Heartbeat Issue #18 - With Just Three Rounds to Go...

Welcome to Heartbeat Issue #18 for the 2026 Season.

Round 15 saw us back at home at Mike Kenny Oval to take on various teams in different grades, with most of our top teams competing against the St George Dragons. The cold and wet conditions provided for some great wet weather football.

Some great results for our Club were achieved around the grounds. We also celebrated a couple of milestone games for our players. Mitchell Trenamen celebrated his 150th Game at home, playing in a nail-biting win for the Men's Division 1, with the team cinching the lead with 30 seconds to go. The never give attitude on full display.

Tim Wolnizer also celebrated his 150th Game in the Men's Masters away game versus the Wollondilly Knights.

There was also lots happening around the Club off of the field. It was the Official Round for 100 Years of the Phelan Mostyn Medal, and our former medal winners Matt Carey & Stephen Wray were interviewed at half time of the Men's Premier Division Game, reflecting on 100 years of the Phelan Medal as past winners.

Our women's program for our 2026 Ladies Day banded together and hopped on a 'party bus' to watch the inaugural international Australia versus Ireland AFLW match. This was a great opportunity for our women to bond off the field and share in this historic moment.

Congratulations to all teams on the effort displayed on the day, regardless of results. The Men's Premier Division have now secured a place in the finals for Season 2026, with several others on the verge of securing their play to play September football.

All scores and reports for Round 15 are below.

This weekend sees us on the road again playing at various grounds, with the senior teams playing against Manly Waringah at Weldon Oval.

Please check timings of all games to ensure no changes have occurred. See you down at Weldon Oval to support our teams against Manly

Go D ‘s.

Date : 05 Aug 2026 (Wed)

Location : MKO Clubrooms

Address : Greenway Park, Cherrybrook

Stewart Woodward
President
0410 042 076
president@phafl.com.au

Upcoming Events

Round 15 was the official 100 Years of the Phelan Mostyn Medal. Our 2008 & 2022 Phelan Medalists, Matt Carey & Stephen Wray, were interviewed at the club rooms live on Streamer at half time of the Men's Premier Division Game, to reflect on 100 Years of the Phelan Mostyn Medal & the years they both became medal recipients.

Tim Wolnizer played his 150th Open-Age game for the Pennant Hills Demons on Saturday 1st of August in the Men's Masters Game versus the Wollondilly Knights. Congratulations on this milestone achievement Tim. Read the full milestone article written by John Acheson here.

Mitch Trenaman played his 150th Open-Age game for the Pennant Hills Demons on Saturday 1st of August in the Men's Division 1 Game versus St George. Congratulations on this milestone achievement Mitch. Read the full milestone article written by John Acheson here.

Match Results

WPD -R15

01 Aug 2026 Sat - 13:00 pm - MKO1

	G	B	Score
PENNO	0	0	0
St George	10	12	72

G	B	(Q1)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
4	2	(26)	26

G	B	(Q2)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
2	3	(15)	41

G	B	(Q3)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
2	2	(14)	55

G	B	(Q4)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
2	5	(17)	72

G	B	(Q1)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
4	2	(26)	26

G	B	(Q2)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
2	3	(15)	41

G	B	(Q3)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
2	2	(14)	55

G	B	(Q4)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
2	5	(17)	72

Best Players

Ava Clegg Remy Ally Emma Dunn Makayla Nassar Makayla Holmes Jemima Cusack

Match Report

Another early afternoon game followed a superb win by our WD3 girls, keeping their finals hopes alive. Could we continue to build on the progress our program has been making?

Q1 – Settle
St George burst out of the first bounce, kicking an early goal as they looked to build the percentage they needed. Our focus had to be on settling into the contest, finding our composure, winning the ball at source and controlling their first movement. Cookie, our ever-dependable runner, certainly earned her stripes early. With a flurry of messages coming from the bench, she delivered every one with style and panache!

While St George's six scoring shots tell one part of the story, they don't tell the whole story. Our girls worked tirelessly to wrestle back control of the contest. Every player contributed defensively, refusing to let St George have easy football. Ava, Remy and Ash showcased their trademark intercepting, tackling and relentless presence, continually denying the Dragons opportunities.
Pennant Hills 0.0 (0)
St George 4.2 (26)

Q2 – Themes
Our three key themes again became the cornerstone of our football. Winning the ball at source allowed us to begin building the next phases of play, and several forward-half entries showed exactly what this group is capable of. We challenged St George around the contest and our pressure began forcing errors. Three behinds were one result, but more importantly cracks were beginning to appear in their on-field behaviour. Their frustration told us we were executing our game exactly as intended.
Pennant Hills 0.0 (0)
St George 6.5 (41)

Half Time – Underline What We Do
Half time was simple. What are we doing well? What must we stop doing?

