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They talk about kicking the dew off the ground if you’re playing in the early-morning reserves game. But kicking the grass off the ground in a night game puts a different twist on the old expression. Adelaide’s Brayden Cook left his mark on Coopers Stadium as he put ball to boot in opposition to Norwood’s Josh Richards. Photo: David Mariuz

SNAP SHOTS Footy fans love a good snap.

Livewire Matthew Coulthard produced a few of them in his matchwinning four-goal haul for Glenelg against Central District last week.

But we also love a good photo footy.

And over the years the Footy Budget

has had more than a fair share of them. These days Cory Sutton and David Mariuz capture the action and passion of SANFL footy, while all the clubs have wonderful photographers who light up social media. How good are these pics from a wet and wild weekend of hard-fought local footy?

How’s this for a flying handball? Central District’s Justin Hoskin defies physics as he fires the ball out against Glenelg at X Convenience Oval. Photo: Cory Sutton

As if it wasn’t wet enough out on the ground, Glenelg’s Liam McBean had to dry off after suffering an extra drenching from team-mates to commemorate his 100th game after the Tigers’ win against the Bulldogs.

Photo: Gordon Anderson, Glenelg Football Club

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MATCH PREVIEWS

BY PETER CORNWALL

CENTRAL V NORWOOD It’s a big weekend for these rivals at X Convenience Oval. As if a mustwin men’s clash on Saturday isn’t enough to get excited about, there’s the women’s preliminary final on Sunday – and it hardly gets bigger than that.

While the Redlegs’ women are two wins away from the glory of securing their second premiership, Norwood’s men are possibly two games away from equalling a record no-one would want. Their seven successive losses to start a season as reigning premier is two short of the record nine West Adelaide suffered in 2016 after its grand final win the previous year. The club Norwood is facing this week has a record of its own for seasons following grand final wins – Central played in the premiership decider every year after winning each of its nine flags.

The Bulldogs have their eyes on finals again but need to turn effort and chances against the competition heavyweights into wins as they aim to end a five-year finals drought. They pushed secondplaced Glenelg before falling nine points short after also giving top side Sturt a huge scare before being beaten by just three points.

West claimed the wooden spoon after its most recent premiership, something Norwood, which last finished last in 2004, won’t be thinking of emulating. The Redlegs are the top-ranked clearancewinning team in the league and are second for tackling, so their pressure and workrate are up. But they are ranked 10th for goalkicking 4

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North Adelaide’s Frank Szekely provides plenty of run for North and the Roosters are still in the premiership running, back up to fourth on the SANFL ladder.

Photo: David Mariuz

accuracy (42 per cent) and efficiency (36 per cent). The Dogs know they need to improve their efficiency as well, rating ninth (39 per cent). They won the inside-50 count against Glenelg 43-31, coach Paul Thomas saying, “We didn’t just compete, we challenged and played the better footy at times, against Sturt, against Glenelg … it’s bittersweet … it’s frustrating we didn’t get the W”. Whichever side makes the most of their chances will get the W here. And then the attention will turn to Sunday’s big clash.

GLENELG V ADELAIDE What a mouth-watering prospect this second-versus-third clash is, with so much quality from both sides all over the field.

The Tigers made it six on the trot thanks to a stunning five-goal thirdquarter blitz against Central, winning a tough, tight contest by nine points. It was the closest any team had come to the Tigers since they were beaten in the opening round by Sturt, winning their five games before the clash at Elizabeth

by an average margin of 39 points. It would have been an even tougher afternoon if it hadn’t been for key defender Toby Pink, who added the scalp of livewire Aiden Grace to the list of star forwards he has shut down this year. Glenelg coach Darren Reeves said, “every single week he’s got the job done. He and Brodie Newman have been pillars back there”. They needed to be against the Dogs because the under-siege Tigers were without inspirational backman Max Proud.

The Bays know the pressure will be on against the Crows. They took two-and-a-half quarters to start to get the better of Norwood before winning by 3.6. But just try containing all this quality – Matt Crouch had 30 touches, Harry Schoenberg 29, Sam Berry 25, Brayden Cook 22, Lachlan Gollant 21 and two goals, Jackson Hately 20, Kieran Strachan a game-high 28 hitouts. The Crows clearly have all they need to beat anyone so this could be a classic of the ilk of the top-of-the-table clash in Round 15 2019, when Glenelg grabbed a sensational two-point win, even

though the Crows had Eddie Betts, who bagged four goals.

NORTH V SOUTH These sides took a huge step in the right direction last week, even though the Panthers came up empty for the fifth successive game. While the Roosters hit back from successive sound defeats at the hands of Adelaide and Glenelg with a hard-fought eight-point win over Port, South could feel hard done by to have led for most of the game against ladder leader Sturt only to fall short by two points. If the Panthers don’t get the two points at Prospect Oval their season could be slipping away. But North, after last season coming as close as you can to winning a flag without actually doing it, still believes it is a topthree side, so it will be just as desperate. The Roosters were challenged by Port, seven points down at half-time but coach Jacob Surjan talked to his leaders about “seizing the moment” and they did exactly that, inspired by Aaron Young’s 28 disposals, 11 clearances and two goals.

It’s been the odd 20 minutes in a game that’s been costly for the Panthers and against the Blues they conceded four successive goals in 17 minutes in the third quarter. But they were in it up to the final siren, coach Jarrad Wright pleased with his side’s effort and attitude. “We won three quarters against the top side and were closer than any team to them this season, so that was a positive,” he said. A positive result is needed now.

totally square the ledger.

The rivals meet at a time both are playing good footy. The Eagles, regaining strength after suffering a long list of injuries, have bounced back from four successive losses – two of those against the top two sides – with strong wins against Central and West, while Port has had wins against West, Norwood and South before a fighting eightpoint loss to North. Magpies coach Tyson Goldsack was happy his men kept battling it out right to the end against the Roosters and “that they stuck to the task when things weren’t going their way”. Josh Sinn impressed with a 24-disposal, twogoal game, while Trent Dumont and Jase Burgoyne were creative.

The Eagles have a creative, in-form dangerman in Fos Williams Medallist James Rowe, who was in everything against West, with 26 disposals and three goals, his passion and enthusiasm infectious.

“We’re starting to get some good players back, our good players are starting to play well and our young kids have been able to grow off the back of that,” coach Jade Sheedy said. The enthusiasm is definitely building.

STURT V WEST Stats and records are one thing. The numbers all point to a Sturt win. But it’s also all history and we all know how quickly that can change. Sturt has won seven games in a row to

start the season and is enjoying its winning habit. The stats for SturtWest games are even more stark.

The Double Blues have won their past 14 clashes with the Bloods. And their past nine in a row at home. If Martin Mattner’s men can add to that run, Sturt will have had its best start to a season since 1970, when Jack Oatey’s charges won their fifth successive flag. They won their first 17 games that year. Good luck chasing down that record! One thing is for sure – Sturt won’t be easily beaten. South came close last week but the Blues are making a name for stopping their opponents scoring in hard-fought last-quarter tussles and winning close games. There was no score for 19 minutes as the Blues put the clamps on South in a tense final quarter and, talking about putting the clamps on, defender Casey Voss’s last-gasp tackle to stop Ben Heaslip when he was dashing into scoring range in the last minute, the Blues just two points to the good, was stunning.

West has been heading in the right direction but it took a disappointing step back last week against the Eagles. It has won just one of seven first quarters this season and the slow starts continued as it trailed 1.4 to 8.7 by half-time. Coach Adam Hartlett was disappointed his men were “taught a lesson in the contest”. But they have shown all year they are learning.

PORT V EAGLES This is an intriguing match-up for two sides threatening to force their way into finals footy. Not only are the sides locked together on three wins and four losses this season, their head-to-head match-ups are incredibly tight. In clashes since Woodville-West Torrens became a merged side in 1991, Port has won 42, the Eagles 41, with one draw. At Alberton, it’s Port 18, Eagles 17, one draw. An Eagles win today would

The Eagles have been running into some form in the past few weeks.

