Photo Credit: Matt Corby
Sydney University’s unbeaten run in the NEAFL competition came to an end at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday with a 51-point loss to the Sydney Swans.
But the Students still hold an eight-point lead after nine rounds of the competition. Sydney University head the NEAFL ladder on 28 points, with Brisbane (20), Southport (20), Sydney (16), Canberra (16) and Aspley (16) making up the top six.
Joshua Stern (3) and Bailey Stewart (3) landed six of the Swans’ 14 goals in a match that was played as a Ground on Friday. The match will kick off at 4.05pm as a preliminary to the Swans versus Carlton match.
Sydney University will travel to Queensland on Saturday to take on Southport at Fankhauser Reserve.
Meanwhile, Pennant Hills posted a 72-point win over Sydney University in their Sydney Premier Division clash at Sydney University Oval on Saturday.
The Demons posted 17 goals in the 122-50 win, with Nicholas Hey landing five majors.
North Shore Bombers head the Premier Division landed on 32 points after nine rounds, with Pennant Hills (28), Manly-Warringah (20), Sydney University (20),UNSW-Eastern Suburbs (20) and East Coast Eagles (20) making up the top six.
Sydney University will meet East Coast Eagles in a Round 10 clash at Kanebridge Oval on Saturday.
Scoreboard
NEAFL Round 9
Sydney Swans 14.14: 98 (Joshua Stern 3, Bailey Stewart 3, Joel Amartey 2, Tom McCartin 2, Dean Towers, James Rose, Jeremy Shumack, Robbie Fox) defeated Sydney University 7.5: 47 ( Damien Bonney 2, Tom Young 2, Sam Fong, Austin Lucy, Ned Reinhard) at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday.
Best players
Sydney Swans: Bailey Stewart, Darcy Cameron, Dean Towers, James Rose, Daniel Robinson, Colin O’Riordan.
Sydney University: Ryan Hebron, Tom Young, Craig Bird, Matthew Wilson, Xavier Richards, Lewis Stevenson
Sydney Men’s Premier Division – Round 9
Premier Division: Pennant Hills Demons 17.20: 122 (Nicholas Hey 5, Alex Goodall 2, Thomas Angel 2, Thomas Edmonds, Josh Boag, Ranga Ediriwickrama, Campbell Luscombe, Matthew Carey, Matthew Preen, Michael Carroll, Mathew Thomas) defeated Sydney University 7.8: 50 (Timothy Cordner 2, Charlie Morgan 2, Harry Morrison, Aron Everett, Montgomery Krochmal) at Sydney University Oval on Friday.
Best players
Pennant Hills Demons: Thomas Angel, Nicholas Hey, Stephen Wray, Jesse Hare, Alex Goodall, Ranga Ediriwickrama.
Sydney University: Montgomery Krochmal, Harry Morrison, Jacob Swarts, Timothy Cordner, Aron Everett, Nicholas Bowen.
Premier Reserves: Sydney University 10.16: 76 (Nicholas Kyriakacis 3, Samuel Jensen 2, Daniel Smith 2, Kyle Underwood, Braydon Pilot, Harry Lalor) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 7.4: 46 ( Fraser Nixon 3, Sam Zikman, Maine Vidler, Samuel Widmer, Drew Messenger) at Sydney University Oval on Saturday.
Best players
Sydney University: Benjamin Hawtin, Braydon Pilot, Tom Dunlop, Harry Lalor, Bailey Scotney, Kyle Underwood.
Pennant Hills: Patrick Witt, Fraser Nixon, Samuel Widmer, Nicholas Low, Luke Turner, Ted Widmer.
Round 8
Division One: Sydney University 11.6: 72 (Gabriel Robbie 6, Oscar Gibbins 3, Sean Stokoe, Gordon Willis) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 10.6: 66 (Evan Danilo 4, Peter Carey 4, Jack Leedham, Adam Smith) at Sydney University Oval on Saturday.
Best players
Sydney University: Gabriel Robbie, James Nettle, Jack Hollywood, Samuel Prendergast, Peyton Caffey, Ronan Geraghty.
