South Australian Football Budget - Round 2 2023 - Vol 98 - No. 2 - 6 Apr

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FATHER TIME

Adam Hartlett with daughter Elkie May and enjoying his role as West Adelaide coach at training.

“She was a long night,” Hartlett laughed. As coach, the 2015 Bloods premiership defender believes his relationships with his players and communicating with them is a major priority, so while he and Sarah were waiting, he got in touch with each player individually, texting positive messages about their coming challenge.

But, in the end, it wasn’t about the footy. “She’s beautiful,” Adam said of Elkie, who was 3.45kg and 50cm at birth, “and our two older girls (Indianna, eight, and Mila, six) are stoked.”

And Sarah was “really great”, going so well the family was back home by mid-afternoon the same day, just missing the start of Westies’ first-up clash. Hartlett naturally watched the game and admitted to flicking a few texts to head of football Paul Streatfield to get some feedback about what was happening outside the stoppages,

with the TV not showing the full ground. There’s no way he would be troubling acting coach Anderson, who he had total faith in. “Ryan, he’s brilliant … I had mentally prepared myself not to be there but I have seen Ryan coach the reserves for the past two years and I knew the boys would be in great hands,” Hartlett said.

Anderson had been on standby almost a month earlier when West faced South in Hartlett’s first trial game as coach. “Sarah was having a lot of contractions, from midnight until about 3am, and I was preparing for us to go to hospital.”

Now Hartlett, pleased his men “fought it out to the very end” in a 16-point Round 1 loss, is preparing to actually coach his first league game, a huge test against Adelaide.

“I’m excited about Friday. I’m looking forward to being there.”

BY PETER CORNWALL

Adam Hartlett had a feeling.

The date for his first game as senior West Adelaide coach was April 1. The due date for his and wife Sarah’s third daughter was March 30.

And the Bloods boss was given an early warning. He almost missed his first trial game as coach, way back on March 4, because it looked like Elkie May was on her way. She wasn’t, but the afternoon before West’s season opener against North at Prospect Sarah “felt like something was happening”. It was.

And, as you would expect of a good coach, Hartlett had a Plan B. He decided then and there it was time to go with this option, getting in touch with senior assistant Ryan Anderson, who had known there was the chance he would be stepping up for the clash with the Roosters.

Sarah’s waters broke at 11pm and Elkie was born at 7.55am on April 1.

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MATCH PREVIEWS

BY PETER CORNWALL

NORWOOD V STURT There was excitement and an unmistakable air of expectation at Norwood on Friday night and again at Unley on Saturday last week. But the feelings of supporters of these great rivals were poles apart after their first 100 minutes of footy.

The Redlegs had raised the flag from their stunning 2022 premiership triumph, their team was in the significant spotlight of the new lights at The Parade and the home fans among a 3000-plus crowd were in celebration mode at the opening bounce. The Double Blues were playing their first game in front of the refurbished Jack Oatey Stand, also watched by more than 3000 fans and with great expectations, aligned with coach Martin Mattner’s hopes for a topthree finish.

The Blues lived up to the hype in a convincing 31-point win against flag hopeful Glenelg. But Redlegs fans didn’t know what had hit them when the premiers were trailing 1.5 to 11.5 against the Eagles early in the third quarter. The Legs have a lengthy injury list, headed by a hamstring worry for grand final 4

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There was plenty for Sturt fans to celebrate at Unley last week and No.1 Martin Frederick added plenty of speed and excitement, having good reason to celebrate his first game for the Blues. Photo: Cory Sutton

matchwinner Matt Panos, but they refused to let the night end in embarrassment, beaten by 46 points. As Norwood fans will tell you, their side started slowly last year as well, winning just two of their first six games. Coach Jade Rawlings will be wanting a better start than that but it won’t be easy again this week on the evidence of Sturt’s win against the Bays.

Matchwinner Patrick Wilson was back bigger and better and the Blues’ recruiting hit the jackpot.

Martin Frederick added zippy pace, key defender Connor McFadyen stepped in seamlessly for Sam Wundke, Liam Puncher was a smash hit and returning wingman Charlie Parker looked dangerous.

And ruckman Amos Doyle showed why Mattner has such high hopes for him. His clash with Harry Boyd should be a ripper after the big Blue took it right up to the Jack Oatey Medallist last season. It will set the tempo for this big clash.

WEST V ADELAIDE Michael Godden warned “we won’t be taking the foot off the pedal” when he was asked pre-season if Adelaide would be playing the

exciting brand of footy that took the club to within two kicks of a grand final spot last year. The Crows were clearly the highest-scoring team in the league, topping 100 points 11 times, and in the SANFL Showdown they recorded the only 100-plus score for this year’s opening round.

In kicking 19.10 (124) in a 78-point crunching of Port Adelaide, the Crows showed they again loom as a premiership threat. Matt Crouch, who earned 30 possessions, was a bonus for Godden, who hadn’t expected the star midfielder to come up just three weeks after suffering a leg fracture. And Harry Schoenberg was a powerhouse with 34 touches and three goals, while mercurial Tariek Newchurch bagged four.

The best attack from last year faces the worst defence of ’22 but new Bloods coach Adam Hartlett spent pretty much all summer working on restricting opposition scoring. He also had his players working hard on their fitness and was pleased with the way his young and inexperienced side, not helped by injuries and suspension, kept fighting to the finish against flag favourite North, kicking the last

four goals in a 16-point loss.

Powerade Breakthrough player Kobe Ryan, playing just his fifth league game, racked up 27 disposals, while Josh Gore booted four goals and they are part of the young talent Hartlett is looking to build a highly-competitive side around.

CENTRAL V NORTH There have been some powerhouse ruckmen play pivotal roles in SANFL flags in the past 15 years – names like Jason Mackenzie, Sam Baulderstone, Jack Osborn, Jesse White and Jarrad Redden spring to mind. Premiership star Mitch Harvey has been crucial to the Roosters’ success over the past five seasons and he just seems to keep getting better. Harvey, 27 and 198cm, earned 17 touches, a gamehigh 21 hit-outs and booted two goals in North’s opening-round win against West. And it was a big day for him – he became only the second Rooster in club history to play 100 consecutive games, not having missed a match since late 2017. Paul Kennett played 111 games consecutively between 1948-53.

Harvey will make life hard for the Bulldogs, who will be without ruck ace Billy McCormack, hit with a two-match ban for his high bump on South’s Kobe Mutch. As was the case last year, the Bulldogs were

right in it for large parts of the game at Noarlunga, only five points down at half-time and winning the last quarter. But it can take just a short lapse for the game to slip away and the Panthers booted four goals in six minutes early in the third quarter in a matchwinning burst. Harry Grant provided the sort of consistent effort required, picking up 25 disposals, nine clearances and 10 tackles.

SOUTH V EAGLES It’s a reflection of the SANFL’s high standard and even competition that so many coaches are pumping up their team’s chances this year.

Usually the men in charge play their cards close to their chest and talk about taking it “one week at a time”.

But the top three is under siege.

Seven or eight won’t go into three but, after Round 1, you could see why Panthers coach Jarrad Wright and Eagles boss Jade Sheedy were confident their clubs would bounce back from missing finals action last year. Sheedy was emphatic at the SANFL season launch at Adelaide Oval – he and his Eagles were ready. They’d had a longer preseason than the previous two years – when they won back-to-back flags – and they’d had plenty of time to stew over where it had gone wrong, working to overcome deficiencies, in particular with some

selective recruiting. It was clear just how ready Sheeds’ Eagles were, jumping out to a 10-goal lead early in the third quarter against last year’s premiers at Norwood. Small forward Zane Williams kicked four goals on his return after a half-aseason stint with Geelong, while returning former Crow James Rowe looked so good in picking up 26 touches and kicking two goals it would come as no surprise if he were picked up in the mid-season draft. Mitch Hardie, who last year averaged 17 disposals, kicked off this season with 34. “I don’t think I have ever seen anyone do as big a pre-season as Mitch,” Sheedy said.

