NSW/ACT umpires set for U18 Champs
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Four emerging young umpires from NSW and the ACT have been selected to officiate at the National U18 Championships, which begin on Sunday May 18.
Four emerging young umpires from NSW and the ACT have been selected to officiate at the National U18 Championships, which begin on Sunday May 18.
18-year-old Sydney University livewire Erol Sertbas has become the first Sydney-based player to be nominated for the 2014 NEAFL ‘Rising Star’ award.
Leeton’s Kurt Aylett made his return to the AFL, the GIANTS had a tough trip west, and there was plenty of local talent on show when the Swans beat the Hawks.
Last weekend’s games at Bat and Ball Oval and Lakeside Oval saw plenty of highlights, with several teams recording very impressive victories in Round 2.
The Sydney Swans want you to get your friends, teammates or family together and take them to the footy on Friday with a very special ticket offer.
Twenty five years after their fathers opposed each other in an AFL Grand Final, Will Langford and Gary Ablett Jr are now against each other, under very different conditions.
Swans Academy Head Coach Michael O’Loughlin said it will be a historic moment for the NSW/ACT RAMS when they take on the Dandenong Stingrays this Saturday.
A traditional AFL ANZAC Day rivalry got a local twist last weekend, as Western Suburbs Magpies and Miranda Bombers’ juniors faced off at Waratah Oval.
The 2014 Community Umpiring Round aims to encourage people to get involved in umpiring Australian Football at the grassroots level.
A big week for NSW/ACT talent , with Saint Josh Bruce impressing in Wellington, Hawk Will Langford in career-best form, and Sam Rowe starring for Carlton.