Can they keep the run going against Port Adelaide? Photo: David Mariuz

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GROUNDS FOR CELEBRATION

BY STEVE BARRETT

Redeveloped Coopers Stadium was packed and pretty as a picture under lights for the AFL’s Gather Round.

Sturt has made a cracking start to the 2023 SANFL season on the field, fresh off the heels of an equally impressive performance on the other side of the fence.

The Double Blues’ long-awaited Stage 2 redevelopment of Wigan Oval in Unley has come up a treat, the majestic, upgraded Jack Oatey Grandstand the jewel in the $4.5 million exercise’s crown.

The revamped grandstand, funded by the City of Unley, the Federal Government and Sturt Football Club, sports a multi-use, function room at the top, enhanced coaches boxes, corporate boxes and media facilities and a plaza overlooking the ground.

The Blues are one of several clubs to have significantly overhauled their home venue.

Central District worked overtime last summer upgrading X Convenience Oval, its Elizabeth home base, while also honouring the club’s two most successful players and its most esteemed, long-serving administrator.

The playing arena is now bordered by a picket fence which, according to CEO Greg Edwards, “makes you feel like you have entered an iconic cricket ground”.

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rooms with elite bathrooms and medical treatment areas.

The third of those facilities, erected by the City of Playford with funding support from the State Government, is dedicated to Central’s women’s teams.

The legendary Gowans twins, the only two players involved in all nine of the Dogs’ premiership successes from 2000, were honoured in February with Central naming the two ends of the ground after them – the Chris Gowans End to the north and the James Gowans End to the south.

“Chris and I just battled and tried our guts out. A lot of people out at Elizabeth liked us for that, I suppose,” James said. “It’s a really great honour.” Brother Chris added: “Megsy (Edwards) sent us an email proposing this. Not being humble or anything but we thought, ‘jeez, there’s a lot better football players than us running around who kicked more goals than us’. It’s very humbling and leaves you a bit speechless, which is hard for someone to do that to us.”

Another Central giant has been immortalised this year with the western grandstand renamed the Kris Grant Stand. Grant felt “honoured and humbled” by the apt tribute to the man who, from 19772021, dedicated 44 years of service

James Gowans makes himself at home at his end of X Convenience Oval at Elizabeth.

as secretary, general manager and chief executive of his beloved Bulldogs.

Some 20km down the highway, a stunning redevelopment by North Adelaide has transformed Prospect Oval. The $1.5 million project, unveiled by SA Premier Peter Malinauskas in time for the SANFLW season, includes the establishment of dedicated female changerooms, together with extensive improvements to the Roosters’ entertainment spaces.

That included the relocation of the kitchen and function room upstairs, accompanied by a balcony viewing area, while moving the gym downstairs to overlook the Memorial Gardens.

A premium presentation space, including a Legends Room, was also created to showcase North’s history.

“Receiving this grant from the State Government provided us the opportunity to develop muchneeded quality facilities for our female players, who have been without adequate changerooms at Prospect Oval since we entered the SANFLW competition seven years ago,” Roosters president Andrew Souter said. “The project has been in the pipeline for several years with the board working closely with all levels of government and the

The opening of the Prospect Oval redevelopment in January showing the function room with a view.

finished product is a just reward for the hard work put in by the club.”

North’s redevelopment follows Glenelg’s establishment of unisex changerooms at Stratarama Stadium completed early last year for the Tigers’ female and junior programs. The home of the Bays has undergone an impressive transformation since the old HY Sparks Stand had its roof blown off in a storm and had to be demolished.

Woodville-West Torrens continues to forge ahead with refurbishments, with more than $800,000 spent on the latest project at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.

The Eagles have partnered with the State Government, Woodville District Cricket Club and Charles Sturt Council to revamp the changeroom facilities in the Barry Jarman Stand, expected to be completed in the back half of this season.

Construction is also underway of five offices for the footy department on the mezzanine floor, along with an updated meeting room and a new canteen.

The facelift comes on the back of the completion of a major $800,000 lighting upgrade at Woodville, which also received State Government investment.

At Alberton Oval, a $1.5 million

Glenelg’s outstanding women’s changerooms were opened last season.

upgrade of the historic Fos Williams Stand and existing changerooms has delivered first-class facilities for Port Adelaide.

Tackled with careful consideration of heritage building conditions, the refurbishments include luxurious coaches’ boxes and player benches, completed in preparation for the Power’s 2022 AFLW debut. The social club built in the Bob Quinn Stand on the north-west flank has been remodelled and renamed ‘The Precinct’.

And, on the subject of celebrating SANFL grounds, how good did Coopers Stadium look under lights for the AFL’s Gather Round?

Fremantle edged out Gold Coast

and GWS snuck home against Hawthorn in classic clashes in front of bumper crowds. The lights were upgraded in readiness as the ground continues to forge ahead after the opening in late 2020 of the state-of-the-art Wolf Blass Community Centre.

Providing a place for Redlegs members to call home, the Wolf Blass Community Centre, located on the Woods Street pocket of Coopers Stadium between the western grandstand and the Sir Edwin T Smith Stand, features the Norwood Function Room as well as the popular Premiers Bar and Bistro.

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PROUDLY SUPPORTING SANFL SINCE 1954

NEVER FEAR, SMITH IS HERE

BY PETER ARGENT

Shelby Smith, Central District’s inspirational captain across the past three seasons, has many of her father Greg’s footballing traits, especially winning the contested ball in close and racking up possessions.

Dad arrived at the Ponderosa the season before the Neil Kerley era started, after a strong career with South Melbourne/Sydney Swans and Collingwood, playing 100 SANFL games with the Bulldogs between 1987-92. He also captained Central, in 1991-92, after winning the bestand-fairest award in 1988.

Shelby Smith, the youngest of Greg’s four children, said she was “netball crazy” as a youngster, playing juniors for State League club Garville, then in the Barossa, Light and Gawler competition with Gawler Central.

“My sister Courtney was playing footy for Eastern Park back in 2016 and they were short,” Shelby said of her start in the sport in which her dad had been such a star. She didn’t play in 2017 or ’18 because of the birth of daughter Amarni but Central’s inaugural SANFLW coach Shaun Ribbons soon invited her out to X Convenience Oval.

“My debut was against Norwood at

Central District skipper Shelby Smith wins another touch against Norwood.

nothing of her family history.

(Central female football director) Nat Seaman and I watched her play in 2019 and we quickly saw her ability to hunt the ball and her competitiveness. She has courage, works hard and does not shirk any issues. We needed a captain who led by example with their actions on the field, an area Shelby excels in.”

Shelby, a hairdresser who runs her own business, said her involvement in footy had brought her and her dad closer together. “Since I’ve started I’ve watched a lot of his old games and people have said we play with the same intent and desire. Dad is good with his feedback after games and helps with my pre-game nerves,” said Shelby, who suggested she now has family bragging rights at Central.

Greg Smith, who hailed from Ardlethan, a country town an hour from Wagga, played 96 games for the Swans, helping the relocated club win its first silverware as Sydney – the 1982 Escort Cup, beating North Melbourne in the grand final by 32 points at VFL Park.

He added 31 games in a couple of seasons with Collingwood.

Shelby isn’t always keen to follow in her father’s footsteps. “In 1988, at the start of that Kerley era, we were knocked out in straight sets in that final series,” Greg said. After being edged out by South in Shelby’s first final with the Bulldogs, you can bet she will be throwing herself in there in the preliminary final against Norwood to make sure history doesn’t repeat this time.

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the Ponderosa and we had a win,” recalled Smith of the Round 1 clash of 2020, when she picked up 20 disposals, the Bulldogs sneaking home in a thriller by four points. By the next season, Ribbons had installed Smith as skipper, a role in which she continues to revel.

