South Australian Football Budget - Round 4 2023 - Vol 98 - No. 4 - 29 Apr

LOXTON LOOMS LARGE

BY PETER ARGENT

Port Adelaide and West Adelaide are ready to jump into it again. The Russell Ebert tribute game is back in Loxton for its second running after being a huge success in its inaugural season.

Port beat West at a bursting Loxton Oval on Sunday, May 22 last year, Magpies skipper Cameron Sutcliffe collecting the trophy from Russell’s wife, Dian, and lifting it triumphantly. With three generations of the Ebert clan watching approvingly from the grandstand, Port drew away from the Bloods with three of the final four goals to win 15.15 to 12.9.

Xavier Duursma earned the Russell Ebert best-on-ground medal.

The game is held as a tribute to

The first bounce for last year’s Russell Ebert tribute game in Loxton and Port Adelaide captain Cameron Sutcliffe with the spoils of victory. Photos: Peter Argent

four-time Magarey Medallist Ebert, Port Adelaide’s games recordholder, with 392. He remained close to his heritage in the Riverland until his passing in November 2021.

Ebert’s junior football was played at Loxton Tigers before having a season of senior footy with Waikerie Magpies. These clubs will play in the curtain-raiser to the Port-West clash.

Port Adelaide has a number of lads with a rural heritage who played in the inaugural game celebrating Ebert’s wonderful contribution to SA footy, including Crystal Brook talent Hugh Jackson. The North Adelaide junior, who has been at Alberton for a couple of seasons, said: “Cam (Sutcliffe) let us know

before the game last year what a great opportunity the contest was to celebrate Russell’s impact in SA football on and off the field.”

“The crowd was energised and loud, which made it a special day and having a big contingent of the Ebert family there added to the event,” said Jackson, noting winning certainly helped. “Being up at Loxton is developing into a great tradition for us (the Magpies) to reconnect with the Riverland community.

“I loved playing country football back home at ‘the Brook’ in the Mid North and it’s great to see highlevel football in rural locations. I remember watching Port Adelaide playing a community game at Port Pirie a couple of years ago. It was a scorching hot day but it gave me an insight into the athleticism and the strength needed to play football at higher levels. We will take a bus up to Loxton and expect it to be a great contest.”

West, up and about after a stunning win against South Adelaide last week, will make sure of that. The Bloods have their sights on taking the trophy out of Port’s hands.

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MATCH PREVIEWS

BY PETER CORNWALL

STURT V CENTRAL It seems like a lifetime ago but when these sides clashed in Round 6 at Unley just about a year ago it ended up being the blowout of the season. Sturt was at the top of the table after hammering the Bulldogs by 98 points. Well, the Blues are on top now, too. But there is a major difference. The Bulldogs are back.

They must be, the chanting of “Centraaals, Centraaals” and “You Dogs” was reverberating around Elizabeth after their gutsy win against the Crows last week, the fans pointing to the players in admiration. It’s hard to believe it was last year but the thumping at the hands of the Blues was the low point for Central under Paul Thomas and it’s been onwards and upwards ever since. The Dogs’ losses last year after that were super competitive – they were edged out by just four points by the Blues at Elizabeth in Round 15 – and in the past two weeks they have claimed stunning wins against premiership hopefuls North and Adelaide.

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Central fans weren’t all happy a year ago but these loyal Bulldogs supporters were making plenty of noise after their side’s remarkable comeback win against the Crows on Saturday. Photo: Robert Laidlaw

spirit of Central remarkable. The Dogs had to kick the last three goals against the high-flying Crows to snatch a four-point win for the ages.

Inspirational skipper Jarrod Schiller, whose third-quarter overhead snapped goal had to be seen to be believed, put the Dogs back in the game with a more conventional snap 10 minutes into the last quarter. Mihail Lochowiak’s goal with 10 minutes left made it more than interesting before Nick Lange earned a free for too high 45m out.

It ended up being the last kick of the game – and what a memorable one it was. Nerves of steel.

SOUTH V ADELAIDE With two wins out of two already in the bank and kicking the first 3.1 of the game against West, the Panthers were looking good.

Likewise, the Crows, who claimed strong wins in the first two weeks of the season, were leading 11.13 to 10.4 eight minutes into the last quarter against Central and seemingly on a roll. But you can’t take your foot off the pedal at any stage in a competition as even as the SANFL is this season. South fell victim to the Bloods by 22 points and Adelaide by four points to a last-gasp Dogs goal.

Panthers coach Jarrad Wright lamented costly turnovers, saying his men had “lost our way”. Crows boss Michael Godden was “disappointed with the way we played … I didn’t feel we did a lot of things we have been doing”.

But, as Norwood coach Jade Rawlings has said, the season is a marathon, not a sprint and there will always be setbacks and slumps.

Both coaches know if their charges go back to their core values and stick to their plans, things will turn around quickly again. Both know their sides are still well placed with 2-1 records in the top five. And both know, a win this week will make everything look pretty good again.

NORTH V EAGLES There’s nothing in any way like ‘revenge’ with a win in a grand final re-match but the Roosters pretty emphatically consigned last year’s one-point loss to history with a powerhouse Anzac Day win at The Parade. They weren’t going to let Norwood into it this time and by dominating the inside-50 count 43-11 in storming to a 40-point halftime lead they made their intentions clear. Despite losing Magarey Medallist Aaron Young in the second quarter through concussion, they

didn’t let up in claiming a 54-point win that lifted them to third with a 2-1 record. While Harrison Wigg and Campbell Combe did what we have come to expect of them in combining for 51 disposals, it was exciting GWS recruit Noah Casalini who brought the clash to life with a Bob Quinn Medal-winning six-goal performance. “Noah has great talent and was super impressive,” said Surjan, who understandably was delighted how his side ran out the game despite having Young sidelined.

The Eagles’ Mitch Hardie continues to make his mark on SANFL, the highest possession-winner in the comp after his first three games at the club, averaging 33 per game.

The former Canberra Demon led the way again against Glenelg with 35 touches and eight clearances but, while North kept at it all day, the Eagles fell away against the Bays to kick just one of the last eight goals of the game. Surjan will know that’s an aberration and will be planning for what’s looming in another crunch Roosters-Eagles clash.

GLENELG V NORWOOD He’s leapt to the top of the goalkickers’ list and is playing some breathtaking footy. Highflying Lachlan Hosie has booted 6.3 against Port and 5.1 against the Eagles in the past two games and, with 12 goals in total, leads South’s Zach Sproule by two. Working well in tandem with Luke Reynolds and triple Ken Farmer Medallist Liam McBean, the Bays overpowered the Eagles, playing sparkling footy in an impressive 48-point win. They’d had their moments in the first two rounds – a loss against Sturt and win against Port – but it was like they flicked a switch after trailing the Eags by 15 points midway through the second quarter. The longer the game went the better they looked, moving the ball sharply by foot as they banged on 12 goals to two for the rest of the game. Luke Partington, Matthew Snook, Corey Lyons, Matt Allen and James Bell continually pumped the ball into forward 50 – and we know what dangers lurk there. And Max Proud and Darcy Bailey led the way from

the back as the Bays sounded a warning.

Norwood boss Jade Rawlings will be hoping his reigning premiers can flick a switch sooner rather than later. Injuries certainly haven’t been helping but no-one could have predicted the Legs would be 0-3 with a percentage of 32 right now.

They worked their way into last season after a 2-4 start – and we all know how that ended. They don’t have the club motto fortis in procella – Latin for strength in adversity – for nothing. The Tigers will need to be on their guard to make sure the fightback doesn’t start right now.

WEST V PORT Defence was the name of the game as Adam Hartlett set his plan into action for the 2023 campaign.

After the Bloods clearly conceded the most points last season, the new boss spent summer working on trying to strangle the opposition.

