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MATCH PREVIEWS
The split round has thrown up some interesting permutations, with last year’s top side and bottom side in a dogfight to score sorely needed points. Who could have predicted that when Sturt held the premiership trophy aloft at the end of season 2016?
Central v Norwood Stung by a narrow but unexpected loss to South, Norwood is expected to rebound with savage intent against the under-performing Bulldogs. Norwood’s playmakers were stifled by South under lights a week ago but that’s hard to see occurring again on My Money House Oval. Norwood will be focusing on its key messages for the year: intensity and tackle pressure, four quarter performances and better
use of the ball going into attack. Central took a lot out of its narrow loss to Glenelg and could easily have been coming into this game a narrow winner. Matthew Prior was a shining light, Trent Goodrem played a strong captain’s game and Nick Holman found plenty of the ball. It’s set up to be a gripping battle.
Eagles v Adelaide The Eagles sit atop the premiership table, despite having played one game less than second-placed Port. They come into this game having had a week off to freshen up and on its record to date, this is a flag-contending side that is settled and cohesive. Look to standout performances from the likes of Angus Poole, Jared Petrenko, Paul Stewart and Joseph Sinor, all of whom were outstanding in tricky conditions in the Anzac clash. On the flipside, Adelaide is
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playing in patches; sometimes brilliant but sometimes disappointing. Letting a three-goal quarter time lead slip into a six-goal loss had fans shaking their heads. Adelaide meets another top two side today and needs a four-quarter effort to claim the points. The first step will be to dominate the clearances, as occurred last week. Look for repeat efforts from speedster Jordan Gallucci, Hugh Greenwood in the midfield and Lachlan Murphy in defence.
South v North Revved up and ready to go! That’s the theme for both sides in this contest, as they come off last-start wins full of confidence. For South it was a gritty “underdog” victory against Norwood, while for North it was a hard-fought win against West. Both sides won the game in the last quarter, which could see this game go down to the wire. On form, South starts favourite and the side was clearly bolstered last
week with the return of gun midfielder Xavier Gotch after recovering from injury. North has only beaten cellar dweller West and struggling Central, but North on its day will be a tough proposition. Leigh Ryswyk, James Craig and Marlon Motlop stand in the way of back-to-back wins but when all is said and done, South also has a sizeable home ground advantage, which may tip the scales in its favour.
Port v Sturt Alberton Oval comes alive when the rampaging Magpies meet struggling Sturt in a game that could shape the second half of the season. If the Blues can beat the odds and serve up a loss to second-placed Port at Alberton, it will signal that better days are ahead. However, another loss will see last year’s premiers winless near the bottom of the league ladder … and all that entails. Sturt will be aiming to jump Port – based on that side’s slow starts – and then hold on, not letting the ‘Pies back into the game as the Crows did last week. The dangers to this will be wily Nathan Krakouer
who booted three in the second quarter and ended with a five-goal haul, combined with consistent goal demon Brett Eddy, who also finished with five goals. That brings Sturt’s defence into the frame. Byron Sumner looked good across half back, while Fraser Evans, Jack Stephens and Guy Page will be asked to stand tall once again. Sturt must also overcome the inaccuracy that cost it so dearly at its last start; seven points in the last quarter! Finally, Port has the added incentive of wanting to celebrate Steven Summerton’s 200th game with a win.
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Eagles v Glenelg This is shaping up as the match of the round, as first plays third. Glenelg has never been out of the contest this year, coming from behind on several occasions to take the premiership points. Tigers coach Matt Lokan will need his heart checked soon if his side keeps chasing down deficits with minutes to go! After falling just short against South, the Tigers made amends with a thrilling five-point win against
Central, having to make up a 27-point shortfall deep into the last quarter. The Mileras – Ian and Terry – are on fire, while Bradley Agnew, Christian Howard and Aaron Joseph provide rebounding drive that the Eagles will need to shut down. Despite the excitement at the Bay, the Eagles are already being touted as premiership favourites. A win today will further enhance that claim.
Sturt v West At the time of writing, both Sturt and West are without wins this season – and the passage of a week is not expected to change that (but football is a fickle game and may prove us wrong!) Expect a hard-fought contest. West has shown great tenacity and “hung in” during games against superior opposition. The side’s problems start at clearances and it’s a
case of playing catch up from there. Bloods coach Mark Mickan is on the record as saying the side is inexperienced in many vital areas of match-play but by ‘hanging tough’, this West side gives itself a chance. On the other side of the ledger, Jack Osborn should give Sturt first use today and that should be enough to separate the two sides.
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“BOYS FROM THE BUSH” (PART TWO) T
he country football grounds across this state have produced many wonderful football talents over the 140-years of SANFL football. In the second of this two-part feature, the SA Football Budget looks at Norwood, Glenelg, Sturt, South Adelaide, Port Adelaide and the Crows – heralding their past champions and current players who have a rural heritage. NORWOOD REDLEGS Past Players – Norwood’s triple premiership captain-coach from post World War II Jack Oatey: after being rejected by Port Adelaide, he successfully made the grade at The Parade, arriving from the Yorke Peninsula. Jack became a champion player and mentor at Sketch of Jack Oatey. Courtesy of Peter Argent. the Redlegs before moving on to coach West and Sturt. Ruckman Bill Wedding came down to Norwood with his older brother Melville and developed into an All Australian (1961) champion and a 214-game player from the Willaston Donnybrooks. Likeable Lameroo lad Rodney Maynard followed his brother Brenton to The Parade, becoming a club best and fairest in 1989 in a 157-game career with the ‘Legs, along with the first Crow to play 50 AFL games, before returning to the bush and dominating in his local Mallee League. Current Crop – A versatile and athletic forward, who can ruck as well, Brady Dawe is from Hills club Meadows, while the trio of best and fairest players Ben Jefferies, Andrew Kirwan and Ed Smart are all mates and hail from the Onkaparinga Valley Football Brady Dawe. Photo by Peter Argent. Club. Left-footed defender Matthew Fuller and talented young midfielder Peter Bampton come from the Lobethal Tigers. Sam Baulderstone was drafted to Norwood from Mount Compass in the Great Southern League, after impressing in the national country championships of 2012. He is originally from Central Whyalla, where he won a junior association best and fairest award. Alex and younger brother Tom Forster are originally from the South East club, Kybybolite, but moved to the city when Alex was in his mid-teens. From the Redlegs’ new country zone on the West Coast, Tom Charlton from Marble Range is a player to keep an eye on. Recruit Lewis Johnston started his football with the Ports Bulldogs in Port Pirie, before his football journey took him to Sydney, the Crows and now Coopers Stadium. 8
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GLENELG TIGERS Past PlayersFather of Olympic Gold medal winning swimmer Emily Seebohm, John was an accomplished footballer who came to Brighton from Mount Burr, playing 319 games from 1978, including the back-to-back titles in the golden period of the Ben Mules. Bays’ history. Photo by Peter Argent. His premiership team mate Chris Duthy came down from South Broken Hill and completed a 201-game career with the Tigers, predominately at full back. Younger siblings of North Adelaide champion Barry, Alan and Wayne Stringer also travelled from Redhill, being key figures in the premiership era with Glenelg, after both started at Prospect. Another footballer to come to Adelaide from the Silver City was the enigmatic Neil Davies. He won a pair of best and fairest awards in the 1950s, in between going to the Northern Territory, and having success with St Mary’s in Darwin after a two-game stint with Richmond. Ben Mules returned to his home at Kalangadoo after an 11-year, 200-game career with Glenelg, where he was known as an inspirational leader. Current CropCaptain of the Bays, Andrew Bradley is a second generation player at Glenelg. His father, David, and Uncle Phil, both travelled up from Naracoorte to play. Andrew played his junior footy at the Kybybolite Tigers as well. Brad Agnew is from the Mt Burr Mosquitoes, before coming to town to complete his schooling at Sacred Heart. Both Indigenous siblings Terry and Ian Milera originally hail from the Far West Coast football community and the Koonibba Roosters, while mercurial new recruit Dom Barry is from the APY (Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara) Lands and has also spent time in Alice Springs and a tennis scholarship in Ballarat. SOUTH ADELAIDE PANTHERS Past Players Back in 1934 at the age 24, Jack Cockburn joined South Adelaide from Blyth and developed into one of the most accomplished footballers of his generation, winning a Magarey Medal in 1935 and becoming a member to two Panthers’ flags during that Alf Skuse. epoch. Courtesy of Peter Argent. He also had brief stints with Essendon during the war and with VFA club Williamstown, before finishing with 151 games for the Panthers in ’47. Coming up from East Gambier, Phil Brooksby (the father of Gold Coast ruckman, Keegan) would become a stalwart for the Panthers in defence, playing 278 games between 1978 and 1989. His twin Graham would also play 125 games across