Now 31, this heart-and-soul northern suburbs woman is one of the best players in the league, in 2021 and ’22 finishing runner-up for the SANFLW fairest and most brilliant, behind West’s Lauren Young by one vote and Glenelg’s Jess Bates by two. A triple bestand-fairest winner at Central she has been a regular selection in the SANFL Women’s Team of the Tear.

“I first saw her running water for Eastern Park and kicking the ball on the sidelines,” Ribbons said.

“I asked who the girl in the yellow vest Shelby Smith with her dad, former Bulldogs captain Greg was, knowing Smith, at last year’s SANFLW best-and-fairest count. sanfl.com.au

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HISTOR

Sturt goalkicker Ross Sawley putting his boot into it at State training at Adelaide Oval and (below) at work at the Post Office.

SHOOTING STAR

BY PETER ARGENT

His footy career was over at 25. Sadly, football finished suddenly for Sturt goalkicker Ross Sawley when he injured his knee in an internal trial game for the Double Blues before their 1965 campaign, rupturing his ACL and PCL in the shocking incident.

The burgeoning Sturt star has just completed his best season, in 1964 topping the SANFL goalkicking with 70 for a Jack Oatey-coached side on the rise.

Born on 23 January 1939, Sawley grew up at Thevenard, the home of the Magpies on the far West Coast, playing A-grade football in his early teens.

Sawley made his SANFL league debut in Round 6, 1957, while still a teenager. In a tough initiation Sawley and the Blues tackled Port Adelaide at Alberton, thumped by the reigning premier by 11 goals. He played sporadically until ’64, when after a number of strong seasons in Yorke Peninsula football, Sawley decided to travel to Adelaide from Kadina to play in a season when he enjoyed a State call-up and became a key part of a Sturt combination about to enter its golden era. The knee injury changed everything.

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“Dad was told by specialists about his injury at the time, we can try the radical knee reconstruction but, if it doesn’t work, we may have to amputate your leg,” son Neil said. “Mum didn’t want him to go and play that afternoon, as they had a wedding later that day.

“Like the ‘Jumbo Prince’ Rick Davies from Port Victoria did after him, Dad wore the No. 24 at Sturt. After that dramatic diagnosis from the medical profession, he went and played golf.”

Sawley finished up with 45 league games for the Blues from 1957-64, kicking 97 goals. Along with a long career in the PNG (Post Office), Sawley went on to become a life member of Kadina Tennis Club and long-term member of Kadina Golf Club, getting down to a handicap of nine.

For the five years before that dynamic season at Sturt, Sawley was a consistent performer, in the 1959 season with Maitland and then for Kadina, where he dominated from 1960. In ’59 he was a part of the Yorke Valley representative side which won the Croser Cup, the representative competition between the four associations on the ‘Leg’ at the time. Sawley was a prodigious kick and was noted for using the drop kick when taking a set shot. He was captain-coach of Kadina in 1961 and ’63 and won the Kadina best-andfairest award in both those seasons.

On top of that Sawley won the Yorke Valley Football League’s highest individual honour the Mail Medal in 1963, polling 29 votes, two ahead of David Sheppard from Wallaroo. Two seasons earlier Sawley was runner-up in the YVFL top award. That same year he was a member of the Yorke Peninsula zone team that won the SA country title against the South East, having kicked 10 goals in one of those representative games.

Sawley also was Yorke Peninsula leading goalkicker with 58 in his Mail Medal year of 1963, playing predominately at centre half-forward.

(William) Ross Sawley and his wife Pauline had four children Sharon, Ian, Neil and Kathryn. He passed away after an illness in 1986 with his Sturt coach Jack Oatey and captain John Halbert attending his funeral.

The Electrifying 80s

JUMBO-SIZED HAUL

BY DION HAYMAN

Rick Davies was without doubt South Australia’s premier ruckman of the 1970s. Just ask any Port fan about the 1976 grand final for confirmation.

But by the early ’80s, a metamorphosis was taking place. The Jumbo Prince moved closer to the goalmouth where his strong marking proved quite the handful for defenders in a decade tailor-made for forwards – one in which an inside 50 almost always ended in a score.

According to Davies, he was merely returning to where it had all begun. “My rucking days were sort of finished.

They put in that line across the centre,” he recalled.

“I started at full forward. My first game against Woodville was against Ray Buckley, Nathan’s father.

So I came in as a forward, then I rucked for most of it and then it came to pass that I slowly moved back to full forward. There was no plan, it was more just getting down there and out of the road.”

The success of the move was quickly evident in 1982 when he returned to Unley after a strong season at Hawthorn. Davies finished with 98 goals, including a maiden bag of 10 against Woodville at Unley.

After seven rounds of 1983, he led the goalkicking table with 28, keeping pace with the challenge set him by coach John Halbert in his first season in charge of the Double Blues.

“Halbert basically said to me he thought I had the ability to kick four a week, that was my job,” Davies said.

“When we had the meeting after the game, I said to him, ‘can I have a month off now?’ I was thinking after I’d kicked four, ‘well I’ve done my job!’”

Indeed, Davies had five by quarter-time of an extraordinary shootout against West Adelaide, the ladder leader and Sturt’s eventual grand final conqueror. With silver service from the likes of Greg Whittlesea, in one of his earliest appearances in the centre, Neil Craig, Phil Heinrich, Jim Derrington and Peter Motley, Davies had seven goals by half-time and bagged his 10th just before the final change.

“I can remember Neil Craig running up to me saying, ‘well, there’s 10, I think we can do more’,” Davies said.

The final quarter became a precession as Sturt piled on another 10 goals, five from Davies’ boot in the last 20 minutes. The Blues were irresistible, winning 29.16 (190) to West’s 17.14 (116).

All but two of Davies’ goals were the result of marks.

His 15th and Sturt’s 29th goal was registered from the goalsquare after West full back Peter Winter bounced off Davies like a pinball, as he’d done for so much of the afternoon. Davies clutched the ball to his chest like he was cuddling his first born and raised his arms

Sturt champion Rick Davies grabs another strong mark on his way to a stunning 15-goal haul against West Adelaide in 1983.

triumphantly to the sky after kicking the goal, punching the air with delight. It was a brutal learning curve for Winter, who was left on the dominant Davies all day by coach Neil Kerley. “He was very quiet. I think he was hopeful he would be shifted,” Davies quipped.

Kerley said after the game: “A player doesn’t kick 15 goals without a coach giving some thought to a move.

Winter was good enough for the job before the game and we chose to stick by him, perhaps it could be said we paid the penalty.” But there was more method in his madness than many had realised, including Bruce Lindner, who quizzed his coach back at Richmond later that night. “I said to him, ‘Neil, why wouldn’t you move Peter Winter off Rick Davies’?” Lindner recalled. “And he said, ‘Son, we’ll be playing them in the finals, do you think Peter will be standing him?’ And it wasn’t until later when we’d won and Tony Burgess stood Rick in the grand final that I thought, ‘Wow, how smart’s that old feller? That’s genius’.”

Davies endured a frustrating afternoon, held to two goals as the Bloods ended a 22-year premiership drought. He finished the season with a then record 151 goals but the ultimate prize had escaped Sturt.

