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NUNN AND KENNERLEY SHARE LOAD BY JOSH TEAKLE, NORWOOD FOOTBALL CLUB
Matthew Nunn and Jacob Kennerley lead Norwood onto Coopers Stadium on Anzac Day. Kennerley and Nunn will lead the Redlegs as co-captains for the remainder of 2023. Photo: John Emery
Jacob Kennerley has been elevated to the position of Norwood co-captain and will lead the SANFL team alongside 2022 premiership skipper Matthew Nunn. Nunn and Kennerley will lead the side as co-captains for the remainder of the 2023 season, a move that has been endorsed by Nunn, the leadership group, coaching group and senior management. Nunn has captained the side since the start of the 2021 season but expressed his interest in sharing the leadership role with Kennerley due to personal reasons external to the football club. Nunn said his ongoing battles with his mental wellbeing had elevated in recent months and believed it was important to reach out to the coaching and leadership group to gain further assistance in the captaincy role. “I have been battling some ongoing mental wellness for the past six-12
months which has started to impact on my captaincy,” he said. “It is important for people to know what’s happening with this decision. I want people to feel like they can speak up when they are having their own struggles with mental health. “I am very keen to be able to lean on Jacob, share some of the load and decisions with him, it will be incredibly beneficial for me, the playing group and the club. It’s a tough decision – I am into my third year as captain and I know what it takes to be a good captain, and when it’s time to put your hand up for help.” Kennerley was integral to Norwood’s leadership during the 2022 premiership season, stepping up into the captain role when Nunn was sidelined through injury. “Jacob is a great young leader – he does the right things and leads by example, we get along so well,” Nunn said. “He stepped up last year
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when we really needed him, he has such a level head and I am really proud of how he goes about it. This is a really positive move for the club.” Kennerley, 22, said he was excited to step into the role. “It’s an honour,” he said. “Ever since coming back to the club in 2021 this is something I have aspired to do and I am more than up for it. I am very appreciative of the board, CEO James Fantasia, Twig (coach Jade Rawlings) and Nunny for backing me in to take up the role. I got the chance to captain the side last year for several rounds while Nunny was injured and I loved it. I feel like I led strongly and I played better footy in the role – I have confidence coming into the role now.” Norwood’s 2023 leadership group includes Nunn and Kennerley as co-captains, Matthew Panos, Harry Boyd, Declan Hamilton, Nik Rokahr and Jack Heard.
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MATCH PREVIEWS BY PETER CORNWALL
CENTRAL V WEST There’s a fine line between pleasure and pain and don’t the Bulldogs and Bloods know all about that. The Doggies may not have snared the premiership points at Unley last week but they certainly didn’t lose any fans as they made top side Sturt struggle and scrape to a three-point win after trailing for the first three quarters. The week after Nick Lange’s last-minute goal delivered an unforgettable fourpoint win against the high-flying Crows, the siren at Unley was a huge letdown. But things are definitely looking up for Paul Thomas’s men, beaten by 98 points by the Blues in last year’s corresponding fixture. Jez McLennan led the way from the back with his desperate attack on the ball and he is averaging 21 possessions a game after returning from Gold Coast. There’s plenty of grunt in the midfield, too, where skipper Jarrod Schiller is always an inspiration and Harry Grant has been averaging 22 touches and seven clearances. After the pleasure West deservedly felt with its 22-point win against 4
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Eyes on the ball as Central’s Leyton Chisholm leads Sturt’s Patrick Wilson in the race for the footy in the hard-fought clash Wilson turned on its head at Unley. Photo: Robert Laidlaw
South there was nothing but pain in the first half against Port. It looked like the Bloods’ bus had arrived late in Loxton as they trailed 1.4 to 8.8 at the main break. Young and inexperienced sides are prone to struggle the week after breakthrough wins and coach Adam Hartlett described West’s start as “simply terrible”. But the Bloods responded to his half-time plea to get back to the basics of winning clearances and contested ball, kicking nine of the last 12 goals of the game. Powerade Breakthrough Player Liam Delahunty again showed his upside as he and Josh Gore kicked four goals each and the Bloods briefly looked an outside chance before falling 17 points short. Hartlett will be focusing on a much better start from his men this week. And Thomas will be hoping for a better end.
NORTH V ADELAIDE They clashed last season in a second semi-final thriller and there’s great anticipation for their next tussle with both sides having 3-1 records in 2023. The Crows’ first game in the SANFL was against this
opponent at this ground nine years ago but they have come a long way since they were thumped by 47 points back then. As they were last year, the Crows are the highestscoring team in the league, averaging a whopping 108 points a game – unbeaten Sturt is next on 89. Adelaide was breathtaking in hammering South by 84 points at Adelaide Oval, having 63 inside-50s to the Panthers’ 38. Imagine if they’d kicked straighter than they did in booting 19.20. Coach Michael Godden understandably was proud of his side’s free-flowing fourquarter performance. Jackson Hately capped off his good work – he is averaging 31 possessions per game – with three goals, while Tyler Brown continues to get in and get the ball, leading the league with 16 handballs per game. The Roosters, who edged out the Crows by 10 points in last year’s second semi, will feel good about this week’s big clash after wins against Norwood (54 points) and the Eagles (16 points) just five days later. Sam Mayes showed what he can add to North’s imposing
midfield in his first game in the red and white since 2012 by picking up 22 touches, while Campbell Combe’s numbers continue to be huge – he is averaging 26 possessions, 11 tackles and eight clearances a game. And North still has Magarey Medallist Aaron Young (concussion) and Andrew Moore (back) to come back.
SOUTH V GLENELG The Panthers will be glad to be back home. Having beaten Central and the Eagles at Noarlunga in the opening two weeks of the season, what’s happened next has come as a shock – a 22-point loss to West at Richmond and 84-point thumping at Adelaide Oval from the Crows. Mitch O’Neill continues to fight for and win plenty of the ball – he’s averaging 28 possessions, eight clearances and seven tackles – but the less said about last week’s loss the better. Still, you just know the Panthers will be throwing themselves into it against their strong local rival. And they’ll need to because Glenelg is starting to look mighty dangerous, playing the sort of tough four-quarter footy new coach Darren Reeves has been looking for in winning its past three games. He was delighted in the second half of the Tigers’ 30-point win against Norwood they spent long periods in their forward half thanks to manic defensive pressure and repeat stoppages, a trait he has strongly been working towards. The longer the game went the more the results showed on the scoreboard, the hard work of the likes of Corey Lyons (26 disposals and 12 clearances) rewarded.
PORT V NORWOOD Here’s a good quiz question. How many times have Port Adelaide and Norwood met through their long and proud histories as the SANFL’s bottom two sides? If you said ‘not many’ we’ll accept it. It’s something each of the great rivals will be looking to change in a hurry, starting with a victory at Alberton. New Magpies coach Tyson Goldsack was relieved his men broke through for their first win of the season in a huge game for the club – against West for the Russell Ebert Trophy
Port Adelaide players celebrate winning the Russell Ebert Trophy at Loxton after a gutsy victory against West Adelaide. Photo: Peter Argent
in Loxton. Port did the late, great Ebert proud by winning by 17 points, Goldsack delighted with the way his men had shown heart in the face of a lengthening injury list, which included big men Scott Lycett (back) and Jake Pasini (thigh) being sidelined by half-time. Talented forward Tom Scully won the Russell Ebert Medal after bagging four goals against the club he was drafted from. While the Redlegs may be battling to regain their mojo from last year’s stunning grand final triumph, Jack Oatey Medallist Harry Boyd continues to put it all on the line, leading the league for hit-outs (42 per game) and clearances (10). While Boyd stands tall against the odds, Norwood’s best may be coming sooner rather than later. Coach Jade Rawlings saw plenty of good signs as his men pushed Glenelg hard for three quarters before being beaten by 30 points, left to regret a scoreline of 2.7 early in the second term. With key players returning from injury – grand final matchwinner Matt Panos kicked three goals in the reserves last week – Rawlings remains hopeful his side can overcome its slow start and push towards the finals.
EAGLES V STURT Often it’s not how much you do, it’s what you do in the big moments. Sturt Magarey Medal hopeful Patrick Wilson didn’t have his biggest game in the Blues’ narrow
escape against Central – he was well held by the Bulldogs’ GWS recruit Leyton Chisholm – even though he kicked two crucial goals. However, his 14 touches won’t earn him Magarey votes. But when it really counted, he was there doing the hard stuff. He followed up an inspirational smother of Central ruckman Billy McCormack’s kick from the centre ball-up by charging downfield to left-foot the ball to Josh Hone, who turned and snapped the winning goal 18 minutes into the last quarter. The Blues, who had been kicking big scores and had led at every break in each of their first three wins for the season, had trailed against the Dogs by 12 points, 15 and four points after the first three quarters, not leading until the last term. It’s not the big wins coaches like most, rather the fighting ones against the odds, so Martin Mattner was satisfied with the “different way to win”. Tom Lewis had a staggering 14 clearances and 15 tackles as Sturt made it 15 wins from its past 16 clashes with Central. The Eagles, like South, will be glad to be back home, in their case for the first time this season as upgrades continue at Woodville Oval. They have lost three in a row but they were hugely competitive against North in a 16-point defeat and as their injury list starts to thin you just know they’ll be around the mark. sanfl.com.au
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GREAT SCORE ON THE BOARD BY PETER ARGENT
Joseph Sinor has the ball in his sights in the Eagles’ 2021 grand final win against Glenelg.
