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AFL SYDNEY 2026

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ROUND 6 MEN'S PREMIER DIVISION RESULTS & REVIEW New
SOUTH WEST SYDNEY BLUES 15.8.98
MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 9.5.59

BEST
South West Sydney: Uchenna Egbu, Max Lower, Luke Parkinson, Liam Burns, Angus Langley, Callum Burns
Manly Warringah: Lachlan Behagg, Kale Gabila, Ky Mcgrath, Tyler Sheehan, Lachlan Hunter, Oliver Rojo

GOALS
South West Sydney: Eddie Keogh 2, Bailey-Dean Latanis 2, Max Lower 2, Luke Parkinson 2, Thye Hamilton, William Lockett, Sullivan O'Dwyer, Matthew Ronan, Xavier Torre, Jeremy Woodford
Manly Warringah: Kale Gabila 2, Kaden Harbour 2, Jasper Crouch, Lachlan Hunter, Ky Mcgrath, Barry O’Connor, Zachary Youlten

South West Sydney rocketed to first place on the Men's Premier Division ladder with an impressive 39-point victory over Manly Warringah at Bob Prenter Reserve.

On the back of a dominant performance in the ruck from the rapidly developing Uchenna Egbu, the Blues kicked 13 goals to 7 after quarter-time in a professional display on the vast expanses of Bob Prenter Reserve.

Both sides had crucial players missing, so this composed win from the Blues is a pivotal moment in their brief history in Premier Division.

4 Blues players kicked 2 goals each; Eddie Keogh, Bailey-Dean Latanis, Max Lower and gun midfielder Luke Parkinson. Phelan Medallist Kale Gabila and Kaden Harbour kicked 2 goals each for the Wolves.

South West Sydney’s best players were the magnificent Egbu, Lower, Parkinson, Liam Burns, Angus Langley and key backman Callum Burns. Manly Warringah was best served by Lachlan Behagg, Gabila, Ky McGrath, Tyler Sheehan, Lachlan Hunter, and Oliver Rojo.


UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 19.8.122
INNER WEST MAGPIES 7.5.47

BEST
UNSW-ES: Harrison Dyson, Luke Swan, Ben Scala, Marcus Lippett, Ethan Elliott, Luke Moloney
Inner West: Kevin Clark, Max Fasolo, Thomas Saad, Fintan Butler, Ki Currie, Alexander Touma

GOALS
UNSW-ES: Luke Swan 6, Archer Dunstan 3, Charlie Burgess-Hoar 2, Luke Moloney 2, Ethan Elliott, Cormac Harris, Dustin Inglis, James Kambas, William Spencer, Liam Walsh
Inner West: Ryder Eberhard 2, Max Fasolo, Bililign Robertson, Taidhg Ryan, Alexander Touma, Ben Zoppo

UNSW-ES accounted for Inner West Magpies by a comfortable 75 points at Henson Park.

After a relatively low-scoring first half, the Bulldogs led by 21 points at the main break. UNSW-ES then kicked 14 goals to 5 in the second half to romp to a crucial victory, given that both North Shore and Manly Warringah dropped points.

Luke Swan kicked 6 goals for UNSW-ES. Archer Dunstan chimed in with 3 majors for the Bulldogs, and Charlie Burgess-Hoar and Luke Moloney both kicked 2 goals for the Bulldogs in their impressive win. Ryder Eberhard and Max Fasolo kicked 2 goals each for Inner West.

UNSW-ES’ best players were Harrison Dyson, Swan, Ben Scala, Marcus Lippett, Ethan Elliott, and Luke Moloney. Inner West Magpies were best served by Kevin Clark, Fasolo, Thomas Saad, Fintan Butler, Ki Currie, and Alexander Touma.


ST GEORGE DRAGONS 11.10.76
EAST COAST EAGLES 8.11.59

BEST
St George: Nathaniel Mckenzie-Hicks, Joshua Nicholls, Jack Druery, Kian Todd-Bonselaar, Cave McKnight, Roman Pickett
East Coast: Lyndon Hupfeld, Brady Mackay, Jacob Jones, Scott Brown, Baylee Jones, Angus Edwards

GOALS
St George: Hunter Pickett 3, Roman Pickett 3, Luke Arendse, Cave McKnight, Callum Nash, Taj Nicol, Matt Saunders
East Coast: Marshall Poynter 3, Mitchell Bradley, Zachary Johns, Jacob Jones, Brady Mackay, Blake Rundell
St George opened their account for season 2026 with hard-fought 17-point victory over East Coast Eagles at Kelso Park North.

The Dragons set up their win with a 5 goal to 2 second quarter and headed into the main break 18 points in front. East Coast pegged back their lead to 11 points at the final change, but the Dragons kicked 3 goals to 2 in the fourth quarter to register a morale-boosting home win.

Hunter and Roman Pickett kicked 3 goals each for the Dragons. Experienced key forward Marshall Poynter kicked 3 goals for the Eagles.

St George’s best players were Nathaniel Mckenzie-Hicks, Joshua Nicholls, Jack Druery, Kian Todd-Bonselaar, Cave McKnight, and Roman Pickett. East Coast Eagles were best served by Lyndon Hupfeld, Brady Mackay, the remarkably consistent Jacob Jones, Scott Brown, Baylee Jones, and Angus Edwards.


PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 14.14.98
UTS BATS 7.7.49

BEST
Pennant Hills: Xavier Russell, Charles Allison, Oscar Irwin, Cooper Lee, Joshua Stern, Ben Lamb
UTS Bats: James Higgins, Justin Ryan, Matthew O'Hanlon, Nick McGill, Ash Backlund, Lachlan McNamara

GOALS
Pennant Hills: Oscar Irwin 4, Nicholas Hey 3, Joshua Stern 3, Mitchell Blow, Liam Everett, Xavier Russell, Henry Williams
UTS Bats: Ash Backlund 2, Thomas Charles, Henry Gosse, Benjamin Lenarduzzi, Blake Tabe

Pennant Hills Demons shook up the Men's Premier Division ladder with a convincing 49-point win over the previously undefeated UTS Bats at Mike Kenny Oval.

Under second year coach Jason Blakemore, the Demons have shaken off a lethargic and disappointing 2025 season with a great start to 2026.

The Demons won every quarter in a dominant performance. The Bats stuck to their task but were well-beaten in every facet of the game.

Small forward Oscar Irwin kicked 4 goals for the Demons. Nick Hey and Josh Stern continued their outstanding start to the season with 3 goals each for Pennant Hills. Ash Backlund kicked 2 goals for UTS.

