South Australian Football Budget -Round 10 2024 - Vol 99 - No. 10 15 June

BRING THE WAVE

WHITE CLAW HARD SELTZER ®

SPARKLING WATER WITH ALCOHOL

OVER THE MOON AT SOUTH

BY PETER ARGENT

Dual sporting talent Soriah Moon packs plenty into her week.

Moon has a key role as South Adelaide’s SANFLW ruck, along with donning a singlet for Sturt Sabres in the NBL1 Central competition.

Depending on her court time in the State League basketball competition, there are weeks she backs up and plays NBL1 reserves.

For someone who kicked off her footy career in 2019 and is now “30-years-young” Moon has achieved plenty but after the Panthers’ heartbreaking three-point grand final loss last season the inner drive is to go one better.

A member of the SA State team that claimed a historic win against WA by 16 points in Perth in May, Moon exudes the multicultural aspects of the national code. “I’m half Korean heritage and half Dutch,” Moon said.

“Dad, Hong Shik, who excelled at Taekwondo, is Korean, while our late mother, Hermina, was Dutch and a pretty handy netballer. Me and my siblings are all Aussie, born here.

I have an older brother Soobin and sister, Shareena, along with my younger sister Seraphina, who has played in the Panthers’ development league team for the past couple of seasons.”

The hard-working sports star played church and social basketball before

starting with the Sabres at 20 in the under-23 competition. “I play mainly as a centre and my strength is my rebounding.”

Moon was running some strong time trials and a friend suggested she have a go at Glenelg. “Bays coach Jason Fairall suggested I was pretty green, so I spent a season in community footy with Flagstaff Hill Falcons in 2019.”

Moon spent the 2020 campaign at the Tigers, making her SANFLW debut in Round 1 at the Ponderosa against North and playing eight games for the season. She made her move down South in 2021, bowing out in a four-point first semi-final loss to West Adelaide.

“At the start of the 2022 campaign, in an internal trial, I did my ACL,” Moon said. “For that season I coached the reserves midfield and received tremendous support from Jorja Hooper and Brianna Cleggett, who were doing rehab with me. Coaching certainly helped my game.”

Moon stood tall last season, averaging 14 disposals and 32 hitouts in 14 games but it ended in tears. “The grand final loss was devastating, going down in the final 19 seconds,” she said. “We had worked so hard and I was spent after the contest, so sore, both muscle and heartbreak sore. There has been

a total commitment by the squad and I have that inner drive, as the job is not done yet.”

Moon said coach Rick Watts’ belief in her has been a key to her continued improvement. “He is so positive and pushes me to be better.” Watts said Moon is one of the nicest people you could meet, noting her wonderful personality. “Often we need to enrage her, for her to get that edge required to perform at her optimum,” Watts said. “We challenge Soriah to get back to being a ‘beast’ on the field. At the top of her game, along with the ruck aspect, she becomes an extra midfielder. In our recent win over North, Soriah had an amazing 17 ground-ball gets. She is a key component of our structures and when she didn’t play for a couple of weeks early in the season with an ankle injury, we certainly noticed it.”

In Moon’s Redtails-Pinktails Cup best player-award-winning performance against North she had 21 disposals, 33 hit-outs and 10 clearances.

A physiotherapist, Moon aims to play for as long as her body lets her and would love to play senior SANFLW football with sister Seraphina, who played in South’s development league grand final win this year against Glenelg. It’s something Soriah is looking to match at league level on July 6. sanfl.com.au

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MATCH PREVIEWS

BY PETER CORNWALL

CENTRAL V SOUTH Standing up in crunch moments. It’s what coaches love to see. And it’s what Paul Thomas and Jarrad Wright saw in abundance in fighting wins last week. The sort of wins that can turn a season. Which makes this week’s clash all the more important.

It’s all about stringing together performances like these.

Central’s season was at the crossroads 15 minutes into the last quarter at Woodville. The Doggies trailed the Eagles by six points, having suffered successive losses to Sturt, Norwood and Glenelg to slip to fifth after such an impressive five-win start to the season. The Eagles were on top of the ‘live’ ladder right then, so it was never 4

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Magarey Medallist Harry Grant was back and winning plenty of the ball for Central District but there was strong opposition from Eagles young gun Adam D’Aloia in a hardfought clash at Woodville. Photo: Robert Laidlaw

going to be easy for Thomas’s men to snatch a win. But when it all was on the line Nick Lange and captain courageous Jarrod Schiller steered through goals to claim a hugely important six-point success. It was the sort of resilient win coaches love – Thomas said it was “one of the best” in his four seasons in charge – and it was all the more meritorious because the fightback after conceding the first three goals of the game came without co-captain Kyle Presbury (calf) after half-time, and with defenders Dayne Posthuma (knee) and George Kendall (hamstring) forced off in a gripping final quarter. The return of Magarey Medallist Harry Grant, who had missed Central’s three

losses with a knee injury and was straight back into it with 26 disposals and seven clearances, clearly helped but this win was all about team – and team spirit.

