South Australian Football Budget -Round 17 2024 - Vol 98 - No. 17 10-11 August

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‘I WANT TO DO DAD PROUD’

BY STEVE BARRETT

When Jacob Kennerley closes his eyes, he can see his younger self playing kick-to-kick with his dad Brock like they used to on the family farm in Cummins, on the Eyre Peninsula.

Brock, a talented country footballer in his day, was also team manager for Jacob’s junior sides at Cummins Ramblers. The sudden death of Brock 14 years ago forced Jacob, then just 10, to grow up quickly.

“I used to kick with my old man a lot and he showed me the ropes,” Kennerley, now Norwood’s captain, reflected. “That’s one of the motivators for me – to do it for him and my family. I want to do dad proud, knowing he is looking down on me.”

Kennerley left home at 15 to board, study and play football at Rostrevor College, before honing his craft at under-age level for the Redlegs and rejoicing as a member of SA’s victorious under-18 outfit which won the 2018 national championships.

“We were a very stacked team and had a pretty big draft class,” Kennerley said of that Croweaters outfit, headlined by future AFL stars Connor Rozee and Izak Rankine.

“Playing around so many good players in my role as a winger definitely helped me get drafted.”

Selected 50th by Geelong, Kennerley still recalls his first AFL pre-season training session at

Deakin University’s Geelong campus. “We were told to break into pairs and have some warm-up kicks,” he said. “It just so happened Gary Ablett was right next to me, so I had a kick-to-kick with him.”

Being able to call superstars like Ablett, Patrick Dangerfield, Joel Selwood and Tom Hawkins peers was a surreal experience for Kennerley but he never got a look in at senior level in 2019 or 2020, given the depth of talent and experience the Cats boasted. “They were great players and it was a successful club but on the other hand it was pretty hard to get a game,” said Kennerley, a Crows diehard growing up. “Whether it helped my long-term AFL career, probably not, but I definitely look back at it with fond memories. I’m pretty happy with the time I had there and where I’m at now.”

Kennerley rejoined Norwood in November 2020, a fortnight after the club signed Jade Rawlings as coach.

Exclusively an outside wingman in juniors and as a Cat, Kennerley has since demonstrated tremendous versatility, switching regularly between gut-running wing, goalpinching half-forward and toughtackling inside midfielder. The 24-year-old has also demonstrated a knack and appetite for leadership, advancing from vice-captain in 2022, to co-captain in ’23, to outright

skipper this year following Matt Nunn’s off-season retirement.

“It was a no-brainer to come back to Norwood and I’ve loved my time here ever since,” said Kennerley, who is studying a project management university degree, while working in that field in the city. “I’m super appreciative of the role I’m in and honoured to pull on the Norwood guernsey every week.”

Kennerley will go down in Redlegs folklore for selflessly laying a vital block on North Adelaide’s Cameron Craig that allowed Matthew Panos to famously kick the match-sealing goal in the epic 2022 grand final.

“I remember it pretty clearly,” Kennerley said. “Two stoppages earlier, I saw one of my other teammates do it. It was pretty good to get ‘Nos’ free in front of goal like that. You couldn’t ask for a better man to have the ball in his hands. It was a pretty special moment I’ll look back on forever.”

The skipper wants to experience more of those moments across several more seasons. “I see myself being at Norwood for quite some time,” said Kennerley, who lives with team-mate Henry Nelligan and two others in a sharehouse at Kensington. “I’m driven to be the best player I can be and get the most out of the football team while I’m here. I want to look back on my footy career and have no regrets.” sanfl.com.au

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MATCH PREVIEWS

BY PETER CORNWALL

NORWOOD V SOUTH When the rebuilding Panthers met the top-placed Redlegs just five games back, they were outgunned 4.7 to 9.16 and had a 2-9 record. But it’s all been coming together for South since then, pointing to this match-up going the distance. The Panthers were edged out late by Sturt and North before their upward curve was turned into wins against Port (15 points) and West (21). While Kobe Mutch (averaging 27 disposals), Oliver Davis (24) and Hayden Sampson (25) have continued impressive campaigns, the club’s up-and-coming talent is making a huge impact. Teenage excitement machine Sid Draper has everyone talking, displaying his explosive speed and game-breaking ability after missing the first half of the season with a shin stress fracture. The 18-year-old is averaging 25 disposals, seven tackles and six clearances in the 4

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We hope there’s more great memories to come, too, but we’ve loved what Central skipper Jarrod Schiller has contributed to SANFL footy over 250 games.

Photo: David Mariuz

past four games. Corey Grocock, 20, in just his fourth league game, bagged five goals against Port and added three against West, while Charlie Duncan, also 20, continued to progress with 22 touches against the Bloods. But South will meet a Norwood side packed with talent and determined to make a strong point after its 34-point loss at the Bay.

NORTH V GLENELG Just when it looked like the battle for the Ken Farmer Medal might be between two players who haven’t won the award, a bloke who has claimed it three times put his hand up again. Skipper Liam McBean led from the front as Glenelg gave club great Matthew Snook a 200th game to celebrate, bagging six goals in the Tigers’ impressive 34-point win against Norwood. McBean, who had kicked just 16 goals in the previous 11 games – he had been spending a fair amount of time in ruck – had

the Tigers’ first five goals and, now on 32 for the season, is four behind the leading goalkicker, North’s Mitch Harvey, and within one of Central’s Aiden Grace. While McBean was back to being the goalkicking danger that saw him land a hat-trick of Farmer Medals in 2019-21, Corey Lyons (28 disposals) was back to the ball-winning form that earned him last year’s bestand-fairest award for the Tigers, who, after back-to-back losses, looked back on track for back-toback flags. Roosters fans won’t want to be reminded of when Glenelg achieved successive premierships. While their supporters with memories stretching back to the ’80s will be looking to get one back on the Bays, there’s a much more practical reason for needing a win – time is running out to grab a top-five spot.

North looked like it was charging towards that goal as it led fourthranked Central by 18 points at three-quarter-time at Elizabeth. But the Roosters were made to pay for missed chances – scores were 7.8 to 5.2 at the last break – as they fell in a hole, conceding seven lastquarter goals. Harvey booted five but the season looked like it might have almost slipped through their fingers. Then the Crows beat the Eagles. It’s game on.

STURT V CENTRAL Week on week Blues boss Martin Mattner’s record and reputation keep building, so it’s hardly surprising Sturt has extended his contract to the end of the 2026 season. “This reflects the club’s commitment to continuity and excellence as we strive to build on our successes and work towards future achievements,” the Blues said. With the record Mattner has built over his seven seasons in charge, he is up there with some all-time greats. Do we dare mention his name in the same breath as Jack

Matthew Snook was just a face in the crowd as he celebrated his 200th game – and a great Glenelg win against Norwood – with family and friends.

Oatey? Mattner is right now up to 10 wins in a row, a feat he achieved in his first season as Sturt coach, the premiership year of 2016. They are the club’s best runs since winning 17 in a row in 1978, under Oatey. Mattner’s two premierships as coach (2016-17) have him in second spot at Sturt along with Bill Mayman (1915, 1919), behind Oatey, of course, with his magnificent seven. But Mattner has a winning record that is all but as good as Jack’s. Mattner’s 91-45-2 record gives him a winning percentage of 65.9. Oatey’s at Sturt was 66.8. In all coaching at Norwood, West and the Blues, Oatey was 66.3. And dare we point out Mattner did something Oatey does not have on his Sturt CV? Mattner, who lifted Sturt into last year’s grand final and is gunning to go one better this season, also played in a Blues premiership. What Sturt fan could forget his stunning goal on the run that sealed the 2002 grand final win against red-hot favourite Central? He’s already ensured his future Hall of Fame status but you can’t help but feel there are more good times to come for the Blues under Mattner, the man with the golden touch.

