South Australian Football Budget -Round 8 2024 - Vol 99 - No. 8 June 1-2

WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK Footy was the winner.

Our great game and the SANFL keep taking positive inclusive steps and how much better can it be than having a couple of SANFL coaches and former AFL players umpiring a junior girls’ game?

West Adelaide coach Adam Hartlett

and his brother, Magpies boss Hamish Hartlett, took charge of a National Pharmacies SANFL under10 girls match, their involvement helping create awareness around umpiring pathways and promoting respect for umpires at all levels.

These great snaps of the game clearly show it was a success.

The brothers, who were up against each other as coaches when West Adelaide snatched a thrilling fourpoint win at Waikerie in Round 2, will tangle again at Alberton Oval in Round 10.

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MATCH PREVIEWS

BY PETER CORNWALL

Glenelg’s Archie Lovelock is under plenty of pressure from Eagle Zane Williams but still manages to get his handball away in the Tigers’ crucial 11-point win. Photo: Scott Starkey

machine Lachie Hosie back in action and booting four goals, even though there was an ankle injury scare, while coach Darren Reeves would have been most pleased with the way his men held the Eagles at arm’s length as they kept fighting back. He wouldn’t have minded watching Matty Allen doing his thing, either, as he racked up 26 touches and booted three goals.

YARTAPUULTI V STURT There’s certain to be a reaction from the Magpies when they are under the spotlight at Alberton Oval for this night clash. Coach Hamish Hartlett challenged his players to have a look into their own game and how hard they worked compared to their opponent after they were beaten at the contest and outworked by South in a 73-point loss that left the side stranded on the bottom of the ladder. The Magpies will have a stronger look this week but a stronger performance is what Hartlett will be looking for.

The Blues, who swept the Crows aside by 61 points, won’t want to make it easy for their old rivals. A pleasing feature of Sturt’s win at Unley last week was dangerous small forward Josh Hone having his kicking boots back on. Renowned for his sharpshooting over a distinguished dual-premiership, 219-goal career, leading to selection in The Advertiser SANFL Team of the Year last season when he bagged 45 goals, Hone was, as always, creating plenty of opportunities but 4

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he had kicked 6.21 in eight games before tackling the Crows. But it was reward for effort this time as he bagged six goals and, now his radar is fixed, beware Magpies.

GLENELG V CENTRAL The Tigers have won their past 10 clashes with the Bulldogs going back to 2018 and, on the evidence of last week, that run would seem unlikely to end. But a week is a long time – in politics, and footy. Central was definitely missing Magarey Medallist Harry Grant as it suffered a 50-point loss against Norwood to follow a 35-point defeat at the hands of Sturt. Conceding 11 goals in the third quarter to the Redlegs was a nightmare but it was only one quarter and Doggies fans would have been happy enough at the start of the campaign if they knew they would have a 5-2 record right now.

You can back this Bulldogs side to throw everything at the reigning premiers, who will be expecting a thorough testing. Glenelg’s impressive fast start was a key to an 11-point win against the Eagles that hoisted it up to third. It was great for the competition to see excitement

WEST V KUWARNA The Bloods are on their way. Their first objective this year was to clear away from the bottom, to stop their run of wooden spoons at five. That looks like a big tick already, with a 3-4 record in sixth spot. Next was to beat other teams that are pushing for spots in the top five to become part of the finals conversation. Well Westies did that, too, as they brushed aside North, which had been just percentage out of the five. Their 31-point win was a comprehensive performance, a real stepping stone to the sort of consistency coach Adam Hartlett is striving for. Now to break some droughts. West hasn’t beaten the Crows since 2018. Another tick here and West must be part of finals talk. Teams can advance from long runs of wooden spoons straight into major round action. Woodville, after six successive wooden spoons, leapt straight into the finals in 1986 and Sturt did the same thing in 1997 after coming last eight years in a row.

The Crows have consistently been part of finals conversations in

Norwood captain Jacob Kennerley was loving it in his return from a hamstring injury. And why wouldn’t he be? He bagged three goals in his 23 disposals as the Redlegs maintained their unbeaten start to the season after a magnificent 11-goal third-quarter surge against Central. Photo: David Mariuz

recent times, being unlucky to bow out in preliminary finals in the past two seasons but, after a 61-point loss to Sturt and with an inexperienced side with a 2-5 record, there’s not a lot of talk of it right now.

NORTH V SOUTH The Roosters are at the crossroads after coach Jacob Surjan said they were “bashed up at the contest’’ by West. If the Bloods game felt like a must-win for North, this one doubly so. The Roosters have been up and down like a yo-yo but you can’t see they will be anything but hard at it for a home clash against the young Panthers, who gained a real shot in the arm by demolishing the Magpies by 73 points to break their run of outs. North surprisingly was beaten 33-25 in clearances against West but there’s no way the likes of Magarey Medallist Campbell Combe and Sam Mayes won’t hit back hard, while there’s always danger when the ball is in the hands of Harrison Wigg, who ranks third in the league with 26 possessions per game and shone in SA’s win against WA with 27.

After losses against Adelaide and

the Eagles by less than a straight kick, South made certain of it against the Magpies as Kobe Mutch and Oliver Davis continued their consistent seasons and 20-year-old Charlie Duncan epitomised coach Jarrad Wright’s hopes for the club’s young talent with 31 disposals and a stunning long-bomb goal. It’s hard to see this being anything but a tough, close contest.

NORWOOD V EAGLES The Redlegs had already been making quite a statement.

Unbeaten and clear out on top in league and reserves ranks. Tackling third-ranked Central on the expanses of the Ponderosa seemed a solid test and they were standing up to it pretty well leading 5.4 to 3.4 at half-time. They had won six in a row, their pressure and tackling all over the ground setting the standard league-wide for conceding fewest points but only once had they kicked 11 goals in a game – in the season-opener against Sturt. But then, remembering the iconic old Batman TV show, Bam! Pow! Kapow!, Norwood slammed on 11 goals in the third quarter with some good

old-fashioned run-and-gun footy, at one stage blasting six straight goals in nine minutes. “It was pretty enjoyable to watch,” said 2022 premiership coach Jade Rawlings, who must have been wondering whether the previous year’s eight successive losses to start the season was just a bad nightmare. It sure was quite a sight. Norwood ended up winning by 50 points and leads the league for tackles (85 per game) and clearances (40), creating the most chances with most inside50s (49.6), although in the only knock, the Legs’ goalkicking (47 per cent) is ranked last. Harry Boyd, like Batman, seems unstoppable, averaging 42 hit-outs and nine clearances. Wow! Boyd won’t have it all his own way against Eagles ruckman Jarrad Redden, who has stood tall in the biggest of contests as a triple premiership winner. The Eagles will be looking to start well against the league’s best-starting team after conceding the first three goals when overrun early by Glenelg in an 11-point loss. This will be a ripper test for Sam Jacobs’ secondplaced side, which is two wins behind the Redlegs. sanfl.com.au

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STEP BACK IN TIME

49 GOALS, 49 YEARS LATER

BY DION HAYMAN

Glenelg’s 1975 squad. Back: Neville Caldwell, Peter Carey, Bob Tardif, Graham Cornes, Peter Anderson. Fourth row: Fred Phillis, Colin Anderson, Greg Croser, Paul Weston, Greg Wickens. Third row: Kym Hodgeman, Rex Voigt, John MacFarlane, Brian Colbey, Daryl Rady, Peter Millard. Second row: Craig Marriott, Jim Rawson, David Holst, Ted Osborn, Stephen Copping, Adrian Rebbeck. Front row: Bill Neil (fitness coach), Kerry Hamilton, Wayne Phillis, Neil Kerley (coach), Peter Marker (captain), Greg Bennett, Peter McInerney.

