South Australian Football Budget - Round 10 2023 - Vol 98 - No. 10 - 17-24 Jun by sanflsa

BIG GINGER KICK

SMOOTH SPICED RUM NEW

IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

John Kantilaftas is welcomed into West Adelaide's Hall of Fame in 2021 by Neil Kerley.

BY STEVE BARRETT

Incoming West Adelaide president John Kantilaftas has been in the hot seat for barely a fortnight but the Bloods have already ticked the first box in his list of objectives. He wanted West to become competitive again, as a starting point, and a quick glance at the team’s on-field results in 2023 suggests that goal has been realised. Coming off four straight wooden spoons, the Bloods are one victory shy of fourth position on the ladder, having already won – by mid-June – as many games as last year and more than in each of 2019-21, with their best percentage since 2018. Impressing under rookie coach Adam Hartlett, West has chalked up wins over last year’s grand finalists Norwood and North Adelaide and came within four points of snapping Sturt’s unbeaten start to the year. “I said at the end of last year, the first thing we have to do is become competitive all the time,” Kantilaftas said. “So far, we’ve been very competitive. From there, we start building on that with these young players, then I think the success will come as time goes on. I’m under no illusion this is a long-term plan for us on the field. I think we’re heading in the right direction.” While Kantliaftas is new in this role, he is no stranger to making key behind-the-scenes decisions at SANFL level. He served as CEO at Woodville-West Torrens from 200108 – the Eagles winning a flag and playing in four grand finals in this time – and the Bloods from 2013-17, which included their droughtbreaking 2015 premiership. Kantilaftas has spent the past seven years building surf clubs around the state working as a project manager for Surf Life Saving SA and was sought out for the vacancy at Richmond Oval by

outgoing president Murray Forbes. “After Murray made the decision to retire, he approached me and thought I have the skills or temperament to take us to the next step,” said 62-year-old Kantilaftas, whose daughter Anna is a former Football Budget editor. “He convinced me I should do it. Financially we’ve got our challenges and so do we on the field. There’s a lot to do but I’m looking forward to working with the board and progressing the club further.” Kantliftas has red and black coursing through his veins, having played 156 games for the Bloods from 1979-88, primarily as a back pocket. A Westies Hall of Famer and best-and-fairest winner in 1981 – Neil Kerley’s first season in his return to the club as coach – Kantilaftas’s most cherished football memory will always be the 1983 premiership. The Bloods will be celebrating the 40-year anniversary of their 34-point grand final triumph over Sturt when these sides clash at Hisense Stadium in Round 12. “When I walked onto the field that day, I was supremely confident if we got off to a good start, I didn’t think we could lose it,” Kantilaftas

recalled of that special day. “I remember Michael Graham kicked a few goals on me early in the game (Graham kicked all four of Sturt’s second-quarter goals) and I thought, ‘geez, I’m in for a hard day’. But we kicked 10 in that quarter and by halfway through the third, I felt we were going to win that premiership. An opposition team had to kick a really big score to beat us because we were kicking 20 goals every week.” West averaged an eye-popping 145 points per game in the minor round before piling on 24.16 (160) to thump the Redlegs by 74 points in the second semi-final, then slotting 21.16 (142) a fortnight later against Sturt. “We had so much firepower – Bruce Lindner and Roger Luders at centre half-forward and full forward, and Michael Smith could play any of those positions,” Kantilaftas said. “(Captain and Jack Oatey Medallist) Ian Borchard was as mentally tough as anyone I’ve ever met in my life ... and Neil was the best coach I ever played under.” Kantilaftas knows all about the good times at Westies and wants to help bring them back. sanfl.com.au

MATCH PREVIEWS BY PETER CORNWALL

He’s quite the showman and Glenelg forward Lachie Hosie, SANFL’s leading goalkicker with 27, was loving the bumper crowd of 7285 at the Bay making plenty of noise as the Tigers claimed a remarkable 105-point win against previously unbeaten Sturt. Photo: David Mariuz

CENTRAL V EAGLES It could hardly be tighter for the last two spots in the top five right now. The Eagles and the Bulldogs are the sides holding on to those positions after Round 9 but their 4-5 win-loss records are the same as Port and North. And West and South are just one game further back. Every match is pretty important right now, this clash one of those ‘four point’ games. It’s especially important after both sides suffered losses last week, Central at the hands of Port, the side directly below it and now behind only by a slender percentage of 0.76. The brave Bulldogs were within two points of a quality Magpies line-up late in the third quarter but finished 23 points short and the Eagles finished the same margin behind SA’s other AFL club. They looked a big chance against third-ranked Adelaide when they shot out to a 16-point lead early in the second quarter on the back of six unanswered goals. But the Crows gradually overhauled them, kicking four of the last five goals. There was a positive for the Eagles in James Rowe’s performance in the midfield but they were beaten in the 4

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clearances 43-19 – always likely to be a problem considering the Crows’ powerful engine room and the injury to skipper Joseph Sinor and loss of State midfielder Mitch Hardie in the mid-season draft. Bulldogs Jarrod Schiller and Harry Grant had 17 clearances between them against Port. Grant, whose grunt is crucial to the Dogs’ finals push, is having an outstanding season and he amassed a match-high 36 possessions. Can the Eagles stop him?

NORWOOD V PORT You could hear the sigh of relief emanating from Noarlunga all the way to The Parade when Norwood kicked the last two goals against South to eventually seal a breakthrough win by 23 points. It was fitting gutsy skipper Matthew Nunn booted the last one, giving him a worthy celebration to mark his 100th game. After an astounding eight successive losses to start their premiership defence, it all seemed a bit too easy as the Redlegs stormed to a 10.7-to-1.4 three-quarter-time lead against the Panthers. But Norwood supporters’ nerves were jangling as South kicked the next seven goals to

charge within 12 points with six minutes remaining. But the composure that marked last year’s stunning grand final win returned as, kicking into the strong breeze, Connor McLean and Nunn finished the game in style. Now the Legs will feel up for the challenge that is old rival Port Adelaide. And the Magpies are right around the mark. After a long injury list last year wreaked havoc there’s not many major concerns this year – although skipper Cam Sutcliffe has only played one game while battling a serious calf issue. But Port, with some Power players pushing hard for AFL recalls, has won four of its past six SANFL games and stormed home when challenged by Central in a crucial 23-point win. Orazio Fantasia reminded us all of his talents with four goals, while midseason draftee Quinton Narkle again showed what a huge pick-up he is by collecting 33 disposals, six clearances and a goal. Coach Tyson Goldsack was rightly delighted with his side’s slick ball movement as it’s not just Port’s AFL side that’s looking dangerous.

STURT V NORTH These sides have had huge wakeup calls and will be wanting to turn it all around here and now. While both sides knew they would be tested in their Round 9 clashes, neither would have expected things to go quite so pear-shaped. The down-on-confidence Roosters were outgunned by West by 29 points, their first loss at the hands of the Bloods in four years. And the Blues will want to consign to history their 105-point drubbing at the hands of new top side Glenelg, their first defeat for the season. Sturt’s loss of inspirational

midfielder Tom Lewis with an ankle injury was a big loss – but 105 points worth? The Blues’ form had been wavering with successive wins by less than a goal against South and West but they were shellshocked as the rampaging Tigers made them look second rate. The Roosters, who have had enough injury worries of their own, had 69 more disposals than West but only managed 5.9 to the Bloods’ 10.8 as they slipped to their fourth loss in five games. While West was defensively outstanding, North seemed to go into its shell, continually going short by foot or handballing its way into trouble. Despite having so much of the ball the Roosters went inside-50 three times less than West. It’s hard to make confidence magically reappear but both these sides are way better than they showed last game. One will be feeling much better after this important clash.

WEST V GLENELG There’s been a growing rumble about a Glenelg side that’s been building remarkable momentum and looking every bit a premiership threat, now up to eight successive wins. First the fans start making some noise, then the media gets on board and now there’s some talk that really points to the 2023 Bays being the real deal. In the past two rounds the top-ranked Tigers have beaten the other two sides in the top three, showing their never-saydie spirit and strong belief to overcome Adelaide with two late goals to snatch a two-point thriller, then producing a spectacular allround performance to completely overwhelm Sturt by an incredible 105 points. Crows coach Michael Godden said: “We got beaten by a better side in the end – I think Glenelg is the best side we’ve played this year.” And Sturt boss Martin Mattner added: “Credit to Glenelg, that is the best I have seen a team in a long, long time. They were very good all around the ground.” Both are SANFL premiership coaches, so they know what it takes to succeed – there seems little more worth adding to that to underline just how dangerous the Bays are looking.

