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AFL SYDNEY 2026

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Well, Round 1 is finally upon us!

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Results from Round 1

MEN'S PREMIER DIVISION

East Coast Eagles 8.5.53 def by UTS Bats 17.16.118

GOALS
East Coast: Zachary Johns 3, Jacob Jones 2, Marshall Poynter 2, Thomas Black
UTS Bats: Benjamin Lenarduzzi 3, Ed Palmer 3, Blake Tabe 3, Ryan Lymn 2, Henry Gosse, Jack Jarvis, Joshua Lee, Lachlan McNamara, Cameron O'Brien, James Warton

BEST
East Coast: Mitchell Bradley, Nathan Penna, Lyndon Hupfeld, Jacob Jones, Zachary Johns, Reeve Simmons
UTS Bats: John Boylan, Henry Gosse, James Warton, Lachlan McNamara, Ed Palmer, Joshua Lee


Inner West Magpies 8.5.53 def by North Shore Bombers 22.16.148

GOALS
Inner West: Lachlan Tiziani 4, Zachary Sandlant 2, Ben Zoppo 2
North Shore: Jackson Nelson 6, Luke Giacometti 4, Felix Rogers 4, Patrick Bolger 2, Thomas Gillis 2, Angus Loebel 2, Cooper Donald, Jarvis Hemmings

BEST
Inner West: Finnegan Ritchie, Jonty Inglis, Max Fasolo, Bililign Robertson, Lachlan Tiziani, Ben Zoppo
North Shore: Angus Loebel, Guy Richardson, Jake Veale, Felix Rogers, Jackson Nelson, Pierce Roseby


South West Sydney Blues 9.14.68 def Pennant Hills Demons 7.5.47

GOALS
South West Sydney: Luke Parkinson 3, Bailey-Dean Latanis 2, Callum Burns, Joshua Croft, Nicolas Dunshea, Matthew Ronan
Pennant Hills: Mitchell Blow 2, Charles Allison, Nicholas Hey, Oscar Irwin, Cooper Lee, Joshua Stern

BEST
South West Sydney: Jerome Lawrence, Kyle Veerhuis, Khy Gibbs, Coby Hilton, Callum Burns, Josh Thomas
Pennant Hills: Aidan Russell, Mitchell Blow, Joshua Stern, Cooper Lee, Charles Allison, Stephen Wray


Sydney University 20.17.137 def St George Dragons 7.5.47

GOALS
Sydney University: Hugo Blacker 6, Lachlan Keeffe 5, Braydon Pilot 4, Kai Offen 2, Nicholas Andreacchio,
Sam Barkley, Austin Lucy
St George: Hunter Pickett 2, Roman Pickett 2, Marcus Hammoud, Matt Saunders, Mac Winchester
BEST
Sydney University: Hugh Sienkiewicz, Harrison Podmore Taylor, Braydon Pilot, Connor Kent, Hugo Blacker, Felix Rugge Price
St George: Kian Todd-Bonselaar, Dominic Soffe, William Mazor, Matt Saunders, Jack Logan, Hunter Pickett


Manly Warringah Wolves 13.11.89 def UNSW-ES Bulldogs 11.11.77
GOALS
Manly Warringah: Trent Dennis-Lane 8, Mackenzie Allen, Lachlan Hunter, Ky Mcgrath, Taine Wright, Zachary Youlten
UNSW-ES: Jacquin Mifsud 4, Charlie Burgess-Hoar 2, Oscar Clifton, Archer Dunstan, Cooper Flint, Samuel Gaden, Byron Middleton
BEST
Manly Warringah: Trent Dennis-Lane, Lachlan Price, Aiden Adams, Oliver Rojo, Taine Wright, Lachlan Behagg
UNSW-ES: Luke Swan, Harrison Dyson, Conor Haswell, Noah Harper, Byron Middleton
 
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Results from Round 1

WOMEN'S PREMIER DIVISION

Parramatta Goannas 0.0 def by North Shore Bombers 13.16.94

GOALS
Parramatta: -
North Shore: Adrienne Keeffe 4, Ava Thomas 2, Lucinda Watson 2, Emily Cleghorn, Matilda Eder, Rebecca Fagg, Sophie Kavanagh, Lucy Yates

BEST
Parramatta: Megan Mifsud, Tayliya Noack, Sally Toohey, Caitlin Connaughton, Megan Ashford, Sienna Stanford
North Shore: Sophie Kavanagh, Charlotte Tidemann, Adrienne Keeffe, Heidi de Saxe, Matilda Eder, Ella Daniel


Manly Warringah Wolves 2.3.15 def by UNSW-ES Bulldogs 8.6.54

GOALS
Manly Warringah: Lauren Bull, Zali Currie
UNSW-ES: Ash James 3, Rebecca Privitelli 3, Abby Cunningham 2

BEST
Manly Warringah: Ashleigh Carter, Sabrina Zochling, Brooke Bailey, Lauren Bull, Holly Wickham, Ava Barraclough
UNSW-ES: Emma Haley, Amaia Wain, Aimee Whelan, Imogen Baldassarre, Rebecca Privitelli, Ash James


East Coast Eagles 2.5.17 def by UTS Bats 7.12.54

GOALS
East Coast: Skye Southon, Ammie Vamah
UTS Bats: Zimra Hussain 2, Ella Parker 2, Emma Keane, Olivia Morris, Jessica Quade

BEST
East Coast: Nellie McMillan, Jess Whelan, Erin Naden, Nelly Thomas, Ammie Vamah, Kahli Gilchrist
UTS Bats: Hannah Cerezo, Gabriella Stanwix, Zimra Hussain, Siena Visentini, Olivia Morris, Ella Parker


Sydney University 13.16.94 def St George Dragons 0.0.0

GOALS
Sydney University: Molly Gibbs 4, Lucy Gilfedder 4, Emma Juneja 2, Georgina Gough, Arabella Hendriks, Jessica Lee Urquhart
St George: -

BEST
Sydney University: Lily Race, Arabella Hendriks, Emma Juneja, Ashley Dribbus, Molly Gibbs, Georgina Gough
St George: -


Bye: Pennant Hills Demons
 
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UTS Bats 17.16.118 def East Coast Eagles 8.5.53

UTS defeated East Coast Eagles by 65 points at Bob Prenter Reserve.

UTS led by 4 goals at the main break, then kicked 5 goals to none in the third quarter to put the game away nice and early. The Bats will be pleased in kicking 17 goals to 8, especially away from home at the large expanses of Bruce Purser Reserve.

Ed Palmer, Blake Tabe, and Ben Lenarduzzi all kicked 3 goals for the Bats. Veteran Zach Jones kicked 3 goals for East Coast, with Jacob Jones and Marshall Poynter chipping in with 2 majors each for the Eagles.

Best players for UTS were John Boylan, Henry Gosse, James Warton, Lachlan McNamara, Palmer, and Joshua Lee. East Coast was best served by Mitchell Bradley, Nathan Penna, Lyndon Hupfeld, Jones, Johns, and Reeve Simmons.


North Shore Bombers 22.16.148 def Inner West Magpies 8.5.53

North Shore commenced their quest for a rare “threepeat” with a 95-point demolition of Inner West Magpies at Picken Oval.

After an entertaining 16-goal first half, the Bombers lead by 20 points at the main break. North Shore then kicked right away, kicking 13 goals to one in a dominant second half display.

Experience Jackson Nelson kicks 6 goals for North Shore, whilst lively small forward Felix Rogers and Luke Giacometti kicked 4 majors each for the Bombers. Lachlan Tiziani kicked 4 goals for Inner West, with veteran full forward Ben Zoppe and Zachary Sandlant chipping in with 2 majors each for the Magpies.