It’s 49 years since Glenelg booted exactly that many goals against a punch-drunk Central District, tattooing the league’s record books with a score never to be rivalled.

John MacFarlane has long been haunted after hitting the post on the siren with what would have been the magical 50th goal.

The Bulldogs were still in finals reckoning when they arrived at the Bay in Round 17, 1975, one win and percentage behind fifth-placed North. But, with a growing injury list, they fielded 11 players 20 or younger against the fit, experienced Tigers.

Fred Phillis said the seeds of what followed were sewn at a team meeting in the week of the game.

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“Kerls (coach Neil Kerley) said we had to get our percentage up,” he said. “Essentially what everyone was trying to do was have as big a win as we could. That’s what triggered it.”

Amazingly, Central took the early lead through 17-year-old Peter Beythien. The Tigers laboured through eight minutes before Peter Carey scored their first goal.

Phillis changed boots at quartertime, ending the first term with 1.4 and two blisters. He switched to his preferred yellow slippers with immediate results adding a further 17.2 to finish with 18.6 including a staggering seven in the second term. He burned the black boots later that night.

Central’s task of stopping the tidal wave grew when full back Bill Cochrane suffered an ankle injury early in the second quarter. Young reserve Gary Rae was sent to stand Phillis and had 16 goals kicked on him in just under three quarters.

“I could have kicked more,” Phillis noted, “but I gave a few away and in the end I thought, you can’t be a hog.” One of those was to Kym Hodgeman in the goalsquare. “Fred gave one away to me? I don’t remember that,” Hodgeman laughed.

Wayne Phillis knocked the stuffing out of Beythien with a brutal hipand-shoulder and he was replaced in the second half.

Rover Greg Bennett snapped from

Fred Phillis is the man with golden boots after booting 18.6 against Central District at the Bay in 1975.

30 metres and everyone in the ground bar the goal umpire was convinced it was a goal. Was that the magical 50th goal that went missing? Commentator Max Hall began predicting a record score midway through the second term.

Hodgeman had 17 possessions and four goals to half-time before Peter Maksimovic ended his day. “He gave me a little clip with his knee in the kidneys otherwise I would have kicked 18, we could have got 50!”

Hodgeman quipped. “But I ended up in a pretty bad way.”

Daryl Rady replaced him while Phillis continued to dominate. He registered his 10th for the day 12 minutes into the second half. He slammed on three more in a withering 90 seconds that included his 100th for the season.

Milestones were falling like dominos. Next was the SANFL record score, then owned by North, which kicked 34.22 (226) against South in 1972. The crowd began to swell. The

Sunday Mail reported 6960 at the game yet the telecast trumpeted 8153 during the final quarter. “I think Glenelg supporters who weren’t there and were aware something significant was happening came to the game,” said skipper Peter Marker.

“Certainly visually there appeared to be quite a few more at the ground in the last quarter.”

Glenelg began the last term one point shy of the record score and couldn’t progress beyond centre for the first three minutes and 20 seconds. “I do remember there was some crowd agitation early in the last quarter. You could certainly feel it on the ground,” Marker recalled.

Paul Weston placated the masses with the record-breaking major after four minutes. It was confirmed a few minutes later by the ground announcer, by which time the Bays had kicked another two, en route to 15 for the quarter.

Marker remembered there was a determination among the group that grew with every goal. “I think the team was pretty keen to not lose the opportunity to do something special if you’ve got 25 at half-time. I don’t think it was in the players’ or coaches’ minds to try to break records but I think what was clearly in the minds of the players was not to let the opportunity go by without doing something really memorable. And I think that momentum built during the game.”

That focus led to the unthinkable – the booing of club legend Peter Carey. And while his legacy in 1975 was still very much in its infancy, it didn’t stop fans from voicing their displeasure at him for missing a shot at goal from 20 metres. “I don’t remember that at all,” Carey laughed.

It prompted commentator Ian Aitken to soon predict: “Fifteen points off 300, I doubt if they’ll get it now as they’ve gone into the time-on period by two and a half minutes.” But the next five minutes produced five more goals, to Carey, Copping, Bennett, Phillis (his 18th) and Carey again with one of his trademark screw punts.

Now it was the Bulldogs being booed as defender Michael Koch

had the audacity to mark at centre half-back with the Bays pushing for that 50th goal. MacFarlane actually booted the last two behinds of the day and was jeered for the first miss, a set shot from 50 metres, before that fateful final poster.

The late Harry Kernahan said in Pride of the Bay players sat around in stunned silence after the game.

“They just couldn’t believe it had happened.” Nor was there a peep coming from the nearby room where the umpires collapsed after the game. “It was the most taxing game I ever umpired,” recalled field umpire Bob Scholefield. “The three of us were completely stuffed after the game, we’d done so much running back from the goals to the middle.

We just sat on the floor, leaning against the wall for five minutes.”

Scholefield has no memory of who he awarded the three Magarey Medal votes to that day. Phillis was roundly named best-afield in the media but Marker, who had a staggering game-high 47 possessions, thought differently. “I thought our best player was Bob Tardif,” he recalled. “Bob’s ruckwork was clinical and it was the primary source of most of the quick and precise movements into the forward line.”

And Marker wasn’t alone, Tardif confirming coach Neil Kerley saw it similarly. “I think Kerls gave me his best player,” Tardif said. “And I didn’t very often get Kerls’ best player, I didn’t very often get anyone’s best player.” Tardif had 20 touches and seven marks along with 36 mostly pinpoint hit-outs. “We used to flick it out with an open hand rather than thump it. I’m not sure you’re allowed to do that these days.”

Glenelg was ultimately upset by Norwood in the grand final and Marker believes the Tigers may have ultimately paid a high price for their flex that record-breaking day.

“Kicking 49 goals wasn’t really that helpful going into a major round. It dominated the media and probably had a negative effect on our preparation.” But he also loves the folklore surrounding the match.

“I think in some ways 49 goals has a better ring to it than 50.” sanfl.com.au

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STEPPING UP

BY PETER ARGENT

As gregarious as she is diminutive, Alisha Gepp is a heart-and-soul Double Blue.

Still just 22, Gepp debuted in State colours in this month’s historic clash with the WAFLW at Optus Stadium, calling it a special moment in her blossoming career. Gepp kicked two goals in SA’s 16-point win – as many as she has kicked in her first 42 games with Sturt.

