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36 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

ROUND 15 Friday

Western Bulldogs v Melbourne @ Etihad

Saturday Richmond v Carlton @ MCG

Fremantle v Gold Coast @ Patersons

Essendon v Geelong @ Etihad

Adelaide v Sydney @ AAMI

Sunday

Brisbane v Port Adelaide @ Gabba

Collingwood v Hawthorn @ MCG

North Melbourne v St Kilda @ Etihad

Bye— West Coast

Hawthorn 23.8-146 def. Essendon 12.9-81

Western Bulldogs 17.8-110 def. Gold Coast 13.10-88

Melbourne 17.16-118 def Richmond 13.13-91

Collingwood 13.21-99 def Sydney 14.9-93

Fremantle 12.16-88 def Brisbane 10.5-65

Geelong 19.11-125 def Adelaide 10.13-73

West Coast 15.13-103 def Carlton 10.7-67

North Melbourne 21.10-136 def Port Adelaide 14.7-91

St Kilda Bye

ROUND 16 Friday

West Coast v Geelong @ Patersons

Saturday Hawthorn v Brisbane @ Aurora

Gold Coast v Sydney @ Metricon

Essendon v Richmond @ MCG

Sunday

Collingwood v North Melbourne @ MCG

Port Adelaide v St Kilda @ AAMI

Western Bulldogs v Carlton @ Etihad

Bye— Adelaide, Fremantle, Melbourne

P W L % Pts D

Geelong 13 13 0 145.1 52 0

Collingwood 12 11 1 170.2 44 0

Hawthorn 13 10 3 136.8 40 0

Carlton 13 9 3 130.9 38 1

West Coast 13 9 4 125.2 36 0

Sydney 13 7 5 103.3 30 1

Fremantle 13 7 6 93.7 28 0

Melbourne 13 6 6 104.3 26 1

North Melbourne 13 6 7 105.2 24 0

Essendon 13 5 7 107.8 22 1

Richmond 13 5 7 92.1 22 1

Western Bulldogs 13 5 8 90.4 20 0

St Kilda 12 4 7 91.6 18 1

Adelaide 13 3 10 76.3 12 0

Brisbane 13 2 11 77.1 8 0

Port Adelaide 13 2 11 69.0 8 0

Gold Coast 12 2 10 55.7 8 0

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1 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Sydney University momentarily dropped out of the race for the top spot on the ladder after being defeated by Bal-main in the Foxtel Match of the Round at Drummoyne Oval last Sunday. In a much-anticipated clash, Balmain jumped out of the blocks, and came back strongly in the second half after the Students kicked seven goals in the second quarter. Jason Saddington was superb up forward, as was Tim Schmidt with his disposal in the centre. Thomas Head justified his Rising Star Nomination with four goals. Clint Wells was easily the best for Sydney Uni-versity. Over at Bruce Purser, East Coast were expected to win easily against middle-of-table St George. However, things didn‘t quite go to script, as the Dragons kept in touch with the highly-touted Eagles at every change. The attacking duo of Jamie Vlatko and Stephen Doyle eventually got the Eagles home. Youngster, Mitchell Edwards was out-standing in his Senior debut for the Dragons. It was also young talent time at Monarch Oval, where Brandon Jack kicked seven goals in Pennant Hills big win over Campbelltown. Jack is our Rising Star Nominee for this Round– more information is on Page 6. In other matches, North Shore survived their second less-than-a-goal win in a fort-night, with a five-point victory over a plucky UNSW outfit, while Western Suburbs also survived a scare before registering an eleven-point win over UTS. It would be remiss not to quickly discuss the quality of our young players on the AFL Sydney stage and beyond. Further to what has been mentioned above, Round 6 Rising Star Nominee, Lloyd Perris (St George) starred with 22 possessions, including 13 contested, in NSW‘s 3-point win over Tasmania in the opening match of the Under 16 National Championships last Saturday. Former Riverview product, Will Sierakowski, also made the headlines last week, when he was named first emergency in Hawthorn‘s AFL side against Essendon. So to this weekend, where all Premier Division matches will take place on Saturday afternoon. Sydney University kicks off the action at home against UTS. The Students will be favoured with the calibre of Ben

Manakarious and Peter Dugmore, against a UTS side who is steadily improving against more established opposi-tion. They led at half-time and produced more scoring shots, only to go down by 11 points away to Western Sub-urbs. The trio of Tom Steinfort, Mark Trehwella and Michael Atkinson have been consistently the Bats‘ best and will figure prominently in their club Best and Fairest at season‘s end. At the Village Green, UNSW/ES are slipping further from the finals race and will be keen to arrest the slide against the top-of-the-table Balmain. After a disappointing display the week before, the Bulldogs enjoyed a much better performance against North Shore. Their improved fortunes came on the back of strong performances from Pete Kefalas and Jeremy Kiel. Balmain are in impressive knick, and are well-coached by Nic Fosdike. The emergence of James Howard and Braedon Jones has helped add run and support the top-line players. In the Foxtel Match of the Round, Illawarra, coming off the bye, host the winless Campbelltown at North Dalton Park. The Blues were well beaten by Pennant Hills, and will find the going tough against the Lions‘ who are still well in contention for a finals berth. Pennant Hills have been strong after the mid-season break, and their credentials will be tested at Ern Holmes Oval against East Coast. The Demons would be disappointed by their performance after quarter-time in their last en-counter with the Eagles, and are better placed to mount a challenge, with the likes of Sam Boughton and Jonathon Gourlay becoming more established at Premier Division level. East Coast have class over the pitch, and will be looking to build on their win over the Dragons. The final match of the round sees North Shore take on St George at Gore Hill Oval. The Bombers are within a win of third place, and have an even spread of talent this year. In contrast, St George sit outside the top five, level on Match Ratio with Illawarra and UNSW/ES. They are becoming more dangerous with more avenues to goal, outside Jon Shineberg. This weekend also marks our Annual Call to Arms Round. Please donate generously at your local ground this weekend, as all funds go to the Cancer Council in the fight against men‘s cancer. It is a worthwhile cause and well worth getting behind.

Another fine weekend ensured a high

standard of matches played with Balmain and

East Coast remaining on top after

withstanding strong challenges.

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CLUB CONTACTS AUBURN Ali Faraj 0414 676415 [email protected]

BALMAIN Adam Coles 0488 771781 [email protected]

CAMDEN Tom Koski 0401 785042 [email protected]

CAMPBELLTOWN Terry Neilsen 0404 072025 [email protected]

EAST COAST EAGLES Craig Abercrombie 0413 642055 [email protected]

HOLROYD PARRAMATTA Clive Sharp 0433 403620 [email protected]

ILLAWARRA Doug Sweeney 0412 721154 [email protected]

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Luke Gemmill 0401 214812 [email protected]

MANLY WARRINGAH Richard Wharton 0413 380925 [email protected]

MOOREBANK Mark Coles 0424 249078 [email protected]

NOR WEST Glenn Whitney 0403 185265 [email protected]

NORTH SHORE Steve Watters 0419 875708 [email protected]

PENNANT HILLS Ian Parker 0428 261984 [email protected]

PENRITH Greg Corless 0412 579061 [email protected]

RIVERVIEW Richard Hawtin 0404 827420 [email protected]

SAINTS afc Andrew Blakemore 0407 012155 [email protected]

SOUTHERN POWER Matt Graham 0416 007131 [email protected]

ST GEORGE Brendan Donohue 0419 405546 [email protected]

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Brett Pettersen 0416 095042 [email protected]

UNSW/ES Steve Ray 0411 408654 [email protected]

UTS Anthony Leach 0412 856996 [email protected]

WESTERN SUBURBS Andrew Taylor 0411 859834 [email protected]

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35 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Round 1

