NSW Premier Youth League Round 8 Review

Overview
Sutherland Sharks continued to lead the way as a club after they claimed nine points from their visit to Parramatta FC while Manly United are not far behind the Sharks following their gain of all fifteen points when they paid a visit to Blacktown Spartans.
Marconi Stallions earned nine points when they hosted neighbouring Bonnyrigg White Eagles and Sydney Olympic bagged thirteen points from their home games against South Coast Wolves.
Blacktown City were at home to APIA Leichhardt Tigers and they took eight points from the encounter while Rockdale City Suns and Sydney United 58 shared the spoils at seven points apiece.
Grade 13
Manly United moved to the top of the table following their solid 4-0 result over ninth placed Blacktown Spartans while Sydney Olympic are second on goal difference following their 2-0 success over twelfth placed South Coast Wolves.
Third placed Bonnyrigg White Eagles produced a 2-1 result when they faced eighth placed Marconi Stallions and Sydney United 58 are in fourth position thanks to their 2-0 victory over thirteenth placed Rockdale City Suns.
APIA Leichhardt Tigers are sitting in sixth spot after they were held to a scoreless draw by eleventh placed Blacktown City while seventh placed Sutherland Sharks were beaten 2-1 by tenth placed Parramatta FC.
Grade 14
Rockdale City Suns are leading the way on the table after they were 2-1 winners over ninth placed Sydney United 58 while second placed APIA Leichhardt Tigers came up with a 3-0 result over thirteenth placed Blacktown City.
Manly United are placed third after they won by the only goal of their match against fifth placed Blacktown Spartans and Sutherland Sharks are fourth following their 2-0 success over eighth placed Parramatta FC.
Sixth placed Marconi Stallions suffered a 1-0 loss to seventh placed Bonnyrigg White Eagles and Sydney Olympic are in eleventh position after they recorded a solid 5-0 result over twelfth placed South Coast Wolves.
Grade 15
Marconi Stallions maintained their unbeaten status and they continue to lead the competition table after they were 2-0 winners over ninth placed Bonnyrigg White Eagles and Sutherland Sharks are in second spot following their 3-2 loss to eighth placed Parramatta FC.
Blacktown City are placed fourth thanks to their 2-0 victory over third placed APIA Leichhardt Tigers while Manly United are in fifth position after they produced a very strong 5-0 result when they faced seventh placed Blacktown Spartans.
Sixth placed Sydney Olympic posted a 3-1 success over thirteenth placed South Coast Wolves and Rockdale City Suns are tenth following their 4-0 loss to eleventh placed Sydney United 58.
Grade 16
Manly United are sitting on the top rung of the competition ladder after they came up with a 6-2 victory over fifth placed Blacktown Spartans and second placed Blacktown City were surprisingly held to a 1-1 draw by twelfth placed APIA Leichhardt Tigers.
Third placed Sutherland Sharks registered a handy 3-0 win when they faced eleventh placed Parramatta FC while Rockdale City Suns are in fourth position af6ter they were 2-1 winners over Sydney United 58 who are seventh.
Marconi Stallions are in sixth spot following their 2-1 victory over eighth placed Bonnyrigg White Eagles and the match between ninth placed South Coast Wolves and tenth placed Sydney Olympic ended in a 1-1 draw.
Grade 18
Sutherland Sharks are the competition frontrunners after they claimed this week?s points with a 3-0 result over seventh placed Parramatta FC while unbeaten Blacktown City are second following their 1-0 win over twelfth placed APIA Leichhardt Tigers
Manly United are in third position thanks to their very respectable 5-0 success over eleventh placed Blacktown Spartans and Bonnyrigg White Eagles are placed fourth after they were beaten 3-1 by sixth placed Marconi Stallions.
Fifth placed Sydney Olympic came up with a handy 4-1 result when they faced tenth placed South Coast Wolves and eighth placed Rockdale City Suns battled out a 2-2 draw with Sydney United 58 who are in ninth position.
-By Barry Davis