Pennant Hills best players were Xavier Russell, Charles Allison, Oscar Irwin, Cooper Lee, Joshua Stern, and Ben Lamb. UTS was best served by James Higgins, Justin Ryan, Matthew O'Hanlon, Nick McGill, Ash Backlund, and Lachlan McNamara.


SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 19.8.122
NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 18.12.120

BEST
Sydney University: Sam Barkley, Hugh Sienkiewicz, Jack Lewsey, Noah Connick, Alex Witherden, Lucas Newman
North Shore: Ned Campbell, Cooper Donald, Nicholas Pavlou, Jackson Nelson, Nick Robinson, James Tidemann

GOALS
Sydney University: Alex Witherden 8, Braydon Pilot 3, Rory Barkley 2, Hugo Blacker 2, Lachlan Keeffe 2, Connor Kent, Jack Lewsey
North Shore: Ned Campbell 4, Nick Robinson 4, Cooper Donald 3, Matt Buskariol 2, Thomas Gillis, Angus Loebel, Jackson Nelson, Max Proud, James Tidemann

In yet another wonderful game of football, a late, late Lachlan Keeffe goal saw Sydney University somehow escape with a thrilling 2-point win over a surging North Shore at University No.1 Oval.

Sydney Uni led by 11 points at quarter-time, then North Shore put the foot down in the second quarter, kicking 7 goals to 3 as they headed to the change rooms 10 points in front.

Uni then came out flying in the third quarter, kicking 7 goals to 1 to lead by 22 points at the last break. The Bombers then came home with a wet sail to actually lead by 3 points in the 25th minute. Keeffe’s goal in the 28th minute of an exhilarating, combined 11-goal final term was the final act in a simply brilliant game of Premier Division football.

Former Brisbane Lion and West Coast Eagle Alex Witherden kicked 8 goals for the Students in a magnificent display, with 2 of those goals crucially coming in the fourth quarter. Brayden Pilot kicked three goals for Uni, with Rory Barkley and Keeffe chipping in with 2 goals each for the Students.
 
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ROUND 6 WOMEN'S PREMIER DIVISION RESULTS & REVIEW New
UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 14.8.92
PARRAMATTA GOANNAS 0.0.0

BEST
UNSW-ES: Rebecca Privitelli, Summah Joyce, Francesca Ryan, Abby Cunningham, Eliza Vale, Taylor Smith
Parramatta Goannas: Tayliya Noack, Zara Stanford, Sienna Stanford, Lilly Dummett, Montana Doubell, Khobi Devine

GOALS
UNSW-ES: Rebecca Privitelli 9, Taylor Smith 2, Emily Conlan, Francesca Ryan, Georgia Voura
Parramatta Goannas: -

Undefeated UNSW-ES continued their brilliant start to the 2026 season with a 92-point thumping of Parramatta at Henson Park.

The Bulldogs kicked 5 goals in the first quarter and completely shut the Goannas down over 4 quarters, in another excellent defensive performance ahead of a Representative General Bye next Saturday.

Gun forward Rebecca Privitelli was unstoppable for the Bulldogs, kicking 9 of the Bulldogs’ 14 goals. Taylor Smith chipped in with two majors for UNSW-ES.

UNSW-ES’ best players were Privitelli, Summah Joyce, Francesca Ryan, Abby Cunningham, Eliza Vale, and Smith. Parramatta was best served by Tayliya Noack, Zara Stanford, Sienna Stanford, Lilly Dummett, Montana Doubell, and Khobi Devine.


ST GEORGE DRAGONS 4.5.29
EAST COAST EAGLES 2.5.17

BEST
St George: Eloise Carey, Ruby O'Dwyer, Sophie Higgs, Madeleine Holden, Sarah Brenton, Charlotte Bulmer
East Coast Eagles: Erin Naden, Renee Tomkins, Nellie McMillan, Grace Simonsen, Chloe Arndt, Claire Sievwright

GOALS
St George: Chantelle Ladner 2, Tess Kokles, Ashleigh Lestrange
East Coast Eagles: Marley Kozak, Erin Naden

St George made history with their first-ever victory over East Coast Eagles in Women’s Premier Division, running out victors by 12 points.

The Dragons set up their win with a first 4-goal first half, and they led by 17 points at the main break. East Coast dug deep and kept the Dragons to 4 behinds in the second half, but St George’s back 5 held firm as the Eagles kicked only 1.3.9 in the second half.

Chantelle Ladner was the only multiple goalkicker in the match, kicking 2 goals for the Dragons.

St George’s best players were Eloise Carey, Ruby O'Dwyer, Sophie Higgs, Madeleine Holden, Sarah Brenton, and Charlotte Bulmer. East Coast Eagles were best served by Erin Naden, Renee Tomkins, Nellie McMillan, Grace Simonsen, Chloe Arndt, and Claire Sievwright.


PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 0.0.0
UTS BATS 18.16.124

BEST
Pennant Hills: Stephanie Este, Eliza Michie, Amelia Bennett, Kate Quadrio, Charlotte Reynolds-Nutt, Lillian Ward
UTS Bats: Emma Keane, Ella Parker, Olivia Morris, Brianna-Lee Wade, Taylah Canobie, Alysha Burnett

GOALS
Pennant Hills: -
UTS Bats: Brianna-Lee Wade 6, Ella Parker 3, Gemma Casiglia 2, Laura Donohoe 2, Sam Wightwick 2, Olivia Morris, Madeleine Stephen, Alyssa Wedd

UTS thrashed Pennant Hills by 124 points at Mike Kenny Oval.

The Bats kicked 9 goals in each half in a consistent performance that gained significant percentage and leapt them into third place, courtesy of an amazing draw at Sydney University No.1 Oval.

Full-forward (and former Demon) Brianna-Lee Wade kicked 6 goals for UTS. Ella Parker kicked 3 goals for the Bats and three players (Gemma Casiglia, Laura Donoheo and Sam Wightwick) all chimed in with 2 majors for a dominant UTS outfit.

UTS’ best players were Emma Keane, Parker, Olivia Morris, Wade, Taylah Canobie, and Alysha Burnett. Pennant Hills were best served by Stephanie Este, Eliza Michie, Amelia Bennett, Kate Quadrio, Charlotte Reynolds-Nutt, and Lillian Ward.


SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 6.3.39
NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 6.3.39

BEST
Sydney University: Saskia Johnson, Ashley Dribbus, Arabella Hendriks, Jessica Lee Urquhart, Lucy Gilfedder, Natalia Waterson
North Shore: Zoe Clubb, Ella Daniel, Sophie Kavanagh, Kara Selvarajah, Grace Hill, Lucy Yates

GOALS
Sydney University: Lucy Gilfedder 2, Jessica Lee Urquhart 2, Emma Walsh 2
North Shore: Adrienne Keeffe 2, Zoe Clubb, Abbey Martin, Liv O'Donnell, Lucy Yates

Sydney University and North Shore played out a thrilling draw at University No.1 Oval.