Sat 2 April

NS 17.7 Ill 9.13

UTS 10.6 UNSW 19.8

WS 8.11 STG 13.6

PH 9.10 Bal 13.8

ECE 14.6 SU 14.8

Campbelltown—Bye

Round 2

Fri 8 April

Bal 12.25 UTS 7.8

Sat 9 April

Cam 12.8 UNSW 12.12

STG 5.3 ECE 26.16

WS 16.11 NS 7.5

Ill 7.7 PH 11.9

Sydney Uni—Bye

Round 3

Sat 16 April

NS 4.7 ECE 16.12

SU 7.18 WS 3.9

UTS 6.5 ILL 7.14

Sun 17 April

Bal 11.13 UNSW 9.9

PH 19.13 Cam 10.14

St George—Bye

Round 4

Mon, 25 April

Cam 5.9 STG 14.17

ECE 18.12 UNSW 8.2

WS 9.3 BAL 9.16

ILL 12.14 SU 22.4

UTS—Bye

Pennant Hills—Bye

Nth Shore—Bye

Round 5

Sat 30 April

Cam 2.2 ECE 14.14

PH 7.6 NS 9.12

SU 11.13 Bal 14.11

UNSW 12.14 Illa 4.18

STG 16.8 UTS 9.18

Wests—Bye

Round 6

Sat 7 May

NS 26.14 Cam 7.9

STG 10.8 WS 7.16

UTS 12.12 SU 26.13

ECE 15.11 PH 3.10

Sun 8 May

Bal 9.14 Illa 10.12

UNSW/ES—Bye

Round 7

Sat 14 May

NS 7.7 BAL 11.12

SU 21.11 Cam7.10

PH 12.13 WS 8.6

UNSW 17.9 UTS 6.17

ILL 17.13 STG 4.7

ECE—Bye

Round 8

Sat 21 May

CAM 7.9 ILL 12.15

UNSW/ 13.17 PH 19.14

WS 7.5 ECE 17.10

SU 27.14 STG 9.8

UTS 11.8 NS 18.16

BAL—Bye

Round 9

Sat 28 May

CAM 13.5 BAL 22.13

STG 11.12 UNSW 15.6

WS 8.10 SU 15.13

PH 17.7 ILL 6.6

ECE 23.18 UTS 4.0

NS—Bye

Round 10

Sat 4 June

UNSW 10.14 ECE 22.22

SU 8.9 NS 15.14

ILL 12.10 WS 10.9

Sun 5 June

BAL 15.11 STG 12.6

UTS 14.9 CAM 10.9

PH—Bye

Representative Weekend

Sat 11 June

Syd U23 8.14 Riverina 19.8

Sun 12 June

Cairns 11.8 Sydney 8.10

Round 11

Fri 17 June

UTS 8.6 BAL 11.10

Sat 18 June

PH 8.9 SUNI 10.9

STG 10.12 CAM 7.10

WS 14.7 UNSW 10.9

Sun 19 June

ILL 12.4 NS 11.15

ECE—Bye

Round 18

Fri 5 August

Balmain v Nth Shore

Sat 6 August

ECE v Campbelltown

UNSW/ES v St George

Illawarra v UTS

Sun 7 August

Wests v Pennant Hills

Sydney Uni—Bye

Round 19

Sat 13 August

St George v Balmain

P‘Hills v UNSW/ES

Nth Shore v Syd Uni

Illawarra v ECE

Sun 14 August

UTS v Wests

Campbelltown—Bye

Round 20

Sat 20 August

Campbelltown v UTS

St George v P‘Hills

UNSW v Nth Shore

ECE v Wests

Syd Uni v Illawarra

Balmain—Bye

Sat 27 August

Qualifying Final

Sun 28 August

Elimination Final

Saturday 3 Sept

2nd Semi Final

Sunday 4 Sept

1st Semi Final

Sunday 11Sept

Preliminary Final

Saturday, 17 Sept

Grand Final

2011 AFL SYDNEY PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURE

Round 12

Sat 25 June

WS 14.6 UTS 11.13

CAM 4.7 PH 27.15

NS 11.11 UNSW 11.6

Sun 26 June

BAL 14.10 SUNI 11.8

ECE 15.14 STG 12.6

ILL—Bye

Round 13

Sat 2 July

Sydney Uni v UTS

UNSW/ES v Balmain

Illawarra v Campbelltown

Nth Shore v St George

Pennant Hills v ECE

Wests—Bye

Round 14

Sat 9 July

Campbelltown v Wests

St George v Sydney Uni

Illawarra v UNSW/ES

ECE v Nth Shore

Sun, 10 July

Balmain v Pennant Hills

UTS—Bye

Round 15

Sat 16 July

Balmain v Wests

UNSW/ES v C‘town

UTS v St George

Nth Shore v Pennant Hills

Sydney Uni v ECE

Illawarra— Bye

Round 16

Sat 23 July

Wests v Illawarra

ECE v Balmain

Pennant Hills v UTS

UNSW/ES v Sydney Uni

Sun 24 July

C‘town v Nth Shore

St George—Bye

Round 17

Sat 30 July

Nth Shore v Wests

St George v Illawarra

UTS v ECE

Sydney Uni v P‘Hills

Sun 31 July

Balmain v Campbelltown

UNSW/ES—Bye


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AFL SYDNEY STATISTICS

2011 LEADING GOALKICKERS

PREMIER DIVISION

JAMIE VLATKO EAST COAST 6 41

STEPHEN DOYLE EAST COAST 4 36

LEIGH LAVERY UNSW/ES 4 30

RYAN PRICE ILLAWARRA 0 30

JASON SADDINGTON BALMAIN 5 26

DIVISION ONE

DESMOND WORRELL SYDNEY UNI 0 28

LEVI BRAIN MANLY 4 26

STEPHEN BROOKS MAC UNI 0 26

ALAN FRITSCH STHN POWER 2 25

BRETT HARLAND MAC UNI 1 24

DIVISION TWO

TROY COLE SYDNEY UNI 2 59

A KYPRIANOU BALMAIN 5 47

DALE CHIVAS PENRITH 0 35

TIMOTHY CUMMINS PENRITH 0 30

DIVISION THREE

CASEY STEPHENS UNSW/ES 8 36

ANDREW LADBURY SAINTS 0 23

SHANE POWELL UNSW/ES 7 23

DIVISION FOUR

JASON BRADLEY PENRITH 0 30

TAYT CORLESS PENRITH 3 23

DIVISION FIVE

RYAN LIBBIS STHN POWER 4 27

ANDREW KENT MAC UNI 2 25

U18 PREMIER CUP

ETHAN BARCLAY EAST COAST 4 44

ALEX BROOKS ST GEORGE 0 28

BEN MCGOVERN PENRITH 6 28

MITCHELL WOODS RIVERVIEW 1 25

U18 CHALLENGE

TYSON SIMS C‘TOWN 8 35

JORDAN PIDGEON HOL-PARRA 3 31

JESSE CLARK HOL-PARRA 0 27

2011 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SEN RES U18/3

RDS W TOT

BALMAIN 60 36 12 108

EAST COAST 54 20 21 95

SYDNEY UNI 48 32 14 94

PENRITH 48 36 6 90

MACQUARIE UNI 48 16 18 82

STHN POWER 48 20 12 80

MANLY 54 12 14 80

HOLROYD-PARRA 48 16 12 76

NORTH SHORE 42 16 17 75

SAINTS AFC 36 28 6.4 70.4

PENNANT HILLS 36 16 14 66

ST GEORGE 30 16 8 54

NOR-WEST 36 8 4.4 48.4

UNSW/ES 30 16 2 48

MOOREBANK 18 20 8 46

AUBURN 36 4 4 44

ILLAWARRA 30 4 5 39

UTS 6 20 13 39

CAMPBELLTOWN 0 12 22 34

WESTS 18 8 5 31

CAMDEN 6 8 1.4 15.4

2011 FOOTY TIPPING

NAME LAST TOT

MARK COLES 10 100

JASON SADDINGTON 10 100

LUKE TURNER 8 98

GREG CORLESS 6 98

DION BURKE 10 98

STEVE EDWINS 10 94

BARNEY 8 94

MATT GRAHAM 10 92

MATT EDWINS 2 90

DANIEL JOHNSTON 10 90


3 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

FIXTURES—ROUNDS 13 & 14

Premier Division Saturday, July 9 Campbelltown v Western Suburbs @ Monarch Oval @ 2.10pm St George v Sydney University @ Olds Park@ 2.10pm Illawarra v UNSW/ES @ North Dalton Park @ 2.10pm East Coast Eagles v North Shore @ Bruce Purser @ 4.10pm Sunday, July 10 Balmain v Pennant Hills @ Drummoyne Oval @ 2.10pm UTS—Bye Division One Saturday, July 9 Illlawarra v UNSW/ES @ North Dalton Park @ 12.00pm East Coast Eagles v North Shore @ Bruce Purser @ 2.00pm Manly Warringah v Western Suburbs @ Weldon Oval @ 2.10pm Southern Power v Sydney University @ Gwawley Oval @ 2.30pm Macquarie University v Pennant Hills @ University Oval @ 4.30pm UTS—Bye Division Two Saturday, July 9 St George v Sydney University @ Olds Park @ 12.00pm Manly-Warringah v Moorebank @ Weldon Oval @ 12.00pm Penrith v Camden @ Greygums Oval @ 2.10pm Auburn v Nor-West @ Mona Park @ 2.10pm Sunday, July 10 Balmain v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Drummoyne Oval @ 12.00pm Division Three Saturday, July 9 Southern Power v Campbelltown @ Gwawley Oval @ 10.30am Western Suburbs v Sydney University @ Picken Oval @ 12.00pm UNSW/ES v East Coast Eagles @ Village Green @ 12.00pm UTS v North Shore @ Trumper Park @ 2.10pm Macquarie University v Saints afc @ University Oval @ 2.30pm Division Four Saturday, July 9 Manly-Warringah v Moorebank @ Weldon Oval @ 8.30am Auburn v UNSW/ES @ Mona Park @ 12.00pm UTS v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Trumper Park @ 12.00pm Macquarie University v Nor-West @ University Oval @ 12.30pm Penrith—Bye Division Five Saturday, July 9 Southern Power v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Gwawley Oval @ 10.30am Macquarie University v Camden @ University Oval @ 10.30am Sydney University v Manly-Warringah @ St Pauls Oval @ 12.00pm Sunday, July 10 Moorebank v Saints afc @ Rosedale Oval @ 2.00pm U18 Premier Cup Saturday, July 9 Riverview v Western Suburbs @ Riverview No. 1 @ 10.00am St George v Sydney University @ Olds Park @ 10.00am Illawarra v UNSW/ES @ North Dalton Park @ 10.00am Penrith v Pennant Hills @ Greygums Oval @ 12.00pm East Coast Eagles v North Shore @ Bruce Purser @ 12.00pm U18 Challenge Cup Saturday, July 9 Mac Uni Warriors v Moorebank @ University Oval @ 8.30am Campbelltown v Manly-Warringah @ Monarch Oval @ 12.00pm Southern Power v Mac Uni Kookas @ Gwawley Oval @ 12.30pm Sunday, July 10 Balmain v Holroyd-Parramatta @ Drummoyne Oval @ 10.00am East Coast Eagles — Bye

Premier Division Saturday, July 2 Sydney University v UTS @ Sydney Uni Oval No. 1 @ 2.10pm UNSW/ES v Balmain @ Village Green @ 2.10pm Illawarra v Campbelltown @ North Dalton Park @ 2.10pm Pennant Hills v East Coast Eagles @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 2.10pm North Shore v St George @ Gore Hill Oval @ 2.30pm Western Suburbs—Bye Division One Saturday, July 2 North Shore v Southern Power @ Gore Hill Oval @ 10.30am Sydney University v UTS @ Sydney Uni Oval No. 1 @ 12.00pm Illawarra v Manly-Warringah @ North Dalton Park @ 12.00pm Pennant Hills v East Coast @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 12.00pm Sunday, July 3 UNSW/ES v Macquarie University @ Village Green @ 2.10pm Western Suburbs—Bye Division Two Saturday, July 2 St George v Auburn @ Olds Park @ 12.00pm Penrith v Balmain @ Greygums Oval @ 2.10pm Camden v Nor-West @ Harrington Park @ 2.10pm Holroyd-Parramatta v Manly-Warringah @ Gipps Rd @ 2.30pm Moorebank v Sydney University @ Rosedale Oval @ 4.30pm Division Three Saturday, July 2 North Shore v Southern Power @ Gore Hill Oval @ 8.30am Campbelltown v Sydney University @ Monarch Oval @ 12.00pm East Coast Eagles v UTS @ Bruce Purser @ 12.00pm Saints afc v Western Suburbs @ Pioneers Park @ 2.10pm Sunday, July 3 UNSW/ES v Macquarie University @ Village Green @ 12.00pm Division Four Saturday, July 2 UNSW/ES v Nor-West @ Village Green @ 12.00pm Penrith v UTS @ Greygums Oval @ 12.00pm Holroyd-Parramatta v Manly-Warringah @ Gipps Rd @ 12.30pm Moorebank v Auburn @ Rosedale Oval @ 2.30pm Macquarie University—Bye Division Five Saturday, July 2 Holroyd-Parramatta v Sydney University @ Gipps Rd @ 10.30am Moorebank v Manly-Warringah @ Rosedale Oval @ 10.30am Camden v Southern Power @ Harrington Park @ 12.00pm Saints afc v Macquarie University @ Pioneer Park @ 12.00pm U18 Premier Cup Friday, July 1 Sydney University v St Ignatius, Riverview @ Syd Uni No.1 @ 7.30pm Saturday, July 2 Illawarra v Penrith @ North Dalton Park @ 10.00am Pennant Hills v East Coast Eagles @ Ern Holmes Oval @ 10.00am UNSW/ES v Western Suburbs @ Village Green @ 10.00am North Shore v St George @ Gore Hill Oval @ 12.30pm U18 Challenge Cup Saturday, July 2 Holroyd-Parramatta v Southern Power @ Gipps Rd @ 8.30am Mac Uni Kookas v Mac Uni Warriors @ University Oval @ 10.00am East Coast Eagles v Manly-Warringah @ Bruce Purser @ 10.00am Moorebank v Balmain @ Rosedale Oval @ 12.30pm Campbelltown — Bye

FIXTURES 1-3 JULY FIXTURES 9-10 JULY


4 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Greater Western Sydney GIANTS assistant coach Mark Williams is looking far and wide for supporters of the AFL‘s 18th club. On Wednesday, June 22, the GIANTS hosted over 120 newly arrived migrant and refugee children to play in a modified AFL program for the very first time – the Intensive English Centre‘s Cup. For many of the multicultural youth it was their first taste of AFL hav-ing recently fled the hardship and wars which have devastated their homes such as Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine. Despite AFL being relatively unknown among the 60 percent of immi-grants to Australia who reside in western Sydney, Williams said the club will do whatever it takes to provide everyone with an opportunity to get involved in AFL. ―There‘s 100 different cultures living in western Sydney here and 1.9 million people out this way and it just gives us a great opportunity to show them how warm and embracing AFL is,‖ Williams said. ―You look around the AFL now and you see so many different people from different cultures playing which just shows the opportunities (available). ―Out here now, it‘s an untapped market for us and we‘re really lucky to be out here. ―It won‘t be one week, one month or one year even, but it will be a generational change, it will take time … and we will take time to develop the people in this area so they can understand, follow the game and be supporters.‖

With large communities hailing from Africa, Asia and the Middle East in Sydney‘s west, the GIANTS will toil long and hard to spread the AFL word among people who are more accustomed to the round ball in soccer than the egg-shaped Sherrin. Williams is the perfect candidate to get involved in community engagement programs at the GIANTS having been part of two start-up clubs in the past as a player for the Brisbane Bears and an assistant coach in the inaugural Port Adelaide AFL team. The former premiership coach has also found an ally in NRL recruit Israel Folau, whose Tongan parents moved to Minto, NSW before he was born.

―I‘ve been learning a little bit from Israel (Folau), I‘ve been talk-ing to him about what his parents, family and friends know about AFL,‖ Williams said. ―This is a different culture and a different set up than the tradi-tional (AFL) states and we‘ve got to bend over backwards to show them that we care about them learning the game. We have to break it down. ―Israel‘s parents don‘t know much about the AFL and we need to show them the skills, what the rules are, what the umpires are doing and the scoring system.‖

It will only be a matter of time until the GIANTS‘ supporter and player base develops in Sydney‘s west as more multicultural and indigenous programs are established. The IEC Cup is one program which brings together migrant and newly arrived children to Australia to provide them with an op-portunity to experience a new sport and meet friends as they settle into their new lives.