“I actually kicked my first (SANFLW) goal on debut against Glenelg at Elizabeth Oval in 2021,” Gepp said.

“I remember when I arrived at the ground thinking how big it was and I wondered if all SANFLW grounds would be that large.”

Gepp has quickly found a way to be effective at the variety of ovals around the SANFLW venues – and all the way to Perth, considering she rated high among SA’s best in its win against WA. In 2022 when Sturt made it all the way to the grand final, frustratingly falling short in the decider against North Adelaide, she was averaging 17.4 disposals per game. This increased to 18.2 possessions across the first six games of ’23 before a broken arm finished her campaign. This year she has been used as a hybrid midfielder/forward, averaging 14.4 touches and eight tackles a match.

Gepp hails from the Uraidla Demons in the Hills competition. “My sister Casey and I played a season of football and netball in 2019,” Gepp said. “Football was with Uradlia and netball was with Summertown just up the road. We played in a premiership together … and then Casey retired from footy. My oldest brother Thomas and my boyfriend, Lachie Brazier, play A-grade footy for the Demons. The youngest, Corey, plays in the under-16s. Dad tells us how good he was as well.”

Alisha’s father Darren was an accomplished country footballer and also a good cricketer, captaining the Hills to a Harry Meyer Cup win.

His friendship with former Sturt coach and now West Adelaide mentor Bruce Dawes was the reason Alisha went down to Unley.

“Bruce grew up with dad and encouraged me to come down to Sturt,” Gepp said. “I still have the dream to have a crack at the next level, even as a train-on, but equally I love it at the Double Blues.”

Here, team success is high on the agenda. “I’d love to get into another grand final and go one better than we did in ’22,” said Gepp, who wants to keep improving her own game, noting “a best and fairest would be great as well”.

She is playing her part in the boom times the women’s game is enjoying. “Women’s football has grown massively since I started,” she said. “The skills of the game and the physical attributes have improved tremendously.”

Gepp is known for her speed and agility, along with her clean ground

skills. “Geppy is a ripper,” Sturt SANFLW coach Michael O’Connor said. “She is in the leadership group for the first time this season and, with her strong personality, Alisha instils confidence in the squad. She has strong values and holds the group accountable. As a player she has that nice burst of speed and is strong at the contest – she has the ability to get the ball and dispose of it effectively.”

Away from her football commitments, Gepp works as a disability support person, along with studying to be an occupational therapist, now in her third year.

Just 161cm (5ft, 2in), Gepp has made a huge impact in the No. 15 Sturt jumper in four seasons – and if her tenacity and drive are any indication, there’s plenty ahead as well. sanfl.com.au

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TELLING A STORY SANFL’s men’s and women’s leagues have been making a spectacular statement as they celebrate First Nations Rounds.

The two First Nations Rounds are recognition of SANFL and SANFLW Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players past and present who have made, and continue to make, a significant contribution to our national game. As a key part of the celebration the 10 clubs have revealed stunning guernsey designs which tell unique stories.

KUWARNA To celebrate Indigenous culture and heritage in the AFL’s Sir Doug Nicholls Round and SANFL First Nations Rounds, Adelaide is known as Kuwarna. Pronounced goo-wunna, Kuwarna is the Kaurna translation for the word Crows. The Kuwarna guernsey has been crafted by AFL forward Izak Rankine and his cousin, artist Harley Hall, in a celebration of their Ngarrindjeri heritage. The theme of the guernsey is connection and the artwork includes the names of all Adelaide’s past and present Indigenous players, celebrating their contributions to the club, the game and wider community.

CENTRAL DISTRICT The artwork is a collaboration by Letisha Ackland, Elijah Ware and Shane Cook. The coloured dots represent – Red: The women, the blood of the club – All men come from women, Blue: The men’s team – the history of the club, and light blue: The juniors – the next generation. The white circle and dots in the lower part represent all players, coaches, team managers, support team, trainers for each playing group, meeting together as one club. The white circles and stripes at the top are for X Convenience Oval – the place for community to come together on game days. The dots in the middle of the oval represent the playing group going into the game with club values: Team first, embrace, challenge and celebrate.

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Sturt’s Jasmin Fejo and Will Snelling in the Blues’ First Nations Rounds guernseys. Photos: Sarah Reed

GLENELG Anwerne apurte irreme – we are all coming together. Designed in 2022

by Amanda Turner, who hails from Ltyentye Apurte, 85km southeast of Alice Springs, the theme of the guernsey is about the Glenelg community and coming together.

The guernsey represents the players, the training group, the people within the club and the Bays community. The circles represent the ground we walk on and everyone coming together as one.

The design reflects on the club going through the journey of the football season across the year, as well as the Tigers’ ‘all in’ trademark.

NORTH ADELAIDE The Roosters’ First Nations guernsey was designed by players Hamish and Kobe Collins and past player Monica Turner-Collins (Anmatyerr/Arrernte people). Each pathway signifies a story, a tradition, or a shared experience, emphasising the importance of every individual player and community in the larger tapestry of our nation. The connections depicted in the design highlight the inclusivity and solidarity between First Nations and non-First Nations

communities. By bringing these diverse paths together in a harmonious design, the guernsey stands as a beacon of unity and reconciliation. It embodies the spirit of coming together, recognising our shared history, and moving forward with mutual respect and understanding.

NORWOOD Norwood’s guernsey was designed

by SANFLW player Tesharna Maher and was also worn in the inaugural SANFLW League First Nations Round last year. Tesharna is a Western Aranda, Yankunytjatjara Pitjantjatjara, Yamaitji (father’s side), Kokatha and Gurrinji (mother’s side) woman. “I was born in Darwin on Larrakia Land and regularly travel through Alice Springs (Arrernte Land) to spend time on my homelands before eventually arriving back on Kaurna Land. My family moved to SA because my dad was playing footy here so I have lived most of my life in Adelaide but I have a strong connection to the Northern Territory.” The design includes the story of Tesharna’s journey from Darwin to Adelaide as a child, her totem (the willie wagtail), the ‘big

members. Sturt Football Club is the central source of interest. The black lines leading to the main circle represent the veins of River Murray.

The dots in between the black lines represent the people within the club’s catchment area. These dots are also representative of the club’s genetic code ‘Blue Genes’. On the women’s guernsey the Sturt logo has incorporated change. Cultural change allows the club to be honest in moving forward, breaking barriers and using its voice to create change.

The large circles represent the battle of each week, playing home and away games. The larger circle is Unley Oval, surrounded by the stars, who are all supporters.

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Channi Mitchell, designer of the Eagles’ stunning guernsey, with Deakan Jackson at the launch of SANFL’s First Nations Rounds at Adelaide Oval.

meeting place’ – Norwood Football Club and oval – and the other SANFL clubs.

I wanted to include that as a representation of my father.”