Shane McAdam celebrates his match sealer for the Crows against the Eagles with four-goal forward Tariek Newchurch. Photo: Peter Argent

West might have been overwhelmed by this sort of a challenge over the previous four seasons. But don’t expect that to be the case now. The Bloods are on their way up. They were particularly impressive in sweeping aside North by 29 points and, dead-set unlucky not to have been the first side to knock over Sturt the previous week, they have already won as many games as last year. Adam Hartlett’s side is right on track to achieve his pre-season goal of six wins but there’s no doubt he will be revising that aim as the Bloods lift themselves into the finals fight. Hartlett’s first aim this year was to defend better all over the ground and restrict opposition scoring but his men have moved well past that and against the Roosters strung together some impressive attacking plays, forcing turnovers before moving the ball quickly out of defence and with method into attack where they looked dangerous, kicking clear by five goals by three-quarter-time. The way they locked down in the last quarter to make sure there could be no North comeback was the sign of a young side maturing in a hurry.

SOUTH V ADELAIDE It really summed up this season so far. South, for 25 minutes, was

outstanding, ramming on seven unanswered goals against Norwood. But where were the Panthers for most of the game when it was all on the line? South, hurt by the losses of leading goalkicker Zach Sproule, Matt Rose and Ely Smith with injuries and looking for a win to stay level with the Eagles, Central, Port and North, would have been happy to be level with the Redlegs after kicking into the wind in the first quarter. But the Panthers were goalless in the second and third terms, falling 57 points behind. A whirlwind lastquarter assault proved too little, too late, eventually beaten by 23 points. But the competition is so even, South, with Magarey Medallist Bryce Gibbs on his way back from a broken thumb, is still in the finals hunt. But it will want to put in four quarters against a strong Crows line-up. Adelaide was challenged by the Eagles but eventually muscled past them by 23 points. Harry Schoenberg, Matt Crouch and Sam Berry form a powerhouse midfield, while Tariek Newchurch added plenty of spark up forward with four goals, including the first three of the clash with his first three kicks. Clearly, South won’t be able to switch off at all this week. sanfl.com.au

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THIS FABULOUS CENTURY BY JONATHON PARKER

Jarrad Wright has his say as the fourth South Adelaide coach to take charge in 100 games and with Panthers skipper Jake Summerton, who reached his century with the club on the same day in Round 9.

South Adelaide mentor Jarrad Wright carved a slice of history in Round 9 when he coached his 100th SANFL league match for the Panthers. Wright joined an exclusive club of South coaches to have reached the ton. The first to make the 100-game milestone was Laurie ‘Buck’ Ashby, who led the club from 1937 through the Second World War until 1945, coaching 112 games. It wouldn’t be until Haydn Bunton in 1975 the Panthers would have similar stability, the SA Football Hall of Famer coaching a club record 179 games from 1975-82, including a trip to the 1979 grand final. John Reid lifted South from some tough times into a strong position while coaching 134 games from 1988-93, before taking up the role of football operations general manager at Adelaide Football Club in 1995. Wright joined these famous names when the Panthers tackled Norwood on the King’s Birthday Monday public holiday, on the same day skipper Jake Summerton played his 100th game for the club. “It’s an absolute honour to be provided an opportunity to coach one game, let alone 100 at this amazing organisation which has such a rich history in South Australian football,” Wright said. “It’s very humbling to be joining the

select company of previous coaches throughout 147 years of our history, especially John Reid, who has been a terrific support and coach mentor of mine since I was appointed in 2018.” Wright was instrumental in securing the services of Summerton, having built a good relationship in their time at the Eagles, where Wright was an assistant coach. South Adelaide CEO Neill Sharpe said it was pleasing Wright and Summerton should bring up their 100-game club milestone together. “As coach Jarrad has shown a great ability to get the best out of his players and Jake Summerton is a testament to that,” Sharpe said. “Jake was a solid reserves player at the Eagles but given an opportunity has grown into a reliable league footballer and now captain of the club. “Jarrad has shown since his appointment in 2018 a great ability to get the best out of his teams and develop footballers. He has helped instil a strong culture within the playing group and has been instrumental in attracting toptier talent with the likes of Bryce Gibbs and Matthew Broadbent turning South Adelaide into a destination club.” When talking about some of his

most memorable moments from his first 100 games, Wright highlighted his first game at Noarlunga in 2018. “Coaching brings many special and memorable moments personally but mainly through the influence you can have on others. For me personally, winning my first game in Round 1 at home versus Glenelg in 2018 was nice to get the monkey off the back and settle into the role and know you belong. Leading the club to back-to-back preliminary finals in 2020-21 for the first time in 50-plus years was very special, while also heartbreaking at the same time. “Seeing the joy on players’ faces when they get their debut guernsey and what it means to them and their family and watching the players I have coached and had influence in their development get an opportunity at AFL level is also quite special. But, more importantly, creating an environment where all people (players, staff, coaches) can develop their craft, help them grow on and off the field and building lifelong friendships is what brings me the most joy.” Wright has steered the Panthers to three finals series, two preliminary finals, a 53-47 win-loss record and has only missed one game, which was the opening round of 2022 due to health and safety protocols. sanfl.com.au

GRIT AND GLORY BY PETER CORNWALL

EMBRACE THE CHALLENGE. That was the motto Central District’s women’s squad adopted for 2023. And wow, they sure stuck to it. No challenge seemed too big as Ben Hunt’s women kept fighting back, showing grit and guts against the odds to snare a historic Hostplus SANFLW League flag. There were so many times they could easily have decided near enough was good enough. But led by the never-say-die spirit of inspirational skipper Shelby Smith, Central just kept on coming. Always the underdogs, they never led at any stage of the grand final against minor premier South Adelaide, which was gunning for a record third premiership. Until, that is, the last 20 seconds. What a way to win your first women’s flag, in your first finals series. It wasn’t just in the grand final the Doggies could so easily have come a cropper. They suffered convincing losses to Sturt (37 points) and Glenelg (32 points) in the first five rounds, then trailed reigning premier North 4.4 to 0.0 at quartertime in Round 6. Turning that game into a remarkable five-point win turned the season on its head. 8

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Central District’s Cailten Teague is mobbed by excited teammates after booting the winner in the hard-fought grand final against South Adelaide at Prospect Oval. Photo: Cory Sutton

Central learned how to snatch wins from the jaws of defeat as Jasmine Evans goaled at the 18.40 mark of the last quarter for a two-point win against Norwood, Rosenzweig sealed a four-point win against Sturt with 36 seconds left and Caitlin Wendland’s late goal against North saw the Dogs home by one point. Six wins in the last seven minor rounds earned Central a 9-3 winloss record, second spot and the coveted finals double-chance. The Bulldogs needed that, because they came up 11 points short in the second semi-final against South. But they could not have rebounded more strongly, thumping Norwood by 40 points in the preliminary final. The grand final provided plenty of fresh challenges. Ruck Georgia Avery faced a key match-up against South’s dominant ruck Soriah Moon and she showed her intent from the start, leaping high to win the first hit-out. But just six minutes later she was carried from the ground with an ankle injury in what might have been a critical blow to the Bulldogs’ hopes. South’s Lucy Northcott marked in

the goalsquare and kicked the only goal of the first quarter as the Panthers’ pressure, their tackling and smothering, were suffocating. Melissa Anderson goaled with an impressive snap 10 minutes into the second term, then Jorja Hooper soccered another off the ground and the Panthers led 3.3 to 0.1. It was looking a bit like the North game – but this was a grand final. Late goals have been gold for the desperate Dogs and in each of the second, third and final quarters they pinched crucial, last-gasp goals. Charlotte Riggs marked strongly and converted a minute before half-time, bringing the contest back to life. It seemed like the Bulldogs were kicking themselves out of the contest for much of the third quarter as they added five behinds to one from South. Then, with 19 minutes, 55 seconds gone, dangerous Evans marked and goaled and it was very much game on, South clinging to a 3.4-to-2.6 lead. The Panthers were minor premiers for good reason and the major premiership looked like it was heading back to Noarlunga when Northcott read the ball off hands

and converted in the second minute of the final quarter. But Laitiah Huynh’s sensational snap just three minutes later put Central within four points again, then for the next 12 tension-packed minutes no-one could score. SANFLW’s leading goalkicker Rosenzweig had the chance to put the Dogs in front for the first time at the 17-minute-mark but hit the post. Maybe this time the challenge was just too big. Then Cailten Teague was awarded a free within kicking distance. A 25-metre penalty sealed the deal and Teague rammed it home. In front. The flag won. From the last kick of the game. Booting a last-gasp goal to win a grand final is any footballer’s dream. But Teague had what she described as a “nightmare” during the week of the premiership decider – “I had to kick the winning goal … I was freaking out”. She was thinking about the dream as she walked back to take her crucial kick. “Then they called the 25 … I was like, I am not having this go on any longer, so I just played on and kicked it. It was pretty unreal.” Bulldogs coach Hunt admitted to “a couple of heart attacks in the last quarter” but when Teague goaled, followed by the final siren, he said “we just went off” in the box. It’s hard to imagine just how forlorn it must have been in South’s box, to have what they seemingly had deserved snatched away in such dramatic circumstances. But no-one would have wanted to take anything away from Central, which had 31 inside-50s to South’s 16, or its skipper Smith, who led the way as best-afield with a gamehigh 20 disposals, along with seven clearances and 17 tackles, creating a pretty decent slice of history.