GIANTS SEEKING SUPPORTERS


33 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

DIVISION THREE

DIVISION FOUR

DIVISION FIVE

U18 CHALLENGE CUP

OTHER DIVISION MATCH RESULTS—ROUND 11

UTS 15.11-101 Def WESTERN SUBURBS 9.3-57

UNSW/ES 28.24-192 Def NORTH SHORE 4.3-27

CAMPBELLTOWN 9.4-58 Def SAINTS AFC 7.8-50

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 12.14-86 Def MACQUARIE UNI 7.8-50

SOUTHERN POWER 10.12-72 Def EAST COAST EAGLES 9.6-60

NOR-WEST 13.4-82 Def UTS 8.5-53

HOLROYD-PARRA 11.7-73 Def AUBURN 6.6-42

PENRITH 13.12-90 Def MOOREBANK 2.5-17

MACQUARIE UNI 10.16-76 Def MANLY-WARRINGAH 7.8-50

UNSW/ES BYE

MANLY-WARRINGAH 17.13-115 Def CAMDEN 6.4-40

MOOREBANK 20.17-137 Def HOLROYD-PARRA 2.4-16

SOUTHERN POWER 11.8-74 Def MACQUARIE UNI 6.4-40

SAINTS AFC 11.16-82 Def SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 6.6-42

HOLROYD-PARRA 10.7-67 Def MOOREBANK 7.5-47

CAMPBELLTOWN 32.13-205 Def MAC UNI KOOKAS 4.1-25

MAC UNI WARRIORS 11.13-79 Def EAST COAST EAGLES 10.16-76

BALMAIN 11.10-76 Def SOUTHERN POWER 10.6-66

MANLY-WARRINGAH BYE

U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 11

WESTERN SUBURBS & ILLAWARRA —- BYE

MATCH TO BE PLAYED 23/7


32 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 11

GOALS, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : R. Hall 3, S. Carnaffan 2, V. Petrovic 1, M. Davis 1, N. Newton 1, T. Considine 1, M. Powys 1 PENRITH : B. McGovern 6, L. Murphy 2, J. Ponton 1, W. Nichol-son-Bragg 1 BEST, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : J. Webster, D. Bretag, A. Chen, N. Carter, M. Powys, G. Robbie PENRITH : J. Ponton, J. Hunt, L. Jones, H. Doyle, B. McGovern, L. Murphy

GOALS, BALMAIN : A. Kyprianou 5, J. Black 2, T. Osland 1, C. Mohen 1, D. Burke 1, J. Dickens 1, M. Car 1, A. Cottrell 1, M. Busch 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : T. Cole 2, C. Wilkinson 2, J. Walker 1, M. Horsley 1 BEST, BALMAIN : C. Bolt, C. Reichman, J. Black, D. Naughton, T. Osland, M. Carey SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : M. Turner, C. Birch, A. Clark, J. Walker, R. Barnes, C. Wilkinson

HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA 2.1, 6.3, 12.4, 15.9 (99) AUBURN 1.4, 3.5, 5.8, 7.10 (52)

PENRITH 2.2, 3.5, 6.10, 8.13 (61) MOOREBANK 1.1, 1.2, 3.3, 3.4 (22)

GOALS, PENRITH : J. Anasis 2, D. Schroot 2, J. Edwards 1, A. Sharp 1, B. Roberts 1, P. Borsato 1 MOOREBANK : A. Moore 1, R. Thompson-Laing 1, Z. Kubicki 1 BEST, PENRITH : J. Edwards, T. Hall, B. Roney, D. Schroot, B. Robin-son, J. Keane MOOREBANK : B. Parker, B. Wells, S. Wicken, P. Markou, A. Cruwys, J. Richards

U18 PREMIER CUP MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 11

BALMAIN 2.1, 5.4, 11.8, 14.10 (94) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 3.4, 4.4, 4.7, 5.8 (38)

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 1.4, 8.7, 9.16, 10.22 (82) PENRITH 3.5, 6.5, 7.6, 10.11 (71)

GOALS, EAST COAST EAGLES : E. Barclay 4, K. Merson 3, N. Crowe 3, J. Pecqueux 2, J. Dwyer 2, D. Wright 2, D. Killworth 1, J. Spencer 1, J. Regan 1, A. Savage 1 ST GEORGE : B. Hodgson 1, M. Dempster 1, A. Whatley 1, D. Cullen 1 BEST, EAST COAST EAGLES : A. Savage, N. Crowe, J. Dwyer, D. Wright, M. Newson, J. Van Veen ST GEORGE: J. Lorinczi, B. Carroll, J. Claridge, M. McDonald, B. Hodgson, D. Cullen

EAST COAST EAGLES 3.8, 10.11, 16.16, 20.18 (138) ST GEORGE 1.1, 1.4, 2.6, 4.7 (31)

GOALS, HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : G. Adams 3, M. Hudson 2, L. Cocks 2, M. Hill 2, M. Ophof 2, M. Stacey 1, J. Schwarze 1, L. Walsh 1, S. Maguire 1 AUBURN : O. Kassem 2, E. Kassem 2, H. Mangal 1, S. Kassem 1, I. Kassem 1 BEST, HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA : T. Mance, A. Munns, P. Zuvela, K. Carville, S. Costello, J. Wilson AUBURN : D. Hillier, M. Hussein, W. Jamal-edine, I. Kassem, H. Mangal, O. Kassem

NORTH SHORE 2.5, 6.11, 10.13, 13.13 (91) UNSW/ES 1.3, 2.3, 3.4, 6.8 (44)

PENNANT HILLS 2.0, 3.4, 6.5, 6.10 (46) ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW 1.3, 2.6, 2.7, 4.7 (31)

GOALS, NORTH SHORE : A. Brinsmead 6, D. Schacher 2, D. Hadden 2, J. Fitzgerald 1, A. Ladomatos 1, C. D'Souza 1 UNSW/ES : A. Dawes 2, T. Keogh 1, R. Farrelly 1, J. Carey 1, D. Collins 1 BEST, NORTH SHORE : C. D'Souza, A. Brinsmead, D. Schacher, M. Scott, T. Bransgrove, M. Robertson UNSW/ES : F. Rowe, J. Coutts, X. Mahady, D. Rutland, D. Collins, A. Foote

GOALS, PENNANT HILLS : A. Nixon 1, S. Hodges 1, T. Edmonds 1, M. Baglin 1, C. McKay 1, A. Mercieca 1 ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : T. Meredith 1, J. Davis 1, M. Woods 1, J. Smith 1 BEST, PENNANT HILLS : T. Edmonds, A. Nixon, M. Baglin, H. Angel, S. Hodges, A. Mercieca ST IGNATIUS, RIVERVIEW : J. Pascoe, J. Davis, J. Smith, J. Cistulli, H. Robertson, B. Hawtin


5 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

AFL Sydney clubs will fight back against one of their fiercest oppo-nents, cancer, this weekend when they take part in Cancer Council‘s Call To Arms fundraiser. Call To Arms is one of Cancer Council‘s annual fundraising events that offers men's sporting groups of all ages and codes the opportunity to help raise funds and awareness for cancer - a disease that affects one in two Australian men by the age of 85. Across NSW and the ACT, clubs have signed up for the cause and will hold their own Call to Arms fundraising activities throughout the month. All money raised for Call to Arms will go towards Cancer Council‘s men‘s cancer research, preven-tion, information and support services. Thousands of sporting teams will wear yellow armbands in show of support to men who have sur-vived cancer, those currently facing the cancer fight, and to remember men who have lost their lives. Last year, more than 3,700 sports teams throughout NSW took part in the fundraiser, and helped raise more than $240,000. Teams ranged from local Auskick teams to professional clubs like NRL‘s

Wests Tigers. One in two Australian men will be diag-nosed with cancer before the age of 85, with 62,500 people expected to be diagnosed with disease this year – including 19,500 men from NSW alone. Encouragingly, some cancers are preventable. While Australian men are more likely to be diagnosed with cancer and are more likely to die from the dis-ease, one in three cancers is actually preventable. All you have to do is step up and get ac-tive by exercising 30 to 60 minutes a day. By limiting red meat intake to three to four times a week and increasing the amount of vegetables consumed each day you can reduce your risk of being diagnosed with cancer. And the big one, if people stop smoking they will drastically reduce the chance of being diagnosed with cancer. Cancer doesn‘t just affect players it affects parents, families, friends and the people that matter most to you. For more information please visit www.calltoarms.com.au.

CALL TO ARMS ROUND


6 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Don‘t miss any of the excitement of the AFL Sydney competition on Channel 518 on Friday night from 6.30pm to 7.30pm.

Round 13: Illawarra vs Campbelltown

AFL SYDNEY MATCH OF THE WEEK

2011 NAB AFL SYDNEY RISING STAR

BRANDON JACK (Pennant Hills)

Brandon Jack was named as the best player in the Pennant Hills‘ victory against Campbelltown on Saturday after kicking 7 goals from various positions in the forward line in only his 7th game of senior football. Jack, who has only played 3 years of AFL, progressing to the senior ranks from Pen-nant Hills‘ feeder club, Westbrook. He appears to be on the same path as his elder brother Swans best and fairest winner Kieran who also commenced his football career late after playing other winter sports. A current Swans Academy member, Jack was also selected in this year‘s NSW RAMS squad, which is always a great achievement for a under age (17 year old) after playing very well at the State trials at Coffs Harbour earlier this year. Pennant Hill‘s Senior coach Kevin Eynaud said ―Brandon has made the transition from junior football to senior football smoothly. He has played almost no under 18 club football and will basically miss that step in his development years, purely because he gives you no choice but to play him in seniors. His greatest natural attributes are his speed, agility and a raking left foot. The most impressive part of Brandon is his attitude and willingness to do the hard work it takes to make the next steps which start by cementing a spot in the Rams squad next year.‖

Previous Nominees Rd 8— Ethan Hailey (Illawarra)

Rd 1—Dave Lycakis (St George) Rd 9—Sam Boughton (Pennant Hills) Rd 2—Jackson Dwyer (East Coast) Rd 10—Patrick Codling (North Shore) Rd 3—Hayden Nichols (UNSW/ES) Rd 11 —Thomas Head (Balmain) Rd 4—Robbie Bamford (Western Suburbs) Rd 5—-Tim Barrett (Sydney University) Rd 6 —- Lloyd Perris (St George) Rd 7— Craig Moller (Sydney University)


31 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

DIVISION ONE MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 12

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 2.6, 6.8, 11.8, 14.10 (94) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2.1, 2.1, 2.2, 3.2 (20)

MANLY-WARRINGAH 6.9, 13.11, 16.15, 24.15 (159) PENNANT HILLS 0.0, 1.2, 2.3, 5.3 (33)

GOALS, MANLY-WARRINGAH : B. Hawkins 9, M. Morgan 3, M. Webb 2, B. Horrell 2, A. Mitghell 1, A. Wright 1, C. Hickford 1 CAMDEN : T. Glynn 1, D. Langford 1, J. Ayling 1, B. Laid 1 BEST, MANLY-WARRINGAH : B. Hawkins, M. Bucheler, B. Collins, J. Pocott, M. Morgan, J. Lambe CAMDEN : B. Agius, M. Halteh, C. Murray, J. Murray, J. Ayling, H. Kearns

GOALS, MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : L. Gemmill 3, A. Polkinghorne 2, B. Harland 1, S. Richards-Smith 1, A. MacCulloch 1, N. Weldon-Bowen 1, D. Brogan 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : D. Vincent 1, L. McWhirter 1, T. Air 1 BEST, MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY : D. Brogan, M. Bourke, S. Law-renson, A. Polkinghorne, S. Ellicott, J. Brackin SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : A. Crowe, D. Vincent, M. Figg, T. O'Malley-Jones, N. Costello, R. MacPherson

GOALS, MANLY-WARRINGAH : T. Armitage 5, L. Brain 4, J. Hall 3, M. Ahern 3, G. Benbow 2, A. Robertson 2, H. Webb 1, C. Burke 1, D. Pearson 1, D. Dickerson 1, T. White 1 PENNANT HILLS : E. Danilo 2, B. Frankish 1, A. D'Archy 1, L. Bligh-Parker 1 BEST, MANLY-WARRINGAH : L. Brain, T. Armitage, A. Robertson, C. Burke, T. White PENNANT HILLS : T. Roddan, A. Dallas, D. Boulet, C. Setford, F. Nixon, M. Frankish

UTS 2.5, 2.10, 5.12, 6.18 (54) WESTERN SUBURBS 2.2, 6.5, 6.10, 6.17 (53)


GOALS, NORTH SHORE : B. Hatton 4, E. Davis 4, B. Sykes 2, L. McColl 1, M. Thomas 1 UNSW/ES : B. Abbott 3, C. McKinlay 3, M. Oke 2, B. Zieschang 1, N. McGann 1, D. Carle 1, B. Elleman 1 BEST, NORTH SHORE : B. Sykes, S. Easey, T. Weston, M. Thomas, T. Aynsley, E. Davis UNSW/ES : M. Keys, T. Keogh, B. Zieschang, M. Oke, A. Goodieson, B. Abbott

DIVISION TWO MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 11

MANLY-WARRINGAH 2.5, 5.10, 12.10, 19.13 (127) CAMDEN 0.1, 3.4, 4.5, 4.5 (29)

GOALS, NOR-WEST : J. Howe 4, C. Kyle 4, P. Webster 3, A. Lawes 2, A. Fox 1, G. Smits 1, M. Ingham 1 ST GEORGE : R. Talbot 3, R. Bennett 2, A. Buttling 1 BEST, NOR-WEST : B. Cameron, G. Smits, A. Lawes, J. Howe, J. Williams, O. Butcher ST GEORGE : A. Buttling, D. Pratt, R. Bennett, M. Jones, J. Bloor, J. Do Canto

NOR-WEST 8.1, 11.4, 14.7, 16.10 (106) ST GEORGE 1.2, 2.3, 5.3, 6.4 (40)

GOALS, UTS : A. Cowell 2, N. Barrett 1, J. Prince 1, M. Ciavarella 1, J. Lynas 1 WESTERN SUBURBS : T. O'Neil 3, J. O'Neil 1, F. McFarlane 1, P. Boyd 1 BEST, UTS : N. Robinson, A. Kelly, L. Madsen, T. Robinson, B. Hol-land, D. McGrath WESTERN SUBURBS : J. Watkins, F. McFarlane, D. Green, T. O'Neil, J. O'Neil, R. Hinson

SOUTHERN POWER 4.3, 5.5, 9.6, 10.9 (69) EAST COAST EAGLES 1.0, 4.2, 4.3, 6.4 (40)

GOALS, SOUTHERN POWER : R. Murphy 2, A. Fritsch 2, A. Cluff 2, M. Graham 1, G. Enright 1, M. Bellman 1, M. Cairnduff 1 EAST COAST EAGLES : B. Physick 1, J. Duss 1, B. Jones 1, S. Pierce 1, M. Sankey 1, E. Okunbor 1 BEST, SOUTHERN POWER : M. Graham, P. Hamer, L. Aggett, J. Clarke, A. Cook, L. Jansson EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Ford, J. Mann, J. Dwyer, S. Pierce, J. Steer, B. Physick