Pennant Hills: Benjamin Woollett, Peter Carey, Timothy Acheson, Harrison Gregor, Evan Danilo, Oliver Williams.
Division Two: Sydney University 9.11: 65 (David Starkey 4, Brandon Nelson, Oliver Young, Jack Jensen, James Mason, Henry Forbes Smith) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 7.4: 46 ( Lachlan Ford 2, Hayden Elmir, Josh Mott, Jak Stromquist, Matthew Carter, Matthew Arciuli) at Sydney University Oval on Saturday.
Best players
Sydney University: Matthew Wonders, David Starkey, Andrew Kraeft, Brandon Nelson, James Mason, Mitchell Francis.
Pennant Hills: Hayden Elmir, Dominic Cantrall, Cameron McBrien, Jason Clarke, Donald Ollington, Jacobus Moulder.
Division Three: Macquarie University 5.6: 36 (Nick Bennett 2, Lawson Tinmouth, Emmett O’Reilly, Daniel Ranson) defeated Sydney University 3.10: 28 (Joshua Toyer 2, Gareth Earl) at Macquarie University Oval on Saturday.
Best players
Macquarie University: Jack Masone, Lewis Habraken, James Eddy, James Moylan, Nick Bennett.
Sydney University: Nick Craze, Joshua Toyer, Daniel Shannon, Nicholas Bailey.
Under 19 One: Sydney University 9.10: 64 (Luke Gallen 3, Riley Holmes 2, Thomas Stapleton, Hugh Blanchfield, Vijaya Sainju, Moustafa Sattout) defeated Pennant Hills Demons 6.7: 43 (Harry Maguire 2, Mackenzie Carrall, Jonathan Dixon, Connor Matthews, Matthew Browne) at Sydney University Oval on Saturday.
Best players
Sydney University: Moustafa Sattout, Wesley Greenaway, Damien Dickson, Andreas Apostolou, Jotaro Howard-Shibuya, Vijaya Sainju.
Under 19 Two: North Shore Bombers 12.14: 86 (Connor Roche-West 4, Nicholas Barclay 2, Angus Rankin 2, James Papas, William Regan, Harry White, Sebastian Wood) defeated Sydney University 5.7: 37 (Edenn Bradford 2, Jack Gardiner, Jack Hauschild, Rhys Watkins) at Kanebridge Oval on Saturday.
Best players
North Shore: Adam Bastas, Angus Rankin, James Papas, Nicholas Barclay, Connor Roche-West, William Regan.
Sydney University: Edenn Bradford, Jack Hauschild, Kobee Haereroa, Rory Bresnahan, Zac Dennis, Gabriel Beech-Jones.
Sydney Women’s Premier Division – Round 8
Premier: Macquarie University 7.10: 52 (Elle Brush 2, Lisa Steane 2, Meredith Gray, Dominique Carruthers) defeated Sydney University Bombers 2.1: 13 ( Erin McKinnon, Amber Laven) at Macquarie University Oval on Saturday.
Best players
Macquarie University: Ellie Herron, Amy Hessell, Lisa Steane, Kristy Sutcliffe, Megan Lawrence, Liz Fassone.
Sydney University: Kristen Hay, Pippy Clegg, Stephanie Gillon, Alicia Wood, Georgia Yeoman-Dale, Anna Johnston.
Division One: Manly-Warringah Wolves 14.22: 106 (Alicia Armitage 4, Kelly McNaughton 3, Hester van Eersel 2, Isabella Rudolph 2, Samantha Grant, Kara Wall, Jessica Layton) defeated Sydney University 0.1: 1 at Weldon Oval on Saturday.
Best players
Manly-Warringah: Jessica Layton, Alicia Armitage, Joy Leaper, Mikaela Bate, Kelly McNaughton, Jodie Trim.
Sydney University: Rebecca Bowen, Sophie Clarke, Tyrina Kurzydlo, Bianca Hunt, Breanne Goschnick, Georgia Davis.