“That year holds a little bit of joy for me but also disappointment,” Davies said. “It turned out West had the last laugh, didn’t they?” sanfl.com.au

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

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

1 McCORMACK Billy 22....199.... 92......20......9....................

3 NIETSCHKE Aaron 23....184.... 82.......12...... 3....................

4 CHISHOLM Leyton 23....194.... 90........7....... 1.....................

6 LIDDY Mani 21....184.... 82.......15...... 1.....................

7 PRESBURY Kyle 26....182.... 82..... 122....72...................

9 BUECHNER Zac 25.... 191..... 93...... 25...... 2....................

10 GRANT Harry 21.... 173.... 79...... 32...... 7.....................

11 KENDELL George 22....194.... 93......20...... 7.....................

12 McLENNAN Jez 22....184....80.......12...... 2....................

13 LAUNER Blake 25....180.... 86...... 26..... 10...................

15 ILES Billy 28....178.....77...... 26...... 3....................

17 OLSSON Chris 25.... 176.... 73......60.....34...................

18 PEARCE Dale 21....198.....91........7.......8....................

19 BARREAU Marcus 25....188....80...... 59..... 21....................

20 HOSKIN Justin 31....185.... 82..... 187...186..................

21 RICHARD Tyson 21....186.... 83....... 3.......0....................

24 MUNN Hugo 23.... 197.... 95...... 25..... 18...................

26 SHAW Oliver 22....189....84...... 35......9....................

27 COWHAM Lewis 20.... 179.... 72.......11....... 3....................

28 LITTLE Brinn 20....196.... 85........7.......0....................

29 LANGE Nick 25....186.... 79...... 32.....44...................

31 WHITELUM Luca 19....187.....77...... 23..... 12....................

32 GRACE Aiden 25....189.... 87......43.....65...................

34 EAST Ethan 23....187....80......46.....39...................

38 SCHILLER Jarrod (C) 31.... 176.... 83.....222....84...................

40 LOCHOWIAK Jacob 19....184.... 83....... 0.......0....................

42 LOCHOWIAK Anzac 22....183....80....... 9.......9....................

44 CARROLL Fletcher 25.... 176.... 72....... 0.......0....................

52 PICKERING Ryan 20....199.... 90....... 2.......0....................

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

2 LOWE Baynen 19.... 177..... 76...... 25.....30...................

4 PANOS Matt 32.... 191..... 90..... 135...163..................

5 SEYMOUR Pierce 28....190....94.......51......0....................

6 DONNELLY Thomas 24.... 191..... 98......28...... 3....................

8 MORRIS Samuel 21....182.... 81...... 29......4....................

9 ROKAHR Nik 27.... 179.... 83...... 62..... 16....................

10 HAMILTON Declan 27....184.... 78...... 96.....42...................

14 NUNN Matthew (C) 26....182.... 82......98.....38...................

15 CARROLL Brodie 23....187....84......24...... 1.....................

16 LOWDEN Nick 23.... 191..... 93......20......6....................

17 WALKER Patrick 20....188....88....... 3.......0....................

18 GRAHAM Tom 22....195.... 92.......15......9....................

19 STOCKDALE Cory 25....178....80.......15...... 2....................

20 LING Matthew 24....183....80........7....... 1.....................

21 TRANFA Xavier 21.... 181.....84......30.....26...................

25 McLEAN Connor 27....196.... 96...... 58.....65...................

26 ROBINSON Liam 22....194.... 87....... 2....... 2....................

29 RICHARDS Josh 24.... 179.... 79...... 54.....14...................

31 BOYD Harry 25....198... 108.....48..... 16....................

33 SURMAN Luke 25....196... 105.....44.....36...................

34 WARBURTON Ethan 20....185.... 78....... 9.......0....................

35 HEARD Jack 23.... 191..... 90......44......0....................

36 CRESSWELL Jake 20....183.... 74....... 2....... 1.....................

38 LOK Goy 25....185.... 85....... 3....... 3....................

41 BOGLE Luke 23....178.... 83...... 39.....22...................

43 TWELFTREE Izaak 22....193.... 87....... 0.......0....................

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LEAGUE CENTRAL NORWOOD

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2nd

3rd

RD17 2022 @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL Norwood 7.6 (48) d Central 6.11 (47)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Giles Lewis Aaron Bennett Joshua Hardy

BOUNDARY: Dylan Speck Dylan Whan Martin Elsegood

GOAL: Bradley Hammer Matthew Cummins

RD7 2022 @ COOPERS STADIUM RD12 2021 @ COOPERS STADIUM Norwood 10.14 (74) d Central 8.5 (53) Norwood 10.12 (72) d Central 5.12 (42)

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GLENELG COACH: Darren Reeves

ADELAIDE COLOURS: Black and Gold

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

No

PLAYER

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

No

PLAYER

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

1

McBEAN Liam

28....202.... 98.....100...234..................

3

BERRY Sam*

24....182.... 83...... 10......6....................

2

SCHARENBERG Jonty

24....187....84...... 87..... 15....................

5

CROUCH Matthew*

28.... 181..... 82...... 29......6....................

3

SNOOK Matthew

31....183.... 83..... 174....42...................

6

HATELY Jackson*

22.... 191......91...... 37..... 21....................

4

GERLOFF Cole

23....186.... 86...... 74.....47...................

12 BOYLE Jay

25....188.... 93.......51..... 21....................

5

PROUD Max (C)

31....190.... 92..... 158.... 15....................

15 COOK Brayden*

20....190.... 85...... 35..... 19....................

7

REYNOLDS Luke

28....188....88......121...143..................

17 HAMILL William*

22....187....80......34...... 2....................

8

LYONS Corey

25....184....84...... 25..... 10...................

21 BROWN Tyler*

23....192.... 86........7.......0....................

9

BAILEY Darcy

28.... 177..... 81......117.....83...................

23 McADAM Shane*

28.... 181..... 82...... 41.....57...................

10 PARTINGTON Luke

26.... 181..... 79......82.....44...................

26 SCHOENBERG Harry*

22.... 179.... 73.......11.......9....................

11

BELL James

24....183.... 81........7.......6....................

27 NANKERVIS Luke*

20....182.... 86...... 26...... 7.....................

12 NEWMAN Brodie

22....193....88...... 18...... 1.....................

29 KAPPLER Jaidan

22....182.... 72...... 33...... 1.....................

14 McCARTHY Brad

24....178....80.......51...... 3....................

30 O’LOUGHLIN Blayne

20.... 176.... 74....... 5.......0....................

16 MARTINI Alex

24.... 181..... 78......60...... 5.....................

31 DOWLING Billy*

18....187....80....... 6....... 5.....................

17 KULLER Reid

21....182.... 83......46..... 12....................

34 HIMMELBERG Elliott*

25....200.... 98...... 72.....84...................

18 STRETCH Billy

26.... 181..... 79...... 54..... 10...................

35 BORLASE James*

20....192.... 98......49......4....................

19 McGREE Cameron

24....199... 102......21......6....................

37 PARNELL Patrick*

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

20 HOSIE Lachlan

26....189....80.......61....138..................

40 BOND Hugh*

18....185.... 81........1........0....................

22 ALLEN Matthew

25....193.....91...... 63.....44...................

42 NEWCHURCH Tariek*

20....182.... 78...... 45.....59...................

23 HOLDER Riley

20.... 191......91...... 25......11....................

44 GOLLANT Lachlan*

21....192.... 83...... 27.....40...................

25 RAYSON Lewis

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

45 STRACHAN Kieran*

27... 204... 103..... 63.....26...................

26 WISDOM Liam

23....186....80.......11.......0....................

46 MADGEN Jack

29....192.... 85........7.......8....................

27 TURNER Brett

26....185....88.....104....54...................

47 WRIGHT Matthew (C)

33....178.... 76..... 132...133..................

32 PINK Toby

24....194....94...... 47......9....................

48 KEANE Mark*

23....194.... 95....... 6.......0....................

33 KITSCHKE Austin

21....192.....91....... 2.......4....................

50 McKENZIE Isaya

26....180.... 81...... 54.....49...................

39 LOVELOCK Archie

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

51 CLAMP Riley

23....192.... 90...... 18......11....................

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LEAGUE GLENELG ADELAIDE

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Ben Williams Scott Galletly Sam Morgan

BOUNDARY: Tobin Dolman Jake Creasey James Sutton Isaac Fishlock

GOAL: Matthew Williams Michael Button

RD13 2022 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM RD3 2022 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM RD13 2021 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM Adelaide 19.12 (126) d Glenelg 8.4 (52) Glenelg 15.12 (102) d Adelaide 13.9 (87) Glenelg 17.8 (110) d Adelaide 14.11 (95)

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SOUTH

COACH: Jacob Surjan

COLOURS: Red and White

COACH: Jarrad Wright No

PLAYER

COLOURS: Navy and White

No

PLAYER

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

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

1

WIGG Harrison

26....180.... 81..... 109....25...................