North Shore led by 6 points at the main break, and then the 2025 Grand Finallists were locked at 4.3.27 each at the final break. North Shore led by 12 points midway through the final term, but then goals from Lucy Gilfedder and Jessica-Lee Urquhart had the two teams level again with 4 minutes to play. Neither side could score in the final minutes in a nail-biting end to a simply amazing game of football.

Urquhart, Gilfedder and Emma Walsh kicked 2 goals each for the Student. Adrienne Keeffe kicked 2 goals for North Shore.

Sydney Uni’s best players were Saskia Johnson, Ashley Dribbus, Arabella Hendriks, Urquhart, Gilfedder, and Natalia Waterson. North Shore’s best players were not available at the time of writing.


BYE: Manly Warringah Wolves
 
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REP ROUND! New
Premier Division action takes a weekend off for the annual round of Rep Footy!

AFL Canberra take on AFL Sydney in both the Women's and Men's, followed by AFL South Coast taking on Hunter Central Coast

All 4 games being played at Corroboree Group Oval in Canberra

 
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MEN'S AFL CANBERRA VS AFL SYDNEY

AFL CANBERRA 13.5.83
AFL SYDNEY 15.15.105

BEST
Canberra: Jack Powell, Josh Maynard, Matthew Mcgrory, Joel Dunstall, Riley Budd, Jack Nunn
Sydney: Kale Gabila, James Tidemann, Cooper Donald, Lachlan McNamara, Byron Laws, Henry Gosse

GOALS
Canberra: Jack Powell 4, Josh Maynard 3, Thomas Wischnat 3, Joel Dunstall, Blake Holloway, Sam Thorne
Sydney: Nicholas Hey 4, Jacquin Mifsud 3, Zachary Youlten 3, Kale Gabila 2, Rory Barkley, Lachlan McNamara, Luke Parkinson


Sydney withstand a furious fourth-quarter fightback from Canberra to record a thrilling 22-point victory.

Sydney set up their win by kicking 10 goals to 6 in the first half. Key forwards Nick Hey and Zac Youlten kicked 7 goals between them in the first half as Sydney dominated the midfield through James Tidemann, Cooper Donald, Lachlan McNamara and Henry Gosse. Canberra stayed in the game via accurate kicking, kicking 6 goals from 7 effective attempts in the first two quarters.

Canberra made huge changes at the start of the third quarter. Burly ruckman Jake Maynard went to full-forward, Aidan Bowyer stayed rucking the entire term and the classy Matt McGrory swung onto the ball. McGrory, Riley Budd and Joel Dunstall started to win the clearances as Canberra just won the term 4 goals to 3. A pivotal moment came with Sydney 44 points up; as Sydney kicked a goal, forward Byron Laws was nabbed for a blocking free kick as the Sherrin sailed through the goalposts. Canberra struck immediately and a possible 50-point lead became a 38-point lead in less than a minute.

Onto a huge final term where Maynard proved a massive task for Sydney, with no ideal match-up other than perhaps ruckman Mitchell Blow, who played at fullback in a magnificent performance on Anzac Day but required to play on Bowyer and then Maynard on-ball. Canberra pegged the lead back to 10 points through hard running and a clear momentum swing, then Maynard had a marking contest 15 metres out from goal. Jerome Lawrence JUST got back and swept the ball away from Maynard at a critical juncture. Sydney then kicked the final two goals of the match to record an accomplished 22-point victory.

Kale Gabila won the Best on Ground Medal for Sydney. Others to shine for Sydney were Tidemann, Donald, McNamara, Laws and Gosse. Joel Dunstall was adjudged Best on Ground for Canberra. Canberra was also well-served by McGrory, Maynard, Budd, burly forward Jack Powell and Bowyer.


WOMEN'S AFL CANBERRA VS AFL SYDNEY

AFL CANBERRA 2.4.16
AFL SYDNEY 5.9.39

BEST
Canberra: Maddie Dwyer, Jayde Hamilton, Michelle Foscarini, Grace Read, Madison Lustri, Shannon Brown
Sydney: Lauren Bull, Renee Tomkins, Gabby Eaton, Sophie Kavanagh, Megan Mifsud, Lucy Yates

GOALS
Canberra: Michelle Foscarini, Grace Read
Sydney: Adrienne Keeffe 2, Emily Conlan, Megan Mifsud


A defensive masterclass from AFL Sydney kept the vastly improved AFL Canberra outfit to just 2 goals in running out 23-point winners on a warm May afternoon in the nation’s capital.

In a game where tackling and intercept marks were features of a dogged, attritional clash, Sydney set up their victory with a 3 goal to 1 first half, which included keeping Canberra scoreless in the second quarter. Sophie Kavanagh and Megan Mifsud starred in the first half for Sydney, alongside key backs Renee Tomkins, Lauren Bull and Gabby Eaton (Sydney) and the superb Madison Lustri in the ruck and Maddie Dwyer (both from Canberra), who can pack her bags for Southport in mid-July after repelling Sydney’s forwards on countless occasions with her brilliant intercept marking.

In the third quarter, Canberra and Queanbeyan midfielder Jayde Hamilton took it upon herself to win contested ball and get the Canberra side back into the game. Alongside Belconnen star Grace Read and the ageless Michelle Foscarini, Hamilton took over the midfield in a thrilling third stanza.

Amazingly, only one goal was kicked in the third quarter, by Mifsud, as Tomkins in particular stood up magnificently to raid after raid by Canberra, all driven by the desperate Hamilton and Read. Tomkins, playing in the absolute last line of defence, blanked Canberra star Ryeli Fleming and could be considered unlucky not to have won the Sydney Best on Ground Medal from fullback, so complete was her performance.

The teams traded a goal each in the final term. Canberra started well, kicking the first goal via Read, but Sydney settled in the back half of the final term to record a hard-earned 23-point victory.

Sydney’s best on ground was the very much in-form Lauren Bull. Other best players for Sydney were Tomkins, Eaton, Kavanagh, Mifsud and rover Lucy Yates, who picked up 32 touches in a sparkling display. Read was adjudged Canberra’s best player. Other stars for the hosts were the magnificent Dwyer, Hamilton, Foscarini, the athletic Lustri and Shannon Brown.
 
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MEN'S PREMIER DIVISION
In the Men's comp., the top four are separated only by percentage, with South-West Sydney leading Pennant Hills, UTS and Sydney Uni. Then follows North Shore, a game behind the top four but with a better percentage than all of them. Manly are a game plus percentage out of the five, with UNSW-ES a further game behind.

