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FAMOUS SA WIN

BY ANDREW CAPEL, THE ADVERTISER

South Australia defied the odds to record one of its finest interstate victories of the modern era in Perth last Sunday.

Missing 13 of the 23 players who beat the VFL last month because of injuries and unavailability, a newlook SANFL State side thrashed the WAFL by 63 points at Optus Stadium to retain the Haydn Bunton Junior Cup in emphatic fashion.

It was the dominant Croweaters’ fifth consecutive victory against the Sandropers and sixth State win on the trot as the SANFL reaffirmed its status as Australia’s best State League competition. And it came despite fielding nine State debutants – Amos Doyle, Aiden Grace, Connor McFadyen, Luke Beecken, Brinn Little, Tom Donnelly, Billy Cootee, Riley Holder and Matt Ling – illustrating the SANFL’s remarkable depth of talent.

This SA squad had only trained together for a week but you wouldn’t have known it as the players gelled superbly from the opening bounce, booting the first six goals to break the game wide open. They led by 42 points at halftime and, after kicking the only four goals of the third quarter to lead by 65 points at the final change, coasted to their biggest victory against WA since winning by 65 points at Subiaco in 1996. The victory saw SA, which hasn’t lost to

the Sandgropers since 2018, take a 51-48 lead in all matches between the old rivals.

“That was a pretty impressive performance,” said coach Jade Rawlings, who has won his first three games in charge of SA, also beating WA by 13 points at Adelaide Oval last May and Victoria by 14 points at Glenelg last month. “I think there was strength in having a different team because there was a bit more of a rejuvenation of the mindset of the group and a lot of the guys who played in this game but missed out on the Victorian game were in form and could have been selected.

“We base our State selection on fitness, form and character and watching the way the group came together during the week and then played showed there is real unity.”

SA’s success was built on a superb team performance and relentless pressure all over the ground while it moved the ball with class and precision from defence to attack. It won the midfield battle through SANFL WAFL

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James Rowe, Harrison Wigg, Cootee and captain Joseph Sinor and was potent up forward, boasting several winners, including four-goal star Grace. In defence, playmakers Jez McLennan and Beecken were standouts while key backman Will Coomblas formed part of a rocksolid group that restricted the WAFL to only five goals.

Central District defender McLennan won his second consecutive Fos Williams Medal as SA’s best player.

Fittingly, the Medal was presented

by Fos’s son Mark. The game, played under WAFL rules with no last-touch out-of-bounds rule, 50m penalties instead of 25m and with a Burley football, was virtually over as a contest 20 minutes into the first term when Sturt ruckman Doyle marked and goaled to give the SANFL a six-goal lead.

And SANFL’s celebrations continued. Not only have SA’s men beaten the VFL and WAFL this season, the SANFL Women’s team beat WAFLW in Perth by 16 points earlier this month.

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BEST – SANFL: McLennan, Rowe, Wigg, Beecken, Grace, Cootee, Sinor, Coomblas. WAFL: Murdock, Eardley, Blight, Teakle, Rogers, J. Turner.

GOALS – SANFL: Grace 4, Rowe 3, Reynolds, Wilkinson 2, Voss, Doyle, Holder, Wigg, Cootee. WAFL: Murdock 2, Sokol, Ruscoe, Keitel. sanfl.com.au

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MATCH PREVIEWS

BY PETER CORNWALL

WEST V NORTH There’s been talk about the top sides breaking clear of the rest this season, so the Roosters and Bloods, lurking just outside the five, will be looking to get a wriggle on.

Well, North actually got a wriggle on against Port Adelaide in the last round. The Roosters’ percentage – along with all the sides outside the top five – was significantly behind those of the top five. But a big day out with an 84-point win against the Magpies lifted it from 42.9 to a much healthier looking 48.8. With a 3-3 record North is level on points with fifth-placed Sturt – although the Blues’ percentage is 56.1 – and the Roosters are the only team outside the top five to have beaten a side in it – Sturt by six points at Prospect in Round 3. There’s no doubt North has the depth of quality players to earn a finals spot – and then do some damage.

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Lachlan Grubb (five goals) and Nigel Lockyer (four) were those most responsible for the percentage boost.

The Bloods won’t be looking further ahead than the old week-at-a-time cliche coaches cling to but their fans may feel they have the chance to get a wriggle on. Successive competitive losses against top-five sides Central and Glenelg leave them with a 2-4 record but to come are North (sixth), Adelaide (eighth) and Port Adelaide (10th). Dynamic Kobe Ryan showed West at its best as he bagged three goals in 11 minutes in the third quarter against the Bays and the Bloods were within seven points 16 minutes into the last quarter, only to concede the last three goals, coach Adam Hartlett lamenting, “when the heat is on, we don’t execute”. The heat is on now. It’s time to execute.

CENTRAL V NORWOOD The State game bye came at a good time for the Bulldogs as they set to work on lessons learnt in their first

Norwood ruck ace Harry Boyd getting the ball out – as usual – as the Redlegs make it 6-0 with a win against Adelaide. Photo: Peter Argent

loss, at the hands of Sturt. Their work on the training track will be tested in match-ups against the Redlegs, then Glenelg. Coach Paul Thomas said the defeat at the hands of the Blues “isn’t how we want to play” and you can expect a response from a side that’s taking huge steps forward in a massive match-up against the only remaining unbeaten side. The Redlegs – at 6-0 having their best start to a season since winning their first eight matches in their premiership year of 2012 – keep getting the job done, their ability to lock down the opposition in another league. They are conceding a meagre 48 points per game and to show just how remarkable that is, the second-placed Eagles are conceding 68. Admittedly, four of Norwood’s games have been night clashes and three have been within the confines of The Parade – the most recent an 18-point win when they kept the Crows at arm’s length pretty much all night – so a trip out

wreaked havoc with three goals apiece. Perhaps the Blues’ percentage (56) says more than their 3-3 win-loss record, that includes two last-gasp defeats. The Crows gave a serious account of themselves against top side Norwood without necessarily looking like pulling off an upset.

Their tackling pressure was impressive and they kept battling when it appeared the Legs might kick away, beaten by 18 points.

Kieran Strachan had an engrossing duel with in-form Harry Boyd in ruck, while Harry Schoenberg was a huge clearance winner. The Blues may be in the top five and the Crows not but they had better not think it will feel like that.

EAGLES V GLENELG

South Adelaide just missed celebrating a win against the Eagles but Eamon Wilkinson deservedly enjoyed booting an early goal. Photo: Scott Starkey

to Elizabeth and the expanses of X Convenience Oval will be an interesting test. There’s no doubt this hard-working, talented outfit will be up for the challenge. It makes for a mouth-watering match-up.

SOUTH V YARTAPUULTI There’s going to be one group of mightily-relieved players after the final siren down at Noarlunga.

Unless, of course, there’s a draw.

And, guess what, the most recent South-Port clash ended in a draw. A Kobe Mutch behind at the 27-minute-mark of the last quarter in Round 17 last season at Noarlunga meant the Panthers shared the premiership points with their old rivals. South is close – and getting closer – caught short by just five points against the secondplaced Eagles after leading in the last quarter. Just how much the Panthers wanted the win was clear in the desperate closing stages as the heat rose with fierce clashes and strong tackling, South shattered as it was pressing forward when the siren sounded.

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handballs and nine tackles, epitomised the Panthers’ determination to snare their first win since Round 15 last season and their continued strong spirit. That was not as evident for Port as it slipped to an 84-point defeat at the hands of North. You can’t imagine the Magpies, who slumped to bottom, will be anything like that with so much on the line this week.

STURT V KUWARNA The Blues may have lost three of their first five games of the season but last year’s runner-up showed they aren’t at all far off the pace as they kicked away from previously top Central. They ran the ball sensationally over the wide expanses at Elizabeth as they made themselves right at home – considering they haven’t lost there since 2015 they should feel it’s like a home away from home. Their 35-point win was all the more meritorious considering superstar midfielder Tom Lewis was still sidelined but Will Snelling continued to dominate, under-rated Jared Dakin was explosive and James Mathews and Sam Conforti

The Eagles may be 5-1 but a clash with the reigning premier will give us a clearer indication of where they’re at. They were relieved to give milestone men Matthew Goldsworthy (250 games) and Jarrad Redden (150) the celebration they deserved as South came mighty close to spoiling the party.

After roaring out of the blocks with crushing wins against West and North and a comfortable victory against Port, a 15-point loss to Central and narrow escapes against Sturt and the Panthers have shown there’s still plenty of work to be done. One thing is for sure, this side is fighting for all it’s worth because it could easily have lost its past two games, particularly at Unley when it trailed by 19 points in the last quarter. The Tigers are facing more than enough tests of their own – and this will be another. Their injury list is something they didn’t have to contend with much last season and premiership stars Lachie Hosie, Cam McGree and James Bell are pretty big names, while Matt Snook and Darcy Bailey also missed against West in the last round.

