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ROUND 11

An action-packed Saturday afternoon round of AFL Sydney Premier Division kicks off with Inner West Pennant Hills at home to East Coast at Picken Oval, ending with Sydney Uni at home against Manly.

This week's livestreamed game is Pennant Hills hosting the South West Blues at 2:30pm

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Trent Cotchin and Brandon Ellis pulling in the blue and white for the South West Blues!!



 
Final results for Round 11:

East Coast Eagles won by 14 points

Inner West 6.13 49
East Coast 9.9 63

BEST:
Inner West: Jonty Inglis, Ryder Eberhard, Kyle Veerhuis, Lucas Lam, Benjamin Klemke, Patrick Wilmot
East Coast: Marshall Poynter, Baylee Jones, Reeve Simmons, Connor Ballingall, Cameron Edwards, Jacob Jones


North Shore Bombers won by 57 points
North Shore 15.14 104
St George 7.5 47

BEST:
North Shore: Thomas Drum, Jake Veale, Thomas Gillis, Ethan Grace, Jackson Nelson, Aidan McCartney
St George: Callum Nash, Thomas Ingram, Lachlan Querzoli, Jeremy Woods, Alexander Box, Dominic Michalak


UNSW-ES Bulldogs won by 33 points

UNSW Bulldogs 15.14 104
UTS Bats 11.5 71

BEST:
UNSW: Toby Alker, Kieran Emery, Samuel Gaden, Oscar Peter, Cooper Kilpatrick, Sam Thorne
UTS Bats: Lewis McCormack, Blake Tabe, Henry Gosse, Justin Ryan, Ryley Walker, Jack Calabro


South West Sydney Blues won by 68 points

Pennant Hills 10.5 65
South West 21.7 133

BEST:
Pennant Hills: Nicholas Eynaud, Oliver Williams, Mitchell Blow, Nicholas Hey, Aidan Russell, Cameron Este
South West: Eddie Keogh, Ethan Roberts, Bailey Stewart, Blake Jarvis, Angus Langley, Brandon Ellis


Manly Warringah Wolves won by 44 points

Sydney Uni 11.5 71
Manly Wolves 16.19 115

BEST:

Sydney Uni: Nicholas Andreacchio, Nathan Tang, Russell Royal, Ricky Meyrick, Mamadou Faye, Kobe Banks
Manly Wolves: Travis Schiller, Joe Harrison, Nicholas Marsh, Jonathan Marsh, Taine Wright, Billy McGee Galimberti
 

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ROUND 11 WRAP


East Coast 9.9 63 def. Inner West 6.13 49

East Coast Eagles defeated an inaccurate Inner West Magpies by 14 points at Picken Oval..

After an entertaining first quarter in which the Eagles kicked 5 goals to Magpies 3, both teams defended grimly in the final three quarters. The Magpies were only 8 points down at three-quarter time, but the Eagles kicked 2 goals to 1 in the final stanza to record a tough victory.

Marshall Poynter kicked 5 goals for East Coast in a match-winning display up forward. Key forward Ben Zoppo kicked 3 goals for the Magpies.

East Coast’s best players were Poynter, Baylee Jones, Reeve Simmons, Connor Ballingall, Cameron Edwards and Jacob Jones. Inner West was best served by Jonty Inglis, Ryder Eberhard, Kyle Veerhuis, Lucas Lam, Benjamin Klemke and Patrick Wilmot.


North Shore 15.14 104 def. St George 7.5 47

North Shore, after a huge scare last week at Rosedale Oval, got back to business with 57-point victory over St George at Gore Hill Oval.

The Bombers led by 5 goals at the main break and then kicked 7 goals to 3 in the second half as they kept pace with undefeated Manly Warringah.

Tom Gillis kicked 7 goals for the Bombers, with Aidan McCartney and Jackson Nelson chipping in with 2 majors each. Full-forward Jed Robin kicked 4 goals for St George, again showing why he is such an important recruit for the Dragons.