The Dogs face up to some big challenges at Unley – apart from the boost for Sturt with Mattner’s reappointment – to beat a topthree side and show they can be a top-three side. And to beat the Blues. Paul Thomas’s team is just percentage behind third-placed Glenelg because of its consistency in beating sides below it on the

ladder – it has a 10-1 record against the bottom six. But it hasn’t beaten Norwood, Sturt or Glenelg this year, for a 0-4 record. It hasn’t beaten Sturt since Round 7, 2021 and the Blues have beaten Central in 18 of their past 19 clashes. In Round 6 at Elizabeth, it was Sturt by 35 points.

But we continue to learn how the Dogs are up for a fight, seeing it again after they trailed North by 18 points at the last break. Desperate to celebrate captain Jarrod Schiller’s 250th game, Aiden Grace and Isaiah Dudley booted five unanswered goals in the first 15 minutes of the final quarter and when North rallied again to level the scores, a super snap from Harry Grant and goal under pressure from Wilson Barry sealed the deal. But Sturt isn’t beaten easily as it showed against Port when it was a point down at three-quarter-time and a couple of rotations short after in-form Oliver Grivell (ankle) and Daniel Fahey-Sparks (hand) were lost before half-time. The Blues booted the only four goals of the final quarter, livewire forward Josh Hone in electric form.

WEST V ADELAIDE What an incredible turnaround.

When the Crows lost to the Eagles by 53 points last month, there wouldn’t have been much talk at West Lakes about their young side playing finals footy for a third successive year. Adelaide was second-bottom with a 2-8 record, while the Eagles were 7-3. After stunning the Eagles by 16 points in the last round, the Crows are 6-9, the Eagles 7-8. Adelaide, now on

the same record as North, has sliced the gap to a top-five spot from five games to one. The Crows’ four wins from their past five games have been against teams above them on the ladder and, with games coming up against lowerplaced West and Port, they are now a genuine finals chance. Being on Adelaide Oval will also help but the Bloods have plenty of incentive to slow down their run in the Neil Kerley Memorial Match. Not only will they be looking to celebrate the life of the man whose name is on their club champion award, they will be desperate to show their disappointing 21-point loss to South is not what they’re about.

PORT V EAGLES The Eagles may still have their destiny in their own hands – but it’s time to start winning again. After five successive losses they are hanging on to fifth spot by one win plus percentage but their slump can’t continue if they are to play finals for the first time since their 2020-21 flags. They lost their way after a strong start against the Crows when star midfielder Riley Knight was stretchered off and his concussion means he will be missing in season-defining clashes against Port and South. The Magpies won’t be looking to make it any easier for the Eagles. They are desperate to get off the bottom and they’ve been playing plenty of good footy in the past month, with Dante Visentini averaging 47 hit-outs in the past three games and primed for a crucial clash with Jarrad Redden. sanfl.com.au

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Woodville-West Torrens captain-coach Trevor Jarrett holds the 2024 Novita SANFL Wheelchair League premiership cup after the Eagles won their inaugural flag.

EAGLES CREATE HISTORY

BY ZAC MILBANK

Woodville-West Torrens capped off its historic undefeated season by claiming the 2024 Novita SANFL Wheelchair League premiership with a hard-fought 48-point grand final win against Norwood.

Earning their first flag after breaking Sturt’s run of three consecutive victories, the Eagles led at every change as they continued to extend their advantage throughout the title decider at the Lights Community and Sports Centre.

Exciting young Eagles talent Cooper Spillane was a fitting winner of the Best on Court medal, racking up 36 disposals at 81 per cent efficiency while also proving he was a key architect in the triumph with a game-high nine score assists.

Eagles captain-coach Trevor Jarrett was also influential with a game-breaking eight-goal haul, while Steve Edge lent valuable support in attack with four majors as Adam Roocke found plenty of the Sherrin with 32 disposals and six score assists.

The gallant Redlegs were led by former Eagle Chris Simpson, who tallied 26 disposals and four score assists, while Michael Neroni chalked up 21 disposals and three goals. Norwood captain Grant Leonard hit the scoreboard with two goals, while team-mate Darren Schutz won 25 possessions at 76 per cent efficiency.

In the playoff for third, the Double Blues accounted for Central District by 60 points as captain Giang Danh scored a game-high eight goals.

The winner of the Novita SANFL Wheelchair League best and fairest award will be announced at SANFL’s Magarey Medal Function on September 9, with the the top-three place-winners in alphabetical order being revealed as Mathew Gregory (Sturt), Adam Roocke (Eagles) and Chris Simpson (Norwood).

The Eagles’ grand final MVP Cooper Spillane contests the ruck with Norwood’s Rick Leonard in the grand final.

Photos: Phil Radoslovich

EAGLES

4.1 7.2 11.3 15.4 (94)

NORWOOD 2.1 4.2

5.3

7.4 (46)

Leading Disposals – Eagles: Cooper Spillane 36, Adam Roocke 32, Soraj Habib 22, Trevor Jarrett 16.

Norwood: Chris Simpson 26, Darren Schutz 25, Rick Leonard 22, Michael Neroni 21.

Goals – Eagles: Trevor Jarrett 8, Steve Edge 4, Wayne Hale 2, Alexander Kouts. Norwood: Michael Neroni 3, Grant Leonard 2, Wayne McNamara, Simon Hingston.

Best on Ground – Cooper Spillane (Eagles).

Umpires – Field: Mark Rinne, Adam Penna. Goal: Pranay Parmar, Riley Jensen.

Crowd – 400 at Lights Community and Sports Centre. sanfl.com.au

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UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL

BY STEVE BARRETT

Glenelg premiership coach Darren Reeves directs his players from the boundary line. Photo: Gordon Anderson

The boundary or the box?

Some SANFL coaches prefer the expansive bird’s eye view from atop the grandstand, others opt to work their magic boundary-side and a few enjoy the flexibility of switching between both posts.

Coaching from the sideline is far from revolutionary, in fact it was standard practice during the first century of the game’s history, before vanishing for a couple of decades as we became accustomed to coaches communicating with their players (primarily via runners) by phone, while watching the action unfold from a lofty vantage point.

But, like vinyl records and vintage denim, boundary coaching has returned to vogue of late, after a long hiatus.

Inventive Essendon supercoach Kevin Sheedy raised eyebrows when he first had a crack at coaching from the bench in the mid-2000s, while Sydney mentor Paul Roos became the first AFL coach to start doing it regularly later that decade. Closer to home, Daniel Healy, while in charge of North Adelaide in 2010, gave boundary coaching a crack one day against West Adelaide, mainly to shake things up as he sought to arrest a form rut. It worked.

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Central District boss Paul Thomas keeps a close watch on the game from the sidelines.

Photo: Robert Laidlaw

“I certainly didn’t think it was going to be the reason we snapped a four-game losing streak but I found it to be a positive experience,” he said. “The days of your 19th, 20th and 21st men sitting on the bench and staying there for the whole game are long gone and I found it helpful to be able to interact with not only the senior players but all players as they came on and off the ground. Just to find out whether there were any trends they thought were emerging in the game, what the voice was like out there, that type of thing. I was also able to give direction when the ball was in the vicinity of the bench.”