Since he was a kid, Joseph Sinor has always been right at home at Woodville Oval, so it’s hardly surprising he is thriving as the Eagles’ new captain. A former scoreboard attendant at the ground with a lifetime passion for the Eagles, Sinor’s family lived on Glen Rowan Road, “so we were walking distance from Woodville Oval”. “Woodville-West Torrens had a special place in my heart as I grew up loving and supporting the Eagles,” said Sinor, whose boyhood heroes were the Eags’ inspirational midfielder Justin Cicolella and goalkicking forward Mark Passador. And nothing’s changed when it comes to his feelings about Woodville-West Torrens. “This club means the world to me.” He’s had some impressive mentors along the way who have pointed him in the right direction when it comes to leadership. “I’ve had strong mentors to play under as captains in Luke Thompson and Patty Guiffreda,” he said. “And (coach) Jade Sheedy has helped a lot as well – being a former SANFL captain and Magarey Medallist before coming across to us.” A former Henley junior, Sinor was a
captain of the Sharks through junior grades, along with being vicecaptain of the SA under-16s in 2010 – skipper was Melbourne premiership star Jack Viney. He played alongside Brodie Grundy, Ben Kennedy and current North Adelaide captain Alex Spina in that national campaign. Sinor has had to endure some difficult setbacks, starting with injuring his ACL in the first trial of his draft year in 2012 and having to miss the season. He played in the Eagles’ 2015 grand final loss to West Adelaide in just his seventh league game but missed selection for the 2016 decider against Sturt. For some time Sinor played in a club with a strong and successful culture that couldn’t quite achieve the ultimate. “After the grand final losses of 2015 and 2016, we went out in straight sets in 2017 and, while we won a final in 2018, we didn’t make the grand final,” he said. Then Sheedy arrived as coach and suddenly the Eagles took the final step. “The 2020 and ’21 premiership wins have been the highlight of my career,” Sinor said. “They were pretty sweet – and there was a lot of relief after the first win. The ’21 triumph
culminated what was a pretty complete season for us.” The Eagles connection could hardly be stronger as Sinor, 29, is married to Georgia, the daughter of West Torrens ruckman from the 1980s Chris Lindsay. They have two girls, two-year-old Macey and Lenni, who arrived a month ago. Sinor acknowledged the support he received from his family, including father Paul, who had a season with Woodville in the 1980s, along with a significant career with SMOSH, and his mother, Colleen, along with grandparents John and Noreen Fox. A handy junior cricketer, as a wicketkeeper-batsman with Woodville, before football took over, Sinor had to bide his time in the reserves, playing 68 games at that level before establishing himself in the league side. He vividly remembers his first senior game in 2014, the Eagles booting 24.19 and thumping North Adelaide by 76 points. “I played on the wing and can still remember my first kick,” said Sinor, an electrician by trade who has now played 110 league games. “I received the ball from Byron Sumner in the south-western pocket at Woodville Oval.” Where else? sanfl.com.au
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HISTOR
A STEP BACK IN TIME – WOMEN AT THE FOOTY A lot has changed in our game over the past century, thankfully for the better. Neil J. Smith from the SANFL History Centre takes a journey back to when an afternoon at the football looked very different to what we experience today. Among the excellent photographic collection at the State Library of South Australia are some charming photos of women spectators at sporting events. There are stunning pictures depicting how women – and men – dressed up for their day out at the footy. Certainly different from today! A booklet When Women go to Football! was published in 1956. It includes a fixture of matches, a list of Magarey Medallists but the content is based on a couple of pages of verse, with this introduction: “It is said that women are more refined than men at Football Games. They do not barrack and shout as do men, but may have a friendly little argument between themselves…” The advice for women at the footy was:
There were plenty of women among the crowd at Unley Oval in 1923. Photo: State Library of South Australia PRG 280/1/41/90
With a Sotto Voce swear. Should her home-team be five points down, With but time-on to go, And they grab a mark two yards in front, Is she excited?… No!
When women go to football, They don’t barrack, they don’t shout, They just settle down upon the mound And bring their knitting out.
And if the mark be disallowed, Then loudly blows the siren, You’d never think to look at her She’s inwardly perspirin’!
They don’t go on like blokes I know, That take on all the mob, They might whisper to the lass in front, “Please, shut your ugly gob!”
But as she staggers homeward, Thinking Footie’s ‘up the pole’, There’s a righteous wrath that’s rising In her over-blasted soul.
You know the way some blokes go on. Struth! Are they one-eyed? But a woman. Ah!… she’s diff’rent, She’s quiet… and dignified. You never hear a woman Tell a player where to go; She reckons that’s the Captain’s job, And blimey! He should know. If she sees her hero handled In a way that’s most unfair, She’ll relieve her outraged feelings 8
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They don’t barrack, they don’t shout, They just settle down upon the mound. And bring their knitting out She wasn’t “quiet…and dignified”. And she certainly didn’t bring her knitting out. But she was a great supporter. The umpires copped a fair bit but never more than Neil Kerley would have when he attempted to rough up her hero, ‘Big Bill’ Wedding. That would really get her going. I reckon she’d have been yelling at “the dirty, low-down brute!”
‘Tis then she’ll wring her hands and cry, “The dirty, low-down brute! And as for that d__umpire… I’d drown the flamin’ coot!” My own introduction to football was through my Aunty Bess, who was an avid Norwood supporter. She and her daughters would stand on the eastern terraces at Norwood Oval and, I can assure you, she didn’t heed the advice…
These women were engrossed from their great vantage point on the fence at Adelaide Oval in 1914. Photo: State Library of South Australia PRG 280/1/12/212
MOTHERS’ DAY BY PETER ARGENT
Right on cue, with Mother’s Day just a week away, a couple of mums and their sons are stepping into the spotlight at Prospect Oval. Sisters Melinda Rendell and Deb Madgen won’t exactly be seeing eye to eye as their boys Mitch Harvey and Jack Madgen will be opposed when North Adelaide tackles Adelaide. Harvey, the oldest son of Mel, who made a name for herself as an accomplished State League netballer, will be a key for the Roosters in ruck and up forward. Mel’s older sister Deb is the matriarch of the Madgen clan from Williamstown and her son Jack joined the Crows this season as their marquee player. Jack and Mitch’s mateship goes back to the early 2000s when Mel would come up to play and coach the Barossa District Netball Club. The boys continue a strong SANFL football heritage, as Deb and Mel’s brothers, Matthew, Tim and Steven Rendell all played league football with West Torrens. Ruck star Matt, before a stellar career with Fitzroy,
played 79 games for the Eagles, while Tim managed 15 matches and Steve played 44. While the mums were over on the netball courts at Williamstown and neighbouring Barossa and Gawler ovals, as young lads Jack and Mitch were kicking the footy around. Jack has started with the Crows in a forward role but he also can play as a key defender, where his direct opponent could be his cousin. In the season opener robust big man Mitch Harvey confirmed his durability by playing his 100th consecutive game for North, in a streak that goes back to 2017. He became just the second person in North’s history to play 100 league games in a row, along with Paul Kennett. The 198cm, 105kg Harvey, who was drafted to the Power in 2013, played in the 2018 North premiership, kicking three goals, but also has played in a couple of narrow grand final losses – Port Adelaide’s four-point defeat at the hands of Norwood in 2014 and last year’s one-point heartbreaker against the Redlegs.
There’s not really too much of a family feud going on here with Mel Rendell, Mitch Harvey and Jack and Deb Madgen.
Jack’s first dream was to become an elite basketballer. Back in 2010 he was playing senior colts and A-grade football for Barossa District during the day and then would go off to play ABA basketball with the Eastern Mavericks on a Saturday night. He had four years at Delta State University in Cleveland, Mississippi, before playing with Cairns Taipans in the NBL and Mount Gambier Pioneers in the SEABL. Madgen grabbed a rookie spot at Collingwood at the end of 2017 and made his AFL debut in 2018 against Sydney, starting off by standing Lance Franklin, no less. ‘Buddy’ suggested in a little banter Jack “should return to basketball”. The Crows are delighted Madgen ignored the ‘advice’ as he has quickly gained a reputation for his leadership, communication skills and ability to connect. Whatever the result of the Mothers’ Day meeting at Prospect, there’s little doubt both sons will do their mums proud. sanfl.com.au
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The Electrifying 80s
OLD RIVALS AT IT AGAIN
Port Adelaide’s Brian Cunningham, Greg Phillips, Ivan Eckermann and Bruce Abernethy running a lap of honour with the 1980 premiership flag after a hard-fought grand final win against Norwood.
