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MANLY·WARRINGAH':\:,;ii:15 :i''! ·•10 · ''5 ~1iltS«.\11AllKS' · · is FIRST DIVISION RESERVES SYDNEY AFL UMPIRE NUMBERS TEAM PWLDBFFF A %MIR ·sviiN~\iiJfil..,,....?! 13'Ti --1 ·~:.o.'"'i ""o ·1s9i c·391 ·.w1.i6 ·9231 ., Anton Lewis llmPow 23 --- UIS'•-',- :.;....,:.:ii~n ~i: 'O· l>:O':t689,.,376·449.20M.62".:. - __:.::.;.c.:c.:..::=:.:=------:--:-:::------· Matthew Gestier Damian Hill 2S 1, SOUTHERN SHARKS' 13. 11·.·2.:. 0 1 0 128S: 535 240.19 84.62 ., Danny Detgan 3 Jeremy Boland 26 ~~( .~M4NLY:WARRINGAH·)3 ~;7 ..:...~.-0 c. ••:,1: ... ~o ~·'1143 ....:'696 ~:16412. s.3:ss·~ MACQUARIEUNJ 13 6 7 0 1 0 1039 872 119.15 46.15 Sean Richardson 4 Glen C.llaghan 27 PENRITH 13 9 t 0 780 1162 67.13 30.77 Graham Glassford s CarlRetcher 28 STH-WESTSYDNEY 13 12 208 1897 10.% 7.69 David Jacobs 6 Stephen Collins 29 HOLROYJl..P'MATIA 13 13 69 1876 3.68 0 Frank Kalayzlch 7 Robert Murdoch 30 Michael Peck Tom McDonald 31 SECOND DIVISION SENIORS Troy Pannell 9 Brenton Hlssey 32 '' TEAM PWLD BFFF A% MIR Andrew Cohen 10 Peter Beckwith 33 ::'.ifoR=WBffus-"".'.fl "'11 "'."._o -:::"o""',i-o~.fm-240 ~ss4sif''100 ~ Gavin Benram 11 Justin Fox JS 8ulld0g's-UNSW~· H ·.:9 ·2 . o .. 1 0, 108.l · A16 '22752 .81.81 Peter Humphrles 12 Mark Davies 36 ·i _Urs8lACK ... )_1 '9'';]. 0 (01p2~ ·~1016738 75 ·.. · Daniel Coghlan 14 David Lenior 37 ··.SYDNEY UNI BLUE . .11 .) ;~;),J. 1 ; 0. 1224c · 353 :346.74 72.73 •:. Craig Rogers 1S Andrew Rutherford 38 'i>ENrii.N'rthlS ···ii 4 o 1·0 "sio·"'60J i39io 63.64·" David Connelly 16 Petros Markou 39 BALMAIN 11 7 S 0 724 801 90.39 S8J3 Joel Elliott 17 ST CLAIR CROWS 11 6 5 1054 692 1S1JJ 5455 Andy Smyth 40 Whales-UNSW/ES 11 6 5 743 718 103.48 5455 Steven Wallbank 18 Michael Heinrichs 41 SYONEYUNIRID 11 3 8 450 891 50.45 2717 Steve Smoothy 19 Brian Sullivan 42 UTSGREEN 11 1 9 510 861 59B 18.18 Simon Dutton 20 Peter Hoffman 43 MANIY-WARRINGAH 11 2 9 399 1217 31.79 18.18 Nathan Lessels 21 Tony McGilvray 44 SOUTHERN SHARKS 12 1 10 O 466 1421 32.79 16.67 Paul Barron 22 MACQUARIE UNI 11 10 0 294 1255 23.43 9.09 Rushed Rushed tliiMMU--JMWWSMMj@i,. r_ L II _ FIRST DIVISION SENIORS T FIRST DIVISION RESERVES T SECOND DIVISION SENIORS T EAST COAST PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY WESTERN SUBURBS PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY -~~r~H,39a~h IM_A~LY:W,Af.l/llNGA!f! ~. 6~: ~~?-ird_@"~ell (SYD_~ffUNQ: .::_:_6s:: @P'!~~~!¥ff~~R) ,;~::;~~~~:f Andrew Davis (UIS) S1 Travis Paech (UIS) 36 Luke Ayling (NOR-WEST Jffi) 42 ~~!~i:~ii§•ltll@~~-~-,·::~~ :4-~· -~~!'i~~~ii_rian{S'r,[iffzyu!:'JL:'.;,'If: :~§;i;;s·~~~i5i..DiJ§.ut{ts£lW'''.; 2s~ Matthew Rawle (MANLY·WARRINGAH) 41 Paul McWhlrter (SYDNEY UNQ 2S Danielllmson ISYDNEYUNIBWEJ 22 ..PMASolutions . .. :?~~~~'Ib~IS!i!t.~EJ.~~L, --· :-:3.9.~ .'Jl.iianl-iOi5m~iiM.40~ilf.(@IJ·:~~'~ ::~•"'F§i'(ts~y~;;t!.t.is~~~c::·;;~; - Gre901yWalker(UISJ 36 Andrew Oransfield (MANLY·WARRINGNl}22 Gerard Smits (NOR·WEST Jffi) 20 j~~'if>'~iii~<~C!,.in'HEi!~l~~~~t':~]~ ~:iaJ~~~li.EY~ SECOND DIVISION SENIORS TEAM LISTS - UPCOMING SOCIAL EVENTS ~ ~ ' ' Will MACBETH ,• 6 Andrew UNSWORTH (VC) 3 Ben MOUSTFA : . J 1 . Ci-Iris LOWE 4 ·Daniei CAIN 12 Ross LEO - s •'. SeafrH.OLT 13 Justin FABO 6 Cameron STANLEY 14 - Kieran .. HERD 7. . Warren sWANSTON 15 · Brendan HEYS - 8 Will CAMPBELL 18 Wil HONNER ; ·.· ,9_ :-~Craig HARRISON · . - ~4 ~- A~tfrew~Foor_~.'.-· :-: . - .. ~" I SYDN EV FOOTBALL 10 Arron BANTOFF 2S Sean KINSELLA :11 : Ri~~ard FLEMING. 3~·· ,~AOd[e~:KRA-EfFT:· ~~~~~- .:~-~ 12 Michael PAXMAN 3S Michael MURRAY / PLAYERS' REUNION I :13 '.Patrick BOYD'' ,' ', ·.. ;is . NattianMcklNNON (C) r 14 Trent DONALDSON ;rr··Nick ROBINS ' - -- • I DATE j :fs ,''Adam GRiFFiTHs·:- ', ovERii.h. --~ --·· · j Saturday 9th September, 2006 so· ··rany I 2006 1 16 'o~vid HOURN{ •.. S3 ' Charles mwARf ' :;-7 .iliiar1o'DRiscoiL' · . 54 -iVliC:llaelwit:i:'OtiG:Hsy; VENUE 1 'i8- Phil RYAN ... I. PHELAN/SNOW SS David OWEN Marrickville Hardcourt Tennis Club, Centennial Street, f9 uncharacteristic in their attack on the football and struggled on the large confines of Kelso Oval. Furthermore, the Bats have overcome a major mental hurdle by beating the Students, having not beaten them since the 2004 Grand Final. One thing UTS v MANLY-WARRINGAH iscertain; the Students will now be fired up for the challenge. If they can regroup quickly, they may be able to keep their BATS WOLVES season alive and defend their 2005 premiership. The Wolves were outstanding last week, when they were 2 TimBRITION 26 Ben COLLINS Kelso Oval, Saturday 26 August expected to be out-classed by a Sharks side that had been as 11 Paul McWHIRTER 27 Scott WALLER 12 Jason McLENNAN Preliminary Final, First Division Seniors- 2pm dominant throughout the home and away season as Sydney 28 SteveWOOD · 18 Sean McGRATH Uni and UTS. Starting off well and implementing a highly 31 Ryan LOVE he dust has settled from the