Links for the livestreamed matches are below.


UNSW-ES Bulldogs v South-West Sydney Blues Henson Park, Saturday 2:10pm

Manly-Warringah Wolves v St George Dragons Weldon Oval, Saturday 2:15pm

https://streamer.com.au/match/6207

UTS Bats v East Coast Eagles Waverley Oval, Saturday 2:30pm

https://streamer.com.au/match/6208

Sydney University Students v Pennant Hills Demons Sydney Uni No 1 Oval, Saturday 2:55pm

North Shore Bombers v Inner West Magpies Gore Hill Oval, Saturday 3:00pm


WOMEN'S PREMIER DIVISION
In the Women's comp, UNSW-ES are the only undefeated team, but have the bye this weekend. The draw between Sydney Uni and North Shore complicates ladder position calculations; and also sees a two-and-a-half game break between fifth and sixth. The teams from second to fifth all have games against bottom-four clubs; and if there’s no upsets this week, we’re already close to getting our final five locked in.

Links for the livestreamed matches are below.


North Shore Bombers v Parramatta Goannas Gore Hill Oval, Saturday 11:20am

Manly-Warringah Wolves v St George Dragons Weldon Oval, Saturday 12:10pm

https://streamer.com.au/match/6205

UTS Bats v East Coast Eagles Waverley Oval, Saturday 12:40pm

https://streamer.com.au/match/6206

Sydney University Students v Pennant Hills Demons Sydney Uni No 1 Oval, Saturday 1:00pm


Bye: UNSW-ES Bulldogs


 
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ROUND 7 MEN'S PREMIER DIVISION RESULTS & REVIEW New
UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 4.4.28
SOUTH WEST SYDNEY BLUES 7.13.55

BEST
UNSW-ES: Harrison Dyson, Jake Sutton, David Cheel, Conor Haswell, Cormac Harris, Jacquin Mifsud
South West Sydney: Liam Burns, Edward Cole, Luke Parkinson, Matthew Ronan, Sullivan O'Dwyer, Thye Hamilton

GOALS
UNSW-ES: Charlie Burgess-Hoar, Giovanni Douziech, Cooper Flint, Jake Sutton
South West Sydney: Matthew Ronan 2, Joshua Croft, Angus Langley, Jerome Lawrence, Max Lower, Sullivan O'Dwyer

South West Sydney came from 18 points down at quarter-time to defeat UNSW-ES by 20 points.

The Bulldogs kicked 3 goals to none in a solid first quarter. After quarter-time, the Blues kicked 7 goals to 2 in a superb defensive display from the competition leaders.

5 UNSW-ES players kicked 1 goal each. Matt Ronan kicked two goals for the Blues.

South West Sydney’s best players were Liam Burns, Edward Cole, Phelan Medal hopeful Luke Parkinson, Ronan, Sullivan O'Dwyer, and Thye Hamilton.


MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 18.9.117
ST GEORGE DRAGONS 7.4.46

BEST
Manly Warringah: Oliver Rojo, Trent Dennis-Lane, Kaden Harbour, Barry O’Connor, Lachlan Kilpatrick, Nathanael Newman
St George: Cave McKnight, Dominic Soffe, Nathaniel Mckenzie-Hicks, Joshua Nicholls, Hunter Flower, Liam Taylor

GOALS
Manly Warringah: Trent Dennis-Lane 8, Zachary Youlten 4, Lachlan Behagg 2, Matthew Lane, Nathanael Newman, Willem Smit, Ryan Stubbs
St George: Hunter Pickett 2, Mac Winchester 2, Cave McKnight, Callum Nash, Roman Pickett

Manly Warringah defeated St George by 71 points at Weldon Oval.

The Wolves were jolted out of their slumber after quarter-time, with St George leading by 7 points at the first change. Mainly then kicked 16 goals to 4 in the remaining three quarters as they careered away to a solid victory in the wet conditions at Curl Curl.

The Wolves are a completely different side when Trent Dennis-Lane is stationed at full forward. Dennis--Lane kicked 8 goals in yet another excellent display on home turf. AFL Sydney forward Zac Youlten kicked 4 goals as he provided able support to Dennis-Lane. Hunter Pickett and Mac Winchester kicked 2 goals each for the Dragons.

Manly’s best players were Oliver Rojo, Dennis-Lane, Kaden Harbour, Barry O’Connor, Lachlan Kilpatrick, and Nathanael Newman. St George was best served by Cave McKnight, Dominic Soffe, Nathaniel Mckenzie-Hicks, Joshua Nicholls, Hunter Flower, and Liam Taylor.


UTS BATS 19.17.131
EAST COAST EAGLES 7.7.49

BEST
UTS Bats: Ash Backlund, James Warton, Lachlan McNamara, Lewis McCormack, Nick McGill, Blake Tabe
East Coast: Angus Edwards, Jacob Jones, Lyndon Hupfeld, Jesse Eldred, Marshall Poynter, Brady Mackay

GOALS
UTS Bats: Ash Backlund 4, Blake Tabe 4, Lachlan McNamara 3, James Feltham 2, James Warton 2, Joshua Garrels, Ryan Lymn, Ed Palmer, Louis Pribula
East Coast: Marshall Poynter 3, Connor Ballingall, Mitchell Bradley, Jesse Eldred, Brady Mackay

UTS returned to the winners’ circle with an emphatic 82-point win over the struggling East Coast Eagles at a rainswept Waverley Oval.

The Bats kicked 11 goals to 2 in the first half as their running game and slick movement proved too much for the Eagles. The Eagles tripled their score in the fourth quarter as they saved some face, with UTS slightly taking the foot of the pedal in the final 30 minutes as they coasted to victory.

Considering the conditions (it rained for the entire four quarters), UTS provided some scintillating football at times, despite Eagles ruckman Scott Brown dominating the ball-ups all day. For the first time in many seasons, the Bats are entitled to look toward September. Next Saturday sees a decisive test for UTS – they have North Shore at Gore Hill, one of AFL Sydney’s toughest away trips.

Ash Backlund and Blake Tabe kicked 4 goals each for UTS (Backlund would have almost reached double figures had he had his kicking boots on). Lachlan McNamara, a star for AFL Sydney a week earlier at Manuka Oval, chipped in with 3 majors for the Bats. Key Eagles forward Marshall Poynter kicked 3 goals from limited opportunities.

UTS’s best players were Backlund, James Warton, McNamara, Lewis McCormack, Nick McGill, and Tabe. East Coast Eagles were best served by Angus Edwards, Jacob Jones, Lyndon Hupfeld, Jesse Eldred, Poynter, and Brady Mackay.


SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 2.14.26
PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 14.9.93

BEST
Sydney University: Wilson Baade, Beau Mathews, Oscar Bosnjakovic, Lucas Newman, Ricky Meyrick, Hugh Sienkiewicz
Pennant Hills: Charles Allison, Angus Lee, Mitchell Blow, Joshua Stern, Liam Everett, Stephen Wray

GOALS
Sydney University: Leo Hawkins, Braydon Pilot
Pennant Hills: Nicholas Hey 4, Oscar Irwin 2, Angus Lee 2, Joshua Stern 2, Darcy Carnahan, Ben Lamb, Maine Vidler, Stephen Wray

A brilliant defensive display from Pennant Hills, combined with diabolical shooting from hosts Sydney University, saw the Demons thrash the Students by 67 points at University No.1 Oval.

The Demons had this game won at half-time, leading 8.6.54 to 0.8.8 at the main break. Pennant Hills increased their lead each quarter in a superb display from Jason Blakemore’s men.

The rapid turn-around in the Demons results over 9 months has been a remarkable sight. They have taken huge strides towards a September finals run with consistent, sustainable footy, all whilst missing injured League fullback Mikey Carroll.

Gun forward Nick Hey kicked 4 goals for the Demons, assisted by Oscar Irwin, Angus Lee, and Josh Stern (2 goals each).

Pennant Hills were best served by Charles Allison, Angus Lee, Mitchell Blow, Stern, Liam Everett, and Phelan Medallist Stephen Wray. Sydney University was best served by Wilson Baade, Beau Mathews, Oscar Bosnjakovic, Lucas Newman, Ricky Meyrick, and Hugh Sienkiewicz.


NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 25.26.176
INNER WEST MAGPIES 2.6.18

BEST
North Shore: Nicholas Pavlou, Max Proud, Cooper Donald, James Tidemann, Nick Robinson, Matt Buskariol
Inner West: Samuel Butler, Lachlan Tiziani, Daniel O’Connell, Max Fasolo, Ryder Eberhard, Jonty Inglis

GOALS
North Shore: Matt Buskariol 5, Nick Robinson 5, Patrick Bolger 3, Cooper Donald 3, Jackson Nelson 2, Nicholas Pavlou 2, Felix Rogers 2, Finn Chalmers, Matthew Sidhu, Jake Veale
Inner West: Ryder Eberhard, Lachlan Tiziani

North Shore quite simply overwhelmed Inner West Magpies at Gore Hill Oval, eventually running out victors by a huge 158 points.

The Bombers kicked exactly 88 points in each half as they showed absolutely no mercy toward the struggling Magpies. This huge score could be important as the season heads into late August, with the Bombers now lying in 4th place with a competition-best percentage of 252.21, ahead of a monster 3 v 4 clash with UTS this Saturday at Gore Hill Oval.

On a day where goals were shared around, Matt Buskariol and Nick Robinson kicked 5 majors each for the Bombers. Patrick Bolger and representative star Cooper Donald added 3 goals each for a rampant North Shore.

Norths Shore’s best players were Nicholas Pavlou, Max Proud, Donald, James Tidemann, Robinson, and Buskariol. Inner West Magpies were best served by Samuel Butler, Lachlan Tiziani, Daniel O’Connell, Max Fasolo, Ryder Eberhard, and Jonty Inglis.
 
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NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 12.10.82
PARRAMATTA GOANNAS 1.1.7

BEST
North Shore: Charlotte Tidemann, Georgina Maher, Sophie Kavanagh, Emma Ferrante, Abbey Martin, Ella Daniel
Parramatta Goannas: Kayla McGinty, Brea Trevitt, Caoimhe Hogan, Ashley Gray, Megan Mifsud, Marley Rhodes

GOALS
North Shore: Abbey Martin 3, Emma Ferrante 2, Adrienne Keeffe 2, Zoe Clubb, Ella Daniel, Willow Orsini, Lily Sullivan, Lucy Yates
Parramatta Goannas: Brea Trevitt

North Shore thrashed Parramatta by 75 points at Gore Hill Oval.

The Bombers were never seriously threatened in a professional performance, keeping Parramatta scoreless over the first three quarters as they gained valuable percentage in a remarkably close Top 5.

Abbey Martin referred returned to form with three goals for the Bombers. Emma Ferrante and League full-forward Adrian Keeffe chipped in with two majors each for North Shore.

North Shore's best players were Charlotte Tidemann, Georgina Maher, Sophie Kavanagh, Ferrante, Martin, and Ella Daniel. Parramatta was best served by Kayla McGinty, Brea Trevitt, Caoimhe Hogan, Ashley Gray, Megan Mifsud, and Marley Rhodes.


MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 13.7.85
ST GEORGE DRAGONS 2.3.15

BEST
Manly Wolves: Jayme Saggers, Bella Clarke, Hannah Woolf, Chloe Davis, Ashleigh Carter, Isabella Rudolph
St George: Gabriela Waechter, Ashleigh L’Estrange, Ruby O'Dwyer, Sophie Higgs, Sarah Brenton, Chantelle Ladner

GOALS
Manly Wolves: Isabella Rudolph 4, Ashleigh Carter 2, Bella Clarke 2, Peggy Stanbury 2, Abbie Hayes, Leila McDougall, Hannah Woolf
St George: Gabriela Waechter 2

Manly Warringah tracked competition leaders UNSW-ES with a resounding 70-point victory over St George at a damp Weldon Oval.

The Wolves were rampant in the first half, kicking 10 unanswered goals in a devastating first half performance. The Dragons, to their credit, made the second half much more interesting kicking 2 goals to Manly’s 3 in a much closer contest.

The Wolves, after an early stumble, sit in second place on the Womens Premier Division ladder and are well-placed for yet another finals campaign deep into September.

Isabella Rudolph kicked 4 goals for Manly, including two from the “Steven Johnson” pocket that set the crowd alight. Skipper Ashleigh Carter, Bella Clarke, and Peggy Stanbury all chimed in with 2 goals each for the walls. Gabriela Waechter kicked two goals for St George.

Manly’s best players were Jayme Saggers, Clarke, dual Mostyn Medallist Hannah Woolf (in a notable return to form for the talented rover), Chloe Davis, inspiring skipper Carter, and Rudolph. St George was best served by Waechter, Ashleigh Lestrange, Ruby O'Dwyer, Sophie Higgs, Sarah Brenton, and Chantelle Ladner.