Wright was talking up South’s hopes pre-season, saying, “We are certainly in it to win it this year,” and his men showed they were on the right track by dismissing Central.

We will know more about them after this week’s tough test.

GLENELG V PORT It’s a long season, so a first-round loss is far from reason to panic.

Tigers supporters will be quick to tell you Mark Stone’s men lost their Round 1 clash against Norwood in their 2019 premiership campaign.

Now the Bays will be looking to learn from their loss at Unley by aiming for a consistent, disciplined four-quarter effort and to cut back on their costly turnovers while capitalising on the ones they create.

The Magpies will also be looking to make the most of their chances after having 51 forward-50 entries to Adelaide’s 53 but losing by 78 points. They threw themselves into it, out-tackling the Crows 25-9 in the first quarter and in the second term holding a 26-12 inside-50 advantage. And there was little more Nick Moore could have done as he continued to show the desperation that made him the league’s leading tackler last year, tallying 10 to go with 24 disposals and seven clearances.

Roosters ruckman Mitch Harvey just keeps on playing, week after week – and keeps on performing. He enjoys kicking a goal, too, as shown in last week’s win against West.

Photo: David Mariuz

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PLAYING FOR KEEPS

BY PETER ARGENT

It seems a world away from the coaches’ box but along Darren Reeves’ unique journey in sport he was wicketkeeping to Aussie express fast bowler Brett Lee’s thunderbolts.

Keepers are in many ways like drummers in a band, having a pivotal role in the team but not always receiving the accolades of their peers. In some ways, the footy club’s coach plays a similar role as unsung hero of a successful team.

Reeves was a member of New South Wales’ under-17, under-19 and under-21 State cricket teams, playing alongside Lee and fellow Test paceman Nathan Bracken. In 1997, under the tutelage of Rod Marsh, Reeves came to Adelaide with the AIS Australian Cricket Academy.

“Rod was amazing for me, a phenomenal person,” Reeves said.

“He made it clear what I needed to do from a preparation perspective and was supportive off the field. We had a tour of India and Sri Lanka, where I played in front of 40,000 fans at Chennai, against guys like South African Lance Klusener and 18-year-old VVS Laxman.

“Cricket was such an individual game, while I loved the teamoriented nature of football, the changeroom banter and mateship.”

How that transitioned into the senior coaching role at Glenelg Football Club is a story of a man who fell in love with footy and was keen to make his own mark.

Reeves, originally from the Blue Mountains, was a State Second XI wicketkeeper for the ‘Baggy Blues’.

In Adelaide he represented SA’s Second XI while playing A-grade district cricket for West Torrens, Woodville and the Northern Jets, at one stage vying with Graham Manou for the Redbacks’ keeping role.

While he moved to SA to further his cricket career, it was with Amateur League club Salisbury Magpies he got a taste for and fell in love with our football code. He became

Top: Anyone for a Tigers premiership? Darren Reeves after winning the grand final with Nuriootpa in 2015.

Bottom: Darren Reeves coaching at Central District.

captain of the Magpies, then was senior coach from 2010-13.

“We played in a flag in 2007 at Salisbury and late in the 2009 preseason Eddie Hocking asked me if I’d take the role as reserves coach, along with continuing to play,” Reeves recalled.

“After six weeks I was hooked and stopped playing to concentrate on the coaching role. I enjoyed the challenge of instilling the philosophies I was developing around relationships, connection and fun, and the next year I took over the senior role.

“During this time I’d sit in the grandstand at Elizabeth Oval and watch Roy Laird go about his role as coach in that era when they were dominating the competition. I’m a great believer in game simulation drills around how we want to play and there needs to be a competitive component with it.”

The next step in this ride was in 2014 as A-grade coach of Nuriootpa Rovers in the highly-competitive Barossa, Light and Gawler competition. Reeves soon gained a reputation for his communication skills, mentoring players including Henry Slattery, Jay Nash and Jack Juniper as he engineered a Tigers premiership in his second year.

“I learnt some great lessons at Nuriootpa and the learnings from winning that flag with the Tigers were pivotal to my journey,” Reeves said. “One of the biggest of them was ensuring you give all the players consistent feedback and challenge them, whether they were an experienced AFL footballer like Henry Slattery, or a kid coming into the side for their first season of senior footy.”

Always looking to improve himself and learn, he took the opportunity at Central District as Centre of Excellence/under-18 coach. He stepped up as reserves coach and senior assistant to Laird, the man he’d been watching from the grandstand.

Having the courage of his conviction to move away from family and business commitments, in 2018-19 Reeves was NT Thunder coach in the NEAFL in its final two years, based in Darwin. For the past three seasons Reeves was North Adelaide head of development, senior league assistant to Jacob Surjan and reserves coach, taking the Roosters to the grand final last year.

With Reeves’ excellent communication skills and the breadth of talent at his disposal at the Bay, expect Glenelg to be a serious contender in 2023.

Reeves and his supportive wife, Adelaide girl Linda, have four children, sons Josh, Cohen and Judd and daughter Keeley. Josh is firstgrade keeper at East Torrens, while Cohen, a pace bowler at the Northern Jets, has played State underage cricket. Judd’s passion is soccer, while Keeley is into dance. sanfl.com.au

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MAKING HER OWN MARK

BY PETER ARGENT

Lana Schwerdt at The Parade with her father, former Central great Stephen, and with the ball against the Bulldogs.

A contested ball queen, 18-year-old Lana Schwerdt has been growing her game since debuting with Norwood at the start of the 2021 SANFLW campaign.

From an endurance sports background, Schwerdt competed in triathlons from age nine to 16, starting when she was living on the Gold Coast. On returning to Adelaide, she began her football journey at school, playing for Pembroke College from Year 8. She had a couple of seasons with Glenunga Rams before being invited into the Redlegs’ underage programs.

“Being a strong inside player is an aspect of the game I pride myself on,” said Schwerdt, who racked up 26 touches in Norwood’s Round 4 win against the Eagles. “I have always been taught to be strong over the contested ball and to play with courage. I’m also endeavouring to bring some outside, uncontested ball into my game, along with having some impact on the scoreboard and lengthening my kicking.”

Helping her achieve her goals is a raft of football genes and plenty of assistance from in the Schwerdt clan. Lana’s father Stephen played

three Mail Medals, a vital component in three flags in four seasons under Malcolm McGrath in 1990-93.

Lana’s older brother Ethan, 21, represented his State in the under15 schoolboys in Perth and under16s program. He played up to reserves level with Norwood and moved across to the Ponderosa in the pre-season, with Lana saying he “has been enjoying his time at Central”, while she is happy to continue to don the navy and red.

Schwerdt, who said her dad and Ethan are good sounding boards, was a key component in the SA under-18 girls’ three wins at the national championships in 2022 and is still available to be picked up

by Adelaide as a father-daughter selection. While Schwerdt wasn’t drafted by the Crows last year, she was a train-on player with them during AFLW Season 7.

“While my goal was to get drafted, the Crows told me in advance there weren’t going to be opportunities at draft time,” Schwerdt said. “I love the game and love it at Norwood, so whatever happens I keep playing.”

Apart from her close family, Lana has had a couple of other key mentors along the way. “(Crows premiership player) Courtney Cramey was someone I learnt a lot from at Glenunga, while Norwood coach Brad Snell has helped me, both last year when he was an assistant and this season in the senior role.”

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212 games for Central District and was 1998 club champion, also playing 25 AFL games for the Crows.

He played in the 1990 SANFL City v Country game and represented the SANFL in State games in 1994-96.

He was Adelaide fitness coach in 1999, then physical performance manager before joining Gold Coast in 2012 in a similar role. He has been SA Cricket Association’s high performance fitness guru since 2015.