Ruckman Will Stockman suffering a serious ankle injury early against the Bloods made the Bays’ 27-point win an impressive one, no matter how scrappy it was. They will need to be even more impressive to bank a win at Woodville. sanfl.com.au

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SONNY’S REMARKABLE LEGACY

BY PETER ARGENT

He was always more at home amid the hurly-burly of the field than in front of a microphone but footy fans right across Australia are now learning what people at the Ponderosa have known for six decades – quietly-spoken Sonny Morey is a legend of the game.

Morey’s thoroughly-deserved acknowledgment as this year’s AFL Sir Doug Nicholls Round honouree has thrust him into the spotlight, confirming his standing as one of the pre-eminent SANFL Indigenous pioneers of the 1960s and ’70s.

When Morey started in the SANFL, there had been only a handful of Indigenous league stars – Bertie Johnson had won a flag at West Adelaide in 1961, Alice Springs export Richie Bray won three flags at Port Adelaide, Tiwi Islander David Kantilla had shone at South Adelaide and Roger Rigney was one of Jack Oatey’s disciples at Unley.

Morey, who started out with Gawler Central, quickly became a fan favourite as Central District started out in league ranks, even registering the club’s first kick in 1964. The way he carried himself rubbed off on the next generations of Bulldogs talents with Indigenous stars like Wilbur Wilson and a young Michael O’Loughlin directly 6

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affected by his unflustered demeanour, silky skills and ability to read the game. He impacted people on and off the field with his friendly, gentle nature and positive words.

Central District CEO Greg Edwards understands Morey’s significance at Elizabeth.

“Sonny’s recognition as honouree for the AFL Sir Douglas Nicholls Round came as a surprise – but not really,” Edwards said. “The surprise wasn’t one of our club’s absolute favourite sons was selected to represent his people through his football and life achievements or through the selflessness and humility we all know him for. The surprise was his reach, his values and his life’s legacies have been nationally recognised and the nation now gets to celebrate the great man and true gentleman we have been celebrating for decades.

“Sonny’s connection to our football club over the past 60 years mirrors his connection to life. He has always served the people he is passionate about and he has put the hardships of early life into a wonderful perspective that has enabled him to help others who have struggled like he did.

“His football achievements are well

Sonny Morey with other First Nations Central District footballers Mihail Lochowiak, Anzac Lochowiak, Letisha Ackland, Jyearah Newchurch and Isaiah Dudley at Elizabeth Oval.

Photo: Peter Argent

known, sure, he was an elite footballer and coach who was respected by his team-mates and the opposition, however Sonny’s legacy is much more significant than that. Sonny brings people together, he has a great view of life and what is really important and he truly cares about how he can help someone in need. As soon as you mention Sonny is attending something, the crowd numbers go up.”

Morey’s playing record speaks for itself – 213 games for Central from 1964-77 and four for South Australia in 1973-74, Bulldogs bestand-fairest in 1970 and runner-up to Malcolm Blight for the 1972 Magarey Medal. Morey became the first player to reach 200 games for Central and was selected in the back pocket and as coach of the SANFL Indigenous Team of the Ages in 2011. After coaching Eudunda to its first premiership in 18 years in the Barossa and Light League in 1978, Morey returned to Elizabeth and coached at underage level for eight years, educating another generation of Bulldogs and lifting the under-17s to the 1985 flag.

A footballer who always had time to make special things happen on the field, more importantly, he always has time for everyone off it.

HISTORY MAKER

BY PETER ARGENT

Roger Rigney, the first known Indigenous player to reach the 200 SANFL league game milestone, also remarkably achieved the rare feat of playing in five consecutive league premierships.

A rover under master coach Jack Oatey, Rigney starred in Sturt’s stunning winning run from 1966-70.

Coming up to Adelaide from Kingston in the South East, where he played for the Rovers, Rigney emerged from the Double Blues’ underage programs, being a member of their undefeated senior colts season in 1958, when he played alongside dual AllAustralian Rick Schoff, and he debuted at league level in 1959.

His first game was in Round 7, on June 6, against Port Adelaide at Unley Oval.

“It was special to play league football at Sturt,” Rigney said. “My debut and to be in league company was a highlight … it was an honour.

“It was fantastic to play under Jack Oatey. He was a great teacher and I loved listening to him talk about football and life. At Sturt I was lucky enough to meet so many

different people and to play in the Sturt team of that era was something I will cherish for the rest of my life.”

There weren’t many First Nations players back then but those who were showing off their skills made an indelible mark on the SANFL. “In my era I remember playing against Bertie Johnson at West Adelaide, David Kantilla at South Adelaide and Port Adelaide’s Richie Bray, and Sonny (Morey at Central District) – but there were only a few of us.”

When Rigney entered league ranks the Double Blues hadn’t won a premiership since 1940 – but Oatey’s arrival in 1962 changed the course of Sturt’s history. By the 1964 campaign the Blues were playing finals and Rigney was first rover in the thrilling 1965 decider, agonisingly beaten by Port Adelaide by three points in front of a then record crowd of 62,543 at Adelaide Oval.

Rigney kicked a goal in the 1966 triumph and was among the Blues’ best players in the 1967, ’69 and ’70 grand final wins. In the 1970 SANFL decider against Glenelg in

Roger and Janice Rigney decked out in the Double Blue. Photo: Peter Argent

difficult, wet conditions, many good judges believe Rigney rivalled club legend Paul Bagshaw for best-onground honours.

“It was amazing to play on Adelaide Oval in front of those big crowds in finals,” Rigney recalled. “I always enjoyed the reunions, when the players would catch up and talk about what we achieved.

“It was good to play well in finals.

The premierships and getting to the 200-game milestone are my highlights. I was lucky to play with a number of great players, guys like ‘Schoffy’ and ‘Baggy’ were terrific.”

After retiring from league football, Rigney’s premiership success continued as he played for Port Noarlunga Cockle Divers in their 1973 win.

Rigney deservedly was inducted into Sturt Football Club’s Hall of Fame in 2006. He is a true Indigenous pioneer of the SANFL, the league’s most successful Indigenous premiership player. The next best are Richie Bray (Port 1962, ’63, ’65), Elijah Ware (Central 2004, ’07-08) and Eddie Sansbury (Central 2003, ’09-10). sanfl.com.au

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BY PETER ARGENT

Jack Callinan, son of Ian, one of Central District’s boom recruits in the second half of its golden era of the noughties, has started to make his own mark on Bulldogs history.

After surprisingly not being drafted in 2023, in his first year out of the underage programs with Tasmania, Jack decided to spread his wings and have a crack at the highest possible level. Hobart-born with a love of his home state, the 19-year-old knew he needed to move to the mainland to grow this footy.

And he’s been doing that, making his league debut for the Doggies against West Adelaide in Round 5 after winning plenty of the ball and kicking five goals in four reserves games.

Ian, who played 95 games for Central from 2007-13, was a key component in four successive premierships from ’07 and is fondly remembered in SA. After winning two Norm Russell Medals and the Jack Oatey Medal for best-afield in the 2010 grand final triumph against Norwood, he finally earned his chance at the top level, with the Crows in 2011, after initially being rookie listed. He also was marquee player and first captain of the Crows’ SANFL team in 2014-15.

Jack has Indigenous heritage through mum Lauren’s side of the family, being a Yorta Yorta man and has two younger siblings, Harry and Grace.

Also a junior State cricketer for Tasmania at under-15 schoolboys and in under-17/19 squads for the nationals – he plundered an

unbeaten 155 in one underage game – Jack donned the Tasmanian State underage football guernsey from under-12s to under-18 level and was a member of the first Allies team to win a national championship in 2023.

His not being picked up by an AFL club was a bonus for a Central side on the rise under coach Paul Thomas. “For the first three or four days (after the draft) I was pretty flat,” Callinan said. “But from that point my focus has been on what I want to do next. I love every part of Tasmania and that’s always home but I knew I had to get to the mainland. Dad has kept in touch with Thommo and he had been involved in getting Aiden Grace and Zac Buechner across from Tassie.

“The week after the draft (Central football manager) Mark Ross asked me across to train for a couple of weeks before Christmas and I loved the environment. I decided to sign straight after the break.”

Callinan, who enjoyed the Bulldogs’ pre-season campaign, although he admitted it was certainly a lot different to his underage commitments, said, “I got my ability from dad but also from mum’s side of the family.” Jack’s dad and his pop Des James (Lauren’s father, a Tasmania Football Hall of Fame Legend) are his footy heroes while, being a Tasmanian boy, he also looks up to champion cricketer Ricky Ponting. Dashing small defender Des James won All-Australian honours

Bulldog Jack Callinan on the attack in his league debut against West.

