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R A M S n a m e t h e i r b e s t Captain Nick Potter claims prize also won by current AFL youngsters.

Captain Nick Potter, from Pennant Hills in Sydney, has won the S R Watson Medal as the NSW/ACT RAMS' best

and fairest player. Potter, 18, won from Pennant Hills

teammate Brad Cross, while Jared Kahlefeldt, from Eastlakes MClVWagga Tigers, also polled well.

Potter (below) was outstanding in the midfield for the RAMS ail year and was recently named in the National AFL Under-18 All-Australian team, selected after the National AFL Under-18 Championships in Melbourne.

Nick Potter (left) and Stinim Daly hold the National AFL Under 18 Championships' Division Two trophy.

The RAMS won the Division Two title. A wingman with great speed and skills,

Kahlefeldt was awarded the Dane Quade Memorial trophy for the best first-year player.

Four members of the RAMS' match committee, including coach Rod Carter, were asked to award votes on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis for each match played.

The RAMS' presentation night was held last Saturday at Ainslie Football Club. Earlier in the day, the RAMS went down to the Western Jets in their final TAC Cup match for the year, 6.10 (46) to 10.18 (78).

Former winners of the S R Watson medal include St Kilda's leading possession getter this year, Lenny Hayes, also from Pennant Hills, who won the medal in 1997 and 1998 before being drafted by the Saints, and Sydney Swan Ben Fixter, who collected the prize in 1999. Sydney dynamo Adam Schneider finished second in 2001.

Nick Potter (for the game against North Ballarat), Ed Clarke (Murray Bushrangers), Brad Cross (Geelong), Kyle Archibald (South

Australia) and Adam Leechman (Western Jets) were voted best on ground in the RAMS' representative matches.

Tony Locketi signs autographs at the Blacktown clinic.

CLINIC A HIT More than 230 children converged on

Blacktown Olympic Park last Sunday for the AFL Auskick clinic with goal kicking legend Tony Lockett.

The activity was part of the AFLs community partnership program with Blacktown City Council.

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L a e - s e a s o n s u r p r i s e s The top-four however looks to be settled.

The end of season surprises started last weekend, however, they had no impact on the finals make-up, after UNSW/ES and

Campbelltown all but confirmed they would take part in the September action.

After a spirited and inspired win against the Eagles, Troy Luff said his Balmain team will be "pretty confident playing Campbelltown on our ground." Since setting his side's focus on having fun and enjoying themselves, theTigers will now be looking to get themselves off the bottom by scoring a fourth win before the end of the season.

Kangaroos coach Craig McBrien expects another good performance against Balmain, after two strong victories against theTigers this year. "Balmain will have a bit of confidence going into the game, but we won't be taking our finger off the pulse now," said McBrien, after his team's decisive win against Pennant Hills.

Mick Knuppel scheduled a 6am training session on Monday, following the Eagles' second loss to the bottom side. "They (Balmain) wanted it more than we did," explained Knuppel, who described as "unacceptable" his charges' performance. East Coast defeated UNSW/ES at home in round three, and will "treat the next two games as finals to try and simulate a September-type atmosphere," Knuppel said.

The Bulldogs continued their great late-season form, handing North Shore its first defeat of the season. "We now have the confidence to know we can go all the way," said Bulldogs coach Tim Jones. Facing the up-and-down Eagles, the Bulldogs will want to avoid any complacency after last week's big win. "Importantly, we need to back up," Jones said.

The Bombers will have no time to lament their perfect record being broken, with coach Chris Rourke having to turn their attention to a pre semi­final clash with St George. "We've got a week, so we should be a bit more prepared to run and chase," he said. In reference to their first loss of the season, Rourke admitted "we played against a side that was pretty hard and hungry, and we still tried to play pretty football when there was a challenge."

Cameron Tempieton was a star for the Bulldogs, kicking seven goal:

Crows coach Glen Garner believes his side needs to "make sure we're on our game and put four quarters together" to see where they're at leading into the finals. "I don't think they'll (North Shore) be too worried about it," were Garner's thoughts on the Bombers' loss, however St George will gain confidence from the Bombers' newly discovered vulnerability.

Western Suburbs has three of its best players due back this week, and will be looking to beat Ftennant Hills for the second time this season. "We played a good game of footy last time, and will need to do the same," said Magpies coach Laine Spencer in the lead-up to the encounter at Wagener Oval.

Despite having seven forced changes going into last week's must-win game against Campbelltown, Demons chief Dan Ryan said his players "showed a complete lack of fight and pride in one's own performance." The Demon's must now win their last two games and rely on either Balmain or Western Suburbs beating the Kangaroos to scrape into the finals.

Although the pressure to remain undefeated might be off the Bombers, they will have to deal with the knowledge that teams are coming, and that they are "only human" after all.

To see who does go well on the weekend, log on to aflsydnev.com.au after 8pm Sunday, August 24, | to view the day's results and updated ladder.