North Shore’s best players were Angus Loebel, dual Mulrooney Medallist Guy Richardson, Jake Veale, Rogers, Nelson, and Pierce Roseby. Inner West was best served by key recruit Finnegan Ritchie, Jonty Inglis, Max Fasolo, Bililign Robertson, Tiziani and Zoppo.


South West Sydney Blues 9.14.68 def Pennant Hills 7.5.47

In a tough, attritional fixture at the huge expanses of Bob Prenter Reserve, South West Sydney overcame poor shooting and a superb tackling display by Pennant Hills to defeat the Demons by 21 points.

In a low scoring game, the Blues led by 2 points at the final break, kicking a below-par 4.12.36 in the first three quarters. Running with a slight breeze in the final stanza, The Blues kicked five goals in the final term to put away at gallant Pennant hills.

Key utility Luke Parkinson kicked 2goals for the Blues including two on the last quarter, whilst small forward Bailey-Dean Latanis kicked 2 goals for South West Sydney, showing his value to the side. Skipper Mitchell Blow, spending most of the game up forward, kicked 2 majors for the Demons.

South West Sydney’s best players were Jerome Lawrence, Kyle Veerhuis, Khy Gibbs, Coby Hilton, Callum Burns and Josh Thomas. Burns in particular was magnificent across half-back. Pennant Hills was best served by Aidan Russell, Blow, Joshua Stern, Cooper Lee, Charles Allison, and Phelan Medallist Stephen Wray.


Sydney University 20.17.139 def St George 7.5.47

Sydney University demolished St George by 90 points at Mahoney Park.

The Students simply raced out of the blocks three in the first quarter, setting up a dominant 35-point lead. Uni led by 61 points at half time and went on with the job, showing they have eyes on a top three finish in 2026.

Hugo Blacker kicked 6 goals for Uni, whilst ex GWS giant Lachlan Keeffe kicked 5 goals on debut. Tall forward Brayden Pilot chipped in with 4 goals for the Students. Hunter Pickett kicked 2 goals for the Dragons.

Sydney University’s best players were Hugh Sienkiewicz, Harrison Podmore Taylor, Pilot, Connor Kent, Blacker and Felix Rugge-Price. St George was best served by Kian Todd-Bonselaar, Dominic Soffe, William Mazor, Matt Saunders, Jack Logan, and Pickett.


Manly Warringah Wolves 13.11.89 def UNSW- ES 11.11.77

In a simply superb round one fixture at Weldon Oval in Curl Curl, Manly Warringah produced a typical fourth quarter comeback in edging out UNSW-ES by 12 points in a wonderful game of football.

After an even first quarter, the Bulldogs went it at half time leading by 19 points, with a huge upset on the cards. The Wolves edged themselves to within 12 points at the final break and then kicked away with a 5 goal to 1 last quarter in front of the faithful at Weldon Oval.

Veteran Trent Dennis-Lane proved the match-winner for the Wolves, kicking 8 goals in a magnificent display at full forward. Jacqun Mifsud shone for the Bulldogs in kicking 4 goals.

Manly Warringah’s best players were Dennis-Lane, Lachlan Price, Aiden Adams, Oliver Rojo, Taine Wright, and Lachlan Behagg. UNSW-ES was best served by Jake Sutton, Harrison Dyson, former Newcastle City star Conor Haswell, Noah Harper, Byron Middleton, and Luke Swan.
 
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North Shore Bombers 13.16.94 def Parramatta Goannas 0.0.0

Reigning premiers North Shore methodically dismantled Parramatta at Gipps Rd Oval, eventually running out winners by 94 points.

North Shore kicked five goals in the first quarter and went on with the job over the final three terms, despite a good performance from Parramatta's inside midfielders, who tackled their hearts out all day.

Adrienne Keeffe kicked four goals for the Bombers, with Ava Thomas and small forward Lucinda Watson both chipping in with two majors each.

North Shore’s best players were Sophie Kavanagh, Charlotte Tidemann, Keeffe, Heidi de Saxe, Matilda Eder, and dominant ruck Ella Daniel. Parramatta was best served by Megan Mifsud, Tayliya Noack, Sally Toohey, Caitlin Connaughton, Megan Ashford, and Sienna Stanford.


UNSW-ES Bulldogs 8.6.54 def Manly Warringah 2.3.15

A magnificent third quarter from UNSW-ES, in which they kicked 6 goals to Manly Warringah’s one behind, was the catalyst for a massive Round 1 victory at Weldon Oval.

The Bulldogs lead by three points after a low scoring first half but then rocketed away in a dominant third quarter performance. The Bulldogs have clear aspirations for a top three finish and finals action well into September based on this out staining away victory.

Gun recruit Rebecca Privitelli kicked three goals for the Bulldogs, with Abby Cunningham chipping with two majors for UNSW-ES. Lauren Bull and Zali Currie kick Manly’s only two majors.

The Bulldogs best players were Emma Haley, Amaia Wain, Aimee Whelan, Imogen Baldassarre, Privitelli and Ash James. Manly was best served by skipper Ashleigh Carter, Sabrina Zochling, Brooke Bailey, Lauren Bull, Holly Wickham, and Ava Barraclough.


UTS Bats 7.12.54 def East Coast Eagles 2.5.17

UTS produced a professional performance in defeating East Coast Eagles by 37 points at Bruce Purser Reserve.

A mere 9 points separated the sides at half time, but UTS kicked four goals to three behinds in the second half in an ideal start to their season.

Ella Parker and Zimbra Hussain kicked two goals each for the Bats, whilst Sky Southon and Ammie Vamah kicked East Coast’s only goals.

The Bats’ best players were Hannah Cerezo, Gabriella Stanwix, Hussain, Siena Visentini, Olivia Morris, and Parker. East Coast was best served by Nellie McMillan, Jess Whelan, Erin Naden, Nelly Thomas, Vamah, and Kahli Gilchrist.


Sydney University 13.16.94 def St George 0.0.0

Sydney University demolished St George by 94 points at Mahoney Park.

The Students Led by 38 points at half time and went on with the job in the second half, as the Dragons simply had no answer to a powerful Uni outfit.

Forwards Lucy Gilfedder and Molly Gibbs kicked four goals each for Sydney University.

Sydney Uni’s best players were Lily Race, Arabella Hendriks, the returning Emma Juneja, Ashley Dribbus, Gibbs, and Georgina Gough.


Pennant Hills Demons had the bye in Round 1.
 
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AFL Sydney returns for Round 2 after the Easter weekend break

One game being livestreamed in the Women's and Men's Premier Division, with UTS Bats taking on the Sydney University Students at Waverley Park

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PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 10.10.70
MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 6.8.44

BEST
Pennant Hills: Nicholas Hey, Cooper Lee, Andrew Murdoch, Henry Williams, Stephen Wray, Cameron Mitchell
Manly Warringah: Lachlan Behagg, Kyle Martin, Ky Mcgrath, Taj Livingston, Lachlan Kilpatrick, Antony Forato

GOALS
Pennant Hills: Nicholas Hey 5, Darcy Carnahan 2, Liam Everett, Oscar Irwin, Cooper Lee
Manly Warringah: Zachary Youlten 3, Antony Forato, Kale Gabila, Lachlan Hunter


A huge third quarter from Pennant Hills was the catalyst for the Demons best performance in 2 seasons, as they upset Manly Warringah with a convincing 26-point victory at a raucous Mike Kenny Oval. Final scores were Pennant Hills 10.10.70 to Manly Warringah 6.8.44.