six years from 1979 and both were members of the Panthers’ last SANFL league Grand Final appearance (in Grahams’ initial season). Two great mates, a Gawler lad with express speed Alf Skuse and Graham Durbridge from the South East, were members of the Panthers’ Cinderella story of 1964, both being 100-plus game players in that era. Current CropJoseph Haines is the son of key defender from the late 1960s and early 70s, Peter. He started his football with Riverland club, the Waikerie Magpies. Team captain Bradley Crabb is one of the longest serving players in the SANFL, hailing from Kangaroo Island’s Western Districts Football Club. Impressive young forward Sam Overall comes from the Victor Harbor Football Club, while mature aged recruit Rigby Barnes and Ben Heaslip are Encounter Bay Eagles. Adam Hunter is a Mount Compass footballer, while ruckman Codey Ellison is from Reynella in the heart of the Southern Football League. A couple of up and comers to watch are Freeling teenager Dylan Whimpress and Cody Szust from the Bridgewater Raiders. STURT DOUBLE BLUES Past PlayersTwo of the club’s greats, both inducted into the AFL Hall of Fame, ER ‘Rick’ Davies and seven-time premiership player Paul Bagshaw MBE, have rural roots. Davies would travel from his home at Port Victoria on the Yorke Peninsula, catch up with 200-game dual premiership player Trevor Sims from Port Broughton at Port Wakefield; and from here, with North Adelaide’s Bronte Mumford, would go to training at their respective clubs on Thursday nights and games on Saturday. Davies will be forever famous for his best on ground 1976 Grand Final performance against Port Adelaide in a SANFL career that spanned 370 games (317 Sturt – 33 South – 20 state). Bagshaw, still the Double Blues’ longest serving player, was known as “Mister Magic” and would travel up from the family farm at McLaren Flat. Another seven-time premiership player from that golden era was Phil “Sandy” Nelson. From Loxton in the Riverland originally, before boarding at Scotch College, he is the father of 2002 premiership player, Ben. Current CropDebutant this year and highly credentialed draft candidate Mitch Crowden, from Meadows, is another of the many Hills footballers on SANFL lists. New recruit Sam Colquhoun, initially playing senior football with the Bulldogs, was an Angaston Panthers junior. A premiership centre half forward who came across to Unley from the Magpies, Kory Beard is a West Coast lad from the Lock Football Club. After playing his juniors and in a reserves premiership with the Eagles, Scott McMahon played his first SANFL league football with Sturt last year, which culminated with a flag. He is a CMS Crow from the Yorke Peninsula. Josh Hone is a Mount Lofty product, while Ben Hansen comes from the Tailem Bend Eagles and a player to keep an eye on, Aboriginal talent Dwayne Wilson, hails from the Murray Bridge Imperials. Skipper and dual Magarey Medallist Zane Kirkwood played junior football in Clare and Whyalla, as his father travelled in his job as a police officer.
PORT ADELAIDE MAGPIES Past PlayersThe most decorated footballer in SANFL history, four-time Magarey Medallist Russell Ebert, came to Port Adelaide from the Riverland. In a 392-game career with the Magpies, along with a season at North Melbourne and 29 state games, Ebert had an Russell Ebert. unrelenting attack on the ball. Photo by Peter Argent. His 1977 premiership teammate and 215-game wingman, Bruce Light, is also from the Riverland district. A Lincoln South footballer in his youth, Greg Phillips, enjoyed eight premierships in the prison bar jumper after coming across from the West Coast, along with playing 84 games in four seasons with Collingwood. Current Crop Of the Power rookies, indigenous talent and a key member of the 2016 Sturt title win, Jarrod Lienert is from the Murray Bridge Imperials, while Cameron Hewett is the youngest of the Hewett clan from the Broughton Mundoora Eagles. Tom Gray, like his older brother Sam, is from Rudall (now the amalgamated Eastern Rangers) on the West Coast. A number of the Magpies Academy players have rural roots, including Sam Roads from Ardrossan. ADELAIDE CROWS Past PlayersThe Adelaide Crows’ first premiership captain Mark Bickley and inaugural Brownlow Medallist Mark Ricciuto have a strong country heritage. Bickley, who started with South Adelaide and held the AFL premiership cup aloft twice in a 272-game career at West Lakes, came from the Port Pirie club, Solomontown. From the Waikerie Magpies, Ricciuto played in Adelaide’s premiership side in 1998, after missing out with injury the previous year. He won three Malcolm Blight medals, was an eight time All-Australian and the 2003 Brownlow Medallist, replacing Bickley as the club’s captain before the 2001 campaign. Like Ricciuto, the high flying superstar Tony Modra is a Riverland talent, becoming the first Crow to kick 100 goals in a season back in 1993. Current CropAll the development players on the Crows 2017 list are connected with a community club, with a number having rural connections. Joey Brown is a born and bred Kapunda Bomber, while Louis De Michele is from the famous Murray Bridge Imperials in the Blake Launer. River Murray Football League. Photo by Peter Argent. Matthew Johncock, the nephew of Graham, is a Mallee Park expatriate who is currently playing with Noarlunga. From the Southern Saints at Eudunda, Blake Launer is on the Crows list for the first time in 2017. Recently upgraded rookie Jono Beech hails from the Barmera-Monash Roos. sanfl.com.au
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BLACK IN ONE EYE, WHITE IN THE OTHER
By Peter Argent
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earing the number one jumper as the Port Adelaide Magpies captain for the past four years, Steve Summerton epitomises the traditions that are entrenched in the black and white culture at Alberton. He lives nine-time Port premiership coach Fos Williams’ creed in the modern game, not leaving the field of endeavour until he has totally committed his mind and body to the cause of a Magpies victory. In the changing face of the SANFL structure at Port, Summerton has been a constant, and in this round five Sunday clash at his football home, he joins the famed 200SANFL game club at the Magpies. “It is fair to say most of my wardrobe is black and white,” Summerton smiled. “There are three state jumpers in there now to add a bit of colour. “The Port Adelaide Football Club has been a huge part of my life. “In fairness I didn’t have much choice. Mum (Sue) and Dad (Lynn) are both dyed-in-the-wool Port Adelaide fans. “Back in the day, mum would sleep out at Adelaide Oval the night before Grand Finals to ensure she was at the games.” Before being a part of the underage programs at Alberton, Summerton played his junior football at North Haven and Port Districts, both clubs that wore black and white jumpers as well. Summerton’s debut at league level with the Magpies was in 2006, ironically against Sturt, but at Adelaide Oval. 10
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“I still have vivid recollections of that game and Corey Ah Chee giving me my first goal in league footy,” he recalled. “These days I still catch up with a few former team mates who are at other clubs, due to the changing structure at Alberton. “Guys like Zane Kirkwood and Kory Beard at Sturt, Matty Rose from South and North’s Jay Shannon are guys that I see regularly. “One the games that brings back special memories is that final match of the 2013 season, where we beat Glenelg and big Jimmy Meiklejohn kicked the winning goal. “For me, at the end of the day I’m still wearing black and white. “It was a personal goal of mine to play 200 games for the Magpies. “When I was a young, I would always joke to my parents, that I will be a 200-game Port Adelaide footballer.” In a career full of accolades, including the Powerade Rising Star award in 2007 and three Magpies best and fairest awards, there is one critical box Summerton needs to tick before retiring the ‘prison bar’ jumper. Captain of Port Adelaide in the 2014 SANFL Grand Final thriller where the Magpies fell agonisingly short of victory against Norwood, he desperately wants to add his name to the long list of Port Adelaide premiership players. Creative, skilful and clean with his hands, Summerton is a modern icon at Port Adelaide. Whether he achieves his final goal, only time will tell.