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The 2002 East Coast Eagles Ae erve Grade premiership team.

East Coast was the first club to strike an AFL partnership.

East Coast Eagles Football Club was formed in November, 1999, emerging from the Baulkham Hills' senior team. 'Baulko', as it

became known, was established in 1976 and first entered the Sydney AFL in 1993.

For a short time after East Coast's formation, the Eagles and the Falcons operated side-by-side under one administration. However in 2001, the seniors officially separated from the juniors after 25 years operating as Baulkham Hills Australian Football Club.

The master plan for East Coast includes a long-term strategy to foster junior development at all clubs in its zone and to establish a widening base under the Eagles' umbrella. The Falcons however, remain one of the strongest junior clubs in Sydney, with two teams in almost every age group.

The formation of East Coast, in partnership with AFL club West Coast Eagles, was a revolutionary move in its lateral thinking and creativity. This alliance quickly spawned partnerships between other Sydney AFL clubs and AFL clubs.

The history books in years to come will show that Peter Physick was the true founder of the East Coast Eagles concept and the power behind this ground-breaking initiative. Peter has been the Eagfes' president since day one, and along with his four terms as president in the 'Baulko days', is the longest serving president in Falcons-Eagles' history.

The new clubs original guernsey was West Coast's away guernsey, and its first coach was Tim Jones, who is currently coaching the UNSW-ES Bulldogs,

Baulkham Hills' Under-18 Falcons won the club's first Sydney AFL premiership in 1977, and the Eagles managed to win their first

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premiership in their debut year in 2000. The Under-18s again also won the flag that year. Both wins were under the coaching of Les Jarjoura and his assistant, current Under-18 coach Trevor Hangan. Jarjoura coached Falcons and Eagles teams to four consecutive Grand Finals, wining three premierships.

Last year the club broke through for its first Reserve Grade flag under coach Scott Abercrombie who, at the end of that season, had played 327 games, making him one of only three players to have notched more than 300 games with the Falcons or Eagles. The others are Jason Crawford and Steve Merkel.

Daniel Bylsma capped an outstanding season in 2002 by taking out the Sanders Medal in Reserve Grade, with Scott Abercrombie the leading goal kicker in Reserve Grade. Graham Jones won the Phelan Medal in 1995.

The support of the West Coast Eagles has never waned, especially from their Melbourne-based manager, Stephen Nash, and their CEO, Trevor Nisbett.

Both clubs are delighted to be associated with the Northside Junior Association and all representative teams in the NJA play in Eagles' guernseys.

For the past four years the East Coast Eagles have played home games at Macquarie University's Roger Sheeran Oval, but ongoing discussion with Baulkham Hills Council could see the club develop its own home.

The club has excellent corporate support, a committed administration, an enthusiastic coaching staff led by Michael Knuppel, and an emerging team list, placing it in a strong position to win its first senior premiership.

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S y d n e y A F L S t a t i s i c s Round 16 (Round 4 matches were cancelled)

SENIORS

Balmain 6.S B.7 10.6 15.8 1104) tost Coast Eagles 47 8.1 to S 12.8 ISO)

Balmain Goals: B Millar 3. A Kyprianou 3. M Peterson 3. J Banlett 2, C Abbott 2, M Carey, W Williams. M Clatks. Best M Curat. J Coorwy. E Davis. J ClnrVct. B Miliar. S Bishop, M Reid. G Marsh. Eat) Coast Eagles Goals: 8 Physic* 4. J Ryder 4. C Austerbeny. 0 Gaum, M Mctaivili, I Stanford, BestB Physick, J Duss. C Austeiboriy, L Stanford. M Williams. Umpires: DAVID Y01E. GRAHAM GLASSFOHD. ADAM HOSKINS. AtDrummoyneOral,

Cemubtlrtown 16 9.10 Persian: Hills 3.4 3.7

15.14 17.18 (1201 78 7.10 1521

Campbeltown Goals: R Mailer 3. M Withers 3, M Chilian 2. A Fiddler 2, L Norton-Smith 2. J Turner. N Rooney, R Ingram. M Foraa i Courtney. Best. M Whhers, T Covrtney, L Norton-Smith. J Turner, NRooricy.J Fleming. Pennant Hills Goals: A Brawn 2. S Parker. G Broderick, S Jones. R Talbot, CYard. Best 0 Dunning. L Mortimer. R Talbot, A Brawn. S Cherrie. M McCemcy, Umpires: FHANK KALAYZCH, BRAD GIERSCH, ANDREW COHEN. At Monarch Field.