After a close first half, the Demons led by a solitary point at the main break. The Demons then kicked 6.1 to 0.2 in the third quarter to lead by 36 points at the final break. Despite the Wolves kicking 3 goals to 1 in the final quarter, the Demons held firm for a huge win to kickstart their season.

In a match-defining performance, Nick Hey kicked 5 goals for Pennant Hills. Darcy Carnahan chipped in with 2 majors for the Demons. Representative star Zac Youlten kicked 3 goals for the Wolves.


ST GEORGE DRAGONS 7.4.46
UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 20.16.136

BEST
St George: William Mazor, Nelson Carey, Cave McKnight, Jack Logan, Jack Druery, Jeremy Woods
UNSW-ES: William Spencer, Ben Scala, Charlie Burgess-Hoar, Byron Middleton, James Kambas, Jake Sutton

GOALS
St George: Hunter Pickett 3, Cave McKnight 2, Callum Nash, Mac Winchester
UNSW-ES: Charlie Burgess-Hoar 5, Jake Sutton 4, Archer Dunstan 3, Jackson Tikkeros 2, William Foster, James Kambas, Byron Middleton, Ben Scala, William Spencer, Harry Wichman

UNSW-ES produced 4 consistent quarters in thrashing St George by 90 points at Kelso Park North.


After an entertaining 10-goal first quarter, the Bulldogs kicked away in the second quarter to lead by 7 goals at the main break. UNSW-ES kicked 9 goals to 2 in a convincing second half performance as they prepare for the might of North Shore on Saturday at Henson Park.

Charlie Burgess-Hoar kicked 5 goals for the Bulldogs, with Jake Sutton adding 4 majors and Archer Dunstan chiming in with 3 goals of his own for UNSW-ES. Hunter Pickett kicked 3 goals for the Dragons, and Cave McKnight chipped in with 2 majors for St George.


NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 27.24.186
EAST COAST EAGLES 5.3.33

BEST
North Shore: Felix Rogers, Matt Buskariol, Nicholas Pavlou, Thomas Hitchens, Jake Veale, Finn Chalmers
East Coast: Jacob Jones, Thomas Black, Liam Dowle, Angus Edwards, Connor Ballingall, Liam Sankey

GOALS
North Shore: Jackson Nelson 7, Matt Buskariol 5, Nicholas Pavlou 3, Felix Rogers 3, Cooper Donald 2, Thomas Gillis 2, Ned Hardman 2, Patrick Bolger, Angus Loebel, Guy Richardson
East Coast: Thomas Black 2, Jacob Jones, Benjamin Kinney, Marshall Poynter


A ruthless North Shore dominated East Coast Eagles across 4 simply dominant quarters, eventually careering away to an astonishing 153-point victory at Gore Hill Oval.

When North Shore decide the time is right, they are unstoppable. 13 goals in the first half and 14 in the second half highlights a consistent, scary performance ahead of a monster away clash with UNSW-ES at Henson Park this Saturday.

Jackson Nelson kicked 7 goals for the Bombers, Matt Buskariol kicked 5 and Felix Rogers chimed in with 3 majors as North Shore simply ran riot. Thomas Black kicked 2 goals for the outgunned Eagles outfit.


UTS BATS 17.6.108
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10.7.67

BEST
UTS Bats: Lewis McCormack, Joshua Lee, Louis Pribula, John Boylan, James Warton, Lachlan McNamara
Sydney University: Jack Lewsey, Marcus Valastro, Arlo Merewether, Connor Kent, Rory Barkley, Sam Barkley

GOALS
UTS Bats: Benjamin Lenarduzzi 4, Ed Palmer 3, Joshua Lee 2, Ryan Lymn 2, Blake Tabe 2, James Warton 2, Ash Backlund, Lachlan McNamara
Sydney University: Rory Barkley 2, Kai Offen 2, Wilson Baade, Hugo Blacker, Declan Fitzpatrick, Jet Hendrie, Austin Lucy,
Nathan Tang


In a terrific game of football at Waverley Oval, a 6-goal fourth quarter led to UTS defeating Sydney University by 41 points.

UTS led at every change in a convincing performance, and a highlight was their excellent conversion rate, kicking 13.2 after quarter time on a glorious day at Bondi Junction.

Sydney University came back hard in the back end of the first three quarters, and got to within 3 goals of UTS in the final term when UTS kicked a rare “double goal”, after a free kick was awarded straight after UTS kicked a goal from Ed Palmer, with Blake Tabe taking the resultant free kick from inside the goal square to finally put the game away for the Bats.

Palmer and fellow forward Ben Lenarduzzi kicked 4 goals each for UTS, with Josh Lee and Ryan Lymn chipping with 2 goals each for the Bats. Rory Barkley and Kai Offen kicked 2 goals each for Sydney University.


SOUTH WEST SYDNEY BLUES 16.7.103
INNER WEST MAGPIES 11.5.71

BEST
South West Sydney: Nicolas Dunshea, Thye Hamilton, Coby Hilton, Eddie Keogh, Jerome Lawrence, Uchenna Egbu
Inner West: Max Fasolo, Bililign Robertson, Finnegan Ritchie, Jonty Inglis, Lachlan Tiziani, William Sabolch

GOALS
South West Sydney: Jerome Lawrence 5, Nicolas Dunshea 4, Eddie Keogh 3, Josh Thomas 2, Angus Langley, Bailey-Dean Latanis
Inner West: Ben Zoppo 4, Lachlan Tiziani 2, Kevin Clark, Max Fasolo, Callum McEvoy-Gray, Matt Petherick, Finnegan Ritchie


South West Sydney continued their impressive start to the season with a solid 32-point victory over Inner West Magpies at Bob Prenter Reserve.

After a tight first quarter, the Blues jumped away in the second quarter, kicking 6 goals to 1 to establish a match-winning 35-point lead at the main break. Inne West Magpies fought hard in the third term to trail by 24 points at the final break, but the Blues steadied in the fourth quarter to produce their second, convincing home win to start the season.

Jerome Lawrence, released from backline duties, kicked 5 goals for the Blues. Key forwards Nick Dunshea (4 goals) and Eddie Keogh (3 goals) proved too much for the gallant Magpies defence. Veteran full-forward Ben Zoppo kicked 4 goals for the Magpies, with key midfielder Lachlan Tiziani chipping in with 2 majors for Inner West.
 
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NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 7.18.60
EAST COAST EAGLES 2.1.13

BEST
North Shore: Lucy Yates, Elizabeth Yates, Matilda Eder, Zoe Hurrell, Ella Daniel, Emma Ferrante
East Coast: Nellie McMillan, Jess Whelan, Alexandra Huynh, Bailee Hourigan, Renee Tomkins, Imogen Gray

GOALS
North Shore: Matilda Eder 3, Emily Cleghorn, Rebecca Fagg, Grace Hill, Adrienne Keeffe
East Coast: Molly Martin, Skye Southon


Reigning premiers North Shore defeated East Coast Eagles by 47 points at Gore Hill Oval, despite poor shooting from the Bombers.

After a tight first quarter, North Shore keep to why in the second quarter to late by 20 points at the main break. This was an extremely comfortable victory for the Bombers, with the 25 scoring shots to three highlighting how dominant they truly were. Goal kicking will be on the cards at training this week as the Bombers face an enormous clash this Saturday against UNSW-ES at Henson Park.

Co-captain Matilda Eder kicked three goals for North Shore.