UTS BATS 5.12.42
EAST COAST EAGLES 2.3.15

BEST
UTS Bats: Taylah Canobie, Olivia Morris, Hannah Cerezo, Beth Martini, Marnie Robinson, Gabriella Stanwix
East Coast Eagles: Nellie McMillan, Renee Tomkins, Chloe Arndt, Skye Southon, Kahli Gilchrist, Erin Naden

GOALS
UTS Bats: Gemma Casiglia, Beth Martini, Olivia Morris, Brianna-Lee Wade Sam Wightwick
East Coast Eagles: Nellie McMillan, Skye Southon

UTS were made to work hard by East Coast Eagles before the Bats ran out 27-point winners as the rain drenched the Waverley Oval.

In a game played in wildly fluctuating conditions, UTS set up their victory in the first half, letting by 26 points at the main break. Only converting 4 shots out of a possible 13 kept East Coast in the game. In a very wet second half, vehicles dug deep as each team could only manage one goal apiece in the gloomy conditions.

UTS consolidated third position on the ladder, which they needed as they have an upcoming bye and have North Shore and Sydney University breathing down their necks.

The 7 goals in this fixture were kicked by 7 individual goal kickers, highlighting how tough goals were to come by on a wet afternoon at Waverly Oval.

UTS’ best players were the outstanding Taylah Canobie, Olivia Morris, Hannah Cerezo, Beth Martini, Marnie Robinson, and Gabriella Stanwix. East Coast Eagles were best served by Nellie McMillan, player-coach Renee Tomkins, Chloe Arndt, Skye Southon, Kahli Gilchrist, and Erin Naden.


SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 24.16.160
PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 0.2.2

BEST
Sydney University: Amanda Farrugia, Frances Walsh, Molly Gibbs, Madison McCarthy, Allie Smith, Mimi Pullinger
Pennant Hills: Charis Zacharias, Caitlin Gurney, Zoe Winn, Greta Clatworthy, Ava Clegg, Louise Fisher

GOALS
Sydney University: Molly Gibbs 6, Lucy Gilfedder 4, Ryleigh Delacour-Batch 2, Allie Smith 2, Frances Walsh 2, Sophie Andreacchio, Evie Bowie, Brianna Davies, Ashley Dribbus, Amanda Farrugia, Madison McCarthy, Niamh McMahon, Jessica Robertson
Pennant Hills: -

Sydney University belted Pennant Hills by 158 points at University No.1 Oval.

The Students kicked 13 goals in the first half, and 11 in the second as they made a serious increase to their percentage, which could separate Uni & North Shore at the end of the season.

Molly Gibbs had a huge day out for Sydney Uni, kicking 6 goals. Vice-captain Lucy Gilfedder chimed with 4 majors of her own as the hosts poured more misery onto the struggling Demons outfit.

Sydney Uni’s best players were Amanda Farrugia, Frances Walsh, Gibbs, Madison McCarthy, Allie Smith, and Mimi Pullinger. Pennant Hills were best served by Charis Zacharias, Caitlin Gurney, Zoe Winn, Greta Clatworthy, Ava Clegg, and Louise Fisher.


BYE: UNSW-ES BULLDOGS
 
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Top of the ladder is on the line as Pennant Hills and South-West Sydney face off at Mike Kenny; while North Shore and UTS’s battle will go a long way towards determining the fate of the top five. Sydney Uni completes the top five, with Manly a game behind. It’ll take something special for any of the bottom four teams to make the finals from here; there’s a lot of ground to make up.

Links for the livestreamed matches are below.

North Shore Bombers v UTS Bats Gore Hill Oval, Saturday 12:30pm

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Live Stream: North Shore Bombers vs UTS Bats (Men's Premier Division | Round 8)

Watch all the action from the AFL Sydney game between North Shore Bombers and UTS Bats (Men's Premier Division | Round 8), on 29 May 2026 at 7:30 pm GMT-7
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Inner West Magpies v Manly-Warringah Wolves Picken Oval, Saturday 12:45pm

East Coast Eagles v UNSW-ES Bulldogs Blacktown ISP Oval #1, Saturday 1:40pm (relocated from Bruce Purser Reserve)

St George Dragons v Sydney University Students Blacktown ISP Oval #2, Saturday 2:30pm (relocated from Kelso Oval)

Pennant Hills Demons v South-West Sydney Blues Mike Kenny Oval, Saturday 2:45pm


WOMEN'S PREMIER DIVISION

With only one goal so far this season, there’s plenty of work to be done to reset and become more competitive when they return to action. North Shore v UTS will be a key battle in the fight for ladder positions, while the other teams in the top five have games against bottom-four teams. With more than three games separating fifth from sixth, unless something truly out of the ordinary happens over the remainder of the season, we likely already have our final five.

Pennant Hills have the bye this week.

Links for the livestreamed matches are below.

North Shore Bombers v UTS Bats Gore Hill Oval, Saturday 10:50am

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Live Stream: North Shore Bombers vs UTS Bats (Women's Premier Division | Round 8)

Watch all the action from the AFL Sydney game between North Shore Bombers and UTS Bats (Women's Premier Division | Round 8), on 29 May 2026 at 5:50 pm GMT-7
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East Coast Eagles v UNSW-ES Bulldogs Blacktown ISP Oval #1, Saturday 12:00pm (relocated from Bruce Purser Reserve)

St George Dragons v Sydney University Students Blacktown ISP Oval #2, Saturday 12:40pm (relocated from Kelso Oval)

Parramatta Goannas v Manly-Warringah Wolves Gipps Road Oval, Saturday 1:20pm


 
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NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 16.12.108
UTS BATS 7.7.49

BEST
North Shore: Nicholas Pavlou, Cooper Donald, Patrick Bolger, Sean Netting, Matthew Sidhu, Matt Buskariol
UTS Bats: Henry Gosse, Ash Backlund, Lewis McCormack, James Warton, Nick McGill, Justin Ryan

GOALS
North Shore: Patrick Bolger 5, Matt Buskariol 2, Nicholas Pavlou 2, Max Thomas 2, Ned Campbell, Angus Loebel, Max Proud, Nick Robinson, Matthew Sidhu
UTS Bats: Thomas Charles 2, Joshua Garrels, Henry Gosse, Jack Jarvis, Damian Ryan, Blake Tabe

North Shore were too strong for UTS at Gore Hill Oval, comfortably winning by 59 points.

Make no mistake, this was a menacing performance from North Shore, and the Bombers will have noted that they relaxed slightly in the last quarter, something they will not do as they head into September. The Bombers midfield was superb, consistently given first use of the ball from giant ruckman Frane Babic.

The game was basically over at half-time, as North Shore led by 44 points at the main break. Their superb organisation across half back and the midfield were simply too much for UTS, with the Bombers footspeed a real highlight in a clinical display from the two-time reigning premiers.

Small forward Patrick Bolger had a field day, kicking 5 goals. Matt Buskariol, Nick Pavlou, and Max Thomas all chimed in with 2 majors apiece. Thomas Charles kicked 2 goals for the Bats.