Adding attacking flair would be the second step in something that couldn’t happen overnight. Wait a minute, maybe it could. West’s stunning seven-goal second quarter against strong South Adelaide showed just how quickly the Bloods are advancing. Hartlett described his men’s blitz as “tough, relentless,

fast, skilful”. They kept the pressure on all day, too. Luke Redfern, with three goals, Liam Delahunty (two) and Kane Sherlock announced themselves as players with bright futures, while Callum Park continued his hot form with 33 damaging touches and it seemed fitting much-loved Jono Beech booted his fourth goal after the siren to seal a memorable win.

Hartlett is hopeful “this is the start of something”. Consistency from week to week is the next step, starting with the big clash for the Russell Ebert Trophy.

Hartlett’s brother Hamish was also in the coaching hot seat last week.

He stepped up for Port mentor Tyson Goldsack, who had a family member with Covid. Hartlett was pleased with the Magpies’ effort and fight to the finish in a 38-point loss against in-form Sturt at Unley.

Some sloppy free kicks proved costly as the Blues kicked away but they were probably as a result of an over-enthusiastic attack on the footy. There was no disputing the effort, Trent Dumont, Jackson Mead and Nick Moore throwing themselves into it. You can bet the whole Magpies line-up will be doing that with so much on the line in Loxton.

North Adelaide's Noah Casalini sets the tone for Anzac Day with this strong contested mark, followed by a goal, in the first term opposed to Norwood's Jack Heard (left) and Tom Donnelly. Photo: Cory Sutton

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IRON MEN

BY PETER CORNWALL

Talk about leading by example.

Sturt skipper James Battersby is SANFL’s Iron Man. Battersby, South Adelaide defender Joseph Haines and North Adelaide ruckman Mitch Harvey have all played more than 100 successive games for their clubs in remarkable runs – particularly in these times of Covid – in a physically-taxing, highcontact sport and an ultracompetitive league.

Having crunched the numbers, SANFL statistician David O’Hara revealed Battersby has the current longest run of successive games – 108 since Round 8 2017. Haines’ run of 106 in a row remarkably started in the same round, while Harvey’s 102-game sequence started in Round 15 six seasons ago.

Battersby, the Blues’ 2016 and ’17 premiership midfielder, is always in and under fighting for clearances, winning a heap of possessions and tackling hard, making his run of games even more remarkable.

Sturt could hardly have a more inspirational skipper.

“James’ go is the way he leads by example and actions,” said coach Martin Mattner, “and he still does the other things around the club as well.

“We are lucky to have Guy Page and James Battersby who have been here for a long time now – they were around when Zane Kirkwood and Jack Stephens and Fraser Evans were leaders of this footy club, so

There’s no stopping him – Sturt’s James Battersby escapes the clutches of Glenelg Magarey Medallist Luke Partington in the Double Blues’ Round 1 win at Unley.

they have learned off some really good leaders and now they are leading this footy club in the direction they want.

“It’s exciting … the past two years we have built something that’s moving us in the right direction and James and Guy have been a really big part of that.”

Page, back-to-back premiership defender in 2016-17, sets a great example in preparation, managing injuries and being able to play with niggles because of a determination to be out there week-in, week-out – he played a staggering 160 games in a row from 2013-19. And it’s hardly surprising Battersby would have learnt from Kirkwood, the Blues’ dual premiership captain played 153 games in succession between 201220 with Port Adelaide and Sturt.

Page’s 160 games in succession isn’t the most in the past 20 years – skilful Ben Kane, who won bestand-fairest awards at Glenelg and Sturt, didn’t miss a game over 169 matches with the Bays and Blues

between 2009-14.

Battersby has been selected in The Advertiser SANFL Team of the Year the past three seasons and five times in all. He was named vicecaptain in 2020. And Haines, an outstanding rebounding defender with the Panthers, has been in the SANFL Team of the Year for the past four seasons. In that time he’s totted up 106 games in a row, in a feat similar to inspirational South leaders Nick Liddle (116 games, 2010-15) and Joel Cross (102, 2011-17).

Ruckman Harvey just seems to keep getting better. And he, too, just keeps on playing, now up to 102 games in a row. The 2018 premiership big man earned 17 touches, a game-high 21 hit-outs and booted two goals in North’s opening-round win against West when he became only the second Rooster in club history to play 100 consecutive games. Paul Kennett played 111 games consecutively between 1948-53.

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES (CURRENT)

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GAMES

PLAYER

CLUB

FROM

TO

108 106 102 80 76 76 57 54

Battersby, James Haines, Joseph Harvey, Mitchell Summerton, Jake Combe, Campbell Bailey, Darcy Allen, Matthew Voss, Casey

Sturt South North South North Glenelg Glenelg Sturt

2017 R8 2017 R8 2017 R15 2018 R17 2019 R1 2019 R5 2020 R1 2020 R1

2023 R3 2023 R3 2023 R3 2023 R3 2023 R3 2023 R3 2023 R3 2023 R3

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MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES (CURRENT) – TEAM BY TEAM GAMES

PLAYER

CLUB

FROM

TO

42

Borlase, James

27

Boyle, Jay

Adelaide

2021 R1

2023 R3

Adelaide

2021 R17

39

2023 R3

Grace, Aiden

Central

2021 R1

2023 R3

21

Buechner, Zac

Central

2022 R1

2023 R3

76

Bailey, Darcy

Glenelg

2019 R5

2023 R3

57

Allen, Matthew

Glenelg

2020 R1

2023 R3

102

Harvey, Mitchell

North

2017 R15

2023 R3

76

Combe, Campbell

North

2019 R1

2023 R3

43

Boyd, Harry

Norwood

2021 R1

2023 R3

31

Heard, Jack

Norwood

2021 R16

2023 R3

20

Moore, Nick

Port Magpies

2022 R2

2023 R3

16

Visentini, Dante

Port Magpies

2022 R6

2023 R3

106

Haines, Joseph

South

2017 R8

2023 R3

80

Summerton, Jake

South

2018 R17

2023 R3

108

Battersby, James

Sturt

2017 R8

2023 R3

54

Voss, Casey

Sturt

2020 R1

2023 R3

25

Stevens, Joel

West

2021 R14

2023 R3

20

Park, Callum

West

2022 R2

2023 R3

40

Rowland, Sam

Eagles

2022 R3

2023 R3

31

Comitogianni, Jake

Eagles

2022 R13

2023 R3

Statistics: David O’Hara

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CHASING GOALS

BY PETER ARGENT

Eagles captain Annastasia ‘Annie’ Falkenberg is one of many crosscoders who have found their niche in the SANFL Women’s competition.

In her third year as skipper – “it is special being selected by your peers for the job” – Falkenberg said this season for the Eagles was about “the group growing and getting games into our youth”.

“It is also about playing the brand we want to produce and having that connectivity between the backs, midfielders and forwards,” said Falkenberg, a foundation player at the Eagles now in their fifth year in the competition. She has tallied 41 games to be within reach of a personal goal. “I would love to get to the 50-game milestone … playing 50 SANFLW games is a lot like reaching 100 in the men’s competition,” Falkenberg, 26, said.

The creative, running half-back started playing footy as a 21-yearold and enjoyed a SAWFL flag with Adelaide University Blacks under the tutelage of West Adelaide grand final coach Mark Moody, before inaugural Eagles coach Tess Baxter invited her down to Oval Avenue.

Basketball had previously been her main calling and she made a name for herself in that, representing SA

from under-16s to under-20s, along with playing a year of college hoops in the US with Sheridan College in Wyoming. In the state league ABA – now NBL1 – competition, Falkenberg played for Woodville Warriors and Forestville Eagles, surely making Woodville-West Torrens the perfect fit for her football.

“Footy came at the right time, as I’d done most of what I wanted in basketball,” Falkenberg said. “I reckon there was one season when I played both.”

Annie’s sporting genes “come from both sides of the family”. Her dad, Paul, played football for Nuriootpa and her grandfather, Colin, played in a Barossa and Light premiership as a 16-year-old with Angaston. Her mum, Heidi, who hails from the Riverland, was a talented soccer player and netballer.