YARTAPUULTI

Proud Narungga and Kaurna man Wayne Buckskin designed Tura Pukinangku, which translates to Shadows of the Past. The design honours First Nations players, past and present, who wear the South Adelaide guernsey. The design features the SA monogram from the Panthers’ great 1960s era and pays tribute to the 17 distinguished First Nations players who have represented South at men’s league level. Seventeen circles, each with a symbol for a man in the centre, celebrate their brotherhood and connection. The guernsey incorporates 11 ceremonial circles on the front and back, commemorating the club’s men’s premierships.

Additionally, 23 local gum leaves on the back signify the diversity of the 23 distinct South Australian Aboriginal language groups.

Port Adelaide is known as Yartapuulti for games played in Sir Doug Nicholls Round, AFLW Indigenous Round and SANFL First Nations Rounds. Yartapuulti is the Kaurna translation for ‘Yarta’ meaning place or land and ‘Puulti’ which means sleep or death, the name Kaurna people gave the land around Port River. This year’s strip, inspired by the essence of family, was a collaboration between AFL premiership player Byron Pickett and his first cousin Melanie Pickett.

The guernsey depicts Byron’s strong connection to family, to the land, and to the Port Adelaide region, as well as the seven current First Nations Yartapuulti AFL players. The guernsey design is centred around three round symbols, while the Port River forms the traditional Yartapuulti ‘V’ shape across the chest. “The background represents my father – he did a painting a while ago with that design on it. My dad is no longer with us and I thought because I am a really family-orientated man,

SOUTH ADELAIDE

STURT Sturt’s 2024 First Nations Rounds guernseys have been designed by Eastern Arrarnte man Pat Caruso.

On the men’s guernsey, three semicircles at the top of a central circle represent the club’s committee and

The jumper is designed by under-18 Bloods player Ky Burgoyne, son of Port Adelaide and Hawthorn premiership player Shaun Burgoyne. The nine circles in the middle of the sash represent West’s premierships. The white dots within these circles represent the players who played in a grand final. The sash represents West Adelaide’s journey. The black dots represent everyone who has worn a West guernsey. The white symbols on the outside represent the Indigenous men who have played for West, with the red symbol on the outside representing the Indigenous women who have played for the club. On the back of the guernsey, the red circle represents Hisense Stadium.

The white dots in the red circle represent all West employees.

WOODVILLE-WEST TORRENS The Eagles’ guernsey was designed

by SANFLW player and proud Barkindji woman Channi Mitchell. It represents the Eagles’ slogan ‘One Club, One Culture’ and Channi’s journey to the Eagles. The Murray River on the outside represents where she is from – Mildura, Victoria. To follow her dream of playing high-level footy was to make the big decision to move away from family/home to live in Adelaide full-time. Family means everything to Channi and to make the big move to Adelaide, not knowing anyone, was challenging and daunting. The support and care from everyone at the club, welcoming her into the Eagles family, is something for which she will always be grateful. sanfl.com.au

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12 Trent McKenzie* 17 Tom Clurey* 30..... 193......69........3.......................

22..... 185...... 41.......51......................

23 Dylan Williams* 26.....202..... 10........8.......................

24 Jordon Sweet* 19.......176....... 6.........3.......................

29 Tom Anastasopoulos* 22......195...... 41...... 30......................

30 Ollie Lord* 19......203.....26.......25......................

32 Thomas Scully* 19...... 186....... 7..........1.......................

36 Will Lorenz* 19...... 193...... 19.........1.......................

37 Tom McCallum* 21...... 201......35.......16......................

38 Dante Visentini* 20..... 201......23........0.......................

40 Kyle Marshall* 26......181...... 10........7.......................

42 Quinton Narkle* 18...... 188.......8.........1.......................

43 Logan Evans* 18.......195....... 5.........0.......................

45 Xavier Walsh* 21...... 184......22........5.......................

46 Aidan Turner 27..... 183...... 57...... 43......................

47 Cody Szust 25..... 190......49.......25......................

48 Jake Weidemann 22..... 180.......11.........9.......................

49 Hugh Ferrari 28......181......28........4.......................

51 Dylan Aldridge 21...... 180......25........9.......................

55 Bailey Chamberlain 61 Preston Cockatoo-Collins 20..... 189....... 2.........0.......................

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62 Harry Williams 24..... 185...... 15.........2.......................

63 Murphy Short 19...... 188....... 1..........0.......................

70 William O’Brien 21.......178....... 1..........0.......................

72 Brayden Calvett

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23......181......48.......12......................

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30......177.....195......13......................

20..... 190...... 15.........0.......................

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21...... 186....... 9.........2.......................

22..... 182...... 10........0.......................

21...... 185.......0.........0.......................

24..... 189......34.......35......................

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

*Denotes AFL listed player. All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals. **During SANFL First Nations Rounds over the next two weeks, Port Adelaide will be referred to as Yartapuulti Football Club.

About Yartapuulti: https://www.portadelaidefc.com.au/yartapuulti

LEAGUE YARTAPUULTI STURT

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LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Paul Ventura Giles Lewis Mitchell Harris

BOUNDARY: GOAL: Martin Elsegood Jared Murton Dylan Speck Bradley Hammer Benjamin B Williams

RD14 2023 @ ALBERTON OVAL RD3 2023 @ THOMAS FARMS OVAL RD17 2022 @ THOMAS FARMS OVAL Yartapuulti 10.13 (73) d Sturt 7.12 (54) Sturt 16.12 (108) d Yartapuulti 10.10 (70) Sturt 13.7 (85) d Yartapuulti 7.12 (54)

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GLENELG COACH: Darren Reeves

CENTRAL COLOURS: Black and Gold

COACH: Paul Thomas COLOURS: Red, White and Blue

No

PLAYER

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

No

PLAYER

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

1

Will Gould

23......191...... 21.........2.......................

2

Jake Gasper

24..... 184....... 5........ 11......................

2

Jonty Scharenberg

25..... 184.....107......15......................

3

Kai Pudney

24......187......60........4.......................

3

Matthew Snook

32..... 182.....193..... 45......................

6

Mani Liddy

22..... 184......35........7.......................

4

Cole Gerloff

24..... 185...... 91........52......................

7

Kyle Presbury

27..... 182.....142......77......................

5

Liam McBean (C)

29.....202.... 118..... 283....................

8

Jai Larkins

24..... 183......23........6.......................

6

Hugh Stagg

21.......179......30...... 26......................

9

Zac Buechner

26......191......36........2.......................

7

Luke Reynolds

29..... 188..... 141..... 182.....................

11

George Kendall

23..... 194......40........7.......................

8

Corey Lyons

26..... 182......44.......18......................

12 Jez McLennan

23..... 184......32........2.......................

9

Darcy Bailey

29......176.....134..... 87......................

13 Dayne Posthuma

20.....200...... 2.........0.......................

11

James Bell

25..... 184......26.......16......................

15 Billy Iles

29......178......46........3.......................

12 Max Proud

32..... 192..... 177.......17......................

16 Adam Deakin

20......191....... 7..........1.......................

13 Oscar Adams

20..... 199....... 7..........2.......................

20 Wilson Barry

21.......187....... 7..........3.......................

14 Brad McCarthy

25......176......64........3.......................