semi finals last weekend, 21 Dug lad JELLIE Andrew COCH.RANE ' effective "play-on at all costs• strategy, the Sharks simply 32. ·-· and the Wolves have progressed and the Bats remain in 22 BenJARMAN 34 Jason COWLING stopped carrying the ball with any purpose after the first Tthe hunt for another Grand Final berth. Most felt that 23 Nick VICKERY 3S Oliver ·cROMBACH Sydney University stayed in third gear for much of the Second 10 minutes. The Wolves worked themselves into the match 24 Sam HARDY 36 Dan MCCORMACK Semi Final, holding the Bats at a comfortable arms length. In on the back of some smart play from the experienced Tim ~s TimLEwlS 37 Joshua READY Anderson and a full strength side for the first time this year. a high quality game, UTS were disappointing at times, with 30 Karl McGRATH 38 Brian MEREDITH .. ... poor discipline undoing some excellent work just as they were Can they repeat the dose and make a shock late entry into the 32 -Ccmnor McCAULEY· 39 Mark PAOLUCCI penultimate match?Time will tell. mounting some serious momentum in the third term. 33 Gerard MITCHELL... 40 Frank CHIARELLA The Wolves will have plenty of confidence after 34- Ben WHITE-· 4i · JoeFAJRELL~LEE demoralising a limping Sharks outfit that was out-run, out 35 Jonny KATz 42 Simon KIRKHAM finessed, out-tackled and out-done in all facets of the game. 37,- Ben Gv\i1LL1Ari -· 43 Mark~GUMBLETON With their strongest side of the year, Manly has produced some 38 Aaron HAWKINS 44 Tim ANDERSON .. scintillating form and one would think that a similar showing 41 kar1 cHEsTERMAN 45 Richard WHARTON - UNSW/ES v SYDNEY UNI 44 Robert GOODALC 46 Christopher MACKINLAY- will test the Bats. Compared with the Sharks though, UTS will Owen WILLiAMS . - . . .. be a very different opponent for the Wolves, with plenty of BULLDOGS BLUE 45 Nick BIVEN 47 47 Chris TAN class across each line. 48 Flynn PETTERSON .;Adamq,ARK(q ' With both sides capable of taking control of the match Kelso Oval, Saturday 26 August ~8 49 Tom GOLDING SamlSSA Ben HAWKINS- for extended periods, and at the same time both able to work Preliminary Final, Second Division -loam so so 51 51 Liam MILLER their way back into a match from behind, nothing short of a Ji;ishua M()RAN <\19· .. .. ·.,_. his will be a highly competitive match if form th~ough S2 Dave ALLEN 52 Sam TIER four-quarter effort will get either side over the line. -· the year is any indication. Neck and neck with each other 54 Ash PECK 53. Robert KiNG. Two sides are at their peak and a Grand Final berth and UTS Black, behind the all-conquering Jets, both sides 55' Cameron GREATBATCH beckoning - a classic battle looms. T should keep this one tight and a coin toss just as likely to be 56 Dave PHILPOT . . able to predict the outcome. 57 Tom RADFORD Last weekend, the Bulldogs kept the Jets close in a 77 Scott BATY low scoring match where both sides failed to adjust well to 84 Fraser McEWIN the size of the ground and fitness showed to be well down, Rushed Rushed highlighting the unavailability of key players for both clubs 1/4T 1/2T 3/4T SYDNEY V MANLY-WARRINGAH during this match. Sydney Uni looked more at home on Kelso 1/4T 1/2T UNI WOLVES Oval against in what was a high quality Second Division match r before progressing after a spirited final quarter knock-out SYDNEY UNIVERSITY PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY Kelso Oval, Saturday 26 August blow. Both teams would be well deserving Grand Finalists. Preliminary Final, First Division Reserves -12pm he script didn't go to plan last week with the Bats accounting for Sydney Uni comfortably in the major semi Tfinal and the Wolves unexpectedly trouncing hot favourite •Southern Sharks, ending their season. UTS sent out a statement to the other teams last week, demonstrating they have' stepped up a notch. Sydney Uni was SYDNEY AFL RECORD - visit sydneyafl.com.au SYDNEY AFL RECORD - visit sydneyafl.com.au ______j ·-- ·~··· FIRST DIVISION SENIORS TEAM LISTS PHELAN/SNOW MEDAL HISTORY , - Football Club. Winning the Phelan Medal, particularly in the early days, barely rated a mention. It wasn't until the late sixties and early seventies that due recognition was given to the achievement of the recipients. Jim was still attending meetings of the league a short time before his death in 1939, aged 79 years. . ~ . Alf Snow began his involvement in football in Sydney with the Sydney Club (later Sydney Naval Club). He was ~reasurer in 1937 and then in 1939was elected treasurer of the league; a ·~ . role he carried out until 1952. ' s tradition dictates, both the Phelan and Snow medals In 1956 he was elected president of the league and are named after former officials of the NSW League in continued in that position until 1959. Arecognition for their services. He was often manager of representative teams and The Phelan Medal was first presented un-named in 1926 and worked tirelessly for the betterment of the league. He was then in 1932 titled the"Provan Trophy" after the donor, Mr Aub made a life member of the NSW Football League in 1953. D.S. Provan, then president of the N.S.W.A.