BY DION HAYMAN
The first year of the electrifying ’80s closed with an unforgettable grand final between the league’s oldest foes. Port Adelaide was an unstoppable juggernaut in 1980 boasting one of the greatest sides seen in SA. It lost just two games and drew one for the year and had buried Norwood by 108 points at Alberton in April on a day Tim Evans booted 9.2. The Redlegs were 6-9 after Round 15, two wins and percentage outside the five but lost only once more before grand final day. After three tough finals and facing this mighty Port team, few gave Norwood a chance. Even the late Russell Ebert reflected as much, telling Port Adelaide in a club video, “It was probably the closest side to unbeatable that I’ve played in. I knew Norwood would have to play at their absolute best to match us and I doubted whether over the whole game with the lead up and the injuries they had that they could match us for a whole game.” By the final siren, Port was relieved as much as anything. “Hundred per cent,” Bruce Abernethy remembered of the 18-point win. “We had everything to lose and after the game it was like, ‘well we got there, we deserved it. But that was a bit closer than we thought boys’.” This was the year the Australian flag was emblazoned on Football Park’s grandstand wing and the goalsquares were dressed up as Union Jacks. Norwood had first use of a hot, northerly wind and led 3.1 to 0.1 after just 10 minutes. The damage would have been greater had Greg Phillips not relieved the pressure with four defensive marks in the first quarter-hour. “He made ordinary defenders look good,” 10
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Abernethy said. “He was this unbelievable physical presence and even before he’d mark the ball, there’d be blokes running because they knew he’d get it.” Crucially, it was Phillips and wingman Kym Kinnear who played their part in turning the tide. Kinnear appeared not to have an opponent all day and seemed to operate as a second centreman. After Tim Evans booted Port’s first on 17 minutes, Kinnear and Phillips combined around the outer wing to set up Ebert, who took two bounces before sublimely slotting the Magpies’ second into the breeze. It was every bit the goal of a man who had just won his fourth Magarey Medal. Defences were on top for most of the day. A soccered goal to Evans seconds before the half-time siren gave Port the slenderest of leads but it would be his last contribution, having fractured and dislocated his left thumb in a marking attempt with Ian Stasinowsky. Similarly, Norwood couldn’t gain the buffer it so desperately needed in the 26C heat, leading by four points at the last break but leaving the Magpies to finish with last use of the wind. Again it was Kinnear who was instrumental with a 60m barrel that finished in the arms of Stephen Clifford, who regained the lead for
Port after two-and-a-half minutes. Seemingly metres in the clear at centre half-back, Graeme Dunstan took off but underestimated the speed and agility of 18-year-old Abernethy and was holding the ball. “Big Russell came up to me and said, ‘This is the most important kick of the game’,” Abernethy recalled. He didn’t miss and after a Clifford trademark snap from 35 metres, the Magpies had a 16-point lead and Norwood seemed spent. But Greg Turbill marked and goaled and when Roger Woodcock ghosted in for his second after 16 minutes, the margin was back to four points. It was, however, Norwood’s final punch. Mark Williams bustled the ball forward allowing an unchecked Greg Boyd to run onto a loose ball and Williams himself snapped the sealer – yet another Port goal with Kinnear’s DNA. He finished with 20 kicks and six handballs to be Port’s most prolific and damaging accumulator. Michael Taylor had 23 kicks and 15 handballs for the Legs and was a popular pick for best-onground. Ebert was Abernethy’s choice amid calls for a medal to be coined for the occasion, like the VFL’s Norm Smith Medal. By the following season, there would be one named after Jack Oatey and Ebert would win it.
ON THE MOVE BY PETER ARGENT
Glenelg captain Ellie Kellock celebrating with the SANFLW premiership trophy in 2021.
She played on SANFL Women’s first night and has created plenty of history along the way but this season will be Ellie Kellock’s swansong. Glenelg’s inspirational, hard-at-it captain played in the Tigers’ first game in 2017 as a 19-year-old against West Adelaide at The Parade – and recorded the club’s first tackle and booted a goal in its debut win. Elite women’s football arrived at just the right time for Kellock. “I was playing in the SAWFL competition for Morphettville Park, having enjoyed an under-18 and two senior flags with them,” she recalled. From a farm at Farrell Flat in the State’s mid north, halfway between Clare and Burra, Kellock, along with older brothers Samuel and Matthew and younger sister Annie, is part of a strong sporting family – three generation stalwarts of the Burra-Booborowie-Hallett Rams and foundation club Burra. Sam and Matt still play footy for the Rams and Annie has returned to playing netball this year. Dad,
Patrick Kitschke and Ellie Kellock at the 2022 SANFLW best and fairest night.
Greg, was still playing footy at 45, while Ellie’s grandfather, David ‘Elbows’ Kellock, is a life member of Burra Eagles. Ellie, Glenelg’s best-and-fairest winner in 2018 and the club’s first SANFLW premiership captain, having starred in the 2021 grand final win over West Adelaide, showers plenty of praise on flagwinning coach Jason Fairall for the opportunities she received and the leadership he brought to the club. “Along with Jason, my mum Jane has been an important mentor leadership-wise,” Kellock said. “She has a number of leadership roles in the farming community and local councils and I’d lean on her for advice and to discuss issues. “I still keep in contact with Jason, who now runs his own leadership program called High Performing Teams, which he founded.” Sadly for SANFLW fans Kellock says this will be her last season playing for the Bays. Her partner, paramedic Patrick Kitschke, the son of former Sturt and St Kilda ruckman Damian, has taken a post in far north Queensland. He will be
based in Townsville while working in Charters Towers. “I went up to see Patrick on the Gather Round bye weekend and ran water for the Curra Swans, the team I’ll play for in Townsville,” said Kellock, who has tallied the most kicks of any player in SANFLW’s seven-season history. “There is a five-team Aussie Rules competition in Townsville. “I decided to have the final season with Glenelg because it is a special group of girls I play alongside. With Lexi Edwards coming in as senior coach, I want to go out on my own terms, which means I have to endure a long-distance relationship with Patrick for a few months. “I want to continue to play consistent footy and the dream would be to go out as a dual premiership captain at Glenelg.” The star sportswoman who looked up to netball ace Natalie von Bertouch as a kid, because of her fierce competitiveness and strong leadership, now has a generation of aspiring footballers looking up to her as a role model and history-maker. sanfl.com.au
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Photo: Cory Sutton
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BERRY Sam*
24....182.... 83....... 6....... 3....................
3
RAMSEY Keenan
26....193.... 90......141...166..................
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CROUCH Matthew*
28.... 181..... 82...... 26......6....................
HATELY Jackson*
22.... 191......91......34.....20...................
HAYSMAN Hugh
26.... 179.... 73......80.....33...................
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CRAIG Cameron
28....188.... 87..... 154..... 3....................
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MINERVINI Lee
25....180....80......68.....39...................
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8
JARMAN Ben
25.... 175......77......82.....38...................
12 BOYLE Jay
25....188.... 93......48..... 21....................
9
PATMORE Jake
24....183.... 78......40..... 18...................
15 COOK Brayden*
20....190.... 85.......31..... 16....................
10 SPINA Alex (C)
27.... 181..... 79..... 156....40...................
17 HAMILL William*
22....187....80......30...... 2....................
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GRUBB Lachlan
20....178.... 76...... 27..... 19....................
19 TAYLOR Zac*
20....180.... 74......20..... 10...................
12 HILDER Dyson
22....196.... 98...... 50.....50...................
15 VAN HUISSTEDE Reed 22....195.... 95......20......0.................... 16 SZEKELY Frank
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17 HARVEY Mitchell
27....198... 100.... 164...169..................
18 COMBE Campbell
27....178....84......89..... 19....................
21 BROWN Tyler*
23....192.... 86....... 3.......0....................
24 WORRELL Joshua*
22....183.... 79...... 35...... 3....................
25 McHENRY Edward*
22....194....94.......12..... 10...................
26 SCHOENBERG Harry*
22.... 179.... 73........7....... 7.....................
27 NANKERVIS Luke*
19....182.... 86...... 22...... 7.....................
31 DOWLING Billy*
18....187....80....... 2....... 2....................
34 HIMMELBERG Elliott*
24....200.... 98...... 69.....84...................
35 BORLASE James*
20....192.... 98...... 45......4....................
25 WILSDON Lachlan
25.... 191.....88.......31..... 17....................
27 MAGOR Harrison
22....184.... 83...... 29...... 1.....................
29 MILLER Keanu
26....174.... 68...... 45...... 7.....................
32 MAYES Sam
28....189....88...... 62..... 31....................
37 PARNELL Patrick*
22....178.... 70...... 19...... 3....................
33 ELBROW Harrison
24.... 176.... 78...... 19..... 10...................
42 NEWCHURCH Tariek*
20....182.... 78...... 41.....58...................
37 FINLAY Karl
21....193.... 93......43...... 2....................
44 GOLLANT Lachlan*
21....192.... 83......24.....35...................
39 McINERNEY Sam
27....183.... 82...... 66.....49...................
45 STRACHAN Kieran*
27... 204... 103..... 59.....24...................
40 CASALINI Noah
21....190....88....... 4.......9....................
46 MADGEN Jack
29....192.... 85....... 3....... 5.....................
46 McCANN Jack
21....186....80....... 2....... 1.....................
47 WRIGHT Matthew (C)
33....178.... 76..... 129... 131...................
49 DINNING Charlie
21.... 177..... 81....... 4.......0....................
48 KEANE Mark*
23....194.... 95....... 3.......0....................
36 McPHERSON Andrew* 23....186.... 86...... 26...... 1.....................
*Denotes AFL listed player. All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.
LEAGUE NORTH ADELAIDE
1st
2nd
3rd
SF 2022 @ ADELAIDE OVAL North 15.8 (98) d Adelaide 13.10 (88)
4th
Points
LEAGUE UMPIRES
FIELD: Joshua Hardy Corey Bowen Mason Beyer
RD15 2022 @ BENNETT OVAL Adelaide 10.15 (75) d North 6.12 (48)
BOUNDARY: Matthew Zacher Tobin Dolman Dylan Whan
GOAL: Bradley Hammer Jared Murton
RD2 2022 @ PROSPECT OVAL Adelaide 17.14 (116) d North 11.12 (78)
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GLENELG
SOUTH COACH: Jarrad Wright No
PLAYER
COLOURS: Navy and White
COACH: Darren Reeves
COLOURS: Black and Gold
AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B
No
PLAYER
AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B
1
BROOKSBY Keegan
33.... 197.... 99......112....43...................
