Pennant Hills Demons Yearbooks

Yearbook 2025

To view the full 2025 Season Yearbook, click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2025.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Nicholas Eynaud — Won the Men’s Premier Division Best & Fairest and was named Men’s Footballer of the Year, winning the Chris Yard Trophy.
  • Sheridan Baker — Won the Women’s Premier Division Best & Fairest and was named Women’s Footballer of the Year, winning the Allen Abbott Trophy.

Representative Team Selections

  • AFL Sydney Men’s Representative Team: Mitchell Blow, Michael Carroll, Nick Hey and Nick Eynaud.
  • AFL Sydney Women’s Representative Team: Sheridan Baker.
  • Additional AFL Sydney selections: Amelia Bennett and Sheridan Baker were selected in the AFL Sydney team for matches involving AFL Canberra and the Swans and Giants U19 teams.

VFL Selection

  • Mitchell Blow — Selected in the GWS VFL Team.

AFL Sydney Team of the Year

  • Michael Carroll — Named at Full Back in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Nick Hey — Named at Centre Half Forward in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Nick Eynaud — Named on the Wing in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Sheridan Baker — Named on the Interchange in the Women’s Team of the Year.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Nominations

The following players received AFL Sydney Rising Star nominations:

  • Oscar Irwin
  • Luke Jordaan
  • Liam Everatt
  • Scarlett Sheridan
  • Bela Nash

Leading Goalkicker Awards

  • Nick Hey — Joint winner of the Men’s Premier Division Leading Goalkicker Award.
  • Lachlan Boyd — Winner of the Men’s Division 3 Leading Goalkicker Award.
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Yearbook 2024

To view the full 2024 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2024.

Team Achievements and Finals

  • Pre-season invitational — Finished in third place.
  • Finals participation — Five of the club’s seven men’s teams qualified for finals.
  • Men’s Division 3 — Reached the Grand Final under coach Sebastian Parker.

Representative Team Selections

  • Elly Rudd and Amelia Bennett — Played in the AFL Sydney Women’s Representative Team against Canberra.
  • Michael Carroll, Josh Boag and Mitchell Blow — Selected in the AFL Sydney Canberra Representative Squad, which travelled to Tasmania and defeated the Tasmanian state squad.

Coaching Awards and Representative Roles

  • Ben Roberts — Won the AFL Sydney Coach of the Year award for the second consecutive year.
  • Ben Roberts — The club’s Premier Division coach also coached the AFL Sydney Representative Squad and assisted Ryan O’Keefe in coaching the AFL Sydney Canberra Squad.

Premier Division Team of the Year

  • Kaitlyn Quinlan — Selected at Back Pocket in the Women’s Team of the Year.
  • Michael Carroll — Selected at Full Back in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Mitchell Blow — Selected in the Ruck in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Stephen Wray — Selected at Half Back Flank in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Harrison Pitt — Selected at Forward Pocket in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Ben Roberts — Selected as Coach of the Men’s Team of the Year.

Trophy Wins

  • Warren “Pops” Quintrell Trophy — Retained the trophy in the annual clash against the East Coast Eagles.
  • ANZAC Cup — Won the traditional ANZAC Day clash against the Inner West Magpies at Picken, playing in a new ANZAC jersey.

Player Milestones and Life Membership

  • Anthony Brawn — Reached his 400th senior game for the club and received AFL Sydney Life Membership.

Club Facilities

  • Greenway Park Changerooms — Work began on completing the changerooms beneath the Greenway Park Clubhouse.
Pennant Hills AFL Club Year Book 2024

Yearbook 2023

To view the full 2023 Season Yearbook, click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2023. 

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Awards

  • Harry Maguire — Won the Phelan Medal for Premier Division Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.
  • Patrick Witt — Won the Snow Medal for Premier Reserve Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.
  • Dylan Bonham — Won the Kealy Medal for Under 19 Division 1 Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.
  • Kyan Upsall — Runner-up in the Under 19 Division 1 Best & Fairest.
  • Mark Mifsud — Runner-up in the Under 19 Division 2 Best & Fairest.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Award

  • Cameron Mitchell — Won the 2023 AFL Sydney Rising Star Award.