St George 6J 11.4 14.5 22.11 | 1 « ) Western Suburos 22 3.5 6.7 8.7 (55)

Si George Goals: P Ougmora 7, A Lengsworth 5, J Barry 2, T FcarJierstona 2, R Irndeiwood 2. S Demir. D Donohue. S Richmond. J Sh'neberg. Bast 0 Donahue, B Bedwell. P Dugmore. A Langswonh. S Richmond, JShincbern. Western Suburbs Goals: L Spencer 2. P Tripodi 2, M Brewster. M Egan. M Eurell. D Fraser. Best J BradfieW. M F an. S Hudson, J Foutos, tl Fraser, M Brewster. Umpires: GRANT GODFREY, OARREL LUCK. SEAN RICHARDSON. AtOkisPark.

UNSW/ES 5.0 6.6 14.9 17.12 1114) North Shore 3.2 8.4 95 14.5 (89]

UNSW/ES Goals: C Templeton 7. D Macgeorga 4.0 Cnfltenden 3. J McPherson 2. K Boucher. Best S McMahon. C Templeton, J McPhetson, B Cotighlan. MParmenleiAPedi. North Shore Goals: N Hosting 4, S Webb 3. M Ross 2. A Lowes 2. S Wilson. CDale.BAttwood. Best: M Rose. M livy, N Hosting, S Culler, R Wason. Umpires: TROY BURTON, ANTON IEW1S. MATTHEW GEST1ER. At Village Green.

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tVestm Suburbs" 15 3 12 "TV 1070 .1510 70.86 t

Bsrmain 15 3 13 0 943 1717 54.92 12

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Western Suburbs 15 9 6 0 944 1112 B4.B9 36 LCampbeRicwn 15 6 - 1 0 969 1121 86 44

>] St George 15 5 10 0 812 1480 54.36 20 I UNSW/ES 15 3 12 • 0 ' 8 5 7 ' "126B" 67.59 12 |

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UNDER-18s Western Suburbs 9.3 (63) d Greater West 5.11(41|

East Const Eagles 1874 (1321 d Safmain 3.2(20] Pemtent Kills 27.11 |1J3| d Campbelltown 2,1 (13I North Shore 7.15 (57) d Wollongong 6? (331 51 George 193 {123) d Southern Sharks 4.5 (Z9| Redbacks 16.16(112) d UNSW/ES t.4[!0]

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Entering the final round of the SFA, Sydney Uni is sitting securely on top of the First and Reserve Grade ladders, earning a week's rest

for both sides in the opening week of the finals. The First Grade top-five now looks settled,

and results would have to be extremely favourable for UTS to sneak in. Third spot is still wide open however, with Holroyd-Parramatta and the Sharks the two most likely contenders to fill this place. In Reserve Grade, there are a number of permutations for the final three positions in the five, with the clash at North Dalton Park between Wollongong and Manly vital for both clubs.

Last weekend saw two critical matches between finals contenders. At Gipps Road, Holroyd-Parramatta led pacesetters Sydney Uni at each change and an upset looked on the cards. But the Students responded with a dominating final term, to record a comfortable 26-point win.

| It was a similar situation at the Village Green, where a UTS win over UNSW/ES would have left it with a real chance of making the First Grade finals for the first time. The Bats held an 11-point lead at three-quarter time, but were no match for the home side in the final term, going down by 14 points.

In other matches, the Southern Sharks won . as expected against the Nor-West Jets at | Bensons Lane, but were pushed all day by the : determined home side.

Manly-Warringah trailed all day against ; South-West Sydney at Weldon, a late goal by \ the Wolves securing them a five-point win, their

third on the trot. Macquarie Uni was always in charge against

Penrith at Dukes Oval, the Kookas finally returning to the winners' list after a long absence.

Predicted winners for round 18: South-West Sydney, Wollongong, Sydney Uni, Holroyd-Parramatta and the Southern Sharks.

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Hoiroyd>enomo<1o Goals: D Barwk* 4.0 Caminili 2, 6 O'Brieti 2, G Page 2. Best B Gallagher, S Kassem. B Connelly. T Bytsma. G Scarsbrook, A Cl&ary Sydney Uni Goals: M Stoetdalo 5. C Tan 3. A Browne 2. A Morison 2. Bust M Stockdale, W Granger, D Richards, S Wrwdhouse. A Peck. J Edwards. UMPIRES: RAPHAEL ALLWRtGHT. BRENTON HiSSEY Ai Gipps FU Oval.

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MBniy-inraninoah Goals: A Dranstield S, M Rawle 3, T McRao 2.0 Jarvie. D Parsons. C Piidgeon. C Has. Beit C Res, T McRae, 0 Jarvie, A Lindsay. A Dionslic-d. Sooth West Sydney Goals: P CaSSy 5, R Simpson 3. R Saunders 2, P Smith 2. D O'Brien. Best: Not supplied by dub Umpires: MARK RJNDELL R0BER1 MURDOCH Ai Weldon Oval.