UTS BATS 2.1.13
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 4.10.34

BEST
UTS Bats: Tallulah Kirk, Olivia Morris, Marnie Robinson, Hannah Cerezo, Siena Visentini, Taylah Canobie
Sydney University: Ashley Dribbus, Sophie Andreacchio, Maryanne Harley, Amanda Farrugia, Emma Juneja, Lily Race

GOALS
UTS Bats: Gemma Casiglia 2
Sydney University: Sophie Andreacchio 3, Anna Langford, Lily Race


In a tough game at Waverley Oval, a second quarter avalanche from Sydney University combined with the superb defensive performance led to the students defeating UTS by 21 points.

In a game that featured excellent tackling, great contests for the ball add dominant back lines, Sydney university won the game in the second quarter, where they kicked all of their 4 goals in a hectic 15-minute period. The Students will also be practicing goal kicking this week after managing only four goals from 14 effective shots at goal.

Sophie Andreacchio kicked two goals for Sydney University, whilst Gemma Casiglia kicked UTS's only two majors.


PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 0.0.0
MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 19.15.129

BEST
Pennant Hills: Remy Ally, Caitlin Gurney, Ashleigh Grubba, Amelia Bennett, Christine Abrams, Danielle Keller
Manly Warringah: Bella Clarke, Andrea Roditis, Isabella Rudolph, Holly Wickham, Lauren Bull, Roxi Beuzeville

GOALS
Pennant Hills: -
Manly Warringah: Isabella Rudolph 6, Bella Clarke 4, Ashleigh Carter 2, Holly Wickham 2, Ava Barraclough, Roxi Beuzeville, Kenya Fahey, Kate Salmon, Hannah Woolf


Manly Warringah kept Pennant Hills scoreless in producing a 129-point thumping at Mike Kenny Oval.

The Wolves raced out to a 34-point lead at quarter time and will be pleased that they produced 4 consistent quarters against the developing Pennant Hills squad.

Small forward Isabella Rudolph kicked 6 goals for the Wolves, with Bella Clarke chipping in with 4 majors of her own.


ST GEORGE DRAGONS 1.0.6
UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 10.15.75

BEST
St George: Jasmine Baily, Charlotte Bulmer, Ashleigh Lestrange, Delaney Gwynn, Ruby O'Dwyer, Kaitlyn Eisenhuth
UNSW-ES: Shelby Koh, Georgia Voura, Rebecca Privitelli, Bec Newman, Taylor Smith, Hayley Stanford

GOALS
St George: Ashleigh Lestrange
UNSW-ES: Rebecca Privitelli 3, Taylor Smith 3, Emily Conlan 2, Abby Golub, Georgia Voura

UNSW-ES produced 4 consistent quarters in thrashing St George by 90 points at Kelso Park North.


UNSW-ES raced to an extremely comfortable 69-point victory over St George at Kelso Park North.

Such was the Bulldogs defensive dominance in this match that the Dragons only scored once in the entire game. UNSW-ES led by 43 points at the main break and continued their impressive start to the 2026 season in the second half.

The Bulldogs have a huge game against 2025 premiers North Shore at Henson Park this Saturday in an early contender for match of the season.

Tyler Smith and Rebecca Privitelli kicked three goals each for the Bulldogs.


BYE: Parramatta Goannas
 
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Two games are being livestreamed in the Women's and Men's divisions:

East Coast Eagles vs Pennant Hills Demons, and UNSW-ES Bulldogs vs North Shore Bombers

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UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 6.4.40
NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 16.17.113

BEST
UNSW-ES: Byron Middleton, Noah Harper, William Spencer, Charlie Burgess-Hoar, Cian Foley
North Shore: Mitchell Rogers, Jarvis Hemmings, Luke Robertson, Cooper Donald, Ned Campbell, Guy Richardson

GOALS
UNSW-ES: Joseph Bennett, Charlie Burgess-Hoar, Ethan Elliott, Byron Middleton, William Spencer
North Shore: Matt Buskariol 3, Jackson Nelson 3, Thomas Hitchens 2, Will Hopkins 2, Cooper Donald, Ned Hardman, Nicholas Pavlou, Guy Richardson, Felix Rogers, Harry Walker

North Shore kept rolling onward and upward with a clinical 73-point victory over an undermanned UNSW-ES at Henson Park.

The Bombers led by 32 points after an entertaining first half, in which UNSW-ES, in patches, were able to counter-attack effectively, using their running game well on a ground they know so well.

North Shore put the hammer down in the second half, kicking 7 goals to 1 in yet another accomplished performance.

Jackson Nelson and Matt Buskariol kicked 3 goals each for the Bombers. UNSW-ES had 6 individual goalkickers.


UTS BATS 17.12.114
INNER WEST MAGPIES 8.7.55

BEST
UTS Bats: James Warton, Henry Gosse, Joshua Lee, Nick McGill, Ryan Lymn, Damian Ryan
Inner West: Finnegan Ritchie, Max Fasolo, Lachlan Tiziani, Jonathon Bowyer, Kevin Clark, Bililign Robertson

GOALS
UTS Bats: Ash Backlund 5, Ryan Lymn 3, Blake Tabe 3, Ed Palmer 2, Damian Ryan 2, Benjamin Lenarduzzi, Louis Pribula
Inner West: Lachlan Tiziani 2, Alexander Touma 2, Ryder Eberhard, Jordan Kotsos, Callum McEvoy-Gray, Ben Zoppo

UTS comfortably accounted for Inner West Magpies by 59 points at Waverley Oval.

The Bats defence was superb over the first three quarters, as they restricted Inner West to just 3 goals to lead by 78 points at the final break. To the Magpies’ credit, they kicked 5 goals to 2 in the last stanza as UTS took their foot of the pedal, something the Bats cannot afford moving through the home & away season.

Talisman Ash Backlund kicked 5 goals for the Bats. Ryan Lymn and Blake Tabe chipped in with 3 majors each for UTS. Lachlan Tiziani and Alex Touma kicked 3 goals each for Inner West.


EAST COAST EAGLES 4.7.31
PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 19.16.130
BEST
East Coast: Marshall Poynter, Lyndon Hupfeld, Benjamin Roughan
Pennant Hills: Joshua Stern, Xavier Russell, Oscar Irwin, Nicholas Hey, Aidan Russell, Mitchell Blow

GOALS
East Coast: Marshall Poynter 2, Thomas Black, Mitchell Bradley
Pennant Hills: Nicholas Hey 4, Oscar Irwin 4, Mitchell Blow 3, Darcy Carnahan 3, Joshua Stern 3, Xavier Russell, Henry Williams

Pennant Hills thrashed East Coast Eagles by 99 points at Bruce Purser Reserve, as the Demons produced their second outstanding performance in 7 days.

Pennant Hill simply raced out of the blocks, leading by 5 goals at quarter-time and 55 points at the main break. Mikey Carroll’s defensive back six again shone for the Demons, which will please head Coach Jason Blakemore ahead of their traditional Anzac Day fixture against Inner West Magpies at Picken Oval.

Nick Hey and Oscar Irwin kicked 4 goals each for the Demons, whilst skipper Mitchell Blow, Josh Stern and Darcy Carnahan all chimed in 3 goals each for Pennant Hills. Marshall Poynter kicked 2 goals for the struggling Eagles.


ST GEORGE DRAGONS 5.3.33
SOUTH WEST SYDNEY BLUES 20.14.134

BEST
St George: Nathaniel Mckenzie-Hicks, Hunter Flower, Hunter Pickett, Joshua Nicholls, Jack Logan, Lucas Flower
South West Sydney: Liam Burns, Luke Parkinson, Joshua Croft, Eddie Keogh, Matthew Belbasis, Josh Thomas

GOALS
St George: Hunter Pickett 3, Lucas Flower, Roman Pickett
South West Sydney: Luke Parkinson 5, Nicolas Dunshea 4, William Lockett 3, Charlie Lappin 2, Xavier Torre 2, Matthew Belbasis, Edward Cole, Thye Hamilton, Jeremy Woodford

South West Sydney continued their flawless start to the season with a 101-point drubbing of St George at Kelso Park North.

