Super Youth League Round 8 Review

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Club Championship
Central Coast Mariners are leading the way on this table after they bagged nine points from the home fixture against third placed Macarthur Rams while
Sydney University are in second spot thanks to the ten points they earned when they hosted sixth placed Granville Rage.
Western NSW Mariners are fourth placed after they grabbed ten points from their trip to tenth placed Dulwich Hill and Mounties Wanderers are in fifth position following their haul of ten points from their home clash with eighth placed Northern Tigers.
Ninth placed Fraser Park raised more than a few eyebrows when they claimed ten points from their visit to seventh placed Spirit FC while Bankstown Berries and Bankstown City Lions swapped places at the foot of the table when the Berries took ten points from their home matches against the Lions.
Grade 13
Central Coast Mariners are the competition frontrunners after they accounted for fourth placed Macarthur Rams with a 3-0 scoreline while second placed Mounties Wanderers produced a 3-1 result when they faced twelfth placed Northern Tigers who also suffered a 5-1 loss to the Skilleroos.
Dulwich Hill are in third position thanks to their 3-0 victory over sixth placed Western NSW Mariners while Sydney University are placed fifth following their 3-1 success over Granville Rage who are eighth.
Placed at ninth, Bankstown City Lions came from behind to post a 3-2 victory over thirteenth placed Bankstown Berries with Alexi scoring their first two goals before Ty Easton netted the winner and seventh placed Spirit FC were 2-0 winners when the faced eleventh placed Fraser Park.
Grade 14
Sydney University are holding the top spot on the table on goal difference after they were 7-2 winners over fourth placed Granville Rage while Central Coast Mariners are second despite suffering a 4-2 loss to third placed Macarthur Rams.
Fourth placed Western NSW Mariners came up with a 3-1 result when they met eighth placed Dulwich Hill and Mounties Wanderers are in sixth position after they accounted for twelfth placed Northern Tigers with a 3-0 scoreline.
Bankstown Berries are in seventh spot following their 2-1 victory over ninth placed Bankstown City Lions while Fraser Park are tenth after they defeated eleventh placed Spirit FC 1-0.
Grade 15
Central Coast Mariners maintained their unbeaten status and they are leading the way on the table after they registered a 2-1 result over sixth placed Macarthur Rams. The Mariners were 1-0 down at half-time but they rallied in the second stanza to grab the win thanks to goals from Matt Bennet in the 40th minute and Brandon LeMay in the 64th. Western NSW Mariners are second following their 3-1 win over eleventh placed Dulwich Hill.
Third placed Sydney University battled out a thrill-a-minute 5-5 draw with eighth placed Granville Rage and Mounties Wanderers are placed fourth after they went down 1-0 to seventh placed Northern Tigers.
Spirit FC are sitting in fifth position following their 1-0 loss to ninth placed Fraser Park while Bankstown Berries are placed tenth after they were 4-1 winners over twelfth placed Bankstown City Lions.
Grade 16
Unbeaten Central Coast Mariners are the competition leaders by a handy margin after they produced a 1-0 victory over seventh placed Macarthur Rams and Northern Tigers also remained undefeated after they battled out a 2-2 draw with eighth placed Mounties Wanderers.
Suffering their first defeat for the season Sydney University are in third place on goal difference following their 1-0 loss to fourth placed Granville Rage while Fraser Park are fifth thanks to their 1-0 victory over sixth placed Spirit FC.
Ninth placed Dulwich Hill fought it out for a 1-1 draw with tenth placed Western NSW Mariners and the match between eleventh placed Bankstown City Lions and twelfth placed Bankstown Berries also ended at 1-1.
Grade 18
Western NSW Mariners have the competition lead at this stage after they were 3-1 winners over twelfth placed Dulwich Hill and Northern Tigers are in second spot following their 2-0 loss to tenth placed Mounties Wanderers.
Central Coast Mariners are in third position despite their 1-0 loss to fourth placed Macarthur Rams while NSWIS are fifth with a perfect record thanks to their 4-1 success over Mounties Wanderers.
Sixth placed Spirit FC battled out a 2-2 draw with eighth placed Fraser Park and Sydney University are seventh after they posted a 2-1 result when they faced eleventh placed Granville Rage.
Bankstown Berries are placed ninth after they accounted for thirteenth placed Bankstown City Lions with a 4-1 scoreline.
-By Barry Davis