The answers came quickly because this group understands who we are becoming. Our themes continue to provide an anchor. When we execute them, we produce the football we are striving for. Keep doing what we do.

Q3 – Frustration
We must have been doing something right... because St George's frustration became increasingly obvious. The contest grew physical. There were late hits, unnecessary contact and moments that bordered on spiteful. Our girls met every challenge head on. While we were disappointed that some of that behaviour wasn't managed the way we would have liked, our own emotions inevitably rose as well. One statistic perfectly captured our effort.
St George had:
Q1 – 6 scoring shots
Q2 – 5 scoring shots
Q3 – 4 scoring shots

That relentless defensive effort was something every Demon should be immensely proud of.
Pennant Hills 0.0 (0)
St George 8.7 (55)

Q4 – Signs of the Future
Before the game we spoke about visualising our next phases of ball movement, particularly once we entered our forward half.
Today we saw genuine glimpses of what that future can look like. Our forwards spent much of the day playing close to the contest to help contain St George's movement. But when we successfully transitioned the ball from defensive 50 into attack, those same players were challenged to instantly become attacking threats. This is where our next stage of development begins. As we become better at winning the football, we now learn how to transform defence into attack.

Makayla Nassar was outstanding, becoming one of our key forwards around the contest, creating numbers and continually competing. Makayla Holmes was simply superb. Asked to ruck in a role she doesn't normally play, she embraced the challenge and was outstanding all afternoon. Emma Dunn, one of our four WD3 double-ups, covered enormous ground and was everywhere when we needed her. Jess Nagy, another of our WD3 girls backing up, spent much of the afternoon as an inside midfielder, limiting her direct opponent while repeatedly breaking the ball free and driving us forward.

Despite St George's relentless pressure, we continued forcing poor decisions and inaccuracy, restricting them to five behinds in the final quarter.
Final Score
Pennant Hills 0.0 (0)
St George 10.12 (72)

Our Best
• Ava Clegg
• Remy Ally
• Emma Dunn
• Makayla Nassar
• Makayla Holmes
• Jess Nagy

Final Words
With only three games remaining, this group of young women continues to achieve something quite remarkable. Every week they walk into contests knowing the challenge that awaits them. Yet they continue to turn up for one another, compete for one another, and represent this football club with enormous courage and pride. What has been built isn't reflected on the scoreboard.

It is reflected in the friendships. It is reflected in the resilience. It is reflected in the belief that continues to grow every single week.

Continue to believe.
Train together.
Play together.
Have fun together.

Videos

Q1

https://youtu.be/jOsS1dlVREo

Q2

https://youtu.be/csTDEyzREwI

Q3

https://youtu.be/1cDcdKhdYD0

Q4

https://youtu.be/lceeDrJEpUE

WU20 -R15

01 Aug 2026 Sat - 07:00 am -

	G	B	Score
PENNO	0	0	0
Bye	0	0	0

G	B	(Q1)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q2)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q3)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q4)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q1)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q2)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q3)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q4)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

Best Players

Match Report

WU20's - BYE Round.

WD3 -R15

01 Aug 2026 Sat - 10:45 am - MKO lower

	G	B	Score
PENNO	7	2	44
St George	1	1	7

G	B	(Q1)	ST
2	0	(12)	12
0	1	(1)	1

G	B	(Q2)	ST
3	0	(18)	30
1	0	(6)	7

G	B	(Q3)	ST
1	2	(8)	38
0	0	(0)	7

G	B	(Q4)	ST
1	0	(6)	44
0	0	(0)	7

G	B	(Q1)	ST
2	0	(12)	12
0	1	(1)	1

G	B	(Q2)	ST
3	0	(18)	30
1	0	(6)	7

G	B	(Q3)	ST
1	2	(8)	38
0	0	(0)	7

G	B	(Q4)	ST
1	0	(6)	44
0	0	(0)	7

Best Players

Mikaela Quinlan Jessica Nagy Sophie Pendlebury Mia Rajamantri Tiarne Tighe Bree Hirst

Goal Scorers

Zoe Fajemisin - 3 Allanah Pillon - 2 Natalie Farah - 1 Georgia Sultana - 1

Match Report

A good reward for hard work and playing to the plan was the outcome on Saturday for the Division 3 Ladies. To show how far this group has come we can compare last time we played St George in Round 9. In what was a wrestle we won the game in the last 20 seconds with a goal to win by 2 points. This time around, on our home deck, St George were never really in the race. They kicked a point towards the end of the first quarter and a goal early in the second for their tally of 7 points all match.