1

BROOKSBY Keegan

33.... 197.... 99......115....43...................

RAMSAY Sam

22....184.... 76.......17...... 1.....................

30....186.... 81..... 126.....11....................

4

GOWERS Will

25.... 177......77........7....... 1.....................

3

5

CRAIG Cameron

28....188.... 87..... 157..... 3....................

4

HAINES Joseph

6

WHITE Jesse

35....196... 100..... 41..... 10...................

5

BROADBENT Matt

32....190....94..... 103....28...................

7

MINERVINI Lee

25....180....80.......71.....39...................

6

FREITAG Damon

22....199.... 99......28.....26...................

8

JARMAN Ben

25.... 175......77......83.....38...................

7

SPROULE Zachery

25....198.... 97........7...... 18...................

9

PATMORE Jake

24....183.... 78......43..... 18...................

8

ROSE Matt

31.... 181..... 79.....184....45...................

10 SPINA Alex (C)

27.... 181..... 79..... 159....40...................

10 CLAVARINO Oscar

24....198....94...... 25...... 1.....................

12 HILDER Dyson

22....196.... 98...... 53.....55...................

13 YOUNG Aaron

30....189.... 86...... 93.....90...................

12 WILKINSON Eamon

23.... 179.... 75...... 58..... 71....................

13 O’NEILL Mitch

22....178.... 76......38......9....................

14 DAVIS Oliver

20....184.... 82...... 32...... 2....................

15 VAN HUISSTEDE Reed 22....195.... 95...... 23......0....................

15 SMITH Ely

22....185....88........7....... 1.....................

16 SZEKELY Frank

23.... 177..... 70...... 55.....30...................

16 DUNKIN Elliot

24.... 181..... 79...... 63...... 7.....................

17 HARVEY Mitchell

27....198... 100.... 167... 173..................

19 MUTCH Kobe

25....188.... 86...... 37......11....................

18 COMBE Campbell

27....178....84...... 92..... 19....................

21 HEASLIP Ben

27....190.....91......112....56...................

25 WILSDON Lachlan

25.... 191.....88......34..... 17....................

22 SUMMERTON Jake (C)

30....193....94..... 107..... 2....................

27 MAGOR Harrison

22....184.... 83...... 32...... 2....................

29 MILLER Keanu

26....174.... 68......48...... 7.....................

33 ELBROW Harrison

24.... 176.... 78...... 22..... 12....................

37 FINLAY Karl

21....193.... 93......46...... 2....................

39 McINERNEY Sam

27....183.... 82...... 69.....50...................

40 CASALINI Noah

21....190....88........7...... 15....................

49 DINNING Charlie

21.... 177..... 81....... 6.......0....................

44 HAYES Lachlan

19.... 177..... 68....... 4.......0....................

51 BLACKER Max

18....170.... 66........1........0....................

50 KIRKLAND Cameron

18.... 176.... 74....... 2....... 1.....................

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23 SKINNER Sam

25....198... 100.....42..... 17....................

24 SAMPSON Hayden

23....180.... 70...... 78.....35...................

28 BIRT Isaac

19....183.... 74....... 6.......0....................

31 FITT Liam

24....182.... 90.......71.....94...................

33 SHILLABEER Ben

22....188.... 82....... 5.......6....................

37 MITTON Luke

19.... 177..... 75....... 2.......0....................

41 RODGERS Cooper

19....180.... 83....... 0.......0....................

Rushed �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������

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LEAGUE NORTH SOUTH

1st

2nd

3rd

RD10 2022 @ FLINDERS UNI STA South 8.12 (60) d North 8.10 (58)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Mitchell Harris David Sobieraj Mitchell Scott

RD4 2022 @ PROSPECT OVAL North 8.11 (59) d South 6.12 (48)

BOUNDARY: Elliott Raymond Brayden Theil Fraser Town

GOAL: Steven Murphy Thomas Mayo

EF 2021 @ ADELAIDE OVAL South 15.11 (101) d North 8.10 (58)

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COACH: Martin Mattner

COLOURS: Double Blue

COACH: Adam Hartlett

COLOURS: Red and Black

No

PLAYER

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

No

PLAYER

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

1

FREDERICK Martin

23....178.... 78.......51......9....................

2

McCORMICK Dylan

19.... 179.... 74........1........ 1.....................

2

LEWIS Tom

23....178.... 75...... 45......9....................

3

MORRISH Thomas

23.... 179.... 81...... 35..... 14...................

3

CAREY Henry

26....183.... 79...... 78..... 14...................

4

REDFERN Luke

24.... 175..... 79.......11....... 5.....................

4

THIELE Joel

25....184....80...... 53......8....................

5

MULADY Owen

19.... 179.... 76....... 6.......0....................

5

HONE Joshua

26.... 175......77..... 152...179..................

6

FROST Samuel

20....184.... 81....... 3.......0....................

6

McFADYEN Connor

22.... 191..... 93........7....... 1.....................

10 RYAN Kobe

19....183.... 72.......11....... 5.....................

7

MATHEWS James

26....174.... 70...... 37.....24...................

11

NICHOLLS Rhys

20....188.... 79....... 4.......0....................

10 MOLAN Charlie

20....187.... 86....... 0.......0....................

13 DELAHUNTY Liam

22....193.... 90.......13..... 12....................

11

SHUTE Josh

22....187.... 76...... 35..... 12....................

17 MELINE Lucas

25.... 191..... 83...... 26...... 5.....................

14 RENTSCH Josh

19.... 197... 100......17.....14...................

20 KENNEDY Cade

19....178.... 76....... 9....... 1.....................

15 EDMONDS Luke

25....194.... 82...... 74......0....................

23 LAUDATO Michael

20.... 179.... 76....... 8.......4....................

16 DAKIN Jared

22.... 181.....80...... 27...... 7.....................

27 GORE Joshua

22....178.... 78...... 37.....52...................

18 FAHEY-SPARKS Daniel 25....196.... 92......64.....28...................

28 PARK Callum

22....190.... 76......46......6....................

21 PUNCHER Liam

19....195.... 90....... 5.......0....................

29 ELLEM Hamish

21....195.... 96...... 47.....32...................

22 COOMBLAS Will

24....193.... 85......49......0....................

30 CORBETT Riley

23....196... 102.......7....... 2....................

23 BATTERSBY James (C)

27....178.... 83.....180....45...................

31 RYAN Josh

27....195.... 95...... 76......0....................

20....183.... 83....... 0.......0....................

29.... 177..... 74..... 178.... 13....................

33 BOCK Harvey

27 FRYER Charlie

19....190.... 87....... 2.......0....................

37 STEVENS Joel

23....189.... 83...... 35..... 12....................

28 PARKER Charlie

25....192.... 85.......13...... 7.....................

38 SHERLOCK Kane

20....186.... 87........7.......0....................

29 RESCHKE Chad

17....188.... 90....... 0.......0....................

39 COUROUPIS Nicholas

21....182....80....... 4.......0....................

31 BURROWS Lachlan

22....195.... 95......28..... 19....................

42 JOHNSON Isaac (C)

25....193....84...... 37.....38...................

25 PAGE Guy

34 VOSS Casey

22....182....80...... 59..... 10...................

43 MATTINGLY Michael

26....184.... 76...... 16...... 2....................

36 GIACOMETTI Luke

20....186....80........1........0....................

48 OBST Jed

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

39 SLIMMING Steven

25....182.... 73..... 120....45...................

54 MINCHELLA Darcy

18.... 197.... 75....... 2.......0....................

45 DOYLE Amos

21....195... 100......13...... 3....................

64 BRAMICH Dylan

23.... 197... 100...... 2.......0....................