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2017 SA U18 GIRLS By Zac Milbank | Twitter @zacmilbank The South Australian Under-18 Girls Squad has been finalised, with as many as 13 players included from the SANFL Statewide Super Women’s League. Set to compete against the Northern Territory and Tasmania in a tri-series held in Adelaide from May 11 to 13, the Croweaters will again be coached by Bill Economou. SANFL Female Talent and Pathways Manager Emma Gibson said the squad would benefit from the contingent receiving senior experience in the inaugural SANFL Statewide Super Women’s League during February and March. Powerade Star Search Award winner Chloe Scheer (North Adelaide) heads the 24-player squad, with Glenelg pair Eloise Jones and Brianna Walling certain to have an impact in attack. Tigers duo Montana McKinnon (183cm) and Jessica Allan Name
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Morphettville Park
170cm
South Adelaide
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Bosley
South Adelaide
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Modbury
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McDonald
North Adelaide
Salisbury
165cm
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Esther
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North Adelaide
Jaimi
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South Adelaide
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West Adelaide
167cm
West Adelaide
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166cm
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184cm
Rosenzweig
Central District
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Angle Vale
174cm
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Salisbury
165cm
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South Adelaide
Christies Beach
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Montana
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Nicola
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Christies Beach
164cm
Olivia
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179cm
Paxton
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Mount Barker
173cm
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Angle Vale
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168cm
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West Adelaide
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Torrens University Cup Torrens University U18 MVP - Round 4 Cooper Gaffney SANFL Club: Eagles Local Club: Port District Football Club Cooper is a member of the State U18 Academy and has had an outstanding start to the season finding plenty of the ball in the opening rounds. In what was a close and contested game, Cooper’s contribution to the Eagles performance was significant yet again. He finished with 23 disposals 13 kicks 10 handballs and 6 marks. The standout area of Cooper’s game however was his ability to apply immense pressure to the Double Blues which resulted in a game high 15 tackles. He played across half back & in the midfield and his game was outstanding in all areas of the ground. He is a very deserving recipient of the Round 4 Torrens University Cup MVP nomination.
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U16 TORRENS UNI CUP (Positions at the end of Round 6) TEAM
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55.32
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524
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Two flags, two fingers. Little did we know that Central’s second flag (2001) would lead to them needing two hands to highlight their premiership success.
PLAYER OF THE WEEK - ROUND 3
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PAUL HUNTER Adelaide
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Marc Borholm Eagles
Ben Jarman Adelaide
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20....173 ...63......7.......0 ......................... 20....180 ...76......0.......0 ......................... 19....178 ...63......3.......0 ......................... 20....171 ...58....56 ....54 ........................ 27....179 ...82....88 ....30 ........................ 28....191 ...98...129 .368....................... 22....188 ...78....43 ....27 ........................ 28....174 ...72...159 ...63 ........................ 26....181 ...75...122 ...95 ........................ 26....182 ...75...130 ...46 ........................ 28....191 ...82....86 ....37 ........................ 20....176 ...65....21 ....15 ........................ 26....183 ...83....99 ....32 ........................ 27....174 ...72....63 ....97 ........................ 26....196 ...89...119 ...13 ........................ 23....180 ...77....20 ....13 ........................ 23....203 . 105 ....0.......0 ......................... 24....188 ...73......3.......0 ......................... 23....188 ...83....24 ....12 ........................ 25....177 ...74...148 .145....................... 21....176 ...71......6.......3 ......................... 21....190 ...80......3.......6 ......................... 30....185 ...90...165 ...71 ........................ 29....188 ...80....71 ....31 ........................ 23....180 ...76....13 .....1 ......................... 29....187 ...86...133 ....4 ......................... 23....170 ...68....70 ....29 ........................
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BEECH Jonathon 26....188 ...88...152 .180....................... KNIGHT Riley 22....181 ...77....33 ....29 ........................ THOMPSON Scott 34....185 ...86......4.......2 ......................... GALLUCCI Jordan 18....182 ...78......3.......0 ......................... WIGG Harrison 20....180 ...78....37 ....11 ........................ GREENWOOD Hugh (C)25....190...90 ....25 ....29......................... POHOLKE Myles 18....186 ...84......3.......2 ......................... MENZEL Troy 22....187 ...84....27 ....37 ........................ HIMMELBERG Elliott 18....198 ...89......4.......6 ......................... SIGNORELLO Matthew 18....186 ...73......4.......1 ......................... GORE Dean 20....183 ...83....37 ....13 ........................ HUNTER Paul 24....200 . 100 ..21 ....21 ........................ DEAR Harrison 20....198 . 104 ..29 ....47 ........................ DOEDEE Tom 20....189 ...87....20 .....0 ......................... O’BRIEN Reilly 21....202 . 103 ..41 ....22 ........................ JARMAN Ben 18....174 ...69......7.......3 ......................... BROWN Joseph 20....178 ...70......3.......1 ......................... BOXER John 27....170 ...65......0.......0 ......................... MURPHY Lachlan 18....178 ...74......4.......0 ......................... WITTWER Joshua 25....177 ...76....20 .....2 ......................... LAUNER Blake 19....183 ...85......1.......0 ......................... LEVER Tyson 18....187 ...81......1.......0 ......................... LEIGH Matthew 24....186 ...85....12 .....1 ......................... WATERMAN Kurt 21....186 ...85......1.......0 ......................... HILL Damon 21....186 ...79......4.......0 ......................... THARALDSEN Samuel 23....191 ...90....10 .....0 ......................... De MICHELE Louis John22 ...193 ...88......4.......0 ......................... VANDERMEER Josh 21....189 ...85......0.......0 .........................
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Coach: Jeff Brown
Coach: Russell Godson
1 McKENZIE Isaya ............
7 McKENZIE Bradley .......
3rd
4 STEPHENSON Murray .
21 BEILBY Joe ......................
9th
9 TEMPLETON Jacob ......
ROUND 5 - LEAGUE SNAKES AND LADDERS EAGLES
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13 HABEL Josh .................... LAST THREE ENCOUNTERS
17 WALTER Benjamin........
RD17 JUNE 23 2016 @ MAUGHAN THIEM HYUNDAI OVAL Eagles 10.13 (73) d Adelaide 8.5 (53)
19 BARREAU Marcus ......... 22 STEVENS Thomas .........
RD3 APRIL 10 2016 @ MAUGHAN THIEM HYUNDAI OVAL Adelaide 14.12 (96) d Eagles 8.5 (53)
23 NASON Ben .................... 26 HANNA Sam ...................
RD17 AUGUST 16 2015 @ MAUGHAN THIEM HYUNDAI OVAL Eagles 10.7 (67) d Adelaide 10.3 (63)
31 FAHLBUSCHMOORE Hugo ................................. 32 HUPFELD Lyndon ........ 33 GIRO Stefan .................... 35 PISANI Darcy .................. 40 GIANNINI Anthony ......
29 COLLIER Tom .................
45 Di STEFANO Corey .......
31 CLAUGHTON Matthew
47 CHARLTON Lochie ....... 48 ASTBURY Jack ............... 49 CARROLL Brodie ........... 51 PEDRO Nick ....................
41 REICHERT Corey ...........
52 VALENTE Luke ...............
43 ANTONIE Benjamin .....
54 NORTH Ryan ..................
48 RUSSO Jake ....................
56 COLES Mitchell..............
49 LLEWELLYN Ryan ......... 55 WEAVER Dylan ..............
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44 CARTER Mitchell ...........
36 COLEMAN Joshua ........
Field: Tobias Medlin Jamie Broadbent Theron Philp
24 PASCOE Lachlan ...........
27 BOYLE Jordon ................
35 BANKS Joshua ...............
LEAGUE UMPIRES
22 MILLER Joshua ..............
59 RICHARDS Josh............. 61 SMITH Corey .................. 62 BALL Cameron ..............
58 BAIN Bradley ..................
64 BREDEN Tyson ...............
59 MATTHEWS Wade ........
65 GEORGE Harrison .........
RESERVES UMPIRES Boundary: Brayden Theil Gerard Carter Corey Watkins
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RESERVES Central Norwood
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Boundary: Amy Fisher Luke Webb-Speck Adam Spratt Tom Kelly
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McKENZIE Isaya ................................... 8 ............ 4 ................................ WALDHUTER Joshua ........................55 .......... 16 ............................... GLENN Joshua ....................................41 .......... 28 ............................... FORT Fraser ..........................................19 .......... 10 ............................... HOLMAN Nicholas ............................23 .......... 15 ............................... JENNER Kyle .......................................171 ........101.............................. GOODREM Trent (C) ........................184 ........130.............................. BUTCHER John....................................72 .........123.............................. RICHARDSON Joshua........................ 3 ............ 0 ................................ MILNE Sam ...........................................39 .......... 19 ............................... HEWETT William.................................. 0 ............ 0 ................................ HOSKIN Justin .....................................96 .......... 77 ............................... FURNELL Jordan ................................27 ........... 8 ................................ HABEL Luke.........................................111 ......... 86 ............................... SCHILLER Travis ..................................61 .......... 23 ............................... FORT Darcy ..........................................23 ........... 8 ................................ HANNATH Jack ...................................40 ........... 8 ................................ BROADWOOD Kyle ...........................12 ........... 0 ................................ SCHILLER Jarrod................................123 ......... 52 ............................... BARMBY Luke......................................96 .......... 14 ............................... PRIOR Matthew ..................................71 ........... 4 ................................ PRESBURY Kyle ...................................32 .......... 30 ............................... HAYDON David...................................60 ........... 1 ................................
