This week the Club marks, not only the occasion of its first Division Five Grand Final, but also a significant milestone for a popular club personality, Evan Danilo.

Two unassuming, but nonetheless popular players, will achieve their 100 game milestones playing for the Division Three side in this weekend’s 2nd Semi Final against Wollondilly Knights at Henson Park on Sunday, 28 August 2016.

These bidders are winners following Round 17 of the 2016 season in the PHAFC Player Auction;

All teams play at home with the exception of the Women’s team whose season finished last weekend. As our ladies ran 7th, they have not qualified to play finals.

“We’re under no pressure. We’ll smash’em from the first bounce.” Rohan Graham, East Coast Eagles Coach, 2006

'No-one remembers Reserves flags ... it’s all about the Firsts!' – Club Patron, Gus McKernan (as related by Greg Hume)

On Saturday, 30 July 2016 we celebrate Sebastian “Seb” Parker’s 200th open-age club game with the Pennant Hills Demons. 2016 is Seb’s 17th season playing with the Senior Club. Although he technically played his 200th in his last game a fortnight ago against UTS Bats, the occasion of the Club’s annual “Back to the Ern Day”, is a fitting time and venue to acknowledge this significant achievement.

This weekend, Round 15, the Club returns to its traditional home, Ern Holmes Oval (aka Pennant Hills No 2) in the annual Back to the Ern and Past Players Day which will feature four blockbuster matches and the chance for past players to catch up and watch some great local football while enjoying some social conviviality. The Committee of the Pennant Hills AFC is pleased to Welcome all past players, friends and relatives and trust that you enjoy the day, the football and the good company.

This weekend we celebrate Luke ‘Booker’ Turner’s 100th open-age club game with the Pennant Hills Demons. 2016 is Luke’s 11th season playing with the Senior Club. He will play his 100th game on 16 July 2016 in the Round 14 Division One match against UTS Bats at Waverley Oval. A Premier Division player in 2009, Luke has, however, played most of his footy with the Division One side where he has been a consistent performer in what he describes as a “fairly disjointed footy career.” For Luke, footy is not his only sporting passion but has had to compete over the years with his love for Ultimate Frisbee, which has taken him all around the world. He is a popular player and personality, something of a free spirit, and is universally known around the Club as ‘Booker Turner’, ‘Booker T’ or simply ‘Booker’

This month in the Dig we have some look a likes, a player profile with Women's team captain Ellie Jones and some Penno election coverage. As well as some of our normal segments such as gossip column, social radar and best of the fines. Check it !