23 Rhett Montgomerie

23..... 190......35........2.......................

15 Jake Walker

19...... 186....... 3.........1.......................

24 Hugo Munn

24......197......45...... 32......................

16 Alex Martini

25......181......79........6.......................

26 Oliver Shaw

23..... 189......46........9.......................

17 Reid Kuller

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

28 Brinn Little

21...... 196......27........0.......................

18 Billy Stretch

27......181......73.......18......................

29 Nick Lange

26..... 186......50.......71......................

20 Lachlan Hosie

27..... 188......79......193.....................

30 Isaiah Dudley

21...... 168......24.......16......................

21 Chris Curran

33..... 189.....146...... 11......................

31 Luca Whitelum

20......187......43...... 24......................

22 Matthew Allen

26..... 193......83.......74......................

32 Aiden Grace

26..... 189......63..... 104.....................

23 Riley Holder

21...... 192......45.......17......................

33 Kade Dittmar

21.......187....... 7..........0.......................

25 Darcy Scott

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

38 Jarrod Schiller (C)

32......176.....242..... 94......................

29 Connor McLeod

24..... 184....... 9.........1.......................

42 Anzac Lochowiak

23..... 183...... 14....... 11......................

33 Austin Kitschke

22..... 189...... 10........4.......................

43 Harvey Howe

19......203...... 1..........0.......................

39 Archie Lovelock

19.......178...... 16.........5.......................

59 Beau Thomas

20..... 193....... 6.........2.......................

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1st

2nd

3rd

RD11 2023 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM Glenelg 18.12 (120) d Central 8.9 (57)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Sam Morgan Mitchell Scott Michael Sboro

RD7 2023 @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL Glenelg 8.5 (53) d Central 6.8 (44)

BOUNDARY: Taylor Dorsey Damian Robinson Steven Evanson

GOAL: Thomas Oxford Michael Button

RD19 2022 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM Glenelg 12.8 (80) d Central 11.12 (78) BRING THE WAVE

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KUWARNA

COACH: Adam Hartlett No

PLAYER

1 Isaac Johnson (C) 2 Dylan McCormick 3 Tom Morrish 4 Luke Redfern 5 Brady Searle 6 Sam Frost 7 Joel Stevens 8 Mitch Maguire 9 Ned Stevens 10 Kobe Ryan 12 Dylan Bramich 13 Liam Delahunty 16 Darcy Minchella 19 Jye Sinderberry 21 Jed Obst 22 Jordan White 23 Michael Laudato 29 Hamish Ellem 30 Riley Corbett 31 Josh Ryan 33 Harvey Bock 34 Dylan White 44 William Patton 51 Wyatt Ryan 56 Jesse Thackeray

COLOURS: Red and Black

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

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

No

26..... 185......55...... 49......................

20......179....... 7......... 11......................

24......179...... 51........18......................

25......175......29.......17......................

22......187......32.......14......................

21...... 184...... 12.........5.......................

24..... 189......53.......21......................

26......176......47.......18......................

20..... 196......20.......15......................

20..... 183......29.......16......................

24......197...... 13.........1.......................

23..... 193......30...... 34......................

19.......197...... 18........1.......................

22..... 189......32........5.......................

21...... 180....... 5.........0.......................

19...... 182....... 9.........1.......................

21.......179...... 19.........9.......................

22......195...... 57.......35......................

24..... 196...... 18........4.......................

28......195......90........0.......................

21...... 183...... 12.........0.......................

21...... 185....... 6.........1.......................

19...... 193....... 7..........0.......................

22..... 193.......0.........0.......................

20......177.......8.........2.......................

3 Sam Berry* 4 Lachlan Murphy* 6 Daniel Curtin* 10 Luke Pedlar* 11 Charlie Edwards* 12 Jay Boyle 14 Hugh Haysman 17 William Hamill* 19 Zac Taylor* 21 Chris Burgess* 22 Oscar Ryan* 25 Edward McHenry* 28 Nicholas Murray* 31 Billy Dowling* 35 James Borlase* 36 Karl Gallagher* 39 Toby Murray* 40 Hugh Bond* 42 Tyler Welsh 45 Kieran Strachan* 46 Jack Madgen (C) 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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AGE..... HT. . .... GP...... GK......G......... B

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

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

29......197....... 5.........1.......................

22..... 182......29.......15......................

19.......191....... 7..........3.......................

26..... 188......70.......27......................

27......179......93...... 34......................

23......187...... 51.........3.......................

21...... 180......27....... 11......................

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

19.......187....... 7..........0.......................

23..... 194...... 17........15......................

23..... 189...... 13.........0.......................

19.......187......27.......15......................

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

22..... 185....... 7..........6.......................

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

19...... 185......20........1.......................

17.......191....... 3.........0.......................

28.....204.....80...... 32......................

30..... 192......25........9.......................

21...... 188....... 5.........0.......................

25..... 190....... 5.........3.......................

26..... 183....... 1..........0.......................

27..... 184......36........4.......................

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

24......181....... 6.........0.......................

25......171....... 7..........4.......................

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LEAGUE WEST KUWARNA

1st

2nd

3rd

RD16 2023 @ JOHNSTONE PARK Kuwarna 15.6 (96) d West 8.10 (58)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: David Sobieraj Jake Cuming Corey Bowen

RD2 2023 @ HISENSE STADIUM Kuwarna 13.15 (93) d West 9.6 (60)

BOUNDARY: Jaxon Williams Blayde Harten Jake Creasey

GOAL: Michael Lombardi Matthew Williams

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

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NORTH

SOUTH COACH: Jarrad Wright

COLOURS: Navy and White

No

COACH: Jacob Surjan PLAYER

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

No

PLAYER

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

1

Harrison Wigg

27..... 180..... 127..... 26......................

2

Sam Ramsay

23..... 183......27........1.......................

7

Lee Minervini

26..... 180......86.......41......................

8

Tariek Newchurch

4 6 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 29 31 35 41 42 43 46 57

Nic Schroder Damon Freitag Cooper Rogers Noah Howes 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 Harvey Lambert Scott Bedford Lachlan Scott Hayden Kernahan Oscar Lovelock

19...... 186....... 7..........0.......................

23..... 199......43.......47......................

20..... 180....... 6.........1.......................

18...... 196....... 6.........9.......................

25..... 198......40........1.......................

28..... 201...... 10........0.......................

24......179......76...... 94......................

22..... 184......49........3.......................

19.......176.......8.........2.......................

26......181......74........7.......................

23......175......20........4.......................

26..... 188...... 51........13......................

22......181......23........2.......................

32..... 193.....125.......3.......................

27..... 198......56.......17......................

24..... 180......96.......37......................

23......176....... 7..........3.......................

18...... 190....... 6.........0.......................

20..... 185.......8.........1.......................

25..... 182......89......125.....................

20..... 186...... 10........2.......................

20..... 185....... 1..........3.......................

26..... 183....... 7..........0.......................

23..... 188....... 1..........0.......................

22..... 184....... 7..........0.......................

24......175.......0.........0.......................