1
McBEAN Liam
28....202.... 98...... 97....227..................
2
GIBBS Bryce
34....188.... 89...... 67.....39...................
2
SCHARENBERG Jonty
24....187....84......84..... 15....................
4
HAINES Joseph
30....186.... 81..... 123.....11....................
3
SNOOK Matthew
31....183.... 83......171.....42...................
5
BROADBENT Matt
32....190....94..... 102....28...................
4
GERLOFF Cole
23....186.... 86.......71.....46...................
6
FREITAG Damon
22....199.... 99...... 25..... 21....................
5
PROUD Max (C)
31....190.... 92..... 156.... 15....................
7
SPROULE Zachery
24....198.... 97....... 4...... 12....................
7
REYNOLDS Luke
28....188....88......118...138..................
8
ROSE Matt
31.... 181..... 79......181....45...................
8
LYONS Corey
24....184....84...... 22..... 10...................
10 CLAVARINO Oscar
23....198....94...... 22...... 1.....................
9
BAILEY Darcy
28.... 177..... 81..... 114....83...................
11
GUNTHER Harrison
23....190.... 90...... 16...... 7.....................
10 PARTINGTON Luke
26.... 181..... 79...... 79.....44...................
12 WILKINSON Eamon
22.... 179.... 75...... 55.....69...................
11
BELL James
24....183.... 81....... 4....... 3....................
13 O’NEILL Mitch
22....178.... 76...... 35......9....................
12 NEWMAN Brodie
22....193....88...... 16...... 1.....................
14 DAVIS Oliver
20....184.... 82...... 29...... 2....................
16 MARTINI Alex
24.... 181..... 78...... 57...... 5.....................
15 SMITH Ely
22....185....88....... 4....... 1.....................
17 KULLER Reid
21....182.... 83......43..... 12....................
16 DUNKIN Elliot
24.... 181..... 79......60...... 7.....................
18 STRETCH Billy
26.... 181..... 79.......51......9....................
17 TUCKER Darnell
22.... 175.....80...... 10......4....................
19 McGREE Cameron
24....199... 102..... 18...... 5.....................
19 MUTCH Kobe
25....188.... 86......34..... 10...................
20 HOSIE Lachlan
26....189....80...... 58....130..................
20 NYE Liam
20.... 181..... 78....... 8....... 1.....................
22 ALLEN Matthew
25....193.....91......60..... 41....................
21 HEASLIP Ben
27....190.....91..... 109....55...................
23 HOLDER Riley
20.... 191......91.......12......8....................
22 SUMMERTON Jake (C)
30....193....94.....104..... 2....................
24 HORSNELL Cooper
21.... 175..... 72.......21......6....................
23 SKINNER Sam
25....198... 100..... 39..... 16....................
25 RAYSON Lewis
20....184.... 69........7.......0....................
24 SAMPSON Hayden
23....180.... 70...... 75.....35...................
26 WISDOM Liam
23....186....80...... 10......0....................
28 BIRT Isaac
19....183.... 74....... 6.......0....................
27 TURNER Brett
26....185....88......101....54...................
30 KRAEMER Nick
21....185....88.......11....... 5.....................
32 PINK Toby
24....194....94......44......9....................
31 FITT Liam
24....182.... 90......68.....88...................
35 COULTHARD Matthew 21.... 176.... 69....... 0.......0....................
40 BROWN Dylan
19....180.... 68........7.......4....................
39 LOVELOCK Archie
18....178.... 74....... 3.......0....................
All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.
LEAGUE SOUTH GLENELG
1st
2nd
3rd
RD14 2022 @ FLINDERS UNI STA South 10.10 (70) d Glenelg 3.7 (25)
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FIELD: Thomas Burke Harrison Hughes Michael Sboro
RD7 2022 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM Glenelg 12.19 (91) d South 8.9 (57)
BOUNDARY: James Sutton Martin Elsegood Elliott Raymond
GOAL: Michael Lombardi Matthew Cummins
PF 2022 @ ADELAIDE OVAL Glenelg 11.11 (77) d South 6.13 (49)
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WEST
CENTRAL COACH: Paul Thomas COLOURS: Red, White and Blue
COACH: Adam Hartlett
No
PLAYER
AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B
No
PLAYER
1
McCORMACK Billy
22....199.... 92.......17...... 7.....................
2
McCORMICK Dylan
19.... 179.... 74....... 0.......0....................
3
NIETSCHKE Aaron
22....184.... 82....... 9....... 3....................
3
MORRISH Thomas
23.... 179.... 81...... 32..... 12....................
4
CHISHOLM Leyton
23....194.... 90....... 4....... 1.....................
4
REDFERN Luke
24.... 175..... 79....... 8....... 3....................
6
LIDDY Mani
21....184.... 82.......12...... 1.....................
5
MULADY Owen
19.... 179.... 76....... 3.......0....................
7
PRESBURY Kyle
26....182.... 82..... 120....72...................
8
MAGUIRE Mitchell
25.... 176.... 78.......31..... 13....................
8
LARKINS Jai
23....183....80........7....... 1.....................
9
BUECHNER Zac
25.... 191..... 93...... 22...... 2....................
10 RYAN Kobe
19....183.... 72....... 8.......4....................
11
NICHOLLS Rhys
20....188.... 79........1........0....................
13 DELAHUNTY Liam
22....193.... 90.......11...... 10...................
14 BEECH Jonathon
32....187.... 87..... 215...275..................
10 GRANT Harry
21.... 173.... 79...... 29...... 7.....................
11
KENDELL George
22....194.... 93.......17...... 7.....................
12 McLENNAN Jez
22....184....80....... 9....... 1.....................
13 LAUNER Blake
25....180.... 86......24..... 10...................
15 ILES Billy
28....178.....77...... 23...... 3....................
18 PEARCE Dale
21....198.....91....... 4....... 5.....................
19 BARREAU Marcus
25....188....80...... 56.....20...................
20 HOSKIN Justin
31....185.... 82..... 185...185..................
24 MUNN Hugo
23.... 197.... 95...... 22..... 15....................
25 HABEL Luke
34.... 177..... 75..... 189...106..................
26 SHAW Oliver
21....189....84...... 32......8....................
27 COWHAM Lewis
20.... 179.... 72....... 9....... 3....................
28 LITTLE Brinn 29 LANGE Nick
COLOURS: Red and Black AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B
15 SQUIRE Lachlan
21....183....84......34...... 7.....................
17 MELINE Lucas
25.... 191..... 83...... 23...... 5.....................
20 KENNEDY Cade
19....178.... 76....... 6.......0...... ..............
22 CHAMBERLAIN Bailey 20.... 179.... 72.......17...... 7..................... 23 LAUDATO Michael
20.... 179.... 76....... 6....... 2....................
27 GORE Joshua
21....178.... 78......34..... 51....................
28 PARK Callum
22....190.... 76......43......6....................
29 ELLEM Hamish
21....195.... 96......44.....29...................
30 CORBETT Riley
22....196... 102...... 5....... 2....................
20....196.... 85....... 4.......0....................
31 RYAN Josh
27....195.... 95...... 73......0....................
25....186.... 79...... 29.....42...................
33 BOCK Harvey
20....183.... 83....... 0.......0....................
31 WHITELUM Luca
19....187.....77......20......11....................
37 STEVENS Joel
22....189.... 83...... 32......11....................
32 GRACE Aiden
25....189.... 87......40.....63...................
38 SHERLOCK Kane
20....186.... 87....... 4.......0....................
34 EAST Ethan
22....187....80...... 45.....39...................
42 JOHNSON Isaac (C)
25....193....84......34.....37...................
38 SCHILLER Jarrod (C)
31.... 176.... 83..... 219....82...................
43 MATTINGLY Michael
26....184.... 76.......13...... 1.....................
42 LOCHOWIAK Anzac
22....183....80........7.......8....................
66 STEVENS Ned
19....196.... 85....... 2.......0....................
All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.
LEAGUE CENTRAL WEST
1st
2nd
3rd
RD14 2022 @ HISENSE STADIUM Central 12.11 (83) d West 7.12 (54)
OFFICIAL BEER OF SANFL
4th
Points
LEAGUE UMPIRES
FIELD: Ben Williams Sam Morgan Scott Galletly
RD2 2022 @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL Central 13.15 (93) d West 11.7 (73)
BOUNDARY: Damian Robinson Taylor Dorsey Jake Creasey
GOAL: Thomas Mayo Matthew Williams
RD11 2021 @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL Central 10.10 (70) d West 7.10 (52)
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COACH: Jade Rawlings
COLOURS: Red and Blue
No
PLAYER
AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B
MONTGOMERY Harper 18....188.... 83....... 3.......0....................
1
TAHENY Cam
21....185....84...... 18.....28...................
SINN Josh*
20....186.... 78........7.......0....................
2
LOWE Baynen
19.... 177..... 76...... 22.....25...................
16 WEIDEMANN Jake
24....190.... 92......38..... 19....................
4
PANOS Matt
32.... 191..... 90..... 132...159..................
17 CLUREY Tom*
29....193....88.......61...... 2....................
5
SEYMOUR Pierce
28....190....94......48......0....................
24 PASINI Jake*
22....192.... 81...... 18......0....................
6
DONNELLY Thomas
23.... 191..... 98...... 25...... 3....................
25 HAYES Sam*
23....203.... 93...... 50..... 21....................