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Nor Wen Job Goals: F Thomson 4,0 Fox 3, J Goonan 2. J Crater. G Smits. N Beck. Best: S Quirk. S Bond. G Smits. D fox. M Kemp, 8 Staples. Southern Sharks Goelt: H Raid 6, P Hamer 2. C Everson. S Fredoriksen. G Roberson. C Smyth. Best: R Craig, 0 Korea S Tunbridge. P Kamer. S Fiapatric*. R Reid. UMPIRES: PETER BECKWITH. STEVEN WALLBANK At Bensons Lino

UNSW/ES Goals: A Davis 5. D Archer 5. M Keys 2, K Haywood 2, C Tocnol.ni. S Pech, 0 Sidb-Jones. Best: A Davis. S Pech, D Archer, S Eddy, S Ctiiccster. B Roberts. UTS Goals and best: Mot supplied trf club. UMPIRES: PAUL BARRON. SEAN RICHARDSON, OAVTO YOU At Village Green.

iHeiMih 1 - 1.2 2,0 '4.ir""'!), IJ—"IbTT^ I Mecquarie Uni ,_ I S J0.6 15.12 20,16 _ (138)

Penrith"" " Goats: J Parker 3.0 Cumraings 3. M Ross. J Maguire. JMakin. Best J Edwards. J Magma. T Trigg, P Gauci. C Maralhakis. A Shephard. Mecquarie Uni Goals: F Buckley 6, A Convery 3. D Wcollord 2. J Mansfield 2. C Bales. A Fong. A Haines, N Hilton, M Kolhagen, W Lai. C McArdwr. Best N Hilton. 0 Ollington. A Haines. C Bales, S Lawrenson, A Jackson. Umpires: JOHN SWENSON. GEOF DE LAINE At Dukes Oval.

RESERVE GRADE

Sydney Uni 22.18 (150) d Holfoyd-ParraTOtta 4.0 (24)

Manly-Warrinoah 13.18 (96) d South West Sydney 3.4 (22)

Southern Sharks 18.16 (124) d Nor West Jets 2.6 (181

UNSW/ES 8.8 (56) d UTS 3.9 (271

Penrith 13.11 (89) d Macquarie Uni 8.15163)

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Macqoario Uni 14,10 (94) d Penrith/St Clair B.B (56|

Sydney Uni Blue 8.11159) d Sydney Uni Red 4.3 (27)

Pennant Hills d Sou* Wost Sydney (on fortei:. and receives 76 points lor)

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12-Apr-03 ^ ^ R O U N D : 8 Nor West Ms 8.12 (60) V UTS 10.19 179) Wollonjong 4.8 132) V Sydney Uni 8J) (56) S W Sydney 9.S5 (69| V Macouario Uni 16\S (101)

Bye: UNSW/ES. Manly - Watringah. Hofroyd Panamana, Southern Sharks. Penrith.

Wollongong 19.13 (127) V Penrith 3.7125) Nor West Jets 111 1 (69) V MartyVlranirgah 8 7 (55) Hrjlroyd Parramatta 18.10 (1191V South West Sydney 6.9 (4) Macquarie Uni 12.8 (80) V UNSW/ES 9.11I65I Sydney Uni 14.19 HOD) V UTS 5.5 (35| Bye: Southern Sharks

ROUND: 15 Penrith 7.8 (50) V UTS 18.19 (127) Manly-Warrinrjih 12.7 (79) V Sydney Uni 9.(6 (76) Nor West Jets 9.10154) V SW Sydney 20.14 (134) Wttonrjong 6.1? (481V Southern Sharks 12.10 (92) Holrord-Purrimttta 16.1* 1110) V UNSW/ES 10 8 |6S| Bye: Macquarie Uni

Holroyd-Parramatta 27.10 (1721V Penrith 4.7 (311 UNSW/ES 16.19(115) V ly^Warringah 12.10(62) Nor West Jets 4.5129] V Sydney Uni 23.20 (158) Matguario Uni 10.14 (74| V Wollongong 13.4 (62) S W Sydney 10 B (68) V Southern Sharks 8.91571 Bye: UTS

ROUND: 3 Penrith 11.4 (70) V UNSW/ES 24.11 (155) Manly-Warringah 16.8 |1W| V UTS 83 |57| Nor West Jets 89 |57)V Macquarie UnilS.10 (106) WWrOngong 1610 (11B)VSouth West SyCkBy94EtD Southern Sharks 17.9 (111] V Holrayd-Panamatta8.l7(65) Bye: Sydney Uni

UTS 19.15 (129) V Penrith 9 6 (601 Sydney Uni 25.14 (164) V Marty-Warirflah 7.11 (531 South West SytlEy 15.4|S1| V Nor Wess Jets 16JJ (1041 Son*en,Srartu9J(S2)VV\Mo.l90^JI6(.W! UNSW/ES 1 2 8 (B0) V Ho^ParramatB SS (57) Bye: Macquarie uni

ROUND: 5 . 17-May-OS Penrith 4.71311V Sydney Uni 23 JI (159) h/^^n^B.l2iravM*a)ijmUr=13.H(32) Not Wet: Jets 1.41101V Wollongong 13.6 (114) Holroyd-Parramatta 11.16 (821V UTS 4.7131) UNSW/ES 12.6(781 V Southern Sharks 1510 (100) Bye: South West Sydney —Mitctm poitjonos dm to Intlonom wootSor.