10 Alex Spina (C) 11

COLOURS: Red and White

21.......181......62...... 66......................

28......181.....174......41......................

Lachlan Grubb

21.......178......37...... 28......................

12 Dyson Hilder

23..... 196...... 71....... 68......................

13 Cody Raak

21...... 194.......4.........0.......................

15 Reed van Huisstede

23......195......39........1.......................

16 Frank Szekely

24......177......73...... 39......................

17 Mitchell Harvey

28..... 198.....185.... 194.....................

18 Campbell Combe

28......178.....108......19......................

19 Blayne O’Loughlin

21.......173......22........0.......................

23 Nigel Lockyer

26..... 186......33.......51......................

24 Kye Pfrengle

21...... 192...... 13.........0.......................

26 Matthew McKenzie

25..... 198.......0.........0.......................

27 Harrison Magor

23..... 184......45........2.......................

32 Sam Mayes

30..... 189...... 77.......37......................

33 Charlie Dinning

22......177...... 15.........1.......................

34 Ewan Mackinlay

25..... 182....... 3.........4.......................

36 Liam Hoy

26..... 205...... 5.........0.......................

39 Sam McInerney

28..... 183......87...... 60......................

40 Brad Ashcroft

23..... 190....... 3.........3.......................

42 Hughen Wissman

19...... 185.......8.........1.......................

54 Will Francou

20..... 183....... 2.........0.......................

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LEAGUE NORTH SOUTH

1st

2nd

3rd

RD12 2023 @ FLINDERS UNI STA North 6.9 (45) d South 3.12 (30)

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FIELD: Jack Millar Scott Galletly Ben Williams

RD8 2023 @ PROSPECT OVAL South 11.12 (78) d North 7.9 (51)

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BOUNDARY: Benjamin Sieben James Sutton Matthew Zacher Tobin Dolman

GOAL: Braden Ford Steven Murphy

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

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NORWOOD COACH: Jade Rawlings

EAGLES

COLOURS: Red and Blue

COACH: Sam Jacobs

COLOURS: Gold, Green and Blue

No

PLAYER

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

No

PLAYER

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

2

Baynen Lowe

20......177......42...... 38......................

3

Jack Saunders

22......181.......4.........2.......................

5

Pierce Seymour

29..... 190......69........1.......................

6

Thomas Donnelly

25......191......46........4.......................

7

Jackson Callow

21.......195...... 18.......25......................

8 Samuel Morris

22..... 182......47........9.......................

1 2 4 5 6 7 8 10 13 15 16 17 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 34 39 51 55

Luke McKay Zac Buck Cameron Fleeton Adam D’Aloia Luke Thompson Riley Knight Will Neumann Connor Ballenden Will Pearce Joshua Morris James Rowe Patrick Weckert Bailey Hann Max Beattie Troy Menzel Sam Nicholls Sam Rowland Jordan Lukac Joshua Mawson Jordan Moore Matthew Goldsworthy Zane Williams Ryan Bruce Jack Firns Max Litster Jarrad Redden

27..... 183....... 7......... 11......................

21.......172...... 41....... 11......................

21.......191....... 5.........0.......................

20..... 186......23........4.......................

33..... 193.....244......21......................

29......181......90...... 49......................

20......187....... 5.........4.......................

25.....200.....37...... 56......................

21...... 185......26...... 30......................

22......187....... 7..........0.......................

24......173......72......113.....................

19...... 194.......11........12......................

24......181.......4.........1.......................

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

29..... 188......95..... 146.....................

20......172...... 17........14......................

30......187.....144......21......................

21...... 198.......11.........3.......................

23..... 180...... 16.........1.......................

22......197.......11.........0.......................

32......178.....251.... 203....................

23..... 183......44...... 44.....................

23..... 192...... 17.........0.......................

28..... 190...... 91........12......................

21...... 184......37........1.......................

33.....204.... 151.......74......................

Henry Nelligan

22......171......27.......14......................

10 Declan Hamilton

28..... 184.....108......52......................

9 11

Jacob Kennerley (C)

12 Ben Simpson

23..... 186...... 61....... 26......................

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

13 Billy Cootee

21.......178....... 7..........5.......................

16 Alastair Lord

20......181....... 7..........0.......................

18 Tom Graham

23......195......25........9.......................

20 Matthew Ling

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

21 Xavier Tranfa

22......181......58...... 34......................

22 Jordon Boyle

27......178......78.......14......................

25 Connor McLean

28..... 196......73...... 94......................

27 Cooper Murley

20......178....... 7..........0.......................

29 Izaak Twelftree

22..... 193....... 9.........7.......................

31 Harry Boyd

26..... 198......66.......19......................

32 Alec Wright

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

35 Jack Heard

24......191......62........0.......................

36 Jake Cresswell

21...... 183...... 14........5.......................

40 Finn Heard

22......195....... 7..........7.......................

43 Zach Morris

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

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1st

2nd

3rd

RD13 2023 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Eagles 9.9 (63) d Norwood 7.10 (52)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Zachery Packard Thomas Burke Harrison Hughes

RD1 2023 @ NORWOOD OVAL Eagles 14.7 (91) d Norwood 6.9 (45)

BOUNDARY: Fraser Town Elliott Raymond Nathan Becker

GOAL: Matthew Cummins Thomas Fahey

RD13 2022 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Norwood 13.12 (90) d Eagles 10.6 (66)

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GLENELG Declan Carmody.......................

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

Cooper Beecken.......................

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

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

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

Hunter Window........................

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

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

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

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

RESERVES GLENELG CENTRAL

1st

43 44 45 46 47 52 53 55 56 57 2nd

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

3rd

4th

Points

5 21 25 36 37 39 40 41 44 46 47 RESERVES UMPIRES

10 24 31 32 35 36 37 38 40 41 42

CENTRAL

COACH: Jared Millington

COACH: Matt Gallarello

Jack Callinan..............................

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

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

Will Splann................................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

FIELD: Daniel Whittlesea Henry Klemm Mason Beyer

48 49 50 51 52 53 54 57 60 61

Luigi Mondello..........................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

BOUNDARY: Brad Fallon Taylah Parker Oakley Nilsen

GOAL: Thomas Sharpe Leo Condo

11:20am Saturday 1 June @ Hisense Stadium

WEST

RESERVES WEST STURT

STURT

COACH: Shane Baldock

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

Tom Rundle................................

Jed Obst......................................

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

Josh Gore....................................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Padrick O’Donoghue...............

1st

47 48 49 51 53 54 55 57 59 61 62 66 2nd

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

3rd

4th

Points

9 10 21 24 28 29 30 33 35 37 38 RESERVES UMPIRES

8 11 21 25 27 35 36 37 38 42 43 45 46

COACH: Chris Trapp

Sam Breuer................................

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

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

Will Spain...................................

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

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

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

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

Nick Sadler.................................