ILLAWARRA– BYE


30 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

AFL SYDNEY LADDERS U18 CHALLENGE P W L % MR

CAMPBELLTOWN 10 10 0 341 100

MAC UNI WARRIORS 9 7 2 151 78

MANLY-WARRINGAH 10 6 4 149 60

HOLROYD-PARRA 10 5 5 119 50

SOUTHERN POWER 10 5 5 110 50

BALMAIN 9 4 5 82 44

MOOREBANK 10 3 7 81 30

EAST COAST 10 3 7 62 30

MAC UNI KOOKAS 10 1 9 23 10

U18 PREMIER CUP P W D % MR L

EAST COAST 11 10 1 248 95 0

NORTH SHORE 10 8 1 198 85 1

PENNANT HILLS 10 7 0 119 70 3

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 7 0 132 64 4

RIVERVIEW 11 6 2 120 64 3

ST GEORGE 11 4 0 99 36 7

PENRITH 11 3 0 52 27 8

ILLAWARRA 10 2 1 74 25 7

WESTERN SUBURBS 10 2 1 65 25 7

UNSW/ES 11 1 0 42 9 10

PREMIER DIV MATCH RESULTS — ROUND 12 WESTERN SUBURBS 0.2, 3.2, 9.3, 14.6 (90) UTS 3.6, 6.6, 8.7, 11.13 (79)

PENNANT HILLS 7.3, 11.10, 20.12, 27.15 (177) CAMPBELLTOWN 0.0, 1.1, 3.3, 4.7 (31)


GOALS, WESTERN SUBURBS : M. Eurell 6, K. Walford 3, S. Hudson 1, S. Lear 1, C. Specha 1, R. Bamford 1, J. Morgan 1 UTS : S. Way 2, A. Kymantas 2, M. Atkinson 2, J. Caica 2, M. Trehwella 1, A. Morley 1, C. Tolj 1 BEST, WESTERN SUBURBS : K. Walford, S. Hudson, R. Barrett, M. Eurell, L. Roehrig, B. Lafferty UTS : T. Steinfort, M. Trehwella, H. Turner, M. Atkinson, A. Kymantas, P. Tegart UMPIRES: Fox, Rowe, Bertram @ Picken Oval

GOALS, PENNANT HILLS : B. Jack 7, J. Keen 4, B. Urwin 3, L. Bilbe 3, D. Dell'Aquila 2, M. Crawford 2, J. Gourlay 2, M. Thomas 1, J. McInerney 1, T. Scoular 1, R. Watts 1 CAMPBELLTOWN : M. Moore 2, B. Reid 1, M. Leach 1 BEST, PENNANT HILLS : B. Jack, J. Keen, D. Dell'Aquila, J. Gourlay, K. Wright, S. Turner CAMPBELLTOWN : M. Leach, D. Linsen, S. Hardy, H. Sher-wood, B. Reid, S. Doherty UMPIRES: Fletcher, MacArthur, Eddy @ Monarch Oval

GOALS, NORTH SHORE : S. Paynter 3, D. Roberts 1, B. Attwood 1, D. Fitzgerald 1, P. Brackin 1, T. Strudwick 1, R. Pryor 1, P. Codling 1, L. Kilpatrick 1 UNSW/ES : L. Lavery 4, J. Parmenter 3, M. Collett 2, T. Heath 1, R. Pert 1 BEST, NORTH SHORE : A. Harry, R. Pryor, P. Brackin, S. Paynter, B. Fitzgerald, R. Wason UNSW/ES : P. Kefalas, J. Kiel, J. Robbie, A. Gulden, A. Rodri-gues, H. Nichols UMPIRES: Lewis, Day, Hawkins @ Gore Hill Oval

BALMAIN 2.1, 4.3, 10.6, 14.10 (94) SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 0.3, 7.4, 10.8, 11.8 (74)

GOALS, BALMAIN : J. Saddington 5, T. Head 4, J. Britton 2, J. Ryder 1, T. Luff 1, J. Howard 1 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : T. Barrett 4, S. Crichton 2, A. Turco 1, C. Clarebrough 1, D. McKay 1, J. Cole 1 BEST, BALMAIN : T. Schmidt, A. Mitchell, J. Saddington, T. Head, M. Edwins, B. Jones SYDNEY UNIVERSITY : C. Wells, P. Dugmore, B. Mankarious, T. Barton, A. Turco, M. Rice UMPIRES: Kalayzich, Baigent, Hopkins @ Drummoyne Oval

EAST COAST EAGLES 3.8, 7.9, 12.9, 15.14 (104) ST GEORGE 3.3, 5.4, 10.4, 12.6 (78)

GOALS, EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Vlatko 6, S. Doyle 4, S. O'Connor 2, B. Ure 1, D. Spiteri 1, J. Dimery 1 ST GEORGE : D. Napper 3, P. Sain 3, B. Jones 2, M. Holmes 1, D. Donohue 1, R. Lombardo 1, B. Sharp 1 BEST, EAST COAST EAGLES : J. Vlatko, R. Bilkey, S. Ryan, B. Bourke, D. Spiteri, S. Doyle ST GEORGE : M. Edwards, D. Donohue, P. Sain, R. Lombardo, M. Graham, T. Addison UMPIRES: Garroway, Richards, Hayter @ Bruce Purser Reserve

ILLAWARRA – BYE


7 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

AFL SYDNEY TEAM OF THE WEEK—RD 12

Rowan Bilkey East Coast

Jamie Vlatko

East Coast

Kyall Walford

Western Suburbs

Brandon Jack

Pennant Hills

Adrian Harry

North Shore

Jason Saddington

Balmain

Josh Keen

Pennant Hills

Clint Wells Sydney University

Tom Steinfort UTS

Jack Dimery East Coast

Stephen Hudson

Western Suburbs

Alex Mitchell

Balmain

Bill Lafferty

Western Suburbs

Rory Pryor North Shore

Peter Kefalas

UNSW/ES

Mark Leach Campbelltown

Tim Schmidt

Balmain

Mitchell Edwards

St George


8 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Roger Moten

Club Colours: Blue & Gold

www.suanfc.com

Round 11 saw Sydney University unfortunately lose in four out of our six games. However, our Under 18s produced a fantastic 11 point win over Penrith and also our Reds got up by over 6 goals in Division Three. Our Reds currently sit 3rd on the ladder and Under 18s fourth so both teams are well positioned to finish the season strongly ensuring a place in the finals. This week our 1‘s and 2‘s return to Oval #1 to take on UTS and the boys will be looking to bounce back strongly after last week‘s disappointing losses. This coincides with the‖ Team of the Dec-ade‖ dinner to celebrate some of the outstanding players that have represented the Sydney University Australian Rules Foot-ball Club between 2001 and 2010. This era was a successful one for Sydney University. The club was a dominant force in the first grade of the Sydney Australian Football Association at the start of the decade participating in 5 grand finals and winning 2 premierships in 2003 and 2005. The Club‘s success was recog-nised by its promotion to the Premier Division of the Sydney Football League in 2007. Since its promotion, the club has rapidly grown in strength as demonstrated by the club winning the minor premiership in 2010 and making its first grand final appearance at the top level of Sydney football for close to 20 years. Also, important news for our old boys - a return game is planned for the Sydney University Old Boys against the UTS Masters side at 1000 on July 30th at Trumper Park. We lost earlier in the year to UTS in the inaugural Ladies Day cup. However, we bounced back with a win against the Maroubra Sinners. We are looking for interested players to help avenge our loss. Please contact Doc Edwards by email at [email protected] The game coincides with the Sydney University Family day. The game will be a great start to the day before everyone gets back to Sydney University with their families SUANFC would like to recognise the strong support from our sponsors – Bendigo Bank, CplusC Design Construct, Sydney University Sport & Fitness, Forest Lodge Hotel, Integrated, Sydney City Toyota, Trust Company of Australia, SportsLab Physiotherapy, Ark Total Wealth and Doughboys Pizza.

¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

No NAME GOALS

1 JARROD WITTS

2 ALEX LEE

3 ADAM MCCONNOCHIE

4 MICHAEL HIGGINS

5 JACK CASPERSONN

6 ADAM CAMPBELL

8 CHRIS CLAREBOROUGH

9 SAM CRICHTON

11 CHRIS KENDRICK

12 JACK LAWSON

13 PETER DUGMORE

14 MONTY KROCHMAL

15 RICHARD BURROWS

16 DAVID MITCHELL

17 JAMES LEWINGTON

18 ANTON TURCO

19 MICHAEL HARTLEY

20 MARTIN RICE

21 MITCH THOMPSON

22 NICK ROBERTS

23 SAM SLOANE

24 TIM BARTON

25 PETER HUGHES

26 MARK RIGBY

27 JAMES BRAIN

28 CLINT WELLS

29 KANE MURPHY

31 JESSE MARTIN

32 MATT HUTTON

33 TOM ELKINGTON

34 MAX CARTER

35 JOSH COLE

36 JORDAN MCCREARY

37 BEN FITZPATRICK

38 TIM AIR

39 BEN WILLIAMS

40 TOM AITKEN

41 PAUL KEMPTON

44 TIM BARRETT

47 NICK BARTON

51 CRAIG MOLLER


29 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

AFL SYDNEY LADDERS

PREMIER DIVISION P W L F A % MR

BALMAIN 11 10 1 989 725 136 91

EAST COAST EAGLES 10 9 1 1215 471 258 90

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 8 3 1154 809 143 73

NORTH SHORE 10 7 3 858 738 116 70

PENNANT HILLS 10 6 4 898 667 135 60

UNSW/ES 11 5 6 923 968 95 45

ILLAWARRA 11 5 6 774 856 90 45

ST GEORGE 11 5 6 789 1044 76 45

WESTERN SUBURBS 11 3 8 717 859 83 27

UTS 11 1 10 690 1176 59 9

CAMPBELLTOWN 11 0 11 597 1291 46 0

DIVISION ONE P W L % MR

MANLY WARRINGAH 11 9 2 253 82


MACQUARIE UNI 11 8 3 208 73

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 11 8 3 110 73

EAST COAST EAGLES 10 5 5 128 50

UTS 10 5 5 99 50

NORTH SHORE 10 4 6 71 40

PENNANT HILLS 10 4 6 69 40

UNSW/ES 11 4 7 68 37

WESTERN SUBURBS 11 2 9 61 18

ILLAWARRA 11 1 10 49 9

DIVISION TWO P W L % MR

BALMAIN 11 9 2 156 82

PENRITH 11 8 3 170 73



NOR-WEST 11 6 5 108 55

AUBURN 11 6 5 94 55

ST GEORGE 11 4 7 66 36



CAMDEN 11 1 10 50 9

DIVISION THREE P W L % MR

UNSW/ES 11 10 1 280 91

UTS 9 7 2 156 78


SAINTS AFC 10 6 4 174 60


EAST COAST 10 4 6 77 40

WESTERN SUBURBS 10 4 6 75 40


CAMPBELLTOWN 11 3 8 43 27

NORTH SHORE 11 1 10 33 9

DIVISION FOUR P W L % MR


PENRITH 10 9 1 218 90

UTS 7 4 3 134 57

UNSW/ES 10 5 5 93 50



NOR-WEST 7 2 5 85 29


AUBURN 10 1 9 41 10

DIVISION FIVE P W L % PTS


MOOREBANK 11 7 4 149 28

SAINTS AFC 11 7 4 134 28



MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 11 4 7 95 16

CAMDEN 11 2 9 58 8

HOLROYD PARRAMATTA 11 0 11 26 0


28 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

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9 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Michael Hosking

Club Colours: Black & Green

www.utsafc.com

Tickets are selling fast for the annual UTS Bats Theme Party which will be held at the Light Brigade on Saturday August 6. The theme at this stage remains a mystery but Jot Lynas is the man to speak to with regards to securing your tickets. It is one of the real highlights of the social calendar and is an event that is not to be missed And as always things don‘t happen by accident so the UTSAFC would like to thank their key sponsors:

Eakin McCaffery Cox

The UTS Union

The Light Brigade Hotel

Audi Centre Sydney

Corporate Edge

Bright Wealth

Canadian Club

Adventure Professionals

Taylor Collison

Port Finance Group

Boheem Design

PSA Project Management

smf recruitment

Hollistic Fitness Post match presentations will be at the Light Brigade Hotel from 7pm on Saturday.