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24-Mny-03 Macrtuario Uni 11 £ (72) V Penrith 2.3115| South West Sydney 163 (1041V Manry-Warringah 7.13<5S| Southern Sharks S.I3(49)VNw West Jms!D\5|65| Sydney Uni 12.9 (81) V Holroyd-ParraTOtta 0.6 <S) UTS I0.8(68|VUNSW/ES15.9(99) Bye: Wollongong

ROUND: 7 Poiith 13.12(901 V South West Sydney 21.7 (133) Manry-Warringah 9.12 (66) V WWImrgmig. 1111 (89) IrdnvWrnsTHB 16.11 (T07)VMhu»bIH 147(91) UNSW/ES 7.9 (511V Sydney Uni 21.8 (134) U T S 16-8 (104) VSouthern Sharks 11.15(91) Bye: Nor West Jets

Penrith 8 9157) V Nor Wast Jets 22.13 (1451 HatraydJ"anamatla lO.IOFCIVWdlongrjng 14.7191) UNSW/ES 20.14 (134) V South West Sydney 9.14 (68) UTS 22.13 1145) V Macquarie Uni 16,7 (103) Sydney Uni 11.16 (82)V Southern Sharks 10.815S) Rye- Manry-Warringah

ROUND: 10 Manly-Warringah 16.5 (I01)V Southern Sharks 11.17 (831 Nor West Jets 4.5 (29(V Kolroyd-Parromatta 11.14 (80) Wollongong 8.10 (59) V UNSW/ES 8.71551 South West Sydney 17.9 (111) V UTS 9.10164) Macquarie Uni 7.5147] V Sydney Uni 16.12 (120)

Penrith 0.13(37) V Manry-Warringah 17.17 (119) UNSW/ES 16.171113) V Nor West Jets 5.7137] UTS 7.10 (52) V Wollongong 155 (95) South West Sydney 6.9(«l V Sydney Uni 13.15193) Southern Sharks 16.14(110] V Macquarie Uni 9.7 (61) Bye: Holroyd-Parramatta

Southern Sharks 25.21 (171) VPenrith 5.6I3SI MantyWaniojah 9 61621V Holmyrl-f ammitta 118 (961 UTS 19.121126) V Not West Jets 11.11 (771 Sydney Uni 17.16 (118) V Wotlonaong 7.7 (49] Macquarie Ure9.IS [701V Sooth Wast Sydney 12.10182) Bye: UNSW/ES

Penrith 10.7 (67) V Holroyd-Parramatta 28.15 (183) Manly-Warringah 8.11 IDS! V UNSW/ES 9,11 (65) Sydney Uni 10.13173) V Nor West Jets B.10 (SB) Wollongong 12.12 (64) V Macquarie Uni 9.10 (64) Southern Shirts ID3 (E9| VSou* Wssl Sydney 10' (61) Bye: UTS

31-Mny-03 ^HROUND: 14 UNSW/ES 21.15 (141) V Penrith 6.10 (46) UTS 12.12 (64) V Manly-Warringah 11.5(71) Macquaiie Uni 6.8 (44) V Nor West Jets 13.6 (B4) SW Sydney 13.7 (85) V Wollongong 11 3174| Holroyd- Parramatta 11) |9S] V Sth Sharks 616 [641 Bye: Sydney Uni

Sydney Uni 33.24 (222) V Penrith 2J |15) Macquxie Uni 9.11 (65) V Manry-Warringah 145(B) WaliDngong 2070 (140) V Nor West Jets 3 3121) UTS 19.13 (127) V Holroyd-Parramatta 7.6 (49) Southern Sherks 14.4 IBS! V UNSW/ES 8.5 (53] Bye: Sotrth West Sydney

ROUND: 17 16-Aug-03 Penrith 9.13 (67] V Macquarie Uni 20.16 (136) tVl^VAijnnophl^miVSWS'^IJRBS N W Jets 12.4 (75) V Southern Sharks 12.13 (95) Htjlroydftrramsta 101|54| V Sydney Uni 12.11 (90) UNSW/ES 17.10 (112) V UTS 15.8(33) Bye:Wollwtgong

ROUND: 19 23-Aug-03 South West Sydney V Penrith Wotlrjneong V Manly-Warringah Nor West Jets V Bye Macquarie Uni V Holroyd.Parrarnatta Sydney Uni V UNSW/ES Southern Sharks V UTS