(National) F.L The n~me was changed to the Phelan Medal in 1937, perpetuating and in recognition of the work of Mr James E. P.REVIOUS PHELAN MEQALLISTS Phelan (1860-1939) (pictured above), a resident of Erskineville and a man who devoted much of his lifetime to the interests of Australian Football in Sydney. 1998 Jarrod CROSBY Baulkham Hills AVictorian by birth, Jim Phelan developed his football 1999 Trevor BURNETT·. Compbelltowh around Ballarat and upon moving to Sydney in the 1880s ..,, Mark MACKENZIE · ;. ,, ~.. played with the West Sydney Club (Ultimo-Pyrmont area) until :2000 Ba/main ~ ! :;: v • f·~; .,· ~ the game's demise following the 1893 season. 2001 Jason McPHERSON . '"~ " UNSW/ES ~ - ~...... ;,, . When the code was resurrected 10 years later in 1903, he became the inaugural secretary of the Newtown Club until 2002 Troy LUFF ". ''·" < ., ' Ba/main the outbreak ofWorld War I. In fact, the reason why Newtown 2003 JasonTURNER. Campbel/town wore the red and white strip is because Jim Phelan followed South Melbourne and so chose those colours when the club 2004 Stephen PECH UNSW!ES was formed. 2005 Dean DAVIES North Shore •''"'.._·, For many reasons, but particularly due to the first world war, people walked away from football in Sydney. Man-power was becoming an increasing problem with more and more PREVIOUS SNOW MEDALLISTS ·.;1• young men off to war. '. In 1915 Phelan became league secretary, a difficult Rushed position particularly during WWI when only five clubs 1998 Grant CAMPBELi: · Wollongong competed. His final year as league secretary was in 1925. It is well recognised that Jim5 undying effort and his 1999 Mark.KNIGHT· ' UniofNSW r· commitment to the code ensured the game's continuation 2000 Salem KASSEM " , Holroyd-Parramatta UTS PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY during this difficult period. As an alderman on the then • i.i 7 '.1. "'jl"""' Erskineville Municipal Council, he was largely responsible 2001 Trevor BUR~~lT .. • ! 'it.\ Wollongong for Australian Football's long tenure and almost 100 year Phillip dAN~i ~ :;i·~~ / · , Macquarie Uni association with Eiskineville Oval. The ground was rebuilt in a slightly different location 2002 Trevor BURNETT Wollongong • 0 SYONsportsmeo EV .J during the mid 1930s and as a result of Jim Phelan's dedication, 2003 Andrew BAWDEN Southein'Sharks was committed entirely to Australian Football. '·Jim Phelan was bestowed with life membership of the 2004 Rodney CRAIG Southern sparks Australian National Football Council (now AFL) in 1924. He was 2005 Alex LEE Manly-Worringah,., . also made life member of both the NSWAFL and the Newtown SYDNEY AFL RECORD - visit sydneyaf/.com.au .) SYDNEY:AFL RECORD - visit sydneyafl.com.au ·_·. _._·_·._. ·_:. __:_,__:_. . . -· ' - 1 ' AFL RECREATIONAL FOOTBALL SYDNEY AFL PREMIER DIVISION PREVIEW . . to half-time, never letting up the pressure. However they paid a ~ included Garry Jack, Adam Spencer, Rhys Muldoon, Robert Dipierdomenico, Troy luff, Bee Abraham and members of the heavy price for their victory, with Declan Donohue not playing, Sydney Swifts National Netball side. Made up of all different and injuries forcing Damian Hall and Peter Dugmore off the I sizes, shapes, physical abilities and many with little AFL ground. background, they showed how enjoyable the experience is. PENNANT HILLS v STGEORGE FL Recreational Football is here! Amodified version of DEMONS CROWS Australian Rules football, it is a game that has been Adeveloped to provide an opportunity for all enthusiasts Henson Park, Sunday 27 August of the sport, designed so that everyone can play. It is less 1st Semi Final, Premier Division Seniors -3pm physically demanding, has a minimal time commitment and has a major emphasis on fun and safety. Played in a friendly or one of these teams, the season will be over. The winner social environment, the game enables people of all ages lives on, and will find themselves just one game away and ability levels to participate in male, female or mixed Ffrom the grand final and a shot at glory. competitions. · Pennant Hills missed out on the double-chance, having The sport, which has gained rapid popularity in other struggled to find their best form in recent weeks. In their last States;Willnow belaunclied-in a number ofinetropolifan ·-two-starts, the-Demons have-lostto non"finatists-UNSW-ES-and -~Sf George player Dylan AOcfison madellisAH and country regions as an "off-season" extension of the Game, North Shore. Both games were close, but sadly for Pennant Hills debut with the Western Bulldogs last weekend, and a new much like touch football is to Rugby and Rugby League. "Rec they were unable to take the matches when they were there generation of young talent is making