“With dad being involved in the fitness side of elite sporting programs, I always endeavour to use his IQ in this area,” Lana said.

“Whether it’s asking about a stretching exercise or any fitness advice, it’s great to have him on hand.”

Lana’s Uncle Patrick – ‘Potty’ to his mates – played 23 SANFL games for the Doggies in the mid 1980s and won a Mail Medal at Tanunda in 1990. Uncle Eddie is regarded among the best players of all time in the Barossa, Light and Gawler Football competition. After kicking 150 goals for Salisbury West in its inaugural premiership year of 1985, he went to South Gawler and won

LEADING THE WAY

BY PETER ARGENT

“He’s a no-thrills player and an honest bloke… a mature, stable and quality leader for this group.” South Adelaide coach Jarrad Wright was referring to the Panthers’ new skipper Jake Summerton and he sure hit the nail on the head.

Shutdown defender Summerton is a dedicated, team-oriented club man who has had to earn his dues.

From Wallaroo Bulldogs on the Yorke Peninsula, he languished in the SANFL reserves for much of his time at Woodville-West Torrens before moving down to Noarlunga and developing into a 100-game SANFL league footballer. Not bad for a lad who played just nine league games in an extended period in Eagles colours.

After fellow second-club SANFL footballer Matt Rose announced he would not be continuing as South’s skipper in ’23, the club handed the role to Summerton.

“The 12-man senior leadership group formed this year voted for ‘Summo’ to be the next person to lead the club,” Wright said. “It shows he has strong trust within the squad.

“We ran a leadership program with

South Adelaide captain Jake Summerton with the ball for the Panthers against Port Adelaide and for the Eagles as a junior in 2007.

James Podsiadly, which included those 12 players along with myself and general manager of football Brent Reilly.

“Jake has a really good grounding of what is required by our playing group, having lived what perseverance and resilience look like. He brings good empathy and directions for the entire group.

“Jake is a great club man who will bring this group even closer together. He’s a loyal person of great character and on game day he finds a way to get the job done from the playing perspective.

He has been vice-captain for the past couple of years and been in the acting captaincy role many times when Matthew Rose was sidelined. This is a step up in roles for Jake and a well-deserved appointment.”

Summerton, after progressing through the Eagles’ underage programs, played in four consecutive SANFL reserves grand finals from 2013, winning three flags in a row.

He switched to South in the 2018 pre-season and has been a key member of the backline since.

“It’s definitely time to play in a league flag for the Panthers – that’s the goal,” said Summerton, who turned 30 last August. “That would be great for the football club and the entire community.”

He said being honoured with South’s captaincy was up there with the top accolades of his career. “A number of guys across the journey, including Joel Cross, Matt Rose and Keegan Brooksby at South, along with Luke Powell and Mark McKenzie at the Eagles, have been great role models along the way. I’ve learnt plenty from each of them,” he said.

“We have been through what is called a ‘Four Quarter’ leadership program. For us, it’s a whole community approach, not just the players and the coaching staff, but understanding the connection with the South Adelaide community and supporters.”

Summerton is supported by Matthew Broadbent as his vice-captain and Ben Heaslip, Eamon Wilkinson, Sam Skinner and Oscar Clavarino are also in the leadership group. sanfl.com.au

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THE ELECTRIFYING 80S DION HAYMAN recalls in 1988 he was “fortunate enough” to become editor of the Football Budget, in what was his first job out of college.

Now, during the course of this season, the long-time journalist is looking forward to retelling the stories of some of the most memorable matches of the 1980s and talking with the characters who made them so unforgettable.

SANFL footy in the 1980s had everything. If you’re a dad or mum at the footy reading this, chances are you grew up with it like a best friend. It was the final decade of football in South Australia before the game changed forever with AFL expansion and the birth of the Adelaide Crows. But what a mark it made on us all.

Awash with heroes and villains, the decade enjoyed more media coverage than ever before, thrust in colour into your living room on a Saturday night via The Big Replay.

The decade ushered in some of the finest players this State has produced – Stephen Kernahan, Craig Bradley, Peter Motley, John Platten, Garry Mcintosh, Michael Aish and the Jarman brothers, Andrew and Darren. It helped soften the blow of having to farewell a catalogue of champions – Barrie Robran, Russell Ebert, Malcolm Blight, Paul Bagshaw, Rick Davies, Graham Cornes and eventually, after an astonishing 467 games, Peter Carey.

It was an era of free-flowing, highscoring football the likes of which will never be seen again.

Somewhat poetically, a score of 30 goals was recorded exactly 30 times in the decade. Playing full back was a tough sell in the ’80s.

The forwards were the pin-up boys and they passed double-figures no less than 55 times – 12 of them in 1983 alone when Rick Davies (151), Neville Roberts (111), Grenville Dietrich (109) and Roger Luders (105) all booted the magical ton.

Left: The 1988 grand final Budget, edited by Dion Hayman, was 100 pages in the glory years of SANFL footy. Right: West Adelaide’s 1983 premiership team typified the high-scoring brand of football in the 1980s.

Let’s not forget six-time leading goalkicker Tim Evans as well as Blight, Trevor Pierson, Greg Edwards, Ian Willmott, Stephen Nichols and John Roberts who also booted 100 goals in a season – Evans did it three times while Nichols and Dietrich did it twice.

Their achievements were all celebrated with a swagger of newly-coined medals in 1981 named in honour of the great Fos Williams, Jack Oatey and Ken Farmer.

Then there were the larger-than-life coaches who filled the ever-popular Sunday lunchtime footy shows – Neil Kerley, John Cahill, Neil Balme, Daryl Hicks, Graham Campbell, John Halbert and Kevin ‘Cowboy’ Neale crossing swords with the likes of KG Cunningham, David Darcy and Peter Marker. Those commentators filled the airwaves with contrasting amounts of colour, humour, passion and almost always hysteria. Ian Day was a personal favourite, while Australian Football Hall of Fame inductee Bruce McAvaney cut his teeth calling games in the early part of the decade.

It was a time when white shorts went out of vogue. Glenelg and Torrens dabbled with the gold on away days, while West went for red as did at times the Bulldogs.

Rod McLeod and Brian Lees brought

every game to life on 5AD back in the days when if you wanted to watch a game, you had to actually turn up at the ground. If not, you often settled for the live coverage of the reserves game on Saturday mornings. But the tide was changing and the first Sunday games were soon telecast live against the gate – heralded with their own catchy footy anthems.

Port Adelaide dominated the decade with four premierships, bookended either side by a hat-trick of flags that stretched into the ’70s and ’90s. But they fell on uncharacteristic lean times in between, allowing the likes of Norwood, Glenelg, West Adelaide and North Adelaide to enjoy their time in the sun. Norwood’s 1984 ‘history-makers’ grabbed their own special place in the annals of the game by becoming the first premier to win from the elimination final.

At State-of-Origin level, SA enjoyed a period of not just competitiveness but relative dominance against Victoria that had never been seen before. There were no less than four wins against the Big V, culminating in a 10-goal rout in 1988 to claim the Bicentennial Championships at Football Park.

Remember Football Park? It took centre stage in the electrifying ’80s. sanfl.com.au

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FREDERICK Martin

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SAUNDERS Jack

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LEWIS Tom

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DONNELLY Thomas

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CAREY Henry

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MORRIS Samuel

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THIELE Joel

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ROKAHR Nik

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HONE Joshua

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10 HAMILTON Declan

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McFADYEN Connor

22.... 191..... 93........1........0....................

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22....186.... 83......42..... 14...................

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MATHEWS James

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KENNERLEY Jacob

12 JARVIS Ben

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SHUTE Josh

22....187.... 76.......31..... 12....................

13 BALL Cameron

23....194.... 95......60...... 2....................