North Shore’s best players were Thomas Drum, Jake Veale, Gillis, Ethan Grace, Nelson and McCartney. St George was best served by Callum Nash, Thomas ingram, Lachlan Querzoli, Jeremy Woods, Alexander Box and Dominic Michalak.


UNSW-ES 15.14 104 de. UTS 11.5 71

UNSW-ES withstood a withering opening burst of 4 goals in 5 minutes from UTS to run out 33-point victors; in doing so seriously denting any hope the Bats had of sneaking into finals action.

The Bats led by 10 points at quarter-time, but the Bulldogs kicked 13 goals to 7 after the first break to register an important victory as they jumped arch rivals Sydney Uni into third place on the Premier Division ladder.

The Dynamic Duo of veteran Kieran Emery (4) and Hugo Birks (3) kicked 7 goals up forward for the Bulldogs. Thomas Charles kicked 3 goals for the Bats, with Justin Ryan and Josh Ralph chipping in with 2 majors each for UTS.

UNSW-ES’ best players were Toby Alker, the evergreen Emery, Samuel Gaden, Oscar Peter, Cooper Kilpatrick and Sam Thorne. UTS was best served by Lewis McCormack, Blake Tabe, Henry Gosse, Ryan, Ryley Walker and Jack Calabro.


South West Sydney 21.7 133 def. Pennant Hills 10.5 65

South West Sydney rocketed back into the Top Five with an outstanding 68-point victory over Pennant Hills at Mike Kenny Oval. The Blues ran out winners in a high-scoring game, with guest Blues players, Brownlow Medallist and Richmond Premiership skipper Trent Cotchin and Tiger/Sun Brandon Ellis thrilling the healthy crowd on hand at Cherrybrook.

After an insane first quarter that lasted 33 minutes and featured 12 goals, the Blues, after leading by 17 points at half-time, shut the door on the Demons in the pivotal third quarter, kicking 7 goals whilst keeping the Demons scoreless. The two sides again entertained the crowd with combined 7 goals in the final stanza.

In the absence of Nic Dunshea, Eddie Keogh kicked 5 goals for the Blues. Bailey Stewart kicked 3 goals for the Blues as part of a great all-round display from the talented midfielder. Nick Hey kicked 4 goals for Pennant Hills, with skipper Mitchell Blow chipping in with 2 majors for the Demons.

The Blues best players were Keogh, Ethan Roberts, Stewart, Blake Jarvis, Angus Langley and Ellis. Pennant Hills were best served by Nicholas Eynaud, Oliver Williams, Blow, Hey, Aidan Russell and Cameron Este.


Manly Warringah 16.19 115 def. Sydney University 11.5 71

In the late game at Uni #1 Oval, Manly Warringah overcame a sluggish start to run out 44-point victors over Sydney University.

University led by 11 points at quarter-time, but the Wolves, no doubt stung into action, piled on 6 goals to 2 in the second quarter to lead by 8 points at the main break. Manly and Uni combined for 15 goals in an exciting second half, but, once again, Manly ran away with the game in the fourth quarter.

Phelan Medal favourite Travis Schiller kicked 4 goals for the Wolves. Cam Manuel, Zach Youlten and Jesse Wadeisha all chipped in with 2 majors for Manly. Luke Haddad and Nik Dale kicked 3 goals each for the Students.

Manly Warringah’s best players were Schiller, Joe Harrison, Nicholas Marsh, Jonathan Marsh, Taine Wright and Billy McGee-Galimberti. Sydney Uni was best served by Nicholas Andreacchio, Nathan Tang, Russell Royal, Ricky Meyrick, Mamadou Faye and Kobe Banks.
 
ROUND 12

Five Saturday afternoon games await in this weekend's AFL Sydney Premier Division.

The round kicks off with the Sydney Uni Students up against East Coast at Sydney Uni Oval, ending with St George hosting the UNSW Bulldogs at Old Park.