Elaine Grigg, who played in North Adelaide’s premiership last year, hauls in the ball on her way to a second flag with Central District.

Brooke Boileau battled hard all day to be South Adelaide’s best. Photos: Robert Laidlaw and Cory Sutton

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Central District skipper Shelby Smith with her well-deserved medal for best-on-ground.

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Best – Central: Smith, Teague, Grigg, Wendland, Huynh, Zecevic, Evans, Rosenzweig. South: Boileau, Couch, Moon, Barwick, Northcott, Ifould. Goals – Central: Riggs, Evans, Huynh, Teague. South: Northcott 2, Anderson, Hooper. Crowd – 3228 at Prospect Oval.

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HISTOR

Glenelg’s Clarrie Window has his eyes on the ball for Glenelg against Port Adelaide in 1950.

GENERATION GAME BY PETER CORNWALL

Winning a medal seemed a more serious business for Gary Window, with his Magarey at Adelaide in 1965, than for his granddaughter, Piper, beaming as SA football commission chair Rob Kerin presents her with the SANFLW best and fairest.

Piper Window reckoned her grandpa might have been lost for words. For SA footy fans who know Gary Window, that seemed unlikely. But they had just achieved something even less likely, something never done before. Piper this month emulated the feat of her grandfather in winning a SANFL league fairest and most brilliant medal. The dynamic 17-year-old Glenelg midfielder won the Hostplus SANFLW best and fairest 58 years after Gary had snared the Magarey Medal. There’s already plenty of history in the Window family, spanning four generations of SANFL league footballers. Gary’s father, Clarrie, was an outstanding Glenelg 10

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defender who represented SA. Central District great Gary needs little introduction. He was captain in the club’s first league game, in 1964. He was its first Magarey winner and a Bulldogs best-andfairest. The SA Football Hall of Famer coached the Dogs and as a highly-popular, wonderfully passionate commentator continued to be known to generations of SANFL fans. Gary’s son Peter – Piper’s dad – played league footy with West Adelaide and Central. And Piper’s brother Hunter is a member of the Bays’ senior squad. But it was Piper who was in the spotlight in the Magarey Room at Adelaide Oval as she made a stunning clean sweep of this year’s SANFLW awards. The quicksilver

on-baller polled 19 votes to finish two ahead of West Adelaide’s Zoe Venning. “This is incredible. I love playing footy. I love going to training with the girls – sometimes you have a bad day but when you go to training it makes it all better,” said Window, who was adjudged best-afield in five games. Piper also won the Kia Coaches Award, polling 59 votes, Norwood’s Tahlita Buethke second on 44 and, not surprisingly, earned the Powerade Breakthrough Player award as most promising under-21 player. And she was selected as ruck-rover in The Advertiser SANFLW Team of the Year. She spent more time out on the stage collecting awards than at her table having dinner. Gary couldn’t have been more

Proud Gary Window with Piper and her medal. Photo: Peter Argent

excited. “It was unbelievable. We’re all so proud of her,” he said. Piper, who has played 33 SANFLW games and is destined to soon make her mark at the highest level, is already one-up on the rest of her remarkable family. She is a league premiership player. In just her 11th game and despite being just 15, she was one of Glenelg’s best players in its 23-point grand final win against West in 2021. While Bulldogs great Gary was cheering Piper’s Tigers on, barracking for Glenelg had been a weekly occurrence in the late 1940s up to 1950. Clarrie Window played 72 games for the Tigers in a Warinterrupted career between 194050. A rugged half-back, he would trek down from Gawler to play for the Bays and in the last few years of his career Gary would join him on the train trip to the city, followed by catching the tram to Glenelg. Young Gary loved carrying his dad’s kit bag on game day, even though “the boots were heavy … they were great big clodhoppers”, and it was a long day by the time they had trekked from Gawler to the Bay and back. “Stan Wickham was a conductor on the tram when we came down here,” Gary recalled and, as a youngster, he was immersed in Glenelg. “I loved it – I thought they were the bees’ knees.” His heroes were Ted Robjent, Allan Crabb, Colin Churchett and the Taylor brothers. And his dad, of course. Clarrie had started making a name for himself as a footballer with

Piper Window, a SANFLW superstar at 17. Photo: Cory Sutton

Willaston – as an 18-year-old he starred with brothers Cyril and Dave in the club’s 1939 Gawler Football Association grand final win. There was no league team in the area in those days, two decades before Central District made its first appearance in the B grade, when Gary was its most promising youngster. When Glenelg showed interest in Clarrie, he was undaunted by the thought of travelling down without a car. He was super fit and always willing to throw his bike onto a train at Gawler and when he reached the city, cycle wherever he needed to go. Clarrie played his first three league games for Glenelg late in the 1940 season but was posted to Brisbane with the Army in World War II and didn’t play for the Bays again until 1946. “It would take a couple of hours (to get from Gawler to Glenelg for a game),” Gary said. “Dad wouldn’t worry about that. He was very dedicated.” Clarrie was such a strong mark he was dubbed ‘Sticky Fingers’ by his team-mates. It’s a trait Piper has inherited. Clarrie’s good hands combined with his straight-ahead attack on the footy made him an outstanding player in the wet and it helped him shine in muddy conditions at the 1950 national championship in Brisbane. Window was at the peak of his powers when he played his last game for the Tigers. It also happened to be the biggest game he had played in, the 1950 grand final.

He formed a powerful half-back line with Don Taylor and Brian Wright but they could not stop Norwood snaring the flag. Clarrie, aged 30, then accepted an offer to captaincoach West Whyalla. Clarrie, with brother Les, Russell Stopp and Jimmy Banks, in 1954 established Salisbury North Football Club and, as an outstanding junior, Gary played here with his dad. When Central District was formed, Gary was disappointed he had to play reserves footy for five seasons before he belatedly played at league level – he won the reserves Magarey Medal in 1963 before winning the league Medal in 1965 – as the Bulldogs served a long apprenticeship. “I should have been playing league football in 1958-59 when I was about 18 but all of a sudden it was karma because I ended up getting all these firsts – first captain, first State player, first Magarey Medal,” he said. Gary’s son Peter also played at Central, in five league games, while also playing five with Westies. And he spent some time at Glenelg as under-19s coach and league runner. When Piper started with Glenelg, Gary was delighted, and not because her debut was on Elizabeth Oval. “It felt great – because of dad,” he said of her playing with the Tigers. “He would be so amazed by what she has done. She’s terrific, she’s done so well … I would never have dreamt of it.” Piper is writing her own history. While adding to the Window legend. sanfl.com.au

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EAGLES

COACH: Paul Thomas COLOURS: Red, White and Blue

COACH: Jade Sheedy

COLOURS: Gold, Green and Blue

AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B

PLAYER

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1 McCORMACK Billy 22....199.... 92...... 22......11.................... 2 LINKE Shay 20....190.... 75....... 6....... 1..................... 4 CHISHOLM Leyton 23....194.... 90....... 9....... 3.................... 6 LIDDY Mani 21....184.... 82.......17...... 1..................... 7 PRESBURY Kyle 26....182.... 82..... 124....72................... 10 GRANT Harry 21.... 173.... 79......34...... 7..................... 11 KENDELL George 22....194.... 93...... 22...... 7..................... 12 McLENNAN Jez 22....184....80...... 14...... 2.................... 15 ILES Billy 28....178.....77......28...... 3.................... 17 OLSSON Chris 25.... 176.... 73......60.....34................... 18 PEARCE Dale 21....198.....91........7.......8.................... 19 BARREAU Marcus 25....188....80.......61.....24................... 20 HOSKIN Justin 31....185.... 82..... 189...187.................. 24 MUNN Hugo 23.... 197.... 95...... 27..... 19.................... 26 SHAW Oliver 22....189....84...... 37......9.................... 27 COWHAM Lewis 20.... 179.... 72.......13...... 3.................... 28 LITTLE Brinn 20....196.... 85....... 9.......0.................... 29 LANGE Nick 25....186.... 79...... 33.....44................... 30 DUDLEY Isaiah 20....168.... 70........7....... 3.................... 31 WHITELUM Luca 19....187.....77...... 25..... 15.................... 32 GRACE Aiden 25....189.... 87...... 45.....68................... 34 EAST Ethan 23....187....80...... 47.....39................... 36 SPLANN Will 19....195....88........1........0.................... 38 SCHILLER Jarrod (C) 31.... 176.... 83.....224....85................... 41 DAHMS Cooper 24.... 181..... 82......30...... 5..................... 42 LOCHOWIAK Anzac 22....183....80.......11.......11.................... 44 CARROLL Fletcher 25.... 176.... 72........1........0.................... Rushed ��

TOUMPAS Jimmy

29....182.... 82......110....33...................