North Shore’s best players were Pavlou, AFL Sydney midfielder Cooper Donald, Bolger, Sean Netting, Matthew Sidhu, and Buskariol. UTS was best served by Henry Gosse, Ash Backlund, AFL Sydney fullback Lewis McCormack, James Warton, Nick McGill, and Justin Ryan.


INNER WEST MAGPIES 12.2.74
MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 23.10.148

BEST
Inner West: Lachlan Tiziani, Daniel O’Connell, Max Fasolo, Callum McEvoy-Gray, Ben Zoppo, Connor Anagnostopoulos
Manly Warringah: Lachlan Kilpatrick, Lachlan Behagg, Willem Smit, Kale Gabila, Aiden Adams, Zachary Youlten

GOALS
Inner West: Lachlan Tiziani 4, Ryder Eberhard 2, Callum McEvoy-Gray 2, Ben Zoppo 2, Connor Anagnostopoulos, Taidhg Ryan
Manly Warringah: Kale Gabila 6, Oliver Griffiths 3, Zachary Youlten 3, Cody Beavis 2, Nathanael Newman 2, Thomas O'Leary 2, Lachlan Behagg, Lachlan Cameron, Lachlan Kilpatrick, James Lugsdin, Ky McGrath

On a day where magnificent goal kicking (the two teams kicked 35 goals from 47 attempts) was a feature, Manly Warringah (who kicked 13 of the 20 goals in a highlight-reel second quarter) ran away to a crushing 74-point victory over Inner West Magpies at Picken Oval.

After an extraordinary 20-goal second quarter that sent the statisticians racing for their record books, Manly led by 53 points at the main break. The Wolves then kicked 6 goals to 3 in the second half as they closed the gap on fifth-placed UTS ahead of their crucial clash at Weldon Oval on 13 June.

Phelan Medallist Kale Gabila kicked 6 goals for the Wolves in a superb display. Oliver Griffiths and representative forward Zac Youlten kicked 3 goals each for Manly. Lachlan Tiziani shone for Inner West in kicking 4 goals, with Ryder Eberhard, skipper Cal McEvoy-Gray and stalwart Ben Zoppo chiming in with 2 majors each for the Magpies.

Manly Warringah’s best players were Lachlan Kilpatrick, Lachlan Behagg, Willem Smit, Gabila, Aiden Adams, and Youlten. Inner West was best served by Tiziani, Daniel O’Connell, Max Fasolo, McEvoy-Gray, Zoppo, and Connor Anagnostopoulos.


EAST COAST EAGLES 13.11.89
UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 12.14.86

BEST
East Coast: Marshall Poynter, Jacob Jones, Brody Kane, Brady Mackay, Lyndon Hupfeld, Nick Johns
UNSW-ES: Jacquin Mifsud, Luke Swan, Giovanni Douziech, Conor Haswell, Marcus Lippett, Clancy Walsh

GOALS
East Coast: Marshall Poynter 6, Nathan Penna 2, Mitchell Bradley, Zachary Johns, Brody Kane, Benjamin Kinney, Brady Mackay
UNSW-ES: Jacquin Mifsud 5, Luke Swan 3, Archer Dunstan 2, Giovanni Douziech, Clancy Walsh

East Coast Eagles came from 11 points down at three-quarter time to register their first victory of season 2026, edging out UNSW-ES by a mere 3 points. In a thrilling game of football at BISP 1, the Eagles' superior shooting proving pivotal in an absolute nail-biter.

The Bulldogs led by 6 points at half-time but, crucially, kicked only 5 goals from 15 effective shots on goal. In a topsy-turvy final quarter, key Eagles forward Marshall Poynter kicked 3.2 on his own, including the match-winner in the 25th minute of an amazing final term.

Poynter kicked 6 goals in a brilliant, best-on-ground display for East Coast. League representative Jacquin Mifsud kicked 5 goals for the Bulldogs, with Luke Swan chiming in with 3 goals.

East Coast Eagles were best served by Poynter, Mr Reliable Jacob Jones, Brody Kane, Brady Mackay, Lyndon Hupfeld, and Nick Johns. The Bulldogs’ best players were Mifsud, Swan, Giovanni Douziech, Conor Haswell, Marcus Lippett, and Clancy Walsh.


ST GEORGE DRAGONS 3.7.25
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 22.21.153

BEST
St George: Jeremy Woods, Roman Pickett, Vincent Kannan, Nathaniel Mckenzie-Hicks, Lucas Flower, Callum Nash
Sydney University: Connor Kent, Jack Lewsey, Wilson Baade, Harry Cameron, Braydon Pilot, Declan Fitzpatrick

GOALS
St George: Hunter Pickett 2, Riley Taylor
Sydney University: Alex Witherden 3, Jet Hendrie 2, Braydon Pilot 2, Declan Fitzpatrick, Lachlan Keeffe, Jack Lewsey, Felix Rugge Price, 11 tbc

Sydney University simply annihilated St George at BISP 2, running out 129-point winners in a dominant display, as Uni picked up crucial percentage in the tight battle for the Top 3.

The Students kicked 13 goals to none in a ruthless second half, as they re-grouped after an unusually mediocre performance last week at home to Pennant Hills.

Alex Witherden kicked 3 goals for Uni, and Hunter Pickett kicked 2 goals for St George. Goal kicking and best players info was incomplete at the time of writing.


PENNANT HILLS DEMONS 8.2.50
SOUTH WEST SYDNEY BLUES 17.13.115

BEST
Pennant Hills: Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Wray, Cooper Lee, Henry Williams, Thomas Edmonds, Xavier Russell
South West Sydney: Matthew Belbasis, Edward Cole, Jerome Lawrence, Liam Burns, Sullivan O'Dwyer, Thye Hamilton

GOALS
Pennant Hills: Cooper Lee 2, Darcy Carnahan, Nicholas Hey, Oscar Irwin, Angus Lee, Jonathan Moran, Jy Windle
South West Sydney: Jerome Lawrence 5, Matthew Belbasis 2, Edward Cole 2, Sullivan O'Dwyer 2, Coby Hilton, Angus Langley, Luke Parkinson, Kohan Prenter, Bailey Stewart, Matthew Storey

Competition frontrunners South West Sydney produced an astonishing performance at Mike Kenny Oval, thrashing the in-form Pennant Hills Demons by 65 points.

The Blues kicked 13 goals to 5 after quarter-time, as they disposed of the talented Demons for the second time this season. The Blues sit at 7-1 and look ahead to a monster home clash on 13 June at Rosedale Oval, hosting premiers North Shore in a simply enormous Round 9 fixture.