The young Panthers are showing this, too. They are clearly growing and the way they held off Adelaide, which had come from way back to pip them in Round 1, was proof of that. Their inaccuracy in front of goal could have been critical as a 27-point lead in the third quarter was reduced to just eight points – 7.14 to 7.6 – at the start of time-on in the last. But 20-year-old Finn Emile-Brennan sealed the win with the next goal. “I’m really positive with this group,” said Wright after South’s second win in three games,

Kobe Mutch continuing his outstanding season with 13 kicks, 19 handballs and nine tackles, while Hayden Sampson ranks third in SANFL possessions this season, averaging a touch over 25 per game, and Elliot Dunkin is third for kicks, averaging 16.

PORT V WEST Belief plays a huge part in footy. The coach needs to believe in the players and they, in turn, must have belief in their boss and the game plan they are looking to execute. It’s also about belief in the crunch moments, belief you can – or will – win when it’s close. West Adelaide claimed its fifth successive wooden spoon last season but it didn’t feel like the others. The Bloods were so competitive, consigned to the bottom because they lost six games by less than two goals. The belief wasn’t quite there. It now feels like it’s arrived. Breaking through to edge out the Eagles by six points by kicking the last two goals in the final round last year laid the foundation and now Westies have shown they can win close games and, also importantly, win ‘ugly’, as they did last round against Adelaide, by 20 points. The 4-4 Bloods gained plenty of belief the last time they tackled Port, for the Russell Ebert Cup in Round 2 in Waikerie. Coach Adam Hartlett got one over brother Hamish, Port Adelaide’s coach, when West stormed home from 16 points down at the 18-minute-mark of the last quarter to snatch a remarkable, courageous win. Stringing wins together is the next step and the Bloods have done that with backto-back wins against North and the Crows. Now for three – for the first time since their 2015 premiership season. It’s an important step if West is serious about wanting to be part of finals action this year. You can bet Port will be doing everything it can to stop this, no doubt remembering that fateful last clash. Still looking for its first win of the season, it fought hard after conceding the first five goals against Sturt at Alberton, hitting back to be within 22 points early in the last quarter and seemingly having a shot at a breakthrough

Adelaide’s Zac Taylor celebrates kicking the first goal of the game against South in the Crows’ fighting loss at Noarlunga. Taylor has averaged 18 disposals, five tackles and six clearances in eight games this season after having last year’s campaign wrecked by foot surgery and long-term rehabilitation. Photo: Cory Sutton

win. Quinton Narkle provided some sparkle while Cody Szust and Jake Weidemann continued to work hard and win plenty of the ball. The Magpies will be desperate to regain that winning feeling and the belief that comes with it – and settle the score after Waikerie.

EAGLES V ADELAIDE It’s an incredibly tight tussle among the top five right now and the Eagles would have been feeling it more than most. They were knocking on the door of the No. 1 spot as they set the pace against Central, booting the first three goals and leading at the first three breaks. But they weren’t in front when it counted, left lamenting some late missed chances, kicking 0.5 in the last quarter in a six-point loss. Now 6-3, instead of being top they are fourth in a pack with next to nothing between them, the top five being Glenelg and Norwood (7-2), Sturt, Eagles and Central (6-3). But there were plenty of

positives against the Dogs in a ripper contest and one was Adam D’Aloia. He continues to step up, averaging 24 disposals, eight clearances and seven tackles this season to announce himself as one of the competition’s elite midfielders. A win against the Crows will haul the Eagles to the top, considering the Tigers, Redlegs and Blues, along with North, have byes this week, so it adds extra incentive. But Adelaide is showing plenty of spirit. After trailing South by 27 points late in the third quarter last week, with Reilly O’Brien dominating in ruck, Luke Pedlar winning a heap of clearances and Nick Murray continuing his impressive return from an ACL injury, the Crows booted the next three goals to be a shot at snatching an unlikely win, as they had done at Noarlunga to kick off the season. They missed out by seven points but Eagles coach Sam Jacobs, a former Crows great, will rightly be wary of his old club. sanfl.com.au

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BROTHERLY BATTLES

BY STEVE BARRETT

Glynn Williams spent much of his football life living in his older brother’s shadow.

There’s no shame in that – given that shadow belonged to legendary Fos Williams.

Nine-and-a-half years Glynn’s senior, Fos’s standing in the sport requires little introduction. An inaugural inductee into the Australian Football, South Australian Football and Port Adelaide Halls of Fame, Fos oversaw nine league premierships with the Magpies – six as captain-coach and three as nonplaying coach – and coached his State with distinction.

For all his incredible achievements, though, the one thing Fos couldn’t accomplish was a solitary victory in three head-to-head coaching duels with Glynn.

The last siblings to coach against each other in the SANFL until Round 2 this year when Adam Hartlett’s West Adelaide beat Hamish Hartlett’s Magpies by four points in Waikerie, Glynn’s Sturt thrashed Fos’s South Adelaide three times in 1960.

Hamish will be keen to drag one back this week at Alberton, while Adam will be out to conserve family bragging rights, the likes of which Glynn boasted 64 years ago. “It was good to beat him for a change,” Glynn, 92, said with a laugh. “Fos won the rest of them though!”