Colin Falkenberg in 1948 was Angaston’s best-and-fairest winner – interestingly named the most consistently good player award – while Annie won the Eagles women’s top gong in 2021.

Away from football, Falkenberg is a provisional psychologist, with an interest in criminology, putting in the required hours in the workforce to complete her degree.

“In my work life, and also in the personal space, I am certainly a goal setter,” she said. “But from a sports perspective, besides the obvious ones about premierships and playing finals, I like to play on instincts.”

In this new era of the game, Falkenberg has been wearing head protection from a club sponsor, Isoblox, and for the final part of the season will be wearing protective bra padding.

“I have been trialling the head protection and I don’t notice it at all during the game,” Falkenberg said. “If these new items protect the athletes, it’s got to be a good thing for the game. These days, with the leaner athletes in the game, the bump and actions like that are no longer seen as courageous or heroic.”

Falkenberg, who studied at St Dominic’s Priory College in North Adelaide, is hoping there are still a few seasons left in her, along with some long-awaited on-field success in the Eagles tri-colours.

She is keen to continue to be involved post playing days in some capacity, whether it’s in the coaches’ box or with the backroom staff. sanfl.com.au

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HISTOR

Young Bruce McAvaney on camera at Football Park.

SANFL ON TV

BY NEIL J SMITH

Channel 7 outside broadcast set-up at Alberton Oval.

The rights to telecast SANFL football were hotly contested by Adelaide’s television stations through the 1970s and ’80s.

The usual schedule was to show a SANFL reserves match live and then to record the ‘match of the day’ for replay in the early evening. The video of the games also provided rich content for Nine’s KG’s Footy Show, Seven’s World of Sport and then for the annual ‘prime time’ telecast of the Magarey Medal.

The ABC also had its share of involvement, often covering a second game it would then share with the commercial broadcaster.

An article in the Football Budget on 11 May 1963 has some interesting insight into the early negotiations for the rights to telecast footy in Adelaide. Remember, at this stage the commercial television industry here was only a few years old.

Since television commenced in South Australia, negotiations have taken place between the TV stations and the League to telecast football. The league first was approached to allow a contemporaneous telecast of the 10

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SECOND HALF of three league matches each Saturday for a total payment by the TV stations of £60 each week. This offer was rejected, as the League would not agree under any circumstances to allow the second half of matches to be telecast.

The next offer by the stations was for a contemporaneous telecast of the last quarter of three league matches each Saturday for a total payment of £3000 for the season.

The League also rejected this offer, as the amount offered was not considered adequate as much had been learned from the Victorian Football League regarding direct telecasts, in the deleterious effect it was having on attendances, junior, country football and other sporting bodies.

The League were ready to negotiate with the TV stations for one or more of the channels to videotape the last quarter of league matches, for subsequent showing. The League was told the costs involved in videotaping, when a contemporaneous telecast was not being done, was prohibitive.

And so the debate continued. The television stations offered a fee of £200 for the rights to record the 1963 grand final “for subsequent showing”.

The league would not agree to the amount offered. The TV stations were advised the League would require a combined payment of £600 for the whole game, or £225 for the last quarter, to be videotaped for showing not earlier than 10 o’clock on the Saturday night.

The league’s offer was turned down.

Clearly this was all eventually resolved and coverage of local footy became a key element in the commercial stations’ schedules.

They assigned substantial resources to the productions, as is evident from a collection of photos that was recently donated to the SANFL History Centre, depicting Channel 7 outside broadcasts from the early ’80s.

With the changes in technology and a general downsizing of the industry in Adelaide, the three commercial stations and the ABC have donated their substantial SA football archives to the care of the History Centre. Over the past five years, these hundreds of videotapes – and 16mm films – have been transferred to digital formats, thanks to the enormous efforts of George Usher and his ‘historic’ collection of equipment.

This is a precious resource, with more than 4000 files of games, interviews, Magarey Medal presentations and interstate matches preserved for the future.

Over coming months, more of this will be available to the public through the SANFL Now app.

HART ON HIS SLEEVE

BY PETER CORNWALL

“Harts, you’re going to make a great coach one day.”

Adam Hartlett hadn’t even contemplated the thought but a decade ago when West Adelaide coach Andy Collins threw his arm around him and uttered these words, the Bloods’ premiership defender had his first glimpse into life after his playing career.

“I didn’t really think much of it at the time,” said Hartlett, who had come under Collins’ notice as part of West’s leadership group and for his mentoring of younger players.

Under Mark Mickan, who coached the Bloods to the 2015 flag, Hartlett was vice-captain and recalled “these kids were asking me about the game and what they need to do with their preparation and I was like, maybe I’ve got a bit more to offer than I thought”.

All the signs are pointing that way right now. Hartlett, who turned 37 last Saturday, had the perfect birthday present the following day when his young Bloods beat topthree hopeful South Adelaide by 22 points on the back of a stunning seven-goal second quarter blitz.

He described it as “scintillating

stuff” but deflected any credit that may have come his way by saying his players had deserved the reward for all their effort.

Hartlett couldn’t love West Adelaide Football Club – and the players, officials, volunteers and fans – any more. He’s got a big heart and he’s a ripper bloke, so it’s hardly surprising he describes his style as being a relationship-based coach.

“I think having two years here as an assistant coach with Gotchy (Brad Gotch) and building relationships with the players has helped – they know what I am all about. The boys appreciate I genuinely care about them and this club and having some success,” said Hartlett, who doesn’t have to look back too far – just to when Collins and Mickan were at the helm – to a time when West was a SANFL high-flyer.

“I remember how great this place felt during those times, seeing how passionate our supporters are. We were up around the mark for three out of four years (finishing second, third and winning a flag between 2012-15) but the success came off the back of really hard work and being disciplined. And that’s what

I’m trying to instil, setting some standards in the way we train and prepare and getting fitter and stronger … I feel like we’re heading down the right track.”

Hartlett enjoys the planning and strategies integral to coaching.

“I love trying to pick apart an opposition, preparing our boys and making sure we have specific focuses … I do love it but it’s not something I ever thought of, even as a 25-year-old. It wasn’t probably until I was 29 or 30 I thought, ‘yeah, I might give that a crack’.”

Hartlett, who played 11 AFL games in an injury-hit three-year stint at Carlton in 2007-09, was assistant coach under premiership mentor Mark Stone at Glenelg in 2020 – “that 12 months at Glenelg was just gold for my coaching” – before moving back to West as an assistant in 2021. And he had a headstart to the top job late last season when it became clear Gotch would not be coach again in 2023, taking training, reviewing opposition and preparing the players as they won three of the last five games.

It’s all about team for Hartlett and he says “we’ve got some great people in really important positions”. “(CEO) Connie Wilson is doing an incredible job in getting the club back on its feet off the field and it’s up to myself, (head of football) Paul Streatfield and (talent manager) Russell Godson to make sure the boys are training hard, doing the right thing on and off the field, we are educating them and we get better a week at a time.”

Hartlett appreciates the calm assistants Ryan Anderson – who stepped up as coach in Round 1 after Hartlett’s wife Sarah gave birth to the couple’s third daughter Elkie that morning – Shane Baldock and Jack Horan bring to the coaches’ box.

“They level me out a bit because I can get quite erratic and emotional,” he laughed. That’s hardly surprising for a bloke who is so passionate about his club and clearly wears his heart on his sleeve. sanfl.com.au

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S A N F L

S TA R S

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COACH: Martin Mattner

COLOURS: Double Blue

No

PLAYER

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

1

FREDERICK Martin

2

LEWIS Tom

3

CAREY Henry

26....183.... 79...... 74.....14...................

4

THIELE Joel

25....184....80......49......8....................

5

HONE Joshua

26.... 175......77.....148...169..................

6

McFADYEN Connor

22.... 191..... 93....... 3.......0....................

7

MATHEWS James

26....174.... 70...... 33.....22...................

9

BREUER Sam

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

11

SHUTE Josh

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

13 WILSON Patrick

28....190.... 92...... 96.....62...................