This week's livestreamed game is East Coast v Sydney Uni, starting at noon.

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Final results for Round 12:

Sydney University won by 25 points

Sydney Uni11.15 81
East Coast 8.8 56

BEST:
Sydney Uni: Alex Witherden, Hugo Blacker, Harry Cameron, Mamadou Faye, Nathan Tang, Nicholas Andreacchio
East Coast: Jacob Jones, Cameron Edwards, Harry Elbourne, Baylee Jones, Reeve Simmons, Corey Dowle


North Shore Bombers won by 8 points

UTS Bats 9.7 61
North Shore 10.9 69

BEST:
UTS Bats: Lewis McCormack, Lachlan McNamara, Henry Gosse, Hamish Latchford, Blake Tabe, Josh Ralph
North Shore: Max Toohey, Finn Chalmers, Max Thomas, Sean Netting, Ethan Grace, Thomas Gillis


South West Sydney Blues won by 103 points

South West 19.12 126
Inner West 3.5 23

BEST:
South West: Ethan Roberts, Coby Hilton, Heath Mercer, James Kennedy, Ryan Shipard, Liam Burns
Inner West: Thye Hamilton, Jye Doyle, Jonty Inglis, Keegan Litchfield, Ryder Eberhard, Kyle Veerhuis


Manly Warringah Wolves won by 44 points

Manly Wolves 24.16 160
Pennant Hills 3.4 22

BEST:
Manly Wolves: Joe Harrison, Taine Wright, Travis Schiller, Barry O’Connor, Cameron Manuel, Jonathan Marsh
Pennant Hills: Nicholas Eynaud, Aidan Russell, Cameron Mitchell, Charles Allison, Luka Jordaan, Jonathan Friend


UNSW-ES Bulldogs won by 87 points

St George 6.3 39
UNSW Bulldogs 17.24 126

BEST:
St George: Dominic Michalak, Riley Taylor, Matt Saunders, Lachlan Querzoli, Roman Pickett, Lachlan Cabor
UNSW: Toby Renshaw, Taine Moraschi, Oscar Clifton, Kieran Emery, Sam Thorne, Nathan Kenny
 
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ROUND 12 REVIEW


Sydney University 11.15 81 def. East Coast Eagles 8.8 56

Sydney University ground out a tough 25-point victory over a spirited East Coast Eagles at Uni #1 Oval.

After a tight first half, the Students led by 5 points at the main break. After the Eagles rocketed into the lead in the third quarter, University settled down, eventually kicked 7 goals to 4 in the second half.

Forwards Hugo Blacker and Tom Ryan kicked 3 goals apiece for the Students. Ben Currie, Ben Rogers, and Matthew Eastman all kicked 2 goals for the Eagles.

Sydney Uni’s best players were Alex Witherden, Blacker, Harry Cameron, Mamadou Faye, Nathan Tang, and Nicholas Andreacchio. East Coast was best served by regular contributors Jacob Jones, Cameron Edwards, Harry Elbourne, Baylee Jones, ruck Reeve Simmons, and Corey Dowle.


North Shore 10.9 69 def. UTS 9.7 61

North Shore withstood a third-quarter surge from UTS to squeak home by 8 points at Trumper Oval.

The Bombers led by 14 points at half time. UTS, welcoming back talisman Ash Backlund, kicked 5 goals to 1 as they turned the game completely on its head in a dominant third quarter. The Bombers, who stared down a possible upset 14 days earlier at Rosedale Oval, then kicked 3 final quarter goals, whilst keeping the Bats goalless, to secure a hard-earned victory.

Max Thomas kicked 3 goals for the Bombers, with Phelan Medal hopeful Ethan Grace chipping in with two majors. Backlund kicked 4 goals for the Bats, with Josh Ralph and Thomas Charles managing 2 goals each for the hosts.