COMITOGIANNI Jake

25....178.... 75...... 76.....32...................

COLLIER-DAWKINS Riley 23....193.... 92........7....... 1.....................

STUDHAM Nathan

24....183.... 78........7.......0....................

THOMPSON Luke

32....196.... 89.....230.... 21....................

KNIGHT Riley

28.... 181......77...... 85.....48...................

10 BALLENDEN Connor

24....200... 100......21.....30...................

PLAYER

BRINKER-RITCHIE David 20....200.... 98....... 4.......0....................

13 PEARCE Will

20....187.... 85.......15..... 18...................

16 ROWE James

23.... 173.... 72...... 56.....93...................

18 BEECKEN Luke

22....183.... 72......38..... 13....................

19 CAMERON Clay

29....190.... 86.......21..... 16...... ..............

21 BEATTIE Max

19.... 173.... 70....... 9...... 10...................

23 MENZEL Daniel

31....189.... 89...... 41....102..................

25 LUKAC Jordan

20....198.... 95....... 8.......0....................

26 MAWSON Joshua

22....180....80....... 6.......0....................

28 D’ALOIA Adam

19.... 181.....80........7.......0....................

29 GOLDSWORTHY Matthew 31.... 177..... 82.....236...193.................. 30 WILLIAMS Zane

22....183.....71......28..... 41....................

32 BRUCE Ryan

22....185.... 82.......12......0....................

35 SINOR Joseph (C)

29....180.... 82..... 114....24...................

42 LEHMANN Rory

27....194.... 95.......31......0....................

49 BUCK Zac

20.... 171..... 70...... 25...... 2....................

51 LITSTER Max

20....184.... 83...... 22......0....................

52 NICHOLLS Sam

20.... 172.... 70....... 5....... 3....................

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LEAGUE CENTRAL EAGLES

1st

2nd

3rd

RD6 2023 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Eagles 10.7 (67) d Central 6.7 (43)

OFFICIAL BEER OF SANFL

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Michael Sboro David Sobieraj Mason Beyer

RD11 2022 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Central 11.12 (78) d Eagles 5.13 (43)

BOUNDARY: GOAL: Isaac Fishlock Thomas Sharpe Benjamin B Williams Thomas Fahey Dylan Whan Samuel Royans

RD5 2022 @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL Eagles 13.10 (88) d Central 5.8 (38)

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NORWOOD COACH: Jade Rawlings No

PLAYER

PORT

COLOURS: Red and Blue

COACH: Tyson Goldsack

COLOURS: Black and White

AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B

PLAYER

AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B

LOWE Baynen

19.... 177..... 76...... 27..... 31....................

JONAS Tom*

32....188.... 89...... 45...... 5.....................

PANOS Matt

32.... 191..... 90..... 137...165..................

SEYMOUR Pierce

28....190....94...... 53......0....................

10 FRANCOU Will

19....183.... 72....... 5....... 1.....................

DONNELLY Thomas

24.... 191..... 98......30...... 3....................

13 FANTASIA Orazio*

27....178....64...... 10..... 10...................

MORRIS Samuel

21....182.... 81.......31......4....................

24 PASINI Jake*

22....192.... 81...... 23......0....................

ROKAHR Nik

27.... 179.... 83......64..... 16....................

25 HAYES Sam*

24....203.... 93...... 55.....27................... 21....195....84...... 35.....24...................

10 HAMILTON Declan

27....184.... 78......98.....45...................

30 LORD Ollie*

KENNERLEY Jacob

23....186.... 83...... 47..... 15....................

31 EVANS Francis*

21....182.... 78....... 6.......9....................

14 NUNN Matthew (C)

26....182.... 82.....100....39...................

32 SCULLY Thomas*

18....203.... 89....... 9...... 12....................

15 CARROLL Brodie

23....187....84...... 26...... 1.....................

36 BURGOYNE Jase*

19....186.... 65.......21...... 3....................

19 STOCKDALE Cory

26....178....80.......17...... 2....................

20 LING Matthew

24....183....80....... 9....... 1.....................

37 McCALLUM Tom*

18....193.... 82....... 9.......0....................

21 TRANFA Xavier

21.... 181.....84...... 32.....27...................

38 VISENTINI Dante*

20....201....88...... 25......11....................

25 McLEAN Connor

27....196.... 96......60.....69...................

40 MARSHALL Kyle*

19....201....84........7.......0....................

26 ROBINSON Liam

22....194.... 87....... 2....... 2....................

43 DUMONT Trent*

27....186.... 85...... 25......9....................

27 WILKINS Mitch

28....186.... 83......88...... 7.....................

44 MEAD Jackson*

21....184.... 83...... 25......8....................

31 BOYD Harry

25....198... 108..... 50..... 17....................

45 BARKLA Nathan*

19....186.... 74.......11.......4....................

32 WRIGHT Alec

23....190.... 90....... 4.......0....................

46 HAGAN Jed

18.... 175..... 73....... 9.......6....................

33 SURMAN Luke

25....196... 105.....46.....36...................

34 WARBURTON Ethan

20....185.... 78.......11.......0....................

47 NARKLE Quinton*

25....182....80....... 2....... 1.....................

35 HEARD Jack

23.... 191..... 90......46......0....................

48 KIRK Brayden

25....184.... 74.......31......4....................

36 CRESSWELL Jake

20....183.... 74....... 4....... 1.....................

50 TURNER Aidan

20....182.... 85.......11....... 3....................

38 LOK Goy

25....185.... 85....... 5....... 7.....................

53 LEE Jackson

24....189.... 79......24...... 3....................

41 BOGLE Luke

23....178.... 83......40.....23...................

54 SHORT Murphy

23....183.... 85....... 5.......0....................

45 BINDER Tristan

22....194.... 95...... 19..... 18...................

56 SZUST Cody

26....183.... 75...... 41.....29...................

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1st

2nd

3rd

RD5 2023 @ ALBERTON OVAL Port 8.10 (58) d Norwood 7.9 (51)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Corey Bowen Ben Williams Thomas Burke

RD11 2022 @ ALBERTON OVAL Norwood 15.4 (94) d Port 11.10 (76)

BOUNDARY: Jake Creasey Jaxon Williams Taylor Dorsey Elliott Raymond

GOAL: Thomas Mayo Matthew Williams

RD3 2022 @ COOPERS STADIUM Norwood 11.9 (75) d Port 8.11 (59)

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COACH: Martin Mattner No

PLAYER

1 3 4

COLOURS: Double Blue

COACH: Jacob Surjan

COLOURS: Red and White

AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B

PLAYER

AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B

FREDERICK Martin

23....178.... 78...... 53......9....................

WIGG Harrison

26....180.... 81......111.....25...................

CAREY Henry

26....183.... 79......80.....14...................

RAMSEY Keenan

26....193.... 90.....144... 171...................

THIELE Joel

25....184....80...... 55......8....................

GOWERS Will

25.... 177......77....... 9....... 2....................

HONE Joshua

26.... 175......77..... 154...186..................

CRAIG Cameron

28....188.... 87..... 159..... 3....................

MCFADYEN Connor

22.... 191..... 93....... 9....... 1.....................

PATMORE Jake

24....183.... 78...... 45..... 18...................

MATHEWS James

26....174.... 70...... 39.....26...................

10 SPINA Alex (C)

27.... 181..... 79......161....40...................

BREUER Sam

19....183.... 82....... 8....... 1.....................

20....178.... 76......30.....20...................

SHUTE Josh

GRUBB Lachlan

22....187.... 76...... 37..... 12....................

12 HILDER Dyson

22....196.... 98...... 55.....57...................

12 CARRUTHERS Malachy 21....184.... 75.......17...... 5.....................

13 YOUNG Aaron

30....189.... 86...... 95..... 91....................

13 WILSON Patrick

15 VAN HUISSTEDE Reed 22....195.... 95...... 25......0....................

28....190.... 92.....100....64...................

14 RENTSCH Josh

19.... 197... 100..... 18..... 15....................