Josh Carr, one of Healy’s successors as Roosters coach, in 2018 became the first SANFL mentor to mastermind a winning grand final from ground level since Stephen Williams did so for Port Adelaide in 1998. Central District coach Paul Thomas has followed the boundaryoperating trend, as has Norwood’s 2022 premiership-winning boss Jade Rawlings. “I’ve been doing it for three years, so I see the benefits of it,” Rawlings said. “I’m there to communicate with players. My comms reduce significantly when I’m in the box. Down there, I’m able to talk with the players and give

them an understanding of the state of the game.”

Legendary Sturt coach Jack Oatey, like many of his 1970s and ’80s contemporaries, coached from the dugout, where on one famous occasion at Football Park he found himself in harm’s way, Norwood star John Wynne crashing into the Blues bench and tangling with him in the epic 1978 grand final. Across the border, Ron Barassi started the trend of coaches seeking a higher vantage point on game day. Barassi was Carlton’s playing coach from 1965-69 but coached the Blues from the grandstand when out injured for one match, before others copied him. Soon after, the MCG provided proper coaching facilities in the stands.

Michael Godden is in his 13th season as a senior coach – Woodville-West Torrens from 201018 and Adelaide’s SANFL outfit since 2021 – spending virtually all his time on game day stationed in the league’s various grandstands. “I’m up in the box,” said Godden, the most experienced coach in SA. “I don’t see the game at all on the boundary. I trust the people down there to do what they’ve got to do.”

The same goes for current Eagles coach Sam Jacobs. “Just being new

West Torrens coach Neil Kerley had an eagle-eye view of Thebarton Oval in this specially-built box.

to the caper, I see it better from up there,” the first-year boss said.

“Obviously you get that connection point with your players down on the boundary but I feel like I’ve got better control and understanding of what’s happening when I’m up there.

I think there will be times when I’ll go down to the bench but for the moment I get really good feedback from my assistants where I am.”

Sturt coach Martin Mattner, who steered the Blues to back-to-back flags from the Adelaide Oval coaches’ box in 2017-18, still favours the higher view but is happy to switch downstairs when the situation demands. “I’ve done a bit of both this year – from the bench and from the box,” he said. “I’m able to do that (change) in-game or after quarters, depending on what’s going on. It’s just that gut feeling about where the game’s going and what you feel you need to do. I’ve got the best of both worlds and I like the flexibility. Sometimes being on the bench you can calm players down and you can talk to them a bit easier as well but I probably prefer to do it from the coaches’ box – you see the game a bit differently.”

Legendary Neil Kerley’s finest coaching feats came in a playercoach capacity, inspiring with his follow-my-example leadership.

South Adelaide coach Jarrad Wright patrols the boundary line while keeping in touch with his assistants in the coaches’ box.

Photo: Cory Sutton

Later, as a non-playing coach, he enjoyed the best of both worlds.

After Kerley assumed the West Torrens coaching mantle in 1977, a custom-made Perspex box was installed above the Eagles’ dugout at Thebarton Oval, giving him an expansive view of the ground while also allowing his voice to provide instant feedback to his players.

‘King’ Kerley later had a similar elevated ‘throne’ built at Richmond, when he returned to coach West Adelaide in 1981.

Graham Cornes, Kerley’s most successful coaching disciple, steered Glenelg to successive premierships in 1985-86 from the boundary before coaching from upstairs as the Crows’ inaugural coach in 1991, after the AFL insisted stadiums upgrade their coaching facilities. “In the early days (at Football Park) we had a phone in the corner, on the front row of the first level of the grandstand,” Cornes said. “When Geelong (in the 1991 pre-season) came to town, (Cats coach) Malcolm Blight got abused by some of the crowd, so the AFL insisted we build proper coaches’ boxes. That’s when I moved up.”

Cornes remembers the sideline being a more cramped place for coaches in the 1980s than it is today. “The big advantage these

days on the boundary is there’s so much room down there and so many facilities,” he said. “In our day there was hardly any room. And at Football Park there was such a curve on the oval, when it got on the other side it was difficult to see.”

Cornes feels he would utilise boundary and box if he was coaching in 2024, with a slight preference to being upstairs. “There are advantages to both,” he said.

“I reckon I’d probably vary it, depending on how you’re going.

Bear in mind the new-age words around coaching are ‘connection’ and ‘relationships’ ... if that’s an emphasis for you and your players, being on the boundary is much more amenable to that. On balance I’d prefer to be up in the box but there are definite advantages to being on the boundary in terms of having a greater connection with your team.”

And that’s how the majority of coaches feel these days, Glenelg’s Darren Reeves, North’s Jacob Surjan, Port’s Hamish Hartlett and South’s Jarrad Wright usually seen coaching from the boundary. West’s Adam Hartlett is most often up in the box but also at times is at the boundary to work with his young side up close and personal. sanfl.com.au

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STEP BACK IN TIME

MICKAN’S AFTER-THESIREN MIRACLE

BY DION HAYMAN

Up-and-coming West Adelaide ruckman Mark Mickan at Richmond Oval.

Mark Mickan goaled after the siren to sink Norwood at Richmond Oval in the midst of a remarkable 1984 season. His kick from 40 metres was made easier after the Redlegs conceded a 15-metre penalty.

Mickan’s feat came just eight days after young Panther Darren Harris had launched a 60-metre bomb after the bell to beat Port.

West Adelaide’s premiership defence suffered a rocky start in 1984 with injuries accumulating quickly, headlined by Bruce Lindner’s broken leg in the fourth round that ended his season.

Norwood had significant problems of its own by the time it headed to Richmond on the Queen’s birthday holiday Monday with just four wins from 10 games. That was one more than the Bloods, who were on a three-game losing streak. It left the reigning premiers two wins outside the top five. Another home defeat was not an option.

Both sides were littered with premiership players belying their clubs’ plights. Norwood made the early running and peppered the goals with four minor scores before 10

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Mark Mickan is carried from the ground in triumph after kicking the winning goal against Norwood in 1984.

Craig Kelly, playing at full forward, kicked the first major. Michael Aish was acting captain for the absent Danny Jenkins, forming a deadly on-ball trio with Garry McIntosh and Keith Thomas. Wingman Duncan Fosdike was prolific along with pacy rover Mark Dougall who was playing only his third but ultimately final game for the Legs.

West’s Grantley Fielke (34 possessions) and Ian Borchard won plenty of ball, while Roger Luders finished with 7.6 and might have booted 10 but for a fine job by Rohan Helyar, who quelled his fire in the second half. Mickan battled alone all day against Norwood’s threepronged ruck department of Craig Balme, Neil Button and Neil Hein.

Hein took a number of significant marks in defence while Button rotated forward as a foil for Neville Roberts.

The lead chopped and changed throughout the afternoon but it was West in front in time-on until Roberts cleverly outbodied Tony Burgess to mark and boot his fourth goal at the 24-minute-mark. A miss at the southern end left West three

points adrift as Bruce Winter kicked out towards the grandstand side with just seconds left to play.

Mickan worked Hein underneath the ball with just the slightest arm into his back, taking a clean mark that his frustrated opponent immediately ripped from his hands.

Whether it was that action or the arrival of Kelly as a second man on the mark that triggered the 15-metre penalty is not clear but West almost certainly wouldn’t have won without it. Within a second of the extra yardage being awarded, the siren sounded.

Tom Warhurst took over duties on the mark with the seasons of both clubs potentially on the line.