UTS BATS

No NAME GOALS

1 TIM WALLACE

2 JAMES CAICA

3 ZAC JARDINE

4 ANDREW DAVIS

6 MITCHELL HALL

7 JOT LYNAS

8 DAN MCGRATH

9 SHAUN SILVER

10 MICHAEL ATKINSON

11 ISAAC IRVINE

12 ANDREW KEITH

13 BARRY HOLLAND

14 ANDREW MORLEY

15 ALAN KYMANTAS

16 CHRIS TOLJ

17 HAMISH TURNER

21 LUKE TRIMBOLI

22 FRANK BOLAND

24 TOM STEINFORT

25 JONO SPRAGG

26 JAMES GARDINER

28 MARK TREWHELLA

29 SIMON FITZGERALD

30 ALEX WHOOLEY

31 DUSTIN TEASDALE

34 SAM WAY

40 ANDREW BURNS

43 ROCH HANMORE

45 FEARGHAL PURCELL

50 PAT TEGART

51 TOM ROBINSON

56 MATTHEW WILLIAMS

65 HENRY MCGREGOR

66 NICK ROBINSON

83 ALEX COWELL

84 TOM MCGREGOR

http://www.sydneyafl.com.au/


10 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Tom Hill

Club Colours: White, Red, Blue, Black, Yellow

http://bulldogs.sydneyafl.com.au

A narrow loss to North Shore last week saw the Dogs slip down the ladder. In an entertaining and fast paced match, the Dogs had their chances, but were unable to get over the line. Best for the Dogs was the King of Mykanos, Peter Kefalas, whilst Burger King Leigh Lav-ery kicked 4. In other games, the 2‘s finals chances are all but gone after also having a narrow loss, whilst the 3‘s had a huge win and are sitting pretty on top of the table. This week see the Dogs take on Balmain, looking to get back on the winners list. In club news, the Trivia night will be held on 16 July. Always a cracking night, please contact the club for more details. The Bulldogs would like to thanks their sponsors, The Doncaster Hotel, Nicholas Haywood Jewellery Conci-erge, AW Edwards Plumbing and Randwick Dental.


UNSW/EASTERN SUBURBS BULLDOGS

No NAME GOALS

1 PETER KEFALAS (capt)

2 XAVIER BRENNAN

3 TOM HEATH

4 MAX COLLETT

5 JEREMY KIEL

6 JORDAN WOODS

7 OSCAR SIDLO-JONES

8 BEN HABERLEY

9 RICHARD TROON

10 DAVID COUPE

11 ADAM GULDEN

13 JOEL ROBBIE

14 RYAN PERT

15 NICK TSINDOS

16 NICK MCGANN

17 ANGUS ROBSON

19 BRETT ELLEMAN

20 SAM TAGLIABUE

21 JOSH PARMENTER

22 AARON BANTOFT

23 ANTHONY RODRIGUES

24 BEN WOODS

26 LEIGH LAVERY

27 ALEX HENDERSON

28 PAT STOKES

29 CHRIS JOURDAIN

31 TOM ATALLAH

32 JACK MCKINLAY

33 ANDREW DUTHIE

34 TIM GARRETT

38 HAYDEN NICHOLS

41 BLAKE MALCOLM

44 RICHARD ROSENDORF

45 JULIAN DOUST

48 LUKE FOX

50 GILES ROBINSON

55 ANDREW GOODIESON

56 JACK MCANESPIE

59 CAMERON MCKINLAY

60 TIM WIDMER


27 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

www.nswafua.com.au

NSWAF UMPIRES ASSOCIATION No NAME

1 ANTON LEWIS

2 MATTHEW GESTIER

3 DANNY DEIGAN

4 SAM SKINNER

5 NATHAN ELSWORTHY

6 JUSTIN FOX

7 FRANK KALAYZICH

8 MICHAEL PECK

9 ANDREW RUTHERFORD

10 BRENT PAWLEY

11 DEAN GARROWAY

12 CARL FLETCHER

13 TODD FLETCHER

14 WILLIAM MACARTHUR

15 STEPHEN STORK

16 MATT EDDY

17 MATTHEW BAIGENT

18 STEVEN WALLBANK

19 LIAM ROWE

20 MARK HOPKINS

21 JAMES MCBRIEN

22 PAUL BARRON

23 LACHLAN MCDONALD

24 CHRIS MARATHAKIS

25 MICHAEL RICHARDS

26 AIDAN GROSAS

27 GLEN CALLAGHAN

28 TRAVIS DAY

29 GEORDIE HAWKINS

30 JAMES PRATT

31 LUKE HALL

32 RILEY MIEDLER

33 TOM BOWES

34 LUKE TURNER

35 PETER HUMPHRIES

36 CHRIS NIVEN

37 DAVID LENIOR

38 CHRIS HAYTER

39 GAVIN BERTRAM

40 ANDY SMYTH

41 MICHAEL RASO

42 AARON LANGDON

43 DAVID NEWELL

44 DANIEL HICKIE

45 MATTHEW ELLIOTT

46 LEO NELSON

47 ANTHONY VAN BREUGAL

48 ALEX TALBOT

49 JAMES BAILEY

50 JOHN BENSON

51 JEREMY BOLAND

52 MAX KIEFEL

53 ALEX GREEN

54 SAMUEL PARKINSON

55 VICTORIA RAWLINGS

56 KYLE COLEMAN

57 MORGAN HUDSON

58 CHRIS NIXON

59 HEATHER LAURIE

60 MATTHEW KRISE

61 MAX FRIEND

62 DANIEL CRICHTON

63 DAVID MCPHERSON

64 CHRISTINE BURROWS

65 LUKE NONEY

66 BRAD DEAN

67 ROBERT HAYES

68 JAMES BRODIE

70 STEPHEN BAKER

71 ASHLEY SYMONS

72 HAYDEN CLARK

73 LUKE HEARD

74 DANIEL COGHLAN

75 ROBERT COOKSLEY


26 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Michael Dunlea

Club Colours: Red, White & Black

www.saintsafc.com

We welcome Wests (Div 3) and Mac Uni (Div 5) to Pioneers this week. We have been enjoying some great weather so lets hope that continues this week with a double header at the home of football in the South East. Good luck to all sides today. Last week, we had a repeat of the recent wet weather round catchup with the Seniors off to Campbelltown and the Re-serves at home to Syd Uni. Unfortunately we couldn't repeat the earlier double win, with the Seniors having a disappointing loss to the Blues on the wide open spaces of Monarch. The Blues played to the ground and held their discipline which was a contrast to our own efforts. Hopefully this was a lapse rather then a trend and we get back on the right path this week against Wests. I am sure the boys will be more then aware of this after training with Croc this week! Croc declined to add any further comments given this is a family magazine. Neil Conlan picked up the players player. In the Ressies, the boys had a solid win over the Students. This puts this well in the four but we need to continue the academic streak with a win over the Warriors today. Steve Perry was players player in a good team effort which brought a smile to Coach Dean's face (unfortunately offset by his Tigers dropping the points against the Demons in other other game at 2pm Sat-urday of interest). Off field there are still tickets in the Reverse Raffle @ $100 per ticket. Supporters and players, your support is appreciated. Contact Condo for your lucky ticket! The draw is 30 July at the Botany Bay Hotel. The week before on 23 July, the Red White and Black night is on at the Doncaster Hotel which is always a great event. See Dave Turner for details. Lastly, we want to highlight the great support of the following partners of the Saints afc Major Sponsors- Hyundai, Pacific Network Global Logistics, Oriel Building Services, Supporting Sponsors - The Doncaster Hotel, Paddington Bowl-ing Club, Totally Workwear Mascot, NAB Randwick, Coates Hire, N G Farah and Rice Graphic Images.


SAINTS afc

No NAME GOALS

1 JASON THOMPSON

2 PETER CONDUIT

3 BRETT SOMERVILLE

5 THOMAS SHAW

7 STEVE CHICHESTER

9 MARK KAVANAGH

10 TIMO BURES

11 DON WATERSTON

12 MURRAY CONALLIN

14 LLIAM MOUNTNEY

15 SIMON GRAHAM

16 SIMON WILLIAMS

17 ADAM TREMELLEN

18 GREG O‘CONNOR

20 MICHAEL DUNLEA

21 PETER KING

22 DANIEL ANDERSON

23 TIM LINEHAN

24 PATRICK DOYLE

26 ED CASEER

27 BERNARD BUSH

28 ANDREW HUTCHEON

29 STEVE SADLER

31 MICHAEL GARSTON

33 LEIGH WILSON (capt)

34 SCOTT FEIGAN (capt)

35 DAVID COAKLEY

38 JUSTIN HYLAND

39 CRAIG BARNES

41 NEIL CONLAN

43 GREG ALLEN

45 EAMON LOUGHREY

50 RICH ANDERSON

51 STEVE HUNT

53 JACK WESTHORPE

54 LUCAS KINGSTON BROWN

55 BRIAN WHITE

56 ANDREW LADBURY

57 SAM EVANS

59 SEAN HARPER-WIRTH

66 MORGAN REID

74 MICHAEL IZHIK


11 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Nic Fosdike

Club Colours: White & Purple

www.balmaindockers.com.au

The mighty Dockers have continued to impress in all three grades this year with another historic 3peat performance last week at Drum-moyne Oval‘s newly named ―Graveyard‖!! It was seesawing battle in the main game in front of Sydney AFL‘s biggest crowd this year, but it was the mighty Dockers who overcame a classy Sydney Uni outfit to remain on top of the Sydney AFL ladder, sitting above East Coast Eagles. The students impressed all day with some silky smooth skills that had the Dockers on the ropes, but in the end it was the forward press that turned the game with spearheads Jason Saddington (5 goals), and Thomas Head (4 goals) ensuring the seasons best victory to burst 2 games clear of Uni. Tim Schmidt was best on for the Dock-ers in his most dominant game all year and youngster Alex Mitchell was fierce all day in a brilliant performance. Matty Edwins and Brae-don ―Bloody‖ Jones were true to form this year with solid games and a little bit of claret! ―Aussie‖ Jo Britton stormed out of the blocks in the second half setting up 2 goals in the last quarter and kicking one himself. Big Show‘s all conquering cast turned on their best display of football for the year downing Sydney Uni in the Reserves to also remain on top of the ladder going into the second half of the season. The first half of the game was tightly contested, but it was a massive 3rd quarter for the Dockers, which set up a win to ensure a top of the table clash next week against Penrith! Chris Bolt was once again sensation in the backline holding leading goalkicker and former Bal-main dynamo Troy Cole to 2 goals for the day. Christopher Reichman was also fantastic and hard at the ball to help set up the win. Return-ing to the Dockers this week was prodigal son Michael Carey who impressed as did Julian Black returning from overseas. Damian Naughton and Troy Osland have been regular performers for the Dockers and were also among the best for the top of the ladder Dockers!! The ―Great One‖ Andrew Kyprianou continues to defy age and logic every week bagging 5 of the very best to take it up to Troy Cole with bragging rights for the goal kicking tally. Kibler‘s Colts were keen to reverse last rounds loss to a determined Southern Power in the early game and did not disappoint. In their best victory for the year the Colts ran out winners by 10 points in a closely contested game against an impressive Southern Power unit! Captains Brad Plug and ―Milky‖ Duell-Ferguson led the goal kicking tally each with 3 majors and were also the top two performers on the day. Daniel Field-Read was super impressive in his comeback match for the Dockers and was especially brilliant early with some great tackling pressure and excellent use of the footy. ―Slammin‖ Sam Goldsworthy was brilliant down back with hitting some massive targets on the wing to open up the Southern Power zone and Jarryd Hitchcox was equally impressive for the Dockers. Rhy Lindsay is becoming a consistant dominating force with Kibler‘s Colts and again was amongst the best players on the ground also kicking 2 goals for the day!


BALMAIN DOCKERS

No NAME GOALS

1 JANIS BLUMS

2 CHRIS BOLT

3 DANIEL BRIAN

4 BEN TAGGERT

5 REECE DORAN

6 ROHAN BATES

7 JASON COULLOUPAS

8 DANIEL TURNER

9 JASON SADDINGTON

10 ANDREW CLARK

11 TOM HEAD

12 NIC FOSDIKE

13 MATTHEW FOSDIKE

14 JAMES HOWARD

15 A. DUELL-FERGUSON

16 RUSSELL GORDON

17 ROHAN LILLY

18 TRAVIS STEVENS

19 BEN KINNAIRD

20 KEVIN JONES

21 BRAD PLUG

22 MATT EDWINS

23 NICK TODD

24 TIM SCHMIDT

25 NICK DAVIS

26 SAM SCHMIDT

27 BRAEDON JONES

28 DAVID YEOMANS

29 ASH AZHAR

30 JULIAN BLACK

31 JEROME FARRELL

32 JACK DICKENS

33 JOEL BATES

34 TROY LUFF

36 LUKE WILBY

37 MITCH ROSE

38 JOSH RYDER

39 NICK HALLIDAY

40 LUKE FREEMANTLE


12 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Trevor Burnett

Club Colours: Red & White

www.illawarralions.sportingpulse.net

After enjoying a week off, the Lions welcome 3 different clubs to North Dalton Park today. Penrith in the Under 18‘s, Manly in Division One and Campbelltown in Pre-mier Division. After a heartbreaking final minute loss to North Shore a fortnight ago, the Lions will be keen to get back on the winners list against Campbelltown today. The Blues are still searching for their first victory and always provide stiff opposition against Illawarra. Division One will feel the brunt of the University Holiday period but will look to put in a spirited display against the league leading Wolves. The Under 18‘s will be aiming to go two from two against Penrith this season. A reminder to all that the Lions 40th Year Anniversary Ball is being held on Saturday 6th August at Waves Nightclub. For information, contact Doug Sweeney on 0412 721 154 or [email protected] GO YOU LIONS!!