Much like Pennant Hills, South West Sydney raced out to a 32-point lead the quarter-time and were never seriously threatened by the Dragons. Keeping a Premier Division team to 5 goals over 4 quarter on a glorious autumnal Sydney afternoon is a great effort by the well-organised Blues back six.

South West Sydney now prepares for a huge home Anzac Day fixture against Sydney University at Bob Prenter Reserve, whilst the Dragons face the ominous task of visiting Gore Hill Oval to play the rampant North Shore outfit.

Luke Parkinson (surely about to be named in the AFL Sydney Rep Squad) starred with 5 goals for the Blues. Key forward Nic Dunshea added 4 goals of his own for South West Sydney, whilst Willaim Lockett chimed in with 3 majors. Hunter Pickett kicked 3 goals for the Dragons.


SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 16.11.107
MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 15.12.102

BEST
Sydney University: Nathan Tang, Sam Barkley, Alex Witherden, Jack Lewsey, Wilson Baade, Oscar Bosnjakovic
Manly Warringah: Oliver Rojo, Mackenzie Allen, Byron Laws, Kale Gabila, Lachlan Cameron, Ryan Stubbs

GOALS
Sydney University: Lachlan Keeffe 4, Nathan Tang 3, Rory Barkley 2, Alex Witherden 2, Hugo Blacker, Declan Fitzpatrick, Izaac Hughes, Austin Lucy, Braydon Pilot
Manly Warringah: Trent Dennis-Lane 4, Zachary Youlten 3, Jimmy Finn 2, Kale Gabila 2, Lachie Mcarthur 2, Lachlan Cameron, Oliver Rojo

In what will go down as one of the games of the season, Sydney University hung on to defeat Manly Warringah by a mere 5 points in an absolute thriller at University No.1 Oval.

The Wolves led by 12 points at quarter-time, then Uni came back to lead by a solitary point at the main break. Uni eked out a 7-point lead by three-quarter-time, then hung on in an outstanding 10-goal last quarter.

Scores were level at 94-94 in the 16th minute of the final term, then Uni kicked two goals in a row (from Nathan Tang then Declan Fitzpatrick) before Oliver Rojo kicked the final goal of the match for Manly in the 27th minute. This is huge win for Uni after a tough loss to UTS at Waverley Oval last week.

Former GWS Giant Lachlan Keeffe kicked 4 goals for the Students, with skipper Nathan Tang chiming in with 3 pivotal goals himself. Trent Denni-Lane (4 goals) and Zac Youlten (3 goals) led Manly’s goalkicking.
 
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EAST COAST EAGLES 12.9.81
PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 0.0.0

BEST
East Coast: Skye Southon, Jess Whelan, Chloe Arndt, Imogen Gray, Kahli Gilchrist, Bailee Hourigan
Pennant Hills: Ava Clegg, Amelia Bennett, Makayla Bleza, Stephanie Este, Ella Gillard, Caitlin Gurney

GOALS
East Coast: Rylee McGartland 4, Caitlin Davidson 2, Bailee Hourigan 2, Skye Southon 2, Alexandra Huynh, Laura Moran
Pennant Hills: -

On Back to Baulko Day at Bruce Purser Reserve, East Coast Eagles hammered Pennant Hills by 81 points.

The Eagles led by 36 points at half-time and piled on the pressure in the second half to gain valuable percentage against the struggling Demons outfit.

Rylee McGartland kicked 4 goals for the Eagles, whilst Skye Southon, Caitlin Davidson and Bailee Hourigan all chipped in with two majors each for East Coast.


SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2.3.15
MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 7.6.48

BEST
Sydney University: Maryanne Harley, Amanda Farrugia, Emma Juneja, Molly Cameron, Yasmin Sayer, Anna Langford
Manly Warringah: Andrea Roditis, Bella Clarke, Peggy Stanbury, Lauren Bull, Hannah Woolf, Holly Wickham

GOALS
Sydney University: Maryanne Harley, Emma Walsh
Manly Warringah: Bella Clarke 2, Peggy Stanbury 2, Kate Salmon, Holly Wickham, Hannah Woolf

Manly Warringah showed they are back closer to their best form with a crucial, professional 33-point win over Sydney University at University No.1 Oval.

The Wolves led by just 2 goals at the main break but kicked away to lead by 30 points at the final break. Keeping Uni to 1 goal in each half will please Wolves Head Coach Phil Spratt, with Manly’s defence a major factor in their great run over half a decade.

Bella Clarke and Peggy Stanbury kicked two goals each for Manly Warringah.


UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 7.3.45
NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 4.8.32

BEST
UNSW-ES: Eliza Vale, Sera Kaukiono, Rani Sossai, Taylor Smith, Francesca Ryan, Ella Willey
North Shore: Ella Daniel, Sophie Kavanagh, Isadora McLeay, Liv O'Donnell, Lucy Yates, Adrienne Keeffe

GOALS
UNSW-ES: Emily Conlan 2, Rebecca Privitelli 2, Taylor Smith 2, Francesca Ryan
North Shore: Adrienne Keeffe 2, Matilda Eder, Sophie Kavanagh

In an outstanding performance at Henson Park, UNSW-ES defeated North Shore by 13 points.

The key to the Bulldogs superb win was their tackling. They tackled the Bombers out of the game and kept them under pressure for the entire 4 quarters. North Shore will use this loss as motivation for the rest of the season, and again, their poor shooting (4.8) needs work on the training track this week.

Key forwards Rebecca Privitelli, Emily Conlan and Taylor Smith all kicked 2 goals for UNSW-ES. Adrienne Keeffe kicked two goals for North Shore.


UTS BATS 14.11.95
PARRAMATTA GOANNAS 2.1.13

BEST
UTS Bats: Beth Martini, Olivia Morris, Taylah Canobie, Ella Parker, Hannah Cerezo, Kate Stanton
Parramatta Goannas: tbc

GOALS
UTS Bats: Ella Parker 3, Brianna-Lee Wade 3, Kate Stanton 3, Gemma Casiglia 2, Beth Martini, Jessica Quade, Siena Visentini
Parramatta Goannas: tbc

UTS thrashed Parramatta by 82 points at Waverley Oval.

In their second successive convincing performance at home, the Bats never gave the Goannas a chance, leading by 29 points at the main break then by 70 points at three-quarter time. The undefeated Bats have a massive home fixture at UNSW-ES at Trumper Park on Anzac Day, and they will need to be at their best to topple the high-flying Bulldogs in one of the games of the season.

Kate Stanton, Brianna-Lee Wade and Ella Parker all kicked 3 goals for UTS.


BYE: St George Dragons
 
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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.
 
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PARRAMATTA GOANNAS 9.11.65
PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 1.0.6

BEST
Parramatta Goannas: Marley Rhodes, Montana Doubell, Brea Trevitt, Cindy Lam, Zara Stanford, Tayliya Noack
Pennant Hills: Greta Clatworthy, Sophie Pendlebury, Lillian Ward, Caitlin Gurney, Amber Reveley, Ashleigh Grubba

GOALS
Parramatta Goannas: Khobi Devine 2, Lilly Dummett 2, Annabelle McHale 2, Zara Stanford 2, Cindy Lam
Pennant Hills: Sophie Pendlebury

Parramatta produced their first victory od season 2026 with a comprehensive 59-point victory over Pennant Hills at Gipps Rd Oval.