COACH: Paul Thomas COLOURS: Red, White and Blue No

PLAYER

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

22....178.... 78...... 47......8....................

1

23....178.... 75...... 41......9....................

3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 34 38 42 52

McCORMACK Billy NIETSCHKE Aaron CHISHOLM Leyton LIDDY Mani PRESBURY Kyle LARKINS Jai BUECHNER Zac GRANT Harry KENDELL George McLENNAN Jez LAUNER Blake LOCHOWIAK Mihail ILES Billy PEARCE Dale BARREAU Marcus HOSKIN Justin MUNN Hugo HABEL Luke SHAW Oliver COWHAM Lewis LITTLE Brinn LANGE Nick WHITELUM Luca GRACE Aiden EAST Ethan SCHILLER Jarrod (C) LOCHOWIAK Anzac PICKERING Ryan

22....199.... 92...... 16...... 7.....................

22....184.... 82....... 8....... 3....................

23....194.... 90....... 3....... 1.....................

21....184.... 82.......11.......0....................

26....182.... 82......119....72...................

23....183....80....... 6....... 1.....................

25.... 191..... 93.......21...... 2....................

21.... 173.... 79......28...... 7.....................

22....194.... 93...... 16...... 7.....................

22....184....80....... 8.......0....................

25....180.... 86......24..... 10...................

23....184.... 82...... 14...... 3....................

28....178.....77...... 22...... 3....................

21....198.....91....... 3....... 3....................

25....188....80...... 55..... 19....................

31....185.... 82.....184...185..................

23.... 197.... 95.......21..... 13....................

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

21....189....84.......31......8....................

20.... 179.... 72....... 9....... 3....................

20....196.... 85....... 3.......0....................

25....186.... 79......28.....42...................

19....187.....77...... 19..... 10...................

25....189.... 87...... 39.....63...................

22....187....80......44.....39...................

31.... 176.... 83..... 218.... 81...................

22....183....80........7.......8....................

20....199.... 90....... 2.......0....................

14 RENTSCH Josh

19.... 197... 100..... 14..... 10...................

15 EDMONDS Luke

25....194.... 82...... 70......0....................

16 DAKIN Jared

22.... 181.....80...... 23...... 7.....................

18 FAHEY-SPARKS Daniel 25....196.... 92...... 62.....28...................

21 PUNCHER Liam

19....195.... 90....... 3.......0....................

22 COOMBLAS Will

24....193.... 85...... 45......0....................

23 BATTERSBY James (C)

27....178.... 83..... 176....44...................

25 PAGE Guy

29.... 177..... 74..... 174.... 13....................

26 LEWIS Jack

23....188.... 82....... 8.......8....................

27 FRYER Charlie

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

30 GRIVELL Oliver

22....192....84......34.....26...................

31 BURROWS Lachlan

22....195.... 95......24..... 10...................

34 VOSS Casey

22....182....80...... 55..... 10...................

39 SLIMMING Steven

25....182.... 73......116....45...................

44 RICHARDS James

23....189.... 82...... 19.....25...................

45 DOYLE Amos

21....195... 100......11....... 1.....................

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2nd

3rd

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1 2

ADELAIDE COLOURS: Navy and White

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

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

No

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

BROOKSBY Keegan

33.... 197.... 99......111.....42...................

3

BERRY Sam*

24....182.... 83....... 5....... 2....................

GIBBS Bryce

34....188.... 89...... 66.....39...................

5

CROUCH Matthew*

28.... 181..... 82...... 26......6....................

4

HAINES Joseph

30....186.... 81..... 122.....11....................

6

HATELY Jackson*

22.... 191......91...... 33..... 17....................

5

BROADBENT Matt

32....190....94......101....28...................

12 BOYLE Jay

25....188.... 93......46.....20...................

6

FREITAG Damon

22....199.... 99......24.....20...................

15 COOK Brayden*

20....190.... 85......30..... 16....................

7

SPROULE Zachery

24....198.... 97....... 3...... 10...................

17 HAMILL William*

22....187....80...... 29...... 2....................

8

ROSE Matt

31.... 181..... 79.....180....45...................

19 TAYLOR Zac*

20....180.... 74...... 19..... 10...................

10 CLAVARINO Oscar

23....198....94.......21...... 1.....................

21 BROWN Tyler*

23....192.... 86....... 2.......0....................

11

GUNTHER Harrison

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

12 WILKINSON Eamon

22.... 179.... 75...... 54.....68...................

24 WORRELL Joshua*

22....183.... 79......34...... 3....................

13 O’NEILL Mitch

22....178.... 76......34......9....................

25 McHENRY Edward*

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

14 DAVIS Oliver

20....184.... 82......28...... 2....................

26 SCHOENBERG Harry*

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

15 SMITH Ely

22....185....88....... 3....... 1.....................

16 DUNKIN Elliot

24.... 181..... 79...... 59...... 7.....................

17 TUCKER Darnell

22.... 175.....80...... 10......4....................

19 MUTCH Kobe

25....188.... 86...... 33..... 10...................

20 NYE Liam

20.... 181..... 78........7....... 1.....................

21 HEASLIP Ben

27....190.....91..... 109....55...................

22 SUMMERTON Jake (C)

30....193....94..... 103..... 2....................

23 SKINNER Sam

25....198... 100.....38..... 16....................

24 SAMPSON Hayden

23....180.... 70...... 74.....35...................

26 SCHUBACK Jonti

19.... 181..... 82....... 3....... 2....................

28 BIRT Isaac

19....183.... 74....... 5.......0....................

30 KRAEMER Nick

21....185....88.......11....... 5.....................

31 FITT Liam

24....182.... 90......68.....88...................

40 BROWN Dylan

19....180.... 68....... 6....... 3....................

27 NANKERVIS Luke*

19....182.... 86.......21...... 7.....................

31 DOWLING Billy*

18....187....80........1........ 1.....................

34 HIMMELBERG Elliott*

24....200.... 98......68.....83...................

35 BORLASE James*

20....192.... 98......44......4....................

36 McPHERSON Andrew* 23....186.... 86...... 25...... 1.....................

37 PARNELL Patrick*

21....178.... 70...... 18...... 3....................

42 NEWCHURCH Tariek*

20....182.... 78......40.....54...................

44 GOLLANT Lachlan*

21....192.... 83...... 23.....33...................

45 STRACHAN Kieran*

27... 204... 103..... 58.....23...................

46 MADGEN Jack

29....192.... 85....... 2....... 3....................

47 WRIGHT Matthew (C)

33....178.... 76..... 128... 131...................

48 KEANE Mark*

23....194.... 95....... 2.......0....................

50 McKENZIE Isaya

26....180.... 81.......51.....49...................

52 CLAMP Riley

23....192.... 90.......15......8....................

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2nd

3rd

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COACH: Jacob Surjan No

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COACH: Jade Sheedy

COLOURS: Gold, Green and Blue

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

COLOURS: Red and White

No

PLAYER

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

25....178.... 75.......71..... 31....................

1

WIGG Harrison

26....180.... 81..... 106....24...................

3

COMITOGIANNI Jake

3

RAMSEY Keenan

26....193.... 90.....140...162..................

4

COLLIER-DAWKINS Riley 23....193.... 92........1........0....................

4

GOWERS Will

25.... 177......77....... 6....... 1.....................

5

STUDHAM Nathan

23....183.... 78....... 4.......0....................

5

CRAIG Cameron

28....188.... 87..... 153..... 3....................

7

KNIGHT Riley

28.... 181......77......80.....48...................

7

MINERVINI Lee

24....180....80...... 67.....39...................

10 BALLENDEN Connor

24....200... 100......15..... 18...................

8

JARMAN Ben

24.... 175......77...... 81.....38...................

11

9

PATMORE Jake

24....183.... 78...... 39..... 18...................

15 HARDIE Mitch

10 SPINA Alex (C)

27.... 181..... 79..... 155....40...................