ILLAWARRA LIONS

No NAME GOALS

1 MITCHELL THOMSON

2 ADAM PATTERSON

3 KEN EWEN-CHAPPELL

4 RICHARD OEHME

5 CHRIS HALLY-BURTON

6 JEREMY DANIHER

7 TROY BARTLETT

8 BRAD PATTERSON

9 BARRON HANSON

10 JIMMY WEAVERS

11 MITCHELL DALY

12 RYAN PRICE

13 DANIEL MCCLURE

14 MICHAEL TOUSSIS

15 ETHAN HAILEY

16 LEWIS WILSON

17 DAN O‘KEEFE

18 BEAU BLACK

19 GUY BARTLETT

20 DAVID GOODLEY

21 CHRISTOPHER COOK

22 ANDREW BARNED

23 PAUL BAlLDING

24 ERIN FRANKLIN

25 RHYS CUTIFANI

26 DUANE JEFFERIS

28 TAYLOR BELL

29 BEN GATWOOD

30 JEREMY MCINNES

32 SAM CAIRNS

33 JOSHUA LEWIS

34 JOSHUA TIER

35 PETER LAKE

37 RHYS BANBROOK

38 KEEGAN LITCHFIELD

39 RYAN WELLS

40 MARK DAY

48 RYAN WOODWARD

49 DOUG SWEENEY


25 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Geoff Payne

Club Colours: Black & Green

www.penrithrams.com.au

The Penrith Rams returned to the winner‘s list on Saturday as they overcame a determined Moorebank side by 39 points at Rosedale Oval. Penrith went into the clash without the services of skipper Dave Bradley, as well as the potent forward line duo of Tim Cummins and Dale Chivas, who had contributed 65 goals between them so far this season. After a big loss the previous week to Holroyd-Parramatta, a difficult afternoon was certainly on the cards An even first half ensued, with limited scoring opportunities for both sides. Penrith were on top in general play, however, their undermanned forward line were consis-tently repelled by a strong Magpies defence, the Rams taking a 15 point lead into the long break. The pattern of the match continued after half time, with Penrith unable to take advantage of their opportunities, with matters not being helped by inaccuracy in front of goal which continues to be an issue. Ultimately though, the Rams were never really threatened as they recorded win number eight for the season. Jay Edwards, Bryce Roney and John Keane in his 150th game again led the backline superbly, with Tom Hall and Daniel Schroot leading the charge through the middle of the ground. Reserve Grade made it six straight victories with a 73 point win over the Magpies. A strong start saw Penrith race to a four goal quarter time lead, before the match became a much more even battle. Penrith again took the ascen-dancy in the final term to boot five unanswered goals in a performance that left coach Kevin Tate extremely happy. The three Nathans in Nathan Gatt, Nathan Rowley and Nathan White stood out for the winners, with Tayt Corless and Gordon Howell each kicking three

goals. The U/18‘s again put in much improved performance to go down by just 11 points to Sydney Uni at Cook Park. Against an oppo-nent who had beaten them by 20 goals in their previous match-up, Penrith came out in an aggressive frame of mind to take an early lead, before falling off somewhat through the middle two quarters. With the Students threatening to kick themselves out of the game in the second half, Penrith came back strongly, with only some late misses of their own preventing them from stealing the points. Ben McGovern made a welcome return to form to kick six goals, whilst Jack Ponton, Joe Hunt, Luke Jones and Harry Doyle were all amongst the best. The Rams now turn their attention to the top of the table clash with Balmain at Greygums Oval this Saturday, with the Reserves also facing a testing time against UTS, whilst the U/18‘s make the trek to North Dalton Park to tackle Illawarra. The club would like to acknowledge the continued support of our wonderful sponsors, IGA Signature, Goulburn Valley, Ice Break Ice Coffee and the Red Cow Inn.


PENRITH RAMS

No NAME GOALS

1 BRYCE RONEY

2 NATHAN ALLISON

3 JOHN KEANE

4 REECE JOHNSON

5 JASON BRADLEY

6 DALE CHIVAS

7 DANIEL SCHROOT

8 BLAKE ROBERTS

9 JAY EDWARDS

10 BEN ROBINSON

11 DAVID BRADLEY

12 TAYT CORLESS

13 SAM LOCKHART

14 MATTHEW PAYNE

15 TIM CUMMINS

16 BRAD PATHUIS

17 JAMES DENTON

19 ADAM WEST

20 NICHOLAS COLLIMORE

21 JOSH ANASIS

22 ADAM SHARP

23 MITCH REINHARD

24 LUKE O‘CONNOR

26 LACHLAN SMITH

27 TOM HALL

28 HARLEY STIBBARD

29 JAKE SULTANA

31 NATHAN ROWLEY

36 MARK WOODFORD

38 JOHN SPICER

39 MARK JACKSON

44 BARON SAVANAH

46 NATHAN WRIGHT

47 MITCH RENEHAN

48 ALEX HENRY

51 JAKE SHELLEY

52 MATTHEW O‘CONNOR

53 AARON GOODWIN

54 BRAD REDFERN

55 NATHAN WHITE


24 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Shane Jorgenson

Club Colours: Blue & Yellow

www.goannas.com.au

After 2 big wins over competition leaders, the Goannas were confident of continuing their winning ways. The match against Auburn was anticipated to be a tight, physical contest, and this was duly delivered. After weathering an early storm, the Goan-nas were able to kick a couple of late goals and gain the as-cendency at quarter time. The second qauarter saw the Goan-nas tighten their grip on the game, before effectively shutting it out with a 6 goal 3rd time. A fiery last quarter rounded out a solid 44 point win for the Goannas who consolidate third spot on the ladder. The back line of Tony Mance, Andrew Munns, Peter Zuvela and Kristin Carville were instrumental in the win, repelling a number of Auburn attackes whilst setting up many for the Goannas. Shaun Costello was great all around the ground and Jason ‗Diesel‘ Wilson showed his typical grit at the in and un-ders. Div 4 were looking for a victory against an opponent they had beaten just 2 weeks ago on the long weekend. However, they were caught off guard in the first quarter by a determined Auburn side that was looking for win number 2. After regrouping at the break, the Goannas were able to assert their authority on the game, and were not troubled for the rest of the game as they came away with a 31 point win. Daniel Galayini, Ashley Mulcahy and Ethan Dean were reliable as ever down back, with Rory Woods, Troy Balzan and Luke Mansbridge were creative all around the ground. The boys are well set for a late surge at playing finals footy for the first time in 4 years. Division 5 headed to Rosedale to take on Moorebank, and ran into a very polished and professional unit who blitzed the Goan-nas early and were able to run away with a comfortable win. Albert Leung, Russell Witt, Peter Hardy, Al Fennell, Matt Cahill and Chris Zammit all put in excellent contributions on a tough day. The under 18‘s kicked off the days action at Moorebank looking to get a win under their belt and regain some momentum coming in to the second half of the year. After an even first quar-ter that saw scores level at the break, the Goannas opened the game up in the second with 4 goals to no score. In the second half they were able to resist a spirited effort by Moorebank, and held on to record a very important 20 point win. Jarryd Smith was the standout player on the day, and was well supported by Richard Talab, Brent Johnston, Ben Jenison, Liam Moxon and Tim Watson.


HOLROYD PARRAMATTA GOANNAS

No NAME GOALS

1 MICHAEL STACEY

5 DAVID HOOK

6 CRAIG GEDDES

7 MATTHEW OPHOF

10 BRYCE MAYNE

11 SCOTT MAGUIRE

12 LUKE COCKS

13 JASON WILSON

14 RYAN JOHNSTON

15 JARED FLEMING

16 JACK SCHWARZE

17 TODD WATERS

18 LUKE WALSH

19 KRISTEN CARVILLE

20 SCOTT NOLAN

23 KANE RADFORD

24 GREG ADAMS

26 MARK HUDSON

28 MATTHEW DIXON

29 ADAM BYRNE

30 MARK HILL

33 ANDREW MUNNS (capt)

35 ANTHONY BISHOP

36 SIRELI FIFITA

38 PETER ZUVULA

39 BEN HACKENBERG

40 CHARLES GALAYINI

41 DAMIEN VASSALLO


13 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Brad Freney

Club Colours: Navy & White

[email protected]

In the Challenge Cup, Campbelltown has continued their unbeaten run so far this season with a big win over the Macquarie Uni Kookas last Saturday. It was a dominant first half by the Blues, kicking twenty goals and keeping the Kookas to just one point. Despite the large deficit, Mac Uni didn't give up and were more competitive in the second half, kicking four goals and finishing Campbelltown 32.13.205 to Mac Uni 4.1.25. Tyson Sims was the leading goal scorer for Campbelltown with eight, while Daniel Beech and Cameron Gordon kicked five each. Daniel Beech, James Bottin-Noonan and Jordan Beveridge were among the best for the Blues. In the Division Three game, Campbelltown bounced back from a big loss in their round 11 match to beat Saints F.C. in a tight game. It was a close match with the Saints jumping out to a narrow lead in the first quarter but the Blues pulling back the deficit in the second and taking a narrow lead in the third. Despite a tough final quarter, the Blues held on to win Campbelltown 9.4.58 to Saints 7.8.50. Simon Nielsen was the leading goal scorer for the Blues, kicking three, while Victor Musgrave, Sean Lakeman and Jarred Mullaney were among the Campbelltown's best. In the Premier Division, Campbelltown was beaten by a dominant Pennant Hills. The Demon's took control of the game from the outset and were able to win comfortably, Pennant Hills 27.15.177 to Campbelltown 4.7.31. Matt Moore was the Blues only multiple goal kicker with two, while Mark Leach, David Linsen and Scott Hardy fought hard all game.


CAMPBELLTOWN BLUES

No NAME GOALS

1 BEN YAKIMOV

2 BEN REID

3 TYSON SIMS

4 KURT HANSON

5 MATTHEW SCULLY

7 MARK LEACH

8 JORDAN BEVERIDGE

10 JAKE BRAZILL

11 SCOTT HARDY

12 KANE CLARK

14 BRYCE MARTIN

15 KIEREN MONTELEONE

17 DAVID LINSEN

18 NILS WILLIAMS

19 SIMON NEILSEN

20 JOSHUA O‘BRIEN

21 JOEL WATTS

22 BRENTON SOMERVILLE

23 ALEX SNEDDON

27 DANIEL FRASER

29 JAMES BOOTIN-NOONAN

30 SHANE DOHERTY

35 HAMISH SHERWOOD

36 BLAKE MCCROSSEN

39 BRAD FRENEY

43 LUKE COUGHLAN

44 GAVIN NOTTLE

45 MITCH HOGAN

46 CHANTHA PAL

47 BRYCE JOYNSON

48 JARRAD MULLANEY

49 MARCUS LINSEN

52 JAKE UTECH

54 JOEL PARSONS

55 MATT MOREY

60 MATT MOORE


14 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Kevin Eynaud

Club Colours: Navy Blue & Red

www.pennanthillsafc.com.au

The Demon under 18s scored an important win against St Ignatius-Riverview in a low scoring game at Riverview with the Demons kicked 6 goals 10 behinds – 46 points to St Ignatius-Riverview 4 goals 7 behinds – 31 points. In a low scoring first half the young Demons had a 4 point advantage at the main break. The second half saw the Demons kick 3 goals in the third quarter whilst restricting the opposition to a solitary be-hind. In last quarter the Demons poor kicking resulted in 5 behinds against 2 goals to Riverview but they held on to win by 15 points, Tom Edmonds continued with his good form along with Adam Nixon and Matt Baglin. Harry Angel, Stewart Hodges and Anthony Mercieca were other good players and goals were all singles to Edmonds, Nixon, Hodges, Baglin, Mercieca and Chris McKay. Division 1 travelled to Manly to come up against Manly-Warringah in excellent form. The Demons struggled all game after being held scoreless in the first quarter with final scores being Manly-Warringah 24 goals 15 behinds – 159 points to Penno 5 goals 3 behinds – 33 points. Best players for the Demons were Trent Rodden, Adam Dallas, Darren Boulet, Clint Setford, Fraser Nixon and Mitchell Frankish. Evan Danilo kicked 2 goals and singles to Brent Frankish, Lydon Bligh-Parker and Andrew D‘Archy. Premier Division travelled to Monarch oval and came away with a convincing win against Campbelltown kicking 27 goals 15 behinds – 177 points to Campbelltown 4 goals 7 behinds – 31 points. The Demons had their best opening quarter all season kicking 7 goals whilst hold the opposition scoreless. After holding a 63 point lead at half time Penno had a 16 goal second half to run out winners by 146 points. Brandon Jack was the star for Penno kicking 7 goals in his 7th senior game and only his 3rd year of playing AFL. He was well supported by Josh Keen, Damien Dell‘Aquila and Jon Gourlay. Kieran Wright continued his excellent form along with GWS squad member Stuart Turner. Goal kickers were Jack 7, Keen 4, Luke Bilbe & Ben Urwin 3 each, Dell‘Aquila, Gourlay & Mitch Crawford 2 each with singles to Wright, Tim Scoular, Matt Thomas and Rob Watts Today we are back at THE ERN for our one game of the season at the old home against rivals East Coast Eagles. It is also Past Players & Officials day so make envisage big attendance at what will be a day to reminisce at the ERN and afterwards at the Pennant Hills Bowling Club Make a note in your social calendar now for Saturday 23rd July and reserve your tickets to the Demons 40th Anniversary Dinner Dance to be held at the Pennant Hills Golf Club from 7.00pm. Bookings close early July so don’t hesitate to confirm your booking to Ian Parker M 0428 261 984 or [email protected] or Meredith Du-nell M 0421 666 789 or [email protected] Please check our website www.pennanthillsafc.com.au for regular updates.