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Jack with dad, Ian, wearing his Jack Oatey Medal for best-afield after Central’s 2010 grand final win.

Photo: Peter Argent

after the national championships in Perth in 1979, the same carnival Peter Jonas became the first Central District player to earn the honour.

Jack also has plenty of inspiration away from the footy field. “I’m working with Chris and James Gowans as an apprentice – they are like family,” Jack said. “I remember them when I was just a little tacker.

They had a lot to do with dad coming to Adelaide.”

Ian Callinan played in a flag with Clarence in Tasmania in 2000 before a five-year stint with the Tasmanian Devils in the VFL. “We moved to Adelaide at the start of 2007,” Jack said. “I was a Bulldogs fan since dad started and after we left I would follow the scores in the paper or on line every week.” sanfl.com.au

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ON THE REBOUND

BY STEVE BARRETT

Will Coomblas is the ultimate 2020s prototype defender. Equally adept at guarding tall or small opposition forwards, the Sturt backman is perhaps the best intercept marker outside the AFL, boasting the ideal defensive-50 blend of attacking rebound and lockdown miserliness.

A regular State selection and among the first mentioned in the topic of mature-age AFL prospects, the 25-year-old Double Blue is a man at the top of his craft.

It wasn’t always the case. Coomblas served a lengthy reserves apprenticeship, stuck behind the star-studded likes of Jack Stephens, Fraser Evans and Tom Harms.

“When I started at the club I wasn’t the greatest footballer in the world and I turned the ball over a lot,” admitted Coomblas, who grew up next to Scotch College and still lives in the nearby inner-southern suburbs with fellow star backman Casey Voss. “In 2020 I was getting dropped from the reserves to go play at Unley Jets and at one stage I was probably about to go back to just playing there locally. It was frustrating but standing in my way were some of the greatest defenders to go through the club in a long time. My parents used to ask if I’d consider moving to a club that was a bit weaker but for me it was always going to be Sturt.”

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Coomblas, by his own admission “hung around Sturt like a bad smell” and became “10 times the player at 22 than I was at 18”, blossoming into a key cog in the side’s feted backline. Statistically, the Double Blues have ranked in the league’s top three defences in eight of the past nine seasons, with Coomblas, Voss, Luke Edmonds, Rory Illman, Guy Page and co forming their own well-drilled ‘team within a team’.

“We’re definitely not stars but we all bring out the best in each other,” said 193cm Coomblas, who primarily played centre halfforward at Mercedes College. “We have players who fly under the radar like Luke Edmonds who, without being biased, is the best defender in the SANFL, the biggest glove ever. I’m nothing without Luke, Vossy and the others.”

Coomblas’s versatility on the last line is his one-wood. “These days you probably see me on the deepest (forward), whether that’s a tall or a small,” he said. “In the modern game, you probably don’t see many intercept, offensive defenders who actually defend that much any more. I’ve always prided myself on being someone who’s a hard-nosed defender but will always drop off when he can. That’s the string to my bow that not many people are bringing these days.”

Will Coomblas on the rebound in Sturt’s ripper win against Central at Elizabeth. Photo: Adam Grant

The other seldom-seen arrow in Coomblas’s quiver is his goalkicking.

Sure, there’s only been one so far in his league career but what a beauty it was ... and what a time to break the duck, midway through the third quarter of last year’s grand final against Glenelg.

“Luckily enough for me, I was playing on Luke Reynolds who runs about 16km a game and he was up in our forward-50,” Coomblas recalled. “The dominoes fell over and I ended up with the ball in my hand. I’ve managed to do a checkside from almost 50m and that ball could have gone a number of different ways but luckily it went through. You can see on the vision I lose the plot a bit because I don’t know how to celebrate.”

Less than an hour later, only the Tigers were celebrating after downing the Blues by 24 points, a result Coomblas remains bullish about reversing in 2024. “We kept most of our best 22 from last year and gained some good pick-ups in Flynn Perez and my ex-schoolmate Will Snelling,” said Coomblas, who works as an accountant for Equipe Advisory. “It’s good to link up with Will again after not playing with him since Year 11. He’s been awesome. We’ve added a bit more polish to that already good squad and we feel we can be even better.”

BUTTON’S WONDERFUL JOURNEY

BY PETER ARGENT

West Adelaide’s Hannah Button wins the ball again and enjoys family success with younger sister and fellow SANFL Best and Fairest Medal winner Rachelle Martin. Photos: Peter Argent

From the time Hannah Button, her younger sister Rachelle Martin and Chelsea Biddell jumped in a car in late 2017 to attend a “come and try” session at Hisense Stadium, arriving from the Southern Yorke Peninsula, they have revelled in wonderful football journeys.

Button has returned to SANFLW footy for a second season in 2024 and continues to thrive in the black and red. Her first campaign was highly productive, winning the SANFLW best and fairest medal in 2018 and now she’s back after the euphoria of AFLW flags with the Crows in 2019 and ’22 along with the frustration of a pair of ACL knee reconstructions.

Hannah was a part of the SANFLW State team’s historic win against the WAFLW at Optus Stadium in Perth this month. After being strongly challenged in the second and third terms, the Croweaters kept the home side scoreless in the final quarter to score a historic 16-point win.

Button was a strong contributor offensively and defensively, laying a team-high 11 tackles to complement 13 disposals and four clearances.

“I always wanted to play on Optus,

so this was pretty special,” Button said. “We were confident and dominant early but during the second quarter they (the WAFLW side) overcrowded the stoppages and the game tightened up.

“It (the event) reminded me a bit of the AFLW grand final of 2019, with the girls making another slice of history.

“Because I started playing footy at 21 I was never in any State underage programs, so I’m very grateful for the opportunity to wear the red, gold and blue SA jumper.

“It was special to be a part of history again, playing in the first SANFLW State game.”

For Hannah Button (nee Martin) this achievement is another high watermark in a distinguished football career, which has been full of peaks and troughs.

Button, 27, first injured her ACL playing with the NT Thunder after the ’19 Adelaide triumph in the VFLW and suffered a second while training with the Crows.

Having played 39 AFLW games, Button was surprisingly delisted at the end of the ’23 campaign by Adelaide and, returning to the Bloods this year Button has been one of the most consistent

performers in SANFLW, averaging 15 disposals and 11 tackles in her eight appearances this season.

“The injuries have developed my character and resilience,” Martin said. “Mentally I’m a bit more there as well.” She has made it with the help of her friends, including some influential mentors.

“When I arrived at West Shane Moon was important, teaching me footy IQ, while at the Crows Narelle Smith and Andrew McLeod were great. I also had a great working relationship with Peter Caven when we were at West Lakes.”

After winning the SANFLW best and fairest medal in her first season, sister ‘Chelle’ won the next year, giving them the honour of being the only siblings in SANFL history to win the competitions’ top honour.

But there is one thing missing on Button’s imposing resume. She wants to be a member of West Adelaide’s first SANFLW premiership.

A teacher in her fifth year at Gillies Street Primary, Button is happy to juggle work and family commitments to play with the Bloods. And they are happy to have her. sanfl.com.au

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20......173.......4.........2.......................

20..... 183....... 1..........0.......................

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LEAGUE WEST NORTH

1st

2nd

RD9 2023 @ HISENSE STADIUM West 10.8 (68) d North 5.9 (39)

3rd

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Corey Bowen Thomas Burke Luke Wittenberg

RD1 2023 @ PROSPECT OVAL North 10.19 (79) d West 9.9 (63)

BOUNDARY: Blayde Harten Taylor Dorsey James Haskard

GOAL: Michael Lombardi Michael Button

RD18 2022 @ PROSPECT OVAL North 11.7 (73) d West 10.7 (67)

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NORWOOD

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

COACH: Jade Rawlings

No

PLAYER

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

No

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 20 22 24 28 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 38 43 59

Jake Gasper Kai Pudney Jack Callinan Mani Liddy Kyle Presbury Jai Larkins Zac Buechner Harry Grant George Kendall Jez McLennan Billy Iles Wilson Barry Jordan Tippins Hugo Munn Brinn Little Nick Lange Isaiah Dudley Luca Whitelum Aiden Grace Kade Dittmar Rhett Montgomerie Will Splann Jarrod Schiller (C) Harvey Howe Beau Thomas

24..... 184.......4........ 11......................

24......187......59........4.......................

18...... 180....... 2.........0.......................

22..... 184......34........6.......................

27..... 182..... 141.......77......................

24..... 183......22........5.......................

26......191......35........2.......................

22......173......50.......10......................

23..... 194......39........7.......................