The Williams brothers’ first matchup as coaches, at Adelaide Oval in Round 5, had a sad backdrop with their mother passing away in Quorn on the Tuesday. Neither Fos nor Glynn trained that night but both participated on matchday, the Double Blues winning by 48 points.

John Halbert was best-on-ground, ex-Hawthorn duo Clayton Thompson and Don Douglas combined for nine majors and Len Fitzgerald was prominent but off target with 2.7. “I see John now and again for a chat, he’s good to talk to,” said Glynn, Sturt’s captaincoach from 1959-61, sandwiched by his 184 games with the Bloods.

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Glynn Williams wearing Sturt’s famous lace-up guernsey with pride.

Fos Williams coached Port Adelaide to nine premierships and also took charge at South Adelaide for a season, in 1960, when he took on brother Glynn.

Hamish and Adam Hartlett had the crowd at the SANFL season launch in stitches recounting their childhood boxing bouts wearing cricket helmets. They will be battling it out as coaches for the second time this year as Port Adelaide tackles West Adelaide at Alberton Oval.

before later admitting “it was a mistake” and that the Panthers were “a decade behind Port”.

That much was obvious in Round 12 when his team was belted by Glynn’s Blues by 112 points, Roger Dunn (six goals) and Rick Schoff (five) deadly. Glynn led by example with two goals, including a sublime soccer-volley snap off a tap from best-afield ruck recruit Dick FentonSmith. South was held to 3.10 in the third and last meeting, which Sturt won easily at Unley by 68 points, Tony Goodchild prominent.

“It was quite different, being a playing coach at a new club,” reflected Glynn. “Sturt wasn’t as disciplined as West Adelaide. It was quite a change trying to get them in order.”

Because of the large age gap and the fact Fos moved out when he

was young, the Williams brothers, unlike the Hartletts, didn’t really have backyard battles. They were team-mates, briefly, in 1949 – Glynn’s debut campaign – before Fos transferred to Port.

“It was great to play together,” Glynn said. “I was a lot taller than Foster, by about four inches, and I was quicker than him. He was a rover and I was ruck-rover – they don’t have them these days. We were very close, Fos and I. We used to confide in one another about a lot of things.”

Brotherly love went out the window when the pair clashed for the first time as opponents in 1950, Glynn rendering Fos unconscious with a shoulder to the chin.

“I knocked him out at Kensington Oval, which was quite surprising,” Glynn said. “He got too close to me

and I was in a hurry! I crashed straight into his face. I just treated him like another opponent and he was exactly the same.”

While Fos never squared the ledger physically, he did exact retribution where it really counted – on the scoreboard. His Magpies downed Glynn’s Bloods in the thrilling 1954, ’56 and ’58 grand finals, by a combined 21 points. The first of those was famous for a massive half-time brawl which erupted into the crowd. “Brian Faehse clocked David Boyd, which threw things out of gear,” said Glynn, who worked with Faehse for 15 years at EMF Electrical. “There were fights all around the place.”

While Fos emerged victorious in those high-stakes stoushes – and many others – Glynn, for one year in 1960, had big brother’s measure.

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STEP BACK IN TIME

THE NUMBER ON HIS BACK

Only four players have kicked more goals in an SANFL game than John Roberts.

Still two months shy of his 21st birthday, Roberts announced himself to the football world with a breathtaking 16-goal haul at Football Park against Central in 1977. It’s an achievement even more astounding because just a few weeks earlier he had been playing at full back.

“I actually went to the coach John McInnes a couple of weeks before because we’d started the season all right but we’d had a few key injuries and we were getting flogged,” Roberts said. “I told him I wasn’t enjoying my footy at full back so he moved me to full forward. I’d started my career there briefly but ended up at full back, centre halfforward and all over the place.”

McInnes was renowned for his interest in psycho-cybernetics and may have been well ahead of his time in an area of the game now explored fervently by most AFL clubs.

“It was basically positive thinking.

We’d do a session every week.

Woodville always had something between the ears that they weren’t good enough. It didn’t do any harm, put it that way. It was mind training really. It was reinforcement and positive thinking.”

Switching Roberts forward produced something positive. He kicked three goals in a five-point home win against Norwood that ended a seven-game run of outs.

But even better was to come. His former schoolmate and housemate sensed it.

“A mate of mine, old ‘Mutley’, predicted I was going to kick 16 that day. True story, he told everyone in the bar ‘he’s going to kick the number on his back today’.”

Roberts’ father Ernie weighed in with his own encouragement, promising $2 for every goal kicked. It would cost him $32 in 16 $2 notes.

“Everything fell into place. Early in the game, I remember Ralphy Sewer gave me a nice easy goal and that was it, I was away,” he said. “I kicked

John Roberts shows his marking style with Woodville as the Peckers soar into the finals in 1979. He went on to be an iconic high-flyer with the Swans and later was a century goalkicker with North Adelaide in a remarkable career in SA, Victoria and New South Wales.

