SUPA IGA NPL NSW Men’s 2 The Teenage Revolution Round 15

The wettest month of June for a decade has again had an impact on the competition with only one of the six fixtures being played and that has meant that the various tables have a slightly distorted look to them.
Supa IGA National Premier League NSW Men’s 2 – Overview
In the only fixture completed in this division over the weekend Sydney University collected nine points from their clash with Bankstown City Lions and that was a considerable drop from the sixteen points that Uni had taken from the first round fixture.
Every other fixture was washed out and that means that the Mt Druitt Town Rangers v St George, Spirit FC v Macarthur Rams, Fraser Park v Bankstown Berries, Parramatta FC v Mounties Wanderers and the Hills Brumbies v Northern Tigers fixture will need to be rescheduled and they should all be completed in the next few weeks.
Supa IGA National Premier League NSW Men’s 2 – Club Championship
At this stage of the competition only Sydney University and Bankstown City have completed the scheduled number of matches and that means that the catch-up matches, when they are played, will all have some sort of impact on the appearance of this and all the other tables.
As you will see, it will not take much in the way of good results or a couple of good days to cause a dramatic change to the table, especially when you consider that there are twelve points on offer from each and every fixture.
The same is true for each of the age grade tables where a bad result or two can have very serious consequences in term of the position on the ladder.
Competition frontrunners Sydney University took a total of ten points from their first round clash with eleventh placed Bankstown City Lions but on this occasion the clubs split the points at five apiece. This has given Uni a lead of six points at the top of the table and left the Lions in eleventh position.
That leaves Mt Druitt Town Rangers in second spot and they are only six points behind the leaders while Spirit FC are twenty-eight points further adrift in third position.
Hills Brumbies have the same number of points as Spirit but they are placed fourth on goal difference and they are twelve points ahead of fifth placed Bankstown Berries.
Then St George are only two points behind the Brumbies with the seventh placed Mounties Wanderers just one point further back while Fraser Park who have a total of ten matches in hand, are only two points behind the Wanderers.
Northern Tigers in ninth position and they are five points behind the Mounties and they are eleven points ahead of Macarthur Rams who have an advantage of five points over Bankstown City.
Parramatta FC are bringing up the rear and they are seventeen points behind the Lions.
Supa IGA National Premier League NSW Men’s 2 – Grade 12
Sydney University had taken the first round points from their match against Bankstown City Lions with a 5-0 scoreline and Uni certainly went on with the job as they recorded a stunning 10-0 result this time. That gives Uni an advantage of three points at the top of the table while the Lions are in eleventh position.
Hills Brumbies are currently in second spot and they are six points ahead of third placed Spirit FC while St George are just one point further back in fourth position.
Then there is a gap of four points to Northern Tigers who are fifth and they are ahead of sixth placed Fraser Park only on goal difference.
Mt Druitt Town Rangers are one point behind that pair in seventh spot then there is a chasm of eight points to eighth placed Mounties Wanderers who have small goal difference advantage over Bankstown Berries.
Macarthur Rams are only two points further away at tenth and they are six points ahead of Bankstown City Lions while Parramatta FC are yet to earn their first point for the season and they are at the foot of the table.
Supa IGA National Premier League NSW Men’s 2 – Grade 13
In the only match from this age group played over the weekend, twelfth placed Bankstown City Lions accounted for fourth placed Sydney University with a 1-0 scoreline, reversing the first round outcome when Uni were 4-0 winners.
Bankstown Berries are the competition frontrunners by a margin of five points and Mt Druitt Town Rangers are in second spot, three points ahead of third placed Mounties Wanderers.
Sydney University are now just one point further back at fourth with a lead of just two points over Macarthur Rams who are five points in front of sixth placed Spirit FC.
Only one point behind Spirit are Hills Brumbies and St George who are separated by goal difference and then Parramatta FC are two points behind that pair at ninth.
Two points further adrift are Northern Tigers and they are one point ahead of eleventh placed Fraser Park while twelfth placed Bankstown City Lions are only one point behind Fraser Park.
Supa IGA National Premier League NSW Men’s 2 – Grade 14
Second placed Sydney University battled out a 1-1 draw with fifth placed Bankstown City Lions in the only match of the weekend. That repeats the scoreline recorded by the teams in the first round encounter.
Mt Druitt Town Rangers are two points clear at the top of the table with Sydney University in second spot, eight points ahead of third placed Fraser Park.
Just one point further back are Hills Brumbies and Bankstown City Lions who are in fourth and fifth positions respectively and they are separated only by goal difference.
That pair are only one point in front of sixth placed Mounties Wanderers who have an advantage of two points over Bankstown Berries while eighth placed Northern Tigers are only one point behind the Berries.
One point away are Spirit FC and St George who have their positions decided by goal difference and they are six points in front of eleventh placed Parramatta FC and twelfth placed Macarthur Rams.
Supa IGA National Premier League NSW Men’s 2 – Grade 15
Second placed Sydney University produced a 2-1 victory when they faced ninth Bankstown City Lions this week and that completes the double for Uni as they were 4-0 winners in the first round match.
Mt Druitt Town Rangers have a lead of three points at the top of the table while Sydney University are second and four points clear of third placed Spirit FC.
Then there is a gap of ten points to fourth placed Hills Brumbies who have an advantage of two points over St George and Fraser Park, with those teams being separated by goal difference.
Mounties Wanderers and Northern Tigers are one point further back with goal difference deciding their positions and Bankstown City Lions are only one point away from that pair at ninth.
Macarthur Rams and Bankstown Berries are in tenth and eleventh positions, only two points behind the Lions while Parramatta FC are bringing up the rear and they are two points further back.
Supa IGA National Premier League NSW Men’s 2 – Grade 16
Sydney University had shaded Bankstown City Lions with a 3-2 win in the first round and Uni claimed the points to complete the double with a 3-1 result this week. That leaves Uni in fifth place and the Lions are twelfth.
Mounties Wanderers are three points ahead of their nearest rivals at the top of the table with Parramatta FC in second place and Bankstown Berries are two points further back at third.
Two points away at fourth are Spirit FC who are just one point in front of Sydney University and then Northern Tigers are in sixth spot, only a point adrift of Uni while seventh placed Mt Druitt Town Rangers are only one point behind the Tigers.
Then there is a gap of four points to Macarthur Rams who have a one point advantage over Hills Brumbies. 
St George are three points behind the Brumbies at tenth with Fraser Park just one point further back and then Bankstown City Lions are at the foot of the table, eight points behind Fraser Park.
Supa IGA National Premier League NSW Men’s 2 – Grade 18
Sydney University were 2-1 winners over Bankstown City Lions when the teams met in the first round and this time they shared the points when their match ended in a 1-1 draw. That leaves Uni at third and the Lions are in eleventh position.
Mt Druitt Town Rangers are the competition leaders by the margin of a single point over second placed Mounties Wanderers who are two points ahead of Sydney University.
Two points further back are fourth placed Northern Tigers who are only one point in front of Parramatta FC and then there is a gap of three points to sixth placed Bankstown Berries.
Fraser Park are two points further back at seventh and they have an advantage of three points over St George while ninth placed Hills Brumbies are four points behind the Saints.
Four points further back, Macarthur Rams and Bankstown City Lions have their positions determined by goal difference and Spirit FC are at the foot of the table, three points behind the Rams and the Lions.
-By Barry Davis