13 WILSON Patrick

28....190.... 92......94.....59...................

14 NUNN Matthew (C)

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14 RENTSCH Josh

19.... 197... 100......12..... 10...................

16 LOWDEN Nick

23.... 191..... 93...... 14...... 3....................

15 EDMONDS Luke

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20 LING Matthew

23....183....80........1........0....................

16 DAKIN Jared

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23 SANDERS Oliver

20....178.... 78........1........0....................

18 FAHEY-SPARKS Daniel 25....196.... 92......60.....28...................

25 McLEAN Connor

27....196.... 96...... 53.....60...................

21 PUNCHER Liam

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27 WILKINS Mitch

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22 COOMBLAS Will

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31 BOYD Harry

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23 BATTERSBY James (C)

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32 WRIGHT Alec

22....190.... 90....... 0.......0....................

25 PAGE Guy

29.... 177..... 74..... 172.... 13....................

33 SURMAN Luke

25....196... 105.....42.....35...................

27 FRYER Charlie

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

34 WARBURTON Ethan

20....185.... 78....... 3.......0....................

28 PARKER Charlie

25....192.... 85...... 10...... 7.....................

35 HEARD Jack

22.... 191..... 90......38......0....................

30 GRIVELL Oliver

22....192....84...... 32.....23...................

41 BOGLE Luke

22....178.... 83......38.....22...................

31 BURROWS Lachlan

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45 BINDER Tristian

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34 VOSS Casey

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52 EVANS Logan

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39 SLIMMING Steven

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56 ROBINSON Liam

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44 RICHARDS James

23....189.... 82.......17.....22...................

62 GALE Jayden

19.... 181..... 83....... 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 NORWOOD STURT

1st

2nd

3rd

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Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Sam Morgan Joshua Hardy Scott Galletly

RD5 2022 @ WIGAN OVAL Sturt 12.9 (81) d Norwood 7.1 (53)

BOUNDARY: James Sutton Samuel Royans Damian Robinson

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COACH: Adam Hartlett No

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3 4 5 6 7

COLOURS: Red and Black

COACH: Michael Godden COLOURS: Navy Blue, Red & Gold

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

No

PLAYER

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

MORRISH Thomas

23.... 179.... 81...... 29..... 12....................

5

CROUCH Matthew*

28.... 181..... 82...... 25......6....................

REDFERN Luke

24.... 175..... 79....... 5.......0....................

6

HATLEY Jackson*

22.... 191......91...... 32..... 16....................

MULADY Owen

19.... 179.... 76....... 0.......0....................

11

HAYSMAN Hugh

26.... 179.... 73...... 78.....33...................

FROST Samuel

20....184.... 81....... 0.......0....................

12 BOYLE Jay

25....188.... 93...... 45..... 19....................

BOYLE Jordan

26....178.....77.......71..... 12....................

15 COOK Brayden*

20....190.... 85...... 29..... 15....................

24.... 176.... 78......28..... 13....................

19 TAYLOR Zac*

20....180.... 74...... 18......9....................

10 RYAN Kobe

19....183.... 72....... 5....... 2....................

21 BROWN Tyler*

23....192.... 86........1........0....................

13 DELAHUNTY Liam

22....193.... 90....... 8....... 1.....................

25 McHENRY Edward*

22....194....94.......11....... 7.....................

14 BEECH Jonathon

32....187.... 87..... 213...268..................

26 SCHOENBERG Harry*

22.... 179.... 73........7....... 5.....................

19 SINDERBERRY Jye

21....189.... 85.......21......0....................

27 NANKERVIS Luke*

19....182.... 86......20...... 7.....................

20 KENNEDY Cade

19....178.... 76....... 3.......0....................

29 KAPPLER Jaidan

22....182.... 72...... 32...... 1.....................

23 LAUDATO Michael

20.... 179.... 76....... 3.......0....................

30 O’LOUGHLIN Blayne

20.... 176.... 74........1........0....................

24 MAY Samuel

23....182.... 81...... 23......6...... ..............

31 DOWLING Billy*

18....187....80....... 0.......0....................

27 GORE Joshua

21....178.... 78.......31.....46...................

34 HIMMELBERG Elliott*

24....200.... 98...... 67.....83...................

28 PARK Callum

22....190.... 76......40......6....................

35 BORLASE James*

20....192.... 98......43......4....................

29 ELLEM Hamish

21....195.... 96......43.....29...................

36 McPHERSON Andrew* 23....186.... 86......24...... 1.....................

8

MAGUIRE Mitchell

30 CORBETT Riley

22....196... 102...... 2....... 2....................

40 BOND Hugh*

20....185.... 81........1........0....................

31 RYAN Josh

26....195.... 95...... 70......0....................

42 NEWCHURCH Tariek*

27....182.... 78...... 39.....52...................

36 GLANVILL William

19....190....88........1........0....................

44 GOLLANT Lachlan*

29....192.... 83...... 23.....30...................

37 STEVENS Joel

22....189.... 83...... 29..... 10...................

45 STRACHAN Kieran*

33... 204... 103..... 57.....23...................

38 SHERLOCK Kane

20....186.... 87........1........0....................

46 MADGEN Jack

23....192.... 85........1........ 1.....................

42 JOHNSON Isaac

25....193....84.......31.....34...................

47 WRIGHT Matthew (C)

26....126....116.... 127...128..................

43 MATTINGLY Michael

26....184.... 76...... 10...... 1.....................

48 KEANE Mark*

33....194.... 95........1........0....................

51 MARSLEN Max

26....196.... 98....... 6.......4....................

50 McKENZIE Isaya

23....180.... 81...... 50.....48...................

22....195.... 92....... 2.......0....................

53 SMITHSON Josh

23....187.....91...... 10......11....................

57 PATTERSON Cooper

*Denotes AFL listed player. All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.

LEAGUE WEST ADELAIDE

1st

2nd

3rd

RD11 2022 @ HISENSE STADIUM Adelaide 15.12 (102) d West 9.12 (66)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Mason Beyer Thomas Burke Michael Sboro

RD6 2022 @ HISENSE STADIUM Adelaide 19.11 (125) d West 11.5 (71)

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EAGLES COACH: Jade Sheedy

COLOURS: Gold, Green and Blue

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

No

PLAYER

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

BROOKSBY Keegan

32.... 197.... 99..... 109....42...................

3

COMITOGIANNI Jake

24....178.... 75...... 69..... 31....................

GIBBS Bryce

34....188.... 89......64.....39...................

6

THOMPSON Luke

32....196.... 89.....224.... 21....................

4

HAINES Joseph

30....186.... 81..... 120.....11....................

9

McFARLANE Dane

29....178.....77.......21...... 7.....................

5

BROADBENT Matt

32....190....94...... 99.....28...................

10 BALLENDEN Connor

24....200... 100......13..... 15....................

6

FREITAG Damon

22....199.... 99...... 22..... 16....................

13 PEARCE Will

20....187.... 85....... 9...... 10...................

7

SPROULE Zachery

24....198.... 97........1........ 3....................

8

ROSE Matt

31.... 181..... 79..... 178....45...................

15 HARDIE Mitch

25....185.... 82...... 23..... 15....................

10 CLAVARINO Oscar

23....198....94...... 19...... 1.....................

16 JAMES Rowe

23.... 173.... 72......48.....88...................

11

GUNTHER Harrison

23....190.... 90.......15......6....................

18 BEECKEN Luke

21....183.... 72......30..... 12....................

12 WILKINSON Eamon

22.... 179.... 75...... 52.....66...................

21 BEATTIE Max

19.... 173.... 70........1........0....................

13 O’NEILL Mitch

22....178.... 76...... 32......8....................

23 MENZEL Daniel

31....189.... 89...... 37.....97...................

14 DAVIS Oliver

20....184.... 82...... 26...... 1.....................