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RICHARDS Zac...............................................11 .............. 1....................................... ROOCKE Kristian...........................................73 .............33 ..................................... PANOS Matthew ..........................................66 .............64 ..................................... JOHNSTON Lewis ........................................65 ............133 .................................... BARTLETT Callum........................................45 .............39 ..................................... GRIGG Mitchell ..............................................71 .............56 ..................................... TERLICH Dean................................................74 .............51 ..................................... PHILLIPS Simon ..........................................134...........202 .................................... VINEY Harrison ...............................................3 ............... 6....................................... BODE Jace (C)...............................................158............18 ..................................... BOWER Mac .....................................................8 ............... 1....................................... BAULDERSTONE Sam ...............................69 .............13 ..................................... FORSTER Tom .................................................2 ............... 0....................................... WILSON Anthony ........................................55 .............47 ..................................... WEBBER Timothy .......................................116............19 ..................................... SHENTON Cameron ...................................31 .............55 ..................................... JEFFERIES Ben .............................................101............24 ..................................... DAWE Brady..................................................158............87 ..................................... FULLER Matthew .........................................80 .............23 ..................................... OLSSON Christopher ..................................0 ............... 0....................................... KIRWAN Andrew ..........................................72 .............. 5....................................... GEORGIOU Alexis ......................................118............. 3....................................... SMART Edward .............................................57 .............19 ..................................... LEVICKI Patrick...............................................33 .............. 6.......................................
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SUMMERTON Steven (C)................199 ........142.............................. NEADE Jake..........................................32 .......... 45 ............................... MONFRIES Angus ............................... 8 ............ 7 ................................ SHARRAD Louis ..................................49 .......... 17 ............................... MARSHALL Todd ................................. 4 ............ 5 ................................ FRAMPTON William ..........................24 .......... 11 ............................... AMON Karl ...........................................37 .......... 22 ............................... TOUMPAS Jimmy ...............................24 .......... 22 ............................... LOBBE Matthew .................................45 ........... 9 ................................ AUSTIN Logan.....................................21 ........... 3 ................................ BONNER Riley .....................................21 ........... 2 ................................ EDDY Brett ...........................................74 .........208.............................. DREW Willem........................................ 3 ............ 1 ................................ ATLEY Joseph ....................................... 3 ............ 0 ................................ JOHNSON Aidyn ................................. 6 ............ 3 ................................ HOWARD Dougal...............................21 .......... 14 ............................... SNELLING William .............................27 .......... 11 ............................... PALMER Jesse......................................38 .......... 38 ............................... LIENERT Jarrod ...................................31 .......... 11 ............................... AH CHEE Brendon .............................55 .......... 34 ............................... HEWETT Cameron .............................17 ........... 3 ................................ IRRA Emmanuel..................................41 .......... 18 ............................... YOUNG Robert....................................37 .......... 31 ...............................
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CROWDEN Mitchell ........................... 3 ............ 0 ................................ THIELE Joel............................................ 2 ............ 0 ................................ HONE Joshua ......................................46 .......... 34 ............................... HANSEN Benjamin ............................74 .......... 82 ............................... EVANS Fraser .......................................99 .......... 30 ............................... STEPHENS Jack ...................................81 ........... 9 ................................ KIRKWOOD Zane (C) .......................148 ......... 58 ............................... SUMNER Byron ...................................57 .......... 15 ............................... SUTCLIFFE Jake ................................... 7 ............ 1 ................................ WILSON Patrick ..................................25 ........... 5 ................................ EVANS Mark .........................................79 .........131.............................. McMAHON Scott ...............................25 ........... 7 ................................ BEARD Kory ........................................127 ......... 97 ............................... WILSON Dwayne ................................ 0 ............ 0 ................................ COLQUHOUN Sam ............................46 .......... 10 ............................... WILDMAN Campbell ......................... 8 ............ 1 ................................ PAGE Guy ..............................................83 .......... 12 ............................... PENFOLD Jack ....................................31 .......... 21 ............................... OSBORN Jack ......................................32 .......... 20 ............................... GILFOY Rune .......................................24 ........... 5 ................................ READ Thomas Anthony .................... 3 ............ 2 ................................ SLIMMING Steven .............................. 7 ............ 0 ................................ CROCKER Matthew ...........................78 .......... 20 ............................... RILEY Aidan..........................................65 .......... 21 ...............................
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FIELDS Tom ..........................................58 ........... 6 ................................ HAINES Joseph ...................................14 ........... 2 ................................ SECCULL Brede...................................62 .......... 31 ............................... CRABB Bradley (C) ............................166 .......... 5 ................................ OVERALL Samuel ...............................34 .......... 53 ............................... ROSE Matthew ...................................110 ......... 35 ............................... LIDDLE Nicholas................................140 ......... 64 ............................... HAREN Benjamin ...............................50 .......... 43 ............................... GOTCH Xavier ....................................124 ......... 29 ............................... CROSS Joel ..........................................124 ......... 81 ............................... BARNES Rigby .....................................23 .......... 30 ............................... HEASLIP Benjamin ............................12 ........... 4 ................................ DURDIN Luke ......................................19 ........... 0 ................................ HUNTER Adam..................................... 5 ............ 1 ................................ RANKINE Matthew ............................72 .......... 41 ............................... BASS Daniel .........................................88 .......... 27 ............................... SCHWARZ Nic .....................................38 ........... 9 ................................ TAYLOR Scott .......................................53 ........... 5 ................................ MOYLE Alexander............................... 1 ............ 0 ................................ CAILOTTO Alex ...................................39 ........... 3 ................................ ELLISON Codey ..................................12 ........... 8 ................................ McMAHON Jackson ..........................20 .......... 21 ............................... FAIRLIE Connor .................................... 2 ............ 2 ................................
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Coach: Garry Hocking
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Coach: Josh Carr
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MOTLOP Marlon.................................68 .......... 37 ............................... APPLETON Matthew ........................27 ........... 5 ................................ RAMSEY Keenan ................................40 .......... 27 ............................... BARNS Alexander ..............................40 .......... 57 ............................... CRAIG Cameron .................................49 ........... 2 ................................ McKENZIE Jordie................................20 ........... 7 ................................ SMITH Tanner ....................................... 4 ............ 6 ................................ GROVE Corey.......................................45 .......... 18 ............................... CLISBY Mitchell (C)............................76 .......... 10 ............................... SCHWARZ Thomas ............................45 .......... 12 ............................... HARVEY Mitchell................................60 .......... 84 ............................... DARROU Ben ........................................ 1 ............ 0 ................................ HENDER Lewis ....................................54 .......... 66 ............................... SPINA Alexander ................................52 .......... 20 ............................... WUNDKE Samuel ...............................18 ........... 2 ................................ WILKIE Callum.....................................28 ........... 9 ................................ VIRGIN Michael...................................31 .......... 10 ............................... THRING Max ........................................77 .......... 67 ............................... RYSWYK Leigh ...................................203 ........197.............................. CRAIG James .......................................99 .......... 11 ............................... QUINN Mark ......................................... 4 ............ 4 ................................ McINERNEY Samuel........................... 2 ............ 0 ................................