Premier Division Team of the Year

  • Kaitlyn Quinlan — Selected at Full Back in the Women’s Team of the Year.
  • Harry Maguire — Selected in the Forward Pocket in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Michael Carroll — Selected at Back Pocket in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Mitchell Blow — Selected on the Interchange in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Ben Roberts — Selected as Coach of the AFL Sydney Premier Division Men’s Team of the Year.

Player and Coach Development

  • Women’s preseason camp — Held the inaugural preseason camp for women’s players.
  • Preseason camp support — Provided financial and accommodation support for the club’s preseason camps.
  • Player pathways — Strengthened development pathways through the grades.
  • Player conditioning and rehabilitation — Introduced new and enhanced strength and conditioning and player rehabilitation programs.
  • Coaching development — Provided a coaching development program that included coaches from junior feeder clubs.
  • Development tools and game filming — Enhanced the club’s development tool, Athlete Tracker, alongside the filming of games.

Facilities and Technology Upgrades

  • Storage and security — Completed the storage facility, including a secure section, and secured the under-balcony area.
  • LED scoreboard — Purchased a new, high-resolution LED scoreboard.
  • Clubroom technology — Upgraded the clubroom IT systems.

Sponsorship, Governance and Club Operations

  • Sponsorship revenue — Achieved a new club record for sponsorship revenue.
  • Club governance — Updated the constitution and committee structure to keep pace with the club’s growth.
  • Canteen operations — Brought the canteen back under in-house management.
  • Club merchandise — Introduced a new merchandise range.

ANZAC Round

  • Bespoke ANZAC uniform — Introduced the club’s first bespoke ANZAC round jumper and shorts, sponsored by Hornsby RSL Club, for the traditional clash against the Inner West Magpies.

Yearbook 2022

To view the full 2022 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2022. 

Premiership Success

  • Women’s Division 2 — Won the premiership, securing Pennant Hills’ first women’s premiership.

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Awards

  • Stephen Wray — Joint winner of the Phelan Medal in the AFL Sydney Men’s Premier Division.

AFL Sydney Team of the Year

  • Eleanor Rugg — Selected at Full Back in the Women’s Team of the Year.
  • Theo Moraitis — Selected in the Forward Pocket in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Michael Carroll — Selected at Back Pocket in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Stephen Wray — Selected at Half Back Flank in the Men’s Team of the Year.

Club Best & Fairest Awards

  • Mitchell Blow — Won the Men’s Premier Division Best & Fairest.
  • Tayla Duguid — Won the Women’s Premier Division Best & Fairest.

Player Pathways and Signings

  • Ella Morris — Signed with the Casey Demons for the 2023 season.

Player Milestones

  • Kieran Wright — Played his 300th senior game.
  • Matthew Carey — Played his 250th senior game.
  • Sebastian Parker — Played his 250th senior game.

Coaching Development

  • Mark McVeigh — Assisted the club’s coaches with their development.

Yearbook 2021

To view the full 2021 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2021.

Season Disruption and Competition Awards

  • COVID-19 disruption — The season concluded early after Round 10 due to COVID-19.
  • AFL Sydney awards — No major awards were presented for the AFL Sydney competitions.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Tim Scoular — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Luke Skrivanic — Won the Men’s Premier Division Best & Fairest.
  • Tayla Duguid — Won the Women’s Premier Division Best & Fairest.

Player and Coaching Milestones

  • Chris Yard — Retired after 320 games as a player and 246 games in coaching roles.

Club Facilities

  • Greenways Park Clubhouse — The clubhouse facility opened for Round 1.

Yearbook 2020

To view the full 2020 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2020.

Season Disruption

  • COVID-19 disruption — The season started late due to COVID-19 and was limited to nine rounds.

AFL Sydney Competition Awards

  • Tim Scoular — Won the Snow Medal for best player in the Reserves competition.
  • Kieran Wright — Won the Apted Medal for best player in the Men’s Division 2 competition.

Club Best & Fairest and Player Awards

  • Eleanor Rugg — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Charles Allison — Won the Men’s Premier Division Best & Fairest.
  • Braedan Campbell — Won the Best Local First-Year Player award.
  • Madison Hare and Eleanor Rugg — Joint winners of the Women’s Premier Division Best & Fairest.