16 SZEKELY Frank

23.... 177..... 70...... 57..... 31....................

15 EDMONDS Luke

25....194.... 82...... 76......0....................

17 HARVEY Mitchell

27....198... 100.... 169... 173..................

16 DAKIN Jared

22.... 181.....80...... 29...... 7.....................

18 COMBE Campbell

27....178....84......94..... 19....................

22 COOMBLAS Will

24....193.... 85...... 50......0....................

23 LOCKYER Nigel

25....186.... 82......20.....28...................

23 BATTERSBY James (C)

27....178.... 83..... 182....45...................

25 WILSDON Lachlan

25.... 191.....88...... 36..... 17....................

27 FRYER Charlie

19....190.... 87....... 4.......0....................

27 MAGOR Harrison

22....184.... 83......34...... 2....................

28 PARKER Charlie

25....192.... 85.......15...... 7.....................

29 MILLER Keanu

27.... 174.... 68......49......8....................

30 GRIVELL Oliver

22....192....84......38.....29...................

33 ELBROW Harrison

24.... 176.... 78...... 24..... 13....................

31 BURROWS Lachlan

22....195.... 95......30.....20...................

37 FINLAY Karl

21....193.... 93......48...... 2....................

34 VOSS Casey

22....182....80.......61......11....................

39 McINERNEY Sam

27....183.... 82.......71.....52...................

36 GIACOMETTI Luke

20....186....80....... 3.......0....................

40 CASALINI Noah

21....190....88....... 9...... 15....................

39 SLIMMING Steven

25....182.... 73..... 122....46...................

44 TURNER Gibson

29....180.....77...... 14..... 16....................

40 WALTER Ned

21....182.... 75....... 0.......0....................

46 McCANN Jack

21....186....80....... 3....... 1.....................

44 RICHARDS James

23....189.... 82...... 23.....28...................

49 DINNING Charlie

21.... 177..... 81........7.......0....................

45 DOYLE Amos

21....195... 100......15...... 3....................

51 BLACKER Max

18....170.... 66....... 3.......0....................

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1st

2nd

RD19 2022 @ WIGAN OVAL Sturt 11.11 (77) d North 8.7 (55)

3rd

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Joshua Hardy Sam Morgan Giles Lewis

RD7 2022 @ PROSPECT OVAL North 17.8 (110) d Sturt 10.4 (64)

BOUNDARY: Steven Evanson Dylan Speck James Sutton Martin Elsegood

GOAL: Bradley Hammer Emilie Hill

RD19 2021 @ WIGAN OVAL Sturt 16.14 (110) d North 6.4 (40)

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SOUTH COACH: Jarrad Wright No

PLAYER

ADELAIDE COLOURS: Navy and White

AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B

1 BROOKSBY Keegan 33.... 197.... 99......117.....43................... 2 GIBBS Bryce 34....188.... 89......68.....39................... 3 RAMSAY Sam 22....184.... 76...... 19...... 1..................... 4 HAINES Joseph 30....186.... 81..... 128.....11.................... 5 BROADBENT Matt 32....190....94..... 105....28................... 6 FREITAG Damon 22....199.... 99......30.....29................... 10 CLAVARINO Oscar 24....198....94...... 27...... 1..................... 12 WILKINSON Eamon 23.... 179.... 75......60.....72................... 13 O’NEILL Mitch 22....178.... 76......40......9.................... 14 DAVIS Oliver 20....184.... 82......34...... 2.................... 16 DUNKIN Elliot 24.... 181..... 79...... 65...... 7..................... 17 TUCKER Darnell 22.... 175.....80.......13......4.................... 19 MUTCH Kobe 25....188.... 86...... 39......11.................... 20 NYE Liam 20.... 181..... 78.......11....... 1..................... 21 HEASLIP Ben 27....190.....91..... 114....58................... 22 SUMMERTON Jake (C) 30....193....94..... 109..... 2.................... 23 SKINNER Sam 25....198... 100.....44..... 17.................... 24 SAMPSON Hayden 23....180.... 70......80.....35................... 26 SCHUBACK Jonti 19.... 181..... 82....... 4....... 2.................... 28 BIRT Isaac 19....183.... 74....... 6.......0.................... 30 KRAEMER Nick 21....185....88.......11....... 5..................... 31 FITT Liam 24....182.... 90...... 73.....97................... 33 SHILLABEER Ben 22....188.... 82........7.......11.................... 37 MITTON Luke 19.... 177..... 75....... 3.......0.................... 41 ROGERS Cooper 19....180.... 83........1........0.................... 42 MEGINS Oliver 27....201... 104.......1........0.................... 44 HAYES Lachlan 19.... 177..... 68....... 5.......0.................... 46 BEDFORD Scott 25....183.... 78....... 0.......0.................... 50 KIRKLAND Cameron 18.... 176.... 74....... 4....... 2.................... Rushed ��

COACH: Michael Godden COLOURS: Navy Blue, Red & Gold No

PLAYER

AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B

3 BERRY Sam* 5 CROUCH Matthew* 6 HATELY Jackson* 14 HAYSMAN Hugh 12 BOYLE Jay 15 COOK Brayden* 17 HAMILL William* 21 BROWN Tyler* 23 McADAM Shane* 24 WORRELL Joshua* 26 SCHOENBERG Harry* 27 NANKERVIS Luke* 30 O’LOUGHLIN Blayne 31 DOWLING Billy* 34 HIMMELBERG Elliott* 35 BORLASE James* 37 PARNELL Patrick* 40 BOND Hugh* 42 NEWCHURCH Tariek* 44 GOLLANT Lachlan* 45 STRACHAN Kieran* 46 MADGEN Jack 47 WRIGHT Matthew (C) 48 KEANE Mark* 49 SHARRAD Louis 50 McKENZIE Isaya 51 CLAMP Riley

24....182.... 83.......12......6.................... 28.... 181..... 82.......31...... 7..................... 22.... 191......91...... 39.....22................... 26.... 179.... 73......84.....33................... 25....188.... 93...... 53.....22................... 20....190.... 85...... 35.....20................... 22....187....80...... 36...... 2.................... 23....192.... 86....... 9....... 1..................... 28.... 181..... 82......42.....58................... 22....183.... 79......38...... 3.................... 22.... 179.... 73.......13......11.................... 20....182.... 86......28...... 7..................... 20.... 176.... 74....... 5.......0.................... 18....187....80....... 8.......6.................... 25....200.... 98...... 74.....97................... 20....192.... 98.......51......4.................... 21....178.... 70...... 23...... 3.................... 18....185.... 81....... 2.......0.................... 20....182.... 78...... 47.....63................... 21....192.... 83...... 29.....44................... 27... 204... 103.....64.....26................... 29....192.... 85....... 9.......8.................... 33....178.... 76..... 134...136.................. 23....194.... 95....... 8.......0.................... 29....188.... 86.....108....22................... 26....180.... 81...... 55.....49................... 23....192.... 90...... 19..... 12....................

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1st

2nd

3rd

RD4 2023 @ ADELAIDE OVAL Adelaide 19.20 (134) d South 7.8 (50)

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FIELD: Mitchell Scott Scott Galletly Harrison Hughes

RD12 2022 @ FLINDERS UNI STA Adelaide 15.17 (107) d South 7.6 (48)

BOUNDARY: Brayden Theil Samuel Royans Matthew Zacher Martin Elsegood

GOAL: Steven Murphy Michael Button

RD5 2022 @ FLINDERS UNI STA Adelaide 12.10 (82) d South 11.5 (71)

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WEST COACH: Adam Hartlett No