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WOODS Rhys........................................ 7 ............ 0 ................................ JOLLY Harrison..................................... 0 ............ 0 ................................ COMITOGIANNI Jake......................... 3 ............ 0 ................................ JOHANSEN Jake .................................56 .......... 54 ............................... PETRENKO Jared ................................88 .......... 30 ............................... WUNDKE Michael .............................129 ........368.............................. HAYES Nicholas ..................................43 .......... 27 ............................... BOYD James .......................................159 ......... 63 ............................... HALL Christopher .............................122 ......... 95 ............................... ALLMOND Jarred ..............................130 ......... 46 ............................... BORHOLM Marc .................................86 .......... 37 ............................... GAFFNEY Jack .....................................21 .......... 15 ............................... ROWNTREE Angus ............................99 .......... 32 ............................... McGREGOR Lachlan .........................63 .......... 97 ............................... THOMPSON Luke (C).......................119 ......... 13 ............................... WHITTLESEA Thomas ......................20 .......... 13 ............................... WEST Jordan......................................... 0 ............ 0 ................................ SUMMERTON Jake ............................. 3 ............ 0 ................................ ROWLAND Sam ..................................24 .......... 12 ............................... GOLDSWORTHY Matt .....................148 ........145.............................. HAYLOCK Ethan .................................. 6 ............ 3 ................................ HAYES Jack ............................................ 3 ............ 6 ................................ LEWIS Scott .........................................165 ......... 71 ............................... STEWART Paul.....................................71 .......... 31 ............................... SINOR Joseph......................................13 ........... 1 ................................ GIUFFREDA Patrick ..........................133 .......... 4 ................................ POOLE Angus......................................70 .......... 29 ...............................
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Coach: Michael Godden
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SCHARENBERG Jonty.......................13 ........... 4 ................................ SNOOK Matthew................................63 .......... 18 ............................... JOSEPH Aaron.....................................51 ........... 8 ................................ BRADLEY Andrew (C) ......................106 ......... 23 ............................... AGNEW Bradley..................................94 .......... 12 ............................... McBEAN Liam....................................... 4 ........... 11 ............................... McFARLANE Riley ...............................38 .......... 22 ............................... MILERA Terry .......................................58 .......... 77 ............................... CHALMERS Elliot................................. 2 ............ 0 ................................ BARRY Dominic ................................... 4 ............ 6 ................................ HAARSMA Jack ...................................14 ........... 3 ................................ SCOTT Joshua .....................................50 .......... 79 ............................... MILERA Ian ............................................ 4 ........... 10 ............................... SELLAR James .....................................86 .......... 54 ............................... PROUD Max .........................................51 .......... 14 ............................... FOGARTY Darcy .................................. 1 ............ 0 ................................ CURRAN Christopher .......................60 ........... 8 ................................ EARL Lachlan .......................................46 ........... 8 ................................ McGINTY Warrick ...............................88 .......... 11 ............................... MARTINI Alex ....................................... 4 ............ 2 ................................ BOYLE Jay .............................................. 1 ............ 0 ................................ MONTGOMERY Harley.....................23 ........... 0 ................................ VITKUNAS Ziggy ................................24 .......... 33 ............................... SAWFORD Ben ....................................34 .......... 12 ............................... NICHOLSON Carl ...............................52 .......... 31 ...............................
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CROWDEN Mitchell ........................... 3 ............ 0 ................................ THIELE Joel............................................ 2 ............ 0 ................................ HONE Joshua ......................................46 .......... 34 ............................... HANSEN Benjamin ............................74 .......... 82 ............................... EVANS Fraser .......................................99 .......... 30 ............................... STEPHENS Jack ...................................81 ........... 9 ................................ KIRKWOOD Zane (C) .......................148 ......... 58 ............................... SUMNER Byron ...................................57 .......... 15 ............................... SUTCLIFFE Jake ................................... 7 ............ 1 ................................ WILSON Patrick ..................................25 ........... 5 ................................ EVANS Mark .........................................79 .........131.............................. McMAHON Scott ...............................25 ........... 7 ................................ BEARD Kory ........................................127 ......... 97 ............................... WILSON Dwayne ................................ 0 ............ 0 ................................ COLQUHOUN Sam ............................46 .......... 10 ............................... WILDMAN Campbell ......................... 8 ............ 1 ................................ PAGE Guy ..............................................83 .......... 12 ............................... PENFOLD Jack ....................................31 .......... 21 ............................... OSBORN Jack ......................................32 .......... 20 ............................... GILFOY Rune .......................................24 ........... 5 ................................ READ Thomas Anthony .................... 3 ............ 2 ................................ SLIMMING Steven .............................. 7 ............ 0 ................................ CROCKER Matthew ...........................78 .......... 20 ............................... RILEY Aidan..........................................65 .......... 21 ...............................
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AGOSTINO Jack ..................................23 ........... 2 ................................ RANKINE Izak ....................................... 4 ............ 9 ................................ SILVERLOCK Taite...............................99 .......... 78 ............................... SCHMIDT Chris (C)............................121 ......... 20 ............................... FIELKE Aaron ......................................149 ........143.............................. STEVENS Kaine ...................................58 .......... 44 ............................... WAITE Murray ...................................... 9 ............ 1 ................................ CAIRE Daniel.......................................204 ......... 25 ............................... HAYSMAN Hugh ................................35 .......... 10 ............................... HILL Logan ..........................................108 ......... 22 ............................... KEOUGH Thomas ...............................63 .......... 23 ............................... GREEN Shannon................................120 ......... 68 ............................... TURNER Brett ......................................15 .......... 13 ............................... MIDDLETON Mason..........................43 .......... 38 ............................... BATLEY Nathan...................................54 .......... 13 ............................... WASLEYBLACK Errin .......................38 .......... 16 ............................... WEBB Daniel .......................................119 ......... 81 ............................... WATCHMAN Jess................................. 3 ............ 1 ................................ KLEMKE Benjamin .............................. 9 ............ 0 ................................ PILLION Thomas.................................. 1 ............ 0 ................................ PETER Lachlan ..................................... 4 ............ 2 ................................ CARGER Jacob ....................................18 ........... 7 ................................ BATES Zachary ..................................... 4 ............ 4 ................................ SCHILLER Joshua ...............................69 .......... 13 ............................... EVANS Jack............................................ 3 ............ 0 ................................ MAJOK Chol.......................................... 4 ............ 1 ................................ BURGESS Christopher ......................15 ........... 2 ................................ KARPANY Kenneth ............................. 5 ............ 2 ................................ NOBLE John .......................................... 9 ............ 5 ................................
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Coach: Adam Blakely
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40 GURNEY Sam....................
14 REDIGOLO Tarak..............
43 MILLMAN Benjamin.......
16 TAYLOR Jordan ................
44 WHIMPRESS Dylan .........
18 SZUST Cody ......................
45 BLACKWELL Troy ............
27 NEWELL Richard..............
50 HELYAR Coby ....................
28 AURRICHIO Alexander ..
51 NEED Ryan ........................
29 KAPPLER Jaidan ..............
52 PATTERSON Kaj ...............
35 MOTT Nicholas ................
54 DAMIN Bryce ....................
36 ANDERSON Jake .............
59 McKINNON Jesse .............
38 JOLLY Tom .........................
61 TYLLISS Joseph ...............
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CORBETT Noa .................. WHARTON Luke .............. BOLES Patrick ................... LISTON Jake ...................... DAVEY Corey .................... GORDON Samuel............ HAYES Jonathon ............. PATTERSON Wyatt .......... SHANNON Jay.................. OLEKALNS Maris ............. MINERVINI Lee................. BARNS Christopher ........ KIRK Brayden ....................
Coach: Craig Brooks
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SWEET Jordon .................. De LEONARDIS Sam ...... NIXON Dakota.................. LLOYD Billy ........................ WOOLFORD Jed .............. WOHLING Jake ................ ROZEE Connor ................. DRISCOLL Frazer ............. KENNEDY Brett ................ ROGERS Thomas ............. MATSOULIADIS Thomas SLADE Zachary ................
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HAMPTON Jamie ............
42 PROUDE Levi ....................
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47 MILLER Keanu ..................
10 REYNOLDS Luke..............
49 ROADS Samuel ................
12 CORCORAN Thomas ......
54 BARON James ..................
16 DAVIDSON Sean..............
57 HARRIS Tyler .....................
20 COOPER Jack ....................
59 ANYANG Chol...................
21 ROSS Jonathon ................
64 ZAVRL Timothy ................
24 HAWKINS Zachary ..........
3 CAREY Henry .................... 11 VEALE Jake ........................ 18 COLEMANJONES Callum ................................. 21 COULSON Bradley .......... 22 HARGREAVES James...... 26 CAMPBELL Thomas........ 27 ZERKTHATCHER Brandon .............................. 29 VOIGT Henry..................... 32 PARRELLA Andre............. 33 SAMBLICH Sean .............. 34 MORIARTY James ........... 36 EDMONDS Luke ..............
Coach: Gianni Pettrucci
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HAYDEN Sam.................... DODD Josh........................ HADDEN Douglas........... APPLEBEE Jake ................ JONAS Samuel ................. BEDFORD Tye ................... McCATTY Clark ................ POWELL Benjamin ......... KENNEDY Blake ............... MUTTON Jordan ............. CALLINS Samuel ............. PAPROTNY James ........... FIELDING Zeldon ............