This was a huge statement game for the Blues, with the Demons coming off a demolition of Sydney Uni 7 days earlier. South West Sydney head into a week off chock full of confidence and relishing the opportunity of having a real crack at the Bombers.

Jerome Lawrence kicked 4 goals for the Blues, with Sullivan O’Dwyer kicking 3 majors and Matt Belbasis and Ed Cole chiming in 2 goals apiece. Cooper Lee kicked 2 goals on a disappointing day for the Demons.

South West Sydney’s best players were Belbasis, Cole, Lawrence, Liam Burns, O'Dwyer, and Thye Hamilton. Pennant Hills was best served by Cameron Mitchell, Phelan Medallist Stephen Wray, Lee, Henry Williams, Thomas Edmonds, and Xavier Russell.
 
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NORTH SHORE BOMBERS 14.14.98
UTS BATS 0.0.0

BEST
North Shore: Sophie Kavanagh, Zoe Hurrell, Liv O'Donnell, Grace Hill, Lily Sullivan, Adrienne Keeffe
UTS Bats: Gabriella Stanwix, Hannah Cerezo, Georgina McDonnell, Zoe Bush, Brianna-Lee Wade, Annie Lord

GOALS
North Shore: Lily Sullivan 3, Adrienne Keeffe 2, Abbey Martin 2, Ella Daniel, Emma Ferrante, Grace Hill, Sophie Kavanagh, Willow Orsini, Lucinda Watson, Lucy Yates
UTS Bats: -

In an overwhelming performance that will have the rest of the competition taking notice, North Shore destroyed UTS by 98 points at Gore Hill Oval.

What was scary about this performance was the utter dominance from North Shore’s midfield and the fact that the Bombers delivery into their forward was only average, with UTS dropping extra players into the backline in an attempt to thwart the back and red tsunami that came their way on a warm day at Gore Hill.

Lily Sullivan kicked 3 goals for North Shore, with key forwards Adrienne Keeffe and Abbey Martin chiming in with 2 goals each.

UTS simply had no answer to the supremely athletic Sophie Kavanagh, who ran at will and was at times unstoppable. Grace Hill tagged Olivia Morris all day and nullified the talented Morris in an excellent performance. Other Bombers to shine were Zoe Hurrell, Liv O'Donnell, Sullivan, and Keeffe. UTS was best served by fullback Gabriella Stanwix, Hannah Cerezo, Georgina McDonnell, Zoe Bush, Brianna-Lee Wade, and Annie Lord.


EAST COAST EAGLES 0.0.0
UNSW-ES BULLDOGS 10.8.68

BEST
East Coast Eagles: Jess Whelan, Sarah Hicks, Kahli Gilchrist, Imogen Gray, Skye Southon, Molly Martin
UNSW Bulldogs: Ella Willey, Imogen Baldassarre, Taylor Smith, Georgia Voura, Sera Kaukiono, Summah Joyce

GOALS
East Coast Eagles: -
UNSW Bulldogs: Rebecca Privitelli 3, Taylor Smith 2, Emily Conlan, Emily-Summer Hawes, Francesca Ryan, Willow Skene, Georgia Voura

Undefeated UNSW-ES extended their record to 7-0 with a comprehensive 68-point win over East Coast Eagles.

The Bulldogs gained valuable experience playing at Blacktown, where they seem destined for at least 2 finals in September. UNSW-ES led by 33 points at half-time and continued with the job in the second half, all whilst keeping the Eagles scoreless.

Gun forward Rebecca Privitelli kicked 3 goals for the Bulldogs, whilst Taylor Smith chimed in with 2 majors.

UNSW-ES’ best players were Ella Willey, Imogen Baldassarre, Taylor Smith, Georgia Voura, Mostyn Medallist Sera Kaukiono, and Summah Joyce. East Coast Eagles were best served by Jess Whelan, Sarah Hicks, Kahli Gilchrist, Imogen Gray, Skye Southon, and Molly Martin.


ST GEORGE DRAGONS 1.4.10
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 10.9.69

BEST
St George: Madeleine Holden, Eloise Carey, Charlotte Bulmer, Kaitlyn Eisenhuth, Jasmine Baily, Ashleigh L’Estrange
Sydney University: Amanda Farrugia, Madison McCarthy, Ashley Dribbus, Maryanne Harley, Molly Cameron, Claudia Gray

GOALS
St George: Sarah Brenton
Sydney University: Amanda Farrugia 3, Jessica Lee Urquhart 3, Madison McCarthy 2, Ashley Dribbus, Lucy Gilfedder

Sydney University proved far too strong for St George at BISP 2, with the Students running out winners by 59 points.

The Students led by 46 points at the main break and cruised to their fifth win of the season in the second half as St George at least put up a decent fight in the third and fourth quarters.

The superb Amanda Farrugia and Jessica-Lee Urquhart kicked 3 goals each for Uni, with Madison McCarthy chiming in with 2 majors.

Sydney University’s best players were the evergreen Farrugia (surely in line for another Top 3 finish in the Mostyn Medal), McCarthy, Ashley Dribbus, Maryanne Harley, Molly Cameron, and Claudia Gray.


PARRAMATTA GOANNAS 1.0.6
MANLY WARRINGAH WOLVES 8.7.56

BEST
Parramatta Goannas: Cindy Lam, Montana Doubell, Megan Mifsud, Marley Rhodes, Sienna Stanford, Brea Trevitt
Manly Wolves: Roxi Beuzeville, Jayme Saggers, Stephanie Wilkins, Sunny Hedges, Ava Barraclough, Bella Clarke

GOALS
Parramatta Goannas: Brea Trevitt
Manly Wolves: Kaitlyn Manning 2, Ava Barraclough, Leila McDougall, Isabella Rudolph, Kate Salmon, Peggy Stanbury, Holly Wickham

Manly Warringah ran out comfortable 49-point winners over hosts Parramatta at Gipps Rd Oval.

The Wolves kept Parramatta scoreless over the final three quarters as Manly’s much-vaunted Back 5 again dominated proceedings. Manly have stars on every line and an excellent midfield and will need all their best players to shine in the second half of the season as they strive for a Top 3 finish at the very least.

Manly’s next two fixtures are at home to UTS then a monster clash with undefeated UNSW-ES at Henson Park on 20 June.

Manly had 8 individual goal kickers.

The Wolves best players were AFL Sydney captain Roxi Beuzeville, Jayme Saggers, Stephanie Wilkins, Sunny Hedges, Ava Barraclough, and Bella Clarke. Parramatta was best served by Cindy Lam, Montana Doubell, AFL Sydney midfielder Megan Mifsud, Marley Rhodes, Sienna Stanford, and Brea Trevitt.


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