its way into senior ranks Footy"was first shown to the Sydney public atthe North to be won. last week against North Shore, the Demons led at Olds Park. Joel Robbie and James Wilsen received NAB Rising - Sydney Exhibition Match between th~ Swans and Essendon at every change, but were over-run by a spirited Bomber side Star nominations this season, with Wilsen also being signed in February, 2005 as the half-time entertainment. Celebrities looking for a positive finish to their season. to an AFL Scholarship program with the Kangaroos. Robbie, Ben Kinnaird and Luke Thatcher also played in the Sydney AFl Representative team. The two matches these sides have played so far this season have been tight encounters. In round 4, St George got on top early and staved off a Pennant Hills fight back in the last quarter to take the game by 7 points. The return game at Olds Park was a low scoring arm wrestle, with neither side scoring a goal during a tense third term. The deadlock was finally broken and the game opened up with Pennant Hills taking the match by 14 points. If this match is of the same standard as their previous encounters, it will be a beauty. Coach Michael Cousens has a side capable of troubling the best teams when their form and confidence is up, so the Demons will be looking for a form boost. The return of Shaun Jones from suspension on the wing will help their cause. Pennant Hills have again made a name for themselves pennant Hills were minor premiers in the reserves and with local junior development, and their senior side reflects both under-18s competitions, and the Demons will be this talent. Alex Fraunfelter, Alex Goodall, Nick Campbell hoping to get three teams into the grand final. But the and Charlie Richardson have all received NAB Rising Star Demons will face stiff competition in all three games; with nominations; while other young guns such as Tom Angel and Balmain in U18 Challenge Cup, Wollongong in U18 Premier Cup Joshua Keen have impressed when given senior opportunities. and East Coast in Reserve Grade having their eyes on a grand Justin Barratt and Alister Richardson played in the Sydney AFL final appearance. representative team against Canberra in July. Six clubs will be represented on sudden-death Sunday. The Demons' opponents in this match will be St George. First up will be Wests vCampbelltown in U18 Challenge Cup, I The Crows ensured their participation in the finals with a followed by North Shore vSt George in U18 Premier Cup action. . commanding 96~point win over Wollongong at North Dalton North Shore will also be in action in Reserve Grade, taklng on • . last Saturday. The Crows' defence held the lions to just one goal Wollongong. 1 SYDNEY AFL RECORD - visit sydneyafl.com.au SYDNEY [.FL RECORD - visi~-~:~:ya~=~·au______------__ I . :~' J SYDNEY AFL PREMIER DIVISION PREVIEW CLUB NOTES reaped the rewards this season. James Ford and Tim Kear _have optimal terms to suit their specific needs. Contact Mark Hossen w· received NAB Rising Star nominations, while other talented at OptionOne on 1300 88 lS 11 or www.optionone.com.au \~··.~~ ...... '7 [~T.C~J, In conjunction with Wagga Wagga Winery Demon members ~'.)_..'f4 local juniors such as Trent Goodrem and Phillip Entwisle have continued their development this season. Mark Goodey, WOLLONGONG LIONS can purchase quality wines at generous discounted rates EAST COAST v WESTERN SUBURBS Ryan Smyth, Vlatko, Goodrem, Ben McNamara and Damien - speak to any player or committee to obtain your order Charleston represented Sydney AFL in the representative game The Lions will take part in Premier League finals action for the form and toast the Demons. This sponsorship arrangement EAGLES MAGPIES against Canberra. first time this weekend, in just their second season in the top offers supporters the opportunity to purchase their wine The Eagles' dominance this season now becomes irrelevant flight. Congratulations to players, coaches, staff and volunteers requirements at a special rate with free delivery to their home Henson Park, Saturday 26 August though. The slate is wiped clean for finals and if Wests get up in of both the reserve grade and under 18 sides. The ressies come or office. The Demons Vote count night will be held on Thursday 2nd Semi Final, Premier Division Seniors· 3pm this match it will be the Magpies who qualify first for the grand into the·finals in great form of!the back of a big win over the 14th September 2006 at the Pennant Hills Bowling Club from final. Crows, and will be looking to'keep their roll going against the 7.00pm. The vote count will be for Seniors, Reserves Under18 he tfrst game in this year's fi_nals series gives the winner The Magpies qualified for the double-chance despite a Bombers, a side we lasHnet more than 3 months ago. The Demons, Under 18 Devils and Thirds. The Club Presentation a place in the grand final, with a week off next weekend 14-point loss