South Australian Football Budget - Round 2, 2020

CHAOS PACK!

Footy Form Guide Sturt v Eagles: Sturt won 3 of the last 4 Norwood v North: Norwood won 3 of the last 4 South v Glenelg: Last 7 games, 3 wins each with 1 draw West v Central: Last 4 games, split 2 wins each www.sanfl.com.au

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NEW STARS 2020

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ast week the Footy Budget dared to tip who would be the powerhouse stars for 2020, with youth front and centre.

One we didn’t tip was Nick Lange.

He made his debut with Central and in a best on ground performance – that’s right, BOG on debut – the wily blonde Bulldog stamped himself as a name to watch.

Aged 22, he is 186cm and 78kg, and had 21 disposals at an efficiency rate of 90%.

Lange also added 1.2 to Central’s scoreline.

Ash Johnson – three goals from his first three kicks with Sturt and a final tally of 3.2 – sparked a buzz NICHOLAS LANGE

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amongst the Double Blues faithful.

Another 22-year-old, he took seven marks to show that opposition defenders will have their hands full as he builds in confidence.

One that the Budget tipsters did get right was the solid debut of Zac Dumesny, who did enough to show that maturity will transform him into a gun player. The teenager is capable of playing back or forward for the Panthers but is better suited to the wing, with his skill set and speed an asset.

Many of the other fresh faces tipped by the Budget - including West’s Riley Thilthorpe and North’s Karl Finlay – averaged a few

possession’s each quarter and will grow in stature with more game time.

Panther Beau McCreery in his debut game seemed to find the pace in the last quarter and his two goals in that term were pivotal in South’s one-goal win over the Eagles.

As a footnote, we didn’t pick this one: Lewis Hender is no new kid on the block but the long break and pulling on the red and white for North seems to have rejuvenated him. He was star power personified in last week’s match against West Adelaide, gliding home seven goals in a thrilling display of talent. Aged 26, he still has plenty of years to show just how good he can be.

ZAC DUMESNY

BEAU McCREERY

RILEY THILTHORPE

LEWIS HENDER

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FAMOUS SANFL FATHER-SONS

BY STEVE BARRETT

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aves of nostalgia and romanticism infiltrate diehard football fans when father-son combinations make memorable imprints.

The SANFL has been blessed with numerous great ones over the years.

Often referred to as the father of the modern-day Port Adelaide Football Club, Fos Williams is the patriarch of arguably SA’s most famous football family, which has a grandstand at Alberton Oval named after it.

After crossing from West Adelaide in 1950, Fos coached the Magpies to nine premierships, including six as 6

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a player, and is captain-coach of Port’s all-time ‘Greatest Team’, announced in 2001.

Fos was best-on-ground in his last game as a player - Port’s titanic 1958 grand final triumph over the Bloods - which came six weeks after his twin sons, Mark and Anthony, were born.

Mark played in four flag-winning sides with the Pies and coached the Power to its only AFL premiership in 2004. Younger brother Stephen, like his dad, was involved in nine SANFL flags with Port - six as a player, three as coach.

Fos’s long-time rival supercoach and fellow top-class rover, Jack

Oatey, oversaw three Norwood premierships as a captain-coach before winning seven more from the bunker with Sturt between 1966-76.

He was selected as coach in both the Redlegs and Double Blues’ Teams of the Century.

Son Robert played 301 games and coached Norwood (against his old man, with minimal success) before switching to Sturt and winning a flag under Jack in 1974.

Younger brother Peter was a team-mate of Robert’s at Norwood from 1965-72.

Russell Ebert is Port’s favourite son and holds the league record with four Magarey Medals.

(L-R) Kernahans - Harry, Stephen and David (1985)

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Jack Oatey (1950)

Robert Oatey (1962) His son Brett added No.5 for the family when he claimed the 2003 award as a 19-year-old.

North Adelaide legend Barrie Robran is widely regarded as SA’s greatest player and his footballplaying sons were always going to find his shoes big ones to fill.

Matthew and Jonathon Robran made a fair fist of it though, but not with the Roosters.

Matthew played 54 games for Norwood and was a key contributor in Adelaide’s back-to-back AFL premierships in 1997-98, while Jonathon represented the Redlegs 100 times either side of a serviceable AFL career with Hawthorn and Essendon.

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Peter Oatey Nine-time Port premiershipwinner Geof Motley was also going to prove a hard act to follow for his next of kin.

Son Peter Motley was right on track though, sparkling for Sturt across 92 matches from 1982-85 and then headed for superstardom with Carlton before a horrific traffic accident prematurely ended his career.

Ruckman Hartley Bagshaw played in Sturt’s 1940 premiership before being overshadowed more than two decades later by son Paul, who thrilled league crowds across 360 magical games.

Norwood’s most enduring football families are the Aishes and Gallaghers.

Former Redlegs captain Peter Aish represented Norwood from 1953-62 and his sons Andrew and Michael combined for 396 games.

Michael was a four-time club champion, a dual premiership player and the 1981 Magarey Medallist and his son Jesse played 38 matches.

Andrew’s son James was a twotime SANFL premiership winner prior to his 18th birthday before being drafted by Brisbane in 2013.

Speedy, skilful Sam Gallagher played in three Norwood flags in 1946, ‘48 and ‘50 but was pipped as the Legs’ Team of the Century wingman by son Phil, who enjoyed four premierships among his 292

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Tom Warhurst Junior games. James Gallagher, Sam’s grandson and Phil’s nephew, played 228 matches for Norwood, the last of which was the 2012 grand final victory.

At Glenelg, it’s all about the Kernahans and Corneses.