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five in the first quarter. I think I got the ball every time it came down. It was weird, I stumbled over going for the ball one time but I still marked it. It was incredible.

I thought, ‘I’m on fire today’.”

Roberts added another four in the second term and five in the third for 14 by three-quarter-time, terrorising the likes of John ‘Spog’ Wyley, Richard Cochrane and Peter Beythien. At his wits’ end on the way to a 74-point defeat, Bulldogs coach Gary Window turned to Bill Cochrane at three-quarter-time.

“Gary said, ‘right, you’re going to full back on Roberts. If he kicks a goal, you’re off!’” Cochrane remembered. “‘That’s a bit rugged’, I thought, what sort of comment’s that? And it wasn’t just said to me, it was in front of everyone. So after about six or seven minutes, someone gave a free away to him and he got another goal. I was probably out of line as a player. I looked to the bench, put my hand up and ran off.

At least he couldn’t kick any more on me after I came off!”

Adulation was headed Roberts’ way, starting with his team-mates.

“They tried to chair me off but I didn’t want that so it didn’t last very long,” he said. “But it was a bit lively back at the club that night. A supporter even tried to give me money which I refused. It was $100 or something. I’d never had that experience before. It was surreal I suppose. I’d been playing good footy but I hadn’t been setting the world on fire.”

Remarkably, his incredible feats did not immediately prompt phone calls from VFL scouts. “The next game I played was against Glenelg.

I stood Fred Phillis and only kicked one goal so that probably cooled their jets a bit,” he recalled. He eventually left for South Melbourne in 1980 but Roberts revealed he was very much the reluctant recruit. “I never wanted to go. I’m a family man. My whole family’s in Adelaide but it all fell into place and I went. In the end Woodville didn’t seem to be wooing me that well.

And South Melbourne did.”

He had never before been offered significant money. “I started on $30 a game as a 17-year old. I reckon I might’ve been on $50 a game (by 1977). I know I had to go to the club halfway through one year and ask for early access to my payments to buy a new set of tyres, that’s how grim things were.” But that was about to change. He won the Peckers’ best and fairest in 1979, the season they played finals for the first time.

“When I cracked my 100th game that year, I think I went up to $125 a game. I said, ‘give me $300 or $400 a game and I’ll be happy’ but I don’t think they were prepared to pay it. I knew there were other players getting more than me, for sure.”

No other SANFL club approached Roberts but Swan Districts did and

flew him to Perth to meet club great and board member Bill Walker.

South Melbourne came calling soon after. “The Swans flew me over for the Boxing Day Test. It was the good old days and we had a big esky and sandwiches. They said if you sign now, you can come on our preseason trip to Bali and I thought that was too good to refuse.”

Roberts kicked the winning goal after the siren in his VFL debut at Geelong. Yet the one factor which convinced him to leave SA was an even bigger issue for the Swans.

“I came back because every year South Melbourne had no money and they were late paying and there were stories they were going to fold or move.”

Roberts spoke to Glenelg but opted to return to Woodville in 1983, only to find himself one of four full forwards at the club, along with Bob Beecroft, Trevor Pierson and coach Malcolm Blight. He joined West Torrens the following season, becoming the first and seemingly only player in SA to kick doublefigures for two different clubs. The Bulldogs were on the receiving end again – this time a 10-goal haul at Elizabeth in 1985. He retired the following year before fielding a call from Michael Flynn and joining North Adelaide, ultimately pairing a premiership with the Ken Farmer Medal in 1987.

Roberts’ Woodville career included playing in a hat-trick of firsts – its maiden win against Port, the first win at Alberton and the Peckers’ debut final. Sadly, there were only 2721 people to see his Herculean feats against Central in 1977. “I think I’ve met them all,” he quipped. “I’ve never seen any footage from that day. It’s a pity, I would have liked to have been able to see that.”

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COLOURS: Navy and White

No

PLAYER

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

No

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

2 3 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 20 22 24 26 28 29 30 32 33 35 36 38 43 47

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

24..... 184....... 7.........17......................

24......187......62........4.......................

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

22..... 184......37........7.......................

24..... 183......25........7.......................

26......191......37........3.......................

22......173...... 51........10......................

23..... 194......42........7.......................

23..... 184......34........2.......................

29......178......48........3.......................

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

21.......187....... 9.........3.......................

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

24......197......47...... 33......................

23..... 189......48........9.......................

21...... 196......29........0.......................

26..... 186......52.......73......................

21...... 168......26.......18......................

26..... 189......65..... 106.....................

21.......187....... 9.........0.......................

24..... 190......37........2.......................

20......195...... 10........0.......................

32......176.....244..... 96......................

19......203...... 3.........0.......................