16 ROWE James

23.... 173.... 72...... 50.....88...................

11

GRUBB Lachlan

20....178.... 76...... 27..... 19....................

18 BEECKEN Luke

22....183.... 72...... 32..... 13....................

12 HILDER Dyson

22....196.... 98......49.....50...................

BRINKER-RITCHIE David 19....200.... 98........1........0....................

25....185.... 82...... 25..... 17....................

19 CAMERON Clay

28....190.... 86.......15......8....................

15 VAN HUISSTEDE Reed 22....195.... 95...... 19......0....................

21 BEATTIE Max

19.... 173.... 70....... 3....... 5.....................

16 SZEKELY Frank

23.... 177..... 70.......51.....30...................

23 MENZEL Daniel

31....189.... 89......38.....97...................

17 HARVEY Mitchell

27....198... 100.... 163...169..................

24 ROWLAND Sam

29....188.... 83..... 130....20...................

18 COMBE Campbell

27....178....84......88..... 19....................

25 LUKAC Jordan

20....198.... 95....... 3.......0....................

25 WILSDON Lachlan

25.... 191.....88......30..... 17....................

28 D’ALOIA Adam

19.... 181.....80....... 2.......0....................

27 MAGOR Harrison

21....184.... 83......28...... 1.....................

29 GOLDSWORTHY Matthew 31.... 177..... 82.....234...193..................

28 BYRNE Josh

21....188.... 83....... 0.......0....................

30 WILLIAMS Zane

21....183.....71...... 22.....37...................

30 BRAZEL Tyson

24....192.....91....... 5...... 12....................

32 BRUCE Ryan

22....185.... 82....... 8.......0....................

32 MAYES Sam

28....189....88.......61.....30...................

35 SINOR Joseph (C)

29....180.... 82..... 109....20...................

33 ELBROW Harrison

23.... 176.... 78...... 18......9....................

37 PUDNEY Kai

23....186.... 78...... 52......4....................

37 FINLAY Karl

21....193.... 93......42...... 2....................

39 FIRNS Jack

27....188....88...... 81..... 12....................

39 McINERNEY Sam

27....183.... 82...... 65.....49...................

41 WECKERT Patrick

18....194.... 90....... 3....... 2....................

40 CASALINI Noah

21....190....88....... 3....... 7.....................

42 LEHMANN Rory

27....194.... 95...... 25......0....................

46 McCANN Jack

21....186....80........1........0....................

49 BUCK Zac

20.... 171..... 70...... 19...... 1.....................

49 DINNING Charlie

21.... 177..... 81....... 3.......0....................

51 LITSTER Max

20....184.... 83...... 16......0....................

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

LEAGUE NORTH EAGLES

1st

2nd

3rd

RD16 2022 @ PROSPECT OVAL North 16.14 (110) d Eagles 9.8 (62)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Michael Sboro Scott Galletly Giles Lewis

RD1 2022 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA North 13.10 (88) d Eagles 9.12 (66)

BOUNDARY: GOAL: Dylan Speck Thomas Fahey Jaxon Williams Matthew Cummins Benjamin B Williams Taylor Dorsey

RD16 2021 @ PROSPECT OVAL North 10.7 (67) d Eagles 7.7 (49)

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PLAYER

1 McBEAN Liam 2 SCHARENBERG Jonty 3 SNOOK Matthew 4 GERLOFF Cole 5 PROUD Max (C) 7 REYNOLDS Luke 8 LYONS Corey 9 BAILEY Darcy 10 PARTINGTON Luke 11 BELL James 12 NEWMAN Brodie 13 SEARLE Brady 16 MARTINI Alex 17 KULLER Reid 18 STRETCH Billy 19 McGREE Cameron 20 HOSIE Lachlan 22 ALLEN Matthew 23 HOLDER Riley 24 HORSNELL Cooper 25 RAYSON Lewis 26 WISDOM Liam 27 TURNER Brett 32 PINK Toby 39 LOVELOCK Archie 41 DEEP Jared 49 WALKER Jake

NORWOOD COLOURS: Black and Gold

COACH: Jade Rawlings

COLOURS: Red and Blue

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

No

PLAYER

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

28....202.... 98...... 96....226..................

24....187....84......83..... 15....................

31....183.... 83..... 170....42...................

23....186.... 86...... 70.....46...................

31....190.... 92..... 155.... 15....................

28....188....88......117....136..................

24....184....84.......21......8....................

28.... 177..... 81......113....83...................

26.... 181..... 79...... 78.....44...................

24....183.... 81....... 3....... 1.....................

22....193....88.......15...... 1.....................

21....187....88...... 19......9....................

24.... 181..... 78...... 56...... 5.....................

21....182.... 83......42..... 12....................

26.... 181..... 79...... 50......9....................

24....199... 102......17...... 5.....................

26....189....80...... 57....128..................

25....193.....91...... 59.....39...................

20.... 191......91.......11....... 7.....................

21.... 175..... 72......20......6....................

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

22....186....80....... 9.......0....................

26....185....88......101....54...................

24....194....94......43......9....................

18....178.... 74....... 3.......0....................

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

18....188....84....... 0.......0....................

1

TAHENY Cam

21....185....84.......17.....27...................

2

LOWE Baynen

19.... 177..... 76.......21.....25...................

3

SAUNDERS Jack

21.... 181..... 78....... 3....... 2....................

5

SEYMOUR Pierce

27....190....94......48......0....................

6

DONNELLY Thomas

23.... 191..... 98......24...... 3....................

7

CALLOW Jackson

20....195.... 97....... 8.......11....................

8

MORRIS Samuel

21....182.... 81...... 27......4....................

9

ROKAHR Nik

27.... 179.... 83...... 58..... 15....................

10 HAMILTON Declan

27....184.... 78...... 92.....42...................

11

22....186.... 83......44.....14...................

KENNERLEY Jacob

12 JARVIS Ben

22....190.... 87...... 24.....34...................

13 BALL Cameron

23....194.... 95...... 62...... 2....................

14 NUNN Matthew (C)

26....182.... 82......94.....37...................

15 CARROLL Brodie

23....187....84......20...... 1.....................

16 LOWDEN Nick

23.... 191..... 93...... 16...... 3....................

20 LING Matthew

24....183....80....... 3....... 1.....................

23 SANDERS Oliver

20....178.... 78....... 3.......0....................

25 McLEAN Connor

27....196.... 96...... 55.....62...................

31 BOYD Harry

25....198... 108.....44..... 16....................

32 WRIGHT Alec

22....190.... 90........1........0....................

34 WARBURTON Ethan

20....185.... 78....... 5.......0....................

35 HEARD Jack

22.... 191..... 90......40......0....................

42 STINGEL Michael

20....186....84........1........0....................

52 EVANS Logan

17....188.... 78....... 3....... 1.....................

56 ROBINSON Liam

22....194.... 87........1........ 1.....................

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

LEAGUE GLENELG NORWOOD

1st

2nd

3rd

SF 2022 @ ADELAIDE OVAL Norwood 12.7 (79) d Glenelg 7.9 (51)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Corey Bowen Jack Millar David Sobieraj

RD18 2022 @ COOPERS STADIUM Norwood 7.7 (49) d Glenelg 6.6 (42)

BOUNDARY: Matthew Zacher Brayden Theil Martin Elsegood

GOAL: Thomas Sharpe Emilie Hill

RD1 2022 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM Glenelg 11.10 (76) d Norwood 8.13 (61)

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PORT

COACH: Adam Hartlett No

PLAYER

3 4

COLOURS: Red and Black

COACH: Tyson Goldsack

COLOURS: Black and White

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

No

PLAYER

MORRISH Thomas

23.... 179.... 81.......31..... 12....................

3

MONTGOMERY Harper 18....188.... 83....... 2.......0....................

REDFERN Luke

24.... 175..... 79........7....... 3....................

8

SINN Josh*

20....186.... 78....... 6.......0....................

5

MULADY Owen

19.... 179.... 76....... 2.......0....................