North Shore’s best players were Max Toohey, Finn Chalmers, Thomas, Sean Netting, Grace, and Thomas Gillis. UTS was best served by Lewis McCormack, Lachlan McNamara, Henry Gosse, Hamish Latchford, Blake Tabe, and Ralph.


South West Sydney 19.12 123 def. Inner West 3.5 23

South West Sydney Blues shot 6 points clear of Pennant Hills with a 103-point over an injury depleted Inner West Magpies at Rosedale Oval.

The Blues were consistent throughout the game, kicking 9 goals in the first half and 10 in the second half as they clearly aim for finals footy at Blacktown in late August.

James Kennedy kicked 5 goals for the Blues, and he was well supported by Bailey-Dean Latanis and big Eddie Keogh, both of whom managed 4 goals for the hosts. Ryder Eberhard kicked 2 goals for the Magpies.

South West Sydney’s best players were Ethan Roberts, Coby Hilton, Heath Mercer, Kennedy, Ryan Shipard, and Liam Burns. Inner West was best served by Thye Hamilton, Jye Doyle, Jonty Inglis, Keegan Litchfield, Eberhard, and Kyle Veerhuis.


Manly Warringah 24.16 160 def. Pennant Hills 3.4 22

Manly Warringah were in a ruthless, trenchant mood against Pennant Hills on Saturday, with the Wolves disposing of the Demons by a massive 138 points at Weldon Oval.

Manly led by 50 points at the main break but went simply berserk in the final quarter, kicking 10.2 to 0.1 in a phenomenal performance from the clear competition favourites.

Cam Manuel, Travis Schiller, and Jesse Wadeisha all kicked 4 goals for the Wolves. The Prince, Theo Moraitis, kicked 2 goals for the Demons as Pennant Hills welcomed back their full forward after a lengthy absence.

Manly Warringah’s best players were Joe Harrison, Taine Wright, the outstanding Schiller, Barry O’Connor, Manuel, and Jonathan Marsh. Pennant Hills was best served by Nicholas Eynaud, Aidan Russell, Cameron Mitchell, Charles Allison, Luka Jordaan and Jonathan Friend.


UNSW-ES 17.24 126 def. St George 6.3 39

UNSW-ES also produced a devastating performance at Olds Park on Saturday, belting hosts St George by 87 points.

The Bulldogs shot out to a 25-point lead at quarter-time, increasing their lead at each break. The fact that the Bulldogs kept the never-say-die Dragons scoreless in the final quarter will please coaching staff.

Veteran full-forward Kieran Emery kicked 5 goals for UNSW-ES as he continued his rich vein of form this season. St George full-forward Jed Robin kicked 2 goals against his former club.

UNSW-ES’ best players were Toby Renshaw, Taine Moraschi, Oscar Clifton, Emery, representative midfielder Sam Thorne, and Nathan Kenny. St George was best served by backline general Dominic Michalak, Riley Taylor, stalwart Matt Saunders, Lachlan Querzoli, Roman Pickett, and Lachlan Cabor.
 
ROUND 13

Another action-packed Saturday afternoon of Premier Division games awaits in AFL Sydney this weekend.

The round kicks off with the Sydney Uni Students up against Inner West at home at Sydney Uni Oval, with the ladder-leading Manly Wolves at home against UTS Bats.

This week's livestreamed game is St George v South West Sydney, starting at 12:45pm.