Harry Kernahan rucked with distinction for the Tigers from 195971 but didn’t win a flag. His sons Stephen and David did, in 1985.

Stephen developed into one of football’s greatest-ever centre halfforwards and is captain of Carlton’s Team of the Century.

Graham Cornes played alongside both Harry and Stephen Kernahan during his 317-game stint at the Bay, where his sons Chad and

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Kane commenced their football journeys.

Chad and Kane only made 79 SANFL appearances for Glenelg combined, instead making their major mark in the AFL with the Power.

Keegan Brooksby followed in father Phil’s footsteps in making a lasting impression at South Adelaide.

Likewise Central District great Paul Thomas whose father Jamie started that family’s story at Elizabeth, with further chapters being added by Paul’s SANFLWplaying daughter Aisha.

Ben Nelson and Shannon Hurn emulated their dads, Sandy and

Kane Cornes

William, in becoming powerful, no-nonsense defenders at Sturt and Central District, respectively, as was the case with Tom Warhurst Snr and Jnr at Norwood.

AFL superstars Nathan Buckley, Matthew Pavlich and Warren Tredrea easily clipsed the footy deeds of their SANFL fathers, Ray, Steven and Gary, while Crows AFLW megastar Erin Phillips is rapidly gaining on her Port royalty dad Greg in football’s finest father-daughter combo.

With familiar next-of-kin surnames like Burgoyne, Jarman, Mead, Edwards, Stretch and Koster now gracing SANFL grounds, the time-honoured tradition is alive and well. www.sanfl.com.au

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HOW OLD IS YOUR LIST? CENTRAL Ethan East

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Kyle Jenner Nicholas Madden Trent Goodrem Luke Habel James Boyd Ben Nason Justin Hoskin Daniel Menzel Jarrod Schiller Murray Stephenson David Haydon Sam Hanna Nicholas Gillard Travis Schiller Troy Menzel Dylan Weaver Fraser Fort Damon Robinson Connor Mclean Jordan Furnell Joseph Brown Ryan Llewellyn Wyatt Patterson Jackson Kelly Mitchell McKelvie Kyle Presbury Isaya McKenzie Brendan Dew Jonathan Marsh Marcus Barreau Nicholas Lange Chris Olsson Steve Burton Darcy Pisani Brett Kennedy Benjamin Kelly Michael Ortiz Ryan Carnelly Ryan Falkenberg Cooper Dahms Simon Furnell Frazer O'Gorman Johannes Smit Flynn Pisani Ari Rigney Joshua Spence Ethan East Rhett Montgomerie Jordan O'Brien Jack Toner Oliver Shaw Tyrone Milera Henry McCabe Leek Alleer Tyson Richard Rhys Cannizzaro Cameron Wild Wyatt Ryan Corey Durdin Lachlan Grubb Samuel Milne

10/4/86 24/7/86 29/1/87 16/8/88 1/4/89 3/6/89 7/9/91 13/9/91 24/4/92 17/5/92 9/11/92 13/11/92 30/3/94 5/6/94 22/9/94 25/6/95 4/10/95 11/10/95 8/3/96 16/5/96 24/7/96 24/7/96 29/7/96 12/8/96 10/11/96 14/1/97 9/4/97 8/5/97 14/7/97 13/10/97 14/1/98 27/1/98 1/2/98 4/2/98 6/5/98 18/5/98 6/1/99 29/4/99 29/4/99 19/5/99 3/6/99 28/7/99 11/8/99 21/9/99 15/11/99 26/2/00 19/5/00 10/6/00 9/3/01 9/4/01 13/5/01 9/6/01 28/7/01 21/8/01 11/9/01 1/10/01 28/11/01 31/12/01 14/4/02 7/12/02 23/5/19

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Patrick Giuffreda 10/6/87 Jared Petrenko 22/12/89 Christopher Hall 25/6/90 Jarrad Redden 27/12/90 Luke Thompson 8/2/91 Matthew Goldsworthy 25/6/91 Jake Von Bertouch 4/5/92 Rupert Peake 15/9/92 Tristan Carcuro 24/9/92 Louis Sharrad 27/7/93 Angus Poole 7/10/93 Sam Rowland 22/10/93 Jimmy Toumpas 2/1/94 Jordan West 4/1/94 Joseph Sinor 16/3/94 Nicholas Hayes 11/8/94 Ryan Langcake 18/10/94 Jesse Lonergan 14/11/94 Pierce Seymour 6/5/95 Jack Firns 24/7/95 Thomas Gray 13/12/95 Jordan Foote 2/1/96 Jack Hayes 6/3/96 Ethan Haylock 23/3/96 Jake Westbrook 15/8/96 Aron Asfaha 13/5/97 William McPherson 24/1/98 Jake Comitogianni 16/4/98 Jacob Wehr 5/7/98 Jackson Lee 20/8/98 Thomas Schmusch 5/3/99 Jake Weidemann 16/3/99 Nicholas Moore 16/3/99 Harrison Morgan 12/6/99 James Rowe 17/9/99 Connor McLeod 28/9/99 Mitchell Mead 15/11/99 Kai Pudney 9/1/00 Grady Armfield 28/2/00 Isaac Brill 9/3/00 Rhyan Mansell 4/6/00 Ryan Bruce 6/7/00 Samuel Michael 3/8/00 Shaun McNeilly 21/2/01 Jamie Coff 23/2/01 Lachlan Hoile 28/2/01 Luke Barnett 28/2/01 Luke Beecken 18/4/01 Zane Williams 5/6/01 Dale Pearce 3/8/01 Ben Jungfer 6/8/01 Lachlan McNeil 2/9/01 Deakan Jackson 2/10/01 Lachlan Jones 9/4/02

