Women's : H. Zreika 2, M. Fung 1 BEST, Penrith Ramettes : R. Tomkins, N. Perrett, J. Vella, S. Kostic, N. Camilleri, K. Easthope Auburn Giants Women's : H. Zreika, K. Boyd, J. Ghemraoui, S. Badr, H. Ajaj, F. Abdelkafi UMPIRES: A. Button, J. Markut
Grand Final - Blacktown International Sports Park Saturday September 12 Gosford Wildcats 1.3, 1.3, 3.3, 4.3 (27) Penrith Ramettes 0.4, 2.4, 2.5, 3.6 (24) GOALS, Gosford Wildcats : M. Ross 4 Penrith Ramettes : J. Vella 1, R. Tomkins 1, N. Perrett 1 BEST, Gosford Wildcats : M. Ross, T. Mutton, E. Crookes, M. Lawrence, K. Mackay, K. Smallacombe Penrith Ramettes : R. Tomkins, J. Vella, N. Camilleri, N. Perrett, K. Easthope, S. Kostic UMPIRES : R. Cooksley, A. Button
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FINALS PHOTOS
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CLUB OF THE YEAR PROGRAM
The Club of the Year incentive scheme was continued in 2015 to give clubs the opportunity to receive financial rewards for achieving excellence for off field administrative tasks. These tasks included provision of financial information, attendance at meetings and match day duties.
Points were allotted for each task, each worth $0.50 to the club.
Each week points were calculated and clubs issued with a statement.
At the end of the season, clubs were paid the amount which they earned. If a club finished with a negative amount they would be required to pay this amount.
Of the 29 clubs in 2015, 26 clubs were eligible to receive a payment with North Shore and Pennant Hills receiving the maximum rebate.
The incentive scheme is an excellent initiative that saw $19,020 returned to the clubs in 2015.
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DIGITAL SPORTS COVERAGE
Our broadcast partner, Digital Sports provided live streaming of one weekly Premier Division Match, including all Grand Finals on www.digitalsports.com.au. This platform is integral to showcasing the talent on display in the local competition to a wide audience. A huge thank you must be extended to Craig Abercrombie and his team at Digital Sports for their continued support.
Digital Sports should be commended on the quality of the production and presentation and it is hoped that this exposure will continue in years to come.
THE FOOTBALL RECORD
Prior to the season clubs were asked if they would like the hardcopy of the Record continued and the overwhelming response was yes so the production of a weekly Football Record continued in 2015.
More content was added in the record with clubs allowed to submit notes each week, fixtures for the week and the next week, premier division goals and best was added to the record and the AFL page was introduced once again.
At the beginning of the season clubs were asked if they wanted to receive Football Records during the year. It was pleasing that all clubs opted to receive copies.
Clubs were levied $1 per record, but were able to sell these on matchday should they wish however most opted to make them free of charge.
The publication was compiled and edited by the Football Operations Department, in particular Scott Burkinshaw. The softcopy was then sent to MMB Printing who would print and return to the Moore Park office by Thursday morning each week. From there they would be Express Posted to each club who had their first grade playing at home that weekend.
The season’s records have again be bound and kept as part of the leagues historical records.
Regular articles included Those Were the Days, which was received from the historical society, From years Gone By, Team of the Week and the Rising Star nominees.. A review of the previous round was also added to the the record which was written by Michael Shillito.
Whilst there is a reasonable effort in publishing the Football Record the end result is a tremendous vehicle for the league and clubs to push their cause and a wonderful effort for those concerned in its publication.
It is still being decided what will happen with the football record in 2016.
PHOTOGRAPHY
AFL Sydney contracted the service Michael Vettas Photography to take photos of Grand Finals.
Leigh Gazzard would also be at a game per week and the AFL Sydney community appreciated the wonderfull photos he took during the year. He put the phtos up at the following link
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TRIBUNAL
The tribunal, which was held on a Wednesday night at the AFL NSW/ACT Office, heard 29 cases in 2014. Brian Langton acted as Tribunal Chairman while the other seven members of the tribunal panel operated on a roster basis.
A break up of reports and tribunal hearing statistics are as follows: SUMMARY 2015 2014 2013 No of Charges 99 99 101 Set Penalties Offered 76 78 94 Set Penalties Accepted 66 73 58 Cases Before Tribunal 33 26 37 Guilty & Suspended 18 15 20 Guilty & Reprimand 5 1 10 Not Guilty 6 10 7 Case Dismissed
Sentences > Prescribed Penalty Offered 11 Sentences same as Prescribed Penalty Offered 8 2 Sentences < Prescribed Penalty Offered 8 14
CHARGES Set Penalty Guilty Not Guilty Striking 40 16 4 Attempting to Strike 1 Abusive Conduct/ Abusive Language 11 2 toward an umpire Abusive Conduct/ Abusive Language
toward an opposition player Behaving in an abusive, threatening or 2 4 obscene manner towards an umpire Making Contact or Striking an Umpire 1 Charging 1 Rough Conduct 3 1 1 Tripping 3 Wrestling Another Person 2 Kicking 1 Misconduct - Headbutting 2 1 Other Misconduct 1 2 1
In comparison to 2014, charges in 2015 were exactly the same at 99. In 2015, 77% of all charges were 'offered a Prescribed Penalty of which 87% were accepted. This percentage compares to 2014 where 79% of charges were offered a Prescribed Penalty with 93% accepting. In 2015, 70% of those cases which appeared before the tribunal resulted in a guilty verdict as opposed to 62% in 2014.
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2015 PREMIERS
PREMIER DIVISION PENNANT HILLS
DIVISION ONE SYDNEY UNIVERSITY
UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE NORTH SHORE
DIVISION TWO BLACKTOWN
DIVISION THREE SYDNEY UNIVERSITY
UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO WESTERN SUBURBS
DIVISION FOUR WOLLONDILLY
DIVISION FIVE UTS
WOMEN’S DIVISION ONE NEWTOWN
WOMEN’S DIVISION TWO GOSFORD
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2015 GRAND FINAL BEST ON GROUND WINNERS
ROD PODBURY MEDAL (Premier Division Grand Final Best & Fairest) . Damian Dell’Aquilla – Pennant Hills
DIVISION ONE GRAND FINAL BEST & FAIREST . Christopher Kendrick – Sydney University
UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE GRAND FINAL BEST & FAIREST . James Longeragon – North Shore
DIVISION TWO GRAND FINAL BEST & FAIREST . Kent Weir – Blacktown
DIVISION THREE GRAND FINAL BEST & FAIREST . Nicholas Lloyd – Sydney University
DIVISION FOUR GRAND FINAL BEST & FAIREST . Rhys Hamilton – Wollondilly
UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO GRAND FINAL BEST & FAIREST . Jordan Etto – Western Suburbs
DIVISION FIVE GRAND FINAL BEST & FAIREST . Todd Thorn-Saville – UTS
WOMEN’S DIVISION ONE GRAND FINAL BEST & FAIREST . Codie Briggs – Newtown
WOMEN’S DIVISION TWO GRAND FINAL BEST & FAIREST . Morgan Ross – Gosford
2015 MISCELLANEOUS AWARDS
KEN FERGUSON AWARD (Volunteer of the Year) . Warren Back – Camden
AFL SYDNEY RISING STAR . Eli Prescott – St George
AFL SYDNEY WOMEN’S RISING STAR . Nicola Barr – Sydney University
HOWARTH MEDAL (Representative Player of the Year) . Andrew McConnell – East Coast
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2015 LEADING GOALKICKERS
Stan Milton Medal Division One Premier Division Name Club Goals Name Club Goals Trent Stubbs EC 59 Luke Jarjoura BAL 49 Brayden Fowler MW 56 Anthony Brawn PH 42 Andrew McConnell EC 47 Ben Rogers HP 36 Jamie Vlatko EC 45 Wayd Blackburne BAL 35
Division Two Division Three Name Club Goals Name Club Goals Matt Lecek CAM 34 Jared Patira EC 66 Daniel McDonald PEN 29 Mitchell Stevens PEN 50 Ash Moeller BLA 28 Gabriel Robbie SU 49
Under 19 Division One Under 19 Division Two Name Club Goals Name Club Goals Matthew Preen PH 44 Marcus Pasfield HP 33 Ben Davis UNSW 36 Luke Hyland PEN 32 Isaac Heath EC 27 Joel Upfill HP 32
Division Four Division Five Name Club Goa Name Club Goals ls Nathan Peters HP 53 Cameron Desmond CAMP 50 Cameron Gallo MW 40 John Hook UNSW 40 Jake Colman NS 39 Sam Wright UNSW 38
Women’s Division One Women’s Division Two Name Club Goals Name Club Goals
Verna Iles NEW 33 Jessie Burnham PEN 33 Gillihan Behan UTS 23 Codie Briggs NEW 23 Morgan Ross GOS 23 Sasha Banki UNSW 19
Left to Right – (Top): Trent Stubbs (Premier Div); Marcus Pasfield (U19s Div 2); Cameron Desmond (Div 4); Nathan Peters (Div 5); Matthew Preen (U19s Div 1); Jesse Burnham (Wom Div 2); Jared Patira (Div 3) Left to Right – (Bottom): Matt Lecek (Div 2); Verna Iles (Wom Div 1); Joel Gray accepting on Luke Jarjoura behalf (Div 1)
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2015 LEAGUE BEST & FAIREST
PHELAN MEDAL (PREMIER DIVISION BEST & FAIREST) Connor Pettersson Manly Warringah (24 votes)
SNOW MEDAL (DIVISION ONE BEST & FAIREST) Hugh Priest Balmain (24 votes)
KEALY MEDAL (U19 DIVISION ONE BEST & FAIREST) Lukas De Vries Pennant Hills (21 votes)
SANDERS MEDAL (DIVISION TWO BEST & FAIREST) Ben Mayer Penrith (17 votes)
MCFARLANE MEDAL (DIVISION THREE BEST & FAIREST) Riordan Lee Sydney University (23 votes)
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HART MEDAL (U19 DIVISION TWO BEST & FAIREST Tom Kannan & Martin Faulkner, Mitchell Sapiatzer & Reece Morris Western Suburbs, Moorebank, Holroyd Parramatta & Holroyd Parramatta (10 votes)
ARMSTRONG MEDAL (DIVISION FOUR BEST & FAIREST) Peni Mahina Campbelltown (27 votes)
APTED MEDAL (DIVISION FIVE BEST & FAIREST) Jake Reid UNSW/ES (18 votes)
MOSTYN MEDAL (WOMEN’S DIVISION ONE BEST & FAIREST) Amanda Farrugia Macquarie University (27 votes)
JAMES MEDAL (WOMEN’S DIVISION TWO BEST & FAIREST) Tess Mutton & Nikki Perrett Gosford & Penrith (17 votes)
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2015 LEAGUE BEST AND FAIREST
Phelan Medal Snow Medal Premier Division Division One Name Club Votes Name Club Votes Connor Pettersson MW 24 Hugh Priest BAL 24 Trent Stubbs EC 15 James Brackin MU 14 Andrew Browning EC 13 Oliver Brecht UTS 13 Matthew Carey PH 13 Ryan Kennedy SU 12 Taran Etto WS 11 Angus Rodgers MU 11 Ranga Ediriwickrama PH 10 Liam Hamling SP 11 Blake Anderson EC 9 Tim Cordner MU 11
Sanders Medal McFarlane Medal Division Two Division Three Name Club Votes Name Club Votes Ben Mayer PEN 17 Riordan Lee SU 23 Shaun Wicken MOO 15 Matthew Payne PEN 16 Joshua Mann BLA 14 Jared Patira EC 13 Josiah Ayling CAM 13 Daniel O’Connor EC 13 Mark Maher CAM 12 Richard Fitzgerald UTS 12 Callum D’Souza MW 11 Owen Butcher NW 11
Kealy Medal Hart Medal Under 19 Division One Under 19 Division Two Name Club Votes Name Club Votes Lukas De Vries PH 21 Aidan Bell WS 11* Ben Davis UNSW 19 Mitchell Sapiatzer HP 10 Jordan Rene PH 17 Reece Morris HP 10 Onur Selvi STG 13 Thomas Kannan WS 10 Jack Patten PH 12 Martin Faulkner MOO 10 James Bell SC 11 Joshua Bryant MOO 9 * Bell was ineligible for medal due to suspension
Armstrong Medal Apted Medal Division Four Division Five Name Club Votes Name Club Votes Peni Mahina CAMP 27 Jake Reid UNSW 18 Jordan Pidgeon HP 24 Timothy O’Donnell UNSW 11 Cameron Desmond CAMP 17 Tayt Corless PEN 10 Micael Fogarty SU 12 Mihir Wagle HP 9 Russell Andrews WOL 12 Dane Fysh PEN 9 Ben Reid CAM 11 Carter Mullins PH 8
Women’s Division One Women’s Division Two Best & Fairest Best & Fairest Name Club Votes Name Club Votes Amanda Farrugia MU 27 Nikki Perret PEN 17 Lael Kassem WW 16 Tess Mutton GOS 17 Codie Briggs NEW 14 Steph Forster NEW 15 Stephanie Walker SU 14 Haneen Zreika AUB 14 Melissa Freckelton WW 13 Simone Freeman BLA 14
49 BEST & FAIREST VOTING PHELAN MEDAL PREMIER DIVISION BEST & FAIREST Connor Pettersson Manly Warringah Giants 24 Joshua Maddox UTS Bats 5 Lindsay Scown Western Suburbs 3 Ted Widmer Pennant Hills Demons 2 Magpies Trent Stubbs East Coast Eagles 15 Kieran Wright Pennant Hills Demons 5 Matthew Powys Sydney University 3 Tom Larby UTS Bats 2
Andrew Browning East Coast Eagles 13 Kieran Emery East Coast Eagles 5 Nathan Lomas North Shore Bombers 3 Tom Pyle Manly Warringah Giants 2
Matthew Carey Pennant Hills Demons 13 Luke Vella Sydney University 5 Nick Crowe East Coast Eagles 3 William Bradley East Coast Eagles 2
Taran Etto Western Suburbs 11 Paul Bevan Western Suburbs 5 Ryan Speed Western Suburbs 3 Aidan Bell Western Suburbs 1 Magpies Magpies Magpies Magpies Ranga Ediriwickrama Pennant Hills Demons 10 Sam Carruthers North Shore Bombers 5 Sam Batten Manly Warringah Giants 3 Allister Clarke Sydney University 1
Blake Anderson East Coast Eagles 9 Alex Jalloh North Shore Bombers 4 Stephen Wray Pennant Hills Demons 3 Ben Hawtin Sydney University 1
Nick Ryan St George Dragons 9 Ben Nethersole UTS Bats 4 Stuart Turner East Coast Eagles 3 Cameron Gordon Western Suburbs 1 Magpies Aron Everett Sydney University 8 Christopher Murphy North Shore Bombers 4 Timothy Widmer UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Dalton Sanderson Manly Warringah Giants 1
Jack Dimery East Coast Eagles 8 Daniel Breese UTS Bats 4 Yarran Jaffer- Sydney University 3 Declan Donohue St George Dragons 1 Williams Kaizaad Mehta UTS Bats 8 James Ford East Coast Eagles 4 Aaron Crisfield Pennant Hills Demons 2 Harry Annear UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1
Anthony Robertson Manly Warringah Giants 7 James Howard UTS Bats 4 Aaron Drinkwater East Coast Eagles 2 Jack Hewitt UTS Bats 1
Damien Bonney Manly Warringah Giants 7 Jeremy Daniher UNSW/ES Bulldogs 4 Brayden Kilpatrick St George Dragons 2 James McKenzie North Shore Bombers 1
Dean Costello East Coast Eagles 7 Thomas Elkington Sydney University 4 Clinton McGrath Western Suburbs 2 Joel Robbie UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 Magpies Jamie Vlatko East Coast Eagles 7 Alexander Wynn St George Dragons 3 Damien Charleston East Coast Eagles 2 Jon Vlatko East Coast Eagles 1
Lachlan Maples Sydney University 7 Andrew McConnell East Coast Eagles 3 Dean Ipaviz UTS Bats 2 Kyle Underwood Sydney University 1
Scott Tregoning UTS Bats 7 Austin Lucy St George Dragons 3 Gareth Benbow Manly Warringah Giants 2 Michael Milner St George Dragons 1
Blake Guthrie St George Dragons 6 Ben Hodgson St George Dragons 3 Jack Hill St George Dragons 2 Nicholas Roberts Sydney University 1
Damian Dell'Aquila Pennant Hills Demons 6 Brayden Fowler Manly Warringah Giants 3 Jake Ross Western Suburbs 2 Ryan Farrelly UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 Magpies Glenn Smith Sydney University 6 Brendan Browne UTS Bats 3 James Brain Manly Warringah Giants 2 Sam Jackson North Shore Bombers 1
Kane Latham UNSW/ES Bulldogs 6 Elijah Burton Manly Warringah Giants 3 Jordan West St George Dragons 2 Scott Pierce East Coast Eagles 1
Nathan Kenny St George Dragons 6 Harrison Koch Manly Warringah Giants 3 Joshua Cass East Coast Eagles 2 Stephen O'Connor East Coast Eagles 1
Samuel Widmer Pennant Hills Demons 6 Jacob Swarts Sydney University 3 Max Carter Manly Warringah Giants 2 Taylor Preece St George Dragons 1
Thomas Angel Pennant Hills Demons 6 Jake Brown St George Dragons 3 Michael Talbot Pennant Hills Demons 2 Theo Moraitis Pennant Hills Demons 1
Brenton Mumme Western Suburbs 5 James Dunn Pennant Hills Demons 3 Montgomery Krochmal Sydney University 2 Tom Beckett Manly Warringah Giants 1 Magpies Bryce Addison St George Dragons 5 Jordan Lampi UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Rawson Kirkhope UTS Bats 2 Wills Brassil Manly Warringah Giants 1
Daniel Tomlins St George Dragons 5 Jordan Weir Manly Warringah Giants 3 Robert Whitton Manly Warringah Giants 2
Jackson Pola-Smith Manly Warringah Giants 5 Joshua Zoppo Western Suburbs 3 Ryan Brabazon Sydney University 2 Magpies
