ROUND 4 MEN'S PREMIER DIVISION RESULTS & REVIEW
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UTS BATS 17.13.115
UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 13.9.87
BEST
UTS Bats: Lachlan McNamara, Jack Jarvis, Henry Gosse, Nick McGill, Blake Tabe, Matthew O'Hanlon
UNSW-ES: Noah Harper, Luke Swan, William Foster, Jacquin Mifsud, Giovanni Douziech, William Spencer
GOALS
UTS Bats: Blake Tabe 3, Henry Gosse 2, Jack Jarvis 2, Nathan Lanham 2, Lachlan McNamara 2, Ash Backlund, John Boylan, James Higgins, Joshua Lee, Nick McGill, Damian Ryan
UNSW-ES: Jacquin Mifsud 4, Charlie Burgess-Hoar 2, Luke Swan 2, Jackson Tikkeros 2, Giovanni Douziech, Archer Dunstan, Taine Moraschi
UTS continued their impressive start to the season with a 28-point victory over UNSW-ES at Trumper Oval.
After an entertaining first half, the Bulldogs led the Bats by 18 points at the main break.
Whatever was said in the confines of the Bats rooms at half-time worked a treat, with UTS kicking 7 goals to 1 in the “premiership” quarter to lead by 20 points at three-quarter time. The Bats then kicked 3 goals to 2 in the final stanza to record back-to-back victories over their great rivals Sydney University and UNSW-ES.
MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 22.14.146
EAST COAST EAGLES 1.7.13
BEST
Manly Warringah: Trent Dennis-Lane, Kale Gabila, Cooper McClennan, Mackenzie Allen, Kyle Martin, Lachlan Kilpatrick
East Coast: Reeve Simmons, Jacob Jones, Lyndon Hupfeld, Marshall Poynter, Mitchell Bradley, Brady Mackay
GOALS
Manly Warringah: Trent Dennis-Lane 9, Zachary Youlten 3, Taj Livingston 2, Thomas O'leary 2, Mackenzie Allen, Lachlan Behagg, Riley Dillon, Louis Jans, Nicholas Marsh, Cooper McClennan
East Coast: Mitchell Bradley
Manly Warringah was ruthless in their 133-point victory over the struggling East Coast Eagles at Weldon Oval.
The Wolves needed a quick return to form after their heartbreaking loss to Sydney University last week, and they jumped East Coast from the outset, kicking 4, 6, 8 and 4 goals respectively in a simply dominant performance. The Wolves gained crucial percentage as well, in keeping East Coast to just 1 goal & 7 behinds.
Veteran full-forward Trent Dennis-Lane was in vintage form, kicking 9 goals in a superb display. Representative forward Zac Youlten also kicked 3 goals for Manly Warringah.
SOUTH WEST SYDNEY BLUES 7.8.50
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 8.8.56
BEST
South West Sydney: Jerome Lawrence, Bailey Stewart, Max Lower, Uchenna Egbu, Angus Langley, Edward Cole
Sydney University: Lucas Newman, Nicholas Andreacchio, Oscar Bosnjakovic, Jack Lewsey, Rory Barkley, Sam Barkley
GOALS
South West Sydney: Nicolas Dunshea 2, Matthew Belbasis, Thye Hamilton, William Lockett, Bailey Stewart, Xavier Torre
Sydney University: Rory Barkley 2, Braydon Pilot 2, Lachlan Keeffe, Connor Kent, Austin Lucy, Russell Royal
In by far the game of the weekend, Sydney University edged out South West Sydney by 6 points at Bob Prenter Reserve.
In a terrific, hard-fought game upon the vast expanses at Macquarie Fields, the teams were locked at 6.6.42 at three-quarter time. University held their nerve in the final term, kicking 2 goals to 1 as they dug very deep against a young and talented Blues outfit.
Rory Barkley and Brayden Pilot kicked 2 goals each for the Students. Nic Dunshea kicked 2 goals for the Blues.
INNER WEST MAGPIES 5.8.38
PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 22.9.141
BEST
Inner West: Finnegan Ritchie, William Sabolch, Jonty Inglis, Kevin Clark, Ethan White, Keegan Litchfield
Pennant Hills: Nicholas Hey, Mitchell Blow, Oliver Williams, Joshua Stern, Charles Allison, Cooper Lee
GOALS
Inner West: TBC
Pennant Hills: Nicholas Hey 9, Oscar Irwin 3, Joshua Stern 3, Damian Ballard 2, Angus Lee 2, Xavier Russell 2, Joshua Everett
In the traditional Anzac Day fixture, an accurate Pennant Hills was too strong for Inner West Magpies, running out 103-point winners in front of a big Anzac Day crowd at Croydon Park. Final scores were Pennant Hills 22.9.141 to Inner West Magpies 5.8.38.