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HOW OLD IS YOUR LIST? GLENELG Jonty Scharenberg

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Marlon Motlop 17/4/90 Chris Curran 4/1/91 Jack Hannath 9/7/91 Andrew Bradley 7/11/91 Max Proud 14/2/92 Matthew Snook 26/3/92 Bradley Agnew 28/7/92 Rulla Kelly-Mansell 3/8/92 Michael Virgin 21/12/92 Carl Nicholson 26/12/92 Matthew Merrett 29/11/93 Thomas Schott 27/4/94 Darcy Bailey 20/6/94 Liam McBean 25/8/94 Matthew Uebergang 6/1/95 Luke Reynolds 9/1/95 Tyler McPherson 31/1/96 Tommy Russo 1/5/96 Cory Gregson 4/9/96 Billy Stretch 8/9/96 Luke Partington 5/3/97 Thomas Condon 7/3/97 Todd Slade 21/7/97 Matthew Allen 18/10/97 Jack Yates 30/10/97 Jack Kluske 3/6/98 Dylan Morton 7/8/98 Jonty Scharenberg 28/8/98 Nicholas Leck 15/3/99 Alex Martini 30/3/99 Sebastian Kerrish 5/5/99 Jackson Edwards 11/10/99 Brad McCarthy 27/12/99 Thomas McDermott 17/2/00 Joshua Holyoak 25/3/00 Liam Wisdom 3/5/00 Finn Betterman 9/5/00 Brad Thompson 3/6/00 Darcy Le Cornu 27/6/00 Clayton Symonds 4/8/00 Callum Park 19/1/01 Angus Weir 29/1/01 Ricky O’Loughlin 28/2/01 Mitchell Martin 26/3/01 Riley Davis 6/4/01 Luke Parks 18/4/01 Jordan Moore 27/7/01 Beau McRae 10/8/01 Sam Liambis 11/8/01 Riley Carter 13/8/01 Austin Kitschke 14/9/01 Reid Kuller 15/9/01 Brady Searle 20/11/01 Angus Cole 28/11/01 Luke Edwards 12/1/02 Cooper Horsnell 19/4/02 Kaine Baldwin 30/5/02

HOW OLD IS YOUR LIST? NORTH Jarred Allmond

Mitchell Clisby 5/1/90 Jarred Allmond 26/6/90 James Craig 18/4/91 Andrew Moore 30/5/91 Alexander Barns 18/5/93 Thomas Schwarz 30/7/93 Lewis Hender 13/9/93 Tanner Smith 8/3/94 Jake Neade 29/5/94 Cameron Craig 12/10/94 William Hartung 24/1/95 Robert Young 2/3/95 Luke Wharton 7/3/95 Alexander Spina 27/6/95 Mitchell Harvey 17/8/95 Campbell Combe 15/9/95 Ryan Marini 16/9/95 Damon Hill 28/11/95 Kurt Waterman 2/12/95 Cameron Tiggemann 26/2/96 Liam Verity 11/3/96 Samuel McInerney 30/3/96 Dylan Aldridge 12/5/96 Keanu Miller 17/6/96 Christopher Barns 21/6/96 Keenan Ramsey 23/8/96 Nicholas Jaensch 1/9/96 Harrison Wigg 16/10/96 Elliot Chalmers 6/11/96 Cameron Hewett 26/2/97 Jake Wehl 27/5/97 Samuel Parsons 28/6/97 William Combe 15/7/97 Brayden Kirk 25/2/98 Ben Jarman 5/5/98 Patrick Davies 5/5/98 Lee Minervini 7/5/98 Kym LeBois 22/5/98 Jake Wohling 27/5/98 Dakota Nixon 3/9/98 Mackenzie Slee 19/6/99 Bailey Hann 11/7/99 Frank Szekely 13/8/99 Samuel Davis 5/9/99 Bailey Coleman-Oakes 28/1/00 Jak Goudman-Glasson 21/2/00 Mack Bowman 4/3/00 Josh Hart 21/3/00 Thomas Robinson 25/3/00 Lucas Di Sotto 17/6/00 Mason Neagle 20/7/00 James Langley 31/8/00 Terrel Rigney 2/10/00 Harrison Campbell 27/12/00 Declan Fahey 5/1/01 Tyran Hill 26/1/01 Dyson Hilder 31/3/01 Jack Scott 27/4/01 Lachlan Borg 3/5/01 Harrison Magor 9/5/01 Karl Finlay 14/7/01 Joshua Byrne 6/10/01 Tyler Mckenzie 30/10/01 Charlie Dowling 3/12/01 www.sanfl.com.au

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Richard Douglas Corey Grove Cameron Shenton Sam Baulderstone Matthew Panos Lewis Johnston Ryan Bastinac Will Abbott Anthony Wilson Tommy Pinyon Mitchell Grigg Michael Talia Brad McKenzie Codey Ellison Dom Bary Emmanual Irra Mitch Wilkins Sam Johns Nic Rokahr Mac Bower Declan Hamilton Peter Bampton Zac Richards Cody Szust Chris Lodovici Matthew Nunn Ben Millman Brad Ficken Luke Surman Nick Pedro Tom Wagner Josh Richards Lachlan Pascoe Cameron Ball Cole Gerloff Sam Buckham Brodie Carroll Jed Spence Tyler Martin Isaac Saywell Jack Heard Tristian Binder Connor Bristow Jacob Collins Sam Barnett Mitchell Carroll Tex Dowdell Alek Kudra Sam Morris Henry Nelligan