24 ROWLAND Sam

29....188.... 83..... 128....20...................

15 SMITH Ely

22....185....88........1........0....................

25 LUKAC Jordan

20....198.... 95....... 2.......0....................

16 DUNKIN Elliot

24.... 181..... 79...... 57...... 7.....................

26 MAWSON Joshua

22....180....80........1........0....................

20 NYE Liam

20.... 181..... 78....... 6....... 1.....................

28 D’ALOIA Adam

19.... 181.....80........1........0....................

21 HEASLIP Ben

27....190.....91..... 107....53...................

22 SUMMERTON Jake (C)

30....193....94......101..... 2....................

23 SKINNER Sam

25....198... 100..... 36..... 16....................

24 SAMPSON Hayden

No

PLAYER

1 2

COLOURS: Navy and White

29 GOLDSWORTHY Matthew 31.... 177..... 82.....232...193..................

30 WILLIAMS Zane

21....183.....71......20.....36...................

32 BRUCE Ryan

22....185.... 82....... 6.......0....................

23....180.... 70...... 72.....35...................

35 SINOR Joseph (C)

29....180.... 82..... 107....20...................

26 SCHUBACK Jonti

19.... 181..... 82........1........ 1.....................

37 PUDNEY Kai

23....186.... 78...... 50......4....................

28 BIRT Isaac

19....183.... 74....... 3.......0....................

39 FIRNS Jack

27....188....88...... 79..... 12....................

29 DUNCAN Charlie

19....185.... 70....... 2.......0....................

41 WECKERT Patrick

18....194.... 90....... 2....... 2....................

31 FITT Liam

24....182.... 90...... 66.....87...................

49 BUCK Zac

20.... 171..... 70.......17......0....................

40 BROWN Dylan

19....180.... 68....... 5....... 3....................

51 LITSTER Max

20....184.... 83...... 14......0....................

47 KANTILLA Kim

24.... 179.... 78....... 4....... 7.....................

52 NICHOLLS Sam

19.... 172.... 70....... 0.......0....................

All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.

LEAGUE SOUTH EAGLES

1st

2nd

3rd

RD19 2022 @ FLINDERS UNI STA South 9.18 (72) d Eagles 7.9 (51)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Aaron Bennett Corey Bowen Jack Millar

RD9 2022 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Eagles 4.4 (28) d South 3.9 (27)

BOUNDARY: Steven Evanson Dylan Whan Isaac Fishlock

GOAL: Braden Ford Matthew Williams

RD13 2021 @ FLINDERS UNI STA Eagles 13.3 (81) d South 6.9 (45)

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NORTH

CENTRAL COACH: Paul Thomas COLOURS: Red, White and Blue

COACH: Jacob Surjan

No

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

No

PLAYER

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

PLAYER

COLOURS: Red and White

3

NIETSCHKE Aaron

22....184.... 82....... 6....... 3....................

1

WIGG Harrison

26....180.... 81.....104....24...................

4

CHISHOLM Leyton

22....194.... 90........1........0....................

3

RAMSEY Keenan

26....193.... 90..... 138...159..................

6

LIDDY Mani

21....184.... 82....... 9.......0....................

4

GOWERS Will

25.... 177......77....... 4.......0....................

8

LARKINS Jai

23....183....80....... 4....... 1.....................

5

CRAIG Cameron

28....188.... 87..... 152..... 3....................

9

BUECHNER Zac

25.... 191..... 93...... 19...... 2....................

6

WHITE Jesse

35....196... 100.....38..... 10...................

10 GRANT Harry

21.... 173.... 79...... 26...... 7.....................

7

MINERVINI Lee

24....180....80...... 65.....39...................

11

KENDELL George

22....194.... 93...... 14...... 7.....................

12 McLENNAN Jez

22....184....80....... 6.......0....................

8

JARMAN Ben

24.... 175......77...... 79.....38...................

14 LOCHOWIAK Mihail

23....184.... 82.......12...... 2....................

9

15 ILES Billy

28....178.....77......20...... 3....................

17 OLSSON Chris

25.... 176.... 73......60.....34...................

18 PEARCE Dale

21....198.....91........1........0....................

19 BARREAU Marcus

25....188....80...... 53..... 19....................

20 HOSKIN Justin

31....185.... 82..... 182...185..................

24 MUNN Hugo

23.... 197.... 95...... 19..... 10...................

25 HABEL Luke

34.... 177..... 75..... 189...106..................

PATMORE Jake

24....183.... 78...... 37..... 18...................

10 SPINA Alex (C)

27.... 181..... 79..... 153....40...................

11

GRUBB Lachlan

20....178.... 76...... 25..... 17....................

12 HILDER Dyson

22....196.... 98...... 47.....47...................

13 YOUNG Aaron

30....189.... 86......89.....86...................

15 VAN HUISSTEDE Reed 22....195.... 95.......17......0....................

16 SZEKELY Frank

23.... 177..... 70......49.....29...................

17 HARVEY Mitchell

27....198... 100.....161...168..................

18 COMBE Campbell

27....178....84......86..... 19....................

25 WILSDON Lachlan

24.... 191.....88......28..... 17....................

27 MAGOR Harrison

21....184.... 83...... 26...... 1.....................

26 SHAW Oliver

21....189....84...... 29...... 7.....................

28 LITTLE Brinn

19....196.... 85........1........0....................

29 LANGE Nick

25....186.... 79...... 26.....36...................

30 DUDLEY Isaiah

19....168.... 70........7....... 3....................

29 MILLER Keanu

26....174.... 68...... 45...... 7.....................

31 WHITELUM Luca

19....187.....77.......17......9....................

33 ELBROW Harrison

23.... 176.... 78.......17......8....................

32 GRACE Aiden

25....189.... 87...... 37.....60...................

37 FINLAY Karl

21....193.... 93......40...... 2....................

34 EAST Ethan

22....187....80......42.....38...................

39 McINERNEY Sam

27....183.... 82...... 63.....48...................

38 SCHILLER Jarrod (C)

30.... 176.... 83..... 216....79...................

40 CASALINI Noah

21....190....88........1........ 1.....................

44 CARROLL Fletcher

24.... 176.... 72....... 0.......0....................

46 McCANN Jack

21....186....80....... 0.......0....................

52 PICKERING Ryan

20....199.... 90....... 0.......0....................

49 DINNING Charlie

21.... 177..... 81........1........0....................

All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.

LEAGUE CENTRAL NORTH

1st

2nd

3rd

RD12 2022 @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL North 18.9 (117) d Central 12.7 (79)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Giles Lewis David Sobieraj Ben Williams

RD3 2022 @ PROSPECT OVAL North 16.14 (110) d Central 10.7 (67)

BOUNDARY: GOAL: Benjamin B Williams Emilie Hill Elliott Raymond Bradley Hammer Taylor Dorsey

RD14 2021 @ PROSPECT OVAL North 21.5 (131) d Central 13.5 (83)

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GLENELG COACH: Darren Reeves

PORT COLOURS: Black and Gold

COACH: Tyson Goldsack

COLOURS: Black and White

No

PLAYER

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

No

PLAYER

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

1

McBEAN Liam

28....202.... 98......94....222..................

8

SINN Josh*

20....186.... 78....... 4.......0....................

2

SCHARENBERG Jonty

24....187....84...... 81..... 15....................

10 FRANCOU Will

19....183.... 72........1........0....................

3

SNOOK Matthew

31....183.... 83..... 168....42...................

17 CLUREY Tom*

29....193....88...... 59...... 2....................

5

PROUD Max (C)

31....190.... 92..... 153.... 15....................

7

REYNOLDS Luke

28....188....88......115...132..................

19 GEORGIADES Mitch*

21.... 191..... 78....... 5...... 10...................

8

LYONS Corey

24....184....84...... 19...... 7.....................