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SNOW MEDAL DIVISION ONE BEST & FAIREST Hugh Priest Balmain Tigers 24 Michael May UTS Bats 4 Samuel Clark Sydney University 3 Trent Schmutter Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 2 James Brackin Macquarie University 14 Onur Selvi St George Dragons 4 Shane Demir St George Dragons 3 Tyson Reid UTS Bats 2 Oliver Brecht UTS Bats 13 Timothy Cashman Southern Power 4 Sireli Fifita Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 3 Adam Storey Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1 Ryan Kennedy Sydney University 12 Troy Luff Balmain Tigers 4 Tim Scoular Pennant Hills Demons 3 Alex Werfel UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 Angus Rodgers Macquarie University 11 Wyndham Peachey Southern Power 4 William Bland UTS Bats 3 Andrew Browning East Coast Eagles 1 Liam Hamling Southern Power 11 Adam Fender East Coast Eagles 3 Aaron Cottrell Balmain Tigers 2 Andrew Denoon Southern Power 1 Tim Cordner Macquarie University 11 Alexander Brooks St George Dragons 3 Adam Nixon Pennant Hills Demons 2 Ben Fitzpatrick Sydney University 1 Benjamin Rogers Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 10 Andrew Morris Macquarie University 3 Andrew Wardrop Southern Power 2 Blake Anderson East Coast Eagles 1 Nicholas Low Pennant Hills Demons 10 Anthony Fotopoulos Macquarie University 3 Chris Windle St George Dragons 2 Conor Soffe St George Dragons 1 Chris Bolt Balmain Tigers 9 Benjamin Haberley Southern Power 3 Damon Woodend Balmain Tigers 2 Daniel Napper St George Dragons 1 Gavin Murray UTS Bats 9 Billy Lambert Balmain Tigers 3 Damon Byrne UTS Bats 2 Daniel Miller Sydney University 1 Ryan Fitton East Coast Eagles 9 Brayden Kilpatrick St George Dragons 3 Daniel Rixon St George Dragons 2 David Smith Pennant Hills Demons 1 Bilal Taha Balmain Tigers 8 Callum Kennedy Sydney University 3 Daniel Martin Macquarie University 2 Edward Williams UTS Bats 1 Jake Gunstone Pennant Hills Demons 8 Cameron Ludowyke Macquarie University 3 Fergus Whitney UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 Fletcher Rowe UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 Mark Skuse East Coast Eagles 8 Christopher Reichman Sydney University 3 Harrison Brooks St George Dragons 2 Hamish McLean UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 Ryan Harris Macquarie University 8 Christopher Belcheff St George Dragons 3 Hohepa Galvin Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 2 Harold Sleigh UTS Bats 1 Andrew Holmes Sydney University 7 Daniel Carmody UTS Bats 3 Jack Erickson UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 Harry Bown Sydney University 1 Joshua Terrey Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 7 Dean Gilbert St George Dragons 3 Jacob Stek St George Dragons 2 Jack Dickens Southern Power 1 Michael Izhik UTS Bats 7 Dylan Brogan Macquarie University 3 James Dunn Pennant Hills Demons 2 Jack Edwards Sydney University 1 Reagan Sharpe Southern Power 7 Harrison Callahan UTS Bats 3 Joshua Martin UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 James Clarke Southern Power 1 Jarryd Anthony Boyd Sydney University 6 Harry Whiting UTS Bats 3 Lachlan Cox East Coast Eagles 2 James Lewington Sydney University 1 Ranga Ediriwickrama Pennant Hills Demons 6 Jason Fretwell Balmain Tigers 3 Liam Davis Southern Power 2 Justin Steer East Coast Eagles 1 Thomas Kirkham Sydney University 6 Jonathan Shineberg St George Dragons 3 Liam Huxtable Sydney University 2 Kevin Jones Balmain Tigers 1 Anthony Stubbs East Coast Eagles 5 Jordan McPherson East Coast Eagles 3 Luke Turner Pennant Hills Demons 2 Kieran Wright Pennant Hills Demons 1 Cameron Arndt East Coast Eagles 5 Julio Toledo Balmain Tigers 3 Lyndon Hupfeld East Coast Eagles 2 Liam Gleeson UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 Geoffrey Smith Macquarie University 5 Kuiam Anu St George Dragons 3 Matthew SG Dedes UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 Luke Mansour Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1 Lachlan Pryor Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 5 Luke Jarjoura Balmain Tigers 3 Maxim Allen UTS Bats 2 Matthew Clarke Sydney University 1 Luke Bilbe Pennant Hills Demons 5 Matthew Eastman East Coast Eagles 3 Mitchell Baker St George Dragons 2 Michael Cantrall Pennant Hills Demons 1 Michael Higgins Sydney University 5 Matthew McDonald St George Dragons 3 Nathaniel McKenzie-Hicks St George Dragons 2 Nathan Mace Pennant Hills Demons 1 Peter Le Breton Macquarie University 5 Michael Murrell UTS Bats 3 Nick Crowe East Coast Eagles 2 Nicholas Barrett UTS Bats 1 Samuel Widmer Pennant Hills Demons 5 Michael Findlay Southern Power 3 Oliver Mahony Sydney University 2 Nicholas Crossland Balmain Tigers 1 Wayd Blackburne Balmain Tigers 5 Oliver Wetzlar Sydney University 3 Patrick Coghlan Sydney University 2 Sam Simpson Macquarie University 1 Adam Cook Southern Power 4 Paul Sain St George Dragons 3 Peter Barnes Pennant Hills Demons 2 Shaun Silver UTS Bats 1
Adam Smith Pennant Hills Demons 4 Peter Kilroy UTS Bats 3 Riley Miedler Pennant Hills Demons 2 Sunny Gill Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1
Brody Crane Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 4 Rawson Kirkhope UTS Bats 3 Rodney Frost East Coast Eagles 2 Tate Meredith UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1
Jackson Okunbor St George Dragons 4 Richard Talbot St George Dragons 3 Ryan Nyberg Sydney University 2 Taylor Preece St George Dragons 1
James Gordon East Coast Eagles 4 Riley Orr St George Dragons 3 Taigen Dubbelde Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 2 Thomas Naghten UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1
Jason Clarke Pennant Hills Demons 4 Robert Stainforth UTS Bats 3 Thomas Zdrilic East Coast Eagles 2 Tim Wales Pennant Hills Demons 1
Lachlan Fleet Macquarie University 4 Sam Zikman Pennant Hills Demons 3 Timothy Cameron Macquarie University 2 Tom Nixon UTS Bats 1
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Lukas De Vries Pennant Hills 21 Jarvis Zochling Manly Warringah 4 Samuel Reed Sydney University 3 William Combe Sydney University 2 Demons Giants Ben Davis UNSW/ES Bulldogs 19 Joel Walsh East Coast Eagles 4 Steven Nabaki St George Dragons 3 William Keough Pennant Hills 2 Demons Jordan Rene Pennant Hills 17 Kuiam Anu St George Dragons 4 Timothy Tegg St George Dragons 3 Aiden Cox North Shore 1 Demons Bombers Onur Selvi St George Dragons 13 Nicholas Garrick North Shore 4 Aaron Parker North Shore 2 Callum O'Toole South Coast 1 Bombers Bombers Thunder Jack Patten Pennant Hills 12 William Stratford Sydney University 4 Angus Hay East Coast Eagles 2 Cody Matthews East Coast Eagles 1 Demons James Bell South Coast 11 Adam Lawther UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Brandon Clark Pennant Hills 2 Daryn Hansen South Coast 1 Thunder Demons Thunder Luke Irvine UNSW/ES Bulldogs 11 Angus Baker North Shore 3 Braydon Greenwood South Coast 2 Jack Thompson- South Coast 1 Bombers Thunder Gardener Thunder Alexander Van Vliet East Coast Eagles 10 Anthony Treacy North Shore 3 Brenden Dimevski St George Dragons 2 Jaiden Browne South Coast 1 Bombers Thunder Daniel Leary South Coast 10 Cambell Johnston UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Charles Silvester North Shore 2 Jayden Hall St George 1 Thunder Bombers Dragons Matthew Buskariol North Shore 10 Darcy Baron-Hay North Shore 3 Clancy Lambe Manly Warringah 2 Joshua Rodman East Coast Eagles 1 Bombers Bombers Giants Sudket Fraser- North Shore 10 David Cantwell Manly Warringah 3 Connor Owen- Pennant Hills 2 Justin Dela-Cruz East Coast Eagles 1 Krause Bombers Giants Auburn Demons Abu Bah St George Dragons 9 Dylan Sanderson St George Dragons 3 Edward Lewis UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 Lachlan Addie East Coast Eagles 1
Gregory Burke Manly Warringah 8 Ethan Harvey North Shore 3 Harry Rivers Pennant Hills 2 Luke Vanzin South Coast 1 Giants Bombers Demons Thunder Angus Quail North Shore 7 Glyn Archer Manly Warringah 3 Isaac Heath East Coast Eagles 2 Marlon Marquez North Shore 1 Bombers Giants Bombers Derrick Visser Pennant Hills 7 Haim Oziel UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Jack Field Manly Warringah 2 Matthew Vile Pennant Hills 1 Demons Giants Demons Dean Meadows Manly Warringah 6 Harrison Carr North Shore 3 James O'Leary St George Dragons 2 Matthew Preen Pennant Hills 1 Giants Bombers Demons Kieran Churchill South Coast 6 Jack Fitzgerald Sydney University 3 Justin Cann UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 Michael Nettheim Sydney University 1 Thunder Liam Maze St George Dragons 6 Jacob Hennessy South Coast 3 Lachlan Behagg Manly Warringah 2 Mitchell Wright North Shore 1 Thunder Giants Bombers Samuel Clark Sydney University 6 Jake Bartholomaeus UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Liam Hoy UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 Oscar Gibbins Sydney University 1
Ben Knight St George Dragons 5 Jeremy Shumack North Shore 3 Maine Vidler Pennant Hills 2 Rowdy Friend Sydney University 1 Bombers Demons Elijah Burton Manly Warringah 5 Joey Reinhard UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Mathew Griffiths St George Dragons 2 Ryan Jones St George 1 Giants Dragons Isaac Pearson Pennant Hills 5 Kane Latham UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Nathan Mace Pennant Hills 2 Samuel Lewinson UNSW/ES 1 Demons Demons Bulldogs Oliver Wetzlar Sydney University 5 Luke Essenstam South Coast 3 Oscar Read Sydney University 2 Sean Stokoe Sydney University 1 Thunder Samuel Wilson South Coast 5 Matthew Wilson North Shore 3 Patrick O'Hara Manly Warringah 2 Sebastian Fotea Sydney University 1 Thunder Bombers Giants Aidan Russell Pennant Hills 4 Ned Reinhard UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Rory McArthur North Shore 2 Shannon Randell St George 1 Demons Bombers Dragons Conor Soffe St George Dragons 4 Ned Campbell North Shore 3 Royce Close North Shore 2 Taylor Preece St George 1 Bombers Bombers Dragons Dale Walker North Shore 4 Nicholas Bertino Sydney University 3 Sean Harlen Manly Warringah 2 William Gowers Sydney University 1 Bombers Giants James Loneragan North Shore 4 Nicholas Hey Pennant Hills 3 Timothy Curtis Manly Warringah 2 Bombers Demons Giants Jared Deep UNSW/ES Bulldogs 4 Oscar Bradburn UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Vivek Sainju Sydney University 2 54
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Benjamin Mayer Penrith Rams 17 Mitchell Renehan Penrith Rams 4 Alex Van Veen Blacktown Magic 3 Sam Jackson North Shore 2 Bombers Shaun Wicken Moorebank Magpies 15 Blake Pearce Camden Cats 4 Matthew Varjavandi North Shore 3 Ben Yakimov Camden Cats 2 Bombers Joshua Mann Blacktown Magic 14 Tony Gibson Moorebank Magpies 4 Ryan Hinson Western Suburbs 3 Mbimbi Mbimbi Blacktown Magic 1 Magpies Josiah Ayling Camden Cats 13 Matt Jetson Moorebank Magpies 3 Matthew Laffan Penrith Rams 3 Nicholas Croft North Shore 1 Bombers Mark Maher Camden Cats 12 Mitchell Grant Manly Warringah 3 James Bottin- Camden Cats 3 Shanan Kershaw Camden Cats 1 Giants Noonan Callum D'Souza Manly Warringah 11 Hamish Sherwood Western Suburbs 3 Ashlee Azhar Randwick City Saints 2 George Garoufalis Randwick City Saints 1 Giants Magpies Daniel Lim Blacktown Magic 11 Aaron Hill Blacktown Magic 3 Ashley Moeller Blacktown Magic 2 Jeremy Grant Randwick City Saints 1 Nathan Wright Penrith Rams 11 Andrew Wright Manly Warringah 3 Tim Bransgrove North Shore 2 Lachlan Stewart North Shore 1 Giants Bombers Bombers Daniel Balderston Moorebank Magpies 10 Matt Lecek Camden Cats 3 Thomas Harvey North Shore 2 Benjamin Akmens Blacktown Magic 1 Bombers Matthew Withers Camden Cats 8 Paul English Western Suburbs 3 James Broadbent Camden Cats 2 Cameron Gordon Western Suburbs 1 Magpies Magpies Ethan Barclay Blacktown Magic 8 Tim Baracz Blacktown Magic 3 Sean Goulding Randwick City Saints 2 Marc Dragicevic Randwick City Saints 1 Matthew Rawle Manly Warringah 7 Tom Barrett Western Suburbs 3 Dale Walker North Shore 2 Michael Denton Penrith Rams 1 Giants Magpies Bombers Zac Jardine Randwick City Saints 7 Jake Pianta Penrith Rams 3 Victor Musgrave Camden Cats 2 Joseph Saunders Blacktown Magic 1 Caylan Lyons Moorebank Magpies 7 Daniel Mcdonald Penrith Rams 3 Adrian Ireland Randwick City Saints 2 Evan Davis North Shore 1 Bombers Shane Doherty Camden Cats 6 Nicholas Garrick North Shore 3 Kent Weir Blacktown Magic 2 Charles Ferrier North Shore 1 Bombers Bombers Robert Bamford Western Suburbs 6 Philip Prior Manly Warringah 3 Adam Green Western Suburbs 2 George Paneras Penrith Rams 1 Magpies Giants Magpies Matthew Newson Blacktown Magic 6 Jamie O'Dell North Shore 3 Ryan Liddle North Shore 2 Jakob Vearing Penrith Rams 1 Bombers Bombers Rhys Horton Moorebank Magpies 5 Alex Jalloh North Shore 3 Lachlan Smith Penrith Rams 2 David Green Western Suburbs 1 Bombers Magpies Andrew Polkinghorne Blacktown Magic 5 James Newbury Western Suburbs 3 Tristan Smith North Shore 2 Mitchell Douglas Manly Warringah 1 Magpies Bombers Giants Mitchell Bell Manly Warringah 5 Benjamin Sykes North Shore 3 Mitchell Sonogan North Shore 2 Robert Joannides North Shore 1 Giants Bombers Hugh Bombers Bombers Jason Russell - North Shore 5 Andrew Carey Blacktown Magic 3 Adam Sheldon Moorebank Magpies 2 James Dwyer Penrith Rams 1 Jones Bombers Jeffrey Morgan Moorebank Magpies 5 Ben Hynes Blacktown Magic 3 Daniel Dickerson Manly Warringah 2 Joshua Van Camden Cats 1 Giants Luenen Blake Parker Moorebank Magpies 5 Matthew Whitlock Randwick City Saints 3 Tom McNamara Penrith Rams 2 Jarryd Polley Western Suburbs 1 Magpies Andrew Eurell Western Suburbs 4 Sudket Fraser- North Shore 3 Andrew Pilat Manly Warringah 2 Robert Hart Manly Warringah 1 Magpies Krause Bombers Giants Giants Mitchall Broadstock Camden Cats 4 David King Randwick City Saints 3 Henry Button Blacktown Magic 2 Christopher Murray Camden Cats 1 Joel Wheeler Camden Cats 4 Charlie Callander North Shore 3 Ben Collins Manly Warringah 2 Anthony Johnson North Shore 1 Bombers Giants Bombers Blair Oliver Randwick City Saints 4 Thomas Graham Blacktown Magic 3 Hayden Washington Manly Warringah 2 Joshua Leys Camden Cats 1 Giants Ben McGovern Penrith Rams 4 Luke Bodeker Camden Cats 3 Jack Lumsden Manly Warringah 2 Sam Jackson North Shore 2 Giants Bombers
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Riordan Lee Sydney University 23 Thomas Paavola Gosford Wildcats 4 Sam Rumball UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Shaun Silver UTS Bats 2 Matthew Payne Penrith Rams 16 Richard Laing Pennant Hills Demons 4 Edward McConachy UTS Bats 3 Patrick Tegart UTS Bats 2 Jared Patira East Coast Eagles 13 Peter Lloyd Sydney University 4 Guy Kaufman UTS Bats 3 James Pedemont Western Suburbs Magpies 2 Daniel O'Connor East Coast Eagles 13 Joseph Byrnes UNSW/ES Bulldogs 4 Hugh Perks UTS Bats 3 Christien Specha Western Suburbs Magpies 2 Richard Fitzgerald UTS Bats 12 Bradley Wooten UTS Bats 4 Mark Rigby UTS Bats 3 Lachlan Bennetts Balmain Tigers 1 Owen Butcher Nor-West Jets 11 Scott Lear Western Suburbs Magpies 4 Paul Ritchie Western Suburbs Magpies 3 Luke Wilby Balmain Tigers 1 Jarrod Myers Pennant Hills Demons 11 Bryson Long Balmain Tigers 3 Eid Kassem Western Suburbs Magpies 3 Ben Carey East Coast Eagles 1 Andrew Eurell Western Suburbs Magpies 11 Andrew McDonald Balmain Tigers 3 Grant Richardson Western Suburbs Magpies 3 Lewis Whales East Coast Eagles 1 Hamidullah Mangal Balmain Tigers 9 William Dickinson East Coast Eagles 3 Paul Chachaty Western Suburbs Magpies 3 Luke Le Page Gosford Wildcats 1 Tim Physick East Coast Eagles 9 Scott Burkinshaw Gosford Wildcats 3 Reece Gillespie Balmain Tigers 2 Adam Tomsett Gosford Wildcats 1 Lachlan Eldridge Nor-West Jets 9 Liam Ghalayini Gosford Wildcats 3 Colin Brown Balmain Tigers 2 Kyle Clarke Nor-West Jets 1 Daniel Coughlin Western Suburbs Magpies 9 Brent Johnston Nor-West Jets 3 Joshua Wells East Coast Eagles 2 Seb Goldrick Nor-West Jets 1 Daniel Costa Nor-West Jets 8 James Clarke Nor-West Jets 3 Sean Hansen Gosford Wildcats 2 Nick Steffan Nor-West Jets 1 Joshua Anasis Penrith Rams 8 Aaron Bayne Nor-West Jets 3 Damian Tomsett Gosford Wildcats 2 Jesse Pinder Nor-West Jets 1 Anthony Baddock East Coast Eagles 7 Thomas Gerard Pennant Hills Demons 3 Owen Hickman Nor-West Jets 2 Danny Strange Pennant Hills Demons 1 Tim Eather Gosford Wildcats 7 Jackson Turner Pennant Hills Demons 3 Hayden Cole Nor-West Jets 2 Harry Angel Pennant Hills Demons 1 Brayden Wilson Penrith Rams 7 Josh Mott Pennant Hills Demons 3 David Gardner Pennant Hills Demons 2 Darren Boulet Pennant Hills Demons 1 Thomas King Sydney University 7 Andrew D'Archy Pennant Hills Demons 3 Trent Roddan Pennant Hills Demons 2 Joshua Wells Pennant Hills Demons 1 Stephen Hudson Western Suburbs Magpies 7 Nicholas de Gorter Pennant Hills Demons 3 Michael Brown Penrith Rams 2 Fraser Nixon Pennant Hills Demons 1 Tom Falkner Balmain Tigers 6 Nathan Breen Pennant Hills Demons 3 Mitchell Stevens Penrith Rams 2 Daniel Schroot Penrith Rams 1 Nathan Campbell East Coast Eagles 6 Daniel Fiedler Pennant Hills Demons 3 Matthew Purse Penrith Rams 2 Benjamin Robinson Penrith Rams 1 Nathan Rowley Penrith Rams 6 Evan Danilo Pennant Hills Demons 3 Charles Allworth Sydney University 2 Patrick Pope Penrith Rams 1 Stephen Lloyd Sydney University 6 Ben Katte Penrith Rams 3 Brendon Clendenning Sydney University 2 Liam Murphy Penrith Rams 1 Harold Sleigh UTS Bats 6 Ed Kirby Penrith Rams 3 Rhys Lawson Sydney University 2 Ed Turner Sydney University 1 Nick Whitehead Balmain Tigers 5 Phillip Aumann Penrith Rams 3 Jack Hollywood Sydney University 2 Michael Lloyd Sydney University 1 Joel Gray Balmain Tigers 5 Martin Pope Penrith Rams 3 Michael Carey Sydney University 2 Mitchell Robert Thompson Sydney University 1 Tom Hunt Gosford Wildcats 5 Paul Younan Sydney University 3 Dylan Beasley UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 Troy Nicoll UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 Benjamin Jennison Nor-West Jets 5 Jack Edwards Sydney University 3 Yarran Doherty UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 Liam Gleeson UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 Gabriel Robbie Sydney University 5 Tom Whitaker Sydney University 3 Joshua Martin UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 Gabe Henderson UTS Bats 1 Daran Mahenthirarojah UNSW/ES Bulldogs 5 Nicholas Lloyd Sydney University 3 Mark Ayers UTS Bats 2 Heath Mitchell UTS Bats 1 David Backler UNSW/ES Bulldogs 5 Roger Jones UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Sean Flahive UTS Bats 2 Ben Nilsen UTS Bats 1 Mark Pennycuick UTS Bats 5 Mitchell Brown UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Rodney Steven Simpkin UTS Bats 2 Simon Blizzard Western Suburbs Magpies 1 Andrew Langford UTS Bats 5 Jason Morvan UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Michael Izhik UTS Bats 2 Paul English Western Suburbs Magpies 1 Steven Page Western Suburbs Magpies 5 Chris Peters UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Nicholas Ward UTS Bats 2 Mark Harris Western Suburbs Magpies 1 James Roberts Balmain Tigers 4 Aaron Bantoft UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Mark Bignell UTS Bats 2