FINALS Sat, 30th Aug - Qualifying Real Sun, 31st Aeg-Elimination Final Sat.6th Sep-2nd Scmi-Fina! Sun, 7th Sop -1st Semi -final Sat 13th Sep - Preliminary Final Sat 201h Sep -Grand Final

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H O M E G R O U N D S Holroyd-Parramatta -GippsRd Oval Macquaiio Uni - Roger Sheerrm Oval Manhy-Warnngah - Weldon Oral Nor-West Jets - Bensorrs Law Penrith-Dukes Oval Southern Sharks - Gwswtey Park South West Sydney - Rosadalo Oval Sydney Uni - Sydney Urn No t Oval UNSW/ES- Village Green UTS-Trumoar Park Wollongong- North Dalton Part

Match times: Unless otherwise noted all senior matches commence at 2:00 pm and reserves matches commence at 12.00 noon. Match venues: Unless otherwise noted all matches played at club homo grounds. 'Matches to bo played on Sunday ' 'Senior match to be played at 1.00pm, reserve match to be played 8111.00am.

2-Aug-03 14-Jun-03 ROUND: 1

9-Aug-03 ROUND: 16

ROUND: 9 21 Jun-03

3-May.03 2B-Jun-03

10-Moy-O: R O U N D : 4

ROUND: 12 12-JUI-03

ROUND: 6 19-JOI-03 ROUND: 13

26-JUI-03

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W01VES ABE PART OF THE

Manly-Warringah quickly developed into a respected club.

The Manly-Warringah Wolves were formed in 1969. Founding members Harry Marston, George Klause and Bruce Hutton discovered

enough interest on the northern beaches for an Australian Rules team to be formed. The club started in the SFL Under-20 competition.

The following year Manly-Warringah joined the newly formed Sydney District Association. The formation of this competition was the culmination of several clubs' efforts, none more so than Manly, and in particular Harry Marston.

The Wolves have grown and became a dominant performer in the SFA. After several Grand Final disappointments, the Wolves scored the ultimate in 1985, winning premierships in all three grades. Manly-Warringah has also won First Grade premierships in 1990,1995 and 1996, with victory in the Reserve Grade in 1988, 1993 and 2002, and wins in the Under-20s in 1991 and 1993.

The club boasts many individual award winners. Arguably its proudest moment was in 2000 when Harry Marston received from the Australian Government, on behalf of the Queen, an Australian Sports Medal, recognising 30 years of service to Australian football.

The club has produced Snow Medalists in Laurie Lyttleton. Ted Dolkens, Clauvis 'Zoots' Zaarour.Tim Anderson and Peter Robertson; McFarlane Medallists 'Roily' Parrott, Leigh Adams, Zaarour and Oliver Crombach, and Hart Medallists Russell Clack and Wayne Johnston.

Jaret Hogarth has played the most games for the club (265) and has kicked more than 1300 goals, winning the competition goal kicking award six times.

Other 250-game players are Tim Anderson and Sean Adams, with John Volkavich, Paul Larke, Leigh Adams, Grant Wright, Glenn Hooker and Justin Waters playing 200 games.

The Wolves have been well represented by the Adams family over the past 35 years, with Leigh being president 14 times, and wife Dawn - who has been social secretary, secretary, treasurer and committee member - is our only female life member. Dawn reckons she has sold almost 8000 hot dogs and about 85,000 beers!

The Wolves have always tried to be fiercely competitive on the field, but would like to think they have also made many friends in the Sydney football family.

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Sydney AFL Umpires Sydney AFL Field Umpires 2003

2 BRAD GIERSCH 29 AARON BROWN 3 ADAM HOSKINS 30 MIKE HEINRICHS 5 JAMES ALLEN 31 PETER SCOBIE 6 GREG ROHAN 32 SEAN RICHARDSON 7 GRANT GODFREY 33 NICHOLAS ANGELOS 8 FRANK KALAYZICH 34 MATTHEW GESTIER 9 STEVENWALLBANK 35 DARREN WHITE 10 ANDREW COHEN 36 ALAN DOBSON 11 RAPH ALLWRIGHT 38 JOHN SWENSEN 12 BRENDAN ARNOL 39 DAVID LENOIR 14 PETER CARGER 40 GREG CLARK 15 NATHAN CANDUSSO 41 LES GONYE 16 DARREL LUCK 44 TONY MCGILVRAY 17 DAVID YOLE 45 GRAHAM GLASSFORD 19 DAVID MALONE 46 TIM POW 20 TONY UNTERHOLZER 49 PETER HUMPHRIES 21 DAVID BLANCH 55 ANTON LEWIS 24 JUSTIN DE DOMINICO 56 TROY BURTON 25 PETER HAMPSHIRE 57 BOB MURDOCH 26 GARRY MIDDLEMISS 58 GEOFF DE LAINE 27 GLEN CALLAGHAN 28 MARK RYAN

59 JAMES PURKIS

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SING STAR AWARD To be eligible a player must be in his first two years of playing senior football

(eg must not have pfayed two or more years in another competition eg SANFLWAFL, MVAFA etc.) Finals will not be included.

