Well, for those of you who haven't had a look yet, the scores for Round 7 of the London Premiership make for amazing reading.  To start with West London obviously paid attention to history.  The Swans gave them a massive challenge just a few weeks ago, pushing them to within a few goals of losing - no such fears this time around though, as they didn't allow the Swans to score a single goal.  Or behind.  25.12 (162) to 0.0 (0) is the worst result for the Swans in recent memory, and they will have to work hard to turn their season around now.

The news doesn't stop there however, as in an incredible turn of events North London Lions beat the recent form team Putney 8.6 (54) to 6.16 (52).  Having come off the back of some incredible performances the Magpies will be wondering where their goalkicking boots went, and are now tied for second place with North London and Wandsworth who rounded off the results with a 7.7 (49) 13.13 (91) victory over Wimbledon.  Unless a miracle happens, it looks like the final four are now set in stone.

The National Training Camp for the Junior Great Britain Bulldogs was held on Saturday 14th June at Clapham Common.  Boys from all over the UK travelled to London to compete for the 22 places on offer for the Bulldog’s trip to Australia in late August. 

Each player was put through a series of physical tests including the dreaded beep test, 20m sprint, 6 x 20m repeat sprints and push-ups. Competition to outdo each other was fierce, with the winners of each category being:

• Beep test                                 Reece Jackson (Level 12.4)
• 20m sprint                               Martyn Smith (3.15 seconds)
• 6 x 20m repeat sprints              Martyn Smith (23.69 seconds)
• Push-ups                                 Stuart Smith (65)

The boys were also put through an intense skill session, with particular focus on their ability in the areas of kicking, handballing, marking and bouncing.

AFL Britain are proud to announce it's new logo is now officially launched and adopted.  After working hard to agree it with the AFL, the new logo will help establish us as an integral part of the wider international AFL community and follows the new style guidance being introduced to govern AFL branding across the globe.

Putney Magpies continued their fine form with wins in both the Premiership and the Conference over the London Swans on Saturday.  Despite a good effort on the Swans part the Conference side went down 2.8 (20) to a Putney score of 21.18 (144).

The Swans Premiership side fared little better against a Magpies team buoyed by their recent victory over the Wildcats, and although the scoreline of 18.19 (127) against 3.3 (21) didn't accurately reflect a solid Swans performance, especially in the second half, Putney were far and away the better side and worthy winners on the day.  Only time will tell however as to whether they will be able to maintain this form throughout the rest of the regular seasona and into the finals.

This Magpies win keeps them up with the Wildcats, who enjoyed a 21 point victory over arch rivals Wandsworth, kicking 11.11 (77) against the Dees 8.8 (56) to give the Wildcats bragging rights in this fierce rivalry.

More results to follow.