In contrast the Demon's women played an open structured game of football. It was flowing and great to watch. The structure when rolling up the ground and then on breaking out of defence was wonderful. The ball carrier often had more than one option. St George did not run with us.

Mikaela Quinlan snuffed out many of St George's attempts to go forward. Then a hard working and disciplined midfield went to work. Jess Nagy, who loves the contest, was cool under pressure. Welcoming our skipper back, after her wedding, gave good structure and coordination. Mia continued her domination in the ruck role that she has improved in week on week. A demonstration of how the skills in netball can translate into our game. Our outside speedsters of Bree Hirst (debuting in Div 3 from Under 17's and 20's) and Tiarne Tighe had a field day. Good gathering skills with awesome outside support and many second and third efforts saw us dominate. The Fajemisin sisters, Amy and Zoe, often ran together to deliver into our forward line. Zoe took full advantage to kick 3 goals. Our small forwards showed good courage to get to and collect the hard ball and then run and shoot. They shared the scoring with Allana kicking two and Georgia and Nat one each.

This was the best display of football this team has provided all season. Very proud of the group and how they have built each week. They have supported each other through some tough times and this was evident in the team play this game. Picking the best on ground and the spread of the players player votes evidence a great team game of football.

All took their turn to win the hard ball when required. Confidence grew when all saw the support play and heard the instructive and positive talk.

WELL DONE on what was a pleasure to coach and observe. We have a new minimum standard on which to base our continual development.

0's

MPD -R15

01 Aug 2026 Sat - 14:45 pm - MKO1

	G	B	Score
PENNO	19	14	128
St George	8	7	55

G	B	(Q1)	ST
3	2	(20)	20
3	1	(19)	19

G	B	(Q2)	ST
5	8	(38)	58
1	2	(8)	27

G	B	(Q3)	ST
5	2	(32)	90
1	2	(8)	35

G	B	(Q4)	ST
6	2	(38)	128
3	2	(20)	55

G	B	(Q1)	ST
3	2	(20)	20
3	1	(19)	19

G	B	(Q2)	ST
5	8	(38)	58
1	2	(8)	27

G	B	(Q3)	ST
5	2	(32)	90
1	2	(8)	35

G	B	(Q4)	ST
6	2	(38)	128
3	2	(20)	55

Best Players

Mitchell Blow Thomas Edmonds Ryan Mardling Josh Stern Wilson Mudge Cameron Mitchell

Goal Scorers

Mitchell Blow - 6 Oscar Irwin - 3 Damian Ballard - 2 Nick Hey - 2 Charlie Allison - 1 Wilson Mudge - 1 Andrew Murdoch - 1 Kalan Murray - 1 Josh Stern - 1 Jy Windle - 1

Match Report

The Demons delivered an emphatic four-quarter performance on Saturday, overpowering St George to record a convincing 73-point win, 19.14 (128) to 8.7 (55).

The opening quarter was an arm wrestle, with the Demons holding a slender one-point lead at the first break after both sides traded goals. From there, Penno began to take control, piling on 5.8 in the second term to open up a 31-point halftime advantage through relentless pressure and strong ball movement.

The Demons refused to ease up after the main break, continuing to dominate territory and capitalise on their opportunities. Another five-goal third quarter extended the margin before a six-goal final term put the result beyond doubt, highlighting the group's ability to maintain intensity across all four quarters.

Mitchell Blow was outstanding, finishing with six goals to lead the attack, while Oscar Irwin added three. Damian Ballard and Nick Hey each kicked two, with Charlie Allison, Wilson Mudge, Andrew Murdoch, Kalan Murray, Josh Stern and Jy Windle all contributing majors in a well-rounded offensive display.