Clubs have been asked to forward a name each week, if a player fits the criteria, and is worthy of a nomination based on their performance.

A player can only be nominated once during the year.

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Incredible Kulk

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The Sydney AFL Record sits down with North Shores Daniel Kufk. Age? 27 Nickname? 'Kufky'. Position? Centre half-back or fulFback. Goafs this yearf To win the Grand Final. Which A R footballer would you like to be? Essendon captain James Hird. Favourite night spot? The Cargo Bar, but I need to bring my trendy teammates to get in to that place. Best beer? VB. Favourite eatery? The Wok Inn in Crows Nest. Favourite fast food? Lollies - I'm a bit of a sweet tooth. What specialty dishes do you cook? I don't go too badty with the rice dishes. Favtiurite food? Pasta. Favourite TV show? 77?e Fat on ABC. Where live? Neutral Bay. Where did you grow up? I was born in Holland and grew up in Amsterdam. I came to Australia when I was 14 and lived in Melbourne for three years before moving to Sydney. Do you speak Dutch? I speak Dutch at home. Which beach do you visit in summer? Manly. Which car do you drive? Holden Astra. Best football asset? My long arms. Best football moment? Playing in the last three Grand Finals and the win in 2001. Most embarrassing football moment? About six years ago I got caught reading the Sydney AFL Record at half-time. I got into a lot of trouble because we were losing. What do you dislike about football? The warm-up before the game. Worst injuries? I've torn ligaments in my ankle and torn my hamstring, but that's about it, touch wood. Occupation? I teach PE at primary school to kids aged five to 12.

IhBaralob? Ski instructor or professional golfer. Book reading? I just finished Lance Armstrong's book. It's No! About the Bike. Favourite overseas destination? I've been back to Holland quite a few times, and I love New York, I also spent a year teaching in London straight after my degree. Simmer sports? I do some biathlons and play as much golf as I can. I played soccer and hockey when I was in Holland, but all my mates here played cricket and footy. Previous clubs? I only started playing when I was 17 so North Shore has been my only club. Top three items you buy at the supermarket? Spaghetti, muesli and chocolate. What do you eat for breakfast? Spaghetti on toast and a couple of glasses of water. What part of your body could be better? Legs. I've got the world's skinniest legs. Pre-flame superstitions? I'm one of the last ones to get strapped, and I'm always third or fourth to walk out onto the ground. What do you wish you did differently? In the 2000 Grand Final we were only about a goal down. I got a Stknetre penalty but then kicked it straight to a Pennant Hills player, who went back down the ground to score a goal. Monthly mobile bill? About $220, and that's not work-related so I think I've got a problem there. Do you wear your socks up or down? Down always. I don't think I've ever worn them up, I probably should with the legs I've got but it feels more comfortable. Do you spend much time in the gym? Only twice a week. Favourite movie? In the Name of the Father. What would you like to be better at? Be a bit quicker off the mark. Are you going away at the end of the season? I'm going on our footy trip to the Gold Coast. What did you do last Saturday before the game? I did the Spit to Manly walk with a lady friend.

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Sydney AFL Fixture I NSW/ACT!

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Sunday 27 April

toC^E^62l3eivCnmpbc!rtrjwnl2.IZI»1] North Shore 4.14 (39) v Balmain 4.3 (32) Western Suburbs 4.1 (25) v UNSW/ES 9.12 (69) Pcnnem Hills 11.16 (92) v St George 10 6166]

Sunday 22 June Campbelltown S 7137) v East Coast Eagles 12.17169) Balmain 9.7 IK) v North Shore 20.161136) UNSW/ES 20.14 (134)v Western Suburbs 11.12(78] St George 153 (99)» Pennant Hills B.9157)

Sunday 10 August Easl Coast Eagles 15.16 (106) v Campbelltown 11.9(75) North Shore 18.131121) v Balmain 7.5 |47| Western Suburbs 5,11 (41)v UNSW/ES 18.151123) Perron Hills 7.16(58) v St George 14.12 (96)

Sunday 0 May Balmain 14.4 (99) v East Coast Eagles 7.10 (52) UNSW/ES 11.4 (70) v North Shoro 12.11 (83) St George 10.10 (70) v Western Suburbs 7J (45) fcrrrpbelltown 19.4 (119) v Pennant Hills 12.12 (84)

Sunday 29 June East Coast Eagles 15.13 (103) v Balmain 4.10134) North Shore 18.7 (115) v UNSW/ES 6.12148) Western Suburbs 3 9 (57| v St Goorgo 19.13 (121) Pennant Hills 12.12 (84) v Carri tltcwn 12.111931

