As promised, this week’s report takes a brief look at the various tables as they stand but there is very little valuable information to be gained after only three rounds have been played. Most competitions are so close that anything could happen and it probably will!
As promised, this week’s report takes a brief look at the various tables as they stand but there is very little valuable information to be gained after only three rounds have been played. Most competitions are so close that anything could happen and it probably will!
The Big Wet during the preseason period has meant that many teams have played only a few trial matches and others have missed out altogether on this vital preparation period. As a result, it is almost impossible to predict what might happen by looking at the tables at this very early stage.
Club Championship
Mt Druitt Town Rangers and St George are locked together at the top of the table and separated by goal difference and then there is a break of seven points to third placed Stanmore Hawks.
Seven points further away is a group of three clubs - Hills Brumbies, Gladesville Ryde Magic and Southern Branch - with Schofields Scorpions two points further adrift.
Camden Tigers are only two points behind the Scorpions and then Hakoah are two points behind the Tigers while the gap to Mountains United is four points. Nepean are a point further back and Northbridge are bringing up the rear, two points behind Nepean.
Grade 13
Mt Druitt Town Rangers are the competition front-runners by a single point over Southern Branch and then a group of three teams - St George, Gladesville Ryde Magic and Stanmore Hawks – is just two points away.
A gap of just two points finds Hills Brumbies and Hakoah and Northbridge are only one point behind that pair.
Two points back are Mountains United, Nepean and Schofields Scorpions while tail-enders Camden Tigers have yet to register their first points for the season.
Grade 14
St George have a lead of three points at the top of the table and they are followed by Hills Brumbies and Camden Tigers with Northbridge two points further back at fourth.
Then there is a log-jam of six teams - Stanmore Hawks, Mountains United, Nepean, Schofields Scorpions, Southern Branch and Mt Druitt Town Rangers – who are just one point further adrift.
Gladesville Ryde Magic are eleventh with one point and Hakoah have not yet recorded their first points for this campaign.
Grade 15
St George and Mt Druitt Town Rangers are holding down the top two positions and they are only one point ahead of Hills Brumbies and Gladesville Ryde Magic with Schofields Scorpions only one point further back.
Two points behind the Scorpions are four teams - Mountains United, Stanmore Hawks, Hakoah and Camden Tigers – while Northbridge, Nepean and Southern Branch have not registered their first points at this stage.
Grade 16
Mt Druitt Town Rangers and Stanmore Hawks are the top two at this early stage and they have a lead of three points over Hakoah and Camden Tigers.
Three points further back is a group of five teams - Gladesville Ryde Magic, Southern Branch, St George, Mountains United and Schofields Scorpions and then there is a gap of two points to Hills Brumbies and Nepean while Northbridge are still working towards their first points for the season.
Grade 18
St George have a lead of three points at the top of the table with Southern Branch, Stanmore Hawks, Mt Druitt Town Rangers and Schofields Scorpions separated by goal difference.
Two points further back are Gladesville Ryde Magic and Nepean while Hills Brumbies are only one point behind that pair and then there is a gap of two points to Camden Tigers and Hakoah.
Mountains United and Northbridge are yet to open their account for the season.
Surce FNSW
-By Barry Davis
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