to Campbelltown at Wagener last Saturday. Wests under 18's recorded:their best win of the season against the Night will be held on Saturday October 14th at Harold Park to prepare for it. The loser will have another chance to T started well, with a 7-goal opening quarter, but the form that Crows to snare.the double chance on the last day of the season. Function Centre - full details at a later date. qualify, but will have to go through the preliminary final to had been on display in previous weeks went missing at key The Cubs take on Pennant Hills today whom we defeated in do it; a task that no second semi-final loser has managed to moments as the Kangaroos rallied to level the scores at the last our only clash this season way b·ack in April. Good luck to all achieve since 2002. change and pull away during the final quarter. sides competing this weekend. Upcoming Events: AFL Grand EAST COAST EAGLES Final -12pm, Saturday September 30@11lawarra Master Builders Club. WAFC Presentation Night· 6.30pm, Friday October 13@ lllawarra Master Builders Club -tickets@ $40 Club Champion Night to be held on 13th October@Castle available from Steve Rowland on 0419 963 913. Applications Hill RSL. Tickets will be available in the coming weeks. This are invited for Senior Coach for the 2007 season. Wollongong weeks match day sponsor is Coulton Issac Barber Chartered is a young and vibrant club building a strong tradition in the accountants and we thank them for their ongoing support. Sydney AFL Premier League. This is a golden opportunity for.a The Club is also grateful for the Premium Sponsors Support highly regarded and motivated individual to lead the emerging PMA Solutions, Taxi Clothing, Loscam and the ongoing support "Lions"to success in 2007 and beyond. Inquiries welcome. from Base Course Management. We thank our award sponsor Phone Stephen Rowland on 0419 963 913. Please send written Speakers Australia. The East Coast Eagles would like to thank applications and football resume to: Football Operations the following player Sponsors for Season 2006: Horizon Sports, Manager, Wollongong Australian Football Club, 12 Prospect Homebush Bay Brewery, Novotel Sydney Olympic Park, David Wests were stunned on grand final day last year, but have St, Mt St Thomas NSW 2500 (applications close September Polkinghorne, Base Course Management, Taxi Clothing, KPMS, worked hard in 2006 to make amends for that lost opportunity. 30, 2006). All inquiries will be treated as confidential. Loscam, Digital Sports, EMJAY Packaging, PMA Solutions, Jason McPherson in the midfield has been a solid contributor, Opportunities also available for new players. Suncorp/JG, Profiler and Sales, Cheque Mates, CIB, Goodrem and has been well supported by Chris Bishop. The Magpies lost East Coast, after an undefeated home and away season, Management, Crystal Watters, Cellarbrations, Foss Australasia, some key players during the off-season, but up and coming will go into this match as favourite. The Eagles finished their IBIS Hotels, The Beauty Shack and Crystal Waters. talent has filled the void. David linsen and Tim Lambert have PENNANT HILLS DEMONS perfect home and away season with a 141-point thumping received NAB Rising Star nominations, with linsen adding of Baima in at Henson Park last Sunday. Electrical problems at further to his credentials by signing an AFL Scholarship with the ground meant the lights were not able to be used an.d the Port Adelaide this week. Stephen Hudson and Jason McPherson WESTERN SUBURBS MAGPIES Pennant Hills Demons have announced sponsorship game was called off early due to poor light. The early finish played in the representative game against Canberra in July: robbed the Eagles of a shot at the double-century, but the Akey battle in this match will be between the respective arrangements with the Pennant Hills Bowling Club and OptionOne Financial Partners. The Pennant Hill Bowling Club result of the game was never in doubt. forward lines. East Coast's Gus Seebeck was this seasons top It's been a stellar season for the Eagles. After a.great in Yarrara Road Pennant Hills offers Demon members the Players Wanted! Hey Kids, Play AFL for the best Junior Club in goal kicker with 61 goals, followed by Wests' M~tt Withers with recruiting campaign in 200S, they were able to keep the advantage of a modern club facility in the local area. The club Sydney. Enquiries are welcome from boys between the ages of SB. Both sides' defences will have to work overtime to keep the .majority of their squad intact for 2006 and learn from the facility is utilised by the players for a meal and team selection 6and 16 wanting to experience the thrill of playing Aus_tralia's opposition spearheads quiet. disappointment of not being part of last year's finals. Second on a Thursday evening and for after game functions following National Game in 2007. Get Mum or Dad to phone the Club When the sides last met. East Coast won by 18 points in President Nick Miller on 9744 7791 or o4o7 228 28S or contact season players such as Jon Vlatko, Kieran McRedmond and a game that was a very physical contest. After a strong start, all tiome games. Demon members can book their functions Jason Co1illoupas have established themselves in Sydney at the club - contact Stewart Cosgrove and mention you are a the Auskick Co-ordinator Gavin Abfalter ·on 9591 305.