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Final results for Round 13:

Sydney University won by 48 points

Sydney Uni 13.12 90
Inner West 3.5 23

BEST:
Sydney Uni: Alex Witherden, Rory Barkley, Mamadou Faye, Jay Tang, Max Kozlik, Izaac Hughes
Inner West: Jonathon Bowyer, Jaden Gilheany, Jye Doyle, Michael Tuttle, Nicholas McCormack, Keegan Litchfield


North Shore Bombers won by 55 points

East Coast 6.8 44
North Shore 15.9 99

BEST:
East Coast: Jacob Jones, Reeve Simmons, Baylee Jones, Jesse Eldred, Angus Edwards, Cameron Edwards
North Shore: tbc


South West Sydney Blues won by 73 points

St George 8.3 51
South West 18.16 124

BEST:
St George: Kirian Ayres, Liam Taylor, Cave Mcknight, Matt Saunders, Jack Logan, Lachlan Querzoli
South West: Bailey-Dean Latanis, Heath Mercer, Matthew Storey, William Lockett, Ethan Roberts, Khy Gibbs


UNSW-ES Bulldogs won by 90 points

Pennant Hills 5.9 39
UNSW Bulldogs 20.9 129

BEST:
Pennant Hills: Cameron Mitchell, Nicholas Eynaud, Kieron Coaldrake, Zac Elliott, Lachlan Willey, Liam Everett
UNSW-ES: Oscar Peter, Jordan Endemann, Billy Longmire, William Spencer, Toby Alker, Fred Tricks


Manly Warringah Wolves won by 44 points

Manly Wolves 12.15 87
UTS Bats 7.8 50

BEST:
Manly Wolves: Cameron Manuel, Joe Harrison, Lachlan Price, Ky Mcgrath, Kale Gabila
UTS Bats: Henry Gosse, Hamish Latchford, Justin Ryan, Thomas Charles, Tom Gordon, Louis Pribula
 

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ROUND 13 REVIEW

Sydney University 13.12.90 def. Inner West Magpies 5.12.42

A dominant first quarter from Sydney University set up a comfortable 48-point win over Inner West Magpies at Uni #1 Oval.

The Students jumped out a 29-point lead at quarter time, and despite a rally from the Magpies in the second quarter, University were never seriously threatened as they secured another 4 points ahead of a crucial, difficult 4-week period that will decide if they make the Top 3.

Izaac Hughes, Hugo Blacker and Braydon Pilot all kicked 3 goals for Sydney Uni. Jaden Gilheany kicked 3 goals for the Magpies.

Sydney Uni’s best players were Alex Witherden, Rory Barkley, Mamadou Faye, Jay Tang, Max Kozlik and Hughes. Inner West was best served by Jonathon Bowyer, Gilheany, Jye Doyle, Michael Tuttle, Nicholas McCormack and Keegan Litchfield.


North Shore 15.9.99 def. East Coast Eagles 6.8.44

Much like Sydney Uni, a dominant first quarter from North Shore set up a 55-point win over East Coast Eagles at Bruce Purser Reserve.

The Bombers flew out of the blocks, leading by 29 points at quarter time then by 58 points at half time. It was 5 goals apiece in the second half as East Coast battled hard, but the damage had already been done and the Bombers cruised to another victory.

Max Thomas kicked 4 goals for North Shore, with Charlie Stephens chipping in with 3 majors. Marshall Poynter kicked 2 goals for the Eagles.

North Shore’s best players were not available at the time of writing. East Coast was best served by Jacob Jones, Reeve Simmons, Baylee Jones, Jesse Eldred, Angus Edwards and Cameron Edwards.


South West Sydney 18.16.124 def. St George 8.3.51

A red-hot South West Sydney Blues had a huge day out at Olds Park, thrashing St George by 73 points.

The Blues led by 61 points at the main break, courtesy of an electrifying 7 goal second quarter, in which small forward Bailey-Dean Latanis kicked an amazing 5 goals. St George dug deep in the second half, managing 4 goals to the Blues 5, but the Blues are close to securing a finals berth after this well-constructed victory.


Latanis kicked 5 goals for the Blues, with Heath Mercer and William Lockett chipping with 3 goals each. Jed Robin and Kirian Ayres kicked 2 goals each for the Dragons.

South West Sydney’s best players were Latanis, Mercer, Matthew Storey, Lockett, Ethan Roberts and Khy Gibbs. St George was best served by Ayres, Liam Taylor, Cave McKnight (surely one of the most improved players in Premier Division), Matt Saunders, Jack Logan and Lachlan Querzoli.


