The Youth League Report (Division One Youth League) Round 16

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It might not stay that way as the raft of catch-up games may well have an impact and cause many changes between now and season?s end.
Sydney University began the day at the top of this table and fourth placed Mt Druitt Town Rangers had taken eight of the first round points from them. However, it was a very different story this time as Uni bagged thirteen points from this week?s games.
Second placed Fraser Park had taken twelve points when they last faced fifth placed Rockdale City Suns and they repeated that exact dosage this week when they made off with a dozen points.
In Round 10 catch-up action played on Sunday Fraser Park picked up eight points from their clash with Hurstville City Minotaurs while the Suns took all nine points from the three games played against Hakoah.
Camden Tigers were third and they had split the points at seven apiece in their first round clash with sixth placed Hurstville City Minotaurs but this time the Tigers took ten points from the day.
Seventh placed St George had split the points at seven apiece with eleventh placed Springwood last time they met but the Saints got the upper hand when they earned eight points this week.
Stanmore Hawks were in eighth place and they took nine of the first round points from twelfth placed Hills Brumbies but the Brumbies struck back as they forced the better performed Hawks to split the points at six each this time.
Gladesville Ryde Magic were ninth while Hakoah were tenth and the clubs had taken seven points each from the first round clash. When adding the two matches that were played a couple of weeks ago to the three played on Saturday Magic took ten points from this round while Hakoah had to settle for four points.
Grade 13
Competition leaders Fraser Park had gone ten games without losing while third placed Rockdale City Suns were unbeaten in their last three matches. The Suns had taken the first round points with a 2-1 win and they completed the double with a 1-0 win this time around. Fraser Park were able to hang onto the number one spot and Rockdale have remained at third.
In a Round 10 catch-up match played on Sunday Fraser Park were held to a 1-1 draw by Hurstville City Minotaurs while Rockdale posted a 3-2 win over Hakoah.
Sydney University came into this match in second spot and they were on the end of an unbeaten run of six matches while fourth placed Mt Druitt Town Rangers had posted a draw last week. The first round points had gone to the Rangers when they won 2-1 but Uni squared that account with a 2-0 victory this time. That had left Uni at second but the Rangers have fallen back to fifth.
Hills Brumbies started the day in fifth place and they had won their last match while twelfth placed Stanmore Hawks had suffered a last game loss. The Brumbies were 2-0 winners in the first round game and they did it again, this time with a 3-0 scoreline. That was enough to lift them into fourth place.
In a Round 10 catch-up match Uni added three points to their tally when they defeated Gladesville Ryde Magic 2-1.
Sixth placed Camden Tigers had lost last week while eighth placed Hurstville City Minotaurs had posted a draw in their last match. The first round encounter was a 2-2 draw but the Tigers grabbed all the points this time when they won 3-0. Both teams have remained where they were on the table.
Springwood kicked off this match in seventh spot after last week?s loss and St George were ninth after an unbeaten run of eight games, four of which were draws. Springwood earned the first round points with a 1-0 win and this week the teams split the points when they drew 1-1 to stay where they were on the table.
Tenth placed Gladesville Ryde Magic were unbeaten in their last three matches and eleventh placed Hakoah had lost last week.  Magic bagged the first round points with a 3-0 result and they completed the double with a 3-1 success this time around but it was not enough to affect their table position.
Grade 14
At kick-off time Camden Tigers were the competition leaders after winning their last two matches while Hurstville City Minotaurs were third and they were unbeaten in their last three outings. The first round points had gone to the Tigers when they won 6-1 but it was a very different story this time as the Minotaurs collected the points with a 3-1 result. That caused the Tigers to drift back to third and left the Minotaurs at fifth.
Sydney University started the day at second after an unbeaten sequence of nine matches and Mt Druitt Town Rangers were eighth after last week?s loss. The Rangers were 1-0 winners in the first round but this time the match was a scoreless draw. That point was enough to take Uni to the top of the table on goal difference while the Rangers remained at eighth.
Sadly, in a Round 10 catch-up match Uni forfeited to Gladesville Ryde Magic, handing them a 3-0 win.
Third placed Fraser Park had won their last match and sixth placed Rockdale City Suns were coming off a last game loss. Fraser Park earned the first round points when they won 2-1 and they went on with the job thanks to a -1 success this time. That elevated them to second spot on goal difference and the Suns fell back to seventh.
In a Round 10 catch-up match played on Sunday Fraser Park were held to a 1-1 draw by Hurstville City Minotaurs while Rockdale posted a 1-0 win over Hakoah.
Stanmore Hawks? unbeaten run of four games had taken them to fourth place and after losing their last three matches Hills Brumbies were twelfth. The Hawks had won the first round match 2-1 but the teams split the points this week with a 0-0 draw and that left them both where they were on the table.
St George kicked off this week?s game in seventh spot after winning their last two matches and Springwood were eleventh following two losses. They had played out a scoreless first round draw but the Saints grabbed the points this time with a 1-0 victory that pushed them up to sixth.