Player Milestones

  • Damian Dell’Aquila — Played his 250th senior game.
  • Nathan Breen — Played his 200th senior game.

Club Facilities

  • Greenway Park Clubhouse — Construction of the clubhouse facility was underway.

Yearbook 2019

To view the full 2019 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2019. 

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Award

  • Ranga Ediriwickrama — Won the Phelan Medal for Premier Division Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Award and Nominations

  • Harry Maguire — Won the AFL Sydney Rising Star Award.
  • Braedan Campbell, Marc Sheather, Harry Maguire and Mitchell Blow — Received AFL Sydney Rising Star nominations.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Ranga Ediriwickrama — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Theo Moraitis — Won the Men’s Premier Division Best & Fairest.
  • Mikaela Mahony — Won the Women’s Division 1 Best & Fairest.

AFL Sydney Team of the Year

  • Stephen Wray — Named in the AFL Sydney Team of the Year.
  • Ranga Ediriwickrama — Named in the AFL Sydney Team of the Year.
  • Jackson Preedy — Named in the AFL Sydney Team of the Year.
  • Theo Moraitis — Named in the AFL Sydney Team of the Year.

Volunteer Recognition

  • Allen Abbott — Named AFL Sydney Volunteer of the Year.

Player Milestones

  • Kieran Wright — Played his 250th senior game.
  • Sam Widmer — Played his 200th senior game.

Yearbook 2018

To view the full 2018 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2018.

Premierships and Finals

  • Men’s Premier Division Reserves — Won the Grand Final.
  • Men’s Division 1 — Won the Grand Final.
  • Finals participation — Six of Pennant Hills’ men’s teams qualified for the finals series.

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Awards

  • Patrick Witt — Won the Snow Medal for Premier Reserve Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.
  • Alex Huggins — Won the Granland Medal for Men’s Division 3 Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Patrick Witt — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Ranga Ediriwickrama — Won the Men’s Premier Division Best & Fairest.
  • Hayley Lowe — Won the Women’s Division 1 Best & Fairest.

Hall of Fame Recognition

  • Chris Yard — Inducted into the AFL Sydney Hall of Fame.

Player and Coaching Milestones

  • Chris Yard — Coached his 200th game.
  • Jason Clarke — Played his 350th senior game.
  • Anthony Brawn — Played his 350th senior game.
  • Ben Miles — Played his 200th senior game.

Yearbook 2017

To view the full 2017 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2017. 

Premiership Success

  • Men’s Premier Division — Won the Grand Final with 20 of the team’s 22 players being local players.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Aaron Crisfield — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Aaron Crisfield — Won the Men’s Premier Division Best & Fairest.
  • Mikaela Mahony — Won the Women’s Division 1 Best & Fairest.

Representative Team Selections

  • Matthew Carey, Stephen Wray and Theo Moraitis — Selected in the AFL Sydney Representative Team.

AFL Sydney Team of the Year

  • Matthew Carey, Theo Moraitis, Aaron Crisfield and Daniel Preen — Named in the AFL Sydney Team of the Year.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Nominations

  • Kieren Briggs, James Carroll and Luke Skrivanic — Received AFL Sydney Rising Star nominations.

Player Milestones

  • Damian Dell’Aquila — Played his 200th senior game.
  • Matthew Carey — Played his 200th senior game.
  • Peter Carey — Played his 200th senior game.
  • James Fulton — Played his 200th senior game.
  • Greg Hume — Played his 200th senior game.

Yearbook 2016

To view the full 2016 Season Year Book click here: PHAFC YearBook 2016. 

Premierships and Finals

  • Men’s Division 5 — Won the Grand Final.
  • Men’s Division 3 — Finished as Grand Final runners-up.
  • Finals participation — Four of Pennant Hills’ five teams played in the finals series.

Women’s Football

  • Women’s Division 1 — Introduced Pennant Hills’ first Women’s Division 1 team.

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Award

  • Nathan Breen — Won the McFarlane Medal for Men’s Division 3 Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Nathan Breen — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Matthew Thomas — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.
  • Mikaela Mahony — Won the Women’s Division 1 Best & Fairest.