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Penisimeni Mahina Campbelltown Blues 27 Tye Jackson Wollondilly Knights 4 Ben Laid Camden Cats 2 Anthony Zakroczymski Blacktown Magic 1 Jordan Pidgeon Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 24 Christopher Wolfe Wollondilly Knights 4 Jonathan Wright Camden Cats 2 Craig Trewhella Camden Cats 1 Cameron Desmond Campbelltown Blues 17 Benjamin Linton Blacktown Magic 3 Nathan Rao Camden Cats 2 Nicholas Hills Camden Cats 1 Micael Fogarty Sydney University 12 Jarrod Van Veen Blacktown Magic 3 Benjamin Grasso Camden Cats 2 Jamie Page Camden Cats 1 Russell Andrews Wollondilly Knights 12 Scott Woods Blacktown Magic 3 Nicholas Laws Camden Cats 2 Thomas Vella Camden Cats 1 Benjamin Reid Camden Cats 11 Michael Kennedy Camden Cats 3 Nathan Smith Campbelltown Blues 2 James Merrick Camden Cats 1 Scott Coombes Blacktown Magic 10 Mitchall Broadstock Camden Cats 3 Shane Johnson Campbelltown Blues 2 Nicholas Wright Campbelltown Blues 1 Jared Mullaney Camden Cats 10 Ben Yakimov Camden Cats 3 Paul Green Campbelltown Blues 2 Mark O'Connor Campbelltown Blues 1 Daniel Hockey Wollondilly Knights 10 Nicholas Hudson Campbelltown Blues 3 Grant Crompton Campbelltown Blues 2 Khyll Davis-crowe Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1 Ryan Ludowyke Macquarie University 9 Andrew Munns Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 3 Luke Cocks Holroyd Parramatta 2 Timothy Regan Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1 Goannas Alex Fraser Manly Warringah Giants 9 Sunny Gill Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 3 Benjamin Rogers Holroyd Parramatta 2 Luke McLeod Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1 Goannas Luke Maunder Randwick City Saints 9 Adam Byrne Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 3 Troy McMurrich Macquarie University 2 Harrison Spiteri Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1 Shaun Paget Wollondilly Knights 9 Grant Webb Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 3 Matthew Chaplin Macquarie University 2 Samuel Shumack Macquarie University 1 Chantha Pal Campbelltown Blues 8 Nathaniel Edmondson Macquarie University 3 Gavin Nixon Macquarie University 2 Alexander Cooper Macquarie University 1 Emile Kerim North Shore Bombers 8 James Brackin Macquarie University 3 Henry St Hill Macquarie University 2 Steven Clayton Macquarie University 1 Jason Haddock Wollondilly Knights 8 Brodie Cooper Macquarie University 3 Nathan Jackson Macquarie University 2 Daniel Martin Macquarie University 1 Alex Van Veen Blacktown Magic 7 Timothy Cameron Macquarie University 3 Dean Knight Manly Warringah Giants 2 Joshua Cooper Macquarie University 1 Todd Makejev Campbelltown Blues 7 Alexander Benson Macquarie University 3 Angus Reid Manly Warringah Giants 2 William Ormonde Manly Warringah Giants 1 Brad Dean Manly Warringah Giants 7 David Munday Macquarie University 3 Mitchell Morgan Manly Warringah Giants 2 Corey Cutmore Manly Warringah Giants 1 Jakeb Utech Sydney University 7 Peter Le Breton Macquarie University 3 Mark Fitzpatrick Moorebank Magpies 2 Ben Collins Manly Warringah Giants 1 Henry Button Blacktown Magic 6 Stewart Thompson Macquarie University 3 Ryan Forrester Moorebank Magpies 2 Andrew Hurley Manly Warringah Giants 1 Adam Noyce Camden Cats 6 Rhys Baker Manly Warringah Giants 3 Patrick Ward Moorebank Magpies 2 James Stuart Manly Warringah Giants 1 Chris Lees Camden Cats 6 Philip Prior Manly Warringah Giants 3 Scott Bear North Shore Bombers 2 Dermot Flanagan Manly Warringah Giants 1 Simon McInerney Macquarie University 6 Greg Macken Manly Warringah Giants 3 Addison Hunter North Shore Bombers 2 Daniel Keane Moorebank Magpies 1 Dane Brookes Manly Warringah Giants 6 Amos Michael Manly Warringah Giants 3 James Course Randwick City Saints 2 Jarrod Lawrence Moorebank Magpies 1 Brian Jackson North Shore Bombers 6 Zachariah Russell Moorebank Magpies 3 Mathew Burke Randwick City Saints 2 Mitch Burton Moorebank Magpies 1 Lachlan Stewart North Shore Bombers 6 Ben Dooley Moorebank Magpies 3 Matthew Joy Randwick City Saints 2 Ben Alcock North Shore Bombers 1 Rhys Davis Southern Power 6 Adam Moore Moorebank Magpies 3 Thomas Edwards Randwick City Saints 2 Dylan Riebe Randwick City Saints 1 Andre Stamoulos Wollondilly Knights 6 Andrew Schubert North Shore Bombers 3 Paul Higginson Randwick City Saints 2 Benjamin Bittner Randwick City Saints 1 Matthew Ophof Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 5 William Clarke North Shore Bombers 3 Tim Walker Randwick City Saints 2 Jacob Rosenbrock Randwick City Saints 1 James Coburn Macquarie University 5 Steven Hirche North Shore Bombers 3 Stares Benjamin Southern Power 2 Matthew Cuthbert Randwick City Saints 1 Ben Kucharski Macquarie University 5 Jake Colman North Shore Bombers 3 Barton Lynch Southern Power 2 Jeffrey O'Sullivan Southern Power 1 James Bowman Moorebank Magpies 5 Matthew Whitlock Randwick City Saints 3 Michael Treloar Southern Power 2 Dane Walters Southern Power 1 Matthew Bell North Shore Bombers 5 Matthew Young Southern Power 3 Simon Ayling Sydney University 2 Christopher Guild Southern Power 1 Mitchell Herps Sydney University 5 Brodie White Southern Power 3 Josh Heazlewood Sydney University 2 Neil Phillis Southern Power 1 Daniel Armstrong Blacktown Magic 4 Marshal Cairnduff Southern Power 3 Leighton Roberts Sydney University 2 Andrew Bell Southern Power 1 Connor Moore Blacktown Magic 4 Justin Lucas Southern Power 3 Rhys Hamilton Wollondilly Knights 2 Ryan King-Thornburg Southern Power 1 Rhys Newham Camden Cats 4 Thomas Pope Sydney University 3 James Weston Wollondilly Knights 2 Ryan Fornasari Southern Power 1 Timothy Georgiou Camden Cats 4 Nicholas Lloyd Sydney University 3 Timothy Goddard Wollondilly Knights 2 David Soale Sydney University 1 Luke Pierce Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 4 Maximillan Wettenhall Sydney University 3 Joshua Young Blacktown Magic 1 Rowan Barnes Sydney University 1 Thomas Ellen Macquarie University 4 Joel Bottin-Noonan Wollondilly Knights 3 Aaron Hill Blacktown Magic 1 Jordan Sanders Sydney University 1 Rhys Vance Southern Power 4 David Wolfe Wollondilly Knights 3 Lucas Bendt Blacktown Magic 1 Blair McFarlane Sydney University 1 Steven Cliff Southern Power 4 Daniel Mcintyer Blacktown Magic 2 Tristan Carruthers Blacktown Magic 1 Luke Girgis Sydney University 1 Ewan Rankin Sydney University 4 Jay Roughley Blacktown Magic 2 John Lane Blacktown Magic 1 Chas Wilkinson Sydney University 4 Matt Lecek Camden Cats 2 Hamish Mulligan Blacktown Magic 1
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Jake Reid UNSW/ES Bulldogs 18 Matt Sutcliffe Penrith Rams 3 Julio Toledo Balmain Tigers 2 Maxmilian Friend Balmain Tigers 1 Timothy O'Donnell UNSW/ES Bulldogs 11 James Webster Balmain Tigers 3 Peter Connaire Balmain Tigers 2 Oliver Li UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 Tayt Corless Penrith Rams 10 Jordan Rene Pennant Hills Demons 3 Mitchell Kuhn Balmain Tigers 2 Reuben Pannu Holroyd Parramatta 1 Goannas Mihir Wagle Holroyd Parramatta 9 Michael Carey Sydney University 3 Timothy Lay Sydney University 2 Ben Gallagher Holroyd Parramatta 1 Goannas Goannas Dane Fysh Penrith Rams 9 Jesse Pinder Nor-West Jets 3 Morris Bryant Randwick City Saints 2 Robert Woolnough Camden Cats 1 Carter Mullins Pennant Hills Demons 8 Matthew Ophof Holroyd Parramatta 3 Nathan Bilbe Pennant Hills Demons 2 Chas Wilkinson Sydney University 1 Goannas Jesse Haurua Holroyd Parramatta 8 Cameron Farmer Sydney University 3 Matthew Cuthbert Randwick City Saints 2 Ben Power Randwick City Saints 1 Goannas Jacob Alsford UTS Bats 7 Troy Ottens UTS Bats 3 Ting-Chen Chang Sydney University 2 Benjamin Thomas Nor-West Jets 1 Alexander Koduah Holroyd Parramatta 7 David Clinch Nor-West Jets 3 Justin Hazelton Sydney University 2 Vaughan Carrol Sydney University 1 Goannas James Nicholas Baglin Pennant Hills Demons 7 Nathan Breen Pennant Hills Demons 3 Thomas Gerard Pennant Hills Demons 2 Craig Watson Holroyd Parramatta 1 Goannas Dylan Nelson Penrith Rams 6 Liam Gleeson UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Joseph Britton Balmain Tigers 2 Liam Jesson Camden Cats 1 Michael Baglin Pennant Hills Demons 6 James McDuie UTS Bats 3 Khyl Ward Nor-West Jets 2 Greg Hume Pennant Hills Demons 1 Geoffrey Cohen UTS Bats 6 Benjamin Robinson Penrith Rams 3 Luke Hayward Sydney University 2 Grady Tapping Holroyd Parramatta 1 Goannas Micael Fogarty Sydney University 6 George Harder UTS Bats 3 Thomas Abbott Pennant Hills Demons 2 Adam Newton Nor-West Jets 1 Cillian Stritch UNSW/ES Bulldogs 5 Luke Hedge UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Miles Cope- UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 Tony Mance Holroyd Parramatta 1 Summerfield Goannas Matthew Brophy Nor-West Jets 5 Jay Patel Holroyd Parramatta 3 Musa Bakari Nor-West Jets 2 Zackary Coombs Nor-West Jets 1 Goannas Thomas Glynn Camden Cats 5 Chris Yard Pennant Hills Demons 3 Michael Blakemore Randwick City Saints 2 Mark Cullen UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 Benjamin Green UTS Bats 5 Brett Jackson Holroyd Parramatta 3 Paul Love Camden Cats 2 Isaac Carrera Moorebank Magpies 1 Goannas Ben Laid Camden Cats 5 Dee Pabst Randwick City Saints 3 Harrison Spiteri Holroyd Parramatta 2 Gregory McGuiness Camden Cats 1 Goannas John Murtagh Camden Cats 5 Christian Triffitt Penrith Rams 3 Adam Tremellen Randwick City Saints 2 Matthew Warnock UTS Bats 1 Anthony David Coakley Randwick City Saints 4 Thomas Hurrell UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Andrew Emmerson UTS Bats 2 Zane Priest Nor-West Jets 1 Donald Ollington Pennant Hills Demons 4 Dean Callaghan Penrith Rams 3 James Hedrick UTS Bats 2 David Elliot Camden Cats 1 Phillip Hare Pennant Hills Demons 4 Todd Thorn-Saville UTS Bats 3 Ismail Giles Randwick City Saints 2 Mark Wright UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 Ross Donaldson Penrith Rams 4 Edward Taffa UTS Bats 3 Spencer Pascal UTS Bats 2 Thomas Greenwell UTS Bats 1 Jeff Hardman Pennant Hills Demons 4 Alexander Dawes UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3 Michael Morgan Nor-West Jets 2 Dean Hughey UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1 John Hook UNSW/ES Bulldogs 4 Emmanuel Papageorgiou Penrith Rams 3 Maximillan Wettenhall Sydney University 2 Darren Hartney Penrith Rams 1 Dwayne Marsh Holroyd Parramatta 3 Rodney Simpkin UTS Bats 3 James Roberts Balmain Tigers 2 Simon Cake Pennant Hills Demons 1 Goannas Steven Joe Rawlins Camden Cats 3 Matthew Hagias UTS Bats 3 Thomas Reynolds UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2 Ted Alexander Randwick City Saints 1 Chris Kyle Nor-West Jets 3 Ben Nilsen UTS Bats 3 Scott Braid Nor-West Jets 2 Nicholas Brunton UTS Bats 1 Kristin Carville Holroyd Parramatta 3 Paul Sherwood Nor-West Jets 3 Scott Walker Sydney University 2 Edward McConachy UTS Bats 1 Goannas Scott McGilvray Camden Cats 3 Craig Carrington Balmain Tigers 3 Daniel Lazarus UTS Bats 2 Evan Kerr Sydney University 1 Shaun Peter Ward Penrith Rams 3 Hayden Bee Camden Cats 2 Andrew Driscoll UTS Bats 2 Douglas Houston UTS Bats 1 Lorenzo Nevin UTS Bats 3 Jono Cazaly Randwick City Saints 2 Jimmy Levy UTS Bats 2 Hary Murdoch Sydney University 1 Patrick Brennan Nor-West Jets 3 Joel McMullan Pennant Hills Demons 2 Nicholas Laws Camden Cats 2 Robert Lay Sydney University 1 James Davey Sydney University 3 Martin Ingham Nor-West Jets 2 Luke Donoghue Penrith Rams 2 Benjamin Plug Balmain Tigers 1 Thomas Vella Camden Cats 3 Matthew Burn Holroyd Parramatta 2 James Pickett UTS Bats 2 Shane Riddle Holroyd Parramatta 1 Goannas Goannas Stephen Smith Holroyd Parramatta 3 Tom Roberts Penrith Rams 2 Ryman White Sydney University 2 Goannas
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HART MEDAL UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO BEST & FAIREST
Aidan Bell Western Suburbs Magpies 11 Nathaniel Loveday Penrith Rams 3 Benjamin Zoppo Western Suburbs Magpies 2 Mitchell Sapiatzer Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 10 Joshua Bloor Southern Power 3 Samuel Jennings Western Suburbs Magpies 2 Reece Morris Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 10 Braydan Pidgeon Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 3 Joel Upfill Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 2 Thomas Kannan Western Suburbs Magpies 10 Campbell Luscombe Pennant Hills Demons 3 Isaac Carrera Moorebank Magpies 2 Martin Faulkner Moorebank Magpies 10 Charlie Morgan Balmain Tigers 3 Cian Furlong Pennant Hills Demons 1 Joshua Bryant Moorebank Magpies 9 Zachary Pianta Penrith Rams 3 Kurtis Deans Moorebank Magpies 1 Michael Togher Moorebank Magpies 7 Jack Moore Penrith Rams 3 Conor McGee Southern Power 1 Daniel Tilio Western Suburbs Magpies 7 Kaya Bremner Western Suburbs Magpies 3 Kayne Quirk Penrith Rams 1 Chom Manut Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 6 Oliver Stofka Pennant Hills Demons 3 Reuben Pannu Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1 Mitchell Bleesing Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 6 Justin Taylor Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 3 Matthew Preen Pennant Hills Demons 1 Hayden Landels Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 5 Clayton Gadd Southern Power 3 Bryson Long Balmain Tigers 1 Jordan Etto Western Suburbs Magpies 5 Harrison Tattersall Southern Power 2 Josh Kimpton Balmain Tigers 1 Adam Storey Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 5 Anthony Lombardo Moorebank Magpies 2 Maxwell Bragg Penrith Rams 1 Adrian Colautti Pennant Hills Demons 5 Nicholas Wright Campbelltown Blues 2 Hayden Wallis Southern Power 1 Dom Kannan Western Suburbs Magpies 5 Michael Papageorgiou Penrith Rams 2 Joshua Plain Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1 Scott Brain Pennant Hills Demons 5 Jack Baldwin Penrith Rams 2 Jack Martyn Moorebank Magpies 1 Brock Westwood Moorebank Magpies 4 Jake Aubert Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 2 Brendan Jones Moorebank Magpies 1 Jack Bragg Penrith Rams 4 Benjamin Woollett Pennant Hills Demons 2 Marcus Gaffney Penrith Rams 1 Hayden Vandermeer Pennant Hills Demons 4 David Maher Western Suburbs Magpies 2 Daniel Newcombe Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1 Hayden Ward Southern Power 3 Callum McEvoy - Western Suburbs Magpies 2 Jackson Preedy Pennant Hills Demons 1 Grey Benjamin Plug Balmain Tigers 3 Ryan Thomson Southern Power 2 Luke Culhane Moorebank Magpies 1 Jacob Field Penrith Rams 3 Paddy Taylor Southern Power 2 Billy Lambert Balmain Tigers 1 Eric Lahey Moorebank Magpies 3 Tyrell Charters Southern Power 2 Cameron McBrien Pennant Hills Demons 1 Hayden Reedy Pennant Hills Demons 3 Alex Phillips Southern Power 2 Bailey Miedler Pennant Hills Demons 1 Stephen Smith Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 3 Patrick Manthos Western Suburbs Magpies 2 Luke Mansour Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 1 Lukas De Vries Pennant Hills Demons 3 James Carroll Pennant Hills Demons 2 Warren Normoyle Campbelltown Blues 1 Oscar Glass Penrith Rams 3 Connor Moran Western Suburbs Magpies 2 Thomas Morgan Penrith Rams 3 Dylan Nelson Penrith Rams 2
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MOSTYN MEDAL WOMEN’S DIVISION ONE
Amanda Farrugia Macquarie University 27 Victoria Lydon Southern Power 4 Kristy De Southern Power 2 Pellegrini Lael Kassem Western Wolves 16 Angela Jornet Newtown Breakaways 3 Laura Russell Wollongong Saints 2
Codie Briggs Newtown Breakaways 14 Emily Gard Newtown Breakaways 3 Leanne Kidd Wollongong Saints 2
Stephanie Walker Sydney University Bombers 14 Emma Mackay UNSW/ES Stingrays 3 Libby Sadler Sydney University Bombers 2
Melissa Freckelton Western Wolves 13 Jasmine Fergus Southern Power 3 Lisa Wilson Macquarie University 2
Nicola Barr Sydney University Bombers 13 Jemma Still UNSW/ES Stingrays 3 Luisa Marzotto UNSW/ES Stingrays 2
Alex Schroder Newtown Breakaways 9 Kate Lawson Western Wolves 3 Melissa Ciraolo Southern Power 2
Francesca Hocking Newtown Breakaways 9 Kathryn Hull Southern Power 3 Steph Foster Newtown Breakaways 2
Kyrsten Winkley Sydney University Bombers 8 Megan Andresen Sydney University Bombers 3 Belinda Harrison Western Wolves 1
Nicola Vrachnas UNSW/ES Stingrays 7 Regan Taylor Wollongong Saints 3 Hannah McIntosh UNSW/ES Stingrays 1
Jasmine Smith UNSW/ES Stingrays 6 Rheanna Lotter Southern Power 3 Hayley Warren Newtown Breakaways 1
Jennifer Lew Sydney University Bombers 6 Sera Kaukiono Sydney University Bombers 3 Hayley Willis Southern Power 1
Karen Saavedra Southern Power 6 Shelby Koh UNSW/ES Stingrays 3 Kira Duroux Macquarie University 1 Ramirez Madelane Collier UNSW/ES Stingrays 6 Tracey Farrugia Newtown Breakaways 3 Lindsay Fortner Western Wolves 1
Aleisha Chessell Wollongong Saints 5 Alice Wood Sydney University Bombers 2 Liz Fassone Macquarie University 1
Cassandra Lees Newtown Breakaways 5 Amy Kowski Southern Power 2 Mai Nguyen UNSW/ES Stingrays 1
Catherine Stanton Wollongong Saints 5 Anna Ruut Newtown Breakaways 2 Margarita Obien Western Wolves 1
Melita Morriss UNSW/ES Stingrays 5 Barbara Lynch Macquarie University 2 Nicole Kriz Western Wolves 1
Michaela Ekman Western Wolves 5 Emma Yuen Sydney University Bombers 2 Rowie Morgan Newtown Breakaways 1
Alison Parkin Newtown Breakaways 4 Jaiden Preece- Southern Power 2 Salome Cerda- Macquarie University 1 Forrester Vargas Amy Foo Sydney University Bombers 4 Jennifer Chan UNSW/ES Stingrays 2 Shani Lauf UNSW/ES Stingrays 1
Holly Cogle UNSW/ES Stingrays 4 Jennifer Stanton Wollongong Saints 2 Sophie Clarke Sydney University Bombers 1
Jacinda Barclay UNSW/ES Stingrays 4 Kimberly Chan Wollongong Saints 2 Steffanie Lee Macquarie University 1
Jesse Wong Macquarie University 4 Kristy Sutcliffe Macquarie University 2 Verna Iles Newtown Breakaways 1
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Nikki Perrett Penrith Ramettes 17 Tiarne Kleyn Blacktown Magic 5 Leanne Mackenzie UTS Shamrocks 3 Kerri Allen UTS Shamrocks 1
Tess Mutton Gosford Wildcats 17 Kayla Badger Penrith Ramettes 5 Rebekah Leard Blacktown Magic 3 Ashleigh Carter Manly Warringah 1 Giants Steph Foster Newtown Breakaways 15 Kate Easthope Penrith Ramettes 4 Alicia Armitage Manly Warringah 3 Felicity Geosits Moorebank Magpies 1 Giants Haneen Zreika Auburn Giants 14 Jaimie Mann Blacktown Magic 4 Angela Priftis Auburn Giants 3 Alyssa Smith Blacktown Magic 1 Women's Women's Simone Freeman Blacktown Magic 14 Luisa Marzotto UNSW/ES Stingrays 4 Jessica Joslyn Manly Warringah 3 Grace Fowler Newtown Breakaways 1 Giants Lara Hilmi UTS Shamrocks 11 Rayanne Kenny Auburn Giants 3 Amna Karra- Auburn Giants 2 Emily Jones Moorebank Magpies 1 Women's Hassan Women's Isabella Rudolph Manly Warringah 9 Liali Karra- Auburn Giants 3 Rebecca McMahon Gosford Wildcats 2 Antje Bolz Newtown Breakaways 1 Giants Hassan Women's Tully McDonough UTS Shamrocks 9 Hayat Ajaj Auburn Giants 3 Zoe Betar UNSW/ES Stingrays 2 Shona O'Loughlin UTS Shamrocks 1 Women's Gillian Behan UTS Shamrocks 8 Jessica Tillack Moorebank Magpies 3 Erin Hodson UNSW/ES Stingrays 2 Melissa Stott UNSW/ES Stingrays 1
Rheanna Vehlow Moorebank Magpies 8 Jessica Purcell Moorebank Magpies 3 Verna Iles Newtown Breakaways 2 Kirrily Boyd Auburn Giants 1 Women's Rachael Lewis Manly Warringah 8 Amy Hessell Gosford Wildcats 3 Tiffany Linay Manly Warringah 2 Melita Morriss UNSW/ES Stingrays 1 Giants Giants Renee Tomkins Penrith Ramettes 8 Shaymah Fatfat Auburn Giants 3 Stephanie Kostic Penrith Ramettes 2 Rachael Elcoate Gosford Wildcats 1 Women's Courtney Corr Blacktown Magic 8 Megan Lawrence Gosford Wildcats 3 Tiffany Reardon Penrith Ramettes 2 Tram Nguyen Newtown Breakaways 1