After an entertaining 9-goal first quarter, Pennant Hills, on the back of a magnificent performance from key forward Nick Hey, kicked 16 goals to 2 over the final three quarters as they continued their resurrection under second-year coach Jason Blakemore.
A notable move by Blakemore, in the absence of League fullback Mikey Carroll, was to have League ruckman Mitchell Blow mark veteran Magpies full-forward Ben Zoppo. Blow played superbly as a stopgap fullback, with Zoppo switched into the ruck in the second half to get his hands on the ball.
Hey was unstoppable for Pennant Hills, kicking 9 goals despite the best efforts of gallant Magpies defender Keegan Litchfield. Josh Stern, in great early season form, kicked 3 majors for the Demons, as did small forward Oscar Irwin.
NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 28.17.185
ST GEORGE DRAGONS 6.3.33
BEST
North Shore: Cooper Donald, Jake Veale, Matt Buskariol, Mitchell Rogers, Mitchell Crisafulli, Ned Hardman
St George: Jack Druery, Liam Taylor, Eddie Marning, Nelson Carey, Nathaniel Mckenzie-Hicks, Dominic Maunder
GOALS
North Shore: Matt Buskariol 7, Cooper Donald 5, Thomas Hitchens 4, Ned Hardman 3, Patrick Bolger 2, Angus Loebel 2, Felix Rogers 2, Jarvis Hemmings, Guy Richardson, James Tidemann
St George: Hunter Pickett 4, Francis Crossle, Taj Nicol
North Shore had a huge day against St George at Gore Hill Oval, hammering the Dragons by 146 points.
The Bombers were dynamic in the first tern, kicking an almost unheard of 12.5.77 in the first 25 minutes. The Dragons, at least, fought hard after the first-quarter avalanche, kicking 6 goals over the final 3 quarters whilst the Bombers continued on their merry way, kicking 16 more goals in a quite simply awesome display in front of the faithful at Gore Hill.
Matt Buskariol kicked 7 goals for the Bombers, with the League’s most improved player Cooper Donald adding 5 majors of his own. Thomas Hitchens (4 goals) and Ned hardman (3 goals) hit the scoreboard regularly for North Shore. Hunter Pickett kicked 4 goals for St George in an impressive display, given limited opportunities.
UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 13.9.87
BEST
UTS Bats: Lachlan McNamara, Jack Jarvis, Henry Gosse, Nick McGill, Blake Tabe, Matthew O'Hanlon
UNSW-ES: Noah Harper, Luke Swan, William Foster, Jacquin Mifsud, Giovanni Douziech, William Spencer
GOALS
UTS Bats: Blake Tabe 3, Henry Gosse 2, Jack Jarvis 2, Nathan Lanham 2, Lachlan McNamara 2, Ash Backlund, John Boylan, James Higgins, Joshua Lee, Nick McGill, Damian Ryan
UNSW-ES: Jacquin Mifsud 4, Charlie Burgess-Hoar 2, Luke Swan 2, Jackson Tikkeros 2, Giovanni Douziech, Archer Dunstan, Taine Moraschi
UTS continued their impressive start to the season with a 28-point victory over UNSW-ES at Trumper Oval.
After an entertaining first half, the Bulldogs led the Bats by 18 points at the main break.
Whatever was said in the confines of the Bats rooms at half-time worked a treat, with UTS kicking 7 goals to 1 in the “premiership” quarter to lead by 20 points at three-quarter time. The Bats then kicked 3 goals to 2 in the final stanza to record back-to-back victories over their great rivals Sydney University and UNSW-ES.
MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 22.14.146
EAST COAST EAGLES 1.7.13
BEST
Manly Warringah: Trent Dennis-Lane, Kale Gabila, Cooper McClennan, Mackenzie Allen, Kyle Martin, Lachlan Kilpatrick
East Coast: Reeve Simmons, Jacob Jones, Lyndon Hupfeld, Marshall Poynter, Mitchell Bradley, Brady Mackay
GOALS
Manly Warringah: Trent Dennis-Lane 9, Zachary Youlten 3, Taj Livingston 2, Thomas O'leary 2, Mackenzie Allen, Lachlan Behagg, Riley Dillon, Louis Jans, Nicholas Marsh, Cooper McClennan
East Coast: Mitchell Bradley
Manly Warringah was ruthless in their 133-point victory over the struggling East Coast Eagles at Weldon Oval.