Mitchell Blow, Thomas Edmonds, Ryan Mardling, Josh Stern, Wilson Mudge and Cameron Mitchell were recognised among the side's best, helping drive an impressive team performance that showcased the Demons at their best on both sides of the ball.

Videos

Q1

https://youtu.be/7XhcxJOr-Xk

Q2

https://youtu.be/_6aEUh9zZLQ

Q3

https://youtu.be/3CocPaSlzAY

Q4

https://youtu.be/qQG_9Go7fsE

MU19D2 -R15

01 Aug 2026 Sat - 00:00 am - MKO lower

	G	B	Score
PENNO	0	0	0
St George	0	0	0

G	B	(Q1)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q2)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q3)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q4)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q1)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q2)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q3)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q4)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

Best Players

Match Report

MU19.5 Division 2 vs. St George - WIN by forfeit.

MD3 -R15

01 Aug 2026 Sat - 14:15 pm - MKO lower

	G	B	Score
PENNO	8	4	52
UNSW	11	10	76

G	B	(Q1)	ST
3	0	(18)	18
2	2	(14)	14

G	B	(Q2)	ST
2	0	(12)	30
2	5	(17)	31

G	B	(Q3)	ST
1	2	(8)	38
4	2	(26)	57

G	B	(Q4)	ST
2	2	(14)	52
3	1	(19)	76

G	B	(Q1)	ST
3	0	(18)	18
2	2	(14)	14

G	B	(Q2)	ST
2	0	(12)	30
2	5	(17)	31

G	B	(Q3)	ST
1	2	(8)	38
4	2	(26)	57

G	B	(Q4)	ST
2	2	(14)	52
3	1	(19)	76

Best Players

Matthew Durkin Callum Toohey Jake Protogeros Dan Witt Michael Morris Sebastian Charon

Goal Scorers

Matthew Durkin - 2 Michael Morris - 2 Jacob Adams - 1 Sebastian Charon - 1 Nick DeGorter - 1 Jake Protogeros - 1

Match Report

Pennant Hills produced a determined effort against a strong UNSW outfit but were unable to halt the visitors' second-half momentum, going down 8.4 (52) to 11.10 (76).

The Demons started the game with plenty of energy, taking control early through efficient ball movement and making the most of their opportunities inside 50. Three first-quarter goals gave Pennant Hills a four-point lead at the first break, and they continued to match UNSW's intensity throughout a closely contested second term. Despite both sides exchanging goals, the Demons held a narrow one-point advantage heading into halftime.

The game shifted after the main break as UNSW capitalised on several forward entries, kicking four goals in the third quarter to establish a 19-point lead. While Pennant Hills continued to compete strongly around the contest, they found it difficult to slow the visitors' momentum and were unable to convert enough opportunities to close the gap.

The Demons battled hard until the final siren, with two final-quarter goals keeping the pressure on, but UNSW responded each time to secure the 24-point victory.

Matthew Durkin and Michael Morris each finished with two goals, while Jacob Adams, Sebastian Charon, Nick DeGorter and Jake Protogeros also hit the scoreboard.

Matthew Durkin, Callum Toohey, Jake Protogeros, Dan Witt, Michael Morris and Sebastian Charon were recognised among the side's best, leading a resilient effort despite the result. While the outcome didn't fall their way, the Demons showed they can match it with quality opposition for long periods and will look to build on the positive passages of play in the weeks ahead.

MD5 -R15

01 Aug 2026 Sat - 00:00 am -

	G	B	Score
PENNO	0	0	0
Wollondilly	0	0	0

G	B	(Q1)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q2)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q3)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q4)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q1)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q2)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q3)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

G	B	(Q4)	ST
0	0	(0)	0
0	0	(0)	0

Best Players

Match Report

MD5 vs Wollondilly Knights - LOSS by forfeit.