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

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

FIELD: Luke Wittenberg Kylan Beech Aaron Bennett

42 46 47 50 51 52 53 55 57 59 60

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

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

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

Will Torode.................................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

BOUNDARY: Jayden Dunning Justen Kern Sam Scarman

GOAL: Daniel Daminato Jake Marnie

9:20am Sunday 2 June @ Prospect Oval

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

Luke Fellows.............................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

RESERVES NORTH SOUTH

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COACH: Craig Brooks Harry Isaacs..............................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Tom Carter.................................

3rd

4th

Points

SOUTH Jonti Schuback..........................

COACH: Alex Pigou 48 Riley Jones.................................

27 Aaron Douglass........................

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

28 Isaac Birt....................................

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

34 Zak Keir.......................................

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

36 Finn Emile-Brennan................

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

37 Blake Rodrigues.......................

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

38 Nic Dunshea..............................

54 Bailey Pilmore...........................

39 Sam Hindes................................

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

47 Kaleel Ross................................

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

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NORTH 6 20 21 22 28 29 30 31 35 41 43

FIELD: Max Richardson Zack Brittan Ryan Webster

BOUNDARY: Matthew Beer James Haskard Ben Wilson

GOAL: Patrick Backshall Justin Thai

2024 SANFL RESERVES 9:30am Sunday 2 June @ Coopers Stadium

NORWOOD Dom White.................................

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

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

Oscar Hodge..............................

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

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

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

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

Lachie Bates..............................

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

RESERVES NORWOOD EAGLES

1st

EAGLES

COACH: Aaron Jelfs 45 46 47 49 53 56 58 61 63 65 2nd

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

Nich Weightman......................

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

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

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

Jacob Jones................................

Calem Krollig.............................

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

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

Isaiah Wilksch...........................

3rd

4th

Points

9 12 14 20 27 33 37 38 40 41 42 RESERVES UMPIRES

24 26 28 30 37 38 39 41 42 44

COACH: Shane Hancock

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

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

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

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

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

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

Nathan Barkla..........................

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

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

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

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

FIELD: Nicholas Ghan Henry Lodge Thomas Kelly

43 45 48 50 52 53 54 57 61 62 63

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

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

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

Archer Charles..........................

Darcy Hudson...........................

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

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

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

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

Griffyn Hansen.........................

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

BOUNDARY: Matthew Mielczarek Joshua Thunig Halli Finnsson

GOAL: Emilie Hill Thomas Mayo

UNDER-18 WRAP

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BY ZACBYMILBANK West Adelaide produced its best performance of the SANFL Under-18 season when it eclipsed North Adelaide by 49 points to kick off Round 9 at Hisense Stadium.

Despite sitting at the bottom of the table without a win, the Bloods led at every change as they produced an inspired brand of football to breathe life into their season.

Solid midfielder Sam Burbridge was a big presence with 26 disposals and 12 tackles, while Noah Baker (20 disposals, three goals), Hamish Dow (20 disposals) and Mitchell Marsh (three goals) were also instrumental in the victory. Still sitting inside the top four, the Roosters had Henry Turner (25 disposals, 13 marks), Tom Dermody and Oliver Francou battling hard in defeat.

Sturt strengthened its place in the four with a comfortable 47-point triumph against South Adelaide at Karen Rolton Oval.

The Double Blues registered clear wins in clearances (44-27) and inside-50s (51-33) as Kobee Dabinett had the Sherrin on a string, racking up 32 disposals and 13 clearances. He received strong support from Sam White (18 disposals, three goals), Jacob Moiler and Sam Waltham (five goals). The Panthers’ coaching staff rated highly the efforts of Jesse Nye, Tyson Roberts and Brayden Nicholls.

Glenelg continued its impressive start to its 2024 campaign with a barnstorming 85-point win against Woodville-West Torrens at Stratarama Stadium.

Now sitting comfortably at the top of the ladder with a healthy percentage of 64.2, the Bays piled on 12.9 to the Eagles’ 3.0 after half-time to bank their eighth victory.

The Tigers were strongly led by Cooper Jones, Kallan

West Adelaide’s Mitchell Marsh celebrates a ripper goal. Photo: Peter Argent

Bevan (24 disposals, seven clearances) and damaging forward Patrick Hutchins, who nailed 6.2 from 16 disposals and seven marks. The Eagles relied too heavily on Jack Cook (19 disposals), Jack Hankins, Griffyn Hansen and Jevan Phillipou (25 disposals, two goals).

A miserly first-half shutdown propelled Central District to a 56-point win against Norwood at The Parade.

Conceding just one goal before half-time while booting 8.4, the Bulldogs weren’t troubled as they kept pace with ladder-leading Glenelg on eight victories. James Noack, Dougie Cochrane (25 disposals, 12 marks) and Enrique Mazzeo (17 disposals, five goals) proved too hot for the Redlegs to handle. Still searching for their second win of the season, Norwood had Penn Stutz-Roberts, Ezra Foster (20 disposals) and Luke Scott (21) doing their best to stem the tide. sanfl.com.au

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2:50pm Saturday 1 June @ 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.............

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

4:00pm Saturday 1 June @ Stratarama Stadium

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

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.....

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......

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.....

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.....

11:45am Sunday 2 June @ 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..........

COACH: Kelly Barltrop 18 Brianna Arthur.........

19 Indi Buckskin-James......

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.........

SOUTH

COACH: Rick Watts

1 Morgan Johnston

13 Emily Brockhurst

25 Emma Charlton

2 Nikki Nield

14 Tiffany King

26 Doreena Hansen

4 Jordann Hickey

15 Litonya

27 Bri Cleggett (C)

5 Sarah Wright

Cockatoo-Motlap

6 Mel Anderson

17 Shae Archbold

10 Caitlin Couch

19 Taya Maxwell

11 Laquoiya

20 Layla Vizgaudis

Cockatoo-Motlap 12 Lucy Northcott

29 Zoe Flesfadar 32 Soriah Moon 35 Jaslynne Smith

22 Sam Pratt

45 Carly Milsom

23 Esther Schirmer

56 Lily Baxter

12:10pm Sunday 2 June @ Coopers Stadium

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)...........

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

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

SANFL

BREAKTHROUGH PLAYER

MEN ’ S

LEAG UE

ROUND 7 WINNER

MILESTONES

CHARLIE DUNCAN SO U T H

MORGAN JOHNSTON SOUTH

Playing just his eighth League game, the 20-year-old used his 31 disposals with great efficiency while also kicking an eye-catching long-range goal against Yartapuulti.

SA NF L

WOMEN ’ S

50 GAMES

LEAGU E

ROUND 11 WINNER

LAYLA VIZGAUDIS SO U T H

OLIVIA SMITH WEST

Displaying great maturity with her use of the ball, the 16-year-old collected 20 disposals and seven marks in her team’s win against West.

50 GAMES

COLES MINI LEAGUERS OF THE WEEK Finn McLean Favourite SANFL team?

Glenelg

Which SANFL match are you attending?

Glenelg v Central

Your local football club?

Marion Football Club

What position do you play on the footy field?

Full back

Favourite SANFL player?

Lachie Hosie

What do you want to be when you are older?

AFL player for Essendon

What is the best thing about playing footy?