Fans poured onto the ground, many gathered behind the goal.

“I remember saying to myself, ‘run straight, drop it straight and kick it straight’,” Mickan recalled. From just a gentle angle and on the preferred side for a left-footer, the lanky ruckman appeared to give the ball an extra thump to ensure the distance wasn’t a factor. It flirted with the left-hand post before straightening and never gave

The ball crosses the line from Mark Mickan’s matchwinning kick and the varying emotions of the West and Norwood players are pretty easy to make out, showing the pain and the pleasure.

Norwood’s defenders on the goalline a chance.

“Well I didn’t drop it straight but it went through anyway,” he said.

Within seconds, he was swamped by up to 30 team-mates and fans, lying underneath an anthill of adulation as the home crowd rejoiced. But rather than glory and triumph, Mickan recalls he was overcome by another emotion.

“I felt pretty relieved actually as much as anything,” he said. “I hadn’t had a really good game but I had a good moment. It’s a fond memory.”

It’s the stuff of which legends are made and, fittingly, Mickan was last year elevated to legend status by West Adelaide. “It was an incredible honour,” the 63-year-old said. He joined Grantley Fielke as the club’s only living legends, alongside Richard Head, Bruce McGregor, Brian Faehse, Doug Thomas and Neil Kerley.

Mickan played 139 games for the Bloods in between stints with the Brisbane Bears and Adelaide, winning four best and fairests and captaining the club in 1986. His legacy at Richmond was

crystallised in 2015 when, as coach, he ended the Bloods’ 32-year premiership drought – some kind of cosmic compensation for the one he missed as a player in 1983.

Mickan injured his left knee against Woodville in the 20th round, ruling him out of the ’83 finals and the Bloods’ dominant premiership side.

“It was a difficult time for sure,” he said. “I was very happy we won. I remember missing the grand final was disappointing but I always thought we had such a good side we’d be around the mark for a long time. It wasn’t the case but there were reasons why. Some people left, we had a few injuries and the same side was never together again.”

These days, Mickan’s involvement in football is restricted to watching 16-year-old son Fletcher umpire and play with St Michael’s. He spends much of the rest of his time devoted to monitoring his health after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2016. “I’m managing all right,” he said. “I had a successful brain operation in 2019 and that’s helped me a lot. I exercise as much as I can. It hasn’t been ideal

but we’ve managed with good support from family and doctors.”

He can’t be sure what triggered his condition but conceded head injuries sustained from playing the game may have contributed. “I’ve got all three possible explanations for Parkinson’s covered. One is genetics – my dad had it, my brother’s got it, my dad’s sister had it and my first cousin’s got it.

Another possible explanation is poisonous sprays – we lived on a fruit block growing up in Renmark and we were exposed to a lot of pesticides. And footy is another possible explanation. I broke my jaw training one day for the Crows and I think I got a fair old concussion out of that. And there were various times I remember being hit on the head in play and feeling a bit dazed afterwards.”

Ultimately, Mickan’s heroics in 1984 proved in vain. West never did recapture its scintillating 1983 form, finishing with 10 wins, three behind fifth-placed Norwood, which became the first side to win the flag from the elimination final. “They had the last laugh that year.” sanfl.com.au

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24..... 180.....103..... 39......................

23......176...... 13.........3.......................

18...... 190.......11.........3.......................

20..... 185...... 16.........1.......................

25..... 182......97......135.....................

20..... 184...... 10........3.......................

21...... 193....... 2.........0.......................

22..... 190....... 7..........6.......................

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

20..... 186....... 5........10......................

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LEAGUE NORWOOD SOUTH

1st

2nd

3rd

RD12 2024 @ FLINDERS UNI STA Norwood 9.16 (70) d South 4.7 (31)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Aaron Bennett Joshua Hardy Ben Williams

RD16 2023 @ COOPERS STADIUM Norwood 12.11 (83) d South 12.9 (81)

BOUNDARY: James Sutton Tobin Dolman Oakley Nilsen

GOAL: Patrick Backshall Matthew Cummins

RD9 2023 @ FLINDERS UNI STA Norwood 12.7 (79) d South 8.8 (56)

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NORTH COACH: Jacob Surjan No

PLAYER

1 Harrison Wigg 2 Sam Ramsay 3 Keenan Ramsey 5 Harrison Elbrow 7 Lee Minervini 9 Jake Patmore 10 Alex Spina (C) 11 Lachlan Grubb 12 Dyson Hilder 13 Cody Raak 16 Frank Szekely 17 Mitchell Harvey 18 Campbell Combe 19 Blayne O’Loughlin 22 Jack McCann 23 Nigel Lockyer 24 Kye Pfrengle 26 Matthew McKenzie 27 Harrison Magor 34 Ewan Mackinlay 39 Sam McInerney 41 Jed Dignan 42 Hughen Wissman 46 Frazer Driscoll 54 Will Francou

COLOURS: Red and White

COACH: Darren Reeves

COLOURS: Black and Gold

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

No

PLAYER

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

27..... 180.....133..... 26......................

23..... 183......34........5.......................

27..... 193.....159.....181.....................

25......176......37.......16......................

26..... 180......94.......41......................

25..... 183...... 51....... 20......................

29......181.....182......41......................

21.......178......43...... 30......................

23..... 196......79...... 69......................

21...... 194....... 5.........0.......................

25......177...... 81...... 42......................

28..... 198.....193.....213.....................

28......178..... 116...... 20......................

21.......173......30........1.......................

23......187...... 17.........4.......................

27..... 186......40...... 60......................

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

25..... 198...... 17.........8.......................

23..... 184......53........2.......................

21...... 182.......11.........9.......................

28..... 183......95.......70......................

22..... 188....... 1..........0.......................

19...... 185...... 16.........2.......................

27..... 189...... 14........1.......................

20..... 183.......8.........1.......................

1

Will Gould

23......191......27........4.......................

2

Jonty Scharenberg

25..... 184..... 115.......15......................

3

Matthew Snook

32..... 182.....200..... 45......................

4

Cole Gerloff

25..... 185......99...... 56......................

5

Liam McBean (C)

29.....202....126.... 301.....................

6

Hugh Stagg

21.......179......38...... 32......................

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7

Luke Reynolds

29..... 188.....149.....196.....................

8

Corey Lyons

26..... 182......53.......21......................

9

Darcy Bailey

30......176.....142..... 89......................

11

James Bell

25..... 184......34.......21......................

12 Max Proud

32..... 192.....184......17......................

13 Oscar Adams

21...... 199...... 15.........2.......................

14 Brad McCarthy

25......176...... 71.........3.......................

15 Jake Walker

20..... 186.......8.........2.......................

16 Alex Martini

25......181......87........7.......................

19 Cameron McGree

25.....200.....36.......10......................

21 Chris Curran

33..... 189.....153...... 11......................

22 Matthew Allen

26..... 193...... 91....... 86......................

23 Riley Holder

21...... 192......53.......21......................

27 Nick Stevens

22..... 192....... 2.........0.......................

33 Austin Kitschke

22..... 189...... 18........5.......................

37 Hunter Window

21.......172.......4.........3.......................

39 Archie Lovelock

19.......178......24........6.......................

40 Ben Ridgway

19...... 182....... 1..........0.......................