~gr;0411 the Eagles were unable to pull away and Wests "."on the second 108 880. Eexcellent coaches plus the opportunity t_o'.play ~~the football and have played key roles in the side this season. half. If the Magpies can reproduce that form, this game cou14. Demons supporter. OptionOne Financial Partners can arrange simply and easily for Demon Members. They act on SCG and Telstra Stadium during SWANS games. ,. · There's more to the Eagles' success than recruiting though. go down to the wire. · ·:financ~ The club has also worked hard in junior development and behalf of members to find the most appropriate lender and SYDNEY AFL RECORD - visit sydneyafl.com.au SYDNEY~AFL RECORD -visit sydneyafl.com.au ~CJJALLENCE==CJlP;U_18=TfAM:USTS---~ ' ~· ~'. .. ~ ~-·----- Andrew ELCHAH 1 Bryan AGIUS 3 Michael GOULD· 2 Alexander BELL it KeiranEGAN ' 3 · Ashley BURKE .. 6 Eiimon DOHERTY 4 Michael CHANDLER 7 . Clint McGRATH 5 . sfmon CL~ARY 8 David KERR 6 Marshall CONDON !J. ·Hoa NGUYEN • , 7 Lachlan DONNE 10 KiCURRIE 8 Lucas DUNCOMBER 'if :Daniel PENF6~p 9. , . Matthew EDWINS 12 Tom O'NEIL 1 o Russell FLiNT · .. -,.. '13 -Chrl;GONCALVES - . 11 Clayton FOOfm; 14 Paul CHACHATY ' 12 Aaron FORDHAM ; . J 3 Beau FOSTER ' ' ) ' ;1s. J-4~_tBan;scARE9 ··-. 16 Reece LONNON 14 DavidGARDNER ii7-::.A5hieyPRESTON . . > f.5 oan'iei-HOPE-~·~-:::: '' Y8 · "Joshua MclNERHENEY · 16 . Michaei"KENNi:bv. iJ·9-. lyiin-BOEHRiG-~:-:-. i7 ~ siianan' KERs-t=iA.w~:> 2o thris WOOD ·- 18 MarkMAHER ... :if' -ilussefiWArfs -~~·: w- chiistopher.WiuRilAv-·-~ --- ii - Pai GANNON - 20 MarkPERUzZO - . - i~ · Ryan_i Rushed Rushed kii&Mfl-"i&M@IMW#MM, r_ l L I _ WESTERN SUBURBS PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY CAMPBELLTOWN PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY Marc LORD Dean DAVIES SYDNEYAFL RECORD - visit sydneyafl.com.au CHALLENGE CUP 018 TEAM LISTS NAB RISING STAR NDMINA TIDN The NAB Sydney AFL Rising Star Award . In 2006, the NAB will again be proud supporters of up and .coming young players in the Sydney AFL by providing the NAB Rising Star Award. Previous winners such as Marc lord and Dean Davies have received tremendous recognition. The annual award will be presented atthe League's end of-season Phelan Medal Presentation night, with the recipient being selected from the weekly awards. · Players nominated by their dub must be in their first full season of senior football (less than four senior matches In the Sydney AFL or elsewhere prior to 2006) and must be under · 21 years of age. Players may be nominated more than once throughout a season but can only win the weekly award once. he Round 18 NAB Sydney AFL Rising Star Nominee is James Ford from the East Coast Eagles AFC. James has Tmade a remarkable recovery from serious injury early In 2006 to be the final Rising Star nominee this year. As a result of a heavy knock during the pre-season Under 18 Grading Carnival, he had his spleen removed and was in serious doubt whether he would play football again. An extremely talented player, James has shown plenty of character and determination to come back, making the State Under 18 RAMS side that competed in.National Championships in Melbourne in June. Since then, he has finished off the year with five impressive performances with the Eagles senior side. Pushing himself into an undefeated side that will make an assault on the club's first senior premiership, James has offered Coach Rohan Graham another handy on-ball option, averaging 15 possessions per game. In Round 18 against Balmain, he also demonstrated his brilliance in front of goal, kicking three. majors. James is a product of the Baulkham Hills JAFC and progressed through each of the age groups with the Falcons from the Under 1ls. Throughout his junior career, James has made a number of representative teams and squads, including reP,!~~ent!ng NSW/ACT at the Under 16 Championships in. Adelaide m2004 and the RAMS in 2004 and 2005. ASydney AFL Redbacks player in 2004 also, James progressed to the East Coast Eagles Under 18 and reserve grade sides in 2005~ Congratulations James on being this week's NAB Sydney AFL Rising Siar Nominee! . · SYDNEY A~L RECORD -visit sydneyafl.com.au =, .... PREMIER CUP 018 TEAM LISTS i Brent HOSKING iieii MACKNEY - 3" PatALEY 2 Brendan FITZGERALD (VC) 4 '.'Jack HORDER '-: 3 . Dale-FITZGERALD (Cf~ -: ~: --~-: :"f· - < ... 6' -·~oyanTAYLOlf 4 -- JarrydWATTERS- - - ,___ .... ~ --·- ~ f "'.',rJarl:ies c[A_~~~~ 5 ~irrion DAVIES_ ... 