23..... 184...... 31.........2.......................

29......178......45........3.......................

21.......187....... 6.........3.......................

22..... 180....... 5.........1.......................

24......197......44...... 30......................

21...... 196......26........0.......................

26..... 186......49.......70......................

21...... 168......23.......15......................

20......187......42...... 24......................

26..... 189......62..... 102.....................

21.......187....... 6.........0.......................

23..... 190...... 17.........0.......................

20......195....... 9.........0.......................

32......176.....241..... 94......................

19......203......0.........0.......................

20..... 193....... 5.........2.......................

2 Baynen Lowe 5 Pierce Seymour 6 Thomas Donnelly 7 Jackson Callow 8 Samuel Morris 9 Henry Nelligan 10 Declan Hamilton 11 Jacob Kennerley (C) 12 Ben Simpson 13 Billy Cootee 14 Mitch O’Neill 16 Alastair Lord 18 Tom Graham 20 Matthew Ling 21 Xavier Tranfa 22 Jordon Boyle 25 Connor McLean 27 Cooper Murley 29 Izaak Twelftree 31 Harry Boyd 32 Alec Wright 35 Jack Heard 36 Jake Cresswell 40 Finn Heard

20......177...... 41...... 38......................

29..... 190......68........1.......................

25......191......45........4.......................

21.......195...... 17....... 24......................

22..... 182......46........8.......................

22......171......26.......13......................

28..... 184.....107......52......................

23..... 186......60...... 23......................

22......179....... 3.........0.......................

21.......178....... 6.........4.......................

23......178......55....... 11......................

20......181....... 6.........0.......................

23......195......24........9.......................

25..... 184......23........1.......................

22......181...... 57...... 34......................

27......178...... 77.......14......................

28..... 196......72...... 90......................

20......178....... 6.........0.......................

22..... 193.......8.........6.......................

26..... 198......65.......19......................

24..... 190...... 10........0.......................

24......191...... 61.........0.......................

21...... 183...... 13.........4.......................

22......195....... 6.........5.......................

48 Mitchell Carroll

23..... 184.......11.........4.......................

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

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

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LEAGUE CENTRAL NORWOOD

1st

2nd

3rd

RD15 2023 @ COOPERS STADIUM Norwood 9.10 (64) d Central 9.5 (59)

4th

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LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Mitchell Harris Michael Sboro Ben Williams

RD8 2023 @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL Central 8.8 (56) d Norwood 7.9 (51)

Making our mark.

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Points

BOUNDARY: Fraser Town Tobin Dolman Dylan Speck

GOAL: Thomas Oxford Braden Ford

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

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SOUTH

YARTAPUULTI

COACH: Jarrad Wright

COLOURS: Navy and White

COACH: Hamish Hartlett

COLOURS: Black and White

No

PLAYER

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

No

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

2 4 6 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 29 31 35 36 41 42 43 54

Jonti Schuback Nic Schroder Damon Freitag Oscar Clavarino Oliver Megins Eamon Wilkinson Oliver Davis Cameron Kirkland Elliot Dunkin Darnell Tucker Kobe Mutch Liam Nye Jake Summerton (C) Sam Skinner (C) Hayden Sampson Jacob Collins Tom Wheaton Charlie Duncan Liam Fitt Angus Bradley Finn Emile-Brennan Harvey Lambert Scott Bedford Lachlan Scott Bailey Pilmore

20......181...... 17.........5.......................

18...... 186....... 6.........0.......................

23..... 199......42...... 46......................

24..... 198......39........1.......................

28..... 201....... 9.........0.......................

23......179...... 75...... 90......................

21...... 184......48........3.......................

19.......176....... 7..........2.......................

25......181......73........7.......................

23......175...... 19.........4.......................

26..... 188......50.......13......................

21.......181......22........2.......................

31...... 193.....124.......3.......................

26..... 198......55.......17......................

24..... 180......95...... 36......................

23......176....... 6.........1.......................

18...... 190....... 5.........0.......................

20..... 185....... 7..........0.......................

25..... 182......88..... 120.....................

20..... 186....... 9.........2.......................

20..... 184.......4.........0.......................

20..... 185.......0.........0.......................

26..... 183....... 6.........0.......................

23..... 188.......0.........0.......................

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

12 Trent McKenzie*

32......191......42........7.......................

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PLAYER

13 Ivan Soldo*

28.....204......0.........0.......................

17 Tom Clurey*

30..... 193......68........3.......................

23 Dylan Williams*

22..... 185......40.......51......................

30 Ollie Lord*

22......195......40...... 29......................

31 Francis Evans*

22..... 182...... 15........25......................

32 Thomas Scully*

19......203.....25...... 24......................

36 Will Lorenz*

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

37 Tom McCallum*

19...... 193...... 18........0.......................

40 Kyle Marshall*

20..... 201......22........0.......................

42 Quinton Narkle*

26......181....... 9.........7.......................

45 Xavier Walsh*

18.......195.......4.........0.......................

46 Aidan Turner

21...... 184...... 21.........3.......................

47 Cody Szust

27..... 183......56...... 43......................

48 Jake Weidemann

25..... 190......48...... 24......................

49 Hugh Ferrari

22..... 180...... 10........9.......................

50 Will Ferrari

24..... 185....... 6.........0.......................

51 Dylan Aldridge

28......181......27........4.......................

53 Dustin Launer

21...... 183....... 3.........0.......................

55 Bailey Chamberlain

21...... 180......24........9.......................

61 Preston Cockatoo-Collins 20..... 189....... 1..........0.......................

62 Harry Williams

26..... 183.......0.........0.......................

64 Tyson Brazel

25..... 192....... 6........12......................

70 William O’Brien

19...... 188.......0.........0.......................

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LEAGUE SOUTH YARTAPUULTI

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Mitchell Scott David Sobieraj Jake Cuming

RD17 2023 @ FLINDERS UNI STA RD6 2023 @ ALBERTON OVAL South 15.7 (97) drew Yartapuulti 14.13 (97) Yartapuulti 15.12 (102) d South 11.8 (74)

BOUNDARY: Jaxon Williams Matthew Zacher James Sutton

GOAL: Thomas Mayo Thomas Fahey

RD18 2022 @ FLINDERS UNI STA South 10.9 (69) d Yartapuulti 9.6 (60)

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KUWARNA

STURT COACH: Martin Mattner No

PLAYER

COLOURS: Double Blue

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

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

No

1 Sam Conforti 2 Tom Lewis 3 Henry Carey 4 Joel Thiele 5 Joshua Hone 6 Connor McFadyen 7 James Mathews 8 Angus Anderson 14 Will Snelling 15 Luke Edmonds 16 Jared Dakin 17 Zac Becker 18 Daniel Fahey-Sparks 22 Will Coomblas 23 James Battersby (C) 24 Will Spain 25 Guy Page 31 Lachlan Burrows 32 Rory Illman 34 Casey Voss 35 Nick Sadler 36 Luke Giacometti 40 Ned Walter 44 James Richards

22......173....... 6.........8.......................

24......178......59.......12......................

27..... 183......99.......15......................

26..... 184......68.......10......................

27......175..... 173.....213.....................

23......191......28...... 28......................

27......174......55...... 50......................

21...... 189....... 5.........2.......................

26......175......74...... 22......................

26..... 194......95........0.......................

23......181......47.......12......................

20..... 190.......11.........0.......................

26..... 196......79...... 38......................

25..... 193......68........1.......................

28......178.....201..... 45......................

20......177....... 5.........2.......................

30......177.....194......13......................

23......195......47...... 58......................

25..... 180......62........2.......................

23..... 182......79.......13......................

20......179....... 2.........1.......................

21...... 186.......8.........2.......................

22..... 182....... 9.........0.......................

24..... 189......33.......35......................

45 Amos Doyle

22......197......30........6.......................

3 Sam Berry* 4 Lachlan Murphy* 11 Charlie Edwards* 12 Jay Boyle 14 Hugh Haysman 17 William Hamill* 19 Zac Taylor* 21 Chris Burgess* 22 Oscar Ryan* 25 Edward McHenry* 26 Harry Schoenberg* 27 Luke Nankervis* 31 Billy Dowling* 35 James Borlase* 36 Karl Gallagher* 39 Toby Murray 40 Hugh Bond* 44 Lachlan Gollant* 45 Kieran Strachan* 47 Jayden Davis 49 Jarman Sigal 50 Darcy Clifford 52 Steve Burton 55 Stephen Tahana 56 Austin McDonald 60 Harry Boyle 61 Jay O’Leary

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PLAYER

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

22..... 182......25........8.......................

25......175...... 31.........6.......................

19.......191....... 6.........2.......................

26..... 188......69.......27......................

27......179......92...... 34......................