9
ROKAHR Nik
27.... 179.... 83...... 59..... 15....................
29 LYCETT Scott*
30....203.... 98.......11....... 2....................
10 HAMILTON Declan
27....184.... 78...... 93.....42...................
30 LORD Ollie*
21....195....84...... 33.....22...................
11
32 SCULLY Thomas*
18....203.... 89....... 4.......6....................
12 JARVIS Ben
KENNERLEY Jacob
22....186.... 83...... 45.....14...................
34 JONES Lachie*
21....186.... 89...... 23...... 1.....................
13 BALL Cameron
23....194.... 95...... 63...... 2....................
36 BURGOYNE Jase*
19....186.... 65...... 16...... 2....................
14 NUNN Matthew (C)
26....182.... 82...... 95.....37...................
37 McCALLUM Tom*
18....193.... 82....... 4.......0....................
15 CARROLL Brodie
23....187....84.......21...... 1....... ..............
38 VISENTINI Dante*
20....201....88......20......11....................
16 LOWDEN Nick
23.... 191..... 93.......17......4....................
39 JACKSON Hugh*
20....182.... 72...... 18...... 5.....................
17 WALKER Patrick
20....188....88....... 0.......0....................
40 MARSHALL Kyle*
19....201....84....... 3.......0....................
20 LING Matthew
24....183....80....... 4....... 1.....................
44 MEAD Jackson*
21....184.... 83...... 22...... 7.....................
21 TRANFA Xavier
21.... 181.....84...... 27.....24...................
45 BARKLA Nathan*
19....186.... 74........7....... 1.....................
23 SANDERS Oliver
20....178.... 78....... 4....... 1.....................
46 HAGAN Jed
18.... 175..... 73....... 4....... 3....................
24 PASCOE Lachlan
23.... 191..... 98.......12..... 10...................
48 KIRK Brayden
25....184.... 74...... 26...... 2....................
25 MCLEAN Connor
27....196.... 96...... 56.....64...................
49 CHEESMAN Oliver
22.... 175..... 79....... 5.......0....................
26 ROBINSON Liam
22....194.... 87....... 2....... 2....................
50 TURNER Aidan
20....182.... 85........7....... 2....................
31 BOYD Harry
25....198... 108..... 45..... 16....................
51 SZUST Cody
26....183.... 75...... 36.....20...................
32 WRIGHT Alec
22....190.... 90....... 2.......0....................
52 FERRARI Hugh
21....180.... 78....... 0.......0....................
34 WARBURTON Ethan
20....185.... 78....... 6.......0....................
55 MOORE Nick
24....183.... 83...... 37.....23...................
35 HEARD Jack
22.... 191..... 90...... 41......0....................
56 SHORT Murphy
23....183.... 85........1........0....................
38 LOK Goy
25....185.... 85....... 0.......0....................
22....190.... 87...... 25.....35...................
*Denotes AFL listed player. All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.
LEAGUE PORT NORWOOD
1st
2nd
3rd
RD11 2022 @ ALBERTON OVAL Norwood 15.4 (94) d Port 11.10 (76)
4th
Points
LEAGUE UMPIRES
FIELD: Mitchell Scott Henry Klemm Mitchell Harris
RD3 2022 @ COOPERS STADIUM Norwood 11.9 (75) d Port 8.11 (59)
BOUNDARY: Dylan Speck Jaxon Williams Samuel Royans
GOAL: Emilie Hill Mathew Wilson
RD14 2021 @ ALBERTON OVAL Norwood 14.12 (96) d Port 9.6 (60)
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STURT
EAGLES COACH: Jade Sheedy
COLOURS: Gold, Green and Blue
COACH: Martin Mattner
No
PLAYER
AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B
No
2
TOUMPAS Jimmy
29....182.... 82..... 105....32...................
3
COMITOGIANNI Jake
25....178.... 75...... 72..... 31....................
COLOURS: Double Blue
PLAYER
AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B
1
FREDERICK Martin
22....178.... 78......48......9....................
2
LEWIS Tom
23....178.... 75......42......9....................
4
COLLIER-DAWKINS Riley 23....193.... 92....... 2.......0....................
3
CAREY Henry
26....183.... 79...... 75.....14...................
6
THOMPSON Luke
32....196.... 89.....225.... 21....................
4
THIELE Joel
25....184....80...... 50......8....................
7
KNIGHT Riley
28.... 181......77...... 81.....48...................
5
HONE Joshua
26.... 175......77..... 149... 171...................
10 BALLENDEN Connor
24....200... 100..... 16..... 19....................
6
McFADYEN Connor
22.... 191..... 93....... 4.......0....................
BRINKER-RITCHIE David 19....200.... 98....... 2.......0....................
7
MATHEWS James
26....174.... 70......34.....22...................
11
13 PEARCE Will
20....187.... 85...... 10..... 10...................
11
SHUTE Josh
22....187.... 76...... 32..... 12....................
15 HARDIE Mitch
25....185.... 82...... 26..... 19....................
13 WILSON Patrick
28....190.... 92...... 97.....64...................
16 ROWE James
23.... 173.... 72.......51.....88...................
14 RENTSCH Josh
19.... 197... 100......15......11....................
18 BEECKEN Luke
22....183.... 72...... 33..... 13....................
15 EDMONDS Luke
25....194.... 82.......71......0....................
19 CAMERON Clay
28....190.... 86...... 16..... 10...................
16 DAKIN Jared
22.... 181.....80......24...... 7.....................
21 BEATTIE Max
19.... 173.... 70....... 4.......6....................
18 FAHEY-SPARKS Daniel 25....196.... 92...... 63.....28...................
23 MENZEL Daniel
31....189.... 89...... 39.....97...................
21 PUNCHER Liam
19....195.... 90....... 4.......0....................
25 LUKAC Jordan
20....198.... 95....... 3.......0....................
22 COOMBLAS Will
24....193.... 85......46......0....................
28 D’ALOIA Adam
19.... 181.....80....... 2.......0....................
23 BATTERSBY James (C)
27....178.... 83......177....45...................
30 WILLIAMS Zane
21....183.....71...... 23.....37...................
25 PAGE Guy
29.... 177..... 74..... 175.... 13....................
32 BRUCE Ryan
22....185.... 82....... 9.......0....................
28 PARKER Charlie
25....192.... 85.......12...... 7.....................
35 SINOR Joseph (C)
29....180.... 82......110....20...................
30 GRIVELL Oliver
22....192....84...... 35.....26...................
37 PUDNEY Kai
23....186.... 78...... 53......4....................
31 BURROWS Lachlan
22....195.... 95...... 25......11....................
39 FIRNS Jack
27....188....88......82..... 12....................
34 VOSS Casey
22....182....80...... 56..... 10...................
42 LEHMANN Rory
27....194.... 95...... 26......0....................
39 SLIMMING Steven
25....182.... 73......117.....45...................
49 BUCK Zac
20.... 171..... 70......20...... 2....................
40 WALTER Ned
21....182.... 75....... 0.......0....................
51 LITSTER Max
20....184.... 83.......17......0....................
44 RICHARDS James
23....189.... 82......20.....26...................
52 NICHOLLS Sam
19.... 172.... 70....... 0.......0....................
45 DOYLE Amos
21....195... 100......11....... 1.....................
All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.
LEAGUE EAGLES STURT
1st
2nd
3rd
RD18 2022 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Eagles 6.7 (43) d Sturt 4.12 (36)
4th
Points
LEAGUE UMPIRES
FIELD: Giles Lewis David Sobieraj Jack Millar
RD8 2022 @ WIGAN OVAL Eagles 14.11 (95) d Sturt 6.10 (46)
BOUNDARY: GOAL: Bradley Applebee Braden Ford Brayden Theil Thomas Sharpe Benjamin B Williams
RD18 2022 @ WIGAN OVAL Eagles 11.6 (72) d Sturt 9.8 (62)
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11:20am Saturday 6 May @ Prospect Oval
NORTH O’LOUGHLIN Blayne................ TASKER Will............................... NUTTING Connor..................... PFRENGLE Kye.......................... BOWMAN Mack........................ BYRNE Josh................................ BRAZEL Tyson........................... WILLIAMS Harry...................... LANGLEY James....................... HOY Liam.................................... SCHREIBER Will........................ TURNER Gibson........................
RESERVES NORTH NORWOOD
1st
47 48 50 51 52 54 56 57 61 62 63 64 2nd
SIMON Lam................................ HEATH Adam............................. LAKE Brodie............................... BLACKER Max........................... JACKSON-MARTIN Brandon. FRANCOU Will........................... SIZER Kurt.................................. HODGES Jack............................. CARTER Hunter........................ COOK Harrison.......................... WILSON Christian.................... DIGNAN Oliver.......................... 3rd
4th
Points
8 18 30 36 37 41 42 43 46 47 50 RESERVES UMPIRES
19 21 22 24 26 28 30 31 35 36 41 44
COACH: Mitch Clisby
NORWOOD
COACH: Michael Knoll
MORRIS Samuel....................... GRAHAM Tom............................ HODGE Oscar............................ CRESSWELL Jake...................... SAYWELL Isaac......................... BOGLE Luke............................... STINGEL Michael..................... TWELFTREE Izaak................... WEIGHTMAN Nicholas........... DOULTREE Chance.................. RAHUI Taj....................................