Mona Issa Auburn Giants 8 Erin McAlister Moorebank Magpies 3 Amne Issa Auburn Giants 2 Von Eirlys UTS Shamrocks 1 Women's Women's Justine Vella Penrith Ramettes 7 Morgan Ross Gosford Wildcats 3 Cassandra Lees Newtown Breakaways 2 Emma Purcell Moorebank Magpies 1
Angela Beattie Gosford Wildcats 6 Melissa Brydon Penrith Ramettes 3 Terri-Ann Martin Newtown Breakaways 2 Karen Dalli Gosford Wildcats 1
Hayley Legg Newtown Breakaways 6 Karina Berry Gosford Wildcats 3 Kim Smallacombe Gosford Wildcats 2 Rebecca Leeds Blacktown Magic 1
Holly Graham Manly Warringah 6 Nicole Roach Newtown Breakaways 3 Chereta Daylight UTS Shamrocks 2 Christine Kirby Blacktown Magic 1 Giants Emma Treanor UTS Shamrocks 6 Kelsie Wright UTS Shamrocks 3 Melissa Khoury UTS Shamrocks 2 Rhian Howard Manly Warringah 1 Giants Emily Crookes Gosford Wildcats 6 Jessie Burnham Penrith Ramettes 3 Kate Lancaster UNSW/ES Stingrays 2 Jessica Paulic Auburn Giants 1 Women's Ashlee Weir Blacktown Magic 5 Christine Mc Cutcheon UTS Shamrocks 3 Aisling O'Donovan UTS Shamrocks 2
Quincy Dorans Blacktown Magic 5 Mandy Fung Auburn Giants 3 Alison Parkes Moorebank Magpies 1 Women's
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P W L D For Ag PC Pts 1 East Coast Eagles 16 15 1 0 2137 731 292.34 60 2 Manly Warringah Giants 16 13 3 0 1485 939 158.15 52 3 Pennant Hills Demons 16 12 3 1 1256 969 129.62 50 4 St George Dragons 16 10 6 0 1416 1426 99.30 40 5 Sydney University 16 7 8 1 1224 1205 101.58 30 6 UTS Bats 16 6 10 0 1127 1363 82.69 24 7 Western Suburbs Magpies 16 4 12 0 1037 1419 73.08 16 8 North Shore Bombers 16 3 13 0 940 1729 54.37 12 9 UNSW/ES Bulldogs 16 1 15 0 876 1717 51.02 4
AFL SYDNEY DIVISION ONE 2015 P W L D For Ag PC PCWon 1 Balmain Tigers 18 14 4 0 1421 1048 135.59 56 2 UTS Bats 18 14 4 0 1239 991 125.03 56 3 Pennant Hills Demons 18 12 6 0 1233 958 128.71 48 4 Macquarie University 18 11 7 0 1124 912 123.25 44 5 Sydney University 18 10 8 0 1119 882 126.87 40 6 East Coast Eagles 18 8 10 0 1038 1001 103.70 32 7 St George Dragons 18 8 10 0 1120 1114 100.54 32 8 Southern Power 18 8 10 0 1026 1174 87.39 32 9 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 18 5 13 0 1022 1386 73.74 20 10 UNSW/ES Bulldogs 18 0 18 0 773 1649 46.88 0
AFL SYDNEY UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE 2015 P W L D For Ag PC PCWon 1 Pennant Hills Demons 18 16 2 0 0 1372 687 199.71 2 UNSW/ES Bulldogs 18 13 4 1 0 1432 995 143.92 3 North Shore Bombers 18 13 5 0 0 1389 817 170.01 4 St George Dragons 18 10 8 0 0 1200 1016 118.11 5 Sydney University 18 5 11 2 0 1016 1306 77.79 6 Manly Warringah Giants 18 6 12 0 0 965 1347 71.64 7 South Coast Thunder 18 5 13 0 0 952 1251 76.10 8 East Coast Eagles 18 2 15 1 0 695 1602 43.38
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AFL SYDNEY DIVISION TWO 2015 P W L D For Ag PC Pts 1 Camden Cats 17 15 2 0 0 1363 769 177.24 2 Blacktown Magic 17 12 5 0 0 1320 947 139.39 3 Manly Warringah Giants 16 10 6 0 0 905 862 104.99 4 Moorebank Magpies 17 9 8 0 0 1114 1104 100.91 5 Penrith Rams 16 6 10 0 0 1095 1011 108.31 6 North Shore Bombers 17 6 11 0 0 940 1195 78.66 7 Western Suburbs Magpies 16 5 11 0 0 817 1219 67.02 8 Randwick City Saints 16 3 13 0 0 840 1287 65.27
AFL SYDNEY DIVISION THREE 2015
P W L D For Ag PC PCWon 1 UTS Bats 16 14 2 0 0 0 0 1583 2 Sydney University 17 14 3 0 0 0 0 1497 3 Penrith Rams 17 11 6 0 0 0 0 1365 4 Pennant Hills Demons 18 10 8 0 0 1 0 1285 5 Western Suburbs Magpies 18 10 8 0 0 0 1 1112 6 East Coast Eagles 18 8 10 0 0 0 0 1125 7 Nor-West Jets 18 7 11 0 0 0 0 1033 8 Balmain Tigers 17 6 11 0 0 0 0 888 9 Gosford Wildcats 16 3 13 0 0 0 0 853 10 UNSW/ES Bulldogs 17 3 14 0 0 0 0 876
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P W L FF For Ag PC PCWon 1 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 17 15 2 4 0 1765 428 412.38 88.24 2 Western Suburbs Magpies 16 13 3 4 0 1458 727 200.55 81.25 3 Penrith Rams 16 11 5 5 0 1252 658 190.27 68.75 4 Moorebank Magpies 16 9 7 1 1 891 1090 81.74 56.25
5 Southern Power 16 5 11 2 3 747 1169 63.90 31.25 6 Pennant Hills Demons 16 5 11 1 2 692 1214 57.00 31.25 7 Campbelltown Blues 16 0 16 0 11 204 1466 13.92 0.00
AFL SYDNEY DIVISION FOUR 2015
P W L D For Ag PC Pts 1 Macquarie University 17 13 4 0 0 1326 642 206.54 2 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 16 12 4 0 0 1244 786 158.27 3 Wollondilly Knights 17 11 6 0 0 1171 897 130.55 4 Manly Warringah Giants 16 10 6 0 0 1118 948 117.93 5 Campbelltown Blues 18 11 7 0 0 1287 856 150.35 6 Camden Cats 18 11 7 0 0 1298 1024 126.76 7 Sydney University 17 10 7 0 0 1189 1096 108.49 8 North Shore Bombers 17 8 9 0 0 981 1124 87.28 9 Blacktown Magic 18 6 11 1 0 1035 1235 83.81 10 Southern Power 18 6 12 0 0 906 1170 77.44 11 Randwick City Saints 17 2 14 1 0 758 1347 56.27 12 Moorebank Magpies 17 2 15 0 0 570 1758 32.42 61
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AFL SYDNEY DIVISION FIVE 2015 P W L D For Ag PC Pts 1 UTS Bats 13 12 1 0 2 1573 316 497.78 2 Penrith Rams 14 12 2 0 1 1209 617 195.95 3 UNSW/ES Bulldogs 14 11 3 0 2 1271 624 203.69 4 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 16 11 5 0 0 1279 852 150.12 5 Pennant Hills Demons 15 9 6 0 1 1190 838 142.00 6 Nor-West Jets 14 6 8 0 2 916 900 101.78 7 Sydney University 15 6 9 0 1 1018 1078 94.43 8 Camden Cats 15 4 11 0 0 664 1252 53.04 9 Randwick City Saints 15 3 12 0 0 567 1299 43.65 10 Balmain Tigers 15 1 14 0 1 418 1954 21.39
AFL SYDNEY WOMEN’S DIVSION ONE 2015 AFL SYDNEY DIVISION FIVE 2014 P W L D FF FA For Ag PC Pts
1 Sydney University Bombers 13 11 2 0 0 0 767 295 260.00 84.62 2 Newtown Breakaways 15 12 3 0 0 0 1128 405 278.52 80.00 3 UNSW/ES Stingrays 14 10 4 0 0 0 773 395 195.70 71.43 4 Western Wolves 14 8 6 0 1 0 653 432 151.16 57.14
5 Macquarie University 15 5 10 0 0 0 462 725 63.72 33.33 6 Southern Power 15 3 12 0 0 0 317 1061 29.88 20.00 7 Wollongong Saints 14 1 13 0 0 1 196 983 19.94 7.14
AFL SYDNEY WOMEN’S DIVSION TWO 2015
P W L D FF FA For Ag PC Pts 1 Gosford Wildcats 12 9 3 0 0 0 770 212 363.21 75.00 2 Auburn Giants Women's 14 10 4 0 0 0 648 325 199.38 71.43 3 UTS Shamrocks 13 9 4 0 0 0 700 259 270.27 69.23 4 Penrith Ramettes 13 9 4 0 0 0 778 360 216.11 69.23 5 Blacktown Magic 13 9 4 0 1 0 720 357 201.68 69.23
6 Manly Warringah Giants 13 7 6 0 1 0 567 424 133.73 53.85 7 Newtown Breakaways 13 3 10 0 0 0 289 820 35.24 23.08 8 Moorebank Magpies 13 2 11 0 0 1 201 1058 19.00 15.38 9 UNSW/ES Stingrays 14 1 13 0 0 1 162 1020 15.88 7.14
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FROM THE VAULT PREMIER DIVISION SENIORS Grand Final 2006 Pennant Hills 5.20.50 def. East Coast Eagles 7.6.48 2007 North Shore 12.15.87 def. St George 9.12.66 2008 Pennant Hills 20.12.132 def. East Coast Eagles 3.10.28 2009 East Coast Eagles 22.12.144 def. UNSW/ES 13.12.90 2010 East Coast Eagles 13.9.87 def. Sydney University 10.10.70 2011 East Coast Eagles 17.12.114 def. Balmain 10.11.74 2012 UNSW/ES 13.11.89 def. Balmain 7.5.47 2013 Manly-Warringah 11.14.80 def. Pennant Hills 11.6.72 2014 Manly Warringah 8.20.68 def. Pennant Hills 2.10.22 2015 Pennant Hills 14.5.89 def. East Coast 7.12.54 Preliminary Final 2006 Pennant Hills 15.13.10319.14.128 ddef.ef. StWestern George Suburbs 9.14.686.6.42 2007 North Shore 18.13.121 def. Pennant Hills 11.10.76 2008 East Coast Eagles 18.14.122 def. UNSW/ES 11.11.77 2009 UNSW/ES 12.7.79 def. Western Suburbs 9.11.65 2010 East Coast Eagles 16.10.106 def. Western Suburbs 6.15.51 2011 Balmain 13.7.85 def. Sydney University 12.10.82 2012 Balmain 12.11.83 def. Pennant Hills 10.14.710.14.744 2013 Pennant Hills 15.13.103 def. St George 12.10.82 2014 Pennant Hills 7.14.56 def. St George 3.9.27 2015 Pennant Hills 12.17.89 def St George 13.8.86 Second Semi Final 2006 East Coast Eagles 15.12.10211.14.80 def. CampbelltownWestern Suburbs 8.10.587.7.49 2007 St George 14.8.92 def. Pennant Hills 8.10.58 2008 Pennant Hills 9.13.67 def. UNSW/ES 5.9.39 2009 East Coast Eagles 17.18.120 def. Western Suburbs 10.6.66 2010 Sydney University 14.10.94 def. Western Suburbs 12.9.81 2011 East Coast Eagles 11.12.78 def. Balmain 7.18.60 2012 UNSW/ES 11.9.75 def. Pennant Hills 10.10.70 2013 Manly-Warringah 11.19.85 def. St George 10.7.67 2014 Manly Warringah 3.15.33 def. Pennant Hills 4.6.30 2015 East Coast 9.9.63 def Pennant Hills 7.9.51 First Semi Final 2006 Pennant Hills 12.9.8119.12.126 def. StPennant George Hills 10.9.698.12.60 2007 North Shore 18.25.133 def. Campbelltown 10.6.66 2008 East Coast Eagles 18.12.120 def. St George 8.7.55 2009 UNSW/ES 11.13.79 def. Pennant Hills 7.17.59 2010 East Coast Eagles 12.5.77 def. Pennant Hills 10.12.72 2011 Sydney University 24.11.155 def. North Shore 10.4.64 2012 BalmainBalmain 14.10.94 def. North Shore 10.14.74 2013 Pennant Hills 14.12.96 def. North Shore 14.6.90 2014 St George 13.11.89 def. Sydney University 10.8.68 2015 St George 17.9.111 def Manly Warringah 9.12.66 Qualifying Final 2010 Western Suburbs 15.11.101 def. East Coast Eagles 10.10.70 2011 Balmain 14.8.92 def. Sydney University 10.12.72 2012 Pennant Hills 13.15.93 def. North Shore 9.7.61 2013 St George 14.10.94 def. North Shore 8.11.59 2014 Pennant Hills 11.11.77 def. St George 9.12.72 2015 Pennant Hills 7.11.53 def Manly Warringah 4.11.35 Elimination Final 2010 Pennant Hills 12.8.80 def. North Shore 8.15.63 2011 North Shore 17.10.112 def. Pennant Hills 8.8.56 2012 Balmain 16.11.107 def. St George 14.9.93 2013 Pennant Hills 17.18.120 def. UNSW/ES 7.7.49 2014 Sydney University 13.10.88 def. Western Suburbs 6.7.43 2015 St George 9.9.63 def Sydney University 8.11.59
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2015 AFL SYDNEY HOME & AWAY RESULTS
PREMIER DIVISION
Round 1 - 10/04/2015
UTS Bats 16.13 (109) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 6.5 (41)
Round 1 - 11/04/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 14.14 (98) defeated East Coast Eagles 15.5 (95)
North Shore Bombers 10.15 (75) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 10.9 (69)
Pennant Hills Demons 16.9 (105) defeated St George Dragons 11.10 (76)
Round 2 - 18/04/2015
East Coast Eagles 20.14 (134) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 7.4 (46)
Pennant Hills Demons 9.14 (68) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 9.7 (61)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 19.16 (130) defeated North Shore Bombers 9.9 (63)
St George Dragons 17.9 (111) defeated Sydney University 14.11 (95)
Round 3 - 25/04/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 21.14 (140) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 4.7 (31)
Pennant Hills Demons 15.10 (100) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 6.6 (42)
Sydney University 12.11 (83) defeated North Shore Bombers 6.12 (48)
Round 3 - 26/04/2015
East Coast Eagles 21.17 (143) defeated UTS Bats 3.3 (21)
Round 4 - 02/05/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 10.10 (70) defeated North Shore Bombers 1.3 (9)
St George Dragons 12.10 (82) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 9.12 (66)
East Coast Eagles 7.8 (50) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 3.4 (22)
Sydney University 8.10 (58) defeated UTS Bats 7.9 (51)
Round 5 - 09/05/2015
East Coast Eagles 23.21 (159) defeated St George Dragons 5.10 (40)
Pennant Hills Demons 7.16 (58) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3.9 (27)
Manly Warringah Giants 17.9 (111) defeated UTS Bats 12.6 (78)
Sydney University 17.16 (118) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 4.12 (36)
Round 6 - 16/05/2015
East Coast Eagles 20.21 (141) defeated North Shore Bombers 4.1 (25)
Manly Warringah Giants 13.12 (90) defeated St George Dragons 7.4 (46)
Pennant Hills Demons 7.9 (51) drew with Sydney University 7.9 (51)
UTS Bats 7.7 (49) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 4.11 (35)
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Round 7 - 23/05/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 13.6 (84) defeated UTS Bats 8.12 (60)
Manly Warringah Giants 15.11 (101) defeated Sydney University 6.10 (46)
St George Dragons 19.15 (129) defeated North Shore Bombers 12.11 (83)
Round 7 - 24/05/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies 9.18 (72) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 7.7 (49)
Round 8 - 13/06/2015
St George Dragons 12.11 (83) defeated UTS Bats 12.9 (81)
Manly Warringah Giants 17.14 (116) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 6.5 (41)
East Coast Eagles 16.14 (110) defeated Sydney University 5.9 (39)
Round 8 - 14/06/2015
North Shore Bombers 16.6 (102) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 15.8 (98)
Round 9 - 20/06/2015
East Coast Eagles 25.15 (165) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 5.4 (34)
Pennant Hills Demons 12.9 (81) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 9.7 (61)
North Shore Bombers 15.7 (97) defeated UTS Bats 7.9 (51)
St George Dragons 13.12 (90) defeated Sydney University 9.11 (65)
Round 10 - 27/06/2015
St George Dragons 14.7 (91) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 12.17 (89)
East Coast Eagles 15.11 (101) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 7.14 (56)
Pennant Hills Demons 12.9 (81) defeated North Shore Bombers 9.11 (65)
Sydney University 23.10 (148) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 10.4 (64)
Round 11 - 04/07/2015
East Coast Eagles 15.13 (103) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 5.12 (42)
Sydney University 13.9 (87) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 9.10 (64)
UTS Bats 16.8 (104) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 11.10 (76)
Manly Warringah Giants 15.10 (100) defeated North Shore Bombers 10.7 (67)
Round 12 - 11/07/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies 15.14 (104) defeated UTS Bats 10.11 (71)
East Coast Eagles 19.11 (125) defeated St George Dragons 12.7 (79)
Pennant Hills Demons 10.11 (71) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 9.11 (65)
Sydney University 14.9 (93) defeated North Shore Bombers 7.8 (50)
Round 13 - 18/07/2015
East Coast Eagles 26.10 (166) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 3.4 (22)
Round 13 - 19/07/2015
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St George Dragons 13.10 (88) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 4.10 (34)
Pennant Hills Demons 13.13 (91) defeated Sydney University 7.9 (51)
Round 14 - 25/07/2015
East Coast Eagles 21.21 (147) defeated UTS Bats 11.9 (75)
Manly Warringah Giants 17.20 (122) defeated St George Dragons 7.7 (49)
Pennant Hills Demons 8.18 (66) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 5.9 (39)
Round 14 - 26/07/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies 14.16 (100) defeated North Shore Bombers 6.8 (44)
Round 13 - 01/08/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 8.12 (60) defeated UTS Bats 8.7 (55)
Round 15 - 08/08/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 11.9 (75) defeated Sydney University 8.8 (56)
Pennant Hills Demons 14.12 (96) defeated St George Dragons 14.7 (91)
East Coast Eagles 26.18 (174) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 5.7 (37)
UTS Bats 8.17 (65) defeated North Shore Bombers 7.8 (50)
Round 16 - 15/08/2015
East Coast Eagles 17.8 (110) defeated Sydney University 4.11 (35)
St George Dragons 22.13 (145) defeated North Shore Bombers 8.10 (58)
UTS Bats 12.11 (83) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 12.8 (80)
Western Suburbs Magpies 14.13 (97) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 6.10 (46)
Round 17 - 22/08/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 13.15 (93) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 11.9 (75)
St George Dragons 16.21 (117) defeated UTS Bats 10.14 (74)
East Coast Eagles 31.28 (214) defeated North Shore Bombers 9.6 (60)
Sydney University 19.8 (122) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 8.5 (53)
Round 18 - 29/08/2015
St George Dragons 15.9 (99) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 12.12 (84)
UTS Bats 14.16 (100) defeated Sydney University 12.5 (77)
Manly Warringah Giants 19.13 (127) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 7.9 (51)
Pennant Hills Demons 25.10 (160) defeated North Shore Bombers 6.8 (44)
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DIVISION ONE
Round 1 - 11/04/2015
Sydney University 9.8 (62) defeated Macquarie University 6.6 (42)
East Coast Eagles 15.15 (105) defeated Southern Power 6.9 (45)
UTS Bats 16.8 (104) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 8.7 (55)
Balmain Tigers 12.17 (89) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 5.10 (40)
Pennant Hills Demons 7.10 (52) defeated St George Dragons 6.5 (41)
Round 2 - 18/04/2015
St George Dragons 9.12 (66) defeated Sydney University 8.6 (54)
Macquarie University 11.10 (76) defeated East Coast Eagles 6.9 (45)
UTS Bats 10.5 (65) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 4.10 (34)
Pennant Hills Demons 9.12 (66) defeated Southern Power 4.4 (28)
Round 2 - 19/04/2015
Balmain Tigers 19.9 (123) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 7.6 (48)
Round 4 - 02/05/2015
St George Dragons 15.11 (101) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 6.6 (42)
Balmain Tigers 11.9 (75) defeated Southern Power 4.10 (34)
Pennant Hills Demons 8.4 (52) defeated East Coast Eagles 3.12 (30)
Round 5 - 09/05/2015
East Coast Eagles 10.9 (69) defeated St George Dragons 2.8 (20)
Pennant Hills Demons 14.10 (94) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 5.8 (38)
UTS Bats 17.11 (113) defeated Southern Power 9.9 (63)
Sydney University 16.10 (106) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 7.6 (48)
Round 5 - 10/05/2015
Balmain Tigers 10.3 (63) defeated Macquarie University 6.12 (48)
Round 6 - 16/05/2015
St George Dragons 11.14 (80) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 11.2 (68)
Balmain Tigers 15.7 (97) defeated East Coast Eagles 6.11 (47)
Sydney University 11.8 (74) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 5.4 (34)
Southern Power 11.11 (77) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 8.10 (58)
Macquarie University 9.11 (65) defeated UTS Bats 3.8 (26)
Round 7 - 23/05/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 17.7 (109) defeated UTS Bats 6.5 (41)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 6.11 (47) defeated East Coast Eagles 6.9 (45)