23......187......50........3.......................

21...... 180......26....... 11......................

28..... 193......50.......10......................

19.......187....... 6.........0.......................

23..... 194...... 16........15......................

23......179...... 19........14......................

21...... 182......35........8.......................

19.......187......26.......15......................

21...... 192......62........4.......................

22..... 185....... 6.........4.......................

20..... 201....... 5.........6.......................

19...... 185...... 19.........1.......................

22..... 192......42...... 80.....................

28.....204.....79...... 32......................

20..... 180....... 2.........0.......................

21...... 188.......4.........0.......................

25..... 190.......4.........1.......................

26..... 183.......0.........0.......................

27..... 184......35........4.......................

20..... 180....... 1..........0.......................

24......181....... 5.........0.......................

25......171....... 6.........4.......................

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LEAGUE STURT KUWARNA

1st

2nd

PF 2023 @ ADELAIDE OVAL Sturt 8.12 (60) d Kuwarna 6.7 (43)

3rd

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Aaron Bennett Harrison Hughes Scott Galletly

QF 2023 @ ADELAIDE OVAL Kuwarna 11.9 (75) d Sturt 10.8 (68)

BOUNDARY: Elliott Raymond Jake Creasey Samuel Royans

GOAL: Bradley Hammer Thomas Sharpe

RD17 2023 @ THOMAS FARMS OVAL Kuwarna 16.7 (103) d Sturt 13.9 (87)

TOPSPORT

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GLENELG

EAGLES COACH: Sam Jacobs

COLOURS: Gold, Green and Blue

COACH: Darren Reeves

COLOURS: Black and Gold

No

PLAYER

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

No

PLAYER

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

1

Luke McKay

27..... 183....... 6........ 11......................

2

Zac Buck

21.......172......40.......10......................

5

Adam D’Aloia

20..... 186......22........4.......................

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 25 29 31 33 37 39

Will Gould Jonty Scharenberg Matthew Snook Cole Gerloff Liam McBean (C) Hugh Stagg Luke Reynolds Corey Lyons Darcy Bailey Max Proud Oscar Adams Brad McCarthy Jake Walker Alex Martini Reid Kuller Billy Stretch Lachlan Hosie Chris Curran Matthew Allen Riley Holder Darcy Scott Connor Mcleod Cooper Beecken Austin Kitschke Hunter Window Archie Lovelock

23......191......20........2.......................

25..... 184.....106......15......................

32..... 182.....192..... 45......................

24..... 185......90.......52......................

29.....202.... 117..... 282....................

21.......179......29...... 26......................

29..... 188.....140.....181.....................

25..... 182......43.......18......................

29......176.....133..... 87......................

32..... 192..... 176......17......................

20..... 199....... 6.........2.......................

25......176......63........3.......................

19...... 186....... 2.........1.......................

25......181......78........5.......................

22..... 182...... 51........12......................

27......181......72.......18......................

27..... 188......78..... 189.....................

33..... 189.....145...... 11......................

26..... 193......82.......71......................

21...... 192......44.......17......................

21.......187.......0.........0.......................

24..... 184.......8.........1.......................

21.......191....... 1..........0.......................

22..... 189....... 9.........4.......................

21.......172....... 2.........1.......................

19.......178...... 15.........4.......................

6

Luke Thompson

33..... 193.....243......21......................

7

Riley Knight

29......181......89...... 49......................

10 Connor Ballenden

25.....200.....36.......53......................

13 Will Pearce

21...... 185......25...... 30......................

15 Joshua Morris

22......187....... 6.........0.......................

16 James Rowe

24......173...... 71.......113.....................

17 Patrick Weckert

19...... 194...... 10....... 11......................

18 Luke Beecken

23..... 184......53.......21......................

19 Bailey Hann

24......181....... 3.........1.......................

21 Max Beattie

20......174...... 18.......19......................

22 Troy Menzel

29..... 188......94..... 144.....................

24 Sam Rowland

30......187.....143......21......................

26 Joshua Mawson

23..... 180...... 15.........1.......................

28 Jordan Moore

22......197...... 10........0.......................

29 Matthew Goldsworthy

32......178.....250....200....................

30 Zane Williams

22..... 183......43...... 44.....................

35 Joseph Sinor (C)

30..... 180.....129..... 28......................

37 Nathan Barkla

20..... 185......22........9.......................

39 Jack Firns

28..... 190......90.......12......................

51 Max Litster

21...... 184......36........1.......................

55 Jarrad Redden

33.....204....150......74......................

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LEAGUE EAGLES GLENELG

1st

2nd

3rd

RD17 2023 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Eagles 16.8 (104) d Glenelg 12.10 (82)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Jack Millar Giles Lewis Sam Morgan

RD3 2023 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM Glenelg 15.10 (100) d Eagles 7.10 (52)

BOUNDARY: Benjamin Sieben Steven Evanson Martin Elsegood

GOAL: Jared Murton Steven Murphy

RD15 2022 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM Glenelg 13.8 (86) d Eagles 9.7 (61)

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STURT

RESERVES STURT SOUTH

SOUTH

COACH: Chris Trapp

Charlie Molan...........................

Josh Shute..................................

Liam Puncher............................

Charlie Fryer..............................

Charlie Parker...........................

Chad Reschke...........................

Oliver Grivell..............................

Heath Wingard.........................

Alex Holt.....................................

Thomas McCourt.....................

Willa Taylor................................

1st

43 46 47 51 52 53 54 55 57 59 60 2nd

Brad Jefferies............................

Henry Maerschel.....................

Hugo Kittel.................................

George Pope..............................

Brodie Maloney........................

Marcus Pavlic...........................

Ted Newman.............................

Jayden Adams...........................

Kobe McEntee...........................

Tommy McCormack................

Oli Duffy......................................

3rd

4th

Points

8 21 27 28 34 37 38 39 46 48 RESERVES UMPIRES

10 11 21 27 28 29 30 33 37 38 42

COACH: Alex Pigou

Cooper Rogers..........................

Benny Barrett...........................

Aaron Douglass........................

Isaac Birt....................................

Zak Keir.......................................

Blake Rodrigues.......................

Nic Dunshea..............................

Sam Hindes................................

Hayden Kernahan....................

Riley Jones.................................

FIELD: Henry Lodge Mason Beyer Max Richardson

49 Tate Lovering............................

50 Corey Grocock...........................

51 Chester Forster........................

52 Ethan Roberts...........................

53 Joe Skinner.................................

57 Oscar Lovelock.........................

58 Zac Earl.......................................

59 Darren Walters.........................

61 Noah Goldie...............................

BOUNDARY: Oakley Nilsen Ben Wilson Damian Robinson

GOAL: Patrick Backshall

11:20am Saturday 25 May @ Hisense Stadium

WEST

RESERVES WEST NORTH

NORTH

COACH: Shane Baldock

Mitch Maguire..........................

Lachlan Tredwell......................

Adam Bunworth.......................

Tyson Coe...................................

Finn Higham..............................

Jamie Kovacic............................

Oscar Kregar..............................

Charlie Haysman.....................

Judd Hansen..............................

Jack Sullivan..............................

Padrick O’Donoghue...............

Riley McMillan..........................

Rhys Mooney............................

1st

49 51 53 54 55 56 57 59 61 62 65 66 2nd

Archer Byrne.............................

Wyatt Ryan................................

Samuel Burbridge....................

Jack Hutton................................

Luke Young.................................

Jesse Thackeray.......................

Cooper Patterson....................

Max McKenzie..........................

Jack Oates..................................

Alex Morgan..............................

Xavier Hampton.......................

Oscar Talbot..............................

3rd

4th

Points

5 6 8 21 22 27 28 29 30 31 35 41 RESERVES UMPIRES

8 25 35 36 37 38 40 42 43 45 46 47 48

COACH: Craig Brooks

Harrison Elbrow.......................

Noah Casalini............................

Tariek Newchurch....................

Will Tasker..................................

Jack McCann..............................

Harrison Magor........................

Luke Lawrence.........................

Keanu Miller..............................

Tadhg Evans..............................

Max Blacker...............................

James Langley..........................

Jed Dignan..................................

FIELD: Henry Klemm Jake Bateman Daniel Whittlesea

43 44 45 46 47 48 49 51 53 55 56

Austin Harris.............................

Harry Isaacs..............................

Zyton Santillo...........................

Frazer Driscoll..........................

Lam Simon.................................

Ethan Weidemann...................

Angus Tully................................

Jackson Savage........................

Luke Harvey...............................

Harrison Dallimore.................

Kalan Caputo.............................

BOUNDARY: Benjamin B Williams Taylah Parker Matthew Mielczarek

GOAL: Daniel Daminato Matthew Cummins

11:20am Saturday 25 May @ X Convenience Oval

Dayne Posthuma.....................