51 BRADFORD Josh.......................
FIELD: Zachery Packard Daniel Whittlesea Jake Cuming
52 EVANS Logan............................ 54 WALLS Tyson............................ 55 KENT Connor............................. 57 PITT Damon............................... 58 VAN WYK Alex........................... 60 NICHOLLS Taaj.......................... 62 GALE Jayden.............................. 64 PEDLER Harvey........................ 70 STRICKLAND Hugh..................
BOUNDARY: Jayden Dunning Fraser Town Steven Evanson
GOAL: Thomas Fahey Thomas Oxford
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SOUTH SPACIE Harry............................. SCHUBACK Jonti....................... DOUGLASS Aaron..................... DUNCAN Charlie....................... CLIFTON Max............................. COCKSHELL Kobe..................... HARDING Ray............................ MITTON Luke............................. EMERY Kyle................................ RODGERS Cooper..................... MEGINS Oliver...........................
RESERVES SOUTH GLENELG
1st
44 46 47 48 49 50 53 54 59 61 2nd
HAYES Lachlan.......................... BEDFORD Scott......................... KANTILLA Kim........................... GILL Brian................................... LOVERING Tate.......................... KIRKLAND Cameron................ SMITH Kyan............................... COLLINS Jacob.......................... DUNSHEA Nic............................ SCOTT Lachlan.......................... 3rd
4th
Points
6 14 15 21 28 29 30 31 33 34 36 RESERVES UMPIRES
25 26 27 29 32 34 36 37 38 41 42
GLENELG
COACH: Alex Pigou
COACH: Russell Veenvliet
STAGG Hugh.............................. McCARTHY Brad....................... KLUSKE Jack.............................. MILLER Mackinley................... MOORE Jordan.......................... McLEOD Connor....................... ROSSMANN Marco.................. BEECKEN Cooper..................... KITSCHKE Austin...................... STOCKMAN Will....................... CHANDLER Will........................ FIELD: Aaron Bennett Hayate Yamada Nicholas Ghan
37 38 40 41 42 43 44 46 49 50 51
YATES Jack.................................. LECK Nicholas........................... MOIR Ashton............................. DEEP Jared................................. TUNKIN Harry........................... REID Todd................................... COLE Angus............................... SCOTT Darcy.............................. WALKER Jake............................. WINDOW Hunter...................... BROKENSHA Hayden..............
BOUNDARY: Ben Wilson Gianny Scoleri
GOAL: Connor Izzo Michael Button
11:30am Saturday 6 May @ X Convenience Oval
CENTRAL LINKE Shay................................. CARPENTER Jack...................... DEAKIN Adam........................... OLSSON Chris........................... RICHARD Tyson........................ TIPPINS Jordan......................... CANNIZZARO Rhys.................. DUDLEY Isaiah.......................... McDONALD Austin.................. McDONALD Darcy................... SPLANN Will.............................. JONES Jamie..............................
RESERVES CENTRAL WEST
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LOCHOWIAK Jacob................... EVANS Saxon............................ CARROLL Fletcher................... McLENNAN Louie.................... McGRATH Isaac........................ PICKERING Ryan....................... HENKE Jack................................ PYMAN Cooper......................... WEAVER Dylan......................... RYAN Wyatt............................... SCHWERDT Ethan................... 3rd
4th
Points
2 9 12 16 18 21 22 25 33 34 35 40 45 RESERVES UMPIRES
2 5 16 17 21 22 23 30 33 35 36 39
WEST
COACH: Matt Gallarello
COACH: Daimon Head
McCORMICK Dylan.................. BABIC Frane............................... COTTRELL Jack......................... STEELE Nicholas...................... SHEPPARD Joshua................... ROBERTS Kye............................ CHAMBERLAIN Bailey............ TREDWELL Lachlan................ BOCK Harvey............................. WHITE Dylan............................. BUNWORTH Adam.................. WALTERS Darren..................... MIDWINTER David.................. FIELD: Ryan Webster Henry Lodge Paul Ventura
47 48 51 52 54 56 57 58 59 60 62 67
COE Tyson.................................. OBST Jed..................................... MARSLEN Max......................... WHITE Jordan........................... MINCHELLA Darcy................... THACKERAY Jesse.................... PATTERSON Cooper................ BARKER Harrison..................... KOVACIC Jamie.......................... ROBERTS Jackson.................... JAMES Antonio......................... KREGAR Oscar..........................
BOUNDARY: Blayde Harten Matthew Wilson
GOAL: Justin Thai Leo Condo
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2:00pm Saturday 6 May @ Maughan Thiem Kia Oval
EAGLES LONERGAN Jesse..................... NEUMANN Will......................... DAWKINS Harrison................. HOILE Lachlan.......................... ADAMS Charlie......................... TILLEY Sam................................ MAWSON Joshua..................... SLADOJEVIC Daniel................. COOKE Lukas............................. CALVETT Brayden................... NORMAN Carter.......................
RESERVES EAGLES STURT
1st
40 43 45 46 47 48 50 53 54 57 59 2nd
HANSEN Blake.......................... ANGOVE Noah.......................... WILLIAMS Ryan........................ HUNTER-PRICE Jonte............. O’REILLY Cormack................... WATSON Jay.............................. HILL Tyran.................................. UEDING Liam............................. ARTHUR Bailey......................... WOLLOGORANG Mishai......... SINEY Oliver............................... 3rd
4th
Points
8 9 10 12 17 20 27 29 35 36 37 RESERVES UMPIRES
1 8 12 14 17 20 26 31 34 36 38
STURT
COACH: Matt Knight
COACH: Chris Trapp
ANDERSON Angus................... BREUER Sam............................. MOLAN Charlie......................... CARRUTHERS Malachy.......... BECKER Zac............................... ALLAN Hamish.......................... FRYER Charlie........................... RESCHKE Chad......................... SADLER Nick.............................. GIACOMETTI Luke.................... CRANE Will................................. FIELD: Luke Wittenberg Patrick Lally Daniel Rogers
42 43 46 47 48 50 53 54 55 58 59
TAYLOR Willa............................. JEFFERIES Brad........................ McLEOD George....................... KITTEL Hugo.............................. KELLY Hugo................................ TABE Blake................................. TORODE Will.............................. HOLT Alex................................... FIDGE Blake............................... TIDEMANN Patrick.................. DWYER Cormac........................
BOUNDARY: Oakley Nilsen Nathan Becker Isaac Fishlock
GOAL: Tom Kelly Matthew Tainsh
TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U18 WRAP BY ZAC MILBANK | TWITTER @ZACMILBANK
BY ZAC MILBANK
A strong aerial display from South Adelaide propelled it to a 53-point Torrens University SANFL Under-18 win against West Adelaide at Hisense Stadium. Leading at every change, the Panthers moved the ball well by foot en route to registering 119 marks to the Bloods’ 71. Ruck Taylor Goad was an imposing figure in South’s victory, while team-mates Lachlan Hamilton (20 disposals) and Blake Rodrigues (23) were positive contributors. The Bloods were within striking distance at half-time but, ultimately, the efforts of Riley Hill, Jack Hutton and Will Patton (29 disposals, seven marks) weren’t enough to match the Panthers. Woodville-West Torrens overcame a goalless second term to grind out a 30-point win against North Adelaide at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval. Establishing an 18-point lead at the first break, the Eagles could only manage one more behind as they clung on to a 10-point advantage at the main change. But Shane Reardon’s charges held the Roosters to just one goal in the second half while piling on 4.7, Darcy Hudson, Jake Andrews and Tate Delmenico shining in the Eagles’ third win of 2023. North’s Tom Stevens was rated his side’s best performer, while Kane McAuliffe and Jed Dignan each collected 21 disposals. Not even inaccuracy prevented Sturt from holding off Central District by three points in a thriller at X Convenience Oval. Despite kicking one less goal than the Bulldogs, the Double Blues’ tally of 6.15 (51) was enough as the Dogs threatened to steal the win with a goal to William O’Brien in the 21st minute of the fourth quarter. Captain Georgie Pope led the way for the Blues,
South ruckman Taylor Goad celebrates a goal with teammate Benny Barrett. Photo: Peter Argent
while Ted Newman (17 disposals) and Kobee Dabinett (20) also made their presence felt. Bulldogs’ prime movers Tom Giles (29 disposals) and Mitch McDonald (26) just failed to haul their team across the line. Glenelg exploded after half-time to record a comfortable 46-point win against Norwood at The Parade. Battling hard to edge in front by just nine points at half-time, the Bays clicked into gear after the main break to bang on 7.9 while restricting the Redlegs to just 2.2. Tigers midfielder Lucas Camporeale, son of Carlton premiership wingman Scott Camporeale, enjoyed a day out registering 39 disposals and 10 marks, while twin brother Ben racked up 25 possessions. Norwood’s Jacob Jones ran tirelessly for his 26 disposals and eight tackles. sanfl.com.au
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12:00pm Saturday 6 May @ Maughan Thiem Kia Oval
EAGLES 1 WATERFORD Poppy.......................... 2 CHARITY Jemma...... 3 PORTARO Bianca..... 5 MITCHELL Channy... 6 DEVLYN Beatrice.... 7 MARTIN Grace......... 8 FALKENBERG Annie (C) 9 CHARITY Chloe........ 10 HOLT Audrey............ 11 SIMMONS Jasmine.
COACH: Narelle Smith 12 BLANDEN Amie....... 13 WALLING Brianna... 14 COLES Tayla.............. 15 DOWRICK Abbey...... 18 O’NEILL Klaudia....... 19 SCHOLAR Hannah... 22 LITTLE Ella................ 24 ZUILL Sophie............ 25 McROSTIE Nikita..... 26 CUTTING Leah.......... 28 EVANS Olivia............