Southern Power 8.5 (53) defeated Sydney University 4.8 (32)
Macquarie University 12.8 (80) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 5.2 (32)
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Round 7 - 24/05/2015
Balmain Tigers 11.18 (84) defeated St George Dragons 9.11 (65)
Round 3 - 30/05/2015
Balmain Tigers 10.6 (66) defeated Sydney University 5.3 (33)
UTS Bats 9.12 (66) defeated East Coast Eagles 5.6 (36)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 13.13 (91) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 3.8 (26)
St George Dragons 13.11 (89) defeated Southern Power 4.7 (31)
Macquarie University 13.7 (85) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 2.11 (23)
Round 4 - 06/06/2015
UTS Bats 9.2 (56) defeated Sydney University 6.10 (46)
Round 8 - 13/06/2015
UTS Bats 13.9 (87) defeated St George Dragons 9.9 (63)
Southern Power 16.8 (104) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 11.6 (72)
Balmain Tigers 20.14 (134) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 11.9 (75)
Pennant Hills Demons 17.13 (115) defeated Macquarie University 3.5 (23)
Sydney University 7.10 (52) defeated East Coast Eagles 4.4 (28)
Round 9 - 20/06/2015
East Coast Eagles 8.8 (56) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 7.9 (51)
Pennant Hills Demons 11.12 (78) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 7.5 (47)
Macquarie University 7.14 (56) defeated Southern Power 6.5 (41)
Sydney University 7.12 (54) defeated St George Dragons 4.7 (31)
Round 10 - 27/06/2015
Sydney University 10.16 (76) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 5.11 (41)
Southern Power 8.8 (56) defeated East Coast Eagles 7.12 (54)
UTS Bats 12.12 (84) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 9.6 (60)
Macquarie University 16.6 (102) defeated St George Dragons 4.5 (29)
Round 10 - 28/06/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 16.4 (100) defeated Balmain Tigers 13.7 (85)
Round 11 - 04/07/2015
St George Dragons 12.14 (86) defeated Southern Power 5.7 (37)
UTS Bats 10.10 (70) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 9.6 (60)
Sydney University 9.5 (59) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 5.11 (41)
Balmain Tigers 18.3 (111) defeated Macquarie University 10.12 (72)
East Coast Eagles 15.6 (96) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 8.6 (54)
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Round 12 - 11/07/2015
St George Dragons 10.14 (74) defeated East Coast Eagles 3.9 (27)
UTS Bats 6.9 (45) defeated Macquarie University 4.11 (35)
Southern Power 9.6 (60) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 7.6 (48)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 18.8 (116) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 7.7 (49)
Round 12 - 12/07/2015
Balmain Tigers 9.8 (62) defeated Sydney University 3.10 (28)
Round 13 - 18/07/2015
Balmain Tigers 14.10 (94) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 5.9 (39)
Southern Power 12.6 (78) defeated UTS Bats 5.5 (35)
Macquarie University 4.8 (32) defeated East Coast Eagles 4.7 (31)
Round 13 - 19/07/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 9.7 (61) defeated Sydney University 4.10 (34)
Round 14 - 25/07/2015
East Coast Eagles 8.10 (58) defeated UTS Bats 9.3 (57)
Pennant Hills Demons 15.10 (100) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2.7 (19)
Balmain Tigers 8.8 (56) defeated Southern Power 8.7 (55)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 13.6 (84) defeated St George Dragons 5.10 (40)
Sydney University 9.13 (67) defeated Macquarie University 5.5 (35)
Round 9 - 01/08/2015
UTS Bats 11.6 (72) defeated Balmain Tigers 7.7 (49)
Round 13 - 01/08/2015
St George Dragons 8.17 (65) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 7.4 (46)
Round 4 - 01/08/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 8.7 (55) defeated Macquarie University 6.11 (47)
Round 15 - 08/08/2015
Sydney University 15.13 (103) defeated Southern Power 5.7 (37)
Pennant Hills Demons 11.10 (76) defeated St George Dragons 9.8 (62)
East Coast Eagles 8.12 (60) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 5.9 (39)
Macquarie University 15.9 (99) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 5.4 (34)
Round 15 - 09/08/2015
UTS Bats 11.10 (76) defeated Balmain Tigers 5.6 (36)
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Round 16 - 15/08/2015
Macquarie University 13.12 (90) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 8.6 (54)
St George Dragons 18.12 (120) defeated Balmain Tigers 4.10 (34)
East Coast Eagles 11.16 (82) defeated Sydney University 5.12 (42)
UTS Bats 9.8 (62) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 5.9 (39)
Southern Power 17.14 (116) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 5.5 (35)
Round 17 - 22/08/2015
UTS Bats 14.11 (95) defeated St George Dragons 8.10 (58)
Sydney University 23.12 (150) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2.2 (14)
Pennant Hills Demons 10.9 (69) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 8.6 (54)
Macquarie University 9.11 (65) defeated Southern Power 7.7 (49)
Round 17 - 23/08/2015
Balmain Tigers 13.6 (84) defeated East Coast Eagles 4.9 (33)
Round 18 - 29/08/2015
East Coast Eagles 21.10 (136) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 8.9 (57)
Macquarie University 10.12 (72) defeated St George Dragons 4.6 (30)
UTS Bats 12.13 (85) defeated Sydney University 6.11 (47)
Balmain Tigers 12.7 (79) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 10.3 (63)
Southern Power 9.8 (62) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 4.2 (26)
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UNDER 19 DIVISION ONE
Round 1 - 11/04/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 14.7 (91) defeated St George Dragons 4.6 (30)
Manly Warringah Giants 14.17 (101) defeated East Coast Eagles 4.2 (26)
Sydney University 10.9 (69) drew with UNSW/ES Bulldogs 10.9 (69)
North Shore Bombers 10.18 (78) defeated South Coast Thunder 7.6 (48)
Round 2 - 18/04/2015
Sydney University 13.9 (87) defeated East Coast Eagles 8.4 (52)
St George Dragons 13.12 (90) defeated South Coast Thunder 5.8 (38)
Pennant Hills Demons 14.10 (94) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 3.4 (22)
North Shore Bombers 13.14 (92) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 6.9 (45)
Round 4 - 02/05/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 8.10 (58) defeated St George Dragons 4.6 (30)
Pennant Hills Demons 11.15 (81) defeated East Coast Eagles 4.2 (26)
Round 5 - 09/05/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 10.9 (69) defeated Sydney University 5.13 (43)
South Coast Thunder 13.10 (88) defeated East Coast Eagles 5.4 (34)
Pennant Hills Demons 10.12 (72) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 6.11 (47)
St George Dragons 7.10 (52) defeated North Shore Bombers 6.6 (42)
Round 6 - 16/05/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 14.10 (94) defeated Sydney University 1.5 (11)
Manly Warringah Giants 10.2 (62) defeated St George Dragons 9.5 (59)
North Shore Bombers 14.5 (89) defeated East Coast Eagles 5.5 (35)
Round 6 - 17/05/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 16.14 (110) defeated South Coast Thunder 6.10 (46)
Round 7 - 23/05/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 9.7 (61) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 4.7 (31)
East Coast Eagles 8.6 (54) drew with Sydney University 7.12 (54)
St George Dragons 9.9 (63) defeated South Coast Thunder 9.3 (57)
Pennant Hills Demons 9.5 (59) defeated North Shore Bombers 6.12 (48)
Round 3 - 30/05/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 12.6 (78) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 7.13 (55)
St George Dragons 22.5 (137) defeated East Coast Eagles 1.7 (13)
North Shore Bombers 9.8 (62) defeated Sydney University 5.7 (37)
Pennant Hills Demons 13.13 (91) defeated South Coast Thunder 5.3 (33)
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Round 4 - 06/06/2015
North Shore Bombers 8.8 (56) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 8.4 (52)
Sydney University 12.8 (80) defeated South Coast Thunder 6.9 (45)
Round 8 - 13/06/2015
St George Dragons 20.11 (131) defeated East Coast Eagles 4.3 (27)
South Coast Thunder 9.17 (71) defeated Sydney University 9.5 (59)
Pennant Hills Demons 13.15 (93) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 2.2 (14)
Round 8 - 14/06/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 9.5 (59) defeated North Shore Bombers 7.7 (49)
Round 9 - 20/06/2015
South Coast Thunder 9.11 (65) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 5.10 (40)
North Shore Bombers 11.7 (73) defeated Sydney University 6.5 (41)
Pennant Hills Demons 11.13 (79) defeated St George Dragons 7.8 (50)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 16.11 (107) defeated East Coast Eagles 4.3 (27)
Round 10 - 27/06/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 13.18 (96) defeated South Coast Thunder 3.5 (23)
North Shore Bombers 16.17 (113) defeated East Coast Eagles 2.4 (16)
Sydney University 12.9 (81) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 10.8 (68)
Round 10 - 28/06/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 9.6 (60) defeated St George Dragons 6.7 (43)
Round 11 - 04/07/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 10.9 (69) defeated South Coast Thunder 7.7 (49)
St George Dragons 15.7 (97) defeated Sydney University 8.4 (52)
Pennant Hills Demons 11.9 (75) defeated East Coast Eagles 3.4 (22)
Manly Warringah Giants 11.6 (72) defeated North Shore Bombers 4.3 (27)
Round 12 - 11/07/2015
St George Dragons 7.14 (56) defeated East Coast Eagles 5.3 (33)
North Shore Bombers 10.7 (67) defeated South Coast Thunder 6.8 (44)
Pennant Hills Demons 12.8 (80) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 9.2 (56)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 19.9 (123) defeated Sydney University 8.5 (53)
Round 13 - 18/07/2015
South Coast Thunder 8.8 (56) defeated East Coast Eagles 5.7 (37)
Round 13 - 19/07/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 8.7 (55) defeated Sydney University 5.5 (35)
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Round 14 - 25/07/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 9.14 (68) defeated East Coast Eagles 6.9 (45)
Sydney University 10.12 (72) defeated North Shore Bombers 10.8 (68)
Pennant Hills Demons 10.14 (74) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 7.3 (45)
South Coast Thunder 11.12 (78) defeated St George Dragons 7.4 (46)
Round 13 - 01/08/2015
North Shore Bombers 14.7 (91) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 6.9 (45)
St George Dragons 13.12 (90) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 9.3 (57)
Round 15 - 08/08/2015
St George Dragons 8.12 (60) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 7.7 (49)
Sydney University 16.5 (101) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 11.10 (76)
North Shore Bombers 12.10 (82) defeated East Coast Eagles 9.6 (60)
Round 15 - 09/08/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 13.8 (86) defeated South Coast Thunder 9.10 (64)
Round 16 - 15/08/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 12.11 (83) defeated St George Dragons 9.10 (64)
North Shore Bombers 16.8 (104) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 3.7 (25)
Manly Warringah Giants 9.10 (64) defeated South Coast Thunder 8.14 (62)
East Coast Eagles 8.12 (60) defeated Sydney University 8.10 (58)
Round 17 - 22/08/2015
St George Dragons 12.8 (80) defeated Sydney University 6.10 (46)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 25.8 (158) defeated East Coast Eagles 9.7 (61)
North Shore Bombers 25.7 (157) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 5.3 (33)
Pennant Hills Demons 11.8 (74) defeated South Coast Thunder 3.6 (24)
Round 18 - 29/08/2015
North Shore Bombers 13.13 (91) defeated St George Dragons 3.4 (22)
East Coast Eagles 10.7 (67) defeated South Coast Thunder 9.7 (61)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 20.9 (129) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 3.7 (25)
Pennant Hills Demons 13.12 (90) defeated Sydney University 5.7 (37)
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DIVISION TWO
Round 3 - 28/03/2015
Moorebank Magpies 12.6 (78) defeated Randwick City Saints 7.9 (51)
Round 1 - 11/04/2015
Blacktown Magic 22.8 (140) defeated North Shore Bombers 4.9 (33)
Randwick City Saints 10.12 (72) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 5.4 (34)
Manly Warringah Giants 10.12 (72) defeated Penrith Rams 6.11 (47)
Camden Cats 10.9 (69) defeated Moorebank Magpies 9.8 (62)
Round 2 - 18/04/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 11.12 (78) defeated Camden Cats 1.8 (14)
Moorebank Magpies 14.9 (93) defeated North Shore Bombers 10.3 (63)
Penrith Rams 17.12 (114) defeated Randwick City Saints 8.5 (53)
Round 2 - 19/04/2015
Blacktown Magic 14.11 (95) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 3.4 (22)
Round 4 - 02/05/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 3.9 (27) defeated North Shore Bombers 3.3 (21)
Blacktown Magic 11.10 (76) defeated Moorebank Magpies 5.10 (40)
Camden Cats 16.12 (108) defeated Randwick City Saints 3.4 (22)
Round 5 - 09/05/2015
North Shore Bombers 12.13 (85) defeated Penrith Rams 8.10 (58)
Blacktown Magic 12.11 (83) defeated Randwick City Saints 4.10 (34)
Camden Cats 12.14 (86) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 6.7 (43)
Moorebank Magpies 10.12 (72) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 9.6 (60)
Round 6 - 16/05/2015
Penrith Rams 13.3 (81) defeated Blacktown Magic 7.9 (51)
Randwick City Saints 14.14 (98) defeated North Shore Bombers 5.9 (39)
Moorebank Magpies 7.11 (53) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 6.7 (43)
Camden Cats 15.3 (93) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 7.9 (51)
Round 7 - 23/05/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 10.8 (68) defeated Penrith Rams 6.8 (44)
Moorebank Magpies 10.11 (71) defeated North Shore Bombers 8.11 (59)
Western Suburbs Magpies 11.7 (73) defeated Randwick City Saints 10.3 (63)
Camden Cats 15.7 (97) defeated Blacktown Magic 6.11 (47)
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Round 3 - 30/05/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies 10.10 (70) defeated North Shore Bombers 5.10 (40)
Blacktown Magic 10.10 (70) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 10.5 (65)
Camden Cats 13.10 (88) defeated Penrith Rams 11.3 (69)
Round 4 - 06/06/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies 9.7 (61) defeated Penrith Rams 7.9 (51)
Round 8 - 13/06/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 10.14 (74) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 5.5 (35)
North Shore Bombers 11.8 (74) defeated Blacktown Magic 11.7 (73)
Penrith Rams 18.8 (116) defeated Randwick City Saints 7.7 (49)
Camden Cats 7.8 (50) defeated Moorebank Magpies 6.8 (44)
Round 9 - 20/06/2015
Penrith Rams 11.17 (83) defeated Moorebank Magpies 8.8 (56)
Blacktown Magic 12.12 (84) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 9.4 (58)
Camden Cats 11.5 (71) defeated North Shore Bombers 3.9 (27)
Round 10 - 27/06/2015
Camden Cats 15.10 (100) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 4.4 (28)
Manly Warringah Giants 12.8 (80) defeated Moorebank Magpies 8.7 (55)
North Shore Bombers 9.10 (64) defeated Penrith Rams 6.9 (45)
Blacktown Magic 8.9 (57) defeated Randwick City Saints 6.10 (46)
Round 11 - 04/07/2015
Camden Cats 14.11 (95) defeated Randwick City Saints 5.9 (39)
Manly Warringah Giants 6.14 (50) defeated North Shore Bombers 5.5 (35)
Moorebank Magpies 12.9 (81) defeated Blacktown Magic 8.8 (56)
Round 11 - 05/07/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies 10.7 (67) defeated Penrith Rams 7.8 (50)
Round 12 - 11/07/2015
North Shore Bombers 14.15 (99) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 8.4 (52)
Blacktown Magic 10.11 (71) defeated Penrith Rams 7.12 (54)
Camden Cats 16.12 (108) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 3.3 (21)
Moorebank Magpies 16.11 (107) defeated Randwick City Saints 7.13 (55)
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Round 13 - 18/07/2015
Wash-out between Manly Warringah Giants and Western Suburbs Magpies
North Shore Bombers 12.7 (79) defeated Moorebank Magpies 10.3 (63)
Camden Cats 9.6 (60) defeated Blacktown Magic 7.8 (50)
Wash-out between Penrith Rams and Randwick City Saints
Round 14 - 25/07/2015
Blacktown Magic 10.11 (71) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 7.6 (48)
Camden Cats 11.7 (73) defeated Moorebank Magpies 7.9 (51)
Penrith Rams 13.8 (86) defeated North Shore Bombers 6.3 (39)
Round 14 - 26/07/2015
Randwick City Saints 14.6 (90) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 10.1 (61)
Round 9 - 01/08/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 11.12 (78) defeated Randwick City Saints 6.7 (43)
Round 15 - 08/08/2015
Camden Cats 8.15 (63) defeated North Shore Bombers 6.7 (43)
Moorebank Magpies 8.10 (58) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 7.14 (56)
Manly Warringah Giants 9.8 (62) defeated Penrith Rams 9.3 (57)
Blacktown Magic 16.15 (111) defeated Randwick City Saints 5.6 (36)
Round 16 - 15/08/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 7.9 (51) defeated Randwick City Saints 7.7 (49)
Blacktown Magic 14.11 (95) defeated North Shore Bombers 9.4 (58)
Camden Cats 20.13 (133) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 2.3 (15)
Moorebank Magpies 10.10 (70) defeated Penrith Rams 9.7 (61)
Round 17 - 22/08/2015
Blacktown Magic 13.12 (90) defeated Moorebank Magpies 9.6 (60)
Western Suburbs Magpies 11.8 (74) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 6.9 (45)
North Shore Bombers 12.10 (82) defeated Randwick City Saints 5.10 (40)
Penrith Rams 12.7 (79) defeated Camden Cats 8.7 (55)
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DIVISION THREE
Round 1 - 11/04/2015
Sydney University 11.13 (79) defeated East Coast Eagles 6.6 (42)
UTS Bats 10.12 (72) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 7.8 (50)
Penrith Rams 25.9 (159) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 1.1 (7)
Nor-West Jets 13.17 (95) defeated Gosford Wildcats 7.7 (49)