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LEAGUE NORTH GLENELG

1st

2nd

3rd

RD9 2024 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM Glenelg 12.12 (84) d North 10.12 (72)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

RD15 2023 @ PROSPECT OVAL Glenelg 11.9 (75) d North 6.9 (45)

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BOUNDARY: Steven Evanson Jayden Dunning Blayde Harten Elliott Raymond

GOAL: Braden Ford Bradley Hammer

RD6 2023 @ STRATARAMA STADIUM Glenelg 16.14 (110) d North 8.5 (53)

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CENTRAL

COACH: Martin Mattner

COLOURS: Double Blue

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

Sam Conforti

22......173...... 15........16......................

2

Tom Lewis

24......178......67.......14......................

3

Henry Carey

27..... 183.....107......19......................

4

Joel Thiele

26..... 184...... 77.......12......................

5

Joshua Hone

28......175.....182.....231.....................

6

Connor McFadyen

23......191......35...... 39......................

7

James Mathews

28......174......60.......57......................

8

Angus Anderson

21...... 189...... 14........8.......................

9

Sam Breuer

21...... 183...... 15.........5.......................

13 Flynn Perez

22......187.......8.........0.......................

14 Will Snelling

27......175...... 81.......25......................

15 Luke Edmonds

26..... 194.....104.......0.......................

2 3 4 7 8 10 11 12 13 15 16 20 22 24 28 29 30 31 32 35 38 42 43 47 59

Jake Gasper Kai Pudney Leyton Chisholm Kyle Presbury (C) Jai Larkins Harry Grant George Kendall Jez McLennan Dayne Posthuma Billy Iles Adam Deakin Wilson Barry Jordan Tippins Hugo Munn Brinn Little Nick Lange Isaiah Dudley Luca Whitelum Aiden Grace Rhett Montgomerie Jarrod Schiller (C) Anzac Lochowiak Harvey Howe Louie McLennan Beau Thomas

24..... 184...... 12....... 26......................

24......187......64........4.......................

24..... 194...... 15.........4.......................

27..... 182.....145......77......................

24..... 183......30.......10......................

23......173...... 57.......14......................

23..... 194......45........7.......................

23..... 184......38........2.......................

20.....200...... 7..........0.......................

29......178......54........4.......................

19.......191.......8.........1.......................

21.......187...... 15.........6.......................

22..... 180...... 10........2.......................

24......197......53...... 39......................

21...... 196......35........0.......................

26..... 186......58.......74......................

21...... 168......32.......27......................

21.......187......46...... 24......................

26..... 189...... 71...... 120.....................

24..... 190......43........2.......................

32......176.....250......97......................

23..... 183...... 15........ 11......................

19......203...... 9.........0.......................

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

20..... 193.......11.........5.......................

16 Jared Dakin

23......181......54.......15......................

17 Zac Becker

20..... 190...... 19.........0.......................

22 Will Coomblas

26..... 193...... 77........1.......................

23 James Battersby (C)

28......178.....210..... 45......................

27 Charlie Fryer

20..... 190...... 18........0.......................

31 Lachlan Burrows

23......195......56...... 60......................

32 Rory Illman

25..... 180...... 71.........3.......................

33 Heath Wingard

22..... 182.......8.........1.......................

34 Casey Voss

23..... 182......88.......14......................

36 Luke Giacometti

21...... 186...... 17.........4.......................

39 Steven Slimming

26..... 182.....145......52......................

43 Brad Jefferies

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

45 Amos Doyle

22......197...... 31.........6.......................

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LEAGUE STURT CENTRAL

1st

2nd

3rd

RD6 2024 @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL Sturt 11.10 (76) d Central 6.5 (41)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Mitchell Scott Scott Galletly Sam Morgan

SF 2023 @ ADELAIDE OVAL Sturt 13.11 (89) d Central 8.9 (57)

BOUNDARY: Damian Robinson Jake Creasey Fraser Town

GOAL: Thomas Fahey Matthew Williams

RD16 2023 @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL Sturt 8.14 (62) d Central 9.4 (58)

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WEST

ADELAIDE

COACH: Adam Hartlett

COLOURS: Red and Black

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

No

PLAYER

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

No

PLAYER

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

1

Isaac Johnson (C)

26..... 185......63...... 54......................

3

Sam Berry*

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

2

Dylan McCormick

21.......179...... 15........14......................

4

Lachlan Murphy*

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

3

Tom Morrish

25......179......59...... 20......................

6

Daniel Curtin*

19.......197...... 12.........5.......................

4

Luke Redfern

25......175......35...... 23......................

11

Charlie Edwards*

5

Brady Searle

22......187......37.......16......................

12 Jay Boyle

6

Sam Frost

21...... 184......20........7.......................

14 Hugh Haysman

27......179..... 101...... 34......................

8

Mitch Maguire

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

15 Brayden Cook*

22..... 190......48...... 34......................

9

Ned Stevens

21...... 196......26.......18......................

17 William Hamill*

23......187......52........3.......................

19.......191...... 15.........7.......................

26..... 188......78...... 30......................

10 Kobe Ryan

20..... 183......37.......21......................

21 Chris Burgess*

28..... 193......55.......19......................

12 Dylan Bramich

24......197...... 14........1.......................

22 Oscar Ryan*

19.......187...... 15.........0.......................

13 Liam Delahunty

23..... 193......37...... 34......................

25 Edward McHenry*

24..... 194......24...... 20......................

15 Lachlan Squire

23..... 183......44........7.......................

26 Harry Schoenberg*

23......179......24.......16......................

16 Darcy Minchella

20......197......24........1.......................

27 Luke Nankervis*

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

17 Lucas Meline

27......191......47........5.......................

33 Brodie Smith*

32..... 189......24........7.......................

21 Jed Obst

21...... 180.......11.........2.......................

34 Elliott Himmelberg*

26.....200.....83..... 109.....................

22 Jordan White

19...... 182...... 15.........1.......................

35 James Borlase*

22..... 192......66........4.......................

23 Michael Laudato

22......179......27.......15......................

36 Karl Gallagher*

22..... 185...... 12........10......................

27 Josh Gore

23......178......53...... 69......................

39 Toby Murray*

20..... 201...... 13........14......................

28 Callum Park

23..... 190......63........8.......................

42 Tyler Welsh

18.......191....... 7..........5.......................

29 Hamish Ellem

23......195......65...... 44.....................

44 Lachlan Gollant*

22..... 192......49......105.....................

30 Riley Corbett

24..... 196......26........7.......................

45 Kieran Strachan*

28.....204.....86...... 34......................

33 Harvey Bock

22..... 183......20........0.......................

46 Jack Madgen (C)

31...... 192......32........9.......................

43 Judd Hansen

19.......174.......4.........1.......................

54 Tate Coleman

23..... 180...... 14........5.......................

44 William Patton

19...... 193...... 15.........1.......................

55 Stephen Tahana

27..... 184......44........4.......................

51 Wyatt Ryan

22..... 193....... 6.........0.......................

61 Jay O’Leary

25......171...... 15.........6.......................

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LEAGUE WEST ADELAIDE

1st

2nd

3rd

RD8 2024 @ HISENSE STADIUM West 11.8 (74) d Adelaide 7.12 (54)

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FIELD: Mitchell Harris Michael Sboro Giles Lewis

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

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BOUNDARY: Matthew Zacher Benjamin Sieben Martin Elsegood Samuel Royans

GOAL: Thomas Oxford Steven Murphy

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

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PORT

EAGLES

COACH: Hamish Hartlett

COLOURS: Black and White

COACH: Sam Jacobs

No

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

No

PLAYER

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

25..... 183......59...... 39......................

27......191....... 7..........5.......................

21...... 186...... 19.........4.......................