MAS -R8

01 Aug 2026 Sat - 13:45 pm - Hannaford Oval

	G	B	Score
PENNO	6	10	46
Wollondilly	1	3	9

G	B	(Q1)	ST
3	2	(20)	20
0	2	(2)	2

G	B	(Q2)	ST
0	5	(5)	25
1	1	(7)	9

G	B	(Q3)	ST
3	3	(21)	46
0	0	(0)	9

G	B	(Q4)	ST
0	0	(0)	46
0	0	(0)	9

G	B	(Q1)	ST
3	2	(20)	20
0	2	(2)	2

G	B	(Q2)	ST
0	5	(5)	25
1	1	(7)	9

G	B	(Q3)	ST
3	3	(21)	46
0	0	(0)	9

G	B	(Q4)	ST
0	0	(0)	46
0	0	(0)	9

Best Players

Kieran Wright Shaun Mulcahy Warren Atwell Sebastian Parker Luke Bilbe Radlee Moller

Goal Scorers

Warren Atwell - 2 Peter Carey - 2 Luke Bilbe - 1 Ben Howard - 1

Match Report

The Masters continued their outstanding 2026 campaign with another polished performance, maintaining their unbeaten record and further cementing their place at the top of the ladder.

From the opening bounce, the Demons played with their trademark intensity, moving the ball efficiently and working hard for one another across the ground. Their experience and composure were evident throughout the contest, with every player contributing to another well-rounded team performance.

While the result extends an impressive undefeated streak, the focus remains firmly on continuing to build towards finals. The group has created a terrific standard this season through selfless football, consistent effort and a genuine enjoyment of playing together.

A special congratulations goes to Tim Wolnizer, who celebrated his 150th open-age game for the Pennant Hills Demons. Tim has been a valued contributor to the club both on and off the field, and reaching 150 games is a testament to his commitment, resilience and love for the club and the game. Congratulations, Bone, on a fantastic milestone.

MU19D1 -R15

01 Aug 2026 Sat - 09:00 am - MKO1

	G	B	Score
PENNO	8	10	58
St George	4	6	30

G	B	(Q1)	ST
1	3	(9)	9
0	2	(2)	2

G	B	(Q2)	ST
2	2	(14)	23
0	2	(2)	4

G	B	(Q3)	ST
3	3	(21)	44
1	1	(7)	11

G	B	(Q4)	ST
2	2	(14)	58
3	1	(19)	30

G	B	(Q1)	ST
1	3	(9)	9
0	2	(2)	2

G	B	(Q2)	ST
2	2	(14)	23
0	2	(2)	4

G	B	(Q3)	ST
3	3	(21)	44
1	1	(7)	11

G	B	(Q4)	ST
2	2	(14)	58
3	1	(19)	30

Best Players

Henry Andrews Jack English Eamon Macauley Joshua Chapple Leo Bayliss Mark Mifsud

Goal Scorers

Jacob Lackas - 4 Eamon Macauley - 2 Joshua Chapple - 1 Liam Pass - 1

Match Report

Pennant Hills delivered another composed and disciplined performance on Saturday, controlling the contest for the majority of the afternoon to record a 28-point victory over St George, 8.10 (58) to 4.6 (30).

The Demons settled into the game well, applying consistent pressure around the contest and making it difficult for St George to generate clean attacking opportunities. While accuracy in front of goal proved challenging early, Pennant Hills' defensive structure ensured they took a seven-point lead into the first break.

The second quarter was one of the side's strongest, with the Demons tightening up behind the ball and preventing St George from registering a goal. Their ability to win the contested ball, maintain field position and capitalise on forward entries saw the margin stretch to 19 points at the main break.

Pennant Hills continued to build on that momentum after halftime, producing their highest-scoring quarter of the game with three goals while again limiting St George's influence around the ground. Although the visitors finished with a stronger final quarter, the Demons never looked threatened, responding well whenever momentum shifted and closing out the match with a well-earned four-quarter performance.

Jacob Lackas was a constant threat inside 50, finishing with four goals, while Eamon Macauley added two majors. Joshua Chapple and Liam Pass also found the scoreboard as the Demons shared the offensive load.

Henry Andrews, Jack English, Eamon Macauley, Joshua Chapple, Leo Bayliss and Mark Mifsud were recognised among the side's best. Their leadership, work rate and commitment across all four quarters were instrumental in securing another important win as the side continues to build confidence heading towards finals.