16 WEIDEMANN Jake

24....190.... 92...... 37..... 19....................

7

BOYLE Jordan

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

17 CLUREY Tom*

29....193....88......60...... 2....................

8

MAGUIRE Mitchell

24.... 176.... 78......30..... 13....................

24 PASINI Jake*

22....192.... 81.......17......0....................

10 RYAN Kobe

19....183.... 72........7....... 3....................

11

NICHOLLS Rhys

20....188.... 79....... 0.......0....................

25 HAYES Sam*

23....203.... 93......49.....20...................

13 DELAHUNTY Liam

22....193.... 90...... 10......6....................

29 LYCETT Scott*

30....203.... 98...... 10...... 2....................

17 MELINE Lucas

25.... 191..... 83...... 22...... 5.....................

31 EVANS Francis*

21....182.... 78....... 3....... 3....................

18 SHEPPARD Joshua

28....192....88........1........0....................

32 SCULLY Thomas*

18....203.... 89....... 3....... 2....................

20 KENNEDY Cade

19....178.... 76....... 5.......0....................

34 JONES Lachie*

21....186.... 89...... 22...... 1.....................

23 LAUDATO Michael

20.... 179.... 76....... 5....... 2....................

37 McCALLUM Tom*

18....193.... 82....... 3.......0....................

24 MAY Samuel

23....182.... 81...... 25......6....................

38 VISENTINI Dante*

20....201....88...... 19......11....................

27 GORE Joshua

21....178.... 78...... 33.....47...................

28 PARK Callum

22....190.... 76......42......6....................

30 CORBETT Riley

22....196... 102...... 4....... 2....................

31 RYAN Josh

27....195.... 95...... 72......0....................

37 STEVENS Joel

22....189.... 83.......31......11....................

38 SHERLOCK Kane

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

39 JACKSON Hugh*

19....182.... 72.......17......4....................

43 DUMONT Trent*

27....186.... 85......20......8....................

44 MEAD Jackson*

21....184.... 83.......21...... 5.....................

45 BARKLA Nathan*

19....186.... 74....... 6....... 1.....................

46 HAGAN Jed

18.... 175..... 73....... 3....... 2....................

20....186.... 87....... 3.......0....................

48 KIRK Brayden

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

42 JOHNSON Isaac (C)

25....193....84...... 33.....36...................

50 TURNER Aidan

20....182.... 85....... 6....... 2....................

43 MATTINGLY Michael

26....184.... 76.......12...... 1.....................

51 SZUST Cody

26....183.... 75...... 35..... 19....................

48 OBST Jed

20....180.... 76....... 0.......0....................

52 FERRARI Hugh

21....180.... 78....... 0.......0....................

57 PATTERSON Cooper

22....195.... 92....... 4.......0....................

53 LEE Jackson

24....189.... 79...... 23...... 2....................

64 BRAMICH Dylan

23.... 197... 100...... 0.......0....................

55 MOORE Nick

24....183.... 83...... 36.....23...................

66 STEVENS Ned

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

56 SHORT Murphy

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

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

LEAGUE WEST PORT

1st

2nd

3rd

RD15 2022 @ HISENSE STADIUM West 12.9 (81) d Port 7.12 (54)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

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RD7 2022 @ LOXTON OVAL Port 15.15 (105) d West 12.9 (81)

BOUNDARY: James Sutton Bradley Applebee Tobin Dolman

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RD15 2021 @ HISENSE STADIUM Port 13.6 (84) d West 11.5 (71)

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RESERVES WEST SOUTH

SOUTH

COACH: Daimon Head

McCORMICK Dylan..................

BOYLE Jordan............................

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

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

SQUIRE Lachlan.......................

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

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

ROBERTS Kye............................

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

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

ELLEM Hamish.........................

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

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

1st

36 39 40 47 48 49 51 52 56 59 62 67 2nd

GLANVILL William...................

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

WALTERS Darren.....................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

3rd

4th

Points

COACH: Alex Pigou

RAMSAY Sam.............................

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

27 DOUGLASS Aaron.....................

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

29 DUNCAN Charlie.......................

47 KANTILLA Kim...........................

32 CLIFTON Max.............................

48 GILL Brian...................................

34 COCKSHELL Kobe.....................

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

36 HARDING Ray............................

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

37 MITTON Luke.............................

53 SMITH Kyan...............................

38 EMERY Kyle................................

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

41 RODGERS Cooper.....................

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

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

61 SCOTT Lachlan..........................

3

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2 7 9 12 15 16 18 21 22 25 29 33 34

FIELD: Jake Cuming Hayate Yamada Daniel Whittlesea

BOUNDARY: Gianny Scoleri Blayde Harten

GOAL: Thomas Oxford Tom Kelly

11:50am Saturday 29 April @ Wigan Oval

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CENTRAL

COACH: Chris Trapp

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

TAYLOR Willa.............................

1st

43 46 47 49 50 52 54 55 57 58 59 2nd

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

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

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

HEIN Jordan...............................

TABE Blake.................................

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

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

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

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

TIDEMANN Patrick..................

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

3rd

4th

Points

2 5 16 17 21 22 23 30 33 35 36 37 RESERVES UMPIRES

8 10 12 17 20 29 35 36 37 40 42

COACH: Matt Gallarello

LINKE Shay.................................

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

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

OLSSON Chris...........................

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

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

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

DUDLEY Isaiah..........................

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

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

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

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

FIELD: Luke Wittenberg Henry Lodge Zachery Packard

39 40 43 44 47 49 53 54 55 56 58 60

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

LOCHOWIAK Jacob...................

EVANS Saxon............................

CARROLL Fletcher...................

McLENNAN Louie....................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

BOUNDARY: Oakley Nilsen Fraser Town

GOAL: Steven Murphy Connor Izzo

10:30am Sunday 30 April @ Prospect Oval

NORTH O’LOUGHLIN Blayne................

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

NUTTING Connor.....................

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

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

MILLER Keanu...........................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

WICKS Henry.............................

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

SIZER Kurt..................................

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

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

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

DIGNAN Oliver..........................

3rd

4th

Points

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19 21 22 24 26 29 31 35 36 41 45

EAGLES

COACH: Mitch Clisby

COACH: Matt Knight

LONERGAN Jesse.....................

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

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

HOILE Lachlan..........................

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

TILLEY Sam................................

MAWSON Joshua.....................

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

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

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

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

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

FIELD: Daniel Rogers Patrick Lally Nicholas Ghan

43 45 46 47 48 50 52 53 54 59

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

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

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

O’REILLY Cormack...................

WATSON Jay..............................

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

NICHOLLS Sam.........................

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

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

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

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GOAL: Mathew Wilson Matthew Tainsh

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

McCARTHY Brad.......................

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

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

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

McLEOD Connor.......................

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

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

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

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

COULTHARD Matthew...........

NORWOOD

COACH: Michael Knoll

18 GRAHAM Tom............................

49 DNISTRIANSKY Matthew......

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

21 TRANFA Xavier.........................

50 RAHUI Taj....................................

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

24 PASCOE Lachlan.......................

51 BRADFORD Josh.......................

40 MOIR Ashton.............................

30 HODGE Oscar............................

54 WALLS Tyson............................

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

36 CRESSWELL Jake......................

55 KENT Connor.............................

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

37 SAYWELL Isaac.........................

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

44 COLE Angus...............................

38 LOK Goy.......................................

60 NICHOLLS Taaj..........................

46 SCOTT Darcy..............................

41 BOGLE Luke...............................

62 GALE Jayden..............................

50 WINDOW Hunter......................

43 TWELFTREE Izaak...................

64 PEDLER Harvey........................

RESERVES GLENELG NORWOOD

1st

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

46 WEIGHTMAN Nicholas...........

70 STRICKLAND Hugh..................

2nd

3rd

4th

Points

RESERVES UMPIRES

COACH: Russell Veenvliet 36 CHANDLER Will........................