Pennant Hills Demons 11.7 (73) defeated Balmain Tigers 3.13 (31)
Round 2 - 18/04/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies 10.9 (69) defeated East Coast Eagles 5.5 (35)
UTS Bats 18.13 (121) defeated Gosford Wildcats 7.10 (52)
Sydney University 13.9 (87) defeated Nor-West Jets 4.9 (33)
Penrith Rams 16.10 (106) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 9.13 (67)
Round 2 - 19/04/2015
Balmain Tigers 11.9 (75) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 8.6 (54)
Round 4 - 02/05/2015
East Coast Eagles 8.8 (56) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 5.8 (38)
Round 5 - 09/05/2015
East Coast Eagles 15.20 (110) defeated Gosford Wildcats 4.3 (27)
UTS Bats 13.20 (98) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 10.5 (65)
Sydney University 13.10 (88) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 7.7 (49)
Round 5 - 10/05/2015
Balmain Tigers 10.5 (65) defeated Nor-West Jets 6.8 (44)
Penrith Rams 13.12 (90) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 7.14 (56)
Round 6 - 16/05/2015
Balmain Tigers 11.8 (74) defeated East Coast Eagles 7.10 (52)
Nor-West Jets 13.9 (87) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 10.7 (67)
Sydney University 10.5 (65) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 6.8 (44)
Penrith Rams 11.15 (81) defeated Gosford Wildcats 8.8 (56)
UTS Bats 8.11 (59) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 9.4 (58)
Round 7 - 23/05/2015
Nor-West Jets 11.5 (71) defeated East Coast Eagles 7.6 (48)
Pennant Hills Demons 12.9 (81) defeated Gosford Wildcats 6.12 (48)
UTS Bats 15.11 (101) defeated Penrith Rams 7.4 (46)
Round 7 - 24/05/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies 9.7 (61) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 9.6 (60)
Sydney University 19.14 (128) defeated Balmain Tigers 2.5 (17)
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Round 8 - 30/05/2015
Sydney University 16.17 (113) defeated Penrith Rams 4.14 (38)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 10.13 (73) defeated East Coast Eagles 8.6 (54)
Pennant Hills Demons 19.12 (126) defeated Balmain Tigers 9.7 (61)
Gosford Wildcats 13.19 (97) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 11.6 (72)
UTS Bats 9.7 (61) defeated Nor-West Jets 9.3 (57)
Round 3 - 06/06/2015
UTS Bats 15.17 (107) defeated East Coast Eagles 8.4 (52)
Sydney University 17.8 (110) defeated Gosford Wildcats 9.9 (63)
Balmain Tigers 8.9 (57) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 7.7 (49)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 14.10 (94) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 11.10 (76)
Nor-West Jets 10.6 (66) defeated Penrith Rams 5.14 (44)
Round 9 - 13/06/2015
Balmain Tigers 14.10 (94) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 10.8 (68)
Penrith Rams 15.14 (104) defeated East Coast Eagles 9.4 (58)
Pennant Hills Demons won by forfeit Western Suburbs Magpies
Nor-West Jets 19.15 (129) defeated Gosford Wildcats 5.5 (35)
UTS Bats 12.9 (81) defeated Sydney University 11.6 (72)
Round 10 - 20/06/2015
Wash-out between UTS Bats and Balmain Tigers
East Coast Eagles 8.10 (58) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 6.12 (48)
Pennant Hills Demons 8.7 (55) defeated Nor-West Jets 5.7 (37)
Wash-out between Gosford Wildcats and Sydney University
Round 10 - 21/06/2015
Penrith Rams 13.12 (90) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 10.6 (66)
Round 11 - 27/06/2015
Sydney University 11.13 (79) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 6.11 (47)
UTS Bats 23.7 (145) defeated East Coast Eagles 6.4 (40)
Penrith Rams 10.13 (73) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 11.6 (72)
Round 11 - 28/06/2015
Gosford Wildcats 14.7 (91) defeated Balmain Tigers 9.18 (72)
Western Suburbs Magpies 12.6 (78) defeated Nor-West Jets 4.10 (34)
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Round 12 - 04/07/2015
East Coast Eagles 13.9 (87) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 6.13 (49)
UTS Bats 17.11 (113) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 9.4 (58)
Western Suburbs Magpies 9.8 (62) defeated Sydney University 7.7 (49)
Penrith Rams 22.11 (143) defeated Gosford Wildcats 1.4 (10)
Nor-West Jets 8.7 (55) defeated Balmain Tigers 7.6 (48)
Round 13 - 11/07/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 13.8 (86) defeated Gosford Wildcats 6.14 (50)
UTS Bats 21.19 (145) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 2.9 (21)
Nor-West Jets 17.10 (112) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1.2 (8)
Sydney University 16.14 (110) defeated East Coast Eagles 6.8 (44)
Round 13 - 12/07/2015
Penrith Rams 9.11 (65) defeated Balmain Tigers 4.11 (35)
Round 14 - 18/07/2015
East Coast Eagles 13.6 (84) defeated Nor-West Jets 5.10 (40)
Western Suburbs Magpies 7.6 (48) defeated Balmain Tigers 5.12 (42)
Wash-out between UNSW/ES Bulldogs and Gosford Wildcats
Round 14 - 19/07/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 11.10 (76) defeated Sydney University 10.10 (70)
Wash-out between Penrith Rams and UTS Bats
Round 15 - 25/07/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 13.13 (91) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 1.6 (12)
Sydney University 19.12 (126) defeated Balmain Tigers 2.4 (16)
Western Suburbs Magpies 13.10 (88) defeated Penrith Rams 4.21 (45)
East Coast Eagles 14.8 (92) defeated Gosford Wildcats 11.10 (76)
UTS Bats 15.5 (95) defeated Nor-West Jets 7.4 (46)
Round 4 - 01/08/2015
Sydney University 14.5 (89) defeated UTS Bats 10.11 (71)
Gosford Wildcats 12.15 (87) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 10.5 (65)
Western Suburbs Magpies 13.4 (82) defeated Nor-West Jets 5.8 (38)
Penrith Rams 17.8 (110) defeated Balmain Tigers 4.3 (27)
Round 16 - 08/08/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 7.11 (53) defeated East Coast Eagles 6.16 (52)
Western Suburbs Magpies 20.11 (131) defeated Gosford Wildcats 1.5 (11)
Pennant Hills Demons 7.8 (50) defeated Nor-West Jets 5.8 (38)
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Round 16 - 09/08/2015
Sydney University 11.7 (73) defeated Penrith Rams 8.6 (54)
UTS Bats 13.13 (91) defeated Balmain Tigers 4.6 (30)
Round 17 - 15/08/2015
East Coast Eagles 11.4 (70) defeated Penrith Rams 10.6 (66)
Pennant Hills Demons 15.11 (101) defeated UTS Bats 9.9 (63)
Western Suburbs Magpies 16.9 (105) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 4.8 (32)
Balmain Tigers 11.15 (81) defeated Gosford Wildcats 10.11 (71)
Sydney University 5.4 (34) defeated Nor-West Jets 2.0 (12)
Round 18 - 22/08/2015
UTS Bats 24.16 (160) defeated Gosford Wildcats 4.6 (30)
Sydney University 19.11 (125) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 2.1 (13)
Penrith Rams 7.9 (51) defeated Nor-West Jets 5.9 (39)
Round 18 - 23/08/2015
East Coast Eagles 13.13 (91) defeated Balmain Tigers 9.9 (63)
Western Suburbs Magpies 12.12 (84) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 5.3 (33)
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DIVISION FOUR
Round 3 - 28/03/2015
Moorebank Magpies 11.9 (75) defeated Randwick City Saints 6.3 (39)
Round 1 - 10/04/2015
Wollondilly Knights 10.10 (70) defeated Camden Cats 4.11 (35)
Round 1 - 11/04/2015
Campbelltown Blues 7.18 (60) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 9.5 (59)
North Shore Bombers 9.15 (69) defeated Southern Power 6.10 (46)
Macquarie University 15.15 (105) defeated Randwick City Saints 2.7 (19)
Moorebank Magpies 11.7 (73) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 4.5 (29)
Sydney University 13.9 (87) defeated Blacktown Magic 9.7 (61)
Round 2 - 17/04/2015
Wollondilly Knights 7.12 (54) defeated Macquarie University 4.11 (35)
Round 2 - 18/04/2015
Southern Power 10.12 (72) defeated Sydney University 8.5 (53)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 9.11 (65) defeated Randwick City Saints 6.8 (44)
Manly Warringah Giants 14.14 (98) defeated Camden Cats 6.8 (44)
North Shore Bombers 8.16 (64) defeated Moorebank Magpies 6.10 (46)
Blacktown Magic 8.13 (61) defeated Campbelltown Blues 8.7 (55)
Round 4 - 02/05/2015
Campbelltown Blues 8.5 (53) defeated Southern Power 2.6 (18)
Blacktown Magic 8.8 (56) defeated Wollondilly Knights 6.10 (46)
Camden Cats 14.11 (95) defeated Randwick City Saints 3.3 (21)
Round 5 - 09/05/2015
Blacktown Magic 8.10 (58) defeated Macquarie University 7.12 (54)
Camden Cats 7.11 (53) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 7.9 (51)
Campbelltown Blues 15.8 (98) defeated North Shore Bombers 4.6 (30)
Sydney University 8.11 (59) defeated Randwick City Saints 6.10 (46)
Southern Power 9.2 (56) defeated Moorebank Magpies 7.5 (47)
Wollondilly Knights 8.9 (57) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 6.7 (43)
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Round 6 - 16/05/2015
Camden Cats 8.9 (57) defeated Southern Power 6.11 (47)
Campbelltown Blues 14.17 (101) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 7.6 (48)
North Shore Bombers 10.8 (68) defeated Randwick City Saints 5.4 (34)
Blacktown Magic 18.21 (129) defeated Moorebank Magpies 4.4 (28)
Sydney University 11.8 (74) defeated Macquarie University 9.8 (62)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 10.9 (69) defeated Wollondilly Knights 9.9 (63)
Round 7 - 23/05/2015
Southern Power 8.11 (59) defeated Wollondilly Knights 6.3 (39)
North Shore Bombers 11.4 (70) defeated Blacktown Magic 5.12 (42)
Macquarie University 13.13 (91) defeated Camden Cats 6.9 (45)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 12.10 (82) defeated Moorebank Magpies 9.7 (61)
Campbelltown Blues 11.15 (81) defeated Randwick City Saints 1.3 (9)
Manly Warringah Giants 11.7 (73) defeated Sydney University 7.14 (56)
Round 8 - 30/05/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 9.7 (61) defeated Blacktown Magic 7.10 (52)
Macquarie University 20.10 (130) defeated Moorebank Magpies 5.3 (33)
Randwick City Saints 7.8 (50) defeated Southern Power 6.10 (46)
Camden Cats 9.15 (69) defeated North Shore Bombers 3.12 (30)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 12.5 (77) defeated Campbelltown Blues 8.5 (53)
Wollondilly Knights 12.17 (89) defeated Sydney University 5.7 (37)
Round 3 - 06/06/2015
Camden Cats 24.6 (150) defeated Sydney University 4.6 (30)
Manly Warringah Giants 13.8 (86) defeated Southern Power 5.2 (32)
Macquarie University 16.17 (113) defeated North Shore Bombers 3.8 (26)
Wollondilly Knights 12.10 (82) defeated Campbelltown Blues 5.7 (37)
Round 3 - 09/06/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 14.13 (97) defeated Blacktown Magic 5.8 (38)
Round 9 - 13/06/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 7.11 (53) defeated Macquarie University 3.10 (28)
Blacktown Magic 7.15 (57) drew with Randwick City Saints 8.9 (57)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 10.17 (77) defeated Southern Power 9.6 (60)
Sydney University 16.14 (110) defeated North Shore Bombers 3.7 (25)
Camden Cats 18.12 (120) defeated Moorebank Magpies 2.6 (18)
Wollondilly Knights 13.12 (90) defeated Campbelltown Blues 6.7 (43)
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Round 10 - 20/06/2015
Sydney University 12.12 (84) defeated Blacktown Magic 3.5 (23)
Camden Cats 10.10 (70) defeated Wollondilly Knights 4.8 (32)
Macquarie University 4.13 (37) defeated Southern Power 3.3 (21)
Wash-out between Randwick City Saints and Manly Warringah Giants
Wash-out between Holroyd Parramatta Goannas and North Shore Bombers
Round 11 - 27/06/2015
Sydney University 14.13 (97) defeated Camden Cats 6.6 (42)
Wollondilly Knights 12.9 (81) defeated North Shore Bombers 4.5 (29)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 8.12 (60) defeated Randwick City Saints 8.11 (59)
Southern Power 12.16 (88) defeated Blacktown Magic 3.4 (22)
Macquarie University 10.7 (67) defeated Campbelltown Blues 5.4 (34)
Manly Warringah Giants 23.9 (147) defeated Moorebank Magpies 2.2 (14)
Round 12 - 04/07/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 10.5 (65) defeated North Shore Bombers 8.7 (55)
Camden Cats 7.14 (56) defeated Campbelltown Blues 5.14 (44)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 21.10 (136) defeated Sydney University 4.5 (29)
Southern Power 13.20 (98) defeated Moorebank Magpies 3.3 (21)
Macquarie University 11.15 (81) defeated Blacktown Magic 2.5 (17)
Round 12 - 05/07/2015
Wollondilly Knights 15.10 (100) defeated Randwick City Saints 10.5 (65)
Round 13 - 11/07/2015
Macquarie University 13.16 (94) defeated North Shore Bombers 3.6 (24)
Wollondilly Knights 12.9 (81) defeated Blacktown Magic 9.8 (62)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 17.8 (110) defeated Camden Cats 8.7 (55)
Randwick City Saints 18.21 (129) defeated Moorebank Magpies 3.1 (19)
Sydney University 10.6 (66) defeated Southern Power 9.7 (61)
Campbelltown Blues 16.14 (110) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 2.6 (18)
Round 14 - 17/07/2015
Wash-out between Moorebank Magpies and Wollondilly Knights
Round 14 - 18/07/2015
Wash-out between Manly Warringah Giants and Holroyd Parramatta Goannas
Camden Cats 15.14 (104) defeated Blacktown Magic 9.5 (59)
Wash-out between Sydney University and Macquarie University
Southern Power 9.6 (60) defeated Randwick City Saints 8.6 (54)
Campbelltown Blues 7.10 (52) defeated North Shore Bombers 5.9 (39)
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Round 15 - 25/07/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas won by forfeit Blacktown Magic
Camden Cats 17.8 (110) defeated Randwick City Saints 7.8 (50)
North Shore Bombers 16.14 (110) defeated Southern Power 4.11 (35)
Macquarie University 18.16 (124) defeated Moorebank Magpies 3.3 (21)
Sydney University 12.14 (86) defeated Campbelltown Blues 5.4 (34)
Manly Warringah Giants 13.7 (85) defeated Wollondilly Knights 8.11 (59)
Round 4 - 01/08/2015
Sydney University 13.11 (89) defeated Moorebank Magpies 3.9 (27)
Macquarie University 7.14 (56) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 7.11 (53)
North Shore Bombers 15.13 (103) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 7.6 (48)
Round 16 - 08/08/2015
Camden Cats 13.10 (88) defeated North Shore Bombers 7.6 (48)
Sydney University 13.14 (92) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 4.10 (34)
Blacktown Magic 11.10 (76) defeated Randwick City Saints 6.3 (39)
Wollondilly Knights 12.21 (93) defeated Southern Power 6.6 (42)
Macquarie University 8.12 (60) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 4.9 (33)
Campbelltown Blues 18.8 (116) defeated Moorebank Magpies 4.8 (32)
Round 10 - 12/08/2015
Campbelltown Blues 19.18 (132) defeated Moorebank Magpies 0.2 (2)
Round 17 - 15/08/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 25.17 (167) defeated Randwick City Saints 2.5 (17)
Campbelltown Blues 12.8 (80) defeated Blacktown Magic 8.8 (56)
Macquarie University 10.5 (65) defeated Camden Cats 7.8 (50)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 17.10 (112) defeated Southern Power 5.8 (38)
North Shore Bombers 15.18 (108) defeated Moorebank Magpies 5.3 (33)
Round 17 - 16/08/2015
Wollondilly Knights 11.12 (78) defeated Sydney University 10.10 (70)
Round 18 - 22/08/2015
North Shore Bombers 13.5 (83) defeated Sydney University 9.16 (70)
Blacktown Magic 23.28 (166) defeated Moorebank Magpies 3.2 (20)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 8.12 (60) defeated Wollondilly Knights 8.9 (57)
Campbelltown Blues 15.14 (104) defeated Randwick City Saints 2.14 (26)
Manly Warringah Giants 10.3 (63) defeated Camden Cats 7.13 (55)
Macquarie University 18.16 (124) defeated Southern Power 4.3 (27)
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DIVISION FIVE
Round 1 - 11/04/2015
Penrith Rams 18.24 (132) defeated Camden Cats 3.3 (21)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 13.8 (86) defeated UTS Bats 6.15 (51)
Pennant Hills Demons 11.10 (76) defeated Moorebank Magpies 6.5 (41)
Sydney University 14.19 (103) defeated Randwick City Saints 5.4 (34)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 19.7 (121) defeated Balmain Tigers 5.3 (33)
Round 2 - 18/04/2015
UTS Bats 18.29 (137) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 0.2 (2)
Penrith Rams 8.13 (61) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 6.12 (48)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 17.10 (112) defeated Sydney University 8.5 (53)
Camden Cats 13.6 (84) defeated Nor-West Jets 6.14 (50)
Round 2 - 19/04/2015
Randwick City Saints 12.13 (85) defeated Balmain Tigers 7.12 (54)
Round 4 - 02/05/2015
Balmain Tigers 9.8 (62) defeated Camden Cats 8.6 (54)
Round 5 - 09/05/2015
UTS Bats 17.18 (120) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 4.8 (32)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 9.11 (65) defeated Randwick City Saints 8.5 (53)
Camden Cats 11.17 (83) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 12.3 (75)
Sydney University 24.16 (160) defeated Moorebank Magpies 4.6 (30)
Round 5 - 10/05/2015
Nor-West Jets 8.9 (57) defeated Balmain Tigers 7.4 (46)
Round 6 - 16/05/2015
Randwick City Saints won by forfeit Moorebank Magpies
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 10.3 (63) defeated Sydney University 8.7 (55)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 20.3 (123) defeated Nor-West Jets 3.8 (26)
Penrith Rams won by forfeit Balmain Tigers
UTS Bats 18.15 (123) defeated Camden Cats 4.6 (30)
Round 7 - 23/05/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas won by forfeit Moorebank Magpies
Nor-West Jets won by forfeit Randwick City Saints
UTS Bats 13.19 (97) defeated Penrith Rams 2.5 (17)
Camden Cats 9.11 (65) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 5.6 (36)
Round 7 - 24/05/2015
Sydney University 25.10 (160) defeated Balmain Tigers 0.5 (5)
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Round 3 - 30/05/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 13.14 (92) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 9.9 (63)
Sydney University 9.9 (63) defeated Camden Cats 6.9 (45)
Penrith Rams 10.13 (73) defeated Nor-West Jets 10.7 (67)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 7.6 (48) defeated Randwick City Saints 3.8 (26)
Round 4 - 06/06/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 16.17 (113) defeated Nor-West Jets 5.8 (38)
Penrith Rams 9.13 (67) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 5.6 (36)