6/2/87 31/8/89 29/9/90 25/10/90 25/1/91 3/3/91 22/6/91 5/1/92 2/8/92 30/8/92 2/1/93 11/2/93 29/5/93 6/8/93 7/3/94 25/3/94 1/10/94 18/2/95 16/7/95 27/1/96 18/3/96 15/4/96 5/8/96 4/1/97 14/3/97 18/4/97 8/8/97 13/8/97 7/12/97 22/1/98 16/6/98 22/7/98 2/6/99 27/7/99 2/8/99 28/9/99 26/11/99 21/1/00 6/3/00 14/3/00 27/5/00 26/6/00 15/7/00 29/8/00 29/11/00 6/2/01 2/4/01 18/6/01 20/9/01 7/3/02

HOW OLD IS YOUR LIST? SOUTH Joe Haines

Joel Cross Anthony Biemans Matthew Broadbent Nic Schwarz Alex Cailotto Matthew Rose Jake Summerton Benjamin Haren Joseph Haines Tyson Brown Abraham Kur Lee Hoey Thomas Whittlesea Billy Cameron Ben Sawford Henry Kerinaiua Malcolm Karpany Samuel Overall Jaidan Kappler Benjamin Heaslip Jackson Elsworthy Mark Noble Justin Evans Jake McCreery James Loneragan Thomas Highmore Tyson Hoffmann Jesse McKinnon Liam Fitt Cameron McGree Bailey Snelling Tarik Illingworth Joshua Rosman Cooper Machin Jackson Elmes Nathan Beenham Tate Lovering Riley Clamp Jonty Manuel Bradley Potter Hayden Sampson Samuel Whitbread Luke Bogle Eamon Wilkinson Danny Juckers Reece Milsom Darnell Tucker Tyler Davies Hayden Kernahan Aaron Douglass Lachlan Williams Damon Freitag Beau McCreery Marcus Lippett Daniel Sladojevic Tyler Oliver Zachary Dumesny

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HOW OLD IS YOUR LIST? STURT Mark Evans

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Zane Kirkwood 4/2/1991 Thomas Harms 15/6/1991 Byron Sumner 31/10/1991 Mark Evans 23/11/1991 Matthew Crocker 18/4/1992 Guy Page 2/11/1993 Jake Sutcliffe 1/12/1993 Jack Penfold 16/4/1994 Sam Colquhoun 20/12/1994 Sam Wundke 25/2/1995 Jye DeZylva 3/3/95 James Battersby 7/11/1995 Sam Smith 31/12/95 Abe Davis 27/1/96 Dean Gore 26/6/96 Tom Read 18/7/1996 Joshua Hone 14/8/1996 Henry Carey 7/12/1996 Hamish Latchford 28/5/97 Ash Johnson 6/10/97 Aidyn Johnson 31/10/1997 Daniel Fahey-Sparks 7/1/1998 Steven Slimming 8/2/1998 Joel Thiele 13/3/1998 Luke Edmonds 19/3/1998 Josh Wills 19/6/1998 Will Coomblas 6/8/1998 Malachi Lines 22/9/98 Harry Morrison 7/11/98 Rory Illman 13/1/1999 Jordan Houlahan 19/2/99 Tom Jones 4/9/99 D’Arcy Mitchell 29/9/1999 Adam Trenorden 14/11/1999 Mihail Lochowiak 16/1/2000 James Richards 27/1/2000 Beau Schwarze 14/2/00 Tom Lewis 18/2/2000 Cameron Armiento 18/5/2000 Casey Voss 14/9/2000 Lachlan Burrows 24/11/2000 Tyson Hone 30/12/2000 Oliver Grivell 18/1/2001 Jed McEntee 15/2/2001 Dylan Mattuecci 6/3/2001 Harry Weeks 12/3/01 Josh Shute 28/3/2001 Charlie Allan 22/5/01 Joel Parker-Boers 23/5/2001 Will Crane 31/5/01 Dailan How 1/6/01 Anzac Lochowiak 4/6/01 Skeet Mannuel 10/8/01 Tully Kennett 3/10/01 Heath Wingard 4/10/01 Angus Kitto 27/10/01 Cooper Hough 16/11/2001 Hugh Ferrari 14/12/01 James Borlase 18/7/02

HOW OLD IS YOUR LIST? WEST Murray Waite

Logan Hill 23/1/88 Chol Majok 22/2/90 Mitchell Taylor 16/10/90 Aaron Anderson 20/8/91 Thomas Keough 10/10/91 Patrick Levicki 15/1/92 Joshua Schiller 9/7/92 Nathan Batley 16/9/92 Kaine Stevens 20/9/92 Gibson Turner 22/7/93 Stuart Taverner 11/9/93 Jade Cleeland 30/3/95 Dallas. Willsmore 29/5/95 Brett Turner 11/1/96 William Mead 8/3/96 Joshua Ryan 17/4/96 Connor Fairlie 6/12/96 Mitchell Duval 23/1/97 Jordon Boyle 8/4/97 Murray Waite 7/5/97 Kyle Kirk 7/5/97 Jack Agostino 11/6/97 Thomas Lynch 30/7/97 Andre Parrella 21/9/97 Kenneth Karpany (Jnr) 12/10/97 Josh Koster 1/11/97 Lyndon Hupfeld 21/2/98 Isaac Johnson 23/2/98 Hayden Elliot 10/4/98 Elliot Dunkin 27/6/98 Matthew McKenzie 4/11/98 Dominic Grant 29/1/99 Patrick Fairlie 23/2/99 Edward Allan 25/4/99 Sam Davidson 6/5/99 Thomas Morrish 2/8/99 Keelan Laube 23/11/99 Reed Stevens 25/11/99 Sam May 6/3/00 Angus Rana 11/4/00 Cooper Patterson 13/7/00 Mackenzie Nield 19/9/00 Nathan Caruso 28/9/00 Joel Groom 6/1/01 Kyle Martin 21/1/01 Austin Forbes 30/1/01 Aryan Sareen 13/3/01 Zac Wooldridge 15/3/01 Thomas Rundle 29/3/01 Jack Kelsh 15/4/01 Noah Hannagan 9/8/01 Hamish Ellem 14/8/01 Tom Pearce 17/12/01