Parramatta flew out of the blocks in the first quarter, letting by 26 points at the first change. The Goannas led by eight goals at half time and then nine goals at three quarter time, with Pennant Hills producing a much better second half defensively, in which that kept Parramatta to 2.6.

Khobi Devine, Zara Stanford, Annabelle McHale and Lilly Dummett all kicked 2 goals for the Goannas.


UTS BATS 14.11.95
UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 7.3.45

BEST
UTS Bats: Gemma Casiglia, Siena Visentini, Georgina McDonnell, Elly Rudd, Marnie Robinson, Zoe Bush
UNSW-ES: Rebecca Privitelli, Eliza Vale, Shelby Koh, Summah Joyce, Abby Cunningham, Rani Sossai

GOALS
UTS Bats: Annie Lord, Jessica Quade
UNSW-ES: Rebecca Privitelli 5, Emily Conlan 4, Taylor Smith 2, Ash James, Grace Madden, Anna Pellen, Francesca Ryan, Bonnie Swan

High flying UNSW-ES systematically dismantled UTS at Trumper Park, eventually running away with a compelling 92-point victory.

The Bulldogs did not give the Bats a chance in the first half, careering away to a 46-point lead at the main break. The Bulldogs kicked 9 goals to 2 in the second half to establish themselves as early Premiership favourites, having now beaten Manly Warringah, North Shore and now UTS.

Dynamic forwards Rebecca Privitelli (5 goals) and Emily Conlan (4 goals) were in great form and caused the usually reliable Bats backline nightmares on a huge day at Trumper.


MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 12.18.90
EAST COAST EAGLES 0.1.1

BEST
Manly Warringah: Kenya Fahey, Hannah Woolf, Abbie Hayes, Holly Wickham, Roxi Beuzeville, Lauren Bull
East Coast: Imogen Gray, Renee Tomkins, Nellie McMillan, Kahli Gilchrist, Grace Simonsen, Nelly Thomas

GOALS
Manly Warringah: Bella Clarke 4, Isabella Rudolph 2, Ava Barraclough, Kenya Fahey, Andrea Roditis, Kate Salmon, Holly Wickham, Hannah Woolf
East Coast: -

A dominant Manly Warringah crushed East Coast Eagles by 89 points at Weldon Oval. Final scores were Manly Warringah 12.18.90 to East Coast Eagles 0.1.1.

The Wolves performance was basically flawless, with the only exception being only 12 goals kicked from 30 effective shots at goal. Keeping the talented Eagles outfit to a solitary behind highlights an outstanding effort from Manly’s back 5 and talented midfield.

Bella Clarke kicked 4 goals for the Wolves, with small forward Isabella Rudolph chipping in with 2 majors.

In an ominous sign for the rest of the Premier Division, Manly’s best two players were midfield guns Kenya Fahey and dual Mostyn Medallist Hannah Woolf. They were aided and abetted by Abbie Hayes, Holly Wickham, Roxi Beuzeville and Lauren Bull. East Coast Eagles was best served by Imogen Gray, the evergreen Renee Tomkins, Nellie McMillan, Kahli Gilchrist, Grace Simonsen and Nelly Thomas.


NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 12.11.83
ST GEORGE DRAGONS 3.1.19

BEST
North Shore: Sophie Kavanagh, Elizabeth Yates, Lucy Yates, Adrienne Keeffe, Zoe Hurrell, Liv O'Donnell
St George: Delaney Gwynn, Kaitlyn Eisenhuth, Ellen Soffe, Jasmine Baily, Charlotte Bulmer, Eloise Carey

GOALS
North Shore: Sophie Kavanagh 3, Adrienne Keeffe 2, Lily Sullivan 2, Elizabeth Yates 2, Kaitlyn Petrides, Lucy Yates
St George: Sarah Brenton, Delaney Gwynn

North Shore produced a solid, professional 64-point victory over St George at Gore Hill Oval.

After a close first quarter (the Bombers led by 10 points after the first 18 minutes), North Shore kicked 5 goals to 1 in the second term and were never seriously threatened afterwards. The Dragons regrouped after half time and defended their hearts out, keeping North Shore to 5 goals in the second half.

Sophie Kavanagh led all goalkickers with 3 majors for North Shore. Lily Sullivan, full-forward Adrienne Keeffe, and Elizabeth Yates all kicked 2 goals for the Bombers, ahead of their monster clash against Manly Warringah at Curl Curl this Saturday.


BYE: Sydney University
 
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It's May, and Round 5 of the AFL Sydney competition is upon us.

In Men's Prems, just two undefeated teams remain. North Shore have swept all before them, while UTS have given themselves the best chance of breaking their finals drought. Pennant Hills, South-West Sydney and Sydney Uni are chasing them; while Manly and UNSW-ES outside the top five.


Manly-Warringah Wolves v North Shore Bombers Weldon Oval, Saturday 12:40pm

East Coast Eagles v South-West Sydney Blues Bruce Purser Reserve, Saturday 12:50pm

Inner West Magpies v Sydney University Picken Oval, Saturday 1:00pm

UTS Bats v St George Dragons Trumper Park, Saturday 2:20pm

Pennant Hills Demons v UNSW-ES Bulldogs Mike Kenny Oval, Saturday 2:35pm


In Women's Prems, it’s been a great start to the season for UNSW-ES, who are the only undefeated team. Manly, North Shore, Sydney Uni and UTS are only a game behind and ready to pounce if the Bulldogs slip up. East Coast are in sixth and have the bye this week, and are in a spot of bother after a poor result last week. A week to reset and recharge may be just what they need.

UTS Bats v St George Dragons Trumper Park, Saturday 10:30am

Pennant Hills Demons v UNSW-ES Bulldogs Mike Kenny Oval, Saturday 12:50pm

Parramatta Goannas v Sydney University Gipps Road Oval, Saturday 3:00pm

Manly-Warringah Wolves v North Shore Bombers Weldon Oval, Saturday 3:30pm


The livestreamed matches in Round 5 are Manly Wolves vs North Shore Bombers in both Men's and Women's Divisions

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MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 16.7.103
NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 15.11.101

BEST
Manly Warringah: Byron Laws, Kale Gabila, Taine Wright, Kyle Martin, Kaden Harbour, Barry O’Connor
North Shore: Angus Loebel, Cooper Donald, James Tidemann, Matt Buskariol, Thomas Hitchens, Mitchell Rogers

GOALS
Manly Warringah: Kaden Harbour 3, Barry O’Connor 3, Taj Livingston 2, Travis Schiller 2, Zachary Youlten 2, Mackenzie Allen, Lachlan Kilpatrick, Matthew Lane, Lachie McArthur
North Shore: Angus Loebel 4, Matt Buskariol 3, Thomas Gillis 2, Felix Rogers 2, Thomas Hitchens, Nicholas Pavlou, Nick Robinson, James Tidemann

In one of the best home-and-away clashes of the decade, Manly Warringah held off a fast-finishing North Shore by 2 points in a simply thrilling, fast-paced, breathtaking, and electric game of football at a rocking Weldon Oval.

After a pulsating 11-goal first quarter that had the healthy crowd enthralled, the Wolves and Bombers were separated by a mere three points at half-time and at three-quarter time as the lead changed consistently on warm day and fast track at Curl Curl.

This magnificent game of football was changed completely in the fourth quarter.