8 Carlo LOMARDO 6 Jason MURRAY 16 ""'Anthony DAVIS- ~ i": :M~jcG(c~R~Ev~-~ ·-- --- __ :_.;_;_ ··--~ .. 11--J;xo'n-TAYLOR _._ - ' 8 Jacob LLOYDE ff'JCi~ii~awo§~~~·~ ,, 9,:~ .Je0 BRAlt\I: ~~:· ~~: ·;· ,·;:__fi:::: =----~ ;- ; 14 WilliamWADE 10 Brent FRANKISH 1 ---- "",,,.. ____,,,~s:;Etii~cfiowNW?:,,;~-"'.:'-: ~--: =·~~~: 11 ;;;.: l'iiCkrVi-""E'-'LR'""oecs=E""'~:_--;""C"'::"":."":~"'~:_..""':" ~ :z~:::F~ 16 Jake BRAIN 12 Kade TANGNEY ~·r:'ci-lris MacDbuGAL~ • - .. ;9--~for;;-,.. (EAt"H __ . ----· - ~~f ·~~~t~~~~~:~~1s9}f~ --~~ :7;'.2 :~:.E~~-: 26"'.'~Jaitie.~:~~9.§F _._ :15"' Andrew MARSH'~"'.:" ··:,·7~· 21 Jack SCULLY 'fo Jaso~ RUSSELL-JONES __ , " 2'.f:.'"~Biake~'PAFfKER ..... ::w .,._ .~ . . . ·--i :~r~ A-nth SYDNEY AFL RECORD - visit sydneyafl.com.au SYDNEY ~FL RECORD ·visit sydneyafl.com.au PREMIER CUP 018 TEAM LISTS WEBSITES ... :: ..j :1 » AFL (NSW/ACT) OFFICIAL SITE visit aflnswact.com.au ~. . ~-~ .. ! AFL Talent Program in NSW/ACI' ' > > 2006-07 AIS-AFL Academy Squad announced One year ago Darren Denneman was appointed Talent Program Manager to redesign our statewide approach. to >> lndependant S(hools 2006 Season talent identification, attraction and development During that period we have implemented a program designed to >>Join the Footyweb Network achieve our 2010 objectives. The component5 of the program include: >>Australian Women set to tackle Irish . . . a. Six (6) Regional Zones across NSW/ACT at ages 13, 14, 15, » AFL Broadcast Schedule-Round 2i; 2006Toyota AFL 16 and 18 participating in our State Championship Series .. '. Premie~hip Season · ~ »SYDNEY AFL OFFICIAL SITE visit sydneyafl.com.au Sydney Football Piaye_rs' Reunion >>Semi Final Sydney AFL Premier Division Team Match ups The NSW Australian Football History Committee is holding a Sydney Football Players' Reunion. »Magpies join forces in Sydney The function will take on the day of the Sydney Grand Final, > > Photo Galleries Saturday 9 September 2006 at the Marrickville Hard court Tennis Club; adjacent to Henson Park. It is open for all players » Fox Footy Sydney AFL Match of the Round who played football in Sydney, regardless of dub and year. > > 2006 East Coast Eagles Grand Arial Luncheon The committee intends to hold similar event5 on the local... » AFLGSJ OFFICIAL SITE visit aflgsj.com.au Rushed Junior Razorback Shield ~~r·ir;w,, Svdnev South PENNANT HILLS PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY > > Club Newsletters On SAugust, AFL Sydney South West Juniors U14 teams, · Camden Blues and Wollondilly Redbacks played off in their >>Photo Galleries annual clash for the Junior Razorback Shield. >> AFL Newcastle Juniors Anals Report The shield was struck three years ago, replicating what the ~mden and Wollondilly seniors did each season in theirfirst » Bellevue Hill Public School Sydney Swans home ~n~away match: The tally going into Saturday's ... Colouring-in Competition .· ~- SYDNEY AFL RECORD - visit sydneyafl.com.au SYDNEY,AFL RECORD - visit sydneyafl.com.au ______. ____.:_ ____ ..:.__...::.__;.;; _ __;c:______=' __;,;,_~--=···'=-- ~---~= ------·-·---,..------·------,--~,,.._. ~ > ~ ; •·A ~1.·_~ -SYDNEY Afl -FIRST &-S5COND"DIVISION-f,INAlS RESULTS --- r=== - PREMl~R DIVISION -RESERVES·.,lfAM"USTS· --- - . ------~~ l BEST· Sydney Uni: TNixon; MCostello; J Dwyer; J Carr; i MHealey; MWakelin UTS: HNailon; MMackay; MFrinsdorf; WHudson; THutchison; MMcNamara i~:~~Vi'.1!1~~1~i~~~~IDB.~:Tr!>_lVl$t®:Fll~~~\~~f:~~~~\f~i:¥ SYDNEY UNI: 1.5 3.5 3.6 6.7 (43) MANLY-WARRINGAH: 65 13.8 17.9 24.12 (156) .UTS: 2.0 5.112.313.5(83) SOUTHERN SHARKS: 1.0 3.0 7.2 83 (51) GOALS· UTS: GCapozzi 6; TPaech 6; MPine Sydney Uni:. GOALS· Manly·Warringah: J Mcintyre 5; J Hogarth 5; ALee S Hardy 2; J Mclennan 2; PAllen; GMitchell 5; 0 Jarvie 3; MRawle 2; BBrendan; RClack; CPridgeon; BEST - UTS: GCapozzi; J Sharpe; NWiseman; TPaech; DVan MAshton Southern Sharks: J Philp 2; CMalthouse 2; Der Merwe; J Colbert Sydney Uni: AClark; J Mclennan; ·R Loxley; J Mcintosh; MCantril!; CSmyth NBiven; KChesterman; CMcAuley; SHardy . BEST - Manly-Warringah: J Mcintyre: ALee; J Coleman; KHayward; 0 Jarvie; MAshton Southern Sharks: t Graf; _M Griffiths; DStanton; MFuller; MBellman; LJohnson ---MANlY·WARRINGAH:-4.