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SAD LOSSES FOR SANFL

BY ROBERT LAIDLAW

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here have been numerous former SANFL players who passed away between seasons, adding to the list of missing champions.

One of the biggest names lost to the game, in late May, was Bob Hammond, who played and coached premiership teams in the SANFL, as well as filling the role as the inaugural Adelaide Football Club Chairman from 1991 to 2000.

As a rookie in 1960, Bob played in North Adelaide’s premiershipwinning team, as well as going back-to-back with the Roosters in 1971-72, where his determined work at full back was significant.

In 1974 Bob took on the role of coach at Norwood, breaking a 25-year flag drought the following season, then leading the Redlegs to a centenary premiership in 1978.

He also represented the State, played 248 SANFL games, coached Sydney Swans, was an AFL commissioner from 2001-11, as well as being in the South Australian and Australian Football Hall of Fames.

Former Chairman of the SANFL (2003-2010) and League Life Member Rod Payze passed away in early May. Rod started his involvement in the SANFL as a player with West Torrens in 1960, playing 84 league games through to 1966. After retiring, he then was on the Eagles selection committee before joining the SA Football Commission in 1995.

He filled roles as Deputy Chairman and Vice-President before his appointment as Chairman.

Rod’s passion and commitment to the game was outstanding, which led to his earning Life Membership of the League in 2006.

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Doug Thomas Engineers and the Chartered Institute of Transport and Logistics.

Glen Rosser was first a successful player with Norwood and reserves coach before starting his magnificent administration career with the SANFL. He was only 68 when he passed away last December.

From 1969 to 1980, Glen played 182 league games for the Redlegs, as a hard-running elusive wingman, including two premierships, in 1975 and 1978.

Then in a seven-year stint as assistant coach at Norwood, Glen took the reserves to four Grand Finals and two flags.

After serving as Norwood’s General Manager from 1993 to1999, Glen joined the SANFL, where he served with distinction, firstly as General Manager of Football, before becoming GM of the SA Community Football League from its formation

in 2007 until 2013, as well as being a member of the SANFL Tribunal.

Known universally around the SANFL as Mr West Adelaide for what seemed an eternity, Doug Thomas left a huge legacy when he passed away in April.

He started his League career with West Adelaide in 1951 and in two stints (1951-56 and 1961-65) he played 218 games, mainly as a full back, although he also had stints at full forward.

A premiership player in 1961, Doug also represented the State five times and coached his beloved Bloods in two seasons, 1963-64. But it was in his role as General Manager for Westies from 1977 to 2006 that his true love of the club really came to the fore.

Doug also served the SANFL, as a League Director and on the Match and Permit Committee as well as the Umpires Board, while also a selector

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John Blunden for South Australia from 1990-95. He is a member of the SA Hall of Fame.

A dominant forward for most of his League career, John Schneebichler played mainly for South Adelaide, from 1975-87, with just one season with Glenelg in 1988 before retiring.

In his 234 games with the Panthers, John booted 351 goals, while adding another 25 games and 26 goals with Glenelg. He also played in two losing Grand Finals, with South in 1979 and in his final season with the Tigers.

John played five State games and also captained the Panthers from 1985-87. In his debut with South in 1975, he booted four goals, signalling the dangerous forward’s entry into the League.

After retiring John was Glenelg’s Football Manager, before taking on the role of Football Director and coach at Brighton Football Club. He

passed away in March.

Although not playing a game in the SANFL, David Wark will be remembered fondly for his administration work with Sturt and the League. His son David junior did play 131 games with the Double Blues from 1985-93.

David was invited out to Sturt by Daryl Hicks, where he became club president and served for a decade from 1975, also becoming a SANFL Director from 1981-84, including in a Vice President’s role.

Besides football, David was heavily involved in many other sports, which saw him receive an OAM in 2018 for his dedication and commitment as a volunteer and sports administrator across multiple decades. He is a Life Member of Sturt and the SANFL. Another Norwood premiership player, Rod Seekamp passed away in December. He played in the

Rod Seekamp Redlegs’ 1975 flag-winning team, where he was arguably best on ground out of the centre.

Rod was injured in 1978 so missed the centenary flag. He made a comeback in 1979 but then retired.

After starting his career in 1970 Rod played 145 games in various roles, where he was adept at half back, half forward or in the middle.

He also represented the State in 1974.

Former North Adelaide great John Blunden passed away in February.

He played 141 games with the Roosters from 1949-58, which included two premierships, while also winning the 1953 Reserves Magarey Medal.

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James Francis Wright He was involved with North Adelaide’s committee for many years, including serving as club president from 1972-75.

Don Gilbourne has the unique distinction of playing in SANFL premiership teams in three decades, all with North Adelaide. He played in the 1949 and 1952 flagwinning teams, while captaining the 1960 successful side.

He passed away in early February, igniting many fond memories of his career.