PLAYER

COLOURS: Red and Black AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B

3 MORRISH Thomas 23.... 179.... 81...... 37..... 15.................... 4 REDFERN Luke 24.... 175..... 79.......13...... 7..................... 5 MULADY Owen 19.... 179.... 76........7.......0.................... 6 FROST Samuel 20....184.... 81....... 5....... 3.................... 8 MAGUIRE Mitchell 25.... 176.... 78...... 33..... 13.................... 10 RYAN Kobe 19....183.... 72.......13...... 5..................... 11 NICHOLLS Rhys 20....188.... 79....... 6.......0.................... 13 DELAHUNTY Liam 22....193.... 90.......15..... 13.................... 16 STEELE Nicholas 25....186.... 89....... 9....... 5..................... 17 MELINE Lucas 25.... 191..... 83......28...... 5..................... 19 SINDERBERRY Jye 21....189.... 85.......21......0.................... 20 KENNEDY Cade 19....178.... 76....... 9....... 1..................... 22 CHAMBERLAIN Bailey 20.... 179.... 72...... 18...... 7..................... 23 LAUDATO Michael 21.... 179.... 76...... 10......6.................... 24 MAY Samuel 23....182.... 81...... 27......6.................... 27 GORE Joshua 22....178.... 78...... 39.....55................... 28 PARK Callum 22....190.... 76......48......6.................... 29 ELLEM Hamish 21....195.... 96......49.....32................... 30 CORBETT Riley 23....196... 102...... 9....... 2.................... 31 RYAN Josh 27....195.... 95...... 78......0.................... 33 BOCK Harvey 21....183.... 83....... 2.......0.................... 37 STEVENS Joel 23....189.... 83...... 37..... 12.................... 38 SHERLOCK Kane 20....186.... 87....... 9.......0.................... 39 COUROUPIS Nicholas 21....182....80....... 4.......0.................... 42 JOHNSON Isaac (C) 25....193....84...... 39.....40................... 43 MATTINGLY Michael 26....184.... 76...... 18...... 3.................... 48 OBST Jed 20....180.... 76....... 0.......0.................... 54 MINCHELLA Darcy 18.... 197.... 75....... 4.......0.................... 56 THACKERAY Jesse 19.... 177......71....... 0.......0.................... 64 BRAMICH Dylan 23.... 197... 100...... 4.......0.................... 66 STEVENS Ned 20....196.... 85....... 4.......0.................... Rushed ��

COACH: Darren Reeves No

PLAYER

COLOURS: Black and Gold AGE. . ..HT. . ... WT. . ... GP.... GK....G......... B

1 McBEAN Liam 28....202.... 98..... 102...242.................. 2 SCHARENBERG Jonty 24....187....84......89..... 15.................... 3 SNOOK Matthew 31....183.... 83..... 176....42................... 4 GERLOFF Cole 23....186.... 86...... 76.....47................... 5 PROUD Max (C) 31....190.... 92..... 160.... 16.................... 7 REYNOLDS Luke 28....188....88..... 123... 147.................. 8 LYONS Corey 25....184....84...... 27..... 12.................... 9 BAILEY Darcy 29.... 177..... 81......119....83................... 10 PARTINGTON Luke 26....181`.... 79......84.....44................... 11 BELL James 24....183.... 81....... 9....... 7..................... 12 NEWMAN Brodie 22....193....88......20...... 1..................... 14 McCARTHY Brad 24....178....80.......51...... 3.................... 15 KLUSKE Jack 25....183.... 75......20..... 19.................... 16 MARTINI Alex 24.... 181..... 78...... 62...... 5..................... 17 KULLER Reid 21....182.... 83......48..... 12.................... 18 STRETCH Billy 26.... 181..... 79...... 56..... 10................... 19 McGREE Cameron 24....199... 102..... 23......8.................... 20 HOSIE Lachlan 26....189....80...... 63....143.................. 22 ALLEN Matthew 25....193.....91...... 65..... 51.................... 23 HOLDER Riley 20.... 191......91...... 27..... 12.................... 24 HORSNELL Cooper 21.... 175..... 72.......21......6.................... 25 RAYSON Lewis 20....184.... 69........7.......0.................... 26 WISDOM Liam 23....186....80.......13......0.................... 27 TURNER Brett 26....185....88..... 105....55................... 32 PINK Toby 24....194....94...... 50......9.................... 33 KITSCHKE Austin 21....192.....91....... 2.......4.................... 36 CHANDLER Will 21....183....84....... 6....... 5..................... 39 LOVELOCK Archie 18....178.... 74....... 3.......0.................... 41 DEEP Jared 24....182....80.......13...... 1..................... Rushed ��

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LEAGUE WEST GLENELG

1st

2nd

3rd

RD16 2022 @ HISENSE STADIUM Glenelg 9.12 (66) d West 8.9 (57)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Alexander Reardon Jack Millar Mitchell Harris

RD9 2022 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM Glenelg 15.5 (95) d West 13.12 (90)

BOUNDARY: Isaac Fishlock Tobin Dolman Bradley Applebee Damian Robinson

GOAL: Matthew Cummins Mathew Wilson

RD18 2021 @ HISENSE STADIUM Glenelg 15.8 (98) d West 9.8 (62)

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CENTRAL CARPENTER Jack...................... LARKINS Jai................................ LAUNER Blake........................... DEAKIN Adam........................... RICHARD Tyson........................ TIPPINS Jordan......................... CANNIZZARO Rhys.................. HABEL Luke............................... MCDONALD Darcy................... JONES Jamie.............................. LOCHOWIAK Jacob...................

RESERVES CENTRAL EAGLES

1st

43 47 49 51 52 53 55 56 58 60 2nd

EVANS Saxon............................ McLENNAN Louie.................... McGRATH Isaac........................ WILSON Cooper........................ PICKERING Ryan....................... HENKE Jack................................ WEAVER Dylan......................... RYAN Wyatt............................... HALL Jayden.............................. SCHWERDT Ethan................... 3rd

4th

Points

1 8 12 14 17 20 34 38 39 40 44 45 RESERVES UMPIRES

5 8 13 16 21 22 23 25 35 39 40

EAGLES

COACH: Matt Gallarello

COACH: Matt Knight

LONERGAN Jesse..................... NEUMANN Will......................... DAWKINS Harrison................. HOILE Lachlan.......................... ADAMS Charlie......................... TILLEY Sam................................ COOKE Lukas............................. NORMAN Carter....................... FIRNS Jack.................................. HANSEN Blake.......................... WELSH Tyler.............................. WILLIAMS Ryan........................ FIELD: Jake Cuming Paul Ventura Luke Wittenberg

46 47 48 50 53 54 56 57 59 60 61 62

HUNTER-PRICE Jonte............. O’REILLY Cormack................... WATSON Jay.............................. HILL Tyran.................................. UEDING Liam............................. ARTHUR Bailey......................... LUCK Tom................................... WOLLOGORANG Mishai......... SINEY Oliver............................... MENTA Sebastian.................... MAIR Brody................................ CHARLES Archer.......................

BOUNDARY: Benjamin Sieben Matthew Wilson Blayde Harten Taylah Parker

GOAL: Matthew Tainsh Jared Murton

11:30am Sunday 18 June @ Wigan Oval

STURT ANDERSON Angus................... MOLAN Charlie......................... BECKER Zac............................... ALLAN Hamish.......................... PUNCHER Liam......................... LEWIS Jack................................. RESCHKE Chad......................... WINGARD Heath...................... SADLER Nick.............................. CRANE Will................................. PHIPPS-PARSONS Stirling.... TAYLOR Willa.............................

RESERVES STURT NORTH

1st

43 46 47 48 49 50 52 53 55 56 57 2nd

JEFFERIES Brad........................ McLEOD George....................... KITTEL Hugo.............................. KELLY Hugo................................ HEIN Jordan............................... TABE Blake................................. BEDFORD Tye............................ TORODE Will.............................. FIDGE Blake............................... TURNER Ryan........................... HOWARD Chris......................... 3rd

4th

Points

6 19 21 22 24 26 31 36 38 41 RESERVES UMPIRES

8 10 17 20 21 26 29 33 35 37 41 42

NORTH

COACH: Chris Trapp

COACH: Mitch Clisby

WHITE Jesse.............................. O’LOUGHLIN Blayne................ TASKER Will............................... NUTTING Connor..................... PFRENGLE Kye.......................... BOWMAN Mack........................ WILLIAMS Harry...................... HOY Liam.................................... MURPHY Jamison.................... SCHREIBER Will........................ FIELD: Thomas W Kelly Daniel Whittlesea Nicholas Ghan

42 43 45 47 55 56 57 58 60 64

WISSMAN Hughen.................. MONTGOMERY Harper.......... WILSON Christian.................... SIMON Lam................................ ROBINSON Tom........................ SIZER Kurt.................................. HODGES Jack............................. SMITH Ethan............................. WHITE James............................ DIGNAN Oliver..........................

BOUNDARY: Daniel Charles Nathan Becker James Brewer Gianny Scoleri

GOAL: Connor Izzo Michael Lombardi

11:30am Saturday 24 June @ Flinders University Stadium

SOUTH GUNTHER Harrison................. SPACIE Harry............................. DOUGLASS Aaron..................... DUNCAN Charlie....................... CLIFTON Max............................. COCKSHELL Kobe..................... BRADLEY Angus....................... HARDING Ray............................ HINDES Sam.............................. BROWN Dylan...........................