GLENELG 6 14 15 21 28 29 30 31 33 34 35

FIELD: Henry Klemm Paul Ventura Ryan Webster

BOUNDARY: Ben Wilson Nathan Becker

GOAL: Jared Murton Justin Thai

TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U18 WRAP

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BY ZAC MILBANK

Woodville-West Torrens kept in touch with the Torrens University SANFL Under-18 top four with a crucial 15-point win against Glenelg at Stratarama Stadium.

The Eagles’ win against the reigning premier leaves them just a game behind the fourth-ranked Tigers who they bombarded with 58 inside-50s to just 36.

Kade Herbert was outstanding with 31 disposals, five clearances, seven tackles and three goals, while fellow midfielders Brody Mair (28 disposals, six clearances) and Pat Toole (17 disposals, two goals) were also influential. Harry Ramm, Charlie McAuliffe and Anders McShane battled valiantly for the Bays.

North Adelaide booted the first four goals of the game en route to a comfortable 44-point win against Norwood at Prospect Oval.

Establishing an 18-point lead at the first change, the Roosters extended it to 32 by half-time while restricting the Redlegs to just three goals in the first half. North’s Henry Wicks racked up 27 disposals and tallied 15 tackles. Angus Tully (27 disposals) and Kalan Caputo (three goals) proved difficult for the Redlegs to curtail. Norwood’s two Jacobs flew the red-and-blue flag, Jacob Newton collecting 26 disposals, with 10 clearances, while Jacob Jones earned 24 disposals.

Central District grabbed top spot outright with a 38-point win against Sturt at Wigan Oval.

Now the only team boasting a 4-1 win-loss record, the Bulldogs led at every change while dominating the stoppages with a 38-22 advantage at the clearances.

Round 4 Torrens University MVP Trent Tattoli continued his eye-catching touch with 24 disposals and eight clearances, while Will McCabe (31 disposals, nine

Norwood’s Jacob Newton breaks away from a stoppage. Photo: Peter Argent

marks) also stood tall. Brodie Maloney and Thomas McCourt made positive contributions for the Blues, while Declan Gladigau chimed in with 21 disposals, six marks and a goal.

South Adelaide had no shortage of scoreboard contributors in a 21-point win against West Adelaide at Flinders University Stadium.

The Panthers’ goalkicking list had 11 names on it, with Jack Delean (four) and Jake Agnew (three) leading the way. Star midfielders Sid Draper (32 disposals, 12 clearances, one goal) and Phoenix Hargrave (24 disposals, one goal) were in the thick of the action again, while Ryan Pearsons earned 17 possessions and a goal. The Bloods, who slumped to a 0-5 win-loss record, had Kade Hilton (three goals, 17 disposals), Jordan Gadaleta and Will Patton (22 disposals, seven tackles) fight hard to the final siren. sanfl.com.au

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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

NORWOOD 1 JOHNSTON Morgan.

2 BUETHKE Tahlita.....

6 WHITTAKER Kaitey.

7 CLARK Emma...........

8 DAVIES Adrienne.....

9 BRANFORD Sarah...

10 RUSDEN Amelia......

11 MULVAHIL Grace.....

13 HISCOCK Shai...........

14 MAHER Tesharna....

15 LISHMNUND Alana.

COACH: Brad Snell

16 GOULD Ashlee..........

17 SIMMONDS Stephanie..................

18 BROOKSBY Molly....

19 FERRALL Ali (C)........

21 NEWTON Emily........

22 HALFPENNY Jade....

23 BURNS Nicola..........

24 SMITH Lauren..........

26 SPORN Erika.............

27 BARTSCH Emily.......

28 LEE Kiana...................

29 WINTER Alice...........

32 ZERELLA Rosette....

36 ARMITSTEAD Sophie.

37 BIRCHALL Georgina.

41 SCHWERDT Lana....

44 NENKE Charlotte....

46 BOON Rosie..............

50 LINEAGE Elle............

51 MORGAN Coby.........

60 WHITTAKER Grace...

12:00pm Saturday 29 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........

SOUTH

COACH: Rick Watts 29 HAMMOND

3 WRIGHT Nari............

17 COCKATOO-MOTLAP

4 HICKEY Jordann.......

Laquoiya....................

Cheyenne..................

7 KIRK Jess....................

18 COCKATOO-MOTLAP

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

Litonya.......................

34 RADBONE Caitlin....

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

35 SMITH Jaslynne.......

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

36 SCHIRMER Gypsy....

12 NORTHCOTT Lucy...

25 GULDEN Senna........

38 HOOPER Jorja...........

14 COPLEY Tiffany........

27 CLEGGETT Bri...........

41 CLIFTON Lauren......

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

28 DOLAN Charlotte....

48 KOSTER Mel..............

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

10 TAHAU Indy...............

2:50pm Saturday 29 April @ Maughan Thiem Kia Oval

EAGLES 1 WATERFORD Poppy..........................

2 CHARITY Jemma......

3 PORTARO Bianca.....

5 MITCHELL Channy...

6 DEVLYN Beatrice....

7 MARTIN Grace.........

8 FALKENBERG Annie (C) 9 CHARITY Chloe........

10 HOLT Audrey............

11 SIMMONS Jasmine.

COACH: Narelle Smith

WEST

29 ANDREWS Tess.......

30 FIEGERT Marlie........

33 KRAFT Brooklyn......

34 GOODY Shineah.......

40 HOLMES Natasha...

42 WHITWELL Sophie.

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

47 TURNER Madison...

49 NEWTON Chloe.......

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

60 DUURSMA Yasmin...

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......

12 BLANDEN Amie.......

13 WALLING Brianna...

14 COLES Tayla..............

15 DOWRICK Abbey......

18 O’NEILL Klaudia.......

19 SCHOLAR Hannah...

22 LITTLE Ella................

24 ZUILL Sophie............

25 McROSTIE Nikita.....

26 CUTTING Leah..........

28 EVANS Olivia............

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

3:20pm Saturday 29 April @ X Convenience Oval

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...........

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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

NORTH

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.....

1 CASTLE Cristie ........

2 EDWARDS Jessica ...

5 HARVEY Kristi..........

8 CHAPMAN Emma....

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

10 CROOKS Aprille........

11 STARMER Isabelle...

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

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

15 ROTHWELL Kristen.

16 BATES Kalani............

COACH: Krissie Steen 19 PERRY Brittany........

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

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

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........................

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

52 TAYLOR Sarcha........

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

63 LEY Kelsi....................

SANFL

BREAKTHROUGH PLAYER

MEN ’ S

LEAG UE

ROUND 3 WINNER

CHARLIE DINNING

MILESTONES JOEL THIELE STURT

WATCH HIGHLIGHTS 

50 GAMES

N O R TH Looking the goods in his third league game, the strong midfielder collected 25 disposals, five marks and five clearances in the Roosters’ win against Norwood on Anzac Day.

DYSON HILDER NORTH

50 GAMES

SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE

ROUND 8 WINNER

CHARLOTTE RIGGS

SAM HAYES PORT

WATCH HIGHLIGHTS 

50 GAMES

C EN TR AL Aged just 16, Riggs showed plenty of composure playing in defence in the thriller against Sturt, taking six intercept marks, including one which sparked the winning play in the final minute.

LUCY ARMITAGE GLENELG

50 GAMES

COLES MINI LEAGUER OF THE WEEK

JOVANKA ZECEVIC CENTRAL

50 GAMES

Hamish Hill What position do you play on the footy field?

Centre half-forward

Favourite SANFL team?

Norwood

Favourite SANFL player?

Which SANFL match are you attending?

Norwood’s Jack Saunders – he played for Walkerville Cats

North v Eagles

Your local football club?

What do you want to be when you are older?

Walkerville Football Club

Apart from being an AFL player? I’d like to

OFFICIAL BEER OF SANFL

work for NASA

What is the best thing about playing footy?

Kicking goals

If you were a superhero what would be your name and super power?

The Hammer – superhuman strength

The best piece of advice given by your coach?