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ELSWORTHY Jack ........... LEE Jackson ....................... MINNEY Daniel ................ REDDEN Xavier ................ WEHR Jacob ...................... McPHERSON Andrew .... HAWKINS Harrison ......... GILES Cameron ................ McPHERSON William ..... FIRNS Jack ......................... WOOD Liam ...................... SMITH Lachlan .................
Glenelg
Coach: Ben Watkins
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MARTIN Liam ................... CARDONE Damien ......... COOK Jake ......................... MILLER Ethan ................... HEINJUS Joseph .............. GEORGESON Andrew ... WESTBROOK Jake........... HOARE Luke...................... WHINNEN Jesse............... DROGEMULLER Benjamin ............................
Coach: Michael McFadyen
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40 EDWARDS Ben .................
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42 McCARTHY Bradley........
11 WOOLARD Bryce ............
44 KOSTER Josh .....................
16 CASEY Jack ........................
46 KENNEDY Samuel ...........
24 SCHOTT Tom ....................
47 HOSIE Lachlan .................
27 HILL Damien .....................
48 ROBINSON Damon.........
29 MERRETT Bradley ...........
49 TREMBATH Brody ...........
30 EDWARDS Jackson .........
52 WONG Simon ...................
31 MERRETT Matthew ........
53 McKAY Jack .......................
32 SULLIVAN Tim ..................
55 MAY Corey .........................
34 SLADE Todd ......................
56 STRANGE Jack..................
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Sturt 3 CAREY Henry .................... 11 VEALE Jake ........................ 18 COLEMANJONES Callum ................................. 21 COULSON Bradley .......... 22 HARGREAVES James...... 26 CAMPBELL Thomas........ 27 ZERKTHATCHER Brandon .............................. 29 VOIGT Henry..................... 32 PARRELLA Andre............. 33 SAMBLICH Sean .............. 34 MORIARTY James ........... 36 EDMONDS Luke ..............
West
Coach: Gianni Pettrucci
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HAYDEN Sam.................... DODD Josh........................ HADDEN Douglas........... APPLEBEE Jake ................ JONAS Samuel ................. BEDFORD Tye ................... McCATTY Clark ................ POWELL Benjamin ......... KENNEDY Blake ............... MUTTON Jordan ............. CALLINS Samuel ............. PAPROTNY James ........... FIELDING Zeldon ............
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FAVRETTO Nicholas ....... WAITE Murray................... HEAD Dustin..................... WEBB Daniel ..................... WATCHMAN Jess............. KLEMKE Benjamin .......... PILLION Thomas.............. PETER Lachlan ................. CARGER Jacob ................. McPHERSON Tyler .......... EVANS Jack........................ RYAN Lachlan ................... NOBLE Mark...................... IANNUCCI James ............ HEITMANN Jakob ........... GOLDNER Mitchell ......... JOHNSON Isaac ...............
Coach: Gavin Colville
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INGLIS Jonty ..................... HOLLIDAY Joshua........... JOHNSON Oliver ............. SCOTT Alex ....................... VASSALLO Anton ............ HALKIAS Teejay ............... MALE Dylan ...................... BEARD Thomas ................ RYAN Joshua..................... STEVENS Joshua ............. LYNCH Thomas ................ KARPANY Kenneth ......... NOBLE John ...................... CRUMP Myles ................... EVANS Lachlan................. BOTTIN Joseph ................
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STEWART AN EAGLE AGAIN AND ON A MISSION By Steve Barrett
W
hile the pain of back-to-back grand final defeats in 2015-16 still stings and serves as a driving force for Woodville-West Torrens this season, the anguish of a heart-breaking grand final defeat the year before is spurring on Paul Stewart. Norwood clung on to a gripping four-point victory over fastfinishing Port Adelaide in that epic 2014 decider. The final siren narrowly prevented any attempts to mark a monster last-ditch torpedo launched by Stewart into the Magpies’ forward 50. Back at the Eagles where his league journey commenced 11 years ago, Stewart is every bit as motivated as his teammates. “I played in the losing grand final the previous year, so I want another premiership as much as all the other guys,” he said. “It (2014) is still pretty raw for me.” Some things have changed, while others have remained the same at Oval Avenue since the fresh-faced teen with fake blonde hair made a meteoric rise to SANFL ranks in 2006. He made his debut in the Eagles’ preliminary final win over North Adelaide before stunningly claiming a flag a week later in a grand final trouncing of Central District, Stewart’s second league match. “Not too much has changed around here, apart from the fact the players all seem younger now as I’m pushing 30,” said Stewart, the last remaining link to that 2006 victory in which he dislocated his shoulder in the opening quarter. “There are a lot of familiar faces still around, older guys like Patty Giuffreda, Scott Lewis, Luke Thompson, (coach) Mick Godden is still there and Luke Powell is the footy manager now. “It’s a great feeling being back.” Primarily a fringe player across 101 games for the Power,
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Stewart flipped regularly between Port’s AFL side and the Eagles’ SANFL line-up before being stationed permanently at Alberton following the introduction of AFL-aligned sides in 2014. “Every AFL game was special to me. None of them came easy,” said Stewart, who was snapped up by the Power with the 23rd pick of the 2006 national draft. That was the same draft that saw Travis Boak, Robbie Gray and Justin Westhoff arrive at Port. “It was always a waiting game for me because I was never a regular. “Going into my last year on 87 games, I thought there was no way I’d play one more, let alone get to 100. “To finally make it, with family there for my 100th and record a good win (the Power belted Brisbane by 94 points at the Gabba) is something I’ll never forget.” When Stewart’s AFL journey concluded at the end of last season, there was little doubt the veteran utility would return to the Eagles, where his wealth and diversity of experience will be invaluable for Godden. “I spoke to (Roosters coach) Josh Carr who I played with at Port and have had a good relationship with over the past 10 years,” said Stewart, who is a project manager for club sponsor Skill Hire’s community development program in the APY Lands. “I also spoke with Buddha (South Adelaide coach Garry Hocking), who I played for at Port. “But once I spoke with Godsy and Powelly, it was a bit of a no-brainer to come back here. “I’m keen to help out wherever I can.”
SANFL Reserves Report
Jake Wohling. Photo: Peter Argent The round starts when Central and Norwood face off. With just one win, Central appears to have its work cut out against third-placed Norwood, which comes off a comprehensive 75-point thumping of South. South v North offers the beleaguered Panthers the chance to open their winning account for 2017, yet it’s hard to see at this point. South’s nine scoring shots last week contrasts to their opposition’s 34, exposing the issues the side has across most lines. On the other hand, North fought well against the league leader, West, with Noa Crobett (four goals), Jake Wohling and Jordon Sweet putting in eye-catching performances. Despite the separation on the league table, it’s anyone’s game when Port comes up against traditional rival, Sturt. Port has incredible firepower when it gets going (don’t forget the impressive goal feast against Glenelg earlier this year, racking up 40 scoring shots to 13) and Sturt will need to shut this down early. Today’s two sides met in the final trial game before the start of the season, which saw Port register a 56-point win at Alberton. The Blues will need to make
better decisions under pressure if they are to avoid a similar fate today. Eagles v Glenelg is another close match up. Glenelg has shown they can win tough, as evidenced by its one-point cliffhanger win against Central, in a game that was close for most of the day. Lachlan Hosie contributed three valuable goals in that contest, while Todd Slade in defence is in great form. Yet the Eagles are setting themselves up for another tilt at the flag, coming back from a loss to record a 17-point win against Sturt, with talented William McPherson and Lachlan Smith featuring among the best. The round closes with Sturt and West doing battle. The Bloods haven’t put a foot wrong, while at the end of round four, Sturt had yet to register a win. The Blues lack consistency and have been paying for costly turnovers, but Dwayne Wilson is getting plenty of the ball and Tom Campbell has been strong in defence. Nevertheless, the firepower of Lachlan Peter and the impressive recent contributions from the likes of Jacob Carger and Lachlan Evans make a Sturt win unlikely.