The Wolves needed a quick return to form after their heartbreaking loss to Sydney University last week, and they jumped East Coast from the outset, kicking 4, 6, 8 and 4 goals respectively in a simply dominant performance. The Wolves gained crucial percentage as well, in keeping East Coast to just 1 goal & 7 behinds.
Veteran full-forward Trent Dennis-Lane was in vintage form, kicking 9 goals in a superb display. Representative forward Zac Youlten also kicked 3 goals for Manly Warringah.
SOUTH WEST SYDNEY BLUES 7.8.50
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 8.8.56
BEST
South West Sydney: Jerome Lawrence, Bailey Stewart, Max Lower, Uchenna Egbu, Angus Langley, Edward Cole
Sydney University: Lucas Newman, Nicholas Andreacchio, Oscar Bosnjakovic, Jack Lewsey, Rory Barkley, Sam Barkley
GOALS
South West Sydney: Nicolas Dunshea 2, Matthew Belbasis, Thye Hamilton, William Lockett, Bailey Stewart, Xavier Torre
Sydney University: Rory Barkley 2, Braydon Pilot 2, Lachlan Keeffe, Connor Kent, Austin Lucy, Russell Royal
In by far the game of the weekend, Sydney University edged out South West Sydney by 6 points at Bob Prenter Reserve.
In a terrific, hard-fought game upon the vast expanses at Macquarie Fields, the teams were locked at 6.6.42 at three-quarter time. University held their nerve in the final term, kicking 2 goals to 1 as they dug very deep against a young and talented Blues outfit.
Rory Barkley and Brayden Pilot kicked 2 goals each for the Students. Nic Dunshea kicked 2 goals for the Blues.
INNER WEST MAGPIES 5.8.38
PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 22.9.141
BEST
Inner West: Finnegan Ritchie, William Sabolch, Jonty Inglis, Kevin Clark, Ethan White, Keegan Litchfield
Pennant Hills: Nicholas Hey, Mitchell Blow, Oliver Williams, Joshua Stern, Charles Allison, Cooper Lee
GOALS
Inner West: TBC
Pennant Hills: Nicholas Hey 9, Oscar Irwin 3, Joshua Stern 3, Damian Ballard 2, Angus Lee 2, Xavier Russell 2, Joshua Everett
In the traditional Anzac Day fixture, an accurate Pennant Hills was too strong for Inner West Magpies, running out 103-point winners in front of a big Anzac Day crowd at Croydon Park. Final scores were Pennant Hills 22.9.141 to Inner West Magpies 5.8.38.
After an entertaining 9-goal first quarter, Pennant Hills, on the back of a magnificent performance from key forward Nick Hey, kicked 16 goals to 2 over the final three quarters as they continued their resurrection under second-year coach Jason Blakemore.
A notable move by Blakemore, in the absence of League fullback Mikey Carroll, was to have League ruckman Mitchell Blow mark veteran Magpies full-forward Ben Zoppo. Blow played superbly as a stopgap fullback, with Zoppo switched into the ruck in the second half to get his hands on the ball.
Hey was unstoppable for Pennant Hills, kicking 9 goals despite the best efforts of gallant Magpies defender Keegan Litchfield. Josh Stern, in great early season form, kicked 3 majors for the Demons, as did small forward Oscar Irwin.
NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 28.17.185
ST GEORGE DRAGONS 6.3.33
BEST
North Shore: Cooper Donald, Jake Veale, Matt Buskariol, Mitchell Rogers, Mitchell Crisafulli, Ned Hardman
St George: Jack Druery, Liam Taylor, Eddie Marning, Nelson Carey, Nathaniel Mckenzie-Hicks, Dominic Maunder
GOALS
North Shore: Matt Buskariol 7, Cooper Donald 5, Thomas Hitchens 4, Ned Hardman 3, Patrick Bolger 2, Angus Loebel 2, Felix Rogers 2, Jarvis Hemmings, Guy Richardson, James Tidemann
St George: Hunter Pickett 4, Francis Crossle, Taj Nicol
North Shore had a huge day against St George at Gore Hill Oval, hammering the Dragons by 146 points.
The Bombers were dynamic in the first tern, kicking an almost unheard of 12.5.77 in the first 25 minutes. The Dragons, at least, fought hard after the first-quarter avalanche, kicking 6 goals over the final 3 quarters whilst the Bombers continued on their merry way, kicking 16 more goals in a quite simply awesome display in front of the faithful at Gore Hill.
Matt Buskariol kicked 7 goals for the Bombers, with the League’s most improved player Cooper Donald adding 5 majors of his own. Thomas Hitchens (4 goals) and Ned hardman (3 goals) hit the scoreboard regularly for North Shore. Hunter Pickett kicked 4 goals for St George in an impressive display, given limited opportunities.