28.....204...... 1..........0.......................

30..... 193...... 77........3.......................

23..... 185......46.......52......................

19.......177...... 12.........7.......................

19.......176...... 14....... 11......................

22......195......43...... 33......................

19......203.....34...... 34......................

19...... 186...... 12.........4.......................

19...... 193......27........3.......................

21...... 201......42.......18......................

21...... 182......38.......15......................

23......176......45.......15......................

18.......195...... 13.........5.......................

22..... 184......26........6.......................

27..... 183......65...... 46......................

25..... 190......56...... 28......................

22..... 180...... 18.......14......................

28......181......33........5.......................

23..... 190......22........2.......................

26..... 183.......4.........0.......................

24..... 185......22........3.......................

19...... 198.......0.........0.......................

18...... 184....... 1..........0.......................

20..... 182.......0.........0.......................

1

Luke McKay

27..... 183...... 15........18......................

3

Kade Herbert

18...... 185...... 10........7.......................

4

Cameron Fleeton

22......191...... 13.........0.......................

5

Adam D’Aloia

20..... 186...... 31.........7.......................

6

Luke Thompson

33..... 193.....252......19......................

9

Dane McFarlane

31.......178......26.......10......................

10 Connor Ballenden

25.....200.....45...... 69......................

14 Blake Hansen

20......181....... 2.........0.......................

15 Joshua Morris

22......187...... 15.........0.......................

16 James Rowe

24......173......79......116.....................

PLAYER

1 Nick Moore (C) 3 Ryan Burton* 8 Josh Sinn* 13 Ivan Soldo* 17 Tom Clurey* 23 Dylan Williams* 26 Lachlan Charleson* 29 Tom Anastasopoulos* 30 Ollie Lord* 32 Thomas Scully* 36 Will Lorenz* 37 Tom McCallum* 38 Dante Visentini* 39 Hugh Jackson* 41 Jed McEntee* 45 Xavier Walsh* 46 Aidan Turner 47 Cody Szust 48 Jake Weidemann 49 Hugh Ferrari 51 Dylan Aldridge 58 Miller Carter 62 Harry Williams 63 Murphy Short 67 Jacob Moss 68 Louie Montgomery 73 Cormack O’Reilly

COLOURS: Gold, Green and Blue

17 Patrick Weckert

19...... 194...... 15........15......................

21 Max Beattie

20......174......27.......27......................

22 Troy Menzel

29..... 188.....100.....147.....................

24 Sam Rowland

30......187.....152..... 22......................

25 Jordan Lukac

21...... 198...... 12.........3.......................

28 Jordan Moore

23......197...... 18........1.......................

29 Matthew Goldsworthy

33......178.....256.... 207.....................

30 Zane Williams

23..... 183......50...... 45......................

34 Lukas Cooke

20..... 196....... 5.........3.......................

35 Joseph Sinor (C)

30..... 180.....135..... 28......................

39 Jack Firns

29..... 190......97.......12......................

51 Max Litster

22..... 184......45........3.......................

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LEAGUE PORT EAGLES

1st

2nd

3rd

RD3 2024 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Eagles 12.11 (83) d Port 8.9 (57)

4th

Points

LEAGUE UMPIRES

FIELD: Corey Bowen Daniel Whittlesea Zachery Packard

RD12 2023 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Port 13.10 (88) d Eagles 8.4 (52)

BOUNDARY: GOAL: Jaxon Williams Michael Button Dylan Speck Thomas Sharpe Benjamin B Williams

RD8 2023 @ ALBERTON OVAL Eagles 9.8 (62) d Port 8.11 (59)

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EAGLES

RESERVES EAGLES WEST

WEST

COACH: Shane Hancock

Zac Buck.....................................

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

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

Will Pearce.................................

Bailey Hann...............................

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

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

Joshua Mawson.......................

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

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

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

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

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

1st

42 44 45 48 53 57 58 59 60 61 63 64 2nd

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Jake Andrews............................

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

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

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

Joshua Capogreco...................

3rd

4th

Points

7 8 12 22 25 26 32 34 35 37 41 42 45 RESERVES UMPIRES

2 8 12 13 19 20 23 26 27 32 33 37 40

COACH: Shane Baldock

Joel Stevens...............................

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

Dylan Bramich..........................

Jordan White.............................

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

Kobe Tozer..................................

Liam Westdijk...........................

Dylan White...............................

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

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

Sam Davidson...........................

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

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

FIELD: Mason Beyer Nicholas Ghan Jake Bateman

47 48 52 54 55 56 57 58 59 61 62 66

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

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

Riley Hill......................................

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

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

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

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

Lachlan Williams.....................

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

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

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

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

BOUNDARY: Patrick Cannard Aiden Hendry Sam Scarman Matthew Mielczarek

GOAL: Michael Lombardi Leo Condo

11:20am Saturday 10 August @ Prospect Oval

NORTH

RESERVES NORTH GLENELG

GLENELG

COACH: Craig Brooks

Will Gowers...............................

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

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

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

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

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

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

Liam Hoy.....................................

Brad Ashcroft............................

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

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

1st

48 49 50 51 53 55 56 58 62 65 2nd

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

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

Jett Boxer...................................

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

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

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

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

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

Patrick Ryan..............................

Apech Deng...............................

3rd

4th

Points

10 18 24 25 26 28 29 30 34 35 36 38 41 RESERVES UMPIRES

4 6 8 21 28 31 35 36 40 45 47

COACH: Jared Millington

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

Billy Stretch...............................

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

Darcy Scott................................

Liam Wisdom............................

Xavier Vallejo............................

Connor McLeod........................

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

Will Stockman..........................

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

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

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

Anders McShane......................

FIELD: Henry Lodge Thomas Kelly Zack Brittan

42 43 44 45 46 50 52 53 54 55 56 57 60

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

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

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

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

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

Bowen Payne............................

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

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

Connor Gentile..........................

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

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

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

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

BOUNDARY: Justen Kern Nathan Becker Taylah Parker Taylor Dorsey

GOAL: Alex Scarman Jared Murton

11:30am Saturday 10 August @ Coopers Stadium

Patrick Walker..........................

Xavier Tranfa.............................

Jordon Boyle..............................

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

RESERVES NORWOOD SOUTH

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COACH: Aaron Jelfs Josh Bradford............................

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

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

Connor Kent...............................

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

Damon Pitt.................................

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

Jordan Neal................................

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

Marco D’Annunzio...................

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

3rd

4th

Points

SOUTH 8 18 27 34 35 37 41 42 43 44 45 RESERVES UMPIRES

NORWOOD 17 21 22 28 30 37 38 41 46 47 49

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

Zachary Dumesny...................

Jacob Sheean............................

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

Angus Bradley..........................

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

Harvey Lambert.......................

Scott Bedford............................

Lachlan Scott............................

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

Dayne McGary..........................

FIELD: Luke Wittenberg Henry Klemm Jake Cuming

47 49 51 52 53 54 55 57 58 59

COACH: Alex Pigou Kaleel Ross................................

Tate Lovering............................

Chester Forster........................

Ethan Roberts...........................

Joe Skinner.................................

Bailey Pilmore...........................

Dylan Draper.............................

Oscar Lovelock.........................

Zac Earl.......................................

Darren Walters.........................

BOUNDARY: Joshua Thunig Ben Wilson Gianny Scoleri

GOAL: Thomas Mayo Jake Marnie

2024 SANFL RESERVES 11:30am Saturday 10 August @ Thomas Farms Oval

STURT

RESERVES STURT CENTRAL

CENTRAL

COACH: Chris Trapp

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

Luca Slade..................................