Pennant Hills Demons 17.7 (109) defeated Randwick City Saints 6.7 (43)
Round 8 - 13/06/2015
Camden Cats 5.10 (40) defeated Randwick City Saints 4.11 (35)
Penrith Rams 10.13 (73) defeated Sydney University 9.8 (62)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 28.22 (190) defeated Balmain Tigers 1.2 (8)
UTS Bats 11.13 (79) defeated Nor-West Jets 4.6 (30)
Pennant Hills Demons 18.17 (125) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 6.6 (42)
Round 9 - 20/06/2015
Penrith Rams 11.16 (82) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 8.1 (49)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 10.15 (75) defeated Camden Cats 1.5 (11)
Pennant Hills Demons 8.12 (60) defeated Nor-West Jets 6.7 (43)
Round 10 - 27/06/2015
UTS Bats 17.17 (119) defeated Randwick City Saints 1.4 (10)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 7.8 (50) defeated Penrith Rams 6.10 (46)
Nor-West Jets 11.9 (75) defeated Camden Cats 5.10 (40)
Round 10 - 28/06/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 20.17 (137) defeated Balmain Tigers 9.5 (59)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 17.13 (115) defeated Sydney University 4.8 (32)
Round 11 - 04/07/2015
UTS Bats 10.14 (74) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 6.5 (41)
Pennant Hills Demons 20.13 (133) defeated Randwick City Saints 1.6 (12)
Penrith Rams 12.7 (79) defeated Camden Cats 12.4 (76)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 19.17 (131) defeated Sydney University 4.7 (31)
Nor-West Jets 25.19 (169) defeated Balmain Tigers 2.3 (15)
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Round 12 - 11/07/2015
UTS Bats 21.20 (146) defeated Sydney University 0.1 (1)
Pennant Hills Demons 16.8 (104) defeated Balmain Tigers 12.6 (78)
Penrith Rams 14.21 (105) defeated Randwick City Saints 6.1 (37)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 15.18 (108) defeated Camden Cats 3.2 (20)
Nor-West Jets 11.9 (75) defeated UNSW/ES Bulldogs 8.9 (57)
Round 13 - 18/07/2015
Wash-out between Randwick City Saints and Camden Cats
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 24.11 (155) defeated Balmain Tigers 2.1 (13)
Round 13 - 19/07/2015
Sydney University 8.4 (52) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 7.7 (49)
Wash-out between Penrith Rams and UTS Bats
Round 14 - 25/07/2015
Penrith Rams 18.15 (123) defeated Camden Cats 3.7 (25)
Sydney University won by forfeit Balmain Tigers
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 17.11 (113) defeated Randwick City Saints 3.2 (20)
UTS Bats 18.16 (124) defeated Nor-West Jets 3.7 (25)
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 11.13 (79) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 4.4 (28)
Round 9 - 01/08/2015
Randwick City Saints 9.6 (60) defeated Sydney University 7.4 (46)
UTS Bats 23.7 (145) defeated Balmain Tigers 4.8 (32)
Round 15 - 08/08/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 14.24 (108) defeated Randwick City Saints 7.3 (45)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 8.16 (64) defeated Camden Cats 7.9 (51)
Pennant Hills Demons 5.8 (38) defeated Nor-West Jets 4.8 (32)
Round 15 - 09/08/2015
Penrith Rams 13.15 (93) defeated Sydney University 6.6 (42)
UTS Bats 33.11 (209) defeated Balmain Tigers 1.0 (6)
Round 16 - 15/08/2015
UNSW/ES Bulldogs 13.14 (92) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 5.8 (38)
Penrith Rams 23.17 (155) defeated Balmain Tigers 1.1 (7)
Nor-West Jets 18.14 (122) defeated Sydney University 7.6 (48)
UTS Bats 21.23 (149) defeated Randwick City Saints 0.4 (4)
Pennant Hills Demons 22.20 (152) defeated Camden Cats 2.7 (19)
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UNDER 19 DIVISION TWO
Round 1 - 10/04/2015
Moorebank Magpies 5.13 (43) defeated Balmain Tigers 3.5 (23)
Round 1 - 11/04/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas won by forfeit Campbelltown Blues
Western Suburbs Magpies 18.10 (118) defeated Penrith Rams 9.8 (62)
Pennant Hills Demons 10.9 (69) defeated Southern Power 6.10 (46)
Round 2 - 18/04/2015
Moorebank Magpies 11.13 (79) defeated Campbelltown Blues 6.6 (42)
Penrith Rams 6.9 (45) defeated Southern Power 6.6 (42)
Round 2 - 19/04/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 24.14 (158) defeated Balmain Tigers 5.6 (36)
Western Suburbs Magpies 17.12 (114) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 6.1 (37)
Round 4 - 02/05/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 22.14 (146) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 4.0 (24)
Balmain Tigers 20.8 (128) defeated Southern Power 7.5 (47)
Western Suburbs Magpies 19.15 (129) defeated Campbelltown Blues 3.1 (19)
Round 5 - 09/05/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 14.14 (98) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 3.3 (21)
Moorebank Magpies 18.5 (113) defeated Southern Power 3.8 (26)
Penrith Rams 11.12 (78) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 0.0 (0)
Round 5 - 10/05/2015
Balmain Tigers won by forfeit Campbelltown Blues
Round 6 - 15/05/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 18.12 (120) defeated Moorebank Magpies 2.5 (17)
Round 6 - 16/05/2015
Penrith Rams won by forfeit Balmain Tigers
Pennant Hills Demons won by forfeit Campbelltown Blues
Western Suburbs Magpies won by forfeit Southern Power
Round 7 - 23/05/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 15.15 (105) defeated Penrith Rams 5.6 (36)
Western Suburbs Magpies won by forfeit Moorebank Magpies
Southern Power 13.8 (86) defeated Campbelltown Blues 8.5 (53)
Round 7 - 24/05/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 6.6 (42) defeated Balmain Tigers 4.10 (34)
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Round 3 - 29/05/2015
Pennant Hills Demons 13.13 (91) defeated Moorebank Magpies 1.6 (12)
Round 3 - 30/05/2015
Penrith Rams won by forfeit Campbelltown Blues
Southern Power 12.11 (83) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 11.8 (74)
Western Suburbs Magpies 29.15 (189) defeated Balmain Tigers 4.1 (25)
Round 4 - 06/06/2015
Penrith Rams 22.8 (140) defeated Moorebank Magpies 7.4 (46)
Round 8 - 12/06/2015
Moorebank Magpies 19.15 (129) defeated Campbelltown Blues 6.7 (43)
Round 8 - 13/06/2015
Penrith Rams won by forfeit Southern Power
Western Suburbs Magpies 13.5 (83) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 10.6 (66)
Round 9 - 19/06/2015
Penrith Rams 6.11 (47) defeated Moorebank Magpies 4.9 (33)
Round 9 - 20/06/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 21.13 (139) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 4.4 (28)
Wash-out between Campbelltown Blues and Western Suburbs Magpies
Round 10 - 27/06/2015
Southern Power won by forfeit Pennant Hills Demons
Penrith Rams won by forfeit Campbelltown Blues
Round 10 - 28/06/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 25.16 (166) defeated Western Suburbs Magpies 3.4 (22)
Round 11 - 04/07/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas won by forfeit Campbelltown Blues
Moorebank Magpies 12.16 (88) defeated Southern Power 10.2 (62)
Round 11 - 05/07/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies 16.11 (107) defeated Penrith Rams 14.6 (90)
Round 12 - 10/07/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies 19.10 (124) defeated Moorebank Magpies 4.5 (29)
Round 12 - 11/07/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 23.13 (151) defeated Southern Power 0.1 (1)
Pennant Hills Demons 11.11 (77) defeated Campbelltown Blues 6.11 (47)
Round 13 - 18/07/2015
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Round 14 - 25/07/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 25.15 (165) defeated Moorebank Magpies 2.6 (18)
Western Suburbs Magpies won by forfeit Campbelltown Blues
Penrith Rams 12.12 (84) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 3.11 (29)
Round 13 - 01/08/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 10.10 (70) defeated Penrith Rams 8.9 (57)
Moorebank Magpies 9.4 (58) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 8.9 (57)
Round 15 - 07/08/2015
Moorebank Magpies won by forfeit Campbelltown Blues
Round 15 - 08/08/2015
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 18.21 (129) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 1.3 (9)
Penrith Rams 10.11 (71) defeated Southern Power 9.6 (60)
Round 16 - 15/08/2015
Southern Power won by forfeit Campbelltown Blues
Western Suburbs Magpies 12.4 (76) defeated Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 10.9 (69)
Moorebank Magpies 7.6 (48) defeated Penrith Rams 4.5 (29)
Round 17 - 22/08/2015
Penrith Rams won by forfeit Campbelltown Blues
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas won by forfeit Southern Power
Round 17 - 23/08/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies won by forfeit Pennant Hills Demons
Round 18 - 29/08/2015
Western Suburbs Magpies 14.15 (99) defeated Southern Power 2.1 (13)
Moorebank Magpies 11.12 (78) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 6.7 (43)
Holroyd Parramatta Goannas won by forfeit Campbelltown Blues
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WOMEN’S DIVISION ONE
Round 1 - 18/04/2015
Southern Power 12.5 (77) defeated Wollongong Saints 3.5 (23)
Sydney University Bombers 13.11 (89) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 4.0 (24)
Newtown Breakaways 10.8 (68) defeated Macquarie University 3.5 (23)
Round 2 - 25/04/2015
Newtown Breakaways 9.9 (63) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 2.2 (14)
Macquarie University 12.14 (86) defeated Southern Power 2.2 (14)
Round 4 - 09/05/2015
Western Wolves 7.12 (54) defeated Sydney University Bombers 4.3 (27)
Wollongong Saints 5.3 (33) defeated Macquarie University 3.9 (27)
Round 4 - 10/05/2015
UNSW/ES Stingrays 15.13 (103) defeated Southern Power 0.1 (1)
Round 5 - 16/05/2015
Sydney University Bombers 8.15 (63) defeated Newtown Breakaways 5.3 (33)
Western Wolves 16.6 (102) defeated Southern Power 1.1 (7)
Round 5 - 17/05/2015
UNSW/ES Stingrays 12.18 (90) defeated Wollongong Saints 0.3 (3)
Round 6 - 23/05/2015
Newtown Breakaways 11.8 (74) defeated Western Wolves 9.5 (59)
Sydney University Bombers 9.10 (64) defeated Southern Power 1.5 (11)
UNSW/ES Stingrays 5.13 (43) defeated Macquarie University 2.0 (12)
Round 3 - 30/05/2015
Western Wolves 9.8 (62) defeated Macquarie University 0.5 (5)
Newtown Breakaways 13.17 (95) defeated Southern Power 1.4 (10)
Sydney University Bombers 8.10 (58) defeated Wollongong Saints 0.1 (1)
Round 7 - 13/06/2015
UNSW/ES Stingrays 10.4 (64) defeated Western Wolves 3.7 (25)
Sydney University Bombers 9.10 (64) defeated Macquarie University 2.5 (17)
Newtown Breakaways 13.12 (90) defeated Wollongong Saints 2.2 (14)
Round 8 - 20/06/2015
Macquarie University 7.8 (50) defeated Southern Power 0.5 (5)
UNSW/ES Stingrays 7.2 (44) defeated Newtown Breakaways 2.9 (21)
Western Wolves 10.18 (78) defeated Wollongong Saints 0.3 (3)
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Round 9 - 27/06/2015
Newtown Breakaways 14.13 (97) defeated Southern Power 2.6 (18)
Macquarie University 8.7 (55) defeated Wollongong Saints 4.2 (26)
Sydney University Bombers 10.3 (63) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 2.1 (13)
Round 10 - 04/07/2015
Sydney University Bombers 8.10 (58) defeated Western Wolves 2.0 (12)
Newtown Breakaways 15.10 (100) defeated Macquarie University 2.3 (15)
Southern Power 7.10 (52) defeated Wollongong Saints 2.5 (17)
Round 11 - 11/07/2015
Sydney University Bombers 11.15 (81) defeated Southern Power 1.4 (10)
UNSW/ES Stingrays 7.6 (48) defeated Wollongong Saints 4.0 (24)
Western Wolves 6.4 (40) defeated Newtown Breakaways 5.3 (33)
Round 12 - 18/07/2015
Western Wolves 3.17 (35) defeated Southern Power 1.2 (8)
Wash-out between Sydney University Bombers and Wollongong Saints
Round 13 - 25/07/2015
Newtown Breakaways 21.16 (142) defeated Wollongong Saints 0.3 (3)
Sydney University Bombers 8.19 (67) defeated Macquarie University 1.3 (9)
UNSW/ES Stingrays 4.6 (30) defeated Western Wolves 3.2 (20)
Round 2 - 01/08/2015
Western Wolves won by forfeit Wollongong Saints
Round 12 - 01/08/2015
UNSW/ES Stingrays 9.13 (67) defeated Macquarie University 2.1 (13)
Round 14 - 08/08/2015
Macquarie University 8.9 (57) defeated Wollongong Saints 1.1 (7)
Newtown Breakaways 13.15 (93) defeated Southern Power 3.3 (21)
Round 14 - 09/08/2015
Sydney University Bombers 8.6 (54) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 4.2 (26)
Round 15 - 15/08/2015
Southern Power 7.10 (52) defeated Wollongong Saints 4.12 (36)
Newtown Breakaways 12.6 (78) defeated Sydney University Bombers 2.3 (15)
Western Wolves 6.11 (47) defeated Macquarie University 1.4 (10)
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Round 16 - 22/08/2015
Newtown Breakaways 7.7 (49) defeated Western Wolves 6.9 (45)
Macquarie University 8.14 (62) defeated Southern Power 4.6 (30)
UNSW/ES Stingrays 12.18 (90) defeated Wollongong Saints 1.0 (6)
Round 17 - 29/08/2015
Sydney University Bombers 9.10 (64) defeated Western Wolves 1.1 (7)
UNSW/ES Stingrays 17.15 (117) defeated Southern Power 0.1 (1)
Newtown Breakaways 14.8 (92) defeated Macquarie University 3.3 (21)
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WOMEN’S DIVISION TWO
Round 1 - 19/04/2015
Auburn Giants Women's 6.8 (44) defeated Blacktown Magic 0.1 (1)
UTS Shamrocks 5.7 (37) defeated Gosford Wildcats 0.1 (1)
Manly Warringah Giants 5.13 (43) defeated Newtown Breakaways 3.5 (23)
Moorebank Magpies 6.13 (49) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 1.0 (6)
Round 4 - 09/05/2015
UTS Shamrocks 9.17 (71) defeated Moorebank Magpies 1.1 (7)
Auburn Giants Women's 4.9 (33) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 1.2 (8)
Gosford Wildcats 4.3 (27) defeated Blacktown Magic 3.7 (25)
Round 4 - 10/05/2015
Penrith Ramettes 9.11 (65) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 0.4 (4)
Round 5 - 16/05/2015
UTS Shamrocks 5.13 (43) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 3.2 (20)
Blacktown Magic 9.13 (67) defeated Moorebank Magpies 3.4 (22)
Gosford Wildcats 4.3 (27) defeated Penrith Ramettes 2.8 (20)
Auburn Giants Women's 9.20 (74) defeated Newtown Breakaways 1.0 (6)
Round 6 - 23/05/2015
UTS Shamrocks 4.12 (36) defeated Auburn Giants Women's 0.3 (3)
Blacktown Magic 18.20 (128) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 4.3 (27)
Penrith Ramettes 12.16 (88) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 3.7 (25)
Gosford Wildcats 8.14 (62) defeated Newtown Breakaways 0.0 (0)
Round 7 - 30/05/2015
Auburn Giants Women's 5.8 (38) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 2.1 (13)
Blacktown Magic 6.8 (44) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 3.9 (27)
Gosford Wildcats 28.22 (190) defeated Moorebank Magpies 0.1 (1)
Penrith Ramettes 9.10 (64) defeated Newtown Breakaways 7.8 (50)
Round 2 - 06/06/2015
Blacktown Magic 9.9 (63) defeated Penrith Ramettes 5.4 (34)
Manly Warringah Giants 6.7 (43) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 4.5 (29)
Newtown Breakaways 3.5 (23) defeated Moorebank Magpies 2.7 (19)
Auburn Giants Women's 7.6 (48) defeated Gosford Wildcats 4.0 (24)
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Round 8 - 13/06/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 18.21 (129) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 0.0 (0)
Blacktown Magic 12.15 (87) defeated Newtown Breakaways 4.6 (30)
Penrith Ramettes 4.13 (37) defeated UTS Shamrocks 2.1 (13)
Auburn Giants Women's 17.17 (119) defeated Moorebank Magpies 0.1 (1)
Round 9 - 20/06/2015
UTS Shamrocks 4.10 (34) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 1.0 (6)
Newtown Breakaways 12.7 (79) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 6.5 (41)
Wash-out between Gosford Wildcats and Blacktown Magic
Round 9 - 21/06/2015
Penrith Ramettes 13.5 (83) defeated Moorebank Magpies 2.2 (14)
Round 10 - 27/06/2015
Auburn Giants Women's 11.21 (87) defeated Newtown Breakaways 1.2 (8)
Blacktown Magic 7.6 (48) defeated UTS Shamrocks 2.12 (24)
Manly Warringah Giants 6.6 (42) defeated Gosford Wildcats 2.5 (17)
Round 10 - 28/06/2015
Moorebank Magpies 10.8 (68) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 2.2 (14)
Round 11 - 04/07/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 10.11 (71) defeated Moorebank Magpies 0.1 (1)
Auburn Giants Women's 7.5 (47) defeated Blacktown Magic 7.4 (46)
Gosford Wildcats 7.7 (49) defeated Penrith Ramettes 2.5 (17)
Round 11 - 05/07/2015
UTS Shamrocks 19.16 (130) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 0.0 (0)
Round 12 - 11/07/2015
Auburn Giants Women's 4.18 (42) defeated Penrith Ramettes 3.4 (22)
Blacktown Magic won by forfeit UNSW/ES Stingrays
Newtown Breakaways 9.9 (63) defeated Moorebank Magpies 2.2 (14)
Gosford Wildcats 11.6 (72) defeated UTS Shamrocks 2.1 (13)
Round 13 - 18/07/2015
Wash-out between Penrith Ramettes and Blacktown Magic
Wash-out between Moorebank Magpies and UTS Shamrocks
Wash-out between UNSW/ES Stingrays and Gosford Wildcats
Wash-out between Manly Warringah Giants and Newtown Breakaways
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Round 14 - 25/07/2015
UTS Shamrocks 19.13 (127) defeated Newtown Breakaways 0.0 (0)
Blacktown Magic 6.7 (43) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 4.5 (29)
Gosford Wildcats 9.9 (63) defeated Auburn Giants Women's 1.1 (7)
Penrith Ramettes 12.21 (93) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 0.0 (0)
Round 3 - 01/08/2015
UTS Shamrocks 16.15 (111) defeated Newtown Breakaways 0.1 (1)
Manly Warringah Giants won by forfeit Moorebank Magpies
Gosford Wildcats 14.12 (96) defeated UNSW/ES Stingrays 0.0 (0)
Penrith Ramettes 7.5 (47) defeated Auburn Giants Women's 5.10 (40)
Round 15 - 08/08/2015
Blacktown Magic 11.17 (83) defeated Newtown Breakaways 1.0 (6)
Penrith Ramettes 13.6 (84) defeated Manly Warringah Giants 4.6 (30)
Gosford Wildcats 21.16 (142) defeated Moorebank Magpies 0.2 (2)
Round 15 - 09/08/2015
Auburn Giants Women's 6.2 (38) defeated UTS Shamrocks 3.3 (21)
Round 16 - 15/08/2015
Manly Warringah Giants 4.5 (29) defeated Auburn Giants Women's 3.10 (28)
UTS Shamrocks 5.10 (40) defeated Blacktown Magic 3.8 (26)
Penrith Ramettes 18.16 (124) defeated Moorebank Magpies 0.3 (3)
Round 16 - 16/08/2015
UNSW/ES Stingrays 1.2 (8) defeated Newtown Breakaways 0.0 (0)