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R.O Shearman Medal Star Player Votes (Round 4) Norwood v South Adelaide Matthew Panos Norwood Joel Cross South Benjamin Haren South Brede Seccull South Jace Bode Norwood Kristian Roocke Norwood Mitchell Grigg Norwood Adelaide v Port Adelaide Brett Eddy Port Hugh Greenwood Adelaide Steven Summerton Port Riley Bonner Port William Frampton Port Troy Menzel Adelaide Lachlan Murphy Adelaide Glenelg v Central District Christian Howard Glenelg Matthew Prior Central Bradley Agnew Glenelg Ben Sawford Glenelg Trent Goodrem Central Matthew Snook Glenelg Ian Milera Glenelg
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On the Sidelines
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DEAR, Harry KNIGHT, Riley
Concussion, Test Hamstring, Test
Central
DEW, Brendan EDMEAD Caleb
Dislocated Shoulder, Indefinite Hamstring, Indefinite Knee, Season Hamstring, Test
7 7 5 5 3 2 1
Hip, Test Chest, Test Shoulder, Test Ankle, Test Back, 1 wk
North Adelaide v West Adelaide James Craig North 8 Izak Rankine West 8 Leigh Ryswyk North 6 Daniel Caire West 4 Marlon Motlop North 3 Keenan Ramsey North 1
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Leaderboard (After R4)
3. How many SANFL clubs has Mark Mickan been named League coach of?
Joel Cross Hugh Greenwood Brendon Ah Chee Ben Sawford Jared Petrenko Samuel Overall Brad Crouch Travis Schiller Aaron Joseph Bradley Agnew
South Adelaide Port Glenelg Eagles South Adelaide Central Glenelg Glenelg
22 19 17 17 16 15 12 10 10 10
1. Which team incurred the biggest loss of 2016? (Bonus points for naming how much they lost by.) 2. Who wears number 37 for Central?
4. How many wooden spoons has South Adelaide claimed? 5. Prior to 1898 there was a slightly different way of deciding the premiers – what was it? (Please note the exception of 1889 and 1894)
Powerade Breakthrough Player Round 4 Ian Milera (Glenelg) Clever small forward booted four goals, including three in the final term, to go with his 11 disposals and five marks against Central District. 26
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ALBANESE, Adrian Ankle, 3-4 wks DAVIS, Abe Ankle, 4-5 wks GULDEN, Adam Knee, Test BATTERSBY, James Finger tendon, Rd8 SAMBLICH, SeAn Foot, Rd5 HOLLIDAY, Josh BATES, Zac KLEMKE, Ben
Concussion, Test Knee, Test Head Knock, Test
Woodville West Torrens
Norwood
FORSTER, Alex BAMPTON, Peter
South
West
North
WILKIE, Callum SCHWARZ, Tom WOOLFORD, Jed
Hand, 1 wk
Sturt
Glenelg
YATES, Jack O’KEEFFE, Rhys
CORCORAN, Tom
BOYD, James Wrist, Available GIUFFREDA, Patrick Calf, Available 6. How many new coaches were there in 2013? 7. In what year was Central District formed? 8. Port Adelaide Power full forward Jay Schulz was recruited to the Power from Richmond – which SANFL club did he play for previous to this move to Melbourne? 9. The record attendance at Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga is: (a) 8,412 (b) 10,123 (c) 6,505? 10. True or false: North’s last premiership was in 1992.
Each Round’s nomination for the Powerade Breakthrough Player of the Week will be revealed in the Channel 7 telecast of the SANFL Macca’s League game of the week. Round 5’s telecast match will be Sturt v West Adelaide at Peter Motley Oval from 2.40pm on Saturday May 13. Izak Rankine (West) Playing his first SANFL Macca’s League game for the year, Rankine racked up 24 disposals, seven marks and four goals in an eye-catching display against North.
Mark Quinn (North) Continuing his consistent start to the season, Quinn collected 20 disposals and two goals in the Roosters’ win against West Adelaide.
Milestones
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Taite Silverlock
E T T Z N E B S T V T M T S T L
100 games
P S O I W E X O M I E A E I L G S Y E G H I N E F A I T R T B T M T M I E N N O J T N I T X T N
James Craig
S X N M L T R D O O P S D J M Z
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Q D Q T A C H G C S D T H V D K K P L Q E H E E Q Y D M P I Y M L N T N V N Q Y R T T R B Q P J
Fraser Evans
100 games
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Mini League
All matches to be played at half-time of the League match
Central District v Norwood @ My Money House Oval Saturday 6th May CDFC - Elizabeth FC The CDFC team was not available at the time of printing.
Statewide - Salisbury FC U12’s Jake Simpson Tyler Mangelsdorf Jandamarra Wanganeen Denzel Wanganeen Denzel Hynes-Rigney Manual Hynes-Rigney Samual Neal Josh Keil Cooper Gutte Benjamin Obourne
Bailey Drewett Jett Drewett Nathan Barber Ayden Norris-Johnson Tyson Short Kai Markham Zak Panozzo Zac Mugridge-Walter Bailey Davies William Brown Zac Gibbs-Tippens
Eagles v Adelaide @ Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Saturday 6th May Eagles - Woodville South FC The Eagles team was not available at the time of printing.
Statewide - Seaton Ramblers FC Damien Axelby Brooklyn Beeby Elio Colella Alexander Dixon Dylan Lepoidevin Jonty Manuel Jack McLaren Paul Mikulski Jaxon Paddick Cooper Pastro Kye Rogers
Bradley Rowe-Plane Benjamin Rugari Brody Ryan Kane Walker Michael Sabo Brodie Wilson Daniel Michalowski Jackson Mammone Tyson Gentle Bailey Domanksi Joel Gutsche
South Adelaide v North Adeladie @ Hickinbotham Oval Sunday 7th May SAFC - Yankalilla FC Corey Simms Hayden Griffiths Lucas Stone Ando Jeffery Declan O’Hare Frankie O’Hare Troy Galpin
Hudson Cook Max Pcphee Riley Golder Will Golder Isaac Beavis Millar Russo Vinny Liddy
Statewide - Yankallia FC Bejay Symonds Blake Symonds Damien Andrews Tadgh Wenham Noah Fulton Judd Thorn Harry Brown
Jevon Brown Brice Brown Leroy Jansen Lachie Bilney Brandon Gates Jayden Fernside
Eagles v Glenelg @ Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval Saturday 13th May
Club News
Central: Bogan Bingo, Grand Central Tavern, Saturday 3rd June 2017, 7pm sharp. $33pp. Contact the Club on 8255 2555. Glenelg: Glenelg Football Club Gala Auction & Dinner, The Intercontinental, Saturday June 17th, 6:30pm. $150pp. Call Reception on 8294 5333 or email
[email protected]
North Adelaide: NAFC V Sturt – The 50th Anniversary of Barrie Robran’s first game, NAFC Function Room, Saturday 20th May, 12:15 for 12:30pm. $60.00pp includes two course meal and 2 hour drinks package. Contact Jessamy Lutt –
[email protected] or call (08) 8344 8733 NAFC Long Table Gala Lunch, Hosted by 5AA’s Jade Robran, National Wine Centre, Sunday June 4th, 11:30am – 4:30pm. $130.00 Members, $140.00 Non Members. Includes two course meal and 5 Hour drink package. Contact Jessamy Lutt for Auction donations, advertising and bookings
[email protected] or call (08) 8344 8733
Port Adelaide: Comwire Luncheon Series – Luncheon #2 Football Feud, The Port Club Function Rooms, Friday 21 July 2017, 12.30 – 3pm. $95pp, includes 3 course meal, 2.5hr drinks package & entertainment. Call 8447 9937 or email
[email protected] South: Indigenous Round Lunch, Peter Darley Function Room, Sunday, May 28, 12:00pm–2:00pm. $55pp. Email:
[email protected] Mayor’s Cup Lunch, Peter Darley Function Room, Saturday, July 8, 12:00pm–2:00pm. $55pp. Email:
[email protected]
Today at Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval we have Rosewater FC representing Eagles and Hendon PS representing Statewide Super
White Ribbon Lunch, Peter Darley Function Room, Weekend of August 26, 12:00pm–2:00pm. $55pp. Email:
[email protected]
Sturt v West Adelaide @ Peter Motley Oval Saturday 13th May
Woodville-West Torrens: Round 5 vs Glenelg –
Today at Peter Motley Oval we have Highgate PS representing Sturt and St Raphaels & St Josephs School representing Statewide Super
Past Players Day, Eagles Function Centre, 13th May, 1:30pm-4:30pm. Call Mel 8347 2444 or email membership@ wwtfc.com.au
SANFL would like to thank Statewide Super for their support of the 2017 Mini League program.