Representative Team Selections

  • Nathan Cooper, Stephen Wray and Daniel Preen — Selected in the AFL Sydney Men’s Representative Team.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Nominations

  • Josh Boag, Jack Patten and Zac Smith — Received AFL Sydney Rising Star nominations.

AFL Sydney Team of the Year

  • Lloyd Shepherd — Named at Centre Half Back in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Theo Moraitis — Named at Full Forward in the Men’s Team of the Year.
  • Damian Dell’Aquila — Named on the Interchange in the Men’s Team of the Year.

Player Milestones

  • Sebastian Parker — Played his 200th senior game.
  • Kieran Wright — Played his 200th senior game.

Yearbook 2015

To view the full 2015 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Year Book 2015.

Premiership Success

  • Men’s Seniors — Won the Grand Final.

AFL Sydney Competition Awards

  • Damian Dell’Aquila — Awarded the Rod Podbury Medal for best player in the Grand Final.
  • Lukas de Vries — Won the Kealy Medal for best player in the AFL Sydney Under 19 competition.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Damian Dell’Aquila — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Tom Angel — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

Representative Team Selections

  • Matthew Carey and James Dunn — Selected in the AFL Sydney Representative Team.

AFL Sydney Team of the Year

  • Tom Angel, Matthew Carey and Kieran Wright — Named in the AFL Sydney Team of the Year.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Nominations

  • Nathan Cooper, Bradley Keough, Campbell Luscombe and Connor Owen-Auburn — Received AFL Sydney Rising Star nominations.

Player Milestones

  • Anthony Brawn — Played his 300th senior game.
  • Jason Clarke — Played his 300th senior game.
  • Luke Bilbe — Played his 200th senior game.
  • Brant Jack — Played his 200th senior game.

Yearbook 2014

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Award

  • Alex Goodall — Won the Phelan Medal for Premier Division Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Alex Goodall — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Alex Goodall — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

Yearbook 2013

Premiership Success

  • Men’s Division 4 — Won the Grand Final.
  • Under 18 — Won the Grand Final.

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Award

  • Alex Huggins — Won the Armstrong Medal for Men’s Division 1 Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Nomination

  • Thomas Edmonds — Received an AFL Sydney Rising Star nomination.

Player Milestones

  • Barnaby Howarth — Played his 100th senior game.

Yearbook 2012

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Matthew Carey — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Alex Goodall — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

Player Milestones

  • Jason Clarke — Played his 250th senior game.

Yearbook 2011

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Award

  • Kieran Wright — Won the Phelan Medal for Premier Division Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Kieran Wright — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Kieran Wright — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

Club Milestones and Recognition

  • 40th anniversary — Celebrated the club’s 40th anniversary with a function at Pennant Hills Gold Club.
  • AFL Quality Club certification — Pennant Hills AFC received AFL Quality Club – Bronze Certification.
  • Mike Kenny Oval — Held the official opening game in Round 5 against North Shore.

Yearbook 2010

To view the full 2010 Season Yearbook click here: 2010 PHFC Year Book. 

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Kieran Wright — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Kieran Wright — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

AFL Sydney Team of the Year

  • Kieran Wright — Named in the AFL Sydney Team of the Year.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Nominations

  • Jackson Potter, Nick Bills and Jonathan Gourlay — Received AFL Sydney Rising Star nominations.

Development Team Selections

  • Damian Dell’Aquila, Jackson Potter and Jarred Mobbs — Selected in the AFL Sydney Development Team.

Club Milestones and Celebrations

  • 2000 premiership celebration — Held a 10-year celebration dinner marking the senior team’s first premiership win in 2000.
  • Final game at The Ern — Pennant Hills played its final game at The Ern.

Yearbook 2009

To view the full 2009 Season Yearbook click here: 2009 PHFC Year Book.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Lloyd Shepherd — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Alastair Richardson — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Recognition

  • Alastair Richardson — Finished as runner-up in the Phelan Medal for the second time.

Representative Team Selections

  • Alastair Richardson, Kieran Wright, Matthew Carey, Damian Dell’Aquila and Lloyd Shepherd — Selected in the AFL Sydney Representative Team.