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

2 Jonti Schuback 20......181...... 17.........5.......................

4 Nic Schroder 19...... 186....... 9.........0.......................

6 Damon Freitag 23..... 199......45...... 50......................

8 Cooper Rogers 20..... 180....... 6.........1.......................

9 Noah Howes 18...... 196....... 7......... 11......................

11 Oliver Megins 28..... 201...... 12.........0.......................

12 Eamon Wilkinson 24......179......78.......97......................

14 Oliver Davis 21...... 184...... 51.........3.......................

15 Cameron Kirkland 19.......176....... 9.........2.......................

16 Elliot Dunkin 25......181......76........7.......................

17 Darnell Tucker 23......175......22........4.......................

19 Kobe Mutch 26..... 188......53.......13......................

20 Liam Nye 21.......181......25........2.......................

22 Jake Summerton (C) 31...... 193..... 127.......3.......................

23 Sam Skinner (C) 26..... 198......58.......17......................

24 Hayden Sampson 24..... 180......98...... 38......................

25 Jacob Collins 23......176....... 9.........3.......................

26 Tom Wheaton 18...... 190.......8.........2.......................

29 Charlie Duncan 20..... 185...... 10........1.......................

31 Liam Fitt 25..... 182...... 91.......126.....................

35 Angus Bradley 20..... 186...... 12.........2.......................

36 Finn Emile-Brennan 20..... 184....... 5.........1.......................

37 Blake Rodrigues 19.......175.......0.........0.......................

39 Sam Hindes 22..... 194....... 1..........2.......................

46 Hayden Kernahan 22..... 184....... 7..........0.......................

54 Bailey Pilmore 20..... 186....... 1..........1.......................

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59 Beau Thomas

20..... 193.......8.........3.......................

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PLAYER

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

LEAGUE CENTRAL SOUTH

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2nd

3rd

RD3 2024 @ FLINDERS UNI STA Central 14.9 (93) d South 10.7 (67)

4th

Points

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RD14 2023 @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL Central 8.10 (58) d South 4.9 (33)

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PORT

WEST

COACH: Hamish Hartlett

COLOURS: Black and White

COACH: Adam Hartlett

No

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

No

PLAYER

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

1

Isaac Johnson (C)

26..... 185......56...... 50......................

PLAYER

11 Jeremy Finlayson* 28......195.......4........ 11......................

17 Tom Clurey* 30..... 193......70........3.......................

22 Charlie Dixon* 33.....200...... 5........15......................

24 Jordon Sweet* 26.....202......11.........9.......................

29 Tom Anastasopoulos* 19.......176....... 7..........4.......................

32 Thomas Scully* 19......203.....27.......25......................

34 Lachie Jones* 22..... 186......25........1.......................

37 Tom McCallum* 19...... 193......20........1.......................

39 Hugh Jackson* 21...... 182...... 31........10......................

40 Kyle Marshall* 20..... 201......24........0.......................

43 Logan Evans* 18...... 188....... 9.........1.......................

45 Xavier Walsh* 18.......195....... 6.........0.......................

46 Aidan Turner 21...... 184......23........6.......................

47 Cody Szust 27..... 183......58...... 43......................

48 Jake Weidemann 25..... 190......50.......25......................

49 Hugh Ferrari 22..... 180...... 12.........9.......................

51 Dylan Aldridge 28......181......29........4.......................

53 Dustin Launer 21...... 183....... 3.........0.......................

55 Bailey Chamberlain 21...... 180......25........9.......................

58 Miller Carter 22..... 190......20........2.......................

61 Preston Cockatoo-Collins 20..... 189....... 2.........0.......................

62 Harry Williams 26..... 183....... 1..........0.......................

63 Murphy Short 24..... 185...... 16.........2.......................

65 Kye Roberts 20..... 188.......8.........0.......................

70 William O’Brien 19...... 188....... 1..........0.......................

72 Brayden Calvett 21.......178....... 2.........0.......................

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COLOURS: Red and Black

2

Dylan McCormick

21.......179.......8........12......................

3

Tom Morrish

24......179......52.......19......................

4

Luke Redfern

25......175......30.......19......................

5

Brady Searle

22......187......33.......15......................

6

Sam Frost

21...... 184...... 13.........5.......................

7

Joel Stevens

24..... 189......54.......21......................

8

Mitch Maguire

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

10 Kobe Ryan

20..... 183......30.......17......................

13 Liam Delahunty

23..... 193...... 31....... 34......................

16 Darcy Minchella

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

17 Lucas Meline

26......191......42........5.......................

19 Jye Sinderberry

22..... 189......33........5.......................

21 Jed Obst

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

22 Jordan White

19...... 182...... 10........1.......................

23 Michael Laudato

22......179......20.......10......................

27 Josh Gore

23......178......46...... 60......................

29 Hamish Ellem

22......195......58...... 36......................

30 Riley Corbett

24..... 196...... 19.........4.......................

31 Josh Ryan

28......195...... 91.........0.......................

33 Harvey Bock

22..... 183...... 13.........0.......................

34 Dylan White

21...... 185....... 7..........1.......................

44 William Patton

19...... 193.......8.........1.......................

51 Wyatt Ryan

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

56 Jesse Thackeray

20......177....... 9.........2.......................