West: West v Adelaide pre match lunch – Tony Modra guest speaker, West Adelaide Football Club – Sturt Pea Room, 21st May, 12:30pm. $65pp. Contact: Bridget Aiston on
[email protected]
Last week’s results
Reserves
SANFL Macca’s League Norwood v South (Coopers Stadium) South 13.11 (89) d Norwood 13.7 (85) Crowd: 2,491
Glenelg v Central Glenelg 12.9 (81) d 11.10 (76) Crowd: 2,542
Adelaide v Port Port 14.10 (94) d Adelaide 8.11 (59) Crowd: 1,348
North v West North 15.14 (104) d West 12.10 (82) Crowd: 1,756
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Norwood 16.18 (114) d South 6.3 (39) Glenelg 11.11 (77) d Central 11.10 (76) West 18.7 (115) d North 13.4 (82)
U18 Torrens University Cup West 13.11 (89) d North 9.9 (63) South 15.8 (98) d Norwood 12.4 (76) Glenelg 16.14 (110) d Central 10.10 (70) Eagles 10.12 (72) d Sturt 9.9 (63)
2017 Season Standings SANFL MACCA’S LEAGUE (Positions at the end of Round 4)
2017 STANLEY H. LEWIS TROPHY STANDINGS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
TEAM
LEAGUE
RESERVES
U/18S
TOTAL
Eagles
3
3
0
0
282
161
63.66
6
Eagles
300
100
200
600
Port
4
3
1
0
379
295
56.23
6
Glenelg
300
100
100
500
Glenelg
4
3
1
0
387
309
55.60
6
South
300
0
200
500
South
4
3
1
0
324
318
50.47
6
Port
300
100
Norwood
4
2
2
0
340
281
54.75
4
Norwood
200
100
North
4
2
2
0
329
369
47.13
4
North
200
Adelaide
4
2
2
0
258
339
43.22
4
West
0
Central
4
1
3
0
311
332
48.37
2
Adelaide
200
Sturt
3
0
3
0
182
259
41.27
0
Central
West
4
0
4
0
252
381
39.81
0
Sturt
RESERVES (Positions at the end of Round 4)
400 50
350
100
0
300
200
100
300
100
50
50
200
0
50
100
150
200
U18 TORRENS UNI CUP (Positions at the end of Round 4)
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W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
West
4
4
0
0
369
218
62.86
8
South
4
4
0
0
402
304
56.94
8
Port
3
2
1
0
300
204
59.52
4
Eagles
4
4
0
0
331
279
54.26
8
Norwood
4
2
2
0
359
262
57.81
4
Sturt
4
2
2
0
356
282
55.80
4
Eagles
3
2
1
0
213
171
55.47
4
Glenelg
4
2
2
0
326
316
50.78
4
North
4
2
2
0
327
341
48.95
4
Glenelg
4
2
2
0
313
356
46.79
4
West
4
2
2
0
302
314
49.03
4
Sturt
2
1
1
0
128
132
49.23
2
Norwood
4
1
3
0
306
314
49.35
2
Central
4
1
3
0
244
339
41.85
2
Central
4
1
3
0
269
398
40.33
2
South
3
0
3
0
147
323
31.28
0
North
4
0
4
0
276
361
43.33
0
TIPSTERS – ROUND FIVE
Amelia Mulcahy
Ali Clarke ABC Radio
Channel 7
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Norwood Eagles South Port Eagles Sturt
Total: 09
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Centrals Eagles South Port Eagles Sturt
Total: 09
Courtney Gum 2017 SANFL Women’s League Best & Fairest
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Norwood Adelaide North Sturt Glenelg West
Total: 10
Darren Lehmann Australian Cricket Coach
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Central Adelaide South Port Eagles Sturt
Total: 07
Jarrod Walsh Nova 91.9
1. Central 2. Eagles 3. North 4. Port 5. Eagles 6. Sturt Total: 12
Jay Weatherill
Mark Soderstrom
Premier of South Australia
1. Central 2. Eagles 3. South 4. Port 5. Eagles 6. Sturt Total: 11
Channel 7
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Norwood Adelaide North Sturt Glenelg West
Total: 11
Steven Marshall Opposition Leader
1. Norwood 2. Eagles 3. South 4. Port 5. Eagles 6. Sturt Total: 13
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The Road Ahead ROUND 1
ROUND 6
Adelaide 10.6 (66) d Sturt 9.10 (64)
ROUND 2 Easter Weekend
ROUND 7 Indigenous Round
Glenelg 15.12 (102) d Port 13.7 (85) Norwood 12.16 (88) d North 9.12 (66) Eagles 14.13 (97) d Central 6.14 (50)
Port 12.17 (89) d Norwood 13.8 (86) Glenelg 20.11 (131) d Sturt 11.4 (70) Eagles 19.9 (123) d West 9.9 (63) Adelaide 13.12 (90) d South 13.6 (84)
ROUND 3 ANZAC Day
South 12.6 (78) d Glenelg 11.7 (73) Central 13.19 (97) d Adelaide 6.7 (43) Eagles 9.8 (62) d Sturt 5.18 (48)
ROUND 4
A P GS
Glenelg 12.9 (81) d 11.10 (76) North 15.14 (104) d West 12.10 (82)
ROUND 5 Split Round
H A
MT A
HO
Weekend of Saturday August 26 Eagles v Central North v Port Norwood v Sturt South v Adelaide West v Glenelg
P MMHO GS CM MT
ROUND 14
FINALS
Saturday July 22 Sturt v Central North v Eagles South v West Sunday July 23 Norwood v Adelaide Port v Glenelg
MMHO MT CS A
PMO P H CS A
P
ROUND 15 Split Round
Saturday July 29 Eagles v Norwood West v Sturt Weekend of Saturday July 29 Glenelg v Adelaide Saturday August 5 Central v North Port v South
PMO H GS MMHO CM
MT P CS H CM
MT A GS/BT
Weekend of Saturday September 2 Elimination Final Qualifying Final
AO AO
Weekend of Saturday September 9 First Semi-Final Second Semi-Final
AO AO
Weekend of Saturday September 16 Preliminary Final
AO
Sunday September 24 GRAND FINAL
AO
MMHO A
Puzzle Answers Brain Benders: 1. North, Bonus points: 107pts against Central 2. Kyle Broadwood 3. Two – Woodville-West Torrens (1998-1999) and Glenelg (2006-2011) 4. 27 5. Premierships went to the team on top of the ladder at the end of the season. 6. One (Ken McGregor at Port) 7. 1959 8. Eagles 9. (b) 10,123 (South v Glenelg, 1995) 10. False (1991).
Round 5
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Saturday July 15 North v Norwood Central v Port Glenelg v South West v Adelaide Sunday July 16 Eagles v Sturt
MT PMO
LEGEND AO - Adelaide Oval A - Alberton Oval
Saturday August 19 Central v West Glenelg v North Sturt v South Sunday August 20 Eagles v Adelaide Port v Norwood
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Sunday June 18 Sturt v Port South v Norwood Saturday June 24 Glenelg v Eagles Central v Adelaide West v North
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Saturday July 8 South v Central Sturt v North West v Eagles Port v Adelaide Glenelg v Norwood
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Saturday June 10 Central v Sturt Eagles v South Norwood v Adelaide Sunday June 11 Port v West Monday June 12 North v Glenelg
Port 14.10 (94) d Adelaide 8.11 (59)
Saturday August 12 North v Adelaide South v Eagles Sturt v Glenelg West v Port Norwood v Central
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ROUND 12
ROUND 9 Queens Birthday
South 13.11 (89) d Norwood 13.7 (85)
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Saturday June 3 Sturt v Norwood West v Central Eagles v North Glenelg v Adelaide Sunday June 4 South v Port
Port 16.15 (111) d North 7.6 (48)
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ROUND 8 Multicultural Month (June)
Norwood 12.9 (81) d West 5.7 (37)
Saturday May 6 Central v Norwood Eagles v Adelaide Sunday May 7 South v North Port v Sturt Saturday May 13 Eagles v Glenelg Sturt v West
Saturday July 1 Central v Glenelg Eagles v Port North v South Sturt v Adelaide Sunday July 2 Norwood v West
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Friday May 26 Norwood v Eagles Saturday May 27 Port v Central North v Adelaide Glenelg v West Saturday April 15 South v Sturt
North 17.9 (111) d Central 3.10 (88)
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ROUND 11
Friday May 19 Norwood v Glenelg Saturday May 20 Central v South Port v Eagles West v Adelaide North v Sturt
South 11.7 (73) d West 11.4 (70)
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