AFL Sydney Team of the Year

  • Kieran Wright, Alastair Richardson and Luke Bilbe — Named in the AFL Sydney Team of the Year.
  • Michael Cousens — Named as Coach of the AFL Sydney Team of the Year.

Player Milestones

  • Jason Clarke — Played his 200th senior game.

Yearbook 2008

To view the full 2008 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Year Book 2008.

Premierships and Finals

  • Men’s Seniors — Won the Grand Final.
  • Finals participation — Four of Pennant Hills’ five teams played in the finals series.

AFL Sydney Competition Awards

  • Matthew Carey — Won the Phelan Medal for Premier Division Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.
  • Scott Reed — Awarded the Rod Podbury Medal for best player in the Grand Final.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Matthew Carey — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Alex Goodall and Matthew Carey — Joint winners of the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

Representative Team Selections

  • Alastair Richardson, Kieran Wright, Matthew Carey and Alex Goodall — Selected in the AFL Sydney Representative Team.

AFL Sydney Team of the Year

  • Alastair Richardson, Matthew Carey and Alex Goodall — Named in the AFL Sydney Team of the Year.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Nominations

  • Jake Trestrail and Blake McGrath — Received AFL Sydney Rising Star nominations.

Yearbook 2007

To view the full 2007 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Year Book 2007.

Premierships and Finals

  • Men’s Third Grade — Won the Grand Final.
  • Men’s Reserves — Played in the Grand Final.

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Awards

  • Charlie Richardson — Won the Phelan Medal for Premier Division Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.
  • Alastair Richardson — Finished as runner-up in the Phelan Medal.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Award

  • Aaron Crisfield — Won the AFL Sydney Rising Star Award.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Alastair Richardson — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Justin Barratt — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

Goalkicking Award

  • Laine Spencer — Won the Seniors Goalkicking award.

Club Recognition

  • Pennant Hills — Won the AFL Sydney Club of the Year award.

Yearbook 2006

To view the full 2006 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Year Book 2006.

Premiership Success

  • Men’s Seniors — Won the Grand Final, defeating East Coast.

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Award

  • Hayden Benger — Won the Sanders Medal for Reserves Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Justin Barratt — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Sean Jones — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Nominations

  • Alex Fraunfelter, Charlie Richardson, Nick Campbell and Alex Goodall — Received AFL Sydney Rising Star nominations.

Yearbook 2005

To view the full 2005 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Year Book 2005. 

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Kieran Jack — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Justin Barratt — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

Representative Team Selections

  • Luke Holcombe, Barnaby Howarth, Justin Barratt and Alastair Richardson — Selected in the AFL Sydney Representative Team.

State and National Player Pathways

  • Kieran Jack, Damian Dell’Aquila and Ben Mankarious — Represented the NSW Rams and competed at the Under 18 National Championships.
  • Sydney Swans Reserves — Several Pennant Hills players appeared regularly for the Swans Reserves team.

Preseason Tournament Success

  • Dubbo preseason carnival — Pennant Hills won the tournament, defeating the Wagga Tigers in the Grand Final.

Club Recognition

  • AFL Sydney Premier Club of the Year — Pennant Hills received the award for the second consecutive year.

Goalkicking Award

  • Laine Spencer — Won the Seniors Goalkicking award with 50 goals.

Finals Participation

  • Finals series — Three of Pennant Hills’ four teams qualified for the finals.

Player Milestones

  • Paul Gooley — Played his 200th senior game.

Yearbook 2004

To view the full 2004 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Year Book 2004. 

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Ryan Talbot — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Anthony Brawn — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

Representative Team Selections

  • Ryan Talbot, Barnaby Howarth, Anthony Brawn, Alex Huggins and Peter Carey — Selected in the AFL Sydney Representative Team, which played against Riverina in Wagga.
  • Ryan Talbot and Barnaby Howarth — Selected in the NSW Country AFL Carnival team, which played in Perth.

State and National Player Pathways

  • Andrew Hodgson, Ryan Talbot and Justin Barratt — Played with the NSW Rams and participated in the Under 18 National Carnival.
  • Swans Reserves — Several Pennant Hills players played regular games with the Swans Reserves team.

Preseason Carnival

  • Dubbo preseason carnival — Pennant Hills finished as runners-up, losing to Bathurst by three points in the Grand Final.