9

BAILEY Darcy

28.... 177..... 81......111.....83...................

10 PARTINGTON Luke

26.... 181..... 79...... 76.....44...................

11

BELL James

24....183.... 81........1........0....................

12 NEWMAN Brodie

23 WILLIAMS Dylan*

21....185.... 79...... 36..... 51....................

24 PASINI Jake*

22....192.... 81.......15......0....................

25 HAYES Sam*

23....203.... 93...... 47.....20...................

27 TEAKLE Brynn*

23... 204.... 96....... 5.......8....................

22....193....88.......13...... 1.....................

30 LORD Ollie*

21....195....84...... 32..... 21....................

13 SEARLE Brady

21....187....88.......17......9....................

31 EVANS Francis*

21....182.... 78........1........0....................

14 McCARTHY Brad

24....178....80......49...... 2....................

32 SCULLY Thomas*

18....203.... 89........1........ 1.....................

17 KULLER Reid

21....182.... 83......40..... 12....................

36 BURGOYNE Jase*

19....186.... 65...... 14...... 2....................

18 STRETCH Billy

26.... 181..... 79......48......8....................

37 McCALLUM Tom*

18....193.... 82........1........0....................

19 McGREE Cameron

24....199... 102......15......4....................

38 VISENTINI Dante*

20....201....88.......17..... 10...................

20 HOSIE Lachlan

26....189....80...... 55.... 117...................

22 ALLEN Matthew

25....193.....91...... 57.....38...................

39 JACKSON Hugh*

19....182.... 72.......15......4....................

23 HOLDER Riley

20.... 191......91...... 19......6....................

24 HORSNELL Cooper

20.... 175..... 72...... 18......6....................

25 RAYSON Lewis

20....184.... 69........7.......0....................

26 WISDOM Liam

22....186....80........7.......0....................

27 TURNER Brett

26....185....88.....100....54...................

45 BARKLA Nathan*

19....186.... 74....... 4....... 1.....................

29 McLEOD Connor

23....184....80....... 4.......0....................

46 HAGAN Jed

18.... 175..... 73........1........ 1.....................

32 PINK Toby

24....194....94...... 41......9....................

48 KIRK Brayden

25....184.... 74......24...... 2....................

39 LOVELOCK Archie

18....178.... 74........1........0....................

51 SZUST Cody

26....183.... 75......34..... 19....................

41 DEEP Jared

24....182....80.......11....... 1.....................

55 MOORE Nick

24....183.... 83......34.....22...................

40 MARSHALL Kyle*

18....201....84........1........0....................

41 McENTEE Jed*

22.... 176.... 76...... 41..... 15....................

43 DUMONT Trent*

27....186.... 85...... 18...... 7.....................

44 MEAD Jackson*

21....184.... 83......20......4....................

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1st

2nd

3rd

RD12 2022 @ ALBERTON OVAL Glenelg 11.10 (76) d Port 4.13 (37)

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4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Mitchell Harris Harrison Hughes Mitchell Scott

RD5 2022 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM Port 10.9 (69) d Glenelg 9.12 (66)

BOUNDARY: Jake Creasey Dylan Speck Brayden Theil

GOAL: Mathew Wilson Matthew Cummins

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NORWOOD TAHENY Cam.............................

CARROLL Brodie.......................

GRAHAM Tom............................

TRANFA Xavier.........................

PASCOE Lachlan.......................

HODGE Oscar............................

CRESSWELL Jake......................

SAYWELL Isaac.........................

LOK Goy.......................................

STINGEL Michael.....................

TWELFTREE Izaak...................

DOULTREE Chance..................

RESERVES NORWOOD STURT

1st

STURT

COACH: Michael Knoll 49 51 54 55 58 60 61 63 64 65 70 2nd

DNISTRIANSKY Matthew......

BRADFORD Josh.......................

WALLS Tyson............................

KENT Connor.............................

VAN WYK Alex...........................

NICHOLLS Taaj..........................

BALDWIN Beau.........................

MINERVINI Peter......................

PEDLER Harvey........................

WILKSCH Isaiah........................

STRICKLAND Hugh..................

3rd

4th

Points

8 9 10 12 17 20 24 26 29 33 35 RESERVES UMPIRES

1 15 18 21 24 30 36 37 38 42 43 47

COACH: Chris Trapp

ANDERSON Angus...................

BREUER Sam.............................

MOLAN Charlie.........................

CARRUTHERS Malachy..........

BECKER Zac...............................

ALLAN Hamish..........................

SPAIN Will..................................

LEWIS Jack.................................

RESCHKE Chad.........................

WINGARD Heath......................

SADLER Nick..............................

FIELD: Daniel Whittlesea Zachery Packard Kylan Beech

36 37 40 43 46 47 52 54 55 57 59

GIACOMETTI Luke....................

CRANE Will.................................

WALTER Ned.............................

JEFFERIES Brad........................

McLEOD George.......................

KITTEL Hugo..............................

BEDFORD Tye............................

HOLT Alex...................................

FIDGE Blake...............................

HOWARD Chris.........................

DWYER Cormac........................

BOUNDARY: Fraser Town Jaxon Williams

GOAL: Leo Condo Thomas Mayo

11:20am Friday 7 April @ Hisense Stadium

WEST BOYLE Jordan............................

BABIC Frane...............................

COTTRELL Jack.........................

STEELE Nicholas......................

SHEPPARD Joshua...................

SINDERBERRY Jye....................

CHAMBERLAIN Bailey............

TREDWELL Lachlan................

BOCK Harvey.............................

WHITE Dylan.............................

BUNWORTH Adam..................

COUROUPIS Nicholas.............

COE Tyson..................................

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1st

48 49 51 52 54 56 58 59 62 64 66 67 2nd

OBST Jed.....................................

BYRNE Archer...........................

MARSLEN Max.........................

WHITE Jordan...........................

MINCHELLA Darcy...................

THACKERAY Jesse....................

BARKER Harrison.....................

KOVACIC Jamie..........................

JAMES Antonio.........................

BRAMICH Dylan.......................

STEVENS Ned...........................

KREGAR Oscar..........................

3rd

4th

Points

6 15 21 28 30 31 33 36 37 38 42 RESERVES UMPIRES

7 9 12 16 18 19 22 25 33 34 35 39 47

GLENELG

COACH: Daimon Head

COACH: Russell Veenvliet

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

KLUSKE Jack..............................

MILLER Mackinley...................

MOORE Jordan..........................

ROSSMANN Marco..................

BEECKEN Cooper.....................

KITSCHKE Austin......................

CHANDLER Will........................

YATES Jack..................................

LECK Nicholas...........................

TUNKIN Harry...........................

FIELD: Joshua Edwards Zachery Packard Daniel Whittlesea

43 44 45 46 49 50 51 53 57 62 64

REID Todd...................................

COLE Angus...............................

BRADLEY Fraser.......................

SCOTT Darcy..............................

WALKER Jake.............................

WINDOW Hunter......................

BROKENSHA Hayden..............

KEDING Brock............................

STOCKMAN Will.......................

VISKA Kane................................

SIMS Noah.................................

BOUNDARY: Jayden Dunning Nathan Becker Jason Moore

GOAL: Connor Izzo Justin Thai

11:30am Friday 7 April @ Flinders University Stadium

SOUTH RAMSAY Sam.............................

TUCKER Darnell........................

SPACIE Harry.............................

DOUGLASS Aaron.....................

KRAEMER Nick..........................

CLIFTON Max.............................

COCKSHELL Kobe.....................

HARDING Ray............................

MITTON Luke.............................

EMERY Kyle................................

HINDES Sam..............................

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42 MEGINS Oliver...........................