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LEAGUE PORT WEST

1st

2nd

RD2 2024 @ WAIKERIE West 12.11 (83) d Port 11.13 (79)

3rd

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Jack Millar Sam Morgan Mitchell Scott

RD11 2023 @ ALBERTON OVAL Port 13.14 (92) d West 12.10 (82)

BOUNDARY: Samuel Royans Damian Robinson James Sutton Fraser Town

GOAL: Emilie Hill Matthew Williams

RD4 2023 @ LOXTON OVAL Port 12.13 (85) d West 10.8 (68)

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COLOURS: Gold, Green and Blue

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

No

PLAYER

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

No

1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 15 17 19 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 35 39 51 55

Luke McKay Zac Buck Cameron Fleeton Adam D’Aloia Luke Thompson Riley Knight Will Neumann Dane McFarlane Connor Ballenden Will Pearce Joshua Morris Patrick Weckert Bailey Hann Max Beattie Sam Nicholls Sam Rowland Jordan Lukac Joshua Mawson Jack Wheare Jordan Moore Zane Williams Joseph Sinor (C) Jack Firns Max Litster Jarrad Redden

27..... 183....... 9........12......................

21.......172......43....... 11......................

22......191....... 7..........0.......................

20..... 186......25........6.......................

33..... 193.....246......21......................

29......181......92...... 49......................

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

31.......178......22........7.......................

25.....200.....39...... 62......................

21...... 185......28...... 32......................

22......187....... 9.........0.......................

19...... 194...... 13........13......................

24......181....... 6.........1.......................

20......174...... 21........21......................

21.......172...... 19........16......................

30......187.....146......21......................

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

23..... 180...... 18........1.......................

21...... 192....... 1..........1.......................

22......197...... 12.........0.......................

23..... 183......46...... 44.....................

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

28..... 190......93.......12......................

21...... 184......39........1.......................

33.....204....153......74......................

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 (Ned) McHenry* 28 Nicholas Murray* 33 Brodie Smith* 36 Karl Gallagher* 39 Toby Murray* 40 Hugh Bond* 43 Reilly O’Brien* 44 Lachlan Gollant* 46 Jack Madgen (C) 50 Darcy Clifford 52 Steve Burton 55 Stephen Tahana 56 Austin McDonald 59 Lachlan Thomas 60 Harry Boyle 61 Jay O’Leary

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

PLAYER

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

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

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

19.......197....... 7..........1.......................

22..... 182...... 31........15......................

19.......191....... 9.........6.......................

26..... 188......72.......27......................

27......179......95.......35......................

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

21...... 180......29.......12......................

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

19.......187....... 9.........0.......................

23..... 194......28.......15......................

23..... 189...... 15.........0.......................

32..... 189......22........7.......................

22..... 185....... 9.........8.......................

20..... 201....... 7.........10......................

19...... 185......22........1.......................

28.....202.....63...... 34......................

22..... 192......43.......81......................

30..... 192......27........9.......................

25..... 190....... 7..........4.......................

26..... 183.......8.........1.......................

27..... 184......38........4.......................

20..... 180.......4.........0.......................

20......176....... 2.........0.......................

24......181.......8.........0.......................

25......171....... 9.........4.......................

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

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

LEAGUE EAGLES ADELAIDE

1st

2nd

3rd

RD14 2023 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Adelaide 17.9 (111) d Eagles 6.6 (42)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Thomas Burke Corey Bowen David Sobieraj

BOUNDARY: Tobin Dolman Blayde Harten Benjamin Sieben James Haskard

RD9 2023 @ ADELAIDE OVAL RD17 2022 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Adelaide 13.17 (95) d Eagles 11.6 (72) Adelaide 17.14 (116) d Eagles 10.16 (76)

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EAGLES

RESERVES EAGLES WEST

WEST

COACH: Shane Hancock

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

1st

44 45 48 50 52 53 54 57 58 61 63 2nd

Callum Fairall............................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Charlie Blair...............................

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

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

3rd

4th

Points

11 21 25 27 29 35 36 37 38 43 45 46 47 RESERVES UMPIRES

12 14 20 32 33 37 38 40 41 42 43

COACH: Shane Baldock

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

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

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

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

Hamish Ellem............................

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

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

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

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

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

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

Padrick O’Donoghue...............

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

FIELD: Mason Beyer Jake Bateman Daniel Whittlesea

48 49 51 54 55 57 59 61 62 65 66 68

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Noah Baker................................

GOAL: Michael Button Patrick Backshall

BOUNDARY: Ben Wilson Sam Scarman Dylan Speck Joshua Thunig

10:30am Saturday 15 June @ X Convenience Oval

CENTRAL

RESERVES CENTRAL SOUTH

SOUTH

COACH: Matt Gallarello

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

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

Beau Ryan..................................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

1st

50 51 53 54 57 58 60 61 62 63 2nd

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

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

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

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

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

Sam Sibbick...............................

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

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

Ryan Lane-Ellis........................

Lachlan Giles.............................