RESERVES SOUTH NORWOOD

1st

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COACH: Alex Pigou 48 GILL Brian................................... 49 LOVERING Tate.......................... 53 SMITH Kyan............................... 54 COLLINS Jacob.......................... 56 MILLER Dylan............................ 59 DUNSHEA Nic............................ 60 SKINNER Joe.............................. 61 SCOTT Lachlan.......................... 62 JONES Riley................................ 2nd

3rd

4th

Points

12 18 24 30 37 39 40 42 43 46 48 49 50 RESERVES UMPIRES

11 25 27 29 32 34 35 36 39 40

JARVIS Ben................................. GRAHAM Tom............................ PASCOE Lachlan....................... HODGE Oscar............................ SAYWELL Isaac......................... NEHME Samuel........................ HEARD Finn............................... STINGEL Michael..................... TWELFTREE Izaak................... WEIGHTMAN Nicholas........... CARROLL Mitchell.................... DNISTRIANSKY Matthew...... RAHUI Taj.................................... FIELD: Ryan Webster Spencer Davis Zachery Packard

COACH: Michael Knoll 53 54 55 57 58 61 62 63 64 65 68 70

TOZER Kobe............................... WALLS Tyson............................ KENT Connor............................. PITT Damon............................... VAN WYK Alex........................... BALDWIN Beau......................... GALE Jayden.............................. MINERVINI Peter...................... PEDLER Harvey........................ WILKSCH Isaiah........................ HYDE Noah................................ STRICKLAND Hugh..................

BOUNDARY: Benjamin Sieben Jayden Dunning Justen Kern Fraser Town

GOAL: Tom Kelly Justin Thai

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WEST

RESERVES WEST GLENELG

GLENELG

COACH: Daimon Head

MULADY Owen......................... MAGUIRE Mitchell................... BABIC Frane............................... COTTRELL Jack......................... STEELE Nicholas..................... SHEPPARD Joshua................... SINDERBERRY Jye.................... KENNEDY Cade......................... ROBERTS Kye............................ CHAMBERLAIN Bailey............ LAUDATO Michael................... TREDWELL Lachlan................ HAHN Mitchell.......................... ELLEM Hamish......................... CORBETT Riley.......................... WESTDIJK Liam........................ WHITE Dylan............................. 1st

35 39 40 46 47 48 49 52 56 57 58 59 60 66 67 2nd

BUNWORTH Adam.................. COUROUPIS Nicholas............. WALTERS Darren..................... HIGHAM Finn............................. COE Tyson.................................. OBST Jed..................................... BYRNE Archer........................... WHITE Jordan........................... THACKERAY Jesse.................... PATTERSON Cooper................ BARKER Harrison..................... KOVACIC Jamie.......................... ROBERTS Jackson.................... STEVENS Ned........................... KREGAR Oscar.......................... 3rd

4th

Points

COACH: Russell Veenvliet

STAGG Hugh..............................

42 TUNKIN Harry...........................

21 MILLER Mackinley...................

43 REID Todd...................................

28 MOORE Jordan.......................... 29 McLEOD Connor....................... 30 ROSSMANN Marco.................. 31 BEECKEN Cooper..................... 34 STOCKMAN Will.......................

44 COLE Angus............................... 46 SCOTT Darcy.............................. 49 WALKER Jake............................. 50 WINDOW Hunter......................

37 YATES Jack..................................

51 BROKENSHA Hayden..............

38 LECK Nicholas...........................

55 CARTER Brock...........................

RESERVES UMPIRES

5 8 9 12 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 29 30 32 34

FIELD: Henry Lodge Henry Klemm Patrick Lally

BOUNDARY: Taylor Dorsey Matthew Wilson Daniel Charles James Brewer

GOAL: Thomas Oxford Braden Ford

TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U18 WRAP

BY TOM WYMAN

South Adelaide claimed a crucial 34-point win against Norwood under lights at Coopers Stadium in Round 11 of the Torrens University SANFL Under-18s. After a tight and low-scoring first term, the thirdplaced Panthers were able to get some separation on the scoreboard, led by a dominant midfield. Returning to the South line-up, tough midfielder Tom Wheaton was dominant around the ground, kicking three goals along with his outstanding 15 clearances and 32 disposals. Forward Jay Polkinghorne had a night to remember for the Redlegs, taking eight marks and booting five goals. Central District maintained its position at the top of the ladder with a 19-point win over North Adelaide at Prospect Oval. The Bulldogs gained an early lead and never looked back, snaring a comfortable win against North, which had beaten Central by seven points in Round 3. Tom Cochrane was the leading ball-winner for the Dogs with 24 disposals, as Riley McDonald battled hard for his team on the inside. Angus Tully was at his prolific best for the Roosters, gathering 34 disposals, with Owen Kalic and Hugh Payze also among North’s best. Sturt jumped into the top four with a 21-point triumph over rival Glenelg at Wigan Oval. In a relatively low-scoring affair, the Double Blues always looked in control despite never putting great distance between themselves and the Bays on the scoreboard. Ben Camporeale had the ball on a string for Glenelg, collecting 37 disposals, 12 marks and 10 clearances, with Michael Smith and Beau Symonds also among the Tigers’ best. Kobee Dabinett (24 disposals

North Adelaide’s Angus Tully gathered 34 disposals against Central. Photo: Peter Argent

and 11 clearances) and Kobe McEntee (23 disposals and seven tackles) were influential for Sturt, along with Ned Atkinson, who kicked a goal from 17 disposals. Woodville-West Torrens made it seven wins in a row with a strong 50-point victory over West Adelaide at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval. The form team of the under-18 competition, the Eagles set the game up with a terrific opening term to remain equal top on eight wins with Central District. Zac Schwarz was busy, accumulating 31 disposals and nine clearances, while key forward Izaac Niemann booted five goals. Charlie Haysman flew the flag for the Bloods with 29 disposals, eight marks and two goals, with Sam Burbridge West’s only other multiple goalkicker. sanfl.com.au

ALF SET THE PACE BY PETER ARGENT

One of the special group who played in South Adelaide men’s most recent premiership in 1964, Alf Skuse was an excitement machine, noted for his sizzling speed. Popular Skuse, who enjoyed a productive life, passed away on June 10. He was 81. Described by Magarey Medallist and noted scribe Jeff Pash as “a readymade rover from the beginning, with all the required virtues, including pace”, Skuse was a Panthers and State star. A halfforward-cum-rover, he played 139 games and kicked 195 goals for South from 1962-70. He played nine games for SA in SANFL’s golden area, proudly representing the State in the 1966 national carnival in Hobart, where he was famous for wearing early Adidas footy boots with the famous three stripes. Skuse played on a half-forward flank and was one of the best players in the ’64 grand final triumph, when first-year Panthers coach Neil Kerley lifted the club from bottom to top, beating Port Adelaide by 27 points in the decider. “There was a crowd of over 56,000 crammed into Adelaide Oval that day,” Skuse said in an interview in 2010. “It was an amazing crowd and over 25,000 of them must have 20

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flooded onto the ground (after the final siren),” said Skuse, recalling the fans’ excitement after the Panthers had ended a 26-year premiership drought. The Magpies had beaten South by one point in the second semi-final two weeks earlier but Skuse seemingly wasn’t all that nervous as he tucked into a steak cooked by his mum, Mona, for breakfast on grand final day. “Kerls was the first of the professional coaches,” Skuse said. “In 1963 we finished bottom but were a better side than that. He got the best out of the entire group. He was the boss and you knew exactly what was expected of you.” Skuse played on Port hard man Neville ‘Chicken’ Hayes. “Port was still coming at us halfway through the final quarter,” said Skuse, who had the ability to impact the scoreboard, although he could be inaccurate. “I actually kicked one (goal) and then ‘Daisy’ (Ian Day) capped his career off with a goal. We didn’t want a repeat of the second semi-final … we weren’t going to let that happen.” A Gawler lad, Skuse was the eldest son of nine children, and was originally keen to become a jockey, working at stables before heading to school.

Skuse won a Mail Medal in 1961 with the Willaston Donnybrooks in the Gawler and Districts competition in a premiership year and was runnerup for the competition’s top accolade at Hahndorf in the Hills competition the next year, despite moving to the Panthers during the season. He was runner-up to Mark Coombe in the 1969 Knuckey Cup for South’s best and fairest. Skuse captain-coached Gawler Central Tigers in the Gawler and Districts league from 1971-73, collecting a second Mail Medal in ’72. Skuse’s footy days finished at 32 when he had heart surgery, having an artificial aorta valve fitted. He had played his entire football career with this ailment. The operation gave him a long and fulfilling life and his specialist was 1960s Sturt premiership ruckman Tony ‘Doc’ Clarkson. A noted speedstar – perhaps the quickest player in the SANFL in the 1960s – Skuse won SA’s premier foot race the Bay Sheffield in 1964 and the Appila Gift in the Mid North the following season. He became a noted bowls player at Gawler, being president of the club in 2002 and ’03. A committeeman for two decades, he started Night Owls bowls at the club in 1984 and was a greens-worker for 30 years.