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LEAGUE STURT WEST

1st

2nd

RD13 2022 @ WIGAN OVAL Sturt 11.9 (75) d West 4.11 (35)

3rd

4th

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FIELD: Thomas Burke Michael Sboro Harrison Hughes

RD1 2022 @ HISENSE STADIUM Sturt 12.15 (87) d West 6.8 (44)

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Points

BOUNDARY: GOAL: Benjamin B Williams Thomas Sharpe Damian Robinson Thomas Fahey Steven Evanson

RD16 2021 @ HISENSE STADIUM Sturt 11.16 (82) d West 0.6 (6)

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PORT COACH: Tyson Goldsack

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

1 JONAS Tom* 32....188.... 89......43...... 5.....................

10 FRANCOU Will 19....183.... 72....... 3....... 1.....................

13 FANTASIA Orazio* 27....178....64....... 8.......6....................

16 WEIDEMANN Jake 24....190.... 92...... 41..... 21....................

24 PASINI Jake* 22....192.... 81.......21......0....................

25 HAYES Sam* 23....203.... 93...... 53.....27...................

30 LORD Ollie* 21....195....84......34.....23...................

31 EVANS Francis* 21....182.... 78....... 4....... 5.....................

32 SCULLY Thomas* 18....203.... 89........7.......11....................

36 BURGOYNE Jase* 19....186.... 65...... 19...... 3....................

37 McCALLUM Tom* 18....193.... 82........7.......0....................

38 VISENTINI Dante* 20....201....88...... 23......11....................

39 JACKSON Hugh* 20....182.... 72......20...... 5.....................

40 MARSHALL Kyle* 19....201....84....... 5.......0....................

43 DUMONT Trent* 27....186.... 85...... 23......9....................

44 MEAD Jackson* 21....184.... 83...... 23...... 7.....................

46 HAGAN Jed 18.... 175..... 73........7.......4....................

47 NARKLE Quinton* 25....182....80....... 0.......0....................

48 KIRK Brayden 25....184.... 74...... 29......4....................

49 CHEESMAN Oliver 22.... 175..... 79........7....... 2....................

50 TURNER Aidan 20....182.... 85...... 10...... 3....................

51 FERRARI Hugh 21....180.... 78........1........ 1.....................

53 LEE Jackson 24....189.... 79......24...... 3....................

54 SHORT Murphy 23....183.... 85....... 3.......0....................

55 MOORE Nick 24....183.... 83......40.....26...................

56 SZUST Cody 26....183.... 75...... 39.....24...................

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2

TOUMPAS Jimmy

29....182.... 82.....108....32...................

3

COMITOGIANNI Jake

25....178.... 75...... 74..... 31....................

4

COLLIER-DAWKINS Riley 23....193.... 92....... 5.......0....................

5

STUDHAM Nathan

24....183.... 78....... 5.......0....................

6

THOMPSON Luke

32....196.... 89.....228.... 21....................

7

No

PLAYER

COLOURS: Black and White

KNIGHT Riley

28.... 181......77......83.....48...................

10 BALLENDEN Connor

24....200... 100..... 19.....28...................

13 PEARCE Will

20....187.... 85.......13..... 15....................

16 ROWE James

23.... 173.... 72...... 54.....93...................

18 BEECKEN Luke

22....183.... 72...... 36..... 13....................

19 CAMERON Clay

29....190.... 86...... 19..... 14...................

21 BEATTIE Max

19.... 173.... 70........7.......8....................

23 MENZEL Daniel

31....189.... 89...... 39.....97...................

25 LUKAC Jordan

20....198.... 95....... 6.......0....................

26 MAWSON Joshua

22....180....80....... 4.......0...... ..............

28 D’ALOIA Adam

19.... 181.....80....... 5.......0....................

29 GOLDSWORTHY Matthew 31.... 177..... 82.....235...193..................

30 WILLIAMS Zane

22....183.....71...... 26.....40...................

31 SLADOJEVIC Daniel

21....194.... 93........7.......0....................

35 SINOR Joseph (C)

29....180.... 82......113....23..... ..............

42 LEHMANN Rory

27....194.... 95...... 29......0....................

49 BUCK Zac

20.... 171..... 70...... 23...... 2....................

51 LITSTER Max

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

52 NICHOLLS Sam

19.... 172.... 70....... 3....... 2....................

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LEAGUE PORT EAGLES

1st

2nd

3rd

RD14 2022 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Eagles 13.11 (89) d Port 4.5 (29)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Mason Beyer Jack Millar Corey Bowen

RD6 2022 @ ALBERTON OVAL Eagles 11.7 (73) d Port 7.5 (47)

BOUNDARY: Matthew Zacher Jaxon Williams Bradley Applebee

GOAL: Michael Lombardi Mathew Wilson

RD10 2021 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Eagles 17.7 (109) d Port 6.5 (41)

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GLENELG

COACH: Russell Veenvliet

15 KLUSKE Jack..............................

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

8

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

45 WILLIAMS Ryan........................

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

41 DEEP Jared.................................

12 DAWKINS Harrison.................

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

24 HORSNELL Cooper..................

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

14 HOILE Lachlan..........................

47 O’REILLY Cormack...................

28 MOORE Jordan..........................

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

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

48 WATSON Jay..............................

29 McLEOD Connor.......................

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

20 TILLEY Sam................................

50 HILL Tyran..................................

30 ROSSMANN Marco..................

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

34 COOKE Lukas.............................

53 UEDING Liam.............................

31 BEECKEN Cooper.....................

49 WALKER Jake.............................

36 CALVETT Brayden...................

54 ARTHUR Bailey.........................

34 STOCKMAN Will.......................

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

39 FIRNS Jack..................................

57 WOLLOGORANG Mishai.........

36 CHANDLER Will........................

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

40 HANSEN Blake..........................

59 SINEY Oliver...............................

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

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

43 ANGOVE Noah..........................

60 MENTA Sebastian....................

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Points

RESERVES UMPIRES

RESERVES GLENELG EAGLES

EAGLES

FIELD: Ryan Webster Thomas W Kelly Daniel Whittlesea

COACH: Matt Knight

BOUNDARY: Taylah Parker Jayden Dunning

GOAL: Leo Condo Matthew Tainsh

11:30am Saturday 3 June @ X Convenience Oval

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

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

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

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

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

HABEL Luke...............................

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

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

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

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

RESERVES CENTRAL NORWOOD

1st

41 DAHMS Cooper.........................

47 McLENNAN Louie....................

49 McGRATH Isaac........................

53 HENKE Jack................................

54 PYMAN Cooper.........................

55 WEAVER Dylan.........................

56 RYAN Wyatt...............................

58 HALL Jayden..............................

60 SCHWERDT Ethan...................

2nd

3rd

4th

Points

24 30 32 37 39 40 42 46 47 49 RESERVES UMPIRES

2 5 16 22 23 25 30 35 36 39

NORWOOD

COACH: Matt Gallarello

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

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

WRIGHT Alec.............................

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

NEHME Samuel........................

HEARD Finn...............................

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

WEIGHTMAN Nicholas...........

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

DNISTRIANSKY Matthew......

FIELD: Luke Wittenberg Alexander Reardon Henry Klemm

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

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

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

PITT Damon...............................

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

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

GALE Jayden..............................

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

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

HYDE Noah................................

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

BOUNDARY: Oakley Nilsen Justen Kern

GOAL: Jared Murton Tom Kelly

11:30am Sunday 4 June @ Prospect Oval

NORTH GRUBB Lachlan........................

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

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

LOCKYER Nigel..........................

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

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

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

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

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

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

MURPHY Jamison....................

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

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

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

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

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

McCANN Jack............................

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

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

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

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

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

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

COOK Harrison..........................

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

3rd

4th

Points

11 20 25 26 27 29 30 34 36 39 40 RESERVES UMPIRES

11 21 22 23 24 26 28 31 35 36 38 41 42

SOUTH

COACH: Mitch Clisby

COACH: Alex Pigou

GUNTHER Harrison.................