43 JONES Shannon........................

44 HAYES Lachlan..........................

46 BEDFORD Scott.........................

49 LOVERING Tate..........................

50 KIRKLAND Cameron................

54 COLLINS Jacob..........................

59 DUNSHEA Nic............................

62 JONES Riley................................

2nd

3rd

4th

Points

4 8 11 12 17 31 34 36 38 40 42 43 RESERVES UMPIRES

3 17 25 27 30 32 34 36 37 38 39

EAGLES

COACH: Alex Pigou

COACH: Matt Knight

COLLIER-DAWKINS Riley......

NEUMANN Will.........................

BRINKER-RITCHIE David.......

DAWKINS Harrison.................

ADAMS Charlie.........................

SLADOJEVIC Daniel.................

COOKE Lukas.............................

CALVETT Brayden...................

NORMAN Carter.......................

HANSEN Blake..........................

LEHMANN Rory........................

ANGOVE Noah..........................

FIELD: Nicholas Ghan Paul Ventura Ryan Webster

45 46 47 50 53 54 57 58 59 61 62

WILLIAMS Ryan........................

HUNTER-PRICE Jonte.............

O’REILLY Cormack...................

HILL Tyran..................................

UEDING Liam.............................

ARTHUR Bailey.........................

WOLLOGORANG Mishai.........

BLAIR Charlie............................

SINEY Oliver...............................

MAIR Brody................................

FAIRALL Callum........................

BOUNDARY: Tobin Dolman Reece Wright

GOAL: Steven Murphy Michael Lombardi

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CENTRAL LINKE Shay.................................

CARPENTER Jack......................

LAUNER Blake...........................

DEAKIN Adam...........................

RICHARD Tyson........................

TIPPINS Jordan.........................

CANNIZZARO Rhys..................

COWHAM Lewis.......................

McDONALD Austin..................

McDONALD Darcy...................

SPLANN Will..............................

REED Finn...................................

JONES Jamie..............................

RESERVES CENTRAL NORTH

1st

NORTH

COACH: Matt Gallarello 41 42 45 46 48 49 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

DAHMS Cooper.........................

LOCHOWIAK Anzac..................

TUCK Brodie..............................

DORIZZI Jordan.........................

MONDELLO Luigi......................

McGRATH Isaac........................

PYMAN Cooper.........................

WEAVER Dylan.........................

RYAN Wyatt...............................

THOMAS Beau..........................

HALL Jayden..............................

HENKE Jack................................

SCHWERDT Ethan...................

2nd

3rd

4th

Points

20 21 24 26 28 30 31 35 36 41 42 43 RESERVES UMPIRES

2 5 13 16 21 22 23 27 33 35 36 37 39

COACH: Mitch Clisby

FAHEY Declan...........................

TASKER Will...............................

PFRENGLE Kye..........................

BOWMAN Mack........................

BYRNE Josh................................

BRAZEL Tyson...........................

WILLIAMS Harry......................

LANGLEY James.......................

HOY Liam....................................

SCHREIBER Will........................

WISSMAN Hughen..................

MONTGOMERY Harper..........

FIELD: Henry Lodge Henry Klemm Jake Cuming

44 45 47 48 50 51 53 54 55 57 58 60

TURNER Gibson........................

WILSON Christian....................

SIMON Lam................................

HEATH Adam.............................

LAKE Brodie...............................

BLACKER Max...........................

BENNIER Shaun.......................

FRANCOU Will...........................

ROBINSON Tom........................

HODGES Jack.............................

SMITH Ethan.............................

WHITE James............................

BOUNDARY: Blayde Harten Ben Wilson Justen Kern

GOAL: Thomas Oxford Thomas Mayo

TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U18 WRAP

BY ZAC MILBANK

Two late goals to Tiger Anders McShane rescued the Torrens University SANFL Under-18 premiership points for Glenelg as it edged out Sturt by five points at Thebarton Oval.

Despite dominating possessions (383-252) and inside-50 entries (52-36), the Bays were trailing by seven points late in the final quarter. But McShane’s consecutive majors within three minutes secured his side’s first win of the year. McShane, who collected 33 disposals, Archer Rouvray (22 disposals, two goals) and Conor Gluyas (22 disposals) were high among the Bays’ best. Sturt’s Ted Newman (20 disposals) and Connor Mills (21 disposals, five tackles) were unlucky to end up on the losing team.

Central District hit the top of the under-18 ladder with an incredibly inaccurate nine-point win against South Adelaide at X Convenience Oval.

Managing just three behinds in the first term, the Bulldogs trailed at every change before hitting the front for the first time when talented tall Will McCabe kicked

truly five minutes into the last quarter. Restricting the Panthers to only two behinds in the fourth term, the hosts tallied an usual scoreline of 6.20 (56) to claim their second win of the season. Liam Fawcett was a huge contributor with 27 disposals, 14 marks and three goals, while Noah McDonald earned 17 disposals. South captain Nicholas Schroder (16 disposals, seven marks) continued his strong start to the season while Phoenix Hargrave made an impression with 25 disposals, 10 marks and a goal.

Norwood finished strongly to brush aside Woodville-West Torrens by 15 points at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.

Leading by just three points 15 minutes into the final quarter, the Redlegs booted two late goals – via Jay Polkinghorne and Grant Catalano – to secure victory on foreign soil. Norwood pair Jack Michalanney (21 disposals) and Jacob Newton (23) were crucial contributors, while team-mate Ben Purdie kicked three goals. Eagles midfielder Kade Herbert was prolific with 30 disposals, five clearances and seven tackles.

Glenelg’s Harry Francis takes a strong mark. Photo: Peter Argent

AFL Academy members Kane McAuliffe and Will Patton were prominent as McAuliffe’s North Adelaide cruised to a 42-point win against West Adelaide at Hisense Stadium.

Ball-winning midfielder McAuliffe was adjudged the Roosters’ best as he racked up 34 disposals, nine clearances, six marks and a goal.

Team-mates Hugh Payze (27 disposals) and Louis Montgomery (22 disposals and a goal) were also busy. Patton, playing his first game of the season, collected 27 disposals and six marks to be the Bloods’ best. sanfl.com.au

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7:30pm Thursday 6 April @ Maughan Thiem Kia Oval

EAGLES 1 WATERFORD P. oppy 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.

12 BLANDEN Amie.......

COACH: Narelle Smith 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.......

SOUTH

COACH: Rick Watts 17 COCKATOOMOTLAP Laquoiya...

29 HAMMOND Cheyenne..................

4 HICKEY Jordann.......

18 COCKATOOMOTLAP Litonya.....

32 MOON Soriah...........

8 COUCH Caitlin..........

22 PRATT Sam...............

12 NORTHCOTT Lucy.............................

35 SMITH Jaslynne.......

23 SCHIRMER Esther.........................

37 BOILEAU Brooke......

14 COPLEY Tiffany........

24 BARWICK Elise.........

47 SCHUNSELAAR Jacinda.......................

51 ELVIN Amber............

15 ROSS Caitlin..............

25 GULDEN Senna........

52 ANDERSON Mel.......

60 DUURSMA Yasmin...

16 MARK Nicole.............

28 DOLAN Charlotte....

56 BAXTER Lily..............

30 FIEGERT Marlie........

1 RIGBY Bella...............

33 KRAFT Brooklyn......

2 IFOULD Holly............

34 GOODY Shineah.......

40 HOLMES Natasha...

42 WHITWELL Sophie.

44 BAKER Ashley..........

47 TURNER Madison...

49 NEWTON Chloe.......

34 RADBONE Caitlin....

12:00pm Friday 7 April @ Prospect Oval

NORTH 1 CASTLE Cristie ........

2 EDWARDS Jess (C) ...

3 BREED Mattea.........

5 HARVEY Kristi (C)....

8 CHAPMAN Emma....

9 EBERT Laela.............

10 CROOKS Aprille........

11 STARMER Isabelle...

13 POPE Katelyn...........

14 QUINN Ella................

15 ROTHWELL Kristen.

COACH: Krissie Steen 16 BATES Kalani............