UNSW-ES 20.9.129 def. Pennant Hills 5.9.39

UNSW-ES consolidated third place on the ladder with a 90-point demolition of Pennant Hills at Mike Kenny Oval.

The Bulldogs collected valuable percentage as they piled on the misery for the Demons in a clinical 4-quarter performance.

Skipper Will Spencer led all goalkickers with 4 majors, aided and abetted by Jake Brown, William Foster and Billy Longmire, all of whom managed 3 goals on a day where the Bulldogs kicked 20 goals from 29 effective shots on goal. Nick Hey kicked 3 goals for the Demons as they fell 10 points behind South West Sydney on the Premier Division ladder.

UNSW-ES’ best players were Oscar Peter, Jordan Endemann, Longmire, Spencer, Toby Alker and Fred Tricks. Pennant Hills was best served by Cameron Mitchell, Nicholas Eynaud, Kieron Coaldrake, Zac Elliott, Lachlan Willey and Liam Everett.


Manly Warringah 12.15.87 def. UTS 7.8.50

Undefeated competition leaders Manly Warringah were made to work hard by UTS before closing out the Bats in the second half to win by 37 points at Weldon Oval.

The Wolves led by 4 points at the main break but kicked 7 goals to 2 in the second half, despite a brave effort from UTS.

Cam Manuel kicked 4 goals for the Wolves, with the usual suspects Zac Youlten, Phelan Medal favourite Travis Schiller and Jesse Wadeisha all chipping in with two majors each. Thomas Charles kicked 4 goals for the Bats as he continued his recent good form in front of goals.

Manly Warringah’s best players were Manuel, Joe Harrison, Lachlan Price, Ky Mcgrath and Kale Gabila. UTS was best served by Henry Gosse, Hamish Latchford, Justin Ryan, Charles, Tom Gordon and Louis Pribula.
 

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Final results for Round 14:

Pennant Hills won by 4 points

Sydney Uni 9.9.63
Pennant Hills 10.7.67

BEST:
Sydney Uni: Harry Cameron, Mamadou Faye, Braydon Pilot, Sam Barkley, Alex Witherden, Jay Tang
Pennant Hills: Michael Carroll, Nicholas Hey, Kieron Coaldrake, Lachlan Willey, Nicholas Eynaud, Theo Moraitis


St George won by 23 points

Inner West 10.5.65
St George 13.10.88

BEST:
Inner West: Lucas Lam, Ryder Eberhard, Keegan Litchfield, Jye Doyle, Jordan Ware, Benjamin Klemke
St George: Dominic Michalak, Patrick Tegg, Finnegan Ritchie, Liam Taylor, Matt Saunders, Lachlan Cabor


UTS Bats won by 11 points

UTS Bats 10.13.73
East Coast 9.8.62

BEST:
UTS Bats: Henry Gosse, Lachlan McNamara, Ash Backlund, Damian Ryan, Lewis McCormack, Joshua Lee
East Coast: Reeve Simmons, Brody Kane, Jacob Jones, Cameron Edwards, Marshall Poynter, Harry Elbourne


UNSW-ES Bulldogs won by 36 points

South West 5.6.36
UNSW Bulldogs 10.12.72

BEST:
South West: Khy Gibbs, Joshua Croft, Bailey-Dean Latanis, Ethan Roberts, Max Lower, Finbar Delbridge
UNSW-ES: Harrison Dyson, Oscar Peter, Anthony Halikas, Thomas Baxter, Sam Thorne, Toby Alker


North Shore Bombers won by 64 points

North Shore 13.16.94
Manly Wolves 4.6.30

BEST:
North Shore: Ned Campbell, Harry Walker, Fraser Thurlow, Pierce Roseby, Max Yeoland, Sean Netting
Manly Wolves: Byron Laws, Aiden Adams, Jacob Saxby, Alexander Jacobs, Zachary Youlten
 
ROUND 14 REVIEW

Some huge results in the Men’s Premier Division sees a new competition leader and a revitalised battle for fifth place between South West Sydney and Pennant Hills.