NYE Liam....................................

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

SCHUBACK Jonti.......................

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

DUNCAN Charlie.......................

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

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

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

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

BROWN Dylan...........................

FIELD: Patrick Lally Nicholas Ghan Paul Ventura

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

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

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

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

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

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

55 FLETT Jack..................................

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

60 SKINNER Joe..............................

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

BOUNDARY: Nathan Becker Gianny Scoleri

GOAL: Justin Thai Braden Ford

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STURT

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WEST

COACH: Chris Trapp

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

HOW Dailan...............................

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

PHIPPS-PARSONS Stirling....

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

1st

43 46 47 48 49 50 52 53 55 59 60 2nd

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

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

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

KELLY Hugo................................

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

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

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

TORODE Will..............................

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

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

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

3rd

4th

Points

8 9 12 16 18 19 20 24 25 32 34 39 46 RESERVES UMPIRES

9 12 17 20 26 35 37 38 40 41 42

COACH: Daimon Head

MAGUIRE Mitchell...................

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

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

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

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

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

KENNEDY Cade.........................

MAY Samuel..............................

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

WESTDIJK Liam........................

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

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

HIGHAM Finn.............................

FIELD: Henry Lodge Zachery Packard Jake Cuming

47 48 49 52 56 57 58 59 60 61 66 67

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

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

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

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

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

PATTERSON Cooper................

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

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

ROBERTS Jackson....................

KITTO Charlie............................

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

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

BOUNDARY: James Brewer Blayde Harten

GOAL: Emilie Hill Connor Izzo

TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U18 WRAP

BY ZAC MILBANK

An efficient Norwood overcame a slow start to secure an eight-point win in Round 9 of the Torrens University SANFL Under-18s against West Adelaide at The Parade.

Trailing at quarter-time before tying up the scores at the final change, the Redlegs kicked 2.2 in the final term to the Bloods’ wasteful six behinds. Norwood’s Brayden Rachwal kicked the sealer from long range with less than five minutes to play as the Legs earned the premiership points despite having nine fewer inside50m entries. Jaidyn Mead (27 disposals), Latrelle Sumner-Pickett (two goals) and Jackson Savage (22 disposals, 11 marks) had a significant influence in the victory. West lauded Riley Hill (two goals), Harley Campbell (21 disposals) and Charlie Haysman (26) for their efforts.

South Adelaide withstood a late charge from Sturt to hold on for a 22-point victory at Wigan Oval.

Leading at every change, the Panthers looked set to cruise to the finish line when Sebastian Oliver goaled early in the fourth term. But a major to Sturt’s Taran Sanderson brought the deficit back to 10 points. Any hope for the Blues was snuffed out by Noah Howes, who sealed the deal for South with consecutive majors, joining team-mates Phoenix Hargrave (24 disposals, two goals) and captain Nicholas Schroder on the best players list. Sturt’s Declan Gladigau worked hard to get his side back into the game with 26 disposals, while Fraser Greaves and Eddie Quartermaine also battled hard.

A goalless second quarter wasn’t enough to prevent Woodville-West Torrens grinding out an 11-point win against North Adelaide at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.

Riley Hill kicked two goals for West Adelaide in its hard-fought clash with Norwood.

Photo: Hannah Howard

Faced with a 15-point deficit at half-time after managing just four behinds in the second term, the Eagles dug themselves out of trouble booting 7.7 to 3.5 in the second half. Consistent Eagles midfielders Kade Herbert (27 disposals), Pat Toole and Archer Charles were largely responsible for the turnaround.

North’s Jed Dignan was leading possession-winner on the field with 31, while Henry Turner (24) and Thomas Stevens (20) lent valuable support.

Central District retained its place at the top of the table thanks to a convincing 45-point win against reigning premier Glenelg at Stratarama Stadium.

The Bulldogs kept the Tigers to just one behind in the second term while also winning the key stat categories of inside 50s, tackles and clearances. William O’Brien put on a monster performance in racking up 27 disposals, 10 marks and three goals while Jayden Matz and Lachie Giles played their parts in the win. Michael Smith held his head high with 22 touches for the Bays. sanfl.com.au

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DOGS OR LEGS: WHO WILL BE GRAND? One club created history by winning the first Hostplus SANFLW grand final back in 2017. The other is creating history right now, playing finals footy for the first time and gunning to claim a breakthrough women’s major round win and get within striking distance of a remarkable first flag.

It’s all on the line at X Convenience Oval on Sunday when Central District, in its first shot at finals footy, tackles Norwood, which last year missed the major round for the only time in seven seasons, for a place in this year’s grand final.

Ben Hunt’s Bulldogs, who earned the double-chance by finishing the minor round in second spot, were fiercely competitive before falling 11 points short against South Adelaide in the second semi-final. It’s always good to get your first final out the way and they will be better for the experience.

And they will need to be as Norwood has been building up quite a head of steam and did exactly what was needed when it counted to beat last year’s grand finalist Sturt by six points in the first semi-final. And the only Central-Norwood clash in the minor round was a thriller, the Bulldogs home by two points thanks to Jasmine Evans’ matchwinner in the last two minutes.

At that stage the Redlegs incredibly were 0-3, also having suffered a two-point loss at the hands of North and been beaten by South by five points.

Since then it’s been onwards and upwards, Norwood, under first-year coach Brad Snell, winning eight of its past 10 games to surge into premiership contention.

The Legs KO’d Sturt when Alana Lishmund booted what proved the matchwinning goal at the 13-minute-mark of the last quarter with a soccer kick from a crowded goalsquare, Blues defenders appealing for a ‘touched’

BY PETER CORNWALL

Norwood’s Molly Brooksby launches into a long kick as the Redlegs win a first semi-final thriller against Sturt.

Photo: Cory Sutton

call. There could be more high drama against a Central side featuring dangerous Katelyn Rosenzweig, again SANFLW’s leading goalkicker, with 21, and the ballwinning abilities of skipper Shelby Smith, Caitlyn Wendland and Caitlin Teague.

They will be up against Norwood’s prolific Lana Schwerdt and Tahlita Buethke, while wonderfully two-sided Molly Brooksby showed against Sturt how much trouble she can create, gathering 23 touches and coolly snapping the first goal of the game.

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12:00pm Sunday 4 June @ X Convenience Oval

CENTRAL

NORWOOD

COACH: Ben Hunt

COACH: Brad Snell

17 TEAGUE Caitlen ......

33 GERHARDY Tess......

1 JOHNSTON Morgan.

18 BROOKSBY Molly....

18 AVERY Georgia.........

36 RAVEN Shelby..........

2 BUETHKE Tahlita.....

19 FERRALL Alison (C).

Katelyn.......................

20 SONNEMAN Demi...

6 WHITTAKER Kaitey.

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

7 MADIGAN Georgia..

22 SEARLE Karissa.......

38 WILLIAMS Dakota...

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

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

8 GRIGG Elaine............

23 ZECEVIC Jovanka.....

10 RUSDEN Amelia......

27 BARTSCH Emily.......

9 RIGGS Charlotte .....

27 EVANS Jasmine........

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

10 MURPHY Shannon..

28 BREGUET Lauren....

42 WENDLAND Caitlin.

14 MAHER Tesharna....

15 LISHMUND Alana....

32 ZERELLA Rosette....

11 SCHULZ Jessica.......

29 MICKAN Ella.............

45 GROVERMANN

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

39 HAZELHURST Charli.

12 EATON Sophie..........

30 REYNOLDS Chantel.

17 SIMMONDS Steph...

41 SCHWERDT Lana....

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1st

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2nd

3rd

40 LANE Madison.........

41 HUYNH Laitiah.........

Tiarna.........................