SANFL

MEN ’ S

LEAG UE

ROUND 9 WINNER

BREAKTHROUGH PLAYER

SAM FROST WEST

MILESTONES KEANU MILLER NORTH

WATCH HIGHLIGHTS 

50 GAMES

Playing just his fifth league game, the 20-year-old booted three goals to go with 17 disposals in the Bloods’ win against North.

RD10 TORRENS UNIVERSITY U18 MVP

TOM WHEATON (SOUTH)

HAMISH ELLEM WEST

WATCH HIGHLIGHTS 

50 GAMES

Recruited from Strathalbyn FC, the strong-bodied midfielder was a powerful force for the Panthers with 32 disposals, 15 clearances and three goals.

COLES MINI LEAGUERS OF THE WEEK Hamish Waldhuter

Riley Hughes

Favourite SANFL team?

Hamdog – Invisibility and the ability to fly

Wing/midfield

What do you like doing when you’re not playing footy?

Norwood

Central District

What do you want to be when you are older? Which SANFL match are you attending? Central v Eagles

Your local football club? Willaston

What position do you play on the footy field? Midfield

AFL player

What is the best thing about playing footy? Having fun with my friends

Ride my motorbike and water skiing up the river

The best piece If you were of advice given a superhero what would be by your coach? your name and Get the football super power? and have fun

Favourite SANFL team?

Which SANFL match are you attending? Norwood v Port

Your local football club? Hope Valley

What position do you play on the footy field?

What do you want to be when you are older? AFL player

What is the best thing about playing footy? Fun with

my mates

Rapid Riley – Be super fast

What do you like doing when you’re not playing footy? Ride bikes, go to the footy, play basketball and play with my dog

The best piece of advice given by your coach?

If you were a superhero what would be Attack the ball your name and hard and have super power? fun

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SEASON STANDINGS 2023 2023 HOSTPLUS SANFL MEN’S LEAGUE 2023 STANLEY H. LEWIS TROPHY

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 9)

Team

P W L

Glenelg

Sturt

Adelaide

Eagles

Central

Port North

U18

400

350

800

250

800

350

South

300

275

Eagles

400

150

Norwood

100

200

300

North

400

100

250

West

300

125

Adelaide

600

Port

400

782

504

60.81

Central

669

611

52.27

Sturt

811

538

60.12

Glenelg

602

593 50.38

530

568 48.27

657

726

47.51

567

660

46.21

West

575

649 46.98

South

554

690 44.53

Norwood 9

469

677

40.92

Pts

Team

2023 HOSTPLUS SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE

U16

Total

400

175

900

2225

300

225

600

2175

200

150

600

2100

350

1000 2000

400

125

350

1425

100

700

1400

100

400

1250

150

250

825

600

400

2023 RESERVES

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 12)

Team

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 9)

P W L

Pts

P W L

Pts

South

12 10 2

328

295

52.65

Glenelg

711

532

57.2

Central

12 9

495

414

54.46

Central

613

507

54.73

Team

Norwood 12 7

462

338

57.75

South

633

538 54.06

Sturt

12 6

460

388 54.25

Sturt

672

496

57.53

Glenelg

12 6

358

390

47.86

Norwood

621

605

50.65

North

12 4

452

444 50.45

Eagles

606

688 46.83

Eagles

12 3

326

451

41.96

West

488

695

41.25

West

12 2

288

449 39.08

North

465

748 38.33

2023 TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U18s

2023 TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U16s

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 11)

Team

P W L

Pts

P W L

Central

11 8

877

538

61.98

Team Sturt

11 9

827

508

61.95

Eagles

11 8

865

618

58.33

Central

837

737

53.18

South

845

620

57.68

Glenelg

11 6

717

725

49.72

Sturt

11 6

733

713

50.69

West

11 6

692

716

49.15

Norwood

11 6

603

794

43.16

Eagles

11 5

723

797

47.57

North

11 5

644

663

49.27

North

11 4

721

770 48.36

Glenelg

11 4

637

761

45.57

Norwood

11 4

700

833 45.66

West

11 0 11 0

500

997

33.4

South

11 3

654

785

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS

HOSTPLUS SANFL LEAGUE ROUND 9

Eagles v Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) Adelaide 13.17 (95) d Eagles 11.6 (72) Crowd: 5444

Glenelg v Sturt (Stratarama Stadium) Glenelg 23.12 (150) d Sturt 6.9 (45) Crowd: 7285

West v North (Hisense Stadium) West 10.8 (68) d North 5.9 (39) Crowd: 1353

South v Norwood (Flinders University Stadium) Norwood 12.7 (79) d South 8.8 (56) Crowd: 1550

Port v Central (Alberton Oval) Port 13.14 (92) d Central 10.9 (69) Crowd: 1738 22

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Pts

RESERVES ROUND 9 Eagles 7.6 (48) d Central 6.7 (43) North 10.10 (70) d West 9.10 (64) Glenelg 9.18 (72) d Sturt 9.6 (60) South 10.8 (68) d Norwood 7.11 (53) U18 TORRENS UNIVERSITY CUP ROUND 11 South 12.10 (82) d Norwood 7.6 (48) Central 9.9 (63) d North 6.8 (44) Sturt 10.7 (67) d Glenelg 6.10 (46) Eagles 17.7 (109) d West 9.5 (59)

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

West 11.8 (74) d Norwood 8.14 (62) Eagles 10.7 (67) d Central 6.7 (43) Glenelg 16.14 (110) d North 8.5 (53) Sturt 10.6 (66) d Adelaide 8.8 (56) Port 15.12 (102) d South 11.8 (74)

STATE GAME

ROUND 11 First Nations Round

BYE WEEKEND

ROUND 12 First Nations Round

ROUND 17

Saturday 1 July Eagles v South Port v West Sunday 2 July Sturt v Norwood Glenelg v Central North v Adelaide

Friday 19 May SANFL 8.16 (64) d WAFL 7.9 (51)

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)

ROUND 7

Adelaide 8.12 (60) d Norwood 5.6 (36) Eagles 14.10 (94) d West 5.8 (38) Glenelg 8.5 (53) d Central 6.8 (44) North 15.10 (100) d Port 14.8 (92) Sturt 7.9 (51) d South 7.7 (49)

AFL GATHER ROUND

Saturday 8 July Norwood v Glenelg South v North Eagles v Port West v Sturt Central v Adelaide

Weekend of Saturday 5 August MTKO ROUND 16 A Saturday 12 August Norwood v South CS WO Central v Sturt XCO SS Port v Glenelg A PO Sunday 13 August West v Adelaide MB Eagles v North MTKO

CS FUS MTKO HS NO

Saturday 19 August North v Central South v Port Eagles v Glenelg West v Norwood Sturt v Adelaide

PO FUS MTKO HS 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

Central 8.12 (60) d West 7.7 (49) Adelaide 13.10 (88) d North 5.11 (41) Glenelg 13.8 (86) d South 6.9 (45) Port 8.10 (58) d Norwood 7.9 (51) Sturt 12.15 (87) d Eagles 10.5 (65)

ROUND 8

Central 8.8 (56) d Norwood 7.9 (51) Glenelg 12.10 (82) d Adelaide 12.8 (80) South 11.12 (78) d North 7.9 (51) Eagles 9.8 (62) d Port 8.11 (59) Sturt 8.15 (63) d West 9.5 (59)

ROUND 9 King’s Birthday Weekend

Adelaide 13.17 (95) d Eagles 11.6 (72) West 10.8 (68) d North 5.9 (39) Port 13.14 (92) d Central 10.9 (69) Glenelg 23.12 (150) d Sturt 6.9 (45) Norwood 12.7 (79) d South 8.8 (56)

ROUND 10 Split Round Saturday 17 June Central v Eagles Sunday 18 June Norwood v Port Sturt v North Saturday 24 June South v Adelaide West v Glenelg

ROUND 18

ROUND 13

Saturday 15 July Port v North Eagles v Norwood West v Central Glenelg v Adelaide Sunday 16 July Sturt v South

A MTKO HS SS WO

ROUND 14

Saturday 22 July North v Norwood Central v South Glenelg v West Sunday 23 July Port v Sturt Eagles v Adelaide

FINALS Sunday 3 September

PO Elim. & Qual. Final XCO Sunday 10 September SS Semi Final 1 & 2 A MTKO

ROUND 15 XCO CS WO FUS HS

Saturday 29 July Sturt v Eagles Adelaide v Port Sunday 30 July North v Glenelg South v West Norwood v Central

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

Sunday 17 September Preliminary Final Sunday 24 September

Grand Final

AO AO AO

WO AO PO FUS CS

Legend

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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