Adam Deakin.............................

Tyson Richard...........................

Ryan Pickering..........................

Finn Reed...................................

Jamie Jones................................

Chris Hooper.............................

Enrique Mazzeo.......................

Anzac Lochowiak.....................

Trent Tattoli...............................

Jayden Matz..............................

Louie McLennan.......................

RESERVES CENTRAL NORWOOD

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48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 57 60 61 2nd

COACH: Matt Gallarello Luigi Mondello..........................

Steven Clark..............................

Ethan Scholz.............................

Cooper Wilson..........................

Noah McDonald.......................

Braden Owen............................

Cooper Pyman..........................

Angus VanDenBerg.................

Tom Giles....................................

Ethan Schwerdt.......................

Asher Pasin................................

3rd

4th

Points

NORWOOD 3 15 24 26 28 33 34 37 38 39 41 RESERVES UMPIRES

CENTRAL 13 16 21 25 37 39 40 41 42 44 46 47

Jack Saunders...........................

Brodie Carroll............................

Dom White.................................

Liam Robinson..........................

Max Hodges..............................

Luke Surman.............................

Ethan Warburton.....................

Isaac Saywell............................

Goy Lok........................................

Jayden Gale................................

Luke Bogle.................................

FIELD: Thomas Kelly Nicholas Ghan Zack Brittan

42 43 44 45 47 49 53 54 61 63

COACH: Aaron Jelfs Lachie Bates..............................

Zach Morris...............................

Alex van Wyk.............................

Tristan Binder...........................

Harvey Pedler...........................

Josh Gillow.................................

George McLeod........................

Tyson Walls...............................

Darci Best...................................

Henry Slade...............................

BOUNDARY: Brad Fallon Jayden Dunning Justen Kern

GOAL: Emilie Hill Leo Condo

2024 SANFL RESERVES 4:00pm Sunday 26 May @ Maughan Thiem Kia Oval

EAGLES

RESERVES EAGLES GLENELG

GLENELG

COACH: Shane Hancock

Will Neumann...........................

Dane McFarlane.......................

Harrison Dawkins....................

Blake Hansen............................

Jack Boyd....................................

Sam Nicholls.............................

Jordan Lukac.............................

Jack Wheare..............................

Ryan Bruce.................................

Deakan Jackson........................

Carter Norman.........................

Brody Mair.................................

1st

41 42 43 45 48 53 54 57 60 61 63

Patrick Toole..............................

Isaac McGrath...........................

Noah Angove.............................

Izaac Niemann..........................

Jay Watson.................................

Liam Ueding..............................

Bailey Arthur.............................

Mishai Wollogorang...............

Sebastian Menta.....................

Riley Davey................................

Jordan Tilbrook.........................

2nd

3rd

4th

Points

10 24 27 30 32 35 36 38 40 41 42 43 RESERVES UMPIRES

8 9 12 14 20 23 25 27 32 33 38 40

COACH: Jared Millington

Declan Carmody.......................

Cooper Horsnell.......................

Nick Stevens..............................

Marco Rossmann....................

Sam Smith..................................

Hayden Brokensha..................

Will Chandler............................

Lachlan Scannell.....................

Ben Ridgway.............................

Anders Mcshane......................

Noah Sims..................................

Todd Reid....................................

FIELD: Daniel Rogers Ryan Webster Kylan Beech

44 45 46 47 52 53 55 56 57 58 60

Sam Dunn...................................

Darcy Porter..............................

Beau Symonds..........................

Max Guerher.............................

Cam Kiel......................................

Ryan Wurfel...............................

Harry Francis............................

Lachie Hall.................................

Izayah Kean...............................

Eli Redman.................................

Ben Dewhirst............................

BOUNDARY: Nathan Becker Halli Finnsson Joshua Thunig

GOAL: Jake Marnie Justin Thai

UNDER-18 WRAP

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BY ZACBYMILBANK North Adelaide responded to a late surge from Norwood to hold on for a gritty 10-point win at The Parade in Round 8 of the SANFL Under-18s.

Leading by nine points at the final change, the Roosters suddenly found themselves trailing by eight points midway through the final term. But they booted the last three goals of the game to escape with victory as Josh Koster, Zackariah Young and Lachlan Gardner performed strongly. Chasing their second win of the season, the Redlegs listed James Van Wyk, Ethan Pugsley and Ryan Penna as their top players.

Sturt was saved by the bell as it hung on for a dramatic four-point win against Woodville-West Torrens at Thomas Farms Oval.

The Double Blues seemingly had the game under control while leading by 27 points early in the third term, only to have the Eagles boot four of the final five goals of the contest. An eye-catching fivegoal haul and another sensational mark highlighted the performance of Sturt’s Sam Waltham while his team-mates Kobee Dabinett and Sam White also contributed well.

The Eagles rated James McGorman, Griffyn Hansen (20 disposals, 13 marks) and Jack Hankins (15 disposals) highly.

Glenelg maintained its place at the top of the premiership table with a workmanlike 40-point win against West Adelaide at Hisense Stadium.

Despite being plagued by inaccuracy in front of goal, the Tigers’ superior efficiency with ball in hand resulted in 12 more inside-50 entries while having just one more kick than the Bloods for the match. The Bays’ Oliver Betterman led the way with 33 disposals while Kallan Bevan (23 touches) and Emerson Forbes (three goals) also caught the eye.

The endeavour this year of West’s Ayden Hodgson (30 disposals) cannot be questioned, while teammates Hamish Dow (19 disposals, 11 tackles) and Ben Jeffries also battled hard.

Central District’s hot start to the 2024 season rolled on as it eclipsed South Adelaide by 30 points at Flinders University Stadium.

Joint ladder-leader with Glenelg with a 7-1 win-loss record, the Bulldogs weren’t troubled as they

Luke Scott drives Norwood forward. Photo: Peter Argent

dominated the clearance count 39-23. Beau Ryan was a standout with 30 possessions, 10 marks and a goal, while teammates Mitch McDonald (23 disposals, 10 clearances) and James Noack also drew plaudits from their coaches.

The Panthers – now with a 2-6 winloss record – had Cohen Shortridge (27 disposals), Jesse Nye and Brayden Nicholls lead their charge. sanfl.com.au

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2024 HOSTPLUS SANFLW LEAGUE TEAMS - ROUND 11 All matches streamed live and on-demand on SANFL Now, sign up at www.sanflnow.com.au or get the app

11.30am Saturday 25 May @ Flinders University Stadium

SOUTH

COACH: Rick Watts

1 Morgan Johnston....

14 Tiffany King..............

27 Bri Cleggett (C)........

2 Nikki Nield.................

17 Shae Aarchbold.......

29 Zoe Flesfadar ..........

19 Taya Maxwell...........

32 Soriah Moon.............

20 Layla Vizgaudis.......

35 Jaslynne Smith........

21 Chelsea Farr.............

38 Jorja Hooper.............

23 Esther Schirmer......

45 Carly Milsom............

Motlap........................

25 Emma Charlton.......

49 Eqxelle Evans..........

13 Emily Brockhurst

26 Doreena Hansen.....

56 Lily Baxter.................

4 Jordann Hickey........

5 Sarah Wright............

6 Mel Anderson...........

9 Nicole Campbell......

11 Litonya Cockatoo-

WEST 1 Madi Russell (C)......

2 Lucy Boyd..................

6 Olivia Smith..............

7 Hannah Button........

8 Keeley Kustermann.

9 Zoe Venning..............

10 Bec Hansen...............

11 Nicole Hooper..........

12 Brooke Smith...........

13 Jessica Macolino.....

14 Chloe Tonkin.............

COACH: Bruce Dawes 15 Asha Dufour.............

18 Jessica Chyer............

19 Jemma Ellis...............

20 Tiana Fernandez.....

21 Grace McNicol..........

22 Ruby Ballard.............

23 Emma Chapman......

24 Paris Francis............

25 Tess Huxtable..........

26 Georgie Pater...........

27 Emma Kilpatrick......

28 Molly Petersen........

29 Ella Maxwell.............

30 Lauren Young...........

31 Kendell Saffin...........

35 Paige Allan................

40 Nicola Biagi...............

42 Steph Tredwell.........

44 Emily Mableson.......

56 Philippa Worthley...

60 Iilish Ross..................

12:00pm Saturday 25 May @ Prospect Oval

NORTH 1 Cristie Castle............

2 Jessica Edwards (C).

3 Bailey Murray..........

4 Rachel Valenti..........

5 Kristi Harvey (C)......

9 Laela Ebert...............

10 Aprille Crooks..........

11 Amalie Innes............

13 Katelyn Pope............

14 Ella Quinn..................

16 Laura Niejalke..........

18 Brianna Arthur.........

COACH: Kelly Barltrop 19 Indi BuckskinJames..........................