Manly kicked the first 4 goals of the final term, with a rare “double goal” from Irishman Barry O’Connor and then Kaden Harbour (who received a free-kick straight after O’Connor’s goal, before the ball had even been returned to the centre square) and, extraordinarily, two successive 6-6-6 transgressions from North Shore leading to 2 more goals, from Taj Livingston (a wonderful left-foot snap from the Lagoon Pocket) and O’Connor (again). North Shore settled and kicked the last 3 goals of the match to just fall short of what would have been an amazing comeback.

O’Connor and Harbour kicked 3 goals each for the Wolves. Angus Loebel, in the best form of his career, kicked 4 goals and Matt Buskariol chipped in with 3 goals for the Bombers.

Manly Warringah’s best players were Byron Laws, Phelan Medallist Kale Gabila, Taine Wright, Kyle Martin, Harbour, and O’Connor. North Shore was best served by Loebel, Cooper Donald, James Tidemann, Buskariol, Thomas Hitchens, and Mitchell Rogers.


EAST COAST EAGLES 1.9.15
SOUTH WEST SYDNEY BLUES 19.10.124

BEST
East Coast: Jacob Jones, Lyndon Hupfeld, Nathan Penna, Angus Edwards, Mitchell Bradley, Baylee Jones
South West Sydney: Jack Rule, Xavier Torre, Joshua Croft, Max Lower, Jerome Lawrence, Luke Parkinson

GOALS
East Coast: Jacob Jones
South West Sydney: Jerome Lawrence 7, Joshua Croft 4, Bailey-Dean Latanis 2, Luke Parkinson 2, Kyle Veerhuis 2, Uchenna Egbu, Sullivan O'Dwyer

South West Sydney returned to the winners’ circle with a crushing 109-point victory over East Coast Eagles at Bruce Purser Reserve.

In a low scoring first quarter marred by East Coast Eagles’ inaccurate shooting, the Blues lead by two points of the first break. The Blues then kicked away to lead by 28 points at the main break. South West Sydney did their damage in the third quarter, producing a 9-goal blitz as they simply ran amok. They finished off the job in the final quarter, keeping East Coast scoreless in an impressive display.

Jerome Lawrence, released from backline duties, kick 7 goals for the Blues in a superb performance. Josh Croft chipped in with 4 majors as the Blues continued their impressive start to the season.

South West Sydney’s best players were Jack Rule, Xavier Torre, Croft, Max Lower, Lawrence, and Luke Parkinson. East Coast Eagles were best served by their most consistent player Jacob Jones, Lyndon Hupfeld, Nathan Penna, Angus Edwards, Mitchell Bradley, and Baylee Jones.


INNER WEST MAGPIES 5.2.32
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 30.18.198

BEST
Inner West: Callum McEvoy-Gray, Ryder Eberhard, Max Fasolo, Jonty Inglis, Ben Zoppo, Matt Petherick
Sydney University: Braydon Pilot, Mamadou Faye, Declan Fitzpatrick, Wilson Baade, Noah Connick, Connor Kent

GOALS
Inner West: Max Fasolo, Eden Kassem, Daniel McMahon, Bililign Robertson, Ben Zoppo
Sydney University: Lachlan Keeffe 6, Braydon Pilot 5, Rory Barkley 3, Jack Lewsey 3, Austin Lucy 3, Nathan Tang 3, Connor Kent 2, Wilson Baade, Hugo Blacker, Declan Fitzpatrick, Lucas Newman, Russell Royal

Sydney University were ruthless in annihilating Inner West Magpies by 166 points at Picken Oval.

After an entertaining 10-goal first quarter, the Students led by 30 points at the first break. From then on, it was one-way traffic as Sydney University piled on 23 goals to 2 in a dominant and percentage-boosting performance.

Lachlan Keeffe kicked 6 goals and Brayden Pilot kicked 5 as Uni’s forwards ran riot. Inner West had 5 players kick 1 goal each.

Sydney University’s best players were Pilot, Mamadou Faye, Declan Fitzpatrick, Wilson Baade, Noah Connick, and Connor Kent. Inne West Magpies were best served by Callum McEvoy-Gray, Ryder Eberhard, Max Fasolo, Jonty Inglis, Ben Zoppo, and Matt Petherick.


UTS BATS 21.15.141
ST GEORGE DRAGONS 9.8.62

BEST
UTS Bats: James Warton, Nick McGill, John Boylan, Ash Backlund, Sam Buckham, Blake Tabe
St George: Jack Druery, Liam Taylor, Nelson Carey, Eddie Marning, Dominic Soffe, Mac Winchester

GOALS
UTS Bats: Ash Backlund 5, Blake Tabe 3, Jack Jarvis 2, Lachlan McNamara 2, Ed Palmer 2, Sam Buckham, Thomas Charles, Benjamin Lenarduzzi, Ryan Lymn, Lewis McCormack, Louis Pribula, James Warton
St George: Hunter Pickett 3, Jack Druery 2, Patrick Tegg 2, Joshua Brennan, Riley Taylor

UTS continued their unbeaten start to the season with a 79-point demolition of St George in an entertaining, high-scoring fixture at Trumper Oval.

After a tight first quarter in which both sides kicked 3 goals, UTS went crazy in the second quarter, raining down 9 goals to 1 to effectively have the game won at half-time. The Bats went on with the job in the second half, and they now sit alone on top of the Premier Division ladder ahead of a blockbuster clash away to Pennant Hills this Saturday.

Key forward Ash Backlund kicked 5 goals for UTS, with lively half-forward Blake Tabe chipping in with 3 majors of his own. Hunter Pickett kicked 3 goals for the Dragons, with Jack Druery and stalwart Patrick Tegg adding 2 majors each.

UTS’ best players were James Warton, Nick McGill, John Boylan, the talismanic Backlund, Sam Buckham, and Tabe. St George was best served by Druery, Liam Taylor, Nelson Carey, Eddie Marning, Dominic Soffe, and Mac Winchester.


PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 13.9.87
UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 12.13.85

BEST
Pennant Hills: Mitchell Blow, Joshua Stern, Oliver Williams, Jonathan Friend, Ben Lamb, Liam Everett
UNSW-ES: William Foster, Oscar Peter, Jacquin Mifsud, Jackson Tikkeros, Noah Harper, Toby Renshaw

GOALS
Pennant Hills: Oscar Irwin 3, Joshua Stern 3, Liam Everett 2, Nicholas Hey 2, Angus Lee, Andrew Murdoch, Aidan Russell
UNSW-ES: Jacquin Mifsud 5, Jake Sutton 2, Charlie Burgess-Hoar, Archer Dunstan, Ethan Elliott, Luke Moloney, Luke Swan

In the second thriller of Round 5, Pennant Hills came from 17 points down at three-quarter time to defeat UNSW-ES by 2 points in an extraordinary game of football at Mike Kenny Oval.

After a close first half, the Bulldogs led by 5 points at the main break. UNSW-ES then piled on 5 goals to 3 in an entertaining third quarter to have themselves well on track for an upset victory over their hosts. The Demons kicked 4 of the final goals of the match, with the sealer coming from key forward Nick Hey in the 24th minute, in front of the faithful at Cherrybrook.

This victory proved that the Demons have clearly learnt from a tough 2025 season, where they fell away at the end of the season. Pennant Hills have their sights firmly set on September action this season, and this performance creates a real gap between themselves and fellow finals aspirants UNSW-ES.

Oscar Irwin and Josh Stern kicked 3 goals each for Pennant Hills. Liam Everett and Hey added 2 goals each as the Demons shared the goals around. Jacquin Mifsud led all goalkickers with 5 goals, aided and abetted by Jake Sutton, who chipped in with 2 majors.

