The Youth League Report (Super Youth League) Round 12

At the very least, it will caused the good folk at the Football NSW competitions department a little less heartache.
Club Championship
PCYC Parramatta retained the lead on this table after they bagged ten points from Spirit FC who have slipped back one place to fourth. That is one more point than the Eagles earned from the first round clash.
Dulwich Hill are still second event though they could take only six points from their clash with Northern Tigers who used their nine points to climb one rung to third. That reversed the first round outcome when Dully took nine points.
Western Panthers retained fifth place when they were washed out against tenth placed Schofields Scorpions and Central Coast Lightning stayed at sixth when their matches against seventh placed Macarthur Rams could no go ahead.
Blacktown Spartans are still eighth and Granville Rage remained at ninth when their encounter was washed out.
Sydney Wanderers enjoyed their best day of the season when they took all twelve points from their trip to Southern NSW and that caused the clubs to swap places on the table as the Wanderers took over eleventh place. The clubs had split the points at five apiece in the first round.
Grade 13
PCYC Parramatta are still in control at the top of the table after they took their winning sequence to six games with a 3-0 result over Spirit FC who have slipped back one place to fourth. That completed the double for the Eagles as they had won 5-1 last time.
Central Coast Lightning remained at second after their clash with sixth placed Macarthur Rams was washed out.
Northern Tigers climbed one rung on the ladder to third with a 2-0 success over placed seventh placed Dulwich Hill to reverse the first round result that went to Dully 2-1.
Fifth placed Blacktown Spartans were washed out against twelfth placed Granville Rage while the match between eighth placed Schofields Scorpions and ninth placed Western Panthers suffered the same fate.
Sydney Wanderers remained at tenth despite their 3-1 win over eleventh placed Southern NSW with whom they had played out a 2-2 first round draw.
Grade 14
Northern Tigers extended their competition lead to three points when they were 1-0 winners over fourth placed Dulwich Hill who they had beaten 3-2 last time.
PCYC Parramatta remained at second after they were held to a 1-1 draw by fifth placed Spirit FC. The Eagles were 1-0 winners in the first round.
Third placed Central Coast Lightning were washed out against eighth placed Macarthur Rams and the clash between sixth placed Western Panthers and twelfth placed Schofields Scorpions will also need to be rescheduled.
Sydney Wanderers moved up one position to tenth with a 2-1 win over Southern NSW who have slipped back to eleventh. That reversed the first round result which went to Southern 2-0.
Blacktown Spartans stayed at seventh after they were washed out against ninth placed Granville Rage.
Grade 15
Western Panthers continue to lead the way on the competition table despite being washed out against fourth placed Schofields Scorpions being washed out.
Dulwich Hill missed the opportunity to take the top spot when they suffered a 1-0 loss to Northern Tigers who rose two places to fifth. Interestingly, the Tigers also won the first round game 2-1, making them the only team to have beaten Dully AND the only team to have scored against them.
PCYC Parramatta remained at third when they were 2-1 winners over eighth placed Spirit FC who they had beaten 3-0 the first time around.
Macarthur Rams dropped two places to seventh when they were washed out against Central Coast Lightning who have also dropped two places to eighth.
Sydney Wanderers scooted from tenth to sixth when they produced a solid 5-0 victory over Southern NSW who have dropped back a place to tenth. The first round game finished at 2-2.
The clash between eleventh placed Granville Rage and twelfth placed Blacktown Spartans was a wash out.
Grade 16
PCYC Parramatta moved up two places to take over the competition lead when they were 1-0 winners over Spirit FC who dropped a place to fifth. Spirit had won the first round game 2-0.
Western Panthers dropped back to second on goal difference when they were washed out against twelfth placed Schofields Scorpions and Macarthur Rams suffered a similar fate, falling back from second to third, when their clash with seventh placed Central Coast Lightning was washed out.
Northern Tigers jumped one place to fourth when they posted a 2-0 win over ninth placed Dulwich Hill who had won the first round clash 2-1.
Sixth placed Blacktown Spartans were washed out against eighth placed Granville Rage and Sydney Wanderers stayed at tenth despite their 1-0 win over eleventh placed Southern NSW who the Wanderers had beaten by the same score in the first round.
Grade 18
Dulwich Hill retained a slender one-point lead at the top of the table when they registered a strong 4-1 win over sixth placed who they had beaten 1-0 last time.
Spirit FC remained at second following their 2-0 victory over ninth placed PCYC Parramatta to complete the double as Spirit were 4-3 winners in the first round.
Central Coast Lightning held onto third position after they were washed out against fourth placed Macarthur Rams and Schofields Scorpions are still fifth following their wash out against eighth placed Western Panthers.
The match between seventh placed Granville Rage and tenth placed Blacktown Spartans will also need to be rescheduled while the game between eleventh placed Sydney Wanderers and twelfth placed Southern NSW was not played.
-By Barry Davis