29 ANDREWS Tess....... 30 FIEGERT Marlie........ 33 KRAFT Brooklyn...... 34 GOODY Shineah....... 40 HOLMES Natasha... 42 WHITWELL Sophie. 44 BAKER Ashley.......... 47 TURNER Madison... 49 NEWTON Chloe....... 51 ELVIN Amber............ 60 DUURSMA Yasmin...
NORWOOD 1 JOHNSTON Morgan. 2 BUETHKE Tahlita..... 6 WHITTAKER Kaitey. 7 CLARK Emma........... 8 DAVIES Adrienne..... 9 BRANFORD Sarah... 10 RUSDEN Amelia...... 11 MULVAHIL Grace..... 13 HISCOCK Shai........... 14 MAHER Tesharna.... 15 LISHMNUND Alana.
COACH: Brad Snell
16 GOULD Ashlee.......... 17 SIMMONDS Stephanie.................. 18 BROOKSBY Molly.... 19 FERRALL Ali (C)........ 21 NEWTON Emily........ 22 HALFPENNY Jade.... 23 BURNS Nicola.......... 24 SMITH Lauren.......... 26 SPORN Erika............. 27 BARTSCH Emily.......
28 LEE Kiana................... 29 WINTER Alice........... 32 ZERELLA Rosette.... 36 ARMITSTEAD Sophie. 37 BIRCHALL Georgina. 41 SCHWERDT Lana.... 44 NENKE Charlotte.... 46 BOON Rosie.............. 50 LINEAGE Elle............ 51 MORGAN Coby......... 60 WHITTAKER Grace...
2:50pm Saturday 6 May @ Wigan Oval
STURT
COACH: Michael O’Connor
1 McCARTHY Millie....
17 LADAS Ally................
31 FLETCHER Molly.....
3 SWAN Georgia.........
18 KUIPER Isobel..........
33 MUELLER Kiera.......
4 DOUMANIS Tessa...
19 BALLARD Alex..........
35 WITTERVAN Jaimee.
5 DAWES Elsie.............
20 PRENZLER Hannah.
36 VALENTE Jemma.....
6 RASHEED India........
21 FEJO Jasmin..............
37 WALLACE Sarah......
7 BEVAN Georgia........
22 RIGTER Maya (C).....
38 PEARCE Alex.............
10 HEALY Alysha...........
23 HARRIS Kate.............
40 WALKER Tahlia........
11 RIGTER Abbey..........
24 WHITCOMBE Lily.....
41 HEWETT Jasmyn.....
15 GEPP Alisha..............
26 EARL Lucy..................
42 McEVOY Olivia.........
16 BESSEN Monique....
28 DREW Isabella.........
44 BROOKS-BIRVE Amy
WEST 1 RUSSELL Madi (C)... 2 BOYD Lucy................. 3 GENTLE Milli............ 4 GREER Zoe ............... 8 KUSTERMANN Keeley......................... 9 VENNING Zoe........... 10 HANSEN Bec............. 11 HOOPER Nicole........ 13 MACOLINO Jessica. 15 BARLTROP Kelly......
COACH: Bruce Dawes 16 POWELL Astrid........ 18 SAVILLE Tabby......... 19 WALKER Steph........ 21 MCNICOL Grace....... 22 SMITH Olivia............. 26 PATER Georgie......... 30 YOUNG Lauren......... 32 MAY Tamika.............. 33 JOHNSTON Lily........ 35 ALLAN Paige............. 38 CHYER Jessica..........
40 BUTTON Hannah..... 42 TREDWELL Steph... 43 KILPATRICK Emma... 45 MAXWELL Ella......... 46 DUFOUR Asha.......... 49 HUXTABLE Tess....... 51 BALLARD Ruby........ 57 PETERSON Molly.... 60 ROSS Lilish................ 64 TONKIN Chloe.......... 67 HOUGHTON Gemma
2:50pm Saturday 6 May @ Stratarama Stadium
GLENELG 1 FRANSON Samantha (C)........... 2 FREEMAN Madisyn. 3 WURFEL Renee........ 4 DAYMAN Shay’Lee... 5 KELLOCK Ellie (C).... 6 PATTERSON Violet. 8 WINDOW Piper........ 9 SWANSON Caitlyn... 10 DUFFY Grace............ 11 GOODWIN Sarah.....
COACH: Lexia Edwards 12 MORRISS Tamsyn... 13 KOHN Tessa.............. 14 ARMITAGE Lucy....... 15 MARTINO Marie...... 16 MOLIERE Andi.......... 18 TYMINSKI Ellen....... 19 WILMORE Matilda... 20 SCHOLZ Poppy......... 21 BRADLEY Alice......... 23 SEARLE Jessica........ 24 CHIGWIDDEN Laura
26 PACKER Chelsea...... 28 SCHOLZ Matilda...... 29 HINGE Mel................. 30 JONES Amy ............... 33 McCARTHY Demi..... 35 WALKER Alexandra. 40 TONON Brooke........ 43 BOAG Ella.................. 48 MACKRETH Eloise... 51 HORNE Jordan.......... 55 BANCEVIC Anja........
CENTRAL 1 SMITH Shelby (C).... 2 ROSENZWEIG Katelyn 5 KEYS Emma.............. 6 TEAKLE Julia............. 7 MADIGAN Georgia... 8 GRIGG Elaine............ 9 RIGGS Charlotte...... 10 MURPHY Shannon... 11 SCHULZ Jessica....... 12 EATON Sophie.......... 13 LEVICKI Olivia...........
16 THOMAS Aisha........ 17 TEAGUE Caitlen....... 18 AVERY Georgia......... 20 SONNEMAN Demi... 22 SEARLE Karissa....... 23 ZECEVIC Jovanka..... 24 WALKER-SMITH Jessica........................ 27 EVANS Jasmine........ 28 BREGUET Lauren.... 29 MICKAN Ella.............
COACH: Ben Hunt 30 REYNOLDS Chantel. 31 BIAGI Nicola.............. 32 TRALAGGAN Holly... 33 GERHARDY Tess...... 36 RAVEN Shelby.......... 38 WILLIAMS Dakota... 39 ALLAN Jessica.......... 40 LANE Madison......... 41 HUYNH Laitiah......... 42 WENDLAND Caitlin. 66 MOLONEY Maria.....
2:50pm Sunday 7 May @ Prospect Oval
NORTH 1 CASTLE Cristie ........ 2 EDWARDS Jessica... 5 HARVEY Kristi.......... 8 CHAPMAN Emma.... 9 EBERT Laela............. 10 CROOKS Aprille........ 11 STARMER Isabelle...................... 14 QUINN Ella................ 15 ROTHWELL Kristen. 16 BATES Kalani............
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COACH: Krissie Steen 19 PERRY Brittany........ 20 PARISH Jamie........... 26 ACKLAND Letisha... 27 NEY Monika ............. 28 FARR Chelsea........... 29 WOODARDS Jordan......................... 30 VISSER Jayde............ 33 CLARK Julia............... 34 SUNDSTROM Erin... 35 GAUCI Lauren...........
36 STEELE-PARK Sarah.......................... 40 METCALFE Ella........ 41 HANSEN Doreena... 42 CORDES Tegan......... 45 HOFFMANN Lauren........................ 50 JENSEN Sky............... 52 TAYLOR Sarcha........ 59 MILLER Ebony.......... 63 LEY Kelsi....................
SOUTH
COACH: Rick Watts
1 RIGBY Bella...............
22 PRATT Sam...............
34 RADBONE Caitlin....
2 IFOULD Holly............
23 SCHIRMER Esther...
35 SMITH Jaslynne.......
3 WRIGHT Nari............
24 BARWICK Elise.........
36 SCHIRMER Gypsy....
4 HICKEY Jordann.......
25 GULDEN Senna........
37 BOILEAU Brooke......
7 KIRK Jess....................
27 CLEGGETT Bri...........
38 HOOPER Jorja...........
8 COUCH Caitlin..........
28 DOLAN Charlotte....
52 ANDERSON Mel.......
12 NORTHCOTT Lucy...
32 MOON Soriah...........
53 BROOK Alissa...........
14 COPLEY Tiffany........
33 LEVY Taylah..............
56 BAXTER Lily..............
SANFL
BREAKTHROUGH PLAYER
MEN ’ S
LEAG UE
ROUND 4 WINNER
LIAM DELAHUNTY
MILESTONE
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS
WEST The strongly-built key forward did his best to drag the Bloods back into the contest against Port Adelaide at Loxton, kicking four goals and taking six marks in an eye-catching display.
SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE
ROUND 9 WINNER ASHA DUFOUR WEST
Playing chiefly through the midfield, Dufour collected 26 disposals and five clearances while also taking five marks as the Bloods fought out a thrilling draw with the Eagles.
WINNERS ARE GRINNERS Here's SA's victorious U16 team after it beat WA in Perth, to make it two wins from two to become No. 1 in the land. SA's girls, coached by Bek McMahon, had beaten Victoria Metro 8.5 to 2.9 at Arden Street in Melbourne before heading to Perth, where they conquered WA 9.8 to 5.3 on April 30. SA's MVP went to captain Sophie Eaton, from Central District. Eloise Mackareth booted four goals against WA, while Charlie Hazelhurst was best-afield in the win against the Vics.