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

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

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

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

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

Ned Walter.................................

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

James Richards........................

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

1st

47 50 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 2nd

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

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

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

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

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

Fraser Greaves.........................

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

Jesse Landers...........................

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

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

3rd

4th

Points

5 9 19 21 25 26 36 40 41 44 RESERVES UMPIRES

10 20 21 24 28 35 37 40 42 44 46

COACH: Matt Gallarello

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

Zac Buechner............................

Marcus Barreau.......................

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

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

Oliver Shaw...............................

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

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

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

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

FIELD: Ryan Webster Paul Ventura Daniel Rogers

46 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 60 61

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

BOUNDARY: Alexander McKenzie Brad Fallon James Haskard Matthew Wilson

GOAL: Isabelle Rawsthorne Justin Thai

UNDER-18 WRAP

BY ZAC MILBANK

Sturt staved off desperate Woodville-West Torrens to chalk up a thrilling one-point win at Thebarton Oval in Round 16 of the SANFL Under-18s.

Leading at every change, the Double Blues held off their rivals by keeping them scoreless after Eagle Jack Mumford kicked truly in the 13th minute of the final quarter. Sturt’s mobile talls Blake Thredgold (16 disposals, six marks) and Alex Dodson (32 disposals, 10 clearances) dominated while Felix Katsaros played his part with 20 disposals and seven tackles. Eagles captain Harry Dodd racked up 35 disposals and two goals, while intercept defender Tate Delmenico (27 disposals, 10 marks) and Owen Hartley-Brown (28 disposals, 14 marks) did their best to control the air.

A stunning display from West Adelaide’s Ayden Hodgson was a catalyst behind his team’s 47-point win against South Adelaide at Hisense Stadium.

Helping his team burst out of the blocks with a 9.7-to-2.2 first half, Hodgson chalked up 39 disposals, six clearances, five tackles and three goals. Will Ashton and Lucas White (19 disposals, three goals) were also pivotal in helping their side earn a commanding 44-26 advantage in inside-50 entries. South’s athletic defender Elliott Duffield did his best to stem the flow with 21 disposals and eight marks, while Jay Chapman and Ryan Borlace were praised for their efforts.

Central District booted six goals in succession to run over the top of North Adelaide by 42 points at Prospect Oval.

The Roosters edged within two points when classy Evan Bradley kicked a goal 57 seconds into the last quarter. But this triggered an onslaught from the

South’s Hudson Voigt (left) and Ryan Borlace celebrate a goal. Photo: Peter Argent

Bulldogs as they banged on the next six majors in a row to underline their potency as Dyson Sharp (27 disposals, two goals), Charlie Nicholls (three goals) and Lachlan Giles shone out. North skipper Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier recorded 19 disposals and a goal as team-mates Henry Turner and Hunter Press lent valuable support.

Glenelg kept Norwood goalless for the first three quarters as it romped to a percentage-boosting 94-point win at The Parade.

Sitting a game clear at the top of the table, the Tigers were simply too good as the Redlegs could only manage two behinds until three-quarter-time. The Bays’ Kobe Gibson was a class above with 23 disposals, nine marks and four goals, while Oliver Betterman (27 disposals) and Kallan Bevan (23) found plenty of the Sherrin. On a tough day at the office, Norwood’s Darcy Speyer (22 disposals), Harry Brock and Joel Flower could hold their heads high. sanfl.com.au

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HISTOR

DEMON TAFFY

BY PETER ARGENT

Willunga, a linchpin team in the Great Southern Football League, is celebrating its landmark 150th season. The Demons have produced some top SANFL talent including 206cm Taylor Goad, the 20th selection in the 2023 AFL national draft from South Adelaide to North Melbourne. Current coach, club legend Mitch Portlock – one of the club’s six-in-a-row premiership players of the ‘noughties’ – is a former Panther.

But, despite 40 premierships across two leagues, perhaps the most iconic name in Willunga history goes back more than a century to Sturt’s 1903 Magarey Medallist Hendrick Stanbury Waye. The ruck great, known affectionately as ‘Taffy’, started out in footy as a 13-year-old in 1890 and his career ended in 1919, after his service across four years in World War I. His first recorded flag success came in 1892 while after the 1919 grand final success against Noarlunga both teams formed a guard of honour to cheer the 42-year-old from the ground to complete his magnificent career.

Taffy worked in the family blacksmith shop in Willunga and would drive his horse and cart to play for Sturt each week – it’s a 47km trip from the southern township to Unley Oval. Sturt’s player No. 45, he performed consistently from 1902-10 in 71 games. He was noted as being strong at the contest and around the ruck, along with being effective up forward and accurate in front of goal – Waye topped the Blues’ goalkicking five times. He represented South Australia eight times and was selected in a forward pocket in Sturt’s Team of the Century.

Two of his brothers, Libby and Morgy (Marcena), played league football for Sturt and were members of Willunga premiership

Taffy Waye, back row, fourth from left, a member of Willunga’s premiership team of 1902 – the year the Magarey Medallist made his league debut with Sturt.

teams. Libby made just one league appearance with Sturt but played 48 matches for West Torrens (’0710) and 41 for South (’11-15).

Taffy’s son Tom (Ivor Thomas) was a SANFL and VFL league footballer.

He started his league career with Port Adelaide in 1929, tallying 54 senior games in three seasons.

Playing as a follower, he was one of SA’s best players in the 1930 Adelaide national carnival. He transferred to Footscray in 1932 with fellow Magpie Les Dayman, playing 53 games in four seasons and booting 43 goals.

Taffy enlisted for World War I in the 1st Australian Imperial Force in 1915, serving with the 5th Pioneer Battalion that fought on the Western Front. Waye, who died in 1961, aged 83, was selected in the Southern Football League’s 125th anniversary team in 2011 in the forward pocket in recognition of his service to Willunga Football Club.

Another Sturt great Dennis Rattigan won the Southern League Mail

Medal as Willunga captain-coach in 1960. He had played 157 games for the Double Blues and nine for SA between 1950-59.

Barry Pilmore, a livewire rover at West Torrens in the 1980s, led the club to a remarkable six successive premierships from 2004-09.

Pilmore’s huge influence on the Southern and Great Southern Leagues has the interleague representative Cup named after him.

Club historian Gerry Loots said when the SAFA – forerunner of the SANFL – was established in 1877, two representatives from Willunga were invited to attend a meeting to establish the competition but the club did not participate because of the distance from Adelaide.

The Demons, the third-oldest SA country football club, having formed in 1874 – only Penola (1865) and Kapunda (1866) were formed earlier – are holding a special day of celebration on Saturday, August 24.

SANFL

BREAKTHROUGH PLAYER

MEN ’ S

LEAG UE

ROUND 16 WINNER

MILESTONES

HUGHEN WISSMAN

LUKE REYNOLDS  GLENELG

NOR TH

150 GAMES

Enjoying a consistent season across 13 games with the Roosters, the 19-year-old did an admirable job of curtailing Bulldog Jez McLennan while also collecting 16 disposals and laying four tackles.

COLE GERLOFF  GLENELG

WATCH HIGHLIGHTS 

100 GAMES

COLES MINI LEAGUER OF THE WEEK

LACHLAN GOLLANT ADELAIDE

Danan Cotton What position do you play on the footy field?

Rover who can switch back or forward

Favourite SANFL team?

Adelaide

What do you want to be when you are older?