Videos

Q1

https://youtu.be/iBsrV5XwQnI

Q2

https://youtu.be/RFXSWtUfWLc

Q3

https://youtu.be/mp6WP4Ixzww

Q4

https://youtu.be/aK2eAG18Jjw

MD1 -R15

01 Aug 2026 Sat - 10:55 am - MKO1

	G	B	Score
PENNO	8	1	49
St George	5	16	46

G	B	(Q1)	ST
2	0	(12)	12
3	3	(21)	21

G	B	(Q2)	ST
2	0	(12)	24
0	7	(7)	28

G	B	(Q3)	ST
1	0	(6)	30
1	2	(8)	36

G	B	(Q4)	ST
3	1	(19)	49
1	4	(10)	46

G	B	(Q1)	ST
2	0	(12)	12
3	3	(21)	21

G	B	(Q2)	ST
2	0	(12)	24
0	7	(7)	28

G	B	(Q3)	ST
1	0	(6)	30
1	2	(8)	36

G	B	(Q4)	ST
3	1	(19)	49
1	4	(10)	46

Best Players

Mitchell Trenaman Lachlan Boyd Pat Witt Matthew Carey Jake Condon Zac Morris

Goal Scorers

Lachlan Boyd - 5 Lachlan Flower - 1 Zac Morris - 1 Michael Weathers - 1

Match Report

Pennant Hills produced one of their most memorable victories of the season, storming home to snatch a thrilling three-point win over St George, 8.1 (49) to 5.16 (46), with the match-winning goal coming in the final 30 seconds.

The afternoon also marked a significant milestone for Mitchell Trenaman, who celebrated his 150th senior game for the Pennant Hills Demons. Fittingly, the experienced Demon led from the front with a standout performance, earning best-on-ground honours in a memorable occasion for both himself and the club.

The Demons made a bright start, kicking the opening two goals before St George responded to take a nine-point lead into quarter time. Pennant Hills tightened the contest in the second term, but the visitors' inaccuracy in front of goal kept them within striking distance despite trailing by four points at the main break.

St George continued to apply pressure after halftime and edged their lead out to six points heading into the final quarter. With the game on the line, the Demons refused to give in. They lifted their intensity around the contest, won critical stoppages and surged forward repeatedly in the closing stages. After drawing within a kick, Pennant Hills produced one final attacking passage, with the winning goal coming inside the last 30 seconds to spark jubilant celebrations.

Lachlan Boyd was outstanding in front of goal, finishing with five majors in a match-winning display. Lachlan Flower, Zac Morris and Michael Weathers each added a goal to round out the scoring.

Mitchell Trenaman, Lachlan Boyd, Pat Witt, Matthew Carey, Jake Condon and Zac Morris were recognised among the side's best. Their composure under pressure and belief until the final siren capped off a remarkable comeback victory and ensured Trenaman's 150th game will be remembered as one of the club's great milestone occasions.

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Core Active Health https://www.carlingfordactivehealth.com.au enquiries@carlingfordactivehealth.com.au 02 9873 2770	Led by APA Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist Lauren Cain, together with the experienced Core Active Health team, we provide evidence-based physiotherapy and sports medicine services for everyone, from junior players through to Premier Division footballers

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Ritera Electrical Wholesaler www.ritera.com.au/ info@riteragroup.com.au 02 9879 5444	Ritera Electrical Wholesaler offers a comprehensive range of quality electrical products for domestic, industrial, commercial and infrastructure projects.

TCA Electrical www.tcaelectrical.net service@tcaelectrical.net 0422 607 548	TCA Electrical specialises in residential construction, commercial fit-outs and maintenance.

FIXTURES

Date	Div	Round	Start	Home	Away	Ground	Address	Video
08-08-2026	MU19D2	R16	9:40AM	North Shore	Pennant Hills	Gore Hill Oval	Pacific Highway, St Leonards
08-08-2026	WD3	R16	9:00AM	Sydney University	Pennant Hills	Sydney Uni Oval 1	Camperdown
08-08-2026	MD5	R16	8:00AM	North Shore	Pennant Hills	Gore Hill Oval	Pacific Hwy St Leonards
08-08-2026	MU19D1	R16	6.30PM	Manly	Pennant Hills	Weldon Oval	Curl Curl
08-08-2026	MD1	R16	4:30PM	Manly	Pennant Hills	Weldon Oval	Curl Curl
08-08-2026	MPD	R16	2:00PM	Manly	Pennant Hills	Weldon Oval	Curl Curl	Yes
08-08-2026	WPD	R16	12:10PM	Manly	Pennant Hills	Weldon Oval	Curl Curl	Yes
08-08-2026	WU20	R16	10:30AM	Manly	Pennant Hills	Frank Gray Oval	Curl Curl
08-08-2026	MD3	R16	10:20AM	Manly	Pennant Hills	Weldon Oval	Curl Curl