Pennant Hills 10.7.67 def. Sydney University 9.9.63

Pennant Hills produced a stirring, backs-to-the-wall upset 4-point victory over Sydney University at Uni #1 Oval. Combined with South West Sydney going down to UNSW-ES, the Demons are suddenly back in the race for the Finals.

Scores were tight all day, with the Students leading by a mere 2 points at the final break. Pennant Hills kicked 3 goals to 2 in a thrilling final quarter as they hung on for their best victory of season 2025.

Key forwards Nick Hey (5 goals) and “The Prince”, Theo Moraitis (3 goals) were crucial the Demons upset win. Tom Ryan kicked 3 goals for Uni, whilst gun recruit Alex Witherden chipped in with 2 goals for the Students.

Pennant Hills’ best players were key defender Michael Carroll, Hey, Kieron Coaldrake, Lachlan Willey, Nicholas Eynaud and Moraitis. Sydney Uni was best served by Harry Cameron, Mamadou Faye, Braydon Pilot, Sam Barkley, Witherden and Jay Tang.


St George 13.10.88 def. Inner West 10.5.65

St George defeated near-neighbour Inner West Magpies by 23 points at Picken Oval.

The Dragons led by 20 points at the main break, after Inner West led by 7 points after the first quarter. The Dragons maintained their lead throughout the second half, with both teams kicking 7 goals in an entertaining half of football.

Jed Robin and Luke Arendse (4 goals and 3 goals respectively) led the Dragons scoring charge. In-form Ryder Eberhard kicked 6 goals in an excellent display up forward for the Magpies.

St George’s best players were Dominic Michalak, Patrick Tegg, Finnegan Ritchie, Liam Taylor, Matt Saunders and Lachlan Cabor. Inner West was best served by Lucas Lam, Eberhard, Keegan Litchfield, Jye Doyle, Jordan Ware and player-coach Ben Klemke.


UTS 10.13.73 def. East Coast Eagles 9.8.62

UTS produced yet another second-half fightback to defeat East Coast Eagles by 11 points at Waverley Oval.

The Eagles led by 10 points at the halftime, then the Bats 4 goals to 1 in the pivotal third quarter to lead by 8 points at the final break. Both teams could only manage a goal each in the final quarter as UTS proved once again that Waverley Oval is a difficult place for visiting teams.

Ash Backlund kicked 3 goals for the Bats, with James Beasley and Lachlan McNamara chipping in with 2 goals each for UTS. Nathan Coxall, Scott Brown and Marshall Poynter all kicked 2 goals each for East Coast.

UTS’ best players were Henry Gosse, McNamara, Backlund, Damian Ryan, Lewis McCormack and Joshua Lee. East Coast was best served by Reeve Simmons, Brody Kane, Jacob Jones, Cameron Edwards, Poynter and Harry Elbourne.


UNSW-ES 10.12.72 def. South West Sydney 5.6.36

UNSW-ES produced a superb defensive performance in accounting for South West Sydney by 6 goals at Rosedale Oval. Combined with Sydney University’s upset loss to Pennant Hills, the Bulldogs are 6 points clear of the Students with 4 rounds left. The arch rivals have a massive Round 16 fixture at Sydney University that could decide the double chance in the Finals Series.

UNSW-ES jumped out of the blocks in the first quarter, leading the Blues by 18 points at the first break. After even second quarter, the Bulldogs gradually drew away from the Blues as they continue their strong season after a difficult 2024.

Veteran Kieran Emery kicked 5 goals for UNSW-ES, with Cooper Flint chipping in with 2 majors. In-form small forward kicked 3 goals for South West Sydney.

