Saturday May 18th sees the Rams play four games in all.

The Ramettes, Reserve Grade and Senior Grade all play at Greygums International Sporting Stadium, while Third Grade takes the field at Rosedale Park.

The Under 18s have the bye.

For Ressies, it will be a replay of last year's Div 4 Grand Final vs Gosford.

Selections now available for all grades. Please check tonight for changes.

Two debuts, one humungous milestone and two other milestones from the games played 4th/5th May.

Read on for details!

Penrith played only two matches this weekend.

Reserve Grade played its scheduled Round 6 match against Nor-West Jets, while the Under 18s played its rescheduled Round 3 match against Manly-Warringah.

Both games were played on opposition territory, with neither side being able to walk away with a win.

Under 18s Report received

The Penrith Rams will be holding their major event for 2013, the Rams Trivia Night, on May 25th.

It is important that everyone makes the effort to get along to this function.

Please read on for details......

The Rams 2013 social calendar is available on the following page.

The next social event is the Trivia Night on May 25th, which is the club's major event during the season proper.

Read on for details of other upcoming events.

Games so far in the home ground split round (Saturday's games) saw Senior Grade return to the winners' list with a 2 goal win over the previously unbeaten UTS.

Third Grade went oh so close to recording their first win with a gut-wrenching 1 point loss to the also unbeaten Randwick City Saints.

The Ramettes played their hearts out against the competition flag favourites Macquarie Uni and scored the first points against that side in season 2013.

Sunday's games saw two wins for the Rams. The Under 18s won their first game (onfield at least) for the season, while Reserve Grade recorded a comprehensive win over Campbelltown.

Congratulations to Luke Donoghue, who will play his 200th game for Penrith this weekend.

Sportingpulse, the official Sydney AFL results site, cannot currently link the Sydney Womens' Competition to the Fixtures & Results menu on this website. Currently, that menu only contains details of the four mens' competitions.

Season's draw, results, player statistics etc for the Ramettes therefore have to be viewed via a separate link.

Click on the following link for all Sydney Womens' AFL information (the Ramettes are in the Division Two competition):
http://www.sportingpulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-4729-0-252925-0&a=COMPS

Please add it to your favourites!

Registration Fees for 2013 are now due. Players are reminded that Penrith will be enforcing a "No Pay - No Play" policy. The preferred method of payment is by direct deposit into the clubs bank. Help out the club by attending to your fees as quickly as possible. More details on next page.

Yes, unless notified otherwise on the Rams Website and/or Facebook pages, training is always on at Greygums Oval, Greygums Rd, Cranebrook. Be there by 6:15 PM for a 6:30 sharp start. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Ramettes on Wednesday, same time , same place.

Penrith Rams AFL are delighted to announce O'Donoghue's at Emu Plains as a new Sponsor for the club in 2013. Owned and operated by long-time sponsor, The Red Cow Inn, it is a reflection of the Rams growth in recent years with the move to a bigger home base. Click on "more" for further information.

Penrith Rams are pleased to announce that local Penrith firm, Physiotherapy West, have been appointed as the club physiotherapists for the 2013 season.Thilina will be mainly attending the teams, with assistance from Con and the team. Details on next page.

Penrith Rams are delighted to announce their partnership with leading Western Sydney law firm, CoxWest Lawyers. CoxWest partner, Adam West, is a well respected player and board member with the Rams and is always ready and willing to look after all members and supporters legal issues including family law, commercial law, criminal law, conveyancing, wills etc. Click on more for story.

Penrith AFC recognises the growing reliance on information technology and the internet for communication within the Australian football community.

Electronic communication such as email, instant messaging, text message, phone messages, digital images, social (including Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, MySpace and blogs) are now all vital parts of the communications mix for community football

Penrith Rams have two official Facebook pages for the mens and ladies sides. Great to access information, especially late notices. The club encourages interaction on these pages but all comments should be positive in line with club and AFL policy. Innapropriate language or comments will be deleted by the administrator. Please consider "joining" the groups for all the latest updates, results from around the grounds and some fun banter.

 A link is on the right hand side of this page.

Are you a former Player, Official or supporter of the Penrith Football Club? Here’s your chance to enjoy the company of your teammates and friends of past years. You can also participate in the bright future of the Football Club that you helped to establish and grow.

 For some time a past players etc. group has been spoken of.   You will not be expected to take up any position within the Football Club. All that will be required of you is to enjoy the company of old friends and enjoy football in Penrith.

Details on next page.