-2-5.5-10.7-12.8{80) SOUTHERN SHARKS: 3.1 4.4 5.5 6.7 (43) GOALS -Manly-Warringah: CMcKinlay 4; CPettersson 2; GOALS- Nor·WetJets: MLloyd 2; SBurrows; ATravers; FPettersson 2; RWharton 2; TAnderson; BCollins Southern DShipley UNSW/ES: BO"Driscoll BEST· Nor-Wet Jets: BNess; NHolland; DWaterson; STravei'S; Sharks: BGraham 2; J Wyatt; DPearce; DTaylor BEST -Manly-Warringah: TGolding; TAnderson; ATravers; PKyle UNSW/ES: RStevens; BSearle; DHourn; CPettersson; TKohlagen; OCrombach; ACochrane Southern P.Boyd; RAeming; CGibbons Sharks: BRedfern; BEarn.shaw; BGraham; MGraham; 2nd Annual BJohnson; ACarmody ASTCOASJ .E ·E ·A . G t. . ·E· '!l 1~r:~:~m~2:;a;:m~;5~q~ffl:OlPIVISlQNiJ.f::;,;:]f,~f2:~?. SYDNEY UNI BLUE: 2.3 3.4 6.4 10.7 (67) UTS BLACK: 1.2 2.3 5.9 5.10 (40) GOALS· Sydney Uni Blue: DTimson 3; CStewart 2; NRobins 2; ABuck 2; AKraesst UTS Black:-( Paltridge 2; ACoutts 2; DArdu · BEST· Sydney Uni Blue: TRadford; ABuck; AKraesst; AOverall; AUnsworth; WPunch UTS Black: ACoutts; SMorton; CPaltridge; ALeach; DMcGrath; DArdu SYDNEY UNI: 3.1 6.5 10.7 13.8 (86) UTS: 0.2 3.3 7.8 8.9 (57) GOALS· Sydne~ Uni: DArche.r 3; CMclachlan 3; MHealey 2; · JTerry 2; A, Cfespj;D_ Hoo;~ McWhirter UTS: AKymantas 2; A Davis; J Lindsay; MMackay; MM_ullins; DTeasdale; WHudson SYDNEY AFL RECORD - visit sydneyaf/.com.au SYDNEY Afl RECORD - visit sydneyaf/.com.au ------····-·----··- ·------···---~~-=~~~------'' PREMIER DIVISION RESERVES TEAM LISTS SYDNEY SWANS MEMBERSHIP .,. .:.sv~n~Y1 .. :Swt,tns / 2006 Major ~affle . Celling .on an supporters, merrlbers.& corporate Eir-Yce frCONNOR partners • support your club! ' : · · Josh LOW Jason DUSS : .. 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'34 craig MAGNUSON 36 Jonathon MORAiTIS ·· / i37 Darren CHAPMAN 1st Prize 37· ·Paul RANbAztiY . 38 BerisHfEL. ' To the value of $20,000 you choose from: <& .39 fia.ulGooLfr · '4T James FORD A Ford Fiesta from Ford Alistralla to the value of $20,000 40 James FITZPATRICK 43 Chris MOORE QncfUdlng on-road costs) OR QBE '42; Ber(AJ PENNANT HILLS 11.10 (76) d EAST COAST 7.8 (50)@ CHARLES McLAUGHLIN RESERVE SYDNEY ~FL RECORD - visit sydneyafl.com.au SYDNEY AFL RECORD - visit sydneyafl.com.au I;:.~~~~~~-- r ---·---·- -··---··---;i SYDNEY AFL PREMIERSHIP STATS PREMIER DIVISION SENIORS TEAM LISTS B FF F A 11 1 :.. ... :·•- ·. ""'""'"'""'"-'l.IJ!,;,j,""'"'-""-~_Jl_;_,_-"-"1,.__._--'="--"'"""". ,:·~-:._'::"',;'.·_r...,':~""":I]~~U'f ~f~f !~·1)i·:11ili•-;··· ·"fill:,~')'.:;·:ii/:•'· 2 ·- Sebastian PARKER (cJ DamianHALL CAMPBllilOWN 16 1338 1286 104.04 S615 W2 S Alistair RICHARDSON Declan DONOHUE (C) UNSW/ES 16 10 1058 1634 64.7S 37 50 Vil 6 Shaun JONES NORlliSHORE 16 11 1260 1367 92.17 3115 Wt 3 Nick TODD 7 Jason CLARKE WOllOllGONG 16 12 1067 1528 69.83 25 l1 4 PatMcPRIDE BAlMAIN 16 15 899 2083 43-16 6.1S LS .8 Nicholas POTTER_ s Steven WILSEN . 9 TimPOTTER 6 Rod CRAIG '10 . RoberiwAns PREMIER DIVISION RESERVES U 18 PREMIER CUP 7 DavidRYAN ' 11 Paul FOLKARD 8 Jack DICKENS TEAM p w L D B FF F A % MIR TEAM p w L D B FF F A % MIR '12 Ben FITZPArnlcK . 9 Brett HOSKINS· . PENNANlHILlS i3 11 2 0 2' 0 1306 :412 30231 84.62- PENNANT HiLLS i4 12 2 0 0 0 1282 426 300.94 85.71 13 Charlie RICHARDSON 10 P~ter b~GM_QRE_ CO.i.sT EAGLES 11 2 0 -1 0 1026 467 .119.70 84.62 WOLl,ONGONG 13 10 0 0 987 478 . 206.49 76.92 -EAsr h 14 .. Al~~aMe~ FRAUNFELTER 11 EdWILSEN . NORTH SHORE .·. '.-.13 -9 _4 2 0 939 730 128.63. 69.23 .STGEORGE 13 10 0 1140 654 17431 76.92 . '.:·.' 15 Kieren WRIGHT 12 Dan LOWRY WOLlDNG()NG > itf 4 .i 2 0 861 • 705 122:1l6i,so- NS l!OMBERS 10. 0 0 1302 - 625. 20832 71.43 .14' 16 AJe,xGO_ODALL UNSW/ES 14 7 2 0 9S3 998 95.49 so NS wtlJ)(ATS 13 0 0 763 705 108.23 46.lS 14 'Josh BARRITT. WESTERN SUBURBS 13 s 2 0 880 929 94.73 42.31 RED BACKS 14 10 711 1269 S6.03 28.57 20 __Josh_KE_EN 15 Ben KiNNARb - BALMAIN 13 s 2 0 787 1091 72.14 38.46 EAST COAST 13 12 40S 1206 3358 7.69 ~1 . Peter CAREY ... 16. Adam'suriUNG' ST GEORGE 14 11 1 0 6% 118S 58.73 21.43 STIGNATIUS COLL 23 'MichaelTALBO{ .,., ·-·. 17 . Gavin RAPER tel' - CAMPBELLTOWN 13 13 2 0 384 129S 29.65 0 24 Justin BARRATT .. -18 Joal ROBBIE --,. · - is bamien DELL'AQUILA i 9 Matt BURKE TRIBUNAL OUTCOMES Q. iii Toni ANGEL ---- 20 Jori SHINEBERG · NSW/ACT 31 Scott MYERS 21 JamesWILSEN 34 · -Clirit SETFORb 22 - Jarii~s WlL_SON 36 Jonathon MORAITIS 23 Marc BARRY Ul 8 CHALLENGE CUP ~8 sam-WlbMER " 24 Tim DICKsON TEAM p w L D B FF F A % MIR 41 Matthew CAREY 25 Matt BARNES D Owen IS) PREMIER SENIORS T PREMIER RESERVES T U18 PREMIER CUP T 61 Hayden-eenger IPENNANTii1usJ -- 30 DarilelJacob (i>Ei-iNANTHILi3J -- ~3 r PENNANT HIUS PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY ST GEORGE PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY Matthew Withers (WESTERN SUBURBS) SS Mark Petersen (EA5TCOA5TJ 23 Christopher Macdougal (ST GEORGE) 29 Pete.r Dugmore ISTG£()RG1¥ · · .55 Terr;mce Leisqi_ke (EASTC9A-11J : .· ' 23 Harry-80",Y[i~rY.-Oft:oMiON(;f · •'2s Brad Abbott IUNSWIES} 50 Stephen Ball (UNSWIESJ 19 Andrew Marsh INS BOMBfRSJ 19 :'Giine'Spenc~rlf4NNANr H!iisi ---41 ·-oan1.!iRoiiert5?1iiQii7il™5ilEJ " 19 itlonarch Justin Barratt (PENNANTHIUS) 29 David Seiter ll/NSWIB} 16 U18 CHALLENGE CUP T -reter Carey (PENNANfHli.js} . _.28 Alexander Huggins (PENNANT HILLS) 1S -Joel cur2on(iiAu4J\iNJ · .~S: Ryan Smith (EAST COAST) 27 Terence Little (WOl.LONGONG) 1S Clinton McGrath (WES1FRN SUBURBS) 23 "i~sh~a.Rrier¢AsrciJAsr/ 2_6 1:ialg~rnesl8Ai.MA11VJ 1s Thorna_s()'Nell(~NSUBl!~iiSf:~·23 · Leigh Lavery IUNSW!ES} 26 Anthony Brawn (PENNANT HILLS} 14 Jesse Bray (PENRITH} 20 SYDNEY AFL RECORD- visit sydneyafl.com.au SYDNEY !'\FL RECORD - visit sydneyaf/.com.au ------