4th

Points

SANFLW UMPIRES

1 SMITH Shelby (C)....

2 ROSENZWEIG

FIELD: Paul Smith Katelin Bayre Cameron Scott

BOUNDARY: Jude Heeps Emma Jones Jessica Gaffney Naomi Andersen

42 YARDLEY Millie........

43 ARKUN Sophie.........

44 NENKE Charlotte....

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

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

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

60 WHITTAKER Grace...

GOAL: Brody Hancock Thomas Oxford

SANFL

MEN ’ S

LEAG UE

ROUND 7 WINNER

BREAKTHROUGH PLAYER

MILESTONES WILL COOMBLAS STURT

ADAM D’ALOIA

50 GAMES

EAGLES The industrious midfielder was particularly constructive with his handball in the Eagles’ 56-point win against West Adelaide, finishing with 19 to go with five tackles and three clearances.

JAMES BORLASE ADELAIDE

50 GAMES

WATCH HIGHLIGHTS 

KARISSA SEARLE CENTRAL

COLES MINI LEAGUER OF THE WEEK

50 GAMES TESHARNA MAHER NORWOOD

Jett Lillywhite

50 GAMES What position do you play on the footy field?

Ruck and full forward

Favourite SANFL team?

Sturt

Favourite SANFL player?

Marty Frederick

Which SANFL match are you attending?

North Adelaide v South Adelaide

Your local football club?

Para Hills Football Club

What do you want to be when you are older?

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

Stormy and my power would be invisibility

What would you do with $1 million?

I would travel the world

UNIVERSITY U18 MVP

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

Football player

Gaming

What is the best thing about playing footy?

The best piece of advice given by your coach?

Playing with my friends

Focus on your own game

OFFICIAL BEER OF SANFL

RD9 TORRENS

WATCH HIGHLIGHTS 

WILLIAM O’BRIEN (CENTRAL) Recruited from the Barossa District Football Club, O’Brien was damaging on his wing against Glenelg, collecting 27 disposals and 10 marks while also booting three goals.

SCAN TO PURCHASE

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

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 7)

Team

P W L

D

Sturt

7

7

0

Glenelg

7

6

1

Adelaide

7

5

North

7

Eagles

7

Central Port

%

U18

U16

W

Total

300

300

125

900

1925

200

200

175

600

1875

250

200

150

600

1800

200

175

300

75

1000

1750

0

200

300

75

700

1275

Eagles

300

100

300

100

350

1150

North

400

50

200

75

400

1125

4

West

200

125

0

125

250

700

4

Adelaide

500

0

0

0

0

500

M

R

0

Port

300

0

0

0

0

300

A

0

561

402 58.26

14

Central

300

0

550

379

59.2

12

Sturt

700

2

0

636

384 62.35

10

Glenelg

600

4

3

0

477

514

48.13

8

South

3

4

0

468

439

51.6

6

Norwood

7

3

4

0

405

425

48.8

6

7

3

4

0

506

595

45.96

6

West

7

2

5

0

448

547

45.03

South

7

2

5

0

420

560 42.86

Norwood 7

0

7

0

339

565

37.5

Pts

Team

F

2023 HOSTPLUS SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE

2023 RESERVES

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 12)

Team

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 7)

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

South

12 10 2

0

328

295

52.65

20

Central

7

6

1

0

477

404

54.14

12

Central

12 9

0

495

414

54.46

18

Glenelg

7

5

2

0

545

420 56.48

10

3

Team

Norwood 12 7

5

0

462

338

57.75

14

Sturt

7

4

3

0

507

368

57.94

8

Sturt

12 6

6

0

460

388 54.25

12

Norwood

7

4

3

0

513

444

53.61

8

Glenelg

12 6

6

0

358

390

47.86

12

South

7

3

3

1

472

445

51.47

7

North

12 4

8

0

452

444 50.45

8

West

7

2

4

1

368

520

41.44

5

Eagles

12 3

8

1

326

451

41.96

7

Eagles

7

2

5

0

506

551

47.87

4

West

12 2

9

1

288

449 39.08

5

North

7

1

6

0

355

591

37.53

2

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2023 TORRENS UNIVERSITY SANFL U16s

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 9)

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 9)

Team

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

Central

9

6

3

0

693

453

60.47

12

Team Sturt

9

7

2

0

707

473

59.92

14

Eagles

9

6

3

0

673

486 58.07

12

Glenelg

9

6

3

0

677

569

54.33

12

South

9

6

3

0

697

505

57.99

12

Central

9

5

4

0

634

610

50.96

10

Norwood

9

6

3

0

514

591

46.52

12

West

9

5

4

0

587

608

49.12

10

North

9

4

5

0

533

534 49.95

8

Eagles

9

4

5

0

579

687

45.73

8

Sturt

9

4

5

0

581

624 48.22

8

North

9

3

6

0

570

616

48.06

6

Glenelg

9

4

5

0

518

611

45.88

8

South

9

3

6

0

536

610

46.77

6

West

9

0

9

0

398

803

33.14

0

Norwood

9

3

6

0

549

666

45.19

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LAST ROUND’S RESULTS

HOSTPLUS SANFL LEAGUE ROUND 7

Norwood v Adelaide (Coopers Stadium) Adelaide 8.12 (60) d Norwood 5.6 (36) Crowd: 1668

North v Port (Prospect Oval) North 15.10 (100) d Port 14.8 (92) Crowd: 1639

West v Eagles (Hisense Stadium) Eagles 14.10 (94) d West 5.8 (38) Crowd: 1490

South v Sturt (Flinders University Stadium) Sturt 7.9 (51) d South 7.7 (49) Crowd: 1226

Central v Glenelg (X Convenience Oval) Glenelg 8.5 (53) d Central 6.8 (44) Crowd: 1244 22

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RESERVES ROUND 7 Norwood 11.9 (75) d North 8.9 (57) Central 11.8 (74) d Glenelg 10.9 (69) Sturt 13.4 (82) d South 9.6 (60) Eagles 19.9 (123) d West 6.4 (40) U18 TORRENS UNIVERSITY CUP ROUND 9 South 9.11 (65) d Sturt 6.7 (43) Norwood 9.7 (61) d West 6.17 (53) Central 12.11 (83) d Glenelg 5.8 (38) Eagles 9.13 (67) d North 8.8 (56)

THE ROAD AHEAD ROUND 1

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

ROUND 6

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

STATE GAME

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

ROUND 2 Easter Weekend

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

ROUND 7

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

ROUND 11 First Nations Round Saturday 1 July Eagles v South Port v West Sunday 2 July Sturt v Norwood Glenelg v Central North v Adelaide

BYE WEEKEND

Weekend of Saturday 5 August

MTKO A

ROUND 12 First Nations Round Saturday 8 July Norwood v Glenelg South v North Eagles v Port West v Sturt Central v Adelaide

ROUND 16

WO Saturday 12 August SS Norwood v South PO Central v Sturt Port v Glenelg Sunday 13 August West v Adelaide Eagles v North

CS XCO A MB MTKO

ROUND 17

CS FUS MTKO HS NO

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

PO FUS MTKO HS WO

AFL GATHER ROUND

Thursday 13 April - Sunday 16 April

ROUND 3 ANZAC Weekend

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

ROUND 4

Sturt 9.9 (63) d Central 9.6 (60) Adelaide 19.20 (134) d South 7.8 (50) North 10.10 (70) d Eagles 7.12 (54) Port 12.13 (85) d West 10.8 (68) Glenelg 12.10 (82) d Norwood 7.10 (52)

ROUND 5

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

ROUND 8

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

Saturday 10 June Eagles v Adelaide West v North Port v Central Monday 12 June South v Norwood Glenelg v Sturt

AO HS A FUS SS

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

ROUND 18

ROUND 13

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

A MTKO HS SS WO

ROUND 14

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

FINALS Sunday 3 September

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

ROUND 15 XCO CS WO FUS HS

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

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

Sunday 17 September Preliminary Final Sunday 24 September

Grand Final

AO AO AO

AO

WO AO PO FUS CS

Legend

Key: Bold = home team

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

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