20 Jamie Parish.............

22 Amelie Borg..............

23 Tayla Gordon............

24 Amber Ward.............

27 Lara Harding............

30 Djimila Totham........

31 Nevaeh Ebert...........

33 Julia Clark..................

35 Lauren Gauci............

36 Sarah Steele-Park..

38 Sasha Hardin............

40 Ella Metcalfe............

43 Jessica Luciani.........

44 Zoe Perry...................

45 Lauren Hoffmann...

48 Lucy Reddaway.......

52 Sarcha Taylor...........

54 Teagan Robins.........

60 Brooke Wilson.........

GLENELG 1 Ash Dyer....................

2 Madisyn Freeman...

3 Renee Wurfel...........

4 Shay’Lee Dayman...

5 Sam Franson (C)......

6 Violet Patterson......

7 Morgan Blackwell....

8 Ellie Kellock (C)........

9 Eloise Mackreth......

10 Grace Duffy...............

11 Jordan Horne............

COACH: Lexia Edwards 12 Tamsyn Morriss......

13 Tessa Kohn................

14 Lucy Armitage..........

15 Marie Martino..........

16 Andi Moliere.............

17 Mel Hinge..................

18 Ellen Tyminski..........

19 Matilda Wilmore.....

20 Poppy Scholz...........

21 Alice Bradley............

22 Sheridan Howell.....

23 Jessica Searle..........

24 Alexandra Walker...

26 Chloe Harding..........

27 Shae Partington......

28 Jorja Eldridge...........

29 Jessica Bates............

30 Alex Pearce...............

32 Jo Miller.....................

33 Demi McCarthy........

34 Lauren Edwards......

12:10pm Saturday 25 May @ Thomas Farms Oval

STURT

COACH: Michael O’Connor

1 Millie McCarthy.......

15 Alisha Gepp..............

31 Molly Fletcher..........

2 Isobel Kuiper............

16 Monique Bessen.....

32 Chloe Samuel...........

3 Georgia Swan...........

17 Sophie Thredgold...

35 Jaimee Wittervan....

5 Ruby Cunningham..

18 Tahlia Walker...........

36 Jasmin Fejo...............

6 India Rasheed..........

20 Hannah Prenzler.....

37 Sarah Wallace.........

7 Abby Pengelly..........

22 Claudia Edmonds....

41 Jasmyn Hewett........

10 Alysha Healy............

23 Kate Harris (C).........

42 Summer Ross...........

11 Grace Powell............

24 Lily Whitcombe........

44 Amy Brooks-Birve..

13 Gemma Grivell.........

25 Edwina Thornquest.

50 Lily Smart..................

14 Zara Walsh...............

28 Isabella Drew...........

55 Georgia King.............

EAGLES 1 Poppy Waterford....

2 Popi Gikas..................

3 Biance Portaro.........

4 Mikayla Cavallaro...

5 Chantelle Mitchell..

6 Erini Gikas.................

7 Grace Martin............

8 Annie Falkenberg (C).

10 Audrey Holt...............

11 Madi Turner..............

12 Amie Blanden...........

COACH: Narelle Smith 13 Brianna Walling......

15 Lucy Moore...............

16 Rose Clancy-Dillon.

18 Klaudia O’Neill.........

19 Christina Leuzzi......

20 Cher Waters.............

21 Astrid Gooley...........

22 Imogen Trengove....

23 McKenzie Dowrick..

24 Sophie Zuill...............

26 Leah Cutting.............

27 Renee Forth..............

28 Olivia Evans..............

30 Marlie Fiegert..........

32 Rosette Zerella........

33 Brooklyn Kraft.........

38 Zahlia Niemann.......

39 Georgie Blades........

40 Ashleigh Forbes......

44 Ashley Baker............

51 Julia Watson.............

4:55pm Saturday 25 May @ X Convenience Oval

CENTRAL 1 Shelby Smith (C)......

2 Katelyn Rosenzweig..

3 Miyu Endersby.........

5 Emma Keys...............

6 Julia Teakle................

7 Georgia Madigan....

8 Tessa Doumanis......

9 Charlotte Riggs.......

12 Sophie Eaton............

13 Olivia Levicki............

14 Elizabeth Wilson.....

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COACH: Ben Hunt 16 Tarly Borgas.............

17 Caitlen Teague.........

18 Georgia Avery...........

19 Erica Rowe................

20 Demi Sonneman......

21 Georgia McKee........

22 Karissa Searle..........

23 Jovanka Zecevic......

27 Jasmine Evans.........

28 Lauren Breguet........

30 Chantel Reynolds...

31 Tara Lord...................

33 Tess Gerhardy..........

36 Shelby Raven...........

38 Dakota Williams......

40 Madison Lane..........

41 Laitiah Huynh...........

42 Caitlin Wendland....

45 Tiarna Grovermann.

48 Kasey Wendland.....

54 Mikaylah Antony.....

NORWOOD 1 Tahlita Buethke.......

2 Coby Morgan ...........

4 Sachi Syme ..............

8 Adrienne Davies .....

9 Sarah Branford (VC) .

10 Amelia Rusden .......

13 Shai Hiscock ............

14 Tesharna Maher .....

15 Alana Lishmund......

16 Ashlee Gould............

17 Stephanie Simmonds (C)...........

COACH: Brad Ferrall

18 Molly Brooksby ......

21 Emily Newton..........

22 Jade Halfpenny .......

23 Nicola Burns ............

26 Candice Belbin.........

27 Emily Bartsch ..........

28 Kiana Lee ..................

34 Ailene Hiebner ........

35 Mykaela Walker .....

36 Sophie Armitstead (C).........

37 Georgina Birchall....

39 Charli Hazelhurst ..

41 Lana Schwerdt .......

43 Sophie Arkun ...........

44 Charlotte Nenke .....

46 Rosie Boon ...............

50 Elle Lineage .............

55 Emma Daly................

61 Kate Alexander .......

64 Isabella Calvanese.

66 Najwa Allen .............

SANFL

BREAKTHROUGH PLAYER

MEN ’ S

LEAG UE

ROUND 6 WINNER

MILESTONES

FINN HEARD N O RWO OD

Playing just his sixth league match, the 22-year-old kicked 2.2 from his 13 disposals while also taking five marks and laying five tackles against Adelaide.

SA NF L

WOMEN ’ S

HENRY CAREY STURT

100 GAMES

LEAGU E

ROUND 9 WINNER

NICK LANGE CENTRAL

KIANA LEE N O RWO OD

50 GAMES

Thriving as one of the Redlegs’ chief avenues to goal, the 22-year-old was a constant presence in Norwood’s win against North, finishing with 17 disposals, seven marks, four tackles and two goals.

SA NF L

WOMEN ’ S

LEAGU E

ROUND 10 WINNER

ELLEN TYMINSKI GLENELG

50 GAMES

LAELA EBERT N O R T H

Collecting a team-high 25 disposals and six marks, Ebert used the ball efficiently across half-back in the Roosters’ breakthrough win against the Eagles.

JESS EDWARDS NORTH

COLES MINI LEAGUER OF THE WEEK

50 GAMES

Finn Jarman What position do you play on the footy field?

Midfield/ruck

Favourite SANFL team? Eagles Favourite SANFL player? James Rowe Which SANFL match are you attending?

Eagles v Glenelg

Your local football club?

Flinders Park

What do you want to be when you are older?

Professional Basketball Player

If you were a superhero, what would be

your name and super power?

Super Finn – to be able to jump super high

What would you do with $1 million?

Retire my parents

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

Playing basketball

The best piece of advice given by your coach?