PENNANT HILLS DEMONS

No NAME GOALS

1 DANIEL KEATING

2 SEBASTIAN PARKER

3 SAM BOUGHTON

4 TIM SCOULAR

5 STEVE WRAY

6 BRANT JACK

7 JASON CLARKE

8 MATT THOMAS

9 NICK CAMPBELL

10 JACKSON POTTER

11 JONATHON GOURLAY

12 DANIEL DELOOZE

14 TIM WALES

15 KIERAN WRIGHT

16 ALEX GOODALL

17 JAY LEWIS

18 DAN WITT

19 JOEL MCINERNEY

20 STUART TURNER

21 JARRED MOBBS

23 JOSH KEEN

25 DAMIAN DELL‘AQUILLA (c)

26 BRANDON JACK

27 ROBERT WATTS

28 CAMERON SMITH

29 BEN BEASTON

31 MITCH CRAWFORD

32 BEN URWIN

33 MATT CARTER

34 CLINT SETFORD

36 DARREN BOULET

38 TED WIDMER

41 MATTHEW CAREY (c)

43 DAVE MAUNSELL

45 AARON DUNCAN

55 MATT MCCAMEY

59 LUKE BILBE


23 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Adam Moore

Club Colours: Blue, White & Black

www.moorebanksports.sydneyafl.com.

Last weekend saw all games at home in perfect conditions for football with the 18‘s first game of the day against Par-ramatta. After an even first quarter the Goannas took control of the game in the second quarter and despite fighting back in the third and fourth quarters the boys were unable to close the gap. The thirds also taking on the Goannas were never troubled and ran out convincing winners by 20 goals. The ressies taking on Penrith looking to avenge their first round loss were never in the hunt and their lack of commitment to training showed as the Rams won the game easily by 12 goals. The seniors took on Penrith also looking to avenge round one and whilst being very competitive all day just couldn‘t show it on the score board and every attacking foray seemed to be repelled by the Rams big men. At the end of the day the boys just couldn‘t match the Rams height all over the ground. This weekend sees everyone at home again with the thirds kicking off proceedings at 10.30 against Manly whist the 18‘s take on Balmain at 12.30 followed by the ressies against Auburn at 2.30 then the final game of the day sees the seniors taking on Sydney Uni at 4.30. Tunza has organised a bus trip for the Manly game on the 9

th of

July. The bus will be taking a pub crawl trip home with an start-ing with extended stop at our sponsor the Horse and Jockey Hotel at Homebush. The bus leaves Sporties at 8am and return at 1am Sunday morning. Tickets strictly limited at $50 ea with drinks on the bus supplied.


MOOREBANK MAGPIES

No NAME GOALS

1 DANIEL SAUNDERS

2 PAUL MARKOU

3 ADAM MOORE

4 JOSEPH DENSLEY

5 DANIEL HOLMAN

6 RHYS HORTON

7 SHAUN WICKEN

8 DANIEL GOJANOVIC

9 BRIAN CURRANT

10 ANDREW MAHONEY

11 ADRIAN LONGMUIR

12 ROBERT THOMPSON-LAING

15 ANDREW CRUWYS

16 LUKE BAYNE

17 NICHOLAS DENKO

18 JASON QUIGLEY

19 LEWIS DAWSON

21 ADAM FURLEY

23 BLAKE PARKER

24 ANTHONY SIMPSON

25 BRADLEY SCHOPP

26 AARON FINDLAY

29 JONATHON MOORE

33 VICTOR PHAM

34 DANIEL SCHULSTAD

35 BEN NORTJE

38 BRADLEY WELLS

41 RYAN BENNETT

44 ZAC KUBICKI

45 MATTHEW SECKOLD


22 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Leigh Brain

Club Colours: Maroon& White

www.manlyafl.com

Division 1 maintained top spot with a solid performance down at Weldon with a 126 point win over Pennant Hills. After a disappoint-ing loss last week the boys were looking to play the style that has worked for them so far this season and came out with a blistering first half leading 90-8 at the main break. After a sluggish 3rd quar-ter the Wolves kicked away with an 8 goal last term to run out resounding winners. Ty (5 goals) and Levi (4 goals) were fantastic with Robbo and Burkey controlling the game in the midfield. Jabba and Matty Ahern also snuck in for 3 majors a piece to highlight the spread of goal kickers the young Wolves currently have. This week we travel down south to face Illawarra. Division 2 won its 3rd game of season with a solid 98 point win over Camden. With inaccuracy in the first half the Wolves were only 18 points up at the main break but kicked into gear kicking 7 goals in both the 3rd and 4th quarters. Benny Hawkins was the star up forward booting 9 majors. Matty B, LBC, Pokey and Motor were the other strong performers. Division 4 travelled out to Macquarie to face top of the table Warriors and played well despite falling 4 goals short. After holding their own in the first half the Mac side were able to gain a small lead and hold on. Wombat, Hurley and Junior Pilat (3 goals) were the best performers. This week both Division‘s 2 and 4 travel out to Parramatta. Division 5 hosted Camden in the morning game at Weldon looking to jump into the top 4. After dominating the first half the Wolves were unable to convert and only led by 13 at the main break. In the second half they came out a more switched on outfit and ran out 75 point winners. Razzle was again the target up forward booting 5 goals with BA and Seven goal Slobin winning the ball through the mid-dle. This week the boys face a big test against finals contenders Moorebank. Under 18‘s had the bye and will face East Coast this week in what should be a big test. The young Wolves will look to gain revenge after an 8 point defeat last time the two sides faced each other. Finally, thanks for the continued support of our major sponsor the Hotel Steyne and main support sponsors Bendigo Bank ( Freshwater Community Bank ) and Bray's IGA Allambie Heights and Collaroy.


MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES

No NAME GOALS

1 BLAKE BRENDAN

2 JACK HAWKINS

3 TYRONE ARMITAGE

4 JUSTIN HALL

5 TOM BECKETT

6 RYAN WEARNE

7 MATT BUCHELOR

8 DAVID STROUD

9 ANTHONY ROBERTSON

10 ANGUS BUNCLE

11 MITCH MORGAN

12 JAMES MASON

13 GARETH BENBROW

14 MATT AHERN

15 ERIC BURKE

16 BEN JOSEPH

17 RYAN MCSOURLEY

18 LEVI BRAIN

19 CRAIG PRIDGEON

21 PAUL BOURKE

22 DANIEL DICKERSON

24 JACOB GRAHAM

25 WILL BRASSIL

26 ROB HART

27 SAM RIX

28 CHRIS DONOVAN

29 TOBY JONES

30 JOSH YOUNG

31 JADD WALSH

32 BEN YOUNG

33 DANIEL PEARSON

35 JAMIE MCDOUGALL

36 TOM THURGALAND

37 CHRIS HICKFORD

38 ROB COMANS

39 MARCUS COBURN

40 BYRON HORRELL

Hotel Steyne


15 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Glenn Garner

Club Colours: Blue & Yellow

www.eastcoasteagles.com.au

As we head into round 13 things are getting a little clearer at the top of the ladder. With Balmain defeating Sydney Uni last week, they deserve their spot on top but the Eagles are yet to face the resurgent Dockers and that wont happen until Round 16 so until then, the Eagles must continue their winning ways to ensure the best possible outcome come finals time. To do this, we must overcome Pennant Hills today which is never an easy task. Whilst many at the Eagles were excited about the prospect of playing at the Demons new home ground, especially some who used to call it their home, we must head back to the unique Ern Holmes oval to face the cross town rivals. Pennant Hills have had a mixed season so far but still hang on to a top 5 berth and with that, will always pose a threat. The first meeting of the two sides saw a 73 point win to the Eagles but that was back in round 6. Keep an eye on the two pillars at the front of the pack, Vlatko and Doyle who will look to use the ‗straightening‘ factor of Ern Holmes to their advantage. It will be a similar battle in Div 1 with the Eagles desperate to record a win to stay in touch with the finals pack. The boys cur-rently sit in 5th spot, but need to start stringing together the wins to ensure September action. And it is first v third in the Premier Cup with a tight battle almost guaranteed as the Eagles Colts look to remain undefeated so far in 2011. After some heartbreaking defeats to both the Div 3 side and Challenge Cup, they will look to make Bruce Purser their own today as they take on UTS and Manly Warringah. Both games are against strong opposition and the boys will need to be better than their best to grab the points.

East Coast Eagles Team of the Decade Dinner

Saturday 23rd July – 7pm Hills Council Function Centre

$95 per head (includes Meal, Beer, Wine and Soft Drink) Tickets are available online or at the Canteen on match day

Don’t miss out on this once in a decade event.


EAST COAST EAGLES

No NAME GOALS

1 BEN BOURKE

2 PAT WALTON

3 JAMIE VLATKO

4 DAMIAN GATTE

5 JASON DUSS

6 LUKE MCLEOD

7 TIM PHYSICK

8 SHANE RYAN

9 JON VLATKO

10 STEPHEN DOYLE

11 RYAN SILVESTER

12 JACK DWYER

13 MARK MAHAR

14 MARK GOODEY

15 KIERAN MCREDMOND

16 MICHAEL JOHNSTON

17 BEN PHYSICK

18 JACK DIMERY

19 BRAD URE

20 DANIEL SPITERI

21 DAMIEN CHARLESTON

23 BEN ROGERS

24 TRENT BAKER

25 DEAN COSTELLO

26 RYAN FITTON

27 PETER VLATKO

28 ALEX FOXALL

29 ROWAN BILKEY

30 STEVE O‘CONNOR

31 JARED MADDEN

32 LIAM MADDEN

33 JOSH SHEPHERD

34 SCOTT MCKINLEY

35 SCOTT PIERCE

36 AIAN MCLENNAN

37 MICHAEL CLINCH

39 ASH MOELLER

41 JAMES MANN

44 JUSTIN STEER


16 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Rohan Graham

Club Colours: Black & Red

www.northshorefc.com.au

Last week, for the second week in a row our Premier Divi-sion team fell over the line in a thriller, this time hanging on for dear life to hold out UNSW-ES and take a 5-point win. It was the final act in a marathon day of footy that saw our First Division and Under 18s teams take out victories while our Third Division side worked hard but went down to the Bulldogs. The Premier Division and Under 18s teams sit inside the top five, and will be looking to continue their winning form to take part in this year‘s finals. Our First Division team has hit some form over the last few weeks; and have got back to within striking distance of the finals. It‘s been a learning experience for our Third Division team, but their efforts and determination can‘t be faulted in what‘s been a challenging season. It‘s another blockbuster Super Saturday at Gore Hill this week, taking on opposition from south of the bridge. Our Third Division and First Division teams have morning matches against Southern Power, before our Under 18s and Premier Division teams take on St George. And a reminder that Saturday 16th July is Back to Bears Day. It‘s a day when we reflect on the rich history of our club. This year marks the 50th, 20th and 10th anniversary of North Shore premierships, and several of our legends from seasons past will be joining us. Come to Gore Hill Oval on the day for what is sure to be a celebration of our sensa-tional game of footy, and of heroes past and present. Good luck to all players and officials for this week‘s games. Go North Shore!!!!