Tenth placed Gladesville Ryde Magic had posted a draw last week and picked up three points from a forfeit and Hakoah were ninth after last week?s loss. The first round points had gone to Hakoah when they won 2-0 but this week the match ended at 1-1.
Grade 15
Competition frontrunners Fraser Park had not tasted defeat all season and fourth placed Rockdale City Suns had lost last week. Fraser Park were 2-0 winners when they met in the first round and they completed the double with a 4-1 win this time.
In a Round 10 catch-up match played on Sunday Fraser Park were 2-0 winners over Hurstville City Minotaurs.
Hurstville City Minotaurs arrived at this match in second spot following an unbeaten sequence of four games and third placed Camden Tigers had stretched their undefeated to eight matches. Hurstville had won the first round clash 3-1 but the Tigers turned that around when they won 2-1 this week. That was enough to see the teams swap places on the ladder.
Mt Druitt Town Rangers were fifth and Sydney University were sixth and both were coming off a win last week. The first round game was a scoreless draw but Uni snatched the points this time when they won 1-0. The teams remained where they were on the table.
Uni picked up another point when they drew 1-1 with seventh placed Gladesville Ryde Magic in a Round 10 catch-up match.
Magic had beaten tenth placed Hakoah 7-1 when this round?s match was played a couple of weeks ago.
Eighth placed Stanmore Hawks had lost their last seven games and eleventh placed Hills Brumbies were coming off two losses. Stanmore had won the first round encounter 2-1 and they came out of their losing streak with a 5-2 victory this week.
Springwood were ninth after they posted a last match draw and St George were twelfth following losses in their last two games. Springwood had won the first round game 2-1 and they completed the double with a 2-1 victory this time.
Grade 16
Unbeaten in their last three games St George were the competition leaders and eleventh placed Springwood had lost their last two matches. When they met last time the Saints were 2-0 winners and they capped that off with a 1-0 result this week.
St George added another three points to their tally when they beat Hurstville City Minotaurs 3-1 in a Round 11 catch-up game.
Sydney University were in second place and they had not suffered a loss in their last six matches and eighth placed Mt Druitt Town Rangers had drawn their last two games. The first round clash was a scoreless draw but on this occasion Uni took the points with a 4-1 scoreline.
Third placed Fraser Park had remained unbeaten for seven games and ninth placed Rockdale City Suns had not lost any of their last three matches. Fraser Park had won 3-0 the last time these teams met and they completed the double with a 3-1 result this week.
In a Round 10 catch-up match played on Sunday Hurstville City Minotaurs defeated Fraser Park with a 2-1 scoreline and that moved Hurstville up to fourth.
Stanmore Hawks started this game in fourth position thanks to last week?s victory while Hills Brumbies were twelfth and they had a draw and a win to show for their last two outings.  The Hawks were 3-1 winners in the first round but the Brumbies did well to hold their better performed opponent to a 1-1 draw this time out.
Camden Tigers were fifth after last week?s loss and sixth placed Hurstville City Minotaurs were unbeaten in their last six games. Hurstville had won the first round encounter by the odd goal in five and this time the teams split the points with a scoreless draw.
Seventh placed Hakoah had beaten tenth placed Gladesville Ryde Magic 1-0 in a match played a couple of weeks ago.
Grade 18
Competition leaders Sydney University have not dropped a single point so far this season while second placed Mt Druitt Town Rangers came into this match following three straight wins. Uni were 4-0 winners when they met last time and they repeated that scoreline this week.  That left Uni at the top of the tree but pushed the Rangers back to fourth place.
Uni added three more points to their tally with a 4-2 win over Gladesville Ryde Magic in a Round 10 catch-up match while the Rangers lost 1-0 to Stanmore Hawks in a catch-up game that also came from Round 10.
Camden Tigers kicked off this game in third position after five consecutive wins while twelfth placed Hurstville City Minotaurs had lost their last seven games. The Tigers were 5-2 winners in the first round and they completed the double with a 4-0 success this time. That has moved Camden up to second spot.
Fraser Park began the day at fourth after last week?s win and Rockdale City Suns were tenth following wins from their last two matches. The first round points had gone to Fraser Park when they won 2-1 and they went on with the job with a 3-1 result this time to move up to third position.
In a Round 10 catch-up match played on Sunday Fraser Park produced a 4-1 win over Hurstville City Minotaurs while Rockdale posted a 4-1 success over Hakoah.
Fifth placed Gladesville Ryde Magic came into this game after last week?s loss while eleventh placed Hakoah had lost their last five games. The first round clash ended in a scoreless draw but Magic were a bit too good this time as they won 3-1.
After suffering losses in their last two games Hills Brumbies were sixth and ninth placed Stanmore Hawks had won last week. The Brumbies had claimed the first round points with a 3-0 result but the teams shared the spoils this time when their match was a 1-1 draw. 
St George were seventh after losing their last five games and Springwood were eighth following last week?s loss. The Saints were 3-0 winners last time the teams met but this time the match was a 1-1 draw.
The Saints picked up another three points when they defeated Hurstville City Minotaurs 2-0 in a Round 11 catch-up match.
-By Barry Davis