UNSW-ES’ best players were Harrison Dyson, Oscar Peter, Anthony Halikas, Thomas Baxter, Sam Thorne and Toby Alker. South West Sydney was best served by Khy Gibbs, Joshua Croft, Latanis, Ethan Roberts, Max Lower and representative ruckman Finbar Delbridge.


North Shore 13.16.94 def. Manly Wolves4.6.30

North Shore produced their best performance of the season in belting previously undefeated Manly Warringah by an astonishing 64 points at Gore Hill Oval, and in doing so, nudged Manly Warringah out of first place.

Make no mistake, this was a superb performance by the Bombers. After an indifferent month leading into this game, North Shore were back to their devastating best as they made it clear that they right after back-to-back flags.

The Bombers led by 20 points at halftime then kicked 8 goals to 2 in a dominant second half.

Goals were evenly shared by North Shore, with Thomas Drum, Max Thomas and Max Yeoland all kicking 2 goals. Representative star Zac Youlten kicked 2 goals for the Wolves.

North Shore’s best players were dual Phelan Medallist Ned Campbell, Harry Walker, Fraser Thurlow, Pierce Roseby, Yeoland and Sean Netting. Manly Warringah was best served by Byron Laws, Aiden Adams, Jacob Saxby, Alexander Jacobs and Youlten.
 
ROUND 15

Round 15 is here, and we have five action-packed match-ups this Saturday afternoon round in the AFL Sydney Premier Division. The round start with UTS Bats up against Pennant Hills at Trumper Oval, followed by East Coast hosting the South West Blues, UNSW Bulldogs vs Inner West, with the round ening with the Manly Wolves taking on St George at Weldon Oval

This week's livestreamed game is ladder-leading North Shore hosting the Sydney University Students at Gore Hill, first bounce at 2:30pm

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ROUND 15 - FINAL RESULTS

Pennant Hills won by 23 points

UTS Bats 8.3.51
Pennant Hills 11.8.74

BEST:
UTS Bats: Ash Backlund, Henry Gosse, Joshua Lee, Thomas Charles, Louis Pribula, George Boyd
Pennant Hills: Nicholas Eynaud, Thomas Edmonds, Mitchell Blow, Liam Everett, Michael Carroll, Oscar Irwin


South West Blues won by 25 points

East Coast 2.4.16
South West 6.5.41

BEST:
East Coast: Jacob Jones, Brendan Coxall, Cameron Edwards, Liam Sankey, Reeve Simmons, Jesse Eldred
South West: Angus Langley, Khy Gibbs, Finbar Delbridge, Kain Flynn-Duncombe, Bailey Stewart, Joshua Croft


UNSW-ES Bulldogs won by 83 points
UNSW Bulldogs 16.13.109
Inner West 4.2.26

BEST:
UNSW-ES: Jordan Endemann, Thomas Baxter, Toby Alker, Oscar Peter, Kieran Emery, Oscar Clifton
Inner West: Keegan Litchfield, Jonathon Bowyer, Oliver Burnett, Ryder Eberhard, Benjamin Klemke, Will Deller


North Shore Bombers won by 104 points

North Shore 21.18.144
Sydney Uni 5.10.40

BEST:
North Shore: Ned Campbell, Max Yeoland, Jake Veale, Cooper Donald, Max Thomas, Fraser Thurlow
Sydney Uni: Marcus Valastro, Max Kozlik, Oscar Bosnjakovic, Mamadou Faye, Braydon Pilot, Nicholas Andreacchio


Manly Warringah Wolves won by 62 points

Manly Wolves 12.14.86
St George 3.6.24

BEST:
Manly Wolves: Lachlan Price, Kieran Le Jeune, Thomas O'Leary, Lachlan Kilpatrick, Zachary Youlten, Tom Mccaffrey
St George: Dominic Michalak, Patrick Tegg, Finnegan Ritchie, Liam Taylor, Matt Saunders, Lachlan Cabor
 
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