19 PERRY Brittany........

20 PARISH Jamie...........

22 BORG Amelie............

24 WARD Amber...........

26 ACKLAND Letisha...

28 FARR Chelsea...........

29 WOODARDS Jordan.

30 VISSER Jayde............

31 EWINGS Hannah.....

33 CLARK Julia...............

34 SUNDSTROM Erin...

35 GAUCI Lauren...........

36 STEELE-PARK Sarah..........................

40 METCALFE Ella........

41 HANSEN Doreena...

45 HOFFMANN Lauren.

46 HAMILTON Georgia.

50 JENSEN Sky...............

52 TAYLOR Sarcha........

59 MILLER Ebony..........

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

2:20pm Friday 7 April @ 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........

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.

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.......

COACH: Brad Snell 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...

12:00pm Saturday 8 April @ Hisense Stadium

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......

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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

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.....

SANFL

BREAKTHROUGH PLAYER

MEN ’ S

LEAG UE

ROUND 1 WINNER

MILESTONES MATTHEW BROADBENT SOUTH

KOBE RYAN WEST

100 GAMES

Playing just his fifth league game, Ryan racked up 27 disposals, seven marks and four clearances in the Bloods’ hard-fought loss to North Adelaide.

FRANK SZEKELY NORTH

SA NF L

WOMEN ’ S

50 GAMES

LEAGU E

ROUND 6 WINNER

LUCY NORTHCOTT SOUTH

INDIA RASHEED

50 GAMES

ST UR T The skilful left-footer collected 22 disposals, seven marks and six tackles while booting a goal in the Double Blues’ powerful 60-point win against the Eagles.

JULIA CLARK NORTH

50 GAMES

COLES MINI LEAGUER OF THE WEEK

CAITLEN TEAGUE CENTRAL

50 GAMES

Moses Quill Your local football club? Aldinga Football Club What position do you play on the footy field? Midfield Favourite SANFL team? South Adelaide Favourite SANFL player? Bryce Gibbs What do you want to be when you are older? AFL player Which SANFL match are you attending?

South Adelaide v Eagles

What is the best thing about playing footy? Fun If you were a superhero what

would be your name and super power?

Mozzy – To fly for big marks What would you do with $1 million?

Buy footy cards and a bike What do you like doing when you’re not playing footy?

Play Xbox and ride bikes The best piece of advice given by your coach? Have fun and try to use both sides of your body

RD2 TORRENS

UNIVERSITY U18 MVP LIAM FAWCETT (CENTRAL) Recruited from Pooraka, Liam impressed as a key forward in the Bulldogs’ nine-point win against South Adelaide at Elizabeth. His workrate and marking were highlights and he finished the game with 27 disposals, 14 marks, three contested, and kicked three goals.

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

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 1)

Team

M

R

South

100

Glenelg

0

2

Central

0

61.02

2

Sturt

100

55.63

2

Norwood

0

44.37

0

North

100

38.98

0

West

0

37.98

0

Eagles

100

33.09

0

Adelaide

100

0

Port

0

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

Adelaide

1

1

0

0

124

46

72.94

2

Eagles

1

1

0

0

91

45

66.91

2

Sturt

1

1

0

0

80

49

62.02

South

1

1

0

0

72

46

North

1

1

0

0

79

63

West

1

0

1

0

63

79

Central

1

0

1

0

46

72

Glenelg

1

0

1

0

49

80

Norwood

1

0

1

0

45

91

Port

1

0

1

0

46

124

27.06

2023 HOSTPLUS SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE

U18

U16

W

50

0

25

500

675

50

50

25

400

525

0

100

25

400

525

0

50

50

300

500

50

100

25

300

475

0

50

25

200

375

50

0

25

200

275

0

50

0

100

250

0

0

0

0

100

0

0

0

0

0

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 1)

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

South

6

5

1

0

162

167

49.24

10

Team South

1

1

0

0

81

49

62.31

2

Glenelg

6

4

2

0

225

149

60.16

8

West

1

1

0

0

66

56

54.1

2

Central

6

4

2

0

195

212

47.91

8

Norwood

1

1

0

0

80

77

50.96

2

Sturt

6

3

3

0

246

188

56.68

6

Glenelg

1

1

0

0

49

48

50.52

2

Norwood 6

3

3

0

219

182

54.61

6

Sturt

1

0

1

0

48

49

49.48

0

North

6

2

4

0

261

246

51.48

4

Eagles

1

0

1

0

77

80

49.04

0

West

6

2

4

0

175

202 46.42

4

North

1

0

1

0

56

66

45.9

0

Eagles

6

1

5

0

147

284

2

Central

1

0

1

0

49

81

37.69

0

34.11

2023 TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U18s

2023 TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U16s

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 2)

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 2)

Team

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

Central

2

2

0

0

136

115

54.18

4

Team Sturt

2

2

0

0

170

104

62.04

4

Norwood

2

2

0

0

117

101

53.67

4

Glenelg

2

1

1

0

170

128

57.05

2

Eagles

2

1

1

0

162

99

62.07

2

Norwood

2

1

1

0

140

129

52.04

2

Sturt

2

1

1

0

132

98

57.39

2

West

2

1

1

0

135

145

48.21

2

North

2

1

1

0

121

118

50.63

2

South

2

1

1

0

115

127

47.52

2

Glenelg

2

1

1

0

115

122

48.52

2

North

2

1

1

0

117

149

43.98

2

South

2

0

2

0

101

111

47.64

0

Central

2

1

1

0

119

163

42.2

2

West

2

0

2

0

65

185

26

0

Eagles

2

0

2

0

139

160

46.49

0

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS Norwood v Eagles (Coopers Stadium) Eagles 14.7 (91) d Norwood 6.9 (45) Crowd: 3532

Sturt v Glenelg (Wigan Oval) Sturt 12.8 (80) d Glenelg 7.7 (49) Crowd: 3389

RESERVES ROUND 1 Norwood 12.8 (80) d Eagles 12.5 (77) South 12.9 (81) d Central 7.7 (49) Glenelg 7.7 (49) d Sturt 6.12 (48) West 10.6 (66) d North 8.8 (56)

North v West (Prospect Oval) North 10.19 (79) d West 9.9 (63) Crowd: 2695

Port v Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) Adelaide 19.10 (124) d Port 6.10 (46)

ROUND 2

SANFL HOSTPLUS SUPER LEAGUE ROUND 1

South v Central (Flinders University Stadium) South 10.12 (72) d Central 7.4 (46) Crowd: 1234 22

Total

2023 SANFL RESERVES

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 6)

Team

Team

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TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U18S Central 6.20 (56) d South 6.11 (47) North 10.10 (70) d West 4.4 (28) Norwood 9.8 (62) d Eagles 7.5 (47) Glenelg 6.11 (47) d Sturt 6.6 (42)

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 Thursday 6 April Norwood v Sturt Friday 7 April West v Adelaide South v Eagles Central v North Glenelg v Port

TBA

ROUND 7 CS HS FUS XCO SS

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

AFL GATHER ROUND

Thursday 13 April - Sunday 16 April

ROUND 3 ANZAC Weekend Saturday 22 April Central v Adelaide Sunday 23 April Sturt v Port West v South Monday 24 April Glenelg v Eagles Tuesday 25 April Norwood v North

ROUND 8 XCO WO HS SS

PO WO A

ROUND 9 King’s Birthday Weekend

WO AO PO SS L

ROUND 5

Saturday 6 May North v Adelaide South v Glenelg Central v West Port v Norwood Eagles v Sturt

XCO SS

CS

ROUND 4

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

Saturday 3 June Central v Norwood Glenelg v Adelaide Sunday 4 June North v South Sturt v West Port v Eagles

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

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 BYE WEEKEND HS 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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EDITOR Peter Cornwall

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