JOSH HONE STURT
150 GAMES
RD6 TORRENS
UNIVERSITY U18 MVP
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS
LUCAS CAMPOREALE (GLENELG)
Photo: Paul Kane (AFL Photos)
The talented wingman racked up an imposing 39 disposals and 10 marks in the Tigers’ 46-point win against Norwood. The silky leftfooter registered 82 per cent disposal efficiency.
Making our mark.
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SEASON STANDINGS 2023 2023 HOSTPLUS SANFL MEN’S LEAGUE 2023 STANLEY H. LEWIS TROPHY
(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 4)
Team
P W L
D
Sturt
4
4
0
Adelaide
4
3
1
Glenelg
4
3
1
North
4
3
Central
4
2
South
4
2
2
Eagles
4
1
3
West
4
1
3
0
Port
4
1
3
0
Norwood 4
0
4
0
190
M
R
U18
U16
W
125
150
50
800
1325
150
200
75
700
1325
200
200
100
400
1200
400
50
200
125
400
1175
300
50
150
50
300
850
Norwood
0
50
150
50
500
750
Eagles
100
50
150
75
250
625
West
100
125
0
75
250
550
Adelaide
300
0
0
0
0
300
Port
100
0
0
0
0
100
A
%
Pts
0
357
232
60.61
8
South
200
0
432
241
64.19
6
Central
200
0
301
237
55.95
6
Glenelg
300
1
0
283
224
55.82
6
Sturt
2
0
258
256
50.19
4
North
0
252
321
43.98
4
0
242
271
47.17
2
287
331
46.44
2
254
370
40.71
2
373
33.75
0
2023 HOSTPLUS SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE
(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 4)
P W L
D
F
A
%
Pts
P W L
D
F
A
%
Pts
South
9
8
1
0
256
208
55.17
16
Team Glenelg
4
4
0
0
275
241
53.29
8
Central
9
7
2
0
357
315
53.13
14
Central
4
3
1
0
248
211
54.03
6
Norwood 9
5
4
0
361
255
58.6
10
South
4
2
1
1
297
212
58.35
5
Sturt
9
4
5
0
347
315
52.42
8
West
4
2
1
1
242
233
50.95
5
Glenelg
9
4
5
0
276
281
49.55
8
Sturt
4
1
3
0
234
200 53.92
2
North
9
3
6
0
373
371
50.13
6
North
4
1
3
0
224
276
44.8
2
Eagles
9
2
6
1
221
327
40.33
5
Norwood
4
1
3
0
251
314
44.42
2
West
9
2
6
1
219
338 39.32
5
Eagles
4
1
3
0
248
332
42.76
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2023 TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U18s
2023 TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U16s
(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 6)
(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 6)
Team
P W L
D
F
A
%
Pts
P W L
D
F
A
Central
6
4
2
0
427
313
57.7
8
Team Sturt
6
5
1
0
503
349 59.04
10
Glenelg
6
4
2
0
409
330
55.35
8
Glenelg
6
4
2
0
486
358
57.58
8
Sturt
6
4
2
0
439
372
54.13
8
Eagles
6
3
3
0
455
430
51.41
6
Eagles
6
3
3
0
421
333
55.84
6
West
6
3
3
0
395
457
46.36
6
South
6
3
3
0
422
388
52.1
6
Central
6
3
3
0
372
467 44.34
6
North
6
3
3
0
378
361
51.15
6
Norwood
6
2
4
0
421
466
47.46
4
Norwood
6
3
3
0
320
448
41.67
6
North
6
2
4
0
383
435 46.82
4
West
6
0
6
0
262
533
32.96
0
South
6
2
4
0
376
429
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LAST ROUND’S RESULTS
HOSTPLUS SANFL LEAGUE ROUND 4
Sturt v Central (Wigan Oval) Sturt 9.9 (63) d Central 9.6 (60) Crowd: 2599
Glenelg v Norwood (Stratarama Stadium) Glenelg 12.10 (82) d Norwood 7.10 (52) Crowd: 2299
South v Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) Adelaide 19.20 (134) d South 7.8 (50) Crowd: 4432
West v Port (Loxton) Port 12.13 (85) d West 10.8 (68) Crowd: 1387
North v Eagles (Prospect Oval) North 10.10 (70) d Eagles 7.12 (54) Crowd: 1871 22
Total
2023 RESERVES
(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 9)
Team
Team
F
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46.71
Pts
RESERVES ROUND 4 West 9.6 (60) drew South 8.12 (60) Central 7.6 (48) d Sturt 6.10 (46) Eagles 8.14 (62) d North 9.6 (60) Glenelg 11.7 (73) d Norwood 10.11 (71) U18 TORRENS UNIVERSITY CUP ROUND 6 Eagles 7.14 (56) d North 3.8 (26) South 12.15 (87) d West 4.10 (34) Sturt 6.15 (51) d Central 7.6 (48) Glenelg 11.14 (80) d Norwood 5.4 (34)
THE ROAD AHEAD ROUND 1
Eagles 14.7 (91) d Norwood 6.9 (45) North 10.19 (79) d West 9.9 (63) South 10.12 (72) d Central 7.4 (46) Sturt 12.8 (80) d Glenelg 7.7 (49) Adelaide 19.10 (124) d Port 6.10 (46)
ROUND 6
Saturday 13 May Norwood v West Glenelg v North Eagles v Central Sturt v Adelaide Sunday 14 May Port v South
ROUND 11 First Nations Round PL SS MTKO WO A
Weekend Saturday 1 July Sturt v Norwood Glenelg v Central Eagles v South Port v West North v Adelaide
WO SS MTKO A PO
ROUND 16
Weekend of Saturday 12 August Norwood v South CS Central v Sturt XCO Port v Glenelg A Eagles v North MTKO Sunday 13 August West v Adelaide MB
STATE GAME Friday 19 May SANFL v WAFL
ROUND 2 Easter Weekend
Sturt 16.10 (106) d Norwood 8.5 (53) Adelaide 13.15 (93) d West 9.6 (60) Central 9.13 (67) d North 5.10 (40) South 9.2 (56) d Eagles 6.9 (45) Glenelg 10.10 (70) d Port 7.11 (53)
AFL GATHER ROUND
AO
ROUND 7
Friday 26 May Norwood v Adelaide Saturday 27 May North v Port South v Sturt Central v Glenelg West v Eagles
CS PO FUS XCO HS
ROUND 12 First Nations Round
ROUND 17
ROUND 13
ROUND 18
Weekend of Saturday 15 July Sturt v South WO Port v North A Eagles v Norwood MTKO West v Central HS Glenelg v Adelaide SS
Weekend of Saturday 26 August Glenelg v South SS North v Sturt PO Central v Port XCO Eagles v West MTKO Norwood v Adelaide CS
ROUND 14
FINALS
Weekend of Saturday 8 July Norwood v Glenelg CS South v North FUS Eagles v Port MTKO West v Sturt HS Saturday 8 July Central v Adelaide NO
Weekend Saturday 19 August North v Central PO South v Port FUS Eagles v Glenelg MTKO West v Norwood HS Sturt v Adelaide WO
Thursday 13 April - Sunday 16 April
ROUND 3 ANZAC Weekend
Central 13.7 (85) d Adelaide 11.15 (81) West 14.12 (96) d South 11.8 (74) Sturt 16.12 (108) d Port 10.10 (70) Glenelg 15.10 (100) d Eagles 7.10 (52) North 14.10 (94) d Norwood 5.10 (40)
ROUND 4
Sturt 9.9 (63) d Central 9.6 (60) Adelaide 19.20 (134) d South 7.8 (50) North 10.10 (70) d Eagles 7.12 (54) Port 12.13 (85) d West 10.8 (68) Glenelg 12.10 (82) d Norwood 7.10 (52)
ROUND 5
Saturday 6 May North v Adelaide South v Glenelg Central v West Port v Norwood Eagles v Sturt
ROUND 8
Saturday 3 June Central v Norwood Glenelg v Adelaide Sunday 4 June North v South Sturt v West Port v Eagles
PO WO A
ROUND 9 King’s Birthday Weekend
Saturday 10 June Eagles v Adelaide West v North Port v Central Monday 12 June South v Norwood Glenelg v Sturt
ROUND 10 Split Round PO FUS XCO A MTKO
XCO SS
Saturday 17 June Central v Eagles Sunday 18 June Norwood v Port Sturt v North Saturday 24 June South v Adelaide West v Glenelg
AO HS A FUS SS
Weekend of Saturday 22 July North v Norwood PO Central v South XCO Port v Sturt A Glenelg v West SS Sunday 23 July Eagles v Adelaide MTKO
ROUND 15
Weekend of Saturday 29 July XCO North v Glenelg PO Norwood v Central CS CS Sturt v Eagles WO WO South v West FUS Adelaide v Port AO FUS HS BYE WEEKEND Weekend of Saturday 5 August
Legend
Sunday 3 September Elim. & Qual. Final
AO
Sunday 10 September Semi Final 1 & 2
AO
Sunday 17 September Preliminary Final
AO
Sunday 24 September
Grand Final
AO
Key: Bold = home team
AO - Adelaide Oval, A - Alberton Oval, NO - Nuriootpa Oval, CS - Coopers Stadium, Norwood, FUS - Flinders University Stadium, Noarlunga, HS – Hisense Stadium, Richmond, L - Loxton, MB - Murray Bridge, MTKO - Maughan Thiem Kia Oval, Woodville, PL - Port Lincoln, PO - Prospect Oval, SS – Stratarama Stadium, Glenelg, XCO - X Convenience Oval, Elizabeth, WO - Wigan Oval, Unley
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