3rd

4th

Points

COACH: Alex Pigou

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

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

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

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

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

41 Harvey Lambert.......................

43 Lachlan Scott............................

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

55 Dylan Draper.............................

48 Riley Jones.................................

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

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

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

RESERVES UMPIRES

21 25 27 37 40 41 42 46 48 49

FIELD: Henry Lodge Thomas Kelly Henry Klemm

GOAL: Justin Thai David Cunningham

BOUNDARY: Oakley Nilsen Aiden Hendry Steven Evanson Patrick Cannard

COLES MINI LEAGUER OF THE WEEK Henry Barker Which SANFL match are you attending?

Port Adelaide v West Adelaide

What is the best thing about playing footy?

Tackling

Your local football club?

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

Flinders Park

The Unseen Threat – I can fly and go invisible

What position do you play on the footy field?

What would you do with $1 million?

Back pocket

Buy a go-kart track and karts

Favourite SANFL team?

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

Port Adelaide

I like to play my consoles

What do you want to be when you are older?

The best piece of advice given by your coach?

Pilot

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12:00pm Saturday 15 June @ Hisense Stadium

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

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

12:00pm Saturday 15 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.............

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.........

12:00pm Saturday 15 June @ Maughan Thiem Kia Oval

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

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......

3:50pm Saturday 15 June @ 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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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...

COACH: Ben Hunt 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.....

SOUTH

COACH: Rick Watts

1 Morgan Johnston

17 Shae Aarchbold

27 Bri Cleggett (C)

2 Nikki Nield

19 Taya Maxwell

28 Charlotte Dolan.......

4 Jordann Hickey

20 Layla Vizgaudis

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

5 Sarah Wright

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

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

6 Mel Anderson

22 Sam Pratt..................

35 Jaslynne Smith........

10 Caitlin Couch

23 Esther Schirmer......

41 Lauren Clifton..........

12 Lucy Northcott

25 Emma Charlton.......

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

13 Emily Brockhurst

26 Doreena Hansen.....

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

SANFL

BREAKTHROUGH PLAYER

MEN ’ S

LEAG UE

ROUND 9 WINNER

U18 MVP RD11 CAMERON NAIRN (CENTRAL)

TOM WHEATON SO UT H

In just his eighth league match, the Strathalbyn product registered 16 disposals, two goals, three tackles and three clearances in the Panthers’ win against Adelaide.

SA NF L

WOMEN ’ S

LEAGU E

ROUND 13 WINNER

MEL ANDERSON SO UT H

A significant influence in the Panthers’ win against Glenelg, the 19-year-old displayed maturity in registering 18 disposals, 10 marks, eight tackles and two goals.

Recruited from Willaston, Nairn was a constant threat in the air as he hauled in six contested marks to go with 21 disposals and three goals against the Eagles.

UNDER-18 WRAP

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BY ZACBYMILBANK Norwood fell agonisingly short of producing a stunning SANFL Under-18 upset of Sturt, with a goal kicked on the full-time siren leaving the Redlegs one point behind at The Parade.

Desperate for their second win of the season, the Legs were within seven points with seven minutes to play but were unable to score a goal until Jay Polkinghorne kicked truly as the match ended. Sturt prime movers Oscar Merrett (26 disposals) and Felix Katsaros (24) were positive influences around the ball as Jasper Maher hit the scoreboard with five goals to go with his 18 touches. Norwood lauded the tireless efforts of Jake Hill (27 disposals), Jeff Rozenbilds and Jack Michalanney, younger brother of Crow Max Michalanney.

Glenelg’s high kick-to-handball ratio played a role in its 34-point victory against North Adelaide at Prospect Oval.

The Bays’ preference to use the ball by foot was evident as it registered 202 kicks and 107 handballs to lead at every change as the Roosters recorded 166 kicks and 147 handballs. Tigers midfielder Kallan Bevan continued his good form with 31 disposals and nine clearances, while team-mates Jack Wisneske (26 disposals) and Remi Brown lent solid support. North battled hard to get into the contest thanks largely to Hunter Press (three goals) and Oliver Francou (28 disposals).

A second-half South Adelaide surge led to a comfortable 36-point win against West Adelaide at Hisense Stadium.

Trailing by five points at half-time, the Panthers clicked into gear as they slammed on 9.3 to the Bloods’ 2.4 across the final two quarters. Classy South speedster

North’s Tom Tasker wins a centre clearance. Photo: Peter Argent

Benny Barrett was instrumental in turning the match with 19 disposals, eight clearances, 12 tackles and a goal, while Cohen Shortridge (27 disposals, two goals) also played a key role. The Bloods were well served by tireless midfielder Sam Burbridge (32 disposals, two goals), Joel Parker and Archie Walsh.

Three goals in time-on of the third quarter edged Central District across the line by 14 points against Woodville-West Torrens at X Convenience Oval.