NORTH SHORE BOMBERS

No NAME GOALS

1 LACHLAN PRYOR

2 DANNY ROBERTS

3 DALE FITZGERALD

4 MICHAEL TRENT

5 JARRYD WATTERS

6 ZAC METCALFE

7 BRENDAN FITZGERALD

8 CHRIS MURPHY

9 ADRIAN HARRY

10 JASON HARRY

11 EVAN DAVIS

12 LACHLAN CLANCY

13 PHIL BOURNE

14 JAMIE O‘DELL

15 SCOTT EASEY

16 MATTY THOMAS

17 MICHAEL VOYAGE

18 SEB PAYNTER

19 RYAN MELDRUM

20 ANTHONY LOWES

21 TOM MCMAHON

22 ZAC MANLEY

23 CHRIS MACKINNON

24 TEDDY STRUDWICK

25 RON WASON

26 TIM WESTON

27 PAT CODLING

30 DYLAN ROSS

32 TOM ANYSLEY

33 BEN CLARKE

34 DAVID ORR

35 DANIEL KULK

36 DAVID MARTIN

37 DAMIEN CASEY

39 PAT BRACKIN

40 BRAD HOLMES

41 RICHARD LYNCH

44 BEN ATTWOOD


21 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Rod Craig & Simon Closter

Club Colours: Aqua & Black

www.southernpower.sydneyafl.com.au

The Power are again on the road this weekend with important matches against North Shore (First & Reserve Grade), Camden (3rd Grade), Holroyd (Under 18‘s) and Balmain (womens). Last weekend was a good weekend for the Power with strong wins for both First & Reserve Grades against East Coast and Third Grade against Mac Uni. Unfortu-nately the 18‘s went down to a fast finishing Dockers side and the women were beaten by UNSW. The First Grade match against East Coast was a very important one in terms of ladder position and the Power started strongly kicking 4 goals in the opening quarter to set up a good advantage at the first change. The second quarter however saw the side dropped right away and let East Coast back into the game to only lead by 1 goal at half time. A return to the Powers game plan in the 2nd half saw them stretch the lead and run out 29 point winners. Phil Hamer was as tough as ever and was ably assisted by the star studded backline including Aggetts and Cookie while Murph, Cluffy and Al kicked 2 goals each. The Div 3 clash between the Power and East Coast was a very important one for both sides with the win-ner to hold onto 5th place on the ladder. The Power started the stronger however were wasteful in front of goals and went into the first break only 10 points. A very even three quarters then followed with no team able to break away but a goal late in the game to the Power sealed a very important 12 point win. Harley finished the day with 4 goals while Lyndon produced some great marks to be one of the best along with Butch and Shaneo. The two wins set the tone for a great bus trip home… The Power are pleased to introduce the latest partner

to the club in Couvaras Architects. Couvaras Architects will be working closely with the club for the proposed development at Waratah Oval. Couvaras Architects goal is to provide good design in the hope that lives will be improved. The social, emotional & psychological impacts of good or bad design on a building‘s occupants are often overlooked and Couvaras Architects believe that good architecture adds value to the lives of their clients and that high quality design is good value for money. Whether your project is a renovation, new house, multi-residential development, church or community facility, you can be assured of Peter and the teams personal attention to every detail from concept to completion. Couvaras Architects are a small, team-based practice, with big ideas – and a growing portfolio of outstanding pro-jects. Their office is located in the Sutherland Shire from where we are able to service the greater Sydney area and beyond. Couvaras Architects take the time to listen to their clients. You may not get what you expected, but you will get what you wanted! ~ Power In Unity ~

¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 Thirds

SOUTHERN POWER

No NAME GOALS

1 LIAM DAVIS

2 ALAN FRITSCH

3 RYAN MURPHY

4 JAMES CLARKE

5 MATT DOWLING

6 ROD CRAIG

7 PHILIP HAMER

8 STUART BRIERTY

9 MICHAEL BELLMAN

10 CAMERON ROE

11 MITCHELL NEW

12 ADAM COOK

13 MATTHEW YOUNG

14 DUANE WILD

15 MICHAEL FINDLAY

16 GRAHAM ENRIGHT

17 ROSS EMMERICK

18 LUKE JANSSON

19 ANDREW CLUFF

20 LIAM AGGETT

21 JAKE HARDY

22 DAVID TAYLOR

23 MATTHEW GRAHAM

24 MARSHALL CAIRNDUFF

25 LEON JOHNSON

27 IAN HOLDER

28 RHYS DAVIS

29 BEN JOHNSON

30 LYNDON HALL

31 ANDREW WARDROP

32 SHANE DEMIR

34 RYAN KING-THORNBURG

44 SIMON DAVIES

52 LEIGH HITCHCOCK

59 NICK NOONAN


20 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Lindsay Bassani

Club Colours: Red, White & Black

www.muafc.com.au

The Macquarie Warriors are back on track after a fantastic win in Division 1 last weekend in the annual JB Cup fixture against Sydney University. The Warriors dug deep to honour the legendary John "Rookie" Benson after whom the JB Cup is named, to run out 74 point victors! Despite fighting hard to the end, the Ressies couldn't get up over Uni in Division 3, whilst the Division 5 Warriors fell at the hands of Southern Power. However, it was business as usual for the Warriors in Division 4, continuing their undefeated run at the top of the ladder, witholding a strong Manly side to make it 11-0 for the season. This week, Divisions 1 & 3 will take on UNSW/ES at Village Green on Sunday, whilst the Div 5 Warri-ors travel to Pioneer Park to take on Saints afc on Satur-day. The Div 4 boys will enjoy a well earned BYE.

Macquarie University has seven teams in the Sydney AFL competition, including four sen-ior men’s teams, two U18’s sides and a Women’s team. Training continues on Tues-days and Thursdays at University Oval, North Ryde and new players are always welcomed.

For more information, visit www.muafc.com.au or find us on Facebook.

¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves U18 Thirds Fourths

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY WARRIORS

No NAME GOALS

1 BRETT HARLAND

2 ANDREW POLKINGHORNE

3 DYLAN BROGAN

4 ANDREW MOODY

5 BRODIE COOPER

6 SHAUN RICHARDS-SMITH

7 JAMES MOYLAN

8 ERIC MOODY

9 NATHAN BOWEN-WELDON

10 STEPHEN BROOKS

11 JAMES BRACKIN

12 MARCUS FIRTH

13 CHRIS MUNRO

14 JOSH MUNRO

16 AIDAN MCCULLOCH

17 ANDRE SLIWKA

18 LEIGHTON CORR

19 RICHARD BELL

20 MATTHEW BOURKE

21 SAMUAL LOW

24 ANGUS RODGERS

25 SEAN ELLICOTT


17 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Terry Mudge

Club Colours: Red & White

www.stgeorgeafc.com.au

Two round trips in the car totalling over 250 kms saw the Drag-ons play at Richmond on Saturday and Kellyville on Sunday. Unlike the previous weekend the sum of the results was a zero but there was a lot to like. Ressies got off to their all too familiar disastrous first quarter and then played some really good footy but the game was over at the first break. The Under 18‘s were soundly beaten by a very good ECE Under 18 but the dragon spirit was certainly evident. Despite the score the young dragons kept trying and better times will come. And so by twilight on Sunday we were wondering how the young dragons in first grade would stand up to the team looking to win the competition for the third year straight. The ECE bodies were big but so was the fight in the Dragons. On many occasions it looked like the Eagles would run away with the game but con-stant pressure by the dragons would result in turnovers and then goals. It certainly was a step in the right direction and a much more competitive game than the first time the two teams meet. The development was obvious for all to see. Our next full round of home matches is Saturday 9 July when once again we will try to run the Ladies Day and the Back to St George Day. Probably worth getting out the umbrella again! Put Saturday 30 July in your diaries for the St George Reunion Dinner to be held at the St George Masos. Not only is this a great chance to catch up and swap stories but it also our major fund raising event for the year. More details to follow. Thanks also to our sponsors Presfast and the St George Masos who always look after us and without whom finances would be even tighter.


ST GEORGE DRAGONS

No NAME GOALS

1 SCOTT RICHMOND

2 DANIEL NAPPER

3 NATHAN SMITH

4 PAT MCBRIDE

5 BEN JONES

6 MARK GRAHAM

7 DAVID RYAN

8 MICHAEL MILNER

9 DECLAN DONOHUE (c)

10 ROBERT LOMBARDO

11 STEPHEN WILSEN

12 BEN SHARP

13 BRYCE ADDISON

14 TIM ADDISON

15 CHRIS OGLE

16 JAMES DO CANTO

17 BEN MADDERN

18 ADAM BUTTLING

19 NICK RYAN

20 MICHAEL HOLMES

21 JAMES BLOOR

22 KIERAN DONOHUE

23 JON SHINEBERG

24 ANDREW HERNE

25 JASON ANDRISKE

26 BEN JONES

27 PAUL SAIN

29 RICHARD TALBOT

30 RYAN BENNETT

31 LLOYD PERRIS

32 DAVID LYCAKIS

33 ALEX WYNN

34 BLAKE GUTHRIE

35 LACHLAN PERRIS

38 BRYCE MCEVOY

39 MATT JONES

40 LACHLAN ORR

43 DAN PERDRAU

50 CALLUM ANDREWS


18 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Chris Hunt

Club Colours: Navy Blue & White


Camden made strong starts in both their second and fifth divi-sion clashes against Manly on Saturday at Weldon Oval but failed to bring home the points in both grades. Both games were bruising encounters, with Manly‘s fitness and strength in the middle of the ground proving the difference. Highlights for the Cats included a strong roving performance by Bryan Agius with Mark Haltal running strongly off the wings. Nick Hills provided the glue for the club across the backline picking off many marks before sending the ball forward. Ben Laid also performed solidly in an unfamiliar forward line role while Heath Kearns and Tommy Glynn added pep through the centers all day. In fifth division, solid games were had by Lee Delacy, Julian Wymer and Scott Jones. Now out of finals contention, the Cats are focusing on a strong run home to Spring and cementing the growth in its ranks over the year. With a young side still in development, the club may shake things up a bit before the end of the year, testing out players in new roles and opening up opportunities for junior players seeking to challenge for a first grade spot.


CAMDEN CATS

No NAME GOALS

1 KANE ROWLEY

2 CHRIS MURRAY

3 JAMIE PAGE

4 NICK HILLS

5 JASON HAYES

6 BEN MCDERMOTT

7 DANIEL GRAHAM

8 MATT PRESTON

9 BRYAN AGIUS

11 BROCK STENFORS

13 SCOTT LAID

14 DAVID ELLIOTT

15 BEN GRASSO

16 DANIEL COLEMAN

18 JAMES MURRAY

19 MICHAEL CHANDLER

20 MARK HALTEH

21 JOEL MCGREGOR

22 MICHAEL KENNEDY

23 GAVIN BRADLEY

24 ANDREW ZOVI

25 CHRIS RAWLICK

28 JOSIAH AYLING

29 TOM GLYNN

30 GREG MCGUINESS

31 BEN CRACKNELL

32 CHRIS BORG

33 JULIAN WYMER

34 NICK GLYNN

35 JIMMY GLYNN

36 CHRIS HUNT

37 TIM HILLS

39 HEATH KEARNS

43 ANTHONY GLYNN

44 BEN LAID

46 KEEGAN TUNSTALL


19 Round 12— June 25-26, 2011

Senior Coach: Garry Bull

Club Colours: Blue & White

www.hawkesburyafc.com.au

AFTER two fantastic victories at home in crucial matches last weekend, the Nor-West Jets will be looking to back up with a couple of challenging road trips as the club is split to either end of the city today.The seniors will be looking to consolidate their newly acquired position in the Division Two top five with a dan-ger match against Camden at Harrington Park, a team that simply cannot be taken lightly with a big scalp under their credit on their home deck already this season. The reserves played their best football of the year, and probably a fair bit longer to land a big upset over third placed UTS to move clear of the relegation zone, but it won‘t mean much if they can‘t back it up and resurrect their finals‘ hopes against another top five team in UNSW-ES at Village Green today. The Bulldogs set Nor-West‘s horror first half of the year in motion when they made the Jets look silly in round one and most in Division Four circles will probably expect them to repeat the dose – the challenge is for the Jets to maintain the hunger Everyone in the club would like to send a huge Richmond Quartet welcome to Amity Jayne Butcher and congratulate Naomie Dwyer and Owen Butcher on the safe arrival of their second child, a little sister for Dallas, at the Hawkesbury Hospital last Friday. Great to see all are doing well, especially Dildo, going on reports from RGs last Saturday night! The club would also like to congratulate Nick Edwards on mak-ing his senior debut against St George on the weekend. At just 15, Nick shows a lot of talent and has worked hard on the track to earn his opportunity – he fitted in extremely well and showed he has a big future. A date to put in your diary is Saturday, July 16, after the return clash with Penrith, when racing‘s finest regalia will come out to play for the Blue and White Slipper at the Richmond Club – see Jo Elder for more details, while another of our great sponsors, Delishus Tapas Bar and Spanish Restaurant, will be hosting an International Beer Tasting Night on Wednesday, July 20. Also keep in mind that the Nor-West Jets will be catering for this year‘s Sydney AFL lower division finals‘ series, so it will be all hands on deck for all six matches over four weeks in August-September – more details to come.

¼ time ½ time ¾ time FINAL Reserves

NOR WEST JETS

No NAME GOALS

1 STEVEN CHASE

2 BRENDAN CAMERON

3 PETER RICHARDSON

5 JAROD THOMSON (capt)

6 BROCK GIBSON

7 OWEN BUTCHER

9 SCOTT ALLAN

10 GERARD SMITS

11 JOSH HOWE

12 STEVE DAVIDSON

14 AARON BAYNE

15 MICK YEE

16 SEB GOLDRICK

17 MICHAEL GRAY

18 PAUL SHERWOOD

20 JAKE BERRY (capt)

21 CHRIS KYLE

23 CHRIS AHEARN

24 PAUL WEBSTER

26 MATT LLOYD

28 CHRIS BLAKE

29 DONNY OLLINGTON

30 SCOTT BRAID

31 CHRIS COLLINS

32 JAMES MOYNIHAN

33 JOSH CASS

34 MATT LAURENCE

36 ADAM FOX

41 GRANT HOFFMAN

42 WAWRICK SMITH

43 JOSH JAMES

44 RYAN BOWEN

46 DAMIAN BROWN

48 SAM MAKINS

53 STUART TIBBEN

54 JONO DOWL

58 BEN CAIN

59 DANIEL GUTHRIDGE

74 SCOTT LONGMAN

77 MATT BROPHY

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