Club Recognition

  • Pennant Hills — Awarded AFL Sydney Premier Club of the Year.

Goalkicking Achievements

  • Matthew Carey — Kicked 133 goals in the Under 18 competition.
  • Laine Spencer — Won the Seniors Goalkicking award with 64 goals.

Finals Participation

  • Finals series — All four Pennant Hills teams played in the finals series, with three reaching their Grand Finals.

Player Milestones

  • Chris Yard — Played his 250th senior game.
  • Anthony Brawn — Played his 200th senior game.

Yearbook 2003

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Award

  • Frank Piccolo — Won the Armstrong Medal for Men’s Division 1 Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Nicholas Potter — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Tim Nunan — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

AFL Sydney Rising Star Award

  • Nicholas Potter — Won the AFL Sydney Rising Star Award.

Yearbook 2002

To view the full 2002 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2002. 

AFL Sydney Competition Award

  • Dean Conners — Won the Kealy Medal for best player in the AFL Sydney Under 19 competition.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Peter Carey — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Tim Nunan — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

Representative Team Selections

  • Peter Carey — Named in the AFL Sydney Representative Team.

Player Milestones

  • Chris Yard — Played his 200th senior game.

Club Visits and Special Matches

  • Melbourne FC visit — Melbourne Football Club players visited a training session at The Ern.
  • Sydney Swans Reserves match — Pennant Hills Demons played the Sydney Swans Reserves before the Melbourne v Sydney AFL match at the SCG.

Yearbook 2001

To view the full 2001 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2001. 

Premiership Success

  • Men’s Thirds — Won the Grand Final in Sydney Football Association Division 2.

AFL Sydney Best & Fairest Awards

  • John Rakic — Won the Armstrong Medal for Men’s SFA Division 2 Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.
  • Barnaby Howarth — Finished as runner-up in the Phelan Medal.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Barnaby Howarth — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Barnaby Howarth — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

Player and Coaching Development

  • Peter Carey and Alastair Richardson — Visited Melbourne in May and attended training sessions.
  • Barnaby Howarth and Ryan Talbot — Visited Melbourne in July and attended training sessions.
  • Danny Ryan, Gary Brown and Craig Burnett — Spent four days in Melbourne with Melbourne Football Club coaches and players, participating in training sessions.

Special Matches and Club Visits

  • Sydney Swans Reserves match — Pennant Hills Demons defeated the Sydney Swans Reserves before the Melbourne v Sydney AFL match at the SCG in August.
  • Melbourne Football Club visit — CEO John Anderson and Football Manager Danny Corcoran visited the Pennant Hills rooms after the game and took part in the post-match awards presentation.

Yearbook 2000

To view the full 2000 Season Yearbook click here: PHAFC Yearbook 2000.

Premiership Success

  • Men’s Seniors — Won Pennant Hills’ first senior team Grand Final, defeating North Shore.

AFL Sydney Competition Awards

  • Frank Piccolo — Won the Armstrong Medal for Men’s Division 1 Best & Fairest in the AFL Sydney competition.
  • Barnaby Howarth — Awarded the Rod Podbury Medal for best player in the Grand Final.

Club Best & Fairest and Footballer of the Year Awards

  • Barnaby Howarth — Won the Footballer of the Year award.
  • Barnaby Howarth — Won the Men’s Seniors Best & Fairest.

Representative Team Selections

  • Barnaby Howarth, Tim Nunan, Greg Byrne, Anthony Brawn and Kristen Williams — Named in the AFL Sydney Representative Team.

State and National Player Pathways

  • Martin Brewster, Anthony Hillier, Dale Ellis and Jarrod Myers — Played with the NSW Rams and participated in the Under 18 National Carnival.
  • Ryan Talbot and Cameron Beasland — Played with the AFL Sydney Under 18 Representative Team.

Special Matches and Club Visits

  • Sydney Swans Reserves match — Pennant Hills Demons defeated the Sydney Swans Reserves before the Melbourne v Sydney AFL match at the SCG in August.
  • Melbourne Football Club visit — CEO John Anderson and Football Manager Danny Corcoran visited the Pennant Hills rooms after the game and took part in the post-match awards presentation.

Yearbooks 1995 - 1999

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