Don’t worry about the score, just try your hardest

RD5 TORRENS

UNIVERSITY U18 MVP

WATCH HIGHLIGHTS 

KADE HERBERT (EAGLES) Recruited from Bute on the Yorke Peninsula, Woodville-West Torrens’ acting captain was a huge influence in the Eagles’ 15-point win against Glenelg with 31 disposals, five clearances and 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 3)

Team

M

R

South

200

100

100

Central

200

100

200

4

Sturt

300

50

150

54.21

4

Glenelg

200

150

51.93

4

North

200

50

193

50.64

4

Norwood

0

50

201

48.33

2

West

100

100

47.1

2

Eagles

100

302 35.88

0

Adelaide

200

0

Port

0

P W L

D

F

A

%

Sturt

3

3

0

0

294

172

63.09

6

Adelaide

3

2

1

0

298

191

60.94

4

North

3

2

1

0

213

170

55.61

Glenelg

3

2

1

0

219

185

South

3

2

1

0

202

187

Central

3

2

1

0

198

Eagles

3

1

2

0

188

West

3

1

2

0

219

246

Port

3

0

3

0

169

Norwood 3

0

3

0

138

291

32.17

Pts

2023 HOSTPLUS SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE

U18

U16

W

Total

50

700

1150

50

600

1150

125

400

1025

150

100

400

1000

150

50

300

750

150

25

400

625

0

50

200

450

0

100

50

200

450

0

0

0

0

200

0

0

0

0

0

2023 RESERVES

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 8)

Team

Team

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 3)

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

South

8

7

1

0

217

182

54.39

14

Team Glenelg

3

3

0

0

202

170

54.3

6

Central

8

6

2

0

315

274

53.48

12

South

3

2

1

0

237

152

60.93

4

Norwood 8

4

4

0

310

240 56.36

8

Central

3

2

1

0

200

165

54.79

4

Sturt

8

4

4

0

332

264

55.7

8

West

3

2

1

0

182

173

51.27

4

Glenelg

8

4

4

0

250

242

50.81

8

Sturt

3

1

2

0

188

152

55.29

2

North

8

3

5

0

332

329

50.23

6

North

3

1

2

0

164

214

43.39

2

Eagles

8

2

6

0

200

306

39.53

4

Norwood

3

1

2

0

180

241

42.76

2

West

8

2

6

0

198

317

38.45

4

Eagles

3

0

3

0

186

272

40.61

0

2023 TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U18s

2023 TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U16s

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 5)

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 5)

Team

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

P W L

D

F

A

Central

5

4

1

0

379

262

59.13

8

Team Sturt

5

5

0

0

434

238 64.58

10

Sturt

5

3

2

0

388

324 54.49

6

Glenelg

5

4

1

0

418

270

60.76

8

North

5

3

2

0

352

305

53.58

6

Eagles

5

2

3

0

386

381

50.33

4

Glenelg

5

3

2

0

329

296 52.64

6

North

5

2

3

0

334

366

47.71

4

Norwood

5

3

2

0

286

368

43.73

6

South

5

2

3

0

305

336

47.58

4

Eagles

5

2

3

0

365

307

54.32

4

West

5

2

3

0

302

386

43.9

4

South

5

2

3

0

335

354 48.62

4

Central

5

2

3

0

261

398

39.61

4

West

5

0

5

0

228

446 33.83

0

Norwood

5

1

4

0

333

398

45.55

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LAST ROUND’S RESULTS

HOSTPLUS SANFL LEAGUE ROUND 3

Central v Adelaide (X Convenience Oval) Central 13.7 (85) d Adelaide 11.15 (81) Crowd: 1823

Glenelg v Eagles (Stratarama Stadium) Glenelg 15.10 (100) d Eagles 7.10 (52) Crowd: 4521

West v South (Hisense Stadium) West 14.12 (96) d South 11.8 (74) Crowd: 1284

Norwood v North (Coopers Stadium) North 14.10 (94) d Norwood 5.10 (40) Crowd: 4259

Sturt v Port (Wigan Oval) Sturt 16.12 (108) d Port 10.10 (70) Crowd: 3212 22

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RESERVES ROUND 3 Central 11.8 (74) d Sturt 9.6 (60) West 10.12 (72) d South 9.10 (64) Glenelg 15.10 (100) d Eagles 12.6 (78) North 12.12 (84) d Norwood 10.11 (71) U18 TORRENS UNIVERSITY CUP ROUND 5 Eagles 11.9 (75) d Glenelg 9.6 (60) North 12.14 (86) d Norwood 6.6 (42) Central 13.11 (89) d Sturt 7.9 (51) South 16.9 (105) d West 13.6 (84)

THE ROAD AHEAD ROUND 1

Eagles 14.7 (91) d Norwood 6.9 (45) North 10.19 (79) d West 9.9 (63) South 10.12 (72) d Central 7.4 (46) Sturt 12.8 (80) d Glenelg 7.7 (49) Adelaide 19.10 (124) d Port 6.10 (46)

ROUND 6

Saturday 13 May Norwood v West Glenelg v North Eagles v Central Sturt v Adelaide Sunday 14 May Port v South

ROUND 11 First Nations Round PL SS MTKO WO A

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

WO SS MTKO A PO

ROUND 16

Weekend of Saturday 12 August Norwood v South CS Central v Sturt XCO Port v Glenelg A Eagles v North MTKO Sunday 13 August West v Adelaide MB

STATE GAME Friday 19 May SANFL v WAFL

ROUND 2 Easter Weekend

Sturt 16.10 (106) d Norwood 8.5 (53) Adelaide 13.15 (93) d West 9.6 (60) Central 9.13 (67) d North 5.10 (40) South 9.2 (56) d Eagles 6.9 (45) Glenelg 10.10 (70) d Port 7.11 (53)

AFL GATHER ROUND

AO

ROUND 7

Friday 26 May Norwood v Adelaide Saturday 27 May North v Port South v Sturt Central v Glenelg West v Eagles

CS PO FUS XCO HS

ROUND 12 First Nations Round

ROUND 17

ROUND 13

ROUND 18

Weekend of Saturday 15 July Sturt v South WO Port v North A Eagles v Norwood MTKO West v Central HS Glenelg v Adelaide SS

Weekend of Saturday 26 August Glenelg v South SS North v Sturt PO Central v Port XCO Eagles v West MTKO Norwood v Adelaide CS

ROUND 14

FINALS

Weekend of Saturday 8 July Norwood v Glenelg CS South v North FUS Eagles v Port MTKO West v Sturt HS Saturday 8 July Central v Adelaide NO

Weekend Saturday 19 August North v Central PO South v Port FUS Eagles v Glenelg MTKO West v Norwood HS Sturt v Adelaide WO

Thursday 13 April - Sunday 16 April

ROUND 3 ANZAC Weekend

Central 13.7 (85) d Adelaide 11.15 (81) West 14.12 (96) d South 11.8 (74) Sturt 16.12 (108) d Port 10.10 (70) Glenelg 15.10 (100) d Eagles 7.10 (52) North 14.10 (94) d Norwood 5.10 (40)

ROUND 4

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

XCO 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

ROUND 8

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 HS BYE WEEKEND Weekend of Saturday 5 August

Legend

Sunday 3 September Elim. & Qual. Final

AO

Sunday 10 September Semi Final 1 & 2

AO

Sunday 17 September Preliminary Final

AO

Sunday 24 September

Grand Final

AO

Key: Bold = home team

AO - Adelaide Oval, A - Alberton Oval, NO - Nuriootpa Oval, CS - Coopers Stadium, Norwood, FUS - Flinders University Stadium, Noarlunga, HS – Hisense Stadium, Richmond, L - Loxton, MB - Murray Bridge, MTKO - Maughan Thiem Kia Oval, Woodville, PL - Port Lincoln, PO - Prospect Oval, SS – Stratarama Stadium, Glenelg, XCO - X Convenience Oval, Elizabeth, WO - Wigan Oval, Unley

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