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CLUB STATISTICS Players Used- Men
Teams Total Senior Reserves U19s Thirds Fourths Fifths Balmain 3 125 58 66 65 Blacktown 2 74 44 55 Camden 3 131 44 64 85 Campbelltown 2 68 45 28 East Coast 4 119 35 55 36 44 Gosford 1 45 45 Holroyd Parramatta 4 119 50 65 32 58 Macquarie Uni 2 73 39 54 Manly Warringah 4 151 40 67 43 58 Moorebank 3 129 46 72 37 Nor West 2 82 52 71 North Shore 4 162 55 83 50 64 Pennant Hills 6 182 36 48 59 53 66 Penrith 4 132 51 60 30 47 Randwick City 3 119 46 77 77 South Coast 1 35 35 Southern Power 3 108 42 64 32 St George 3 109 52 64 55 Sydney Uni 6 254 47 80 40 69 87 88 UNSW/ES 5 200 45 87 37 84 57 UTS 4 166 50 69 78 65 Western Suburbs 4 150 44 78 66 39 Wollondilly 1 30 30
Players Used- Women’s 2015 2014 2013 2012
Teams Total Auburn 1 1 1 1 32 41 43 31 Blacktown 1 33
Gosford 1 1 35 39
Macquarie Uni 1 1 1 1 33 33 33 34 Manly Warringah 1 1 30 34
Moorebank 1 1 35 36
Newtown 2 1 1 1 69 38 38 36 Penrith 1 1 1 1 36 31 32 27 Southern Power 1 1 1 1 39 30 32 39 Sydney Uni 1 1 1 1 35 37 32 37 UNSW/ES 2 2 1 1 74 67 43 32 UTS Shamrocks 1 1 1 1 34 40 36 39 Western Wolves 1 1 1 1 37 40 39 41 Wollongong 1 1 1 1 46 33 35 35
Total 16 16 12 11 568 587 459 387 -3% 22% 19% 11% Increase
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Auburn Tigers Balmain Tigers Senior Coach – Christian Kunde Senior Coach – Luke Jarjoura/Hugh Womens – Division Two Priest 2nd – 10 wins, 4 losses Seniors – Division One Best & Fairest – Haneen Zreika 1st – 14 wins, 4 losses Leading Goalkicker – Sonia Ismail Best & Fairest – Hugh Priest (19 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Luke Jarjoura (49 goals) Reserves – Division Three 8th – 6 wins, 11 losses Best & Fairest – Hamid Mangal Leading Goalkicker – Luke Wilby (19 goals) Thirds – Division Five 10th – 1 wins, 14 losses Best & Fairest – Craig Carrington Leading Goalkicker – Andrew Kyprianou (13 goals) Blacktown Magic Camden Cats Senior Coach – Ash Moeller & Senior Coach – Chris Hughes Leighton Corr Seniors – Division Two Seniors – Division Two Runners Up (1st) – 15 wins, 2 Premiers (2nd) – 12 wins, 5 losses losses Best & Fairest – Dave Bertram Best & Fairest – Mark Maher Leading Goalkicker – Ethan Barclay (36 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Matt Lecek (37 goals) Reserves – Division Four Reserves – Division Four 9th – 6 wins, 11 losses, 1 draw 6th – 11 wins, 7 losses Best & Fairest – Connor Moore Best & Fairest – Ben Reid Leading Goalkicker – Connor Moore (13 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Stephan Mann (26 goals) Womens – Division Two Thirds – Division Five 5th – 9 wins, 4 losses 8th – 4 wins, 11 losses Best & Fairest – Simone Freeman & Ashlee Weir Best & Fairest – Thomas Glynn Leading Goalkicker – Ashlee Weir (15 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Ben Wright (12 goals) Club Person of the Year – Andrew Carey Campbelltown Blues East Coast Eagles Senior Coach – Neil Brunton Senior Coach – Michael Sankey Seniors – Division Four Seniors – Premier Division 5th – 11 wins, 7 losses Runners Up (1st) – 15 wins, 1 loss Best & Fairest – Peni Mahina Best & Fairest – Trent Stubbs Leading Goalkicker – Cameron Desmond (51 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Trent Stubbs Under 19s – Division Two (62 goals) 7th – 0 wins, 16 losses Reserves – Division One Best & Fairest – James Brady 6th – 8 wins, 10 losses Leading Goalkicker – Jarryd Lysaught (8 goals) Best & Fairest – Ryan Fitton Club Person of the Year – Alister Bown Leading Goalkicker – Peter Clatko (21 goals) Thirds – Division Three 6th – 8 wins, 10 losses Best & Fairest – Dan O’Connor Leading Goalkicker – Jared Patira (66 goals) Under 19’s– Division One 8th – 2 wins, 15 losses Best & Fairest – Alex Van Veen Leading Goalkicker – Isaac Heath (27 goals)
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Gosford Wildcats Holroyd-Parramatta Goannas Senior Coach – Damian Tomsett Senior Coach – Jack Schwarze Seniors – Division Three Seniors – Division One 9th – 3 wins, 13 losses 9th – 5 wins, 13 losses Best & Fairest – Tom Paavola Best & Fairest – Arin Rickett Leading Goalkicker – Tim Eather (33 Leading Goalkicker – Ben Rogers (36 goals) goals) Reserves – Division Four Womens – Division Two 2nd – 12 wins, 4 losses Premiers (1st) – 9 wins, 3 losses Best & Fairest – Jordan Pidgeon Best & Fairest – Tess Mutton Leading Goalkicker – Mark Hill (34 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Morgan Ross (28 goals) Thirds – Division Five Club Person of the Year – Lachlan Thompson 4th – 11 wins, 5 losses Best & Fairest – Brett Rizzo Leading Goalkicker – Nathan Petters (54 goals) Under 19s – Division Two Runners Up (1st) – 15 wins, 2 losses Best & Fairest – Mitchell Sapiatzer Leading Goalkicker – Stephen Smith (40 goals) Club Person of the Year – Peter Taylor Macquarie University Warriors Manly Warringah Giants Senior Coach – Stuart Newman Senior Coach – Leigh Brain Seniors – Division One Seniors – Premier Division 4th – 11 wins, 7 losses 3rd – 13 wins, 3 losses Best & Fairest – Angus Rodgers & Tim Best & Fairest – James Brain Cordner Leading Goalkicker – Brayden Fowler (56 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Tim Cordner (25 goals) Reserves – Division Two Reserves – Division Four 3rd – 10 wins, 6 losses Runners Up (1st) – 13 win, 4 losses Best & Fairest – Robert Hart Best & Fairest – Ryan Ludowyke Leading Goalkicker – Mitchell Bell (28 goals) Leading Goalkicker – James Coburn (26 goals) Thirds – Division Four Womens – Division One 4th – 10 wins, 6 losses 5th – 5 win, 10 losses Best & Fairest – Brad Dean Best & Fairest – Amanda Farrugia Leading Goalkicker – Cameron Gallo (46 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Amanda Farrugia (18 goals) Under 19’s– Division One 6th – 6 wins, 12 losses Best & Fairest – Greg Burke Leading Goalkicker – Greg Burke (19 goals) Womens – Division Two 6th – 7 wins, 6 losses Best & Fairest – Holly Graham Leading Goalkicker – Alicia Armitage (21 goals) Club Person of the Year – Ash & Shelly Parker Moorebank Magpies Newtown Breakaways Senior Coach – Chris Hunt Senior Coach – Darren Lewtas Seniors – Division Two Womens – Division One 4th – 9 wins, 8 losses Premiers (2nd) – 12 wins, 3 losses Best & Fairest – Shaun Wicken Best & Fairest – Frankie Hocking Leading Goalkicker – Daniel Saunders (21 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Verna Iles (35 goals) Reserves – Division Four Womens – Division Two 12th – 2 wins, 15 losses 7th – 3 wins, 10 losses Best & Fairest – JamesBowman Best & Fairest – Steph Forster Leading Goalkicker – Ben Dooley (11 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Steph Foster (12 goals) Under 19’s– Division Two 4th – 9 wins, 7 losses Best & Fairest – Martin Faulkmer Leading Goalkicker – Michael Togher (27 goals) Womens– Division Two 8th – 2 wins, 11 losses Best & Fairest – Jess Purcell Leading Goalkicker – Erin McAlister (7 goals)
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Nor-West Jets North Shore Bombers Senior Coach – Chris Kyle Senior Coach – Gareth Lawson Seniors – Division Three Seniors – Premier Division 7th – 7 wins, 11 losses 8th – 3 wins, 13 losses Best & Fairest – Daniel Costa Best & Fairest – Teddy Strudwick Leading Goalkicker – Chris Collins Leading Goalkicker – Daniel Roberts (17 goals) (17 goals) Seniors – Division Two Reserves – Division Five 6th – 6 wins, 11 losses 6th – 6 wins, 8 losses Best & Fairest – Jarryd Watters Best & Fairest – Troy Clent Leading Goalkicker – Jarryd Watters (13 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Chris Kyle (18 goals) Reserves – Division Four Club Person of the Year – Seb Murray 8th – 8 wins, 9 losses Best & Fairest – Addison Hunter Leading Goalkicker – Jake Colman (39 goals) Under 19’s– Division One Premiers (1st) – 13 wins, 5 losses Best & Fairest – Sudket Fraser-Krause Leading Goalkicker – Angus Quail (23 goals) Club Person of the Year – Stuart Kennedy Pennant Hills Demons Penrith Rams Senior Coach – Chris Yard Senior Coach – Barry Denton Seniors – Premier Division Seniors – Division Two Premiers (3rd) – 12 wins, 32 losses, 5th – 6 wins, 10 losses 1 draw Best & Fairest – Matthew Best & Fairest – Tom Angel Laffan Leading Goalkicker – Theo Moraitis (29 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Daniel McDonald (33 goals) Reserves – Division One Reserves – Division Three Runners Up (3rd)– 12 wins, 6 losses 3rd – 11 wins, 6 losses Best & Fairest – Brant Jack Best & Fairest – Matt Payne Leading Goalkicker – Anthony Brawn (44 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Mitchell Stevens (52 goals) Thirds – Division Three Thirds – Division Five 4th – 10 wins, 8 losses 2nd – 12 wins, 2 losses Best & Fairest – Darren Boulet Best & Fairest – Tayt Corless Leading Goalkicker – Josh Mott (23 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Kevin Kirk (32 goals) Fourths – Division Five Under 19’s– Division Two 5th – 11 wins, 5 losses 3rd – 11 wins, 5 losses Best & Fairest – Carter Mullins Best & Fairest – Jacob Field Leading Goalkicker – Greg Hume (24 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Luke Hyland (33 goals) Under 19’s– Division One Women’s – Division Two 1st – 16 wins, 2 losses Runners Up (4th) – 9 wins, 4 losses Best & Fairest – Jordan Rene Best & Fairest – Justine Vella Leading Goalkicker – Matthew Preen (48 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Jessie Burnham (37 goals) Under 19’s– Division Two Club Person of the Year – Michael Brown 6th – 5 wins, 11 losses Best & Fairest – Adrian Colautti Leading Goalkicker – Callan McNeilage (12 goals) Club Person of the Year – Allan Abbott
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Randwick City Saints Southern Power Senior Coach – Marc Dragicevic Senior Coach – Jack Dickens Seniors – Division Two Seniors – Division One 8th – 3 wins, 13 losses 8th – 8 wins, 10 losses Best & Fairest – Zac Jardine Best & Fairest – Liam Hamling & Leading Goalkicker – Marc Dragicevic (28 goals) Reagan Sharpe Reserves – Division Four Leading Goalkicker – Daniel Turner 11th – 2 wins, 14 losses, 1 draw (27 goals) Best & Fairest – Luke Maunder Reserves – Division Four Leading Goalkicker – Jacob Macgregor (16 goals) 10th – 6 wins, 12 losses Thirds – Division Five Best & Fairest – Barton Lynch 9th – 3 wins, 12 losses Leading Goalkicker – Barton Lynch (16 goals) Best & Fairest – David Coakley Under 19’s– Division Two Leading Goalkicker – Nicholas Gozzi (8 goals) 5th – 5 wins, 11 losses Best & Fairest – Josh Bloor Leading Goalkicker – Conor McGee (15 goals) Women’s – Division Two 6th – 3 wins, 12 losses Best & Fairest – Amy Kowski Leading Goalkicker – Rheanna Lotter (10 goals) South Coast St George Dragons Senior Coach – David Frost Senior Coach – Terry Mudge Under 19s – Division One Seniors – Premier Division 7th – 5 wins, 13 losses 4th – 10 wins, 6 losses Best & Fairest – James Bell Best & Fairest – Bryce Addison Leading Goalkicker – Samuel Wilson Leading Goalkicker – Declan (23 goals) Donohue (30 goals) Reserves – Division One 7th – 8 wins, 10 losses Best & Fairest – Jackson Okunbor Leading Goalkicker – Jonathan Shineberg (23 goals) Under 19’s– Division One 4th – 10 wins, 8 losses Best & Fairest – Onur Selvi Leading Goalkicker – Riley Waters (23 goals) Sydney University Sydney University Women’s Senior Coach – Ben Merson Senior Coach – Yucel Celenk Seniors – Premier Division Womens – Division One 5th – 7 wins, 8 losses, 1 draw Runners Up (1st) – 11 wins, 2 losses Best & Fairest – Lachlan Maples Best & Fairest – Stephanie Walker Leading Goalkicker – Tom Elkington (24 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Meredith Gray Reserves – Division One (17 goals) Premiers (5th) – 10 wins, 8 losses Best & Fairest – Michael Higgins Leading Goalkicker – Chris Kendrick (17 goals) Thirds – Division Three Premiers (3rd) – 14 wins, 3 losses Best & Fairest – Riordan Lee Leading Goalkicker – Gabriel Robbie (68 goals) Fourths – Division Four 7th – 10 wins, 7 losses Best & Fairest – Michael Fogarty Leading Goalkicker – Lachlan Godfrey (17 goals) Fifths – Division Five 7th – 6 wins, 9 losses Best & Fairest – Dale Halliday Leading Goalkicker – Cameron Farmer (13 goals) Under 19’s– Division One 5th – 5 wins, 11 losses Best & Fairest – Andrew Sierakowski Leading Goalkicker – Nik Dale (25 goals) 101
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UNSW/ES Bulldogs UNSW/ES Stingrays Senior Coach – Josh Parmenter Senior Coach – Tracey Kick Seniors – Premier Division Womens – Division One 9th – 1 win, 15 losses 3rd – 10 wins, 4 losses Best & Fairest – Tim Widmer Best & Fairest – Jacinda Leading Goalkicker – Ryan Farrelly (22 goals) Barclay Reserves – Division One Leading Goalkicker – Sasha Banki (21 goals) 10th – 0 win, 18 losses Womens – Division Two Best & Fairest – Andrew Goodieson 9th – 1 wins, 13 losses Leading Goalkicker – Brady Dunn (14 goals) Best & Fairest – Erin Hodson Thirds – Division Three Leading Goalkicker – Kyrsty Bishop (4 goals) 10th – 3 wins, 14 losses Best & Fairest – Aaron Bantoft Leading Goalkicker – John Harding (22 goals) Fourths – Division Five Runners Up (3rd) – 11 wins, 3 losses Best & Fairest – Jake Reid Leading Goalkicker – John Hook and Sam Wright (47 goals) Under 19’s– Division One Runners Up (2nd) – 13 wins, 4 losses, 1 draw Best & Fairest – Justin Cann Leading Goalkicker – Ben Davis (39 goals) UTS UTS Shamrocks Senior Coach – Nic Fosdike Senior Coach – Natalie Middleton Seniors – Premier Division Womens – Division Two 6th – 6 wins, 10 losses 3rd – 9 wins, 4 losses Best & Fairest – Josh Maddox Best & Fairest – Lara Hilmi Leading Goalkicker – Daniel Leading Goalkicker – Gillian Behan Breese (32 goals) (24 goals) Reserves – Division One Club Person of the Year – Natalie Middleton 2nd – 14 wins, 4 losses Best & Fairest – Oliver Brecht Leading Goalkicker – Edward Williams (30 goals) Thirds – Division Three Runners Up (1st) – 14 wins, 2 losses Best & Fairest – Richard Fitzgerald Leading Goalkicker – Harold Sleigh (39 goals) Fourths – Division Five Premiers (1st) – 12 wins, 1 loss Best & Fairest – Jacob Alsford Leading Goalkicker – Lucas Wesney (26 goals) Western Suburbs Western Wolves Senior Coach – Kevin Eynaud Senior Coach – Andrew Taylor Seniors – Premier Division Seniors – Premier Division 7th – 4 wins, 12 losses 4th – 8 wins, 6 losses Best & Fairest – Taran Etto Best & Fairest – Lael Kassem Leading Goalkicker – Paul Bevan (42 goals) Leading Goalkicker – Kate Lawson Reserves – Division Two (20 goals) 7th – 5 wins, 11 losses Best & Fairest – Tim Woods Leading Goalkicker – Nicholas Armstrong (9 goals) Thirds – Division Three 5th – 10 wins, 8 losses Best & Fairest – Paul English Leading Goalkicker – Matthew Eurell (62 goals) Under 19’s– Division Two Premiers (2nd) – 13 wins, 4 loss Best & Fairest – Kane Foreman Leading Goalkicker – Ben Zoppo & Dom Kannan (25 goals) 102
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Wollondilly Knights Wollongong Saints Senior Coach – Neil McGarrity Senior Coach – David Kennedy Seniors – Division Four Womens – Division One Premiers (3rd) – 11 wins, 6 losses 7th – 1 wins, 13 losses Best & Fairest – Russell Andrews Best & Fairest – Jennifer Stanton Leading Goalkicker – Jason Leading Goalkicker – Catherine Stanton (8 goals) Haddock (40 goals)
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BENCHMARKING
Competition (excluding Women’s)
Total Total Total Senior Senior U19s U19s Year Clubs Teams Playing Teams Playing Teams* Playing No’s No’s No’s* 2015 23 74 2763 59 2249 15 514 2014 23 74 2949 60 2417 14 532 2013 24 79 2977 62 2389 17 588 2012 23 80 3030 60 2361 20 669 2011 22 78 2914 59 2269 19 645 2010 22 71 2674 54 2097 17 577 2009 20 68 2451 49 1841 19 610 2008 20 63 2270 46 1739 17 531 2007 19 62 2155 45 17
*Previously known as Under 18s
Divisionalisation
Divisionalisation was introduced in 2009 in an attempt to obtain more competitive competition across all grades.
This meant that the competitions became team based as opposed to club based.
Average Winning Margins
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Premier Division 48 45 55 48 60 49 43 48 Division One 78 55 51 47 50 47 27 38 Division Two 69 70 54 45 43 61 55 34 Division Three 87 63 59 55 72 64 55 42 Division Four 72 75 64 45 57 50 41 45 Division Five 57 54 54 62 64 U19 Division One 42 65 55 43 67 65 45 41 U19 Division Two 47 59 71 66 61 36 49 65 Women’s Div One 31 53 Women’s Div Two 47 52
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Wins & Percentage (excluding Premier Division & U19s) Wins <3 3-5 6-8 9-11 12-14 >15 Teams 2008 No 7 4 5 7 5 8 36 % 19 11 14 19 14 22 2009 No 6 8 5 8 6 6 39 % 15 21 13 21 15 15 2010 No 4 9 8 9 9 6 45 % 9 20 18 20 20 13 2011 No 6 7 10 11 11 3 48 % 12 15 21 23 23 6 2012 No 6 7 10 10 9 7 49 % 12 14 20 20 18 14 2013 No 7 6 10 11 12 4 50 % 14 12 20 22 24 8 2014 No 5 10 7 9 12 7 50 % 10 20 14 18 24 14 2015 * No 7 10 15 22 11 1 66 % 11 15 21 34 17 2 Percentage <50 50-100 100-150 150-200 200-300 >300 2008 No 8 8 6 5 5 4 36 % 22 22 17 14 14 11 2009 No 8 10 8 4 6 3 39 % 21 26 21 10 15 8 2010 No 7 15 8 8 5 2 45 % 16 33 18 18 11 4 2011 No 6 15 18 4 4 1 48 % 13 31 38 8 8 2 2012 No 8 16 13 2 8 2 49 % 16 33 27 4 16 4 2013 No 10 12 13 9 5 1 50 % 20 24 26 18 10 2 2014 No 6 17 11 11 4 1 50 % 12 34 22 22 8 2 2015 * No 9 18 20 10 7 2 66 % 14 27 30 15 11 3
*From 2015 included women’s
Club Success
Last Last Last Any Last Last Last Any Club Senior Senior Premiers Club Senior Senior Premiers Finals Premiers Finals Premiers Balmain 2015 2014 2014 - Sen Pennant Hills 2015 2008 2015 - Sen Blacktown 2015 2013 2015 - Sen Randwick City 2014 2014 2014 - Sen Camden 2015 Nil Nil Penrith 2015 2011 2012- Res Campbelltown 2015 1999 2011 – U18s CC South Coast Nil Nil Nil East Coast 2015 2011 2012- U18D1 Southern Power 2013 2013 2014 – Wom D2 Gosford 2013 Nil 2015 - Wom St George 2015 1993 2014 – U19s D1 Holroyd-Parra 2014 2001 2001- Sen Sydney Uni 2015 2005 2015 - Res Macquarie Uni 2015 2009 2009- Sen UNSW/ES 2013 2012 2012-Sen Manly Warringah 2015 2014 2014 - Sen UTS 2010 2010 2015 – Div 5 Moorebank 2015 2010 2011 – Res Western Suburbs 2014 1996 2015 – U19s D2 Nor West 2014 2006 2006- Sen Wollondilly 2015 2014 2015 - Sen North Shore 2013 2007 2015 – U19s D1
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