The Youth League Report (Division One Youth League) Round 4

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However, we were lucky that only three fixtures were lost to the weather this weekend. Those matches will be rescheduled shortly and so things will return to normal.
With no matches being played next weekend, I will take the opportunity to look back on the season so far but do not expect any crystal ball gazing.
Club Championship
Camden Tigers extended their lead at the top of the table to five points when they bagged twelve points from their visit to twelfth placed Hills Brumbies and Sydney University scooted from fifth to second when they earned a dozen points from their encounter with Hakoah who have moved up one place to tenth.
Fraser Park slipped back two places to fourth and Springwood dropped from sixth to seventh when they were washed out while Rockdale City Suns jumped from fourth to third thanks to the eight points they earned from Hurstville City Minotaurs who have moved up from seventh to sixth.
The wash outs caused Mt Druitt Town Rangers to go back two places to fifth and Gladesville Ryde Magic to slip from tenth to eleventh while Stanmore Hawks and St George have remained at eighth and ninth respectively.
Grade 13
Rockdale City Suns jumped from second to first when they were held to a 1-1 draw by Hurstville City Minotaurs who sipped back one place to eighth while Fraser Park slipped back to second when their match against sixth placed Springwood was washed out.
Camden Tigers retained third place despite their 4-1 loss to Hills Brumbies who used the spoils of their first win to jump from twelfth to tenth and Mt Druitt Town Rangers stayed at fourth after their clash with ninth placed St George was washed out.
Sydney University are still fifth following their 1-0 loss to Hakoah who moved from ninth to seventh while Gladesville Ryde Magic and Stanmore Hawks both dropped one place to twelfth and eleventh respectively when their clash was washed out.
Grade 14
Unbeaten Hurstville City Minotaurs shot into first place with a 2-1 victory over eighth placed Rockdale City Suns while Stanmore Hawks slipped back to second after their encounter with eleventh placed Gladesville Ryde Magic was washed out.
Camden Tigers climbed two places to third with a 3-0 success over tenth placed Hills Brumbies and Fraser Park fell to fourth when their match against Springwood who also went back one place to fifth when their game was a wash out.
St George remained at sixth and Mt Druitt Town Rangers are still seventh following their washed out clash while Sydney University stayed at ninth despite their 1-0 win over twelfth placed Hakoah.
Grade 15
Rockdale City Suns flew from fourth to first with a 4-2 victory over Hurstville City Minotaurs who slipped back one place to third while Fraser Park  dropped from first to second when they were washed out against Springwood who have gone from fifth to sixth.
Stanmore Hawks went back to fourth after their clash with tenth placed Gladesville Ryde Magic was washed out and Camden Tigers moved up two places to fifth thanks to their 2-1 win over twelfth placed Hills Brumbies.
Mt Druitt Town Rangers dropped a place to seventh when their encounter with eleventh placed St George was washed out while Sydney University remained at ninth even though they were 4-0 winners over eighth placed Hakoah.
Grade 16
Sydney University?s impeccable record remained in place and they extended their competition lead to five points when they were 4-0 winners over Hakoah who have fallen back two places to seventh while Rockdale City Suns moved up one spot to second after they posted a 1-1 draw with Hurstville City Minotaurs who rose from eighth to sixth.
Gladesville Ryde Magic have slipped back to second after they were washed out against Stanmore Hawks who have gone back two places to ninth and St George have retained fourth place following their washed out match with Mt Druitt Town Rangers who tumbled back two places to eighth.
Camden Tigers shot from ninth to fifth when they were 1-0 winners over twelfth placed Hills Brumbies while Fraser Park and Springwood remained at eleventh and tenth respectively when their clash was washed out. 
Grade 18
Camden Tigers maintained their spotless record to rise from second to first with a 1-0 win over Hills Brumbies who have gone back one place to seventh while Sydney University have also won four times from as many games to go from third to second with their latest success being a 4-1 result over Hakoah who have dropped back one place to eighth.
Mt Druitt Town Rangers slipped back to third after their encounter with tenth placed St George was washed out and Gladesville Ryde Magic have hung onto fourth position following their wash out against eleventh placed Stanmore Hawks.
Springwood have remained at fifth despite their meeting with ninth placed Fraser Park being washed out and Rockdale City Suns climbed from tenth to sixth thanks to their 2-1 win over twelfth placed Hurstville City Minotaurs.
-By Barry Davis