In 14 seasons, from 1949, Don played 206 games for the Roosters and 10 for the State (including winning the O’Halloran Trophy as SA’s best against Victoria in 1957), culminating in his selection in the SA Football Hall of Fame in 2005.

Originally a forward, Don made the transition to full back without missing a beat, with his long drop kicks a feature of his game.

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In November last year former West Adelaide player Maxwell Hewitt passed away. He suited up for 137 games for the Bloods from 1949-60, earning SANFL player Life Membership.

Max is the father of League footballers Glynn and Darryl, and grandfather of former World number one tennis player Lleyton Hewitt.

Glen McPherson is a 100-game player with Glenelg and a World War II veteran. He passed away in May, at 95 years of age.

A lightly-built player, Glen played for the Tigers in the 1940s and 1950s, mainly as a rover, wingman or small forward, kicking 105 goals in 121 games.

He played in Glenelg’s losing Grand Final in 1950 and led the club’s reserves to a Grand Final as coach. Glen continued to support his beloved Tigers right up until recently.

Rod Payze In October last year, former South Adelaide defender Craig Cock passed away. He played 206 league games from 1967-78.

Craig was a dashing defender, who was known for his speed, where he gave the Panthers many attacking opportunities. He was the fourth South player to reach the 200-game milestone.

Former West Adelaide rover Jimmy Wright passed away this June. He played 208 games with the Bloods from 1952-64, including in the club’s 1961 premiership team.

He was more than handy around the goals, botting 360 majors for West, which included leading the club’s goalkicking in 1955, 1958 and 1959.

In his 12 seasons with West, Jimmy played in six Grand Finals but alas, for just one victory. He also represented the State three times.

BREAKTHROUGH PLAYER SANFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE 2020

SANFL MEN’S LEAGUE 2020 ROUND 1 - NOMINATIONS

ROUND 5 - WINNER

The winner of the Round 1 Powerade Breakthrough Player will be announced during Channel 7’s telecast of Saturday’s Round 2 matches from 12pm.

ASH JOHNSON ST U RT The athletic forward impressed for the Double Blues on debut, kicking three goals and taking seven marks in an eye-catching display.

KE E LE Y K U S T E RMANN WEST AD EL AIDE Playing across half-back, the aerobically-gifted defender provided great rebound in the Bloods’ win against the Eagles with her run and carry.

A member of the Statewide Super SA U18 Girls Academy, the 16-yearold also worked hard at defensive stoppages as well as showing exceptional desperation in her chasing and tackling.

NICK LANGE C E N TR A L Originally from Nuriootpa, the 22-year-old racked up 21 possessions, 14 marks, three tackles and a goal in his first League match.

LUKE PARKS GLEN E LG The former Swans Academy member showed great poise across half-back, snaring 10 marks to go with his 16 disposals for the Bays.

SANFL ON 1629 SEN SA IN 2020 SANFL is excited to announce 1629 SEN SA will continue as its exclusive radio partner for the 2020 Statewide Super League season.

Entering its second season with South Australia’s State League, SEN will broadcast a Statewide Super League match each week. ‘’SANFL is delighted to continue its partnership with SEN in providing its loyal fans with energetic and insightful coverage of the Statewide Super League,’’ SANFL Chief Executive Jake Parkinson said.

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THIS WEEK’S PLAYER Q&A

PLAYER NAME: JAMES BATTERSBY CLUB: STURT Nickname: Batts Junior Club: Payneham Norwood Union Falcons Previous Club: Adelaide Crows Awards & Achievements: 2020 Captain, 2019 Runner Up P.T. Morton Medal, 2017 3rd Place

Magarey Medal, 2017 & 2016 League Premiership Player, 2016 Runner Up P.T. Morton Medal, The Advertiser SANFL Team of the Year (2017,2016) 2016 Mark of the Year, 2013 All Australian Under 18’s Team, 2013 State Under 18’s Team Favourite Position: Midfield SANFL Games Played: 122 Debut For Sturt: Round 3, 2013 Player Number: 1192 Other Favourite Sports: Tennis, Basketball AFL Team You Support: Carlton Navy Blues Favourite AFL Player: Chris Judd & Sam Mitchell Favourite Holiday Location: Whitsunday Islands Worst Habit: Singing out loud!

You Could Not Live Without: Mums cooking!

Celebrity You Would Like To Meet: John Cena Favourite Movie: Training Day

TORRENS UNIVERSITY U18 MVP ROUND 1 CALEB POULTER

MILESTONES

MAX PROUD

100 GAMES

BRAIN BENDERS 1. Which West player notched up his 100th game last weekend?

2. League footy returns to suburban ovals next week. What time will all four seniors matches start?

SANFL CLUB: EAGLES COMMUNITY CLUB: ARDROSSAN Playing thru the midfield & changing forward, Caleb collected 34 disposals, 22 contested, 10 tackles, 7 clearances and 7 marks, kicking one goal.

CLUB

ROUND 1 MVP NOMINATIONS

Central

Lewis Cowham

Glenelg

Hagan Wright

North

Kallis Freer

Norwood

Alastair Lord

South

Max Clifton

Sturt

Malachy Carruthers

West

Lachie De Cesare

Eagles

Caleb Poulter

3. Without looking at the team pages, name North’s new coach.

4. Who coached Norwood in 2005?

5. In what position did Central finish on the League table last year?

6. Name the Panther who kicked two crucial goals, on debut, in the final quarter against the Eagles last Saturday?.

7. Who was the Eagles midfielder who was reprimanded for making careless contact with an Umpire in the SANFLW match against West on Sunday?