Crows player

Which SANFL match are you attending? What is the best thing about North v Glenelg playing footy?

Your local It’s fun football club?

Ingle Farm

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

Wingnut, with the ability to fly over packs

What would you do with $1 million?

50 GAMES

U18 MVP

RD16

Buy a house

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

Spend time with my family

The best piece of advice given by your coach?

Believe in yourself

WATCH HIGHLIGHTS 

AYDEN HODGSON (WEST) Providing a strong presence through the midfield while collecting 39 disposals, six clearances and six marks, Hodgson also hit the scoreboard with three goals in the Bloods’ win against South.

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

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 16)

Team

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

Norwood

15 12 3

0 1144 786 59.27 24

Glenelg

Sturt

15 12 3

0 1105

Glenelg

15 10 5

0

Central

15 10 5

0 1066 980

Eagles

15 7

8

0

North

15 6

9

0 1031 1117

12

Eagles

Adelaide

15 6

9

0 1009 1165 46.41 12

North

766 59.06 24

1159 1008 53.48 20 52.1

20

1159 1002 53.63 14 48

Team

R

U18

U16

W

Total

1000 500

M

650

225

950

3325

Sturt

1200 475

600

300

700

3275

Central

1000 325

600

250

900

3075

Norwood

1200 600

100

50

750

2700

South

400

375

200

250

1100 2325

700

350

400

100

400

1950

600

300

450

250

200

1800

West

15 5 10 0

942 1124

45.6

10

West

500

75

200

75

600

1450

South

15 4 11 0

937

1185 44.16

8

Adelaide

600

0

0

0

0

600

Port

15 3 12 0

892

1311 40.49

6

Port

300

0

0

0

0

300

F

A

%

Pts

2024 HOSTPLUS SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE

2024 RESERVES

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 14)

Team

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 16)

P W L

D

F

A

%

South

14 11 3

0

551

288 65.67

22

Norwood 15 12 3

0 1048 789

Glenelg

14 9

4

1

486

485 50.05

19

Glenelg

15 10 5

0

Central

14 9

5

0

578

554

18

Sturt

15 9

1 1086 802

Norwood 14 7

6

1

501

376

57.13

15

South

15 7

7

1

813 1043

43.8

15

Sturt

14 7

7

0

490

507

49.15

14

Eagles

15 7

8

0

994

965

50.74

14

West

14 6

8

0

433

474

47.74

12

Central

15 6

8

1

875

984

47.07

13

Eagles

14 4 10 0

430

479

47.3

8

North

15 6

9

0 1020 1083

48.5

12

North

14 2 12 0

272

578

32

4

West

15 1 13 1

674 1099 38.01

3

F

Pts

51.06

Pts

2024 SANFL U18s

P W L

5

D

1117

57.05

24

862 56.44

20

57.52

P W L

D

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 15)

F

A

%

Pts

Team

P W L

D

A

%

Glenelg

16 13 3

0 1346 806 62.55

26

Sturt

15 12 3

0 1246 720 63.38

24

Central

16 12 4

0 1254 954

56.79

24

Central

15 10 5

0 1164 794

59.45

20

Sturt

16 12 4

0

936 54.32

North

16 9

7

0 1093 1106

Eagles

16 8

8

0

24

South

15 10 5

0

1112

835

57.11

20

49.7

18

North

15 10 5

0

1114

913

54.96

20

1137 1000 53.21

16

Glenelg

15 9

0

1155

950 54.87

18

South

16 4 12 0 1002 1198 45.55

8

Eagles

15 4 11 0

815 1094 42.69

8

West

16 4 12 0

844 1329 38.84

8

West

15 3 12 0

710

37.55

6

Norwood

16 2 14 0

863 1323 39.48

4

Norwood

15 2 13 0

636 1465 30.27

4

1113

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS

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1181

SANFL HOSTPLUS MEN’S LEAGUE ROUND 16

RESERVES ROUND 16

Glenelg v Norwood (Stratarama Stadium) Glenelg 11.15 (81) d Norwood 6.11 (47) Crowd: 3230

South v West (Flinders University Stadium) South 10.11 (71) d West 7.8 (50) Crowd: 948

Central v North (X Convenience Oval) Central 12.2 (74) d North 9.8 (62) Crowd: 1550

Eagles v Adelaide (Maughan Thiem Kia Oval) Adelaide 11.10 (76) d Eagles 8.12 (60) Crowd: 4148

Sturt 7.11 (53) d Eagles 5.6 (36) Norwood 12.9 (81) d Glenelg 6.8 (44) Central 12.12 (84) d North 5.5 (35) South 10.8 (68) d West 6.3 (39)

Sturt v Port (Thomas Farms Oval) Sturt 9.14 (68) d Port 6.9 (45) Crowd: 2244 22

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2024 SANFL U16s

(POSITIONS AT THE END OF RD 16)

Team

Team

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U18 ROUND 16 Glenelg 17.12 (114) d Norwood 3.2 (20) Sturt 8.4 (52) d Eagles 8.3 (51) Central 15.11 (101) d North 9.5 (59) West 13.11 (89) d South 6.6 (42)

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)

Norwood 18.14 (122) d Port 5.9 (39) Sturt 10.15 (75) d North 9.9 (63) Glenelg 16.12 (108) d West 8.8 (56)

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 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

Sturt 6.15 (51) d Yartapuulti 4.3 (27) Glenelg 11.12 (78) d Central 10.11 (71) West 11.8 (74) d Kuwarna 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

ROUND 16

Glenelg 11.15 (81) d Norwood 6.11 (47) Central 12.2 (74) d North 9.8 (62) Sturt 9.14 (68) d Port 6.9 (45) South 10.11 (71) d West 7.8 (50) Adelaide 11.10 (76) d Eagles 8.12 (60)

BYE WEEKEND

Weekend of Saturday 3 August

ROUND 12

Central 12.6 (78) d Port 7.11 (53) North 8.15 (63) d Eagles 6.4 (40) Sturt 10.10 (70) d West 3.7 (25) Adelaide 15.6 (96) d Glenelg 7.15 (57) Norwood 9.16 (70) d South 4.7 (31)

ROUND 17

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

CS PO TFO AO A

ROUND 18

ROUND 13

Adelaide 11.9 (75) d Central 5.9 (39) Sturt 11.9 (75) d South 7.12 (54) Glenelg 9.13 (67) d Eagles 8.7 (55) Norwood 17.13 (115) d West 6.5 (41) Port 13.8 (86) d North 8.9 (57)

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

ROUND 14

ROUND 19

Norwood 14.18 (102) d Adelaide 5.9 (39) Port 9.7 (61) d Glenelg 6.11 (47) Sturt 8.14 (62) d Eagles 8.6 (54) Central 11.5 (71) d West 10.5 (65) North 9.18 (72) d South 10.4 (64)

ROUND 15

Central 14.8 (92) d South 4.5 (29) Norwood 12.14 (86) d Central 6.8 (44) Port 15.7 (97) d West 10.17 (77) West 12.6 (78) d Eagles 5.9 (39) Eagles 15.12 (102) d Adelaide7.7 (49) Adelaide 14.9 (93) d North 7.13 (55) Sturt 14.8 (92) d Glenelg 10.12 (72) South 14.11 (95) d Port 12.8 (80)

Legend

Saturday 24 August Glenelg v South Central v Port Eagles v Norwood North v West Sturt v Adelaide

CS HS XCO FUS AO

SS XCO MTKO PO TFO

FINALS 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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