Leading by just two points, the Bulldogs suddenly established a 20-point buffer at the final change thanks to goals from Cameron Nairn, Lachlan Giles and Riley McDonald. Central held on as Nairn (21 disposals, three goals), Ryan Lane-Ellis (30 disposals) and James Noack stood up. Eagles James McGorman, Charlie West and Jevan Phillipou caught the eye of their coaching staff. 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 9)

Team

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

M

R

U18

U16

W

Glenelg

9

7

2

0

727

601 54.74 14

Glenelg

700

300

500

150

850 2500

Norwood

9

7

2

0

602

511

Central

600

175

450

200

900 2325

Sturt

9

6

3

0

663

453 59.41

12

Sturt

600

350

400

200

600

2150

Eagles

9

6

3

0

809

607

12

Norwood

700

400

50

0

650

1800

Central

9

6

3

0

668

610 52.27 12

South

200

150

200

175

1000 1725

West

8

4

4

0

550

553 49.86

8

Eagles

600

150

250

75

400

1475

North

9

4

5

0

659

685 49.03

8

North

400

200

300

175

200

1275

South

9

2

7

0

593

746 44.29

4

West

400

75

50

25

600

1150

Adelaide

9

2

7

0

581

750 43.65

4

Adelaide

200

0

0

0

0

200

Port

8

0

8

0

431

767 35.98

0

Port

0

0

0

0

0

0

Pts

54.09 14 57.13

2024 HOSTPLUS SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 9)

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

D

F

A

%

South

13 10 3

0

509

272

65.17

20

Norwood 9

8

1

0

658

506

56.53

16

Central

13 9

4

0

562

512

52.33

18

Sturt

9

7

2

0

715

454

61.16

14

Glenelg

13 8

4

1

459

459

50

17

Glenelg

9

6

3

0

713

506 58.49

12

Norwood 13 6

6

1

471

352

57.23

13

North

9

4

5

0

704

666

51.39

8

West

13 6

7

0

409

444 47.95

12

Central

9

3

5

1

521

607

46.19

7

Sturt

13 6

7

0

437

491

47.09

12

Eagles

9

3

6

0

602

661

47.66

6

Eagles

13 4

9

0

404

452

47.2

8

South

9

3

6

0

457

703

39.4

6

North

13 2 11 0

256

525

32.78

4

West

9

1

7

1

412

679

37.76

3

F

A

%

Pts

2024 SANFL U18s Team

Team

P W L

2024 SANFL U16s

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 11)

P W L

D

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 10)

F

A

%

Pts

Team

P W L

D

Glenelg

11 10 1

0

951

525

64.43

20

Central

10 8

2

0

907

494 64.74

16

Central

11 9

2

0

884

623 58.66

18

Sturt

10 8

2

0

866

475

64.58

16

Sturt

11 8

3

0

793

715

52.59

16

South

10 7

3

0

758

598

55.9

14

North

11 6

5

0

694

821

45.81

12

North

10 7

3

0

806

652

55.28

14

Eagles

11 5

6

0

801

747

51.74

10

Glenelg

10 6

4

0

801

658

54.9

12

South

11 4

7

0

796

774

50.7

8

Eagles

10 3

7

0

589

750

43.99

6

Norwood

11

1 10 0

593

894 39.88

2

West

10 1

9

0

514

881

36.85

2

West

11

1 10 0

551

964

2

Norwood

10 0 10 0

412

1145 26.46

0

36.37

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS

SANFL HOSTPLUS MEN’S LEAGUE ROUND 9

RESERVES ROUND 9

South v Adelaide (Flinders University Stadium) Sturt v Norwood (Thomas Farms Oval) South 8.14 (62) d Adelaide 8.7 (55) Sturt 9.11 (65) d Norwood 5.7 (37) Crowd: 1844 Crowd: 6911

South 8.8 (56) d West 5.8 (38) Eagles 15.15 (105) d Central 6.5 (41) Sturt 16.12 (108) d Norwood 5.5 (35) Glenelg 16.11 (107) d North 10.9 (69)

Eagles v Central (Maughan Thiem Kia Oval) Central 8.12 (60) d Eagles 7.12 (54) Crowd: 2012 Glenelg v North (Stratarama Stadium) Glenelg 12.12 (84) d North10.12 (72) Crowd: 4109 18

Total

2024 RESERVES

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 13)

Team

Team

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U18 ROUND 11 South 16.6 (102) d West 10.6 (66) Sturt 12.6 (78) d Norwood 12.5 (77) Central 12.13 (85) d Eagles 11.5 (71) Glenelg 12.9 (81) d North 7.5 (47)

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

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

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

ROUND 8 First Nations Rounds

Sturt 6.15 (51) d Port 4.3 (27) Glenelg 11.12 (78) d Central 10.11 (71) West 11.8 (74) d Adelaide 7.12 (54) North 14.10 (94) d South 8.8 (56) Eagles 15.9 (99) d Norwood 8.12 (60)

ROUND 9 King’s Birthday Weekend

South 8.14 (62) d Adelaide 8.7 (55) Central 8.12 (60) d Eagles 7.12 (54) Glenelg 12.12 (84) d North10.12 (72) Sturt 9.11 (65) d Norwood 5.7 (37)

ROUND 10

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

SS XCO TFO FUS MTKO

BYE WEEKEND

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

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

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

AO A

ROUND 18

ROUND 13

Sunday 7 July Central v Adelaide Sturt v South North v Port Glenelg v Eagles West v Norwood

CS PO TFO

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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