8. Who captained West Adelaide in the 2012 Grand Final?

9. Name the former well-known Crows player now with Norwood.

10. How many League games did Glenelg’s Peter Carey play?

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FIRST AND FOREMOST

BY PETER CORNWALL

Happy Sturt players proved they were a tight-knit group as the Blues snared the first win of the SANFL season – but the fans were keeping their distance.

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t was the first day back. And it was a day of firsts.

It certainly was the first time a SANFL season had kicked off in late June. A month of winter was almost gone. In fact, the perfect sunny day had a spring feel about it, Adelaide Oval looking as pretty as a picture.

Then there was the limit on the crowd. The ticket lottery. The need to suddenly master downloading tickets on your smartphone. Social distancing with fans spaced apart, friends who had been going to the footy together for decades not able to sit within shouting distance.

But, maybe our coronavirus experience has taught us to expect the unexpected, because it all seemed to go off without a hitch. All the planning, replanning and improvisation in an incredibly testing couple of weeks for the SANFL saw local footy return as the big winner.

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And the firsts went on.

Former Panther Abe Davis, in his first game with Sturt, kicked the first goal of the season in the third minute – with his first kick at his new club.

Then first-gamer Ash Johnson flashed into the Double Blues’ clash with Central District. First kick, first goal. Then, second kick, second goal. Sturt had the first three goals on the board in the opening 10 minutes. In the end, it would prove the difference.

There’s little doubt which name would have been the first to go into the notebooks of AFL scouts watching the game. By four minutes into the second quarter Johnson had booted three goals and Sturt led 5.0 to 0.1. Johnson doesn’t look particularly tall but he sure plays it, leaping to snare strong marks seemingly from well out of position.

His brother Shane McAdam,

recruited from Sturt to the Crows, was about to play his first AFL game for Adelaide the following day. Johnson showed he has the ability to follow him to the top level, the only drawback on his big first day the fact he missed his next two set shots at goal.

First-game Central coach Jeff Andrews would have been more than worried at this stage. But after quarter-time his charges displayed he has plenty to work with, pressuring hard, tackling fiercely and having control of the footy for extended spells, a few times looking like they might over-run their more highly-fancied opponents.

And what a sensation the Bulldogs have unearthed in Nicholas Lange. What a first game he played. The longer the match went, the more assured he looked as he was here, there and

Exciting Panthers first-gamer Beau McCreery proved the matchwinner against the Eagles with two quickfire late goals at Adelaide Oval. everywhere, working and running hard but also showing abundant allround skills to snare 21 disposals, 14 marks and a goal and waltz away with the club’s best player award.

The Dogs’ slow start had kept their fans quiet early on. It took until time-on in the opening quarter before we finally heard one of its supporters hollering, “You Do-ogs”, belatedly making it officially a Central District game. As the tempo increased in the second quarter and the ‘select’ crowd realised a real contest was brewing the noise ramped up and the adrenaline surged – quite a bit different from the canned crowd noise at the wrong times of this year’s AFL coverage.

And the crowd had plenty to make noise about on a day of firsts.

Sturt debutant Lachlan Burrows, whose last-minute inclusion was so unexpected he wasn’t even listed in the Budget, threaded his first goal in league footy from a testing angle in the pocket and

newcomer Beau Schwarze’s snap shot first goal in the last term just about sealed the first win of the year.

Sturt midfield bull Jed McEntee was outstanding on debut in the clinches, his physical work – including nine tackles and some desperate smothers – the stuff coaches love. James Battersby, in his first game as Blues skipper, was inspirational, with a game-high 11 clearances Then there was Panthers firstgamer Beau McCreery who sealed South Adelaide’s thrilling six-point win against the Eagles to cap the first day back for SANFL footy.

Jade Sheedy’s first game as Eagles coach was off to a flyer, his men leading three goals to one at the first break. But South, again lifted by Joel Cross’s almost unstoppable combination of silky skills and phenomenal workrate, had dominated the middle two quarters and the Eagles were still on three goals at three-quartertime, trailing by 20 points.

There had been a total of nine goals in the first three quarters.

But the floodgates opened and first one side then the other looked the likely winner as a remarkable 12 majors were added in the last term. Eagles brothers Jack and Nick Hayes were grabbing marks and hitting the scoreboard and after a couple of goals from mercurial James Rowe – one a stunning checkside around his body on the run from the boundary – they were in front. Then 19-yearold McCreery, with two goals within a minute in time-on, finally sealed the deal. The speedster from Hallett Cove won’t forget his first taste of league footy in a hurry.

Sheedy now has his sights set on a win against Sturt, the club with which he won a Magarey Medal, four best-and-fairest awards and a premiership, being captain for six seasons. If one of the Blues’ alltime greats can engineer a win against his old club, that would be another memorable first. www.sanfl.com.au

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WOMEN’S FOOTY REPORT

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orth Adelaide continued its dominance of the Statewide Super Women’s League, with an 77-point victory against Sturt at Peter Motley Oval in Round 5.

That wins takes the Roosters to an unbeaten run of five victories, at the top of the League table just ahead of the talented South Adelaide side, which has a season record of four wins and one loss.

The Panthers held off the Tigers by 15 points at ACH Group Stadium on Sunday, while in other games Norwood more than doubled Central’s score at X Convenience Oval. And in a low-scoring tussle at Hisense Stadium, the Bloods 4.3 (27) held off the Eagles 1.4 (10).

West and Norwood round out the top four, with Sturt pressing its claim in fifth spot.

The remaining three teams are all locked together with one win apiece.

Crows AFLW player Najwa Allen in action for Norwood in Round 5.