Sundny 17 August Balmain 16 J1104) v last Coast Eagles 12.8 (EC) UNSW/ES 17.12 (114) v North Shore 14.5(B9) SI Goorgo 22.111143) v Western Suburbs 8.7 (55) Campbelltown 17.131120) v Parent Hills 7.I0 (52)

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Salurday 10 May East Coast Eaglas 17.10(112) v UNSW/ES 8.18165) North Shore 12.16 (89) v St George 6.6 (42) Western Suburbs 13.20 (58] v Pennant Hills 1B.16 (124) Balmain 11.15 (81] v Campbelltown 21.11 (1371

Sunday 24 August

Saturday 17 May St George"* East Coast Eagles Pennant Hills v North Shore Campbelltown v Western Suburbs UNSW/ES ' " • » Balmain * Mstcnrs csrerted duo to inctanwu westher. titer ml

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Sunday 25 May East Coast Eagles4 6(30) v Pennant Hills 8.15(63) North Shore 6.7 (43) v Western Suburbs 2.6116) UNSW/ES 7.9151) v Campbelltown 9.B (62) Balmain 5.9139) v St George 64 (44)

Sunday 1 June W Suburbs 11.10 (76) v East Coast Eagles 14.15 (90) North Shore 21 .28 1154) v Campbelltown 2.6 (IS) Pennant Hills 23.7 (145) v Balmain 15.15 (105) St George 14.9 (93), UNSW/ES 14.9 |S3]

East Coast Eagles 7.5(471 v Nth Shore 16.14 (110) Balmain 21.131139] vWestam Suburbs 11.23 IB9I UNSW/ES II.12178) v Pennant Hills II.12 (7B) Campbelltown 11.9 (74] v St George 10.12 (72)

Saturday 5 July UNSW/ES 15.13 (103) v East Coast Eagles 14.5(69) St George 9.16 (70)v North Shore 20.12 (132) Penrran; Kills 11.6|72]rWenem Suburbs 15.101100) Caittpbnlltown 1B.12 (120) v Bahrain 11.9(75)

Sundny 13 July East Coast Eagles 9.11 (65) ir St Goorgo 11.12 (78) North Shoro 25.16 (166) v Pennant Hills 6.15 (511 Western Suburbs 3,l3(31|v Campbelllown 14.13 (97) Balmain 2,9 (21) v UNSW/ES 26.1711731

Sundny 20 July Pennant hills 1U (1161 * East Coast Eagles 12.10 |82] Western Suburbs 8 8 (S6) v North Shore 21.1711431 Campbelltown 10.7 (67) v UNSW/ES 1116 (68) St George 30.22 (2821 v Balmain 7.7149)

Saturday 26 July East Coast Eagles 11.l6(S2|v Western Suburbs 17.16 1118) Campbelltown 5.7 (37) v North Shoro 8.9 (57) Balmain 2.B (20) v Pennant Hills 14.10 (94) UNSW/ES 4B (32) v St George 12.12 (84)

Sunday 15 Junoi^^^l Round 14

Sundny 3 August North Shore 16.17 (H3)v East Coast Eagles 1391871 Western Suburbs 26.1 S (183) v Balmain 7.17154) Pennant Hills 12.7 (79) v UNSW/ES 15.13 (103) St George 17.12 (114) v Campbelltown 12.9 (Bl]

East Coast Eagles v UNSW/ES North Shore v St George Western Suburbs v Pennant Hills Balmain v Campbelltown

Sunday 31 August St George v East Coast Eagles Pennant Hills v North Shore Campbelllown v Western Suburbs UNSW/ES v Balmain

FINALS Sat 6th Sep - Second Semi-Rna! Sun. 7th Sep - First Semi-final Sun. 14lh Sep - Preliminary Final Sort. 21 n Sep -Grand Final

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HOME GROUNDS Balmain -Drummuyne Oval Campbelllown - Monarch Field East Coast Eagles - Roger Sheeran Oval North Shore-Gore Hill Oval Pennant Hills - Ern Holmes Ova! St George-Olds Parii UNSW/ES - Village Green Western Suburbs - Wagoner Oval

Hound 17 Round 3

Round 10

Round IB

Round 4 Round 11

Mound 5 Round 12

Round G Round 13

Round?

Watch times: Unless otherwise noted atl senior matches commence at 2.00 pm end reserves matches commenco at 12,00 noon. Match venues: Unless otherwise noted all matches played at club home grounds.

'Matches to bo ptayod at North Sydney Oval. Millet Street. North Sydney " Matches to be played at Bankstown Oval. Chapel Road South, Sankstown ' ' 'Match to be played at Rosedale Oval. Sttoud Sue-:, Warwick Farm " "Senior match to be played on Friday night commencing at 730pm.. reserve match will be played at 4,30pm on the Saturday. " ""Senior match to be played at 6.30pm, reserve match to be played at 4.30pm

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