Pennant Hills’ best players were Mitchell Blow, Stern, Oliver Williams, Jonathan Friend, Ben Lamb, and Everett. UNSW-ES were best served by William Foster, Oscar Peter, Mifsud, Jackson Tikkeros, Noah Harper, and Toby Renshaw.
 
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UTS BATS 14.5.89
ST GEORGE DRAGONS 5.2.32

BEST
UTS Bats: Olivia Morris, Marnie Robinson, Elly Rudd, Gabriella Stanwix, Sam Wightwick, Annie Lord
St George: Kaitlyn Eisenhuth, Ruby O'Dwyer, Jasmine Baily, Eloise Carey, Matilda Lupis, Tess Kokles

GOALS
UTS Bats: Jessica Quade 4, Ella Parker 3, Annie Lord 2, Olivia Morris 2, Gemma Casiglia, Laura Donohoe, Brianna-Lee Wade
St George: Jasmine Baily 2, Tess Kokles 2, Ashleigh Lestrange

UTS produced a professional 57-point victory over St George at Trumper Oval. Final scores were UTS 14.5.89 to Saint George 5.2.32.

UTS set up their impressive victory with a dominant first quarter, kicking five goals whilst keeping St George scoreless. The Dragons was solid after quarter time, kicking five goals whilst UTS piled on 9 more as the Bats got back into the winners’ circle after a tough loss last week.

Star forward Jess Quaid kicked 4 goals for UTS, whilst Ella Parker had an impressive day kicking 3 majors of her own for the victorious Bats. Jasmine Baily and Tess Kokles kicked 2 goals each for the Dragons.

UTS’ best players were Olivia Morris, Marnie Robinson, Elly Rudd, Gabriella Stanwix, Sam Wightwick, and Annie Lord. St George was best served by Kaitlyn Eisenhuth, Ruby O'Dwyer, Baily, Eloise Carey, Matilda Lupis, and Kokles.


PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 0.0.0
UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 25.17.167

BEST
Pennant Hills: Ava Clegg, Maddison Kernaghan, Ashleigh Grubba, Laura O'Connell, Amelia Bennett, Louise Fisher
UNSW-ES: Hayley Stanford, Taylor Smith, Rebecca Privitelli, Emily Conlan, Zali Deep, Bec Newman

GOALS
Pennant Hills: -
UNSW-ES: Emily Conlan 7, Rebecca Privitelli 7, Taylor Smith 6, Ash James 2, Zali Deep, Shelby Koh, Rani Sossai

UNSW-ES put on a clinic in belting Pennant Hills by 167 points at Mike Kenny Oval. Final scores on a tough day for the Demons were UNSW-ES 25.17.167 to Pennant Hills 0.0.0.

The Bulldogs had put on a century by half time and slightly eased off the throttle in the second half as they continued their outstanding start to the 2026 season.

Star forwards Emily Conlan and Rebecca Privitelli kicked seven goals each for the Bulldogs.

UNSW-ES’ best players were Hayley Stanford, Taylor Smith, Privitelli, Conlan, Zali Deep, and Bec Newman. Pennant Hills was best served by Ava Clegg, Maddison Kernaghan, Ashleigh Grubba, Laura O'Connell, Amelia Bennett, and Louise Fisher.


PARRAMATTA GOANNAS 1.0.6
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 13.12.90

BEST
Parramatta Goannas: Montana Doubell, Megan Mifsud, Tayliya Noack, Marley Rhodes, Megan Ashford, Caitlin Connaughton
Sydney University: Saskia Johnson, Amanda Farrugia, Lucy Smith, Brianna Davies, Mimi Pullinger, Arabella Hendriks

GOALS
Parramatta Goannas: Tayliya Noack
Sydney University: Lucy Gilfedder 3, Macy Tanner-Black, Brianna Davies, Ashley Dribbus, Amanda Farrugia, Molly Gibbs, Anna Langford, Jessica Robertson, Jessica Lee Urquhart

Sydney University produced a consistent 4-quarter effort in thrashing Parramatta by 84 points at Gipps Rd Oval.

Parramatta were competitive in the first quarter only trailing by 3 goals at the first break. However, Sydney University's renowned defence shut them down completely for the remaining 3 quarters, keeping the Goannas scoreless in an impressive display.

Voice captain Lucy Gilfedder kicked 3 goals for Sydney University. Macy Tanner-Black chipped in with 2 majors for the Students.

Sydney University’s best players were Saskia Johnson, Amanda Farrugia, Lucy Smith, Brianna Davies, Mimi Pullinger, and Arabella Hendriks. Parramatta was best served by Montana Doubell, Megan Mifsud, Tayliya Noack, Marley Rhodes, Megan Ashford, and Caitlin Connaughton.


MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 5.9.39
NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 2.5.17

BEST
Manly Warringah: Lauren Bull, Andrea Roditis, Peggy Stanbury, Bella Clarke, Ava Barraclough, Brooke Bailey
North Shore: Lucy Yates, Heidi Charles, Isadora McLeay, Grace Hill, Kara Selvarajah, Emily Cleghorn

GOALS
Manly Warringah: Peggy Stanbury 3, Ava Barraclough, Kate Salmon
North Shore: Grace Hill, Adrienne Keeffe

In warm conditions at Weldon Oval, Manly Warringah’s back 5 were simply outstanding in the Wolves 22-point victory over fierce local rivals North Shore.

After a low-scoring, intense and tough-tackling first half dominated by 50-gamer Lauren Bull (Wolves) and dynamic rover Lucy Yates (Bombers), Manly took a narrow 4-point lead into the main break. Manly gradually crept away over the course of the second half to record a crucial victory, especially considering the meteoric rise of UNSW-ES this season. Bull was unstoppable across half-back, and Yates was superb in racking up dozens of quality touches for her Bombers.

Peggy Stanbury led all goalkickers with 3 majors for Manly on a tough day for forwards, despite excellent conditions at Curl Curl.

Manly Warringah’s best players were the outstanding Bull, the fleet-footed Andrea Roditis, Stanbury, Bella Clarke, Ava Barraclough, and Brooke Bailey. North Shore was best served by the simply superb Yates, Heidi Charles, Isadora McLeay, Grace Hill, Kara Selvarajah, and Emily Cleghorn.


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Round 6 of Premier Division action in the AFL Sydney competition takes us one third of the way through the home and away season.

Men's Premier Division
A two-game break has opened up between sixth-placed Manly and seventh-placed UNSW-ES; and the teams from seventh and below have plenty of work ahead of them to bridge the gap. Manly’s thrilling win last week keeps them in sight of the top five; had they gone down, they’d have been in a spot of bother.


South-West Sydney Blues v Manly-Warringah Wolves Bob Prenter Reserve, Saturday 1:40pm

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UNSW-ES Bulldogs v Inner West Magpies Henson Park, Saturday 2:00pm

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St George Dragons v East Coast Eagles Kelso Oval, Saturday 2:25pm

Pennant Hills Demons v UTS Bats Mike Kenny Oval, Saturday 2:35pm

Sydney University Students v North Shore Bombers Sydney Uni No 1 Oval, Saturday 2:55pm


Women's Premier Division

In the Women's, two games separating fifth from sixth, the teams outside the top five need to lift their game and string some wins together; otherwise we already have our final five.

Manly have the bye this week.


UNSW-ES Bulldogs v Parramatta Goannas Henson Park, Saturday 12:20pm

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St George Dragons v East Coast Eagles Kelso Oval, Saturday 12:40pm

Pennant Hills Demons v UTS Bats Mike Kenny Oval, Saturday 12:50pm

Sydney University Students v North Shore Bombers Sydney Uni No 1 Oval, Saturday 1:00pm


 
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