Photo by Hannah Rex.

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WOMENS LEAGUE TEAMS - ROUND 6 All matches streamed live and on demand on SANFL Digital Pass @ sanfdigitalpass.com.au

NORWOOD 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 12 13 15 16

ZANER Matilda.........................

MARTIN Isabel..........................

ZERELLA Jiarna.........................

MACOLINO Jessica..................

TSOUMBRIS Cassie.................

BARISIC Ana...............................

HOLLICK Monique....................

ALLEN Najwa............................

BREED Mattea..........................

GALLAGHER Elisha..................

HISCOCK Shai............................

LISHMUND Alana.....................

GOULD Ashlee..........................

SOUTH 7 2 5 6 9 10 12 13 16 17 18 21

KIRK J...........................................

GORE N........................................

ROTHWELL K.............................

MUNYARD H..............................

CAMPBELL N.............................

TAHAU I.......................................

NORTHCOTT L...........................

BROCKHURST E........................

WHITELEY L...............................

MEYER T......................................

BENNETT M...............................

PETERS S....................................

18 19 20 21 22 24 26 27 28 30 31 36 39

BALLARD Abbie........................

MARTIN Rachelle....................

DAVIS Niamh.............................

KUSTERMANN Keeley............

VENNING Zoe............................

GRIFFITHS Scarlett.................

RODATO Lauren.......................

RAMSEY Gretel.........................

WALSH Kate..............................

ELSEGOOD Mel.........................

NEWMAN Maddi......................

SMITH Emma............................

22 25 27 28 29 30 34 35 36 41 42 45

FRANSON Sam..........................

HARTLEY Cass...........................

DAWE Charlotte.......................

WOODS Emily............................

PACKER Chelsea.......................

FREEMAN Madisyn.................

MORCOM Tess...........................

KELLOCK Ellie............................

VARNHAGEN Deni....................

GOULD Caitlin...........................

BATZAVALIS Tasja....................

MORRISS Tamsyn....................

KOHN Tessa...............................

ARMITAGE Lucy........................

JONES Eloise.............................

SCAPENS Taylah.......................

MARINOFF Ebony.....................

TYMINSKI Ellen.........................

EARL Lucy...................................

COOMBE Casie..........................

3 4 6 8 9 11 12 13 14 16 17 18

ZECEVIC Jovanka......................

CAVALLARO Mikayla...............

SEDUANARY Jessica...............

SMALLACOMBE Grace...........

POOLE Kate...............................

TROMANS Emily......................

BLANDEN Amie........................

LEE Kiana...................................

FALKENBERG.............................

FAZZALARI Natasha...............

FORTH Renee............................

FORBY Chloe.............................

21 22 24 25 26 28 30 32 34 38 39 41

PRATT S......................................

CHARLTON T..............................

WEDDING B...............................

FLANNAGAN-SJOBERG S......

HAMMOND C.............................

NIJHUIS K....................................

GIBBS N.......................................

SMITH J.......................................

SCHIRMER G..............................

CLIFTON L..................................

PENNIFOLD G............................

BUETHKE T.................................

1 2 3 5 9 10 15 17 19 20 23 27

SMITH Shelby...........................

ROSENZWEIG Katelyn............

WILLS Taryn..............................

KEYS Emma...............................

BUTLER Alicia...........................

MURPHY Shannon...................

DOUGHTY Gemma...................

TEAGUE Caitlen........................

BREGUET Lauren.....................

SONNEMAN Demi...................

SMITH Lauren...........................

PERRY Zoe.................................

22 23 25 28 31 33 34 39 40 42 54

SMITH Olivia..............................

THOMPSON Steve-Lee..........

MASON Alex..............................

GREER Zoe.................................

JAMES Ashlea...........................

CULHANE Kasia........................

BIDDELL Chelsea.....................

GRAY Georgie............................

SCUTCHINGS Charlie..............

DOUPIS Connie.........................

HARDWICK Abbey....................

SCHOLAR Hannah....................

3 4 5 7 8 10 13 14 16 18 19 20

SWAN Georgia .........................

DALY Shae..................................

DAWES Elsie..............................

BEVAN Georgia ........................

KEECH Jessie.............................

HEALY Alysha............................

GRIFFTH Lucy............................

SCHENSCHER Larissa............

HOUGH Tiah...............................

KUIPER Isobel...........................

BALLARD Alex...........................

PRENZLER Hannah.................

28 29 30 31 33 34 37 39 40 41 42 49

SPEECHLEY Melinda...............

HOWELL Sheridan...................

AFFOLTER Molly.......................

KENNY Lauren...........................

MOON Soriah............................

AISTROPE Rachel.....................

GOULD Caitlin...........................

McELROY Casey........................

BATES Jessica...........................

BUNGEY Lauren........................

SEARLE Jessica.........................

WILTON Sarah..........................

CLOUGH Joanna........................

FISHER Lauren..........................

GENTLE Millie...........................

TONON Brooke.........................

VIZGAUDIS Maddie..................

DUFFY Grace..............................

ALTHOUSE Molly......................

1 CASTLE Cristie..........................

3 REYNOLDS Kathryn................

4 TYNAN Leah..............................

5 HARVEY Kristi...........................

6 DAVIES Adrienne......................

9 DANIEL Lauren.........................

12 McKENDRICK Mollie...............

13 POPE Katelyn............................

15 BARLTROP Kelly.......................

16 WOODLAND Ashleigh............

19 PERRY Brittany.........................

23 GORDON Tayla..........................

MADIGAN Georgia...................

MICKAN Ella..............................