Never stop playing

U18 MVP

RD8 SAM WALTHAM (STURT) A strong presence inside the Double Blues’ attacking 50m arc, Waltham kicked five goals while also dominating the air with eight marks, including a huge grab on the outer wing. sanfl.com.au

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SEASON STANDINGS 2024 2024 HOSTPLUS SANFL MEN’S LEAGUE 2024 STANLEY H. LEWIS TROPHY

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 6)

Team

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

Norwood

6

6

0

0

398

290 57.85 12

Glenelg

Eagles

6

5

1

0

589

409 59.02 10

Central

Central

6

5

1

0

480

371

56.4

10

Norwood

Glenelg

6

4

2

0

487

391

55.47

8

Sturt

300

Sturt

6

3

3

0

445

348 56.12

6

Eagles

500

North

6

3

3

0

437

458 48.83

6

South

0

100

West

6

2

4

0

389

443 46.75

4

North

300

100

Kuwarna

6

2

4

0

431

512

45.71

4

West

200

75

South

6

0

6

0

358

553

39.3

0

Kuwarna

200

0

Yartapuulti 6

0

6

0

360

599 37.54

0

Yartapuulti

0

0

2024 HOSTPLUS SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE

M

R

U18

U16

W

Total

400

150

350

100

850

1850

500

175

350

125

700

1850

600

300

50

0

550

1500

200

250

125

300

1175

100

200

50

300

1150

100

125

700

1025

300

150

100

950

0

25

500

800

0

0

0

200

0

0

0

0

%

Pts

2024 RESERVES

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 10)

Team

Team

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 6)

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

D

F

A

Glenelg

10 8

1

1

383

272

58.47

17

Norwood 6

6

0

0

462

309 59.92

12

South

10 7

3

0

334

203

62.2

14

Sturt

6

4

2

0

457

303

60.13

8

Central

10 7

3

0

419

432 49.24

14

Central

6

3

2

1

396

311

56.01

7

Norwood 10 5

4

1

392

275

58.77

11

Glenelg

6

3

3

0

412

345 54.43

6

West

10 5

5

0

302

344 46.75

10

North

6

2

4

0

427

471

47.55

4

Eagles

10 3

7

0

326

342

48.8

6

Eagles

6

2

4

0

400

456

46.73

4

Sturt

10 3

7

0

326

411

44.23

6

South

6

2

4

0

286

488 36.95

4

North

10 1

9

0

181

384 32.04

2

West

6

1

4

1

285

442

39.2

3

F

A

%

Pts

2024 SANFL U18s

P W L

2024 SANFL U16s

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 8)

Team

Team

P W L

D

Glenelg

8

7

1

Central

8

7

1

North

8

6

Sturt

8

5

Eagles

8

South Norwood West

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 7)

F

A

%

0

639

387 62.28

14

North

7

6

1

0

651

393

62.36

12

0

662

416

61.41

14

Sturt

7

5

2

0

564

344

62.11

10

2

0

559

531

51.28

12

Central

7

5

2

0

606

375

61.77

10

3

0

535

534 50.05

10

South

7

5

2

0

513

426 54.63

10

4

4

0

583

515

53.1

8

Glenelg

7

4

3

0

553

472

53.95

8

8

2

6

0

531

570 48.23

4

Eagles

7

2

5

0

369

546 40.33

4

8

1

7

0

464

623 42.69

2

West

7

1

6

0

364

581

38.52

2

8

0

8

0

335

732

0

Norwood

7

0

7

0

300

783

27.7

0

31.4

Pts

Team

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS

P W L

D

SANFL HOSTPLUS MEN’S LEAGUE ROUND 6

RESERVES ROUND 6

Norwood v Adelaide (Coopers Stadium) Norwood 10.12 (72) d Adelaide 7.12 (54) Crowd: 2602

Eagles v South (Maughan Thiem Kia Oval) Eagles 11.11 (77) d South 11.6 (72) Crowd: 1585

Central v Sturt (X Convenience Oval) Sturt 11.10 (76) d Central 6.5 (41) Crowd: 2185

Glenelg v West (Stratarama Stadium) Glenelg 10.10 (70) d West 6.7 (43) Crowd: 2521

Norwood 13.10 (88) d North 8.16 (64) Sturt 10.13 (73) d Central 5.13 (43) Eagles 13.14 (92) d South 7.3 (45) Glenelg 11.13 (79) d West 5.7 (37)

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U18 ROUND 8 Central 12.10 (82) d South 8.4 (52) North 12.5 (77) d Norwood 10.7 (67) Sturt 9.8 (62) d Eagles 8.10 (58) Glenelg 10.17 (77) d West 5.7 (37)

THE ROAD AHEAD ROUND 1 Easter Weekend

Norwood 11.11 (77) d Sturt 7.8 (50) Central 14.9 (93) d North 9.12 (66) Adelaide 13.18 (96) d South 14.7 (91) Eagles 20.13 (133) d West 10.9 (69) Glenelg 23.12 (150) d Port 13.6 (84)

AFL GATHER ROUND

ROUND 6

Norwood 10.12 (72) d Adelaide 7.12 (54) Sturt 11.10 (76) d Central 6.5 (41) North 18.11 (119) d Port 5.5 (35) Eagles 11.11 (77) d South 11.6 (72) Glenelg 10.10 (70) d West 6.7 (43)

Sunday 19 May SANFL 16.13 (109) d WAFL 5.16 (46)

ROUND 2

ROUND 7 First Nations Rounds

ROUND 3

Central 14.9 (93) d South 10.7 (67) North 10.3 (63) d Sturt 8.9 (57) Glenelg 16.10 (106) d Adelaide 10.8 (68) Norwood 6.14 (50) d West 5.7 (37) Eagles 12.11 (83) d Port 8.9 (57)

ROUND 4 Anzac Weekend

Sturt 11.16 (82) d Glenelg 6.8 (44) West 17.10 (112) d South 6.9 (45) Central 14.6 (90) d Eagles 11.9 (75) North 12.12 (84) d Adelaide 10.8 (68) Norwood 8.13 (61) d Port 6.7 (43)

ROUND 5

Adelaide 16.7 (103) d Port 8.14 (62) Norwood 10.7 (67) d North 8.11 (59) Central 9.12 (66) d West 6.9 (45) Glenelg 9.16 (70) d South 6.7 (43) Eagles 12.11 (83) d Sturt 11.9 (75)

Sunday 23 June Norwood v Port Sturt v North West v Glenelg

ROUND 16

Friday 26 July CS South v West TFO Central v North HS Glenelg v Norwood Sturt v Port Eagles v Adelaide

KIA STATE GAME

SANFL 10.5 (65) d VFL 7.9 (51) Norwood 10.11 (71) d Glenelg 7.5 (47) Eagles 21.12 (138) d North 7.4 (46) Central 15.7 (97) d Adelaide 5.12 (42) West 12.11 (83) d Port 11.13 (79) Sturt 16.9 (105) d South 5.10 (40)

ROUND 11

Saturday 25 May West v North Central v Norwood South v Port Sturt v Adelaide Sunday 26 May Eagles v Glenelg

MTKO

ROUND 8 First Nations Rounds

Saturday 15 June Central v South Port v West Eagles v Adelaide

Friday 28 June Sturt v West North v Eagles Port v Central South v Norwood Glenelg v Adelaide

Friday 5 July A Glenelg v Eagles West v Norwood HS North v Port SS Sturt v South Central v Adelaide PO CS

ROUND 9 King’s Birthday Weekend

ROUND 10

Weekend of Saturday 3 August

ROUND 17 TFO PO A FUS SS

FUS MTKO SS TFO

SS HS PO TFO XCO

ROUND 14

Friday 12 July Central v West Port v Glenelg Eagles v Sturt Norwood v Adelaide South v North

A TFO PO CS JP

Friday 16 August South v Eagles Central v Glenelg Norwood v North West v Sturt Port v Adelaide

FUS XCO CS HS AO

ROUND 19 XCO A MTKO CS VH

ROUND 15

Friday 19 July XCO West v Eagles A Norwood v Central AO Sturt v Glenelg Port v South North v Adelaide

Friday 9 August Port v Eagles Sturt v Central North v Glenelg Norwood v South Sunday 11 August West v Adelaide

ROUND 18

ROUND 13

Friday 31 May Port v Sturt Saturday 1 June West v Adelaide Glenelg v Central Sunday 2 June North v South Norwood v Eagles Saturday 8 June South v Adelaide Eagles v Central Monday 10 June Glenelg v North Sturt v Norwood

BYE WEEKEND ROUND 12

HS XCO FUS TFO

FUS XCO SS TFO MTKO

Friday 23 August Glenelg v South Central v Port Eagles v Norwood North v West Sturt v Adelaide

SS XCO MTKO PO TFO

FINALS HS CS TFO A PO

Legend

Sunday 1 September Elim. & Qual. Final

AO

Sunday 8 September Semi Final 1 & 2

AO

Sunday 15 September Preliminary Final

AO

Sunday 22 September Grand Final

AO

Key: Bold = home team

A - Alberton Oval, AO - Adelaide Oval, CO – Centenary Oval, CS – Coopers Stadium, Norwood, FUS – Flinders University Stadium, Noarlunga, HS – Hisense Stadium, Richmond, JP – Johnstone Park, MTKO – Maughan Thiem Kia Oval, Woodville, PO - Prospect Oval, R – Riverland, VH – Victor Harbor, SS – Stratarama Stadium, Glenelg, XCO – X Convenience Oval, Elizabeth Oval, TFO – Thomas Farms Oval, Unley

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EDITOR Peter Cornwall

PHOTOGRAPHY Cory Sutton & David Mariuz

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Sonny Morey and Roger Rigney are First Nations legends of South Australian football.

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