Tackling and playing with friends

OLIVER DAVIS SOUTH

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

50 GAMES

The Guy – super strength and teleporting

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

Listening to music

JAKE WEIDEMANN PORT

The best piece of advice given by your coach?

Use my size to win the footy

50 GAMES

William Ryan Favourite SANFL team?

North Adelaide

Which SANFL match are you attending?

North v South

Your local football club?

Kilburn Football Club

What position do you play on the footy field?

Midfield

Favourite SANFL player?

Tadhg Evans

What do you want to be when you are older?

AFL footballer

What is the best thing about playing footy?

Catching up with my mates and kicking goals

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

WILL-da-BEAST - Strength

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

Play other sports

The best piece of advice given by your coach?

Don’t spectate

U18 MVP

RD9

KOBEE DABINETT (STURT) A strong presence at the stoppages, Dabinett racked up 13 clearances to go with his 32 disposals, five marks and a goal against South Adelaide. 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 7)

Team

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

M

R

U18

U16

W

Total

Norwood

7

7

0

0

505

347 59.27 14

Glenelg

500

200

400

125

850

2075

Eagles

7

5

2

0

656

487 57.39 10

Central

500

175

400

150

700

1925

Glenelg

7

5

2

0

565

458 55.23 10

Norwood

700

350

50

0

650

1750

Central

7

5

2

0

537

478 52.91 10

Sturt

400

250

300

150

400

1500

Sturt

7

4

3

0

547

389 58.44

8

South

100

100

100

125

800

1225

West

7

3

4

0

476

499 48.82

6

Eagles

500

100

200

50

300

1150

North

7

3

4

0

493

545

47.5

6

North

300

150

300

175

200

1125

Kuwarna

7

2

5

0

472

614 43.46

4

West

300

75

50

25

500

950

South

7

1

6

0

475

597 44.31

2

Kuwarna

200

0

0

0

0

200

Yartapuulti 7

0

7

0

404

716 36.07

0

Yartapuulti

0

0

0

0

0

0

2024 HOSTPLUS SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE

2024 RESERVES

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 11)

Team

Team

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 7)

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

D

F

A

%

Pts

Glenelg

11 8

2

1

407

307

57

17

Norwood 7

7

0

0

548

344

61.43

14

South

11 8

3

0

363

231

61.11

16

Sturt

7

5

2

0

542

361

60.02

10

Central

11

7

4

0

439

461

48.78

14

Glenelg

7

4

3

0

501

388 56.36

8

Norwood 11 6

4

1

421

295

58.8

13

Central

7

3

3

1

431

397

52.05

7

West

11 5

6

0

330

373 46.94

10

North

7

3

4

0

543

502

51.96

6

Sturt

11 4

7

0

370

428 46.37

8

Eagles

7

2

5

0

443

545 44.84

4

Eagles

11 3

8

0

343

386

47.05

6

South

7

2

5

0

344

573

37.51

4

North

11 2

9

0

216

408 34.62

4

West

7

1

5

1

316

558

36.16

3

F

A

%

Pts

2024 SANFL U18s

P W L

2024 SANFL U16s

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 9)

Team

Team

P W L

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 8)

D

F

A

%

Pts

Team

P W L

D

Glenelg

9

8

1

0

763

426

64.17

16

North

8

7

1

0

717

448

61.55

14

Central

9

8

1

0

747

445 62.67

16

Central

8

6

2

0

732

414

63.87

12

Sturt

9

6

3

0

629

581

51.98

12

Sturt

8

6

2

0

653

374

63.58

12

North

9

6

3

0

603

624

49.14

12

Glenelg

8

5

3

0

626

541

53.64

10

Eagles

9

4

5

0

622

639 49.33

8

South

8

5

3

0

543

515

51.32

10

South

9

2

7

0

578

664 46.54

4

Eagles

8

2

6

0

438

619

41.44

4

Norwood

9

1

8

0

493

708

41.05

2

West

8

1

7

0

419

647

39.31

2

West

9

1

8

0

428

776

35.55

2

Norwood

8

0

8

0

339

909

27.16

0

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS

SANFL HOSTPLUS MEN’S LEAGUE ROUND 7

RESERVES ROUND 7

West v North (Hisense Stadium) West 13.9 (87) d North 8.8 (56) Crowd: 1277

Sturt v Kuwarna (Thomas Farms Oval) Sturt 15.12 (102) d Kuwarna 6.5 (41) Crowd: 2997

Central v Norwood (X Convenience Oval) Norwood 16.11 (107) d Central 8.9 (57) Crowd: 2646

Eagles v Glenelg (Maughan Thiem Kia Oval) Glenelg 11.12 (78) d Eagles 10.7 (67) Crowd: 1544

Sturt 12.13 (85) d South 8.10 (58) North 16.20 (116) d West 4.7 (31) Norwood 12.14 (86) d Central 5.5 (35) Glenelg 13.11 (89) d Eagles 6.7 (43)

South v Yartapuulti (Flinders University Stadium) South 17.15 (117) d Yartapuulti 7.2 (44) Crowd: 1009 22

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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

West 13.9 (87) d North 8.8 (56) Norwood 16.11 (107) d Central 8.9 (57) South 17.15 (117) d Yartapuulti 7.2 (44) Sturt 15.12 (102) d Kuwarna 6.5 (41) Glenelg 11.12 (78) d Eagles 10.7 (67)

ROUND 8 First Nations Rounds

ROUND 16

Saturday 27 July CS Glenelg v Norwood TFO Central v North HS Sturt v Port South v West Sunday 28 July Eagles v Adelaide

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

ROUND 4 Anzac Weekend

ROUND 9 King’s Birthday 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)

Saturday 8 June South v Adelaide Eagles v Central Monday 10 June Glenelg v North Sturt v Norwood

ROUND 5

ROUND 10

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

SS TFO

MTKO

Weekend of Saturday 3 August

ROUND 12

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

Sunday 7 July A Central v Adelaide Sturt v South HS North v Port SS Glenelg v Eagles West v Norwood PO CS

FUS MTKO

SS XCO TFO FUS

BYE WEEKEND ROUND 17

Saturday 10 August Norwood v South North v Glenelg Sturt v Central Sunday 11 August West v Adelaide FUS Port v Eagles

A PO TFO SS

XCO TFO PO SS HS

ROUND 14

Saturday 13 July Norwood v Adelaide Port v Glenelg Eagles v Sturt Central v West South v North

AO A

Friday 16 August Norwood v North Saturday 17 August West v Sturt Central v Glenelg South v Eagles Port v Adelaide

CS HS XCO FUS AO

ROUND 19

CS A MTKO XCO VH

ROUND 15

Saturday 20 July XCO West v Eagles A Norwood v Central AO North v Adelaide Sunday 21 July Sturt v Glenelg Port v South

CS PO TFO

ROUND 18

ROUND 13

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)

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

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

Weekend of Saturday 24 August Glenelg v South SS Central v Port XCO Eagles v Norwood MTKO North v West PO Sturt v Adelaide TFO

FINALS HS CS PO TFO A

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

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