Sharks 13s and 14s finish on top in Premier Youth League

In the last round of the Premier Youth League competition last weekend the Wollongong Wolves took on the Sutherland Sharks at Sutherland’s Seymour Shaw Park. The table topping Sharks 14s were far too strong for the 10th placed Wolves running out comprehensive winners by 9 goals to nil. In a surprising result the ladder leading Sharks 13s were not able to overcome the ninth placed Wolves and were forced to a nil all draw.

As expected the table leading Wolves 15s were too strong for the ninth placed Sharks but the result was a surprising narrow 1 nil victory. With a shock win by the bottom placed Sharks 18s over the Wolves meant that the Wolves missed out on fourth spot and dropped to sixth just out of the play-offs.

Full results for the round were:

Under 18: Wolves 2 Sharks 3
Under 16: Wolves 5 Sharks 2
Under 15: Wolves 1 Sharks 0
Under 14: Wolves 0 Sharks 9
Under 13: Wolves 0 Sharks 0

In the Club Championship, involving Senior teams (first grade, Under 20s) and some Premier Youth League Teams (18s, 16s and 15s) the Wollongong Wolves just beat Sutherland into third spot behind Sydney Olympic and Manly United.

For stories on previous games and links to overall competition tables go to:  http://sutherland.sportslive.com.au/index.pl?page=2812

Sutherland Sharks in Semi-Final of WABL

After their win over the Central Coast Crusaders in last weekend’s qualifying final, the Sutherland Sharks men’s team has qualified for semi-finals of Waratah Australian Basketball League (WABL) next weekend. The Sharks are to play the Bankstown Bruins at 7.30pm on Saturday August 9 at Bridgecoast Stadium, Gosford.

The winner of the Sharks game will play the winner of the other semi-final between the Newcastle Hunters and the Sydney Comets in the Grand Final on Sunday August 10 at 4.30pm at Bridgecoast Stadium.

Photo: Brendon Gleeson in action earlier in the season.

Photo: Rod Proctor in action earlier in the season.  (Photos from www.photoexcellence.com.au )

In last weekend’s game against the Central Coast Crusaders the Sharks proved victorious with a 83 – 71 win. The points were shared for the Sharks with Blake Hendricks picking up 16, Dane Morris and Brendon Gleeson each 13 while Rod Proctor scored 11. In contrast the Crusaders relied on Stefan Blaszcynski with 35 while no other Crusader reached double figures.

Spring Holiday Camps for Kids in October

NSW Sport and Recreation's action-packed kids' holiday camps are run by experienced and well-qualified instructors. Young people learn social living skills, experience challenging activities, develop self-esteem and make new friends. They also have great fun and won’t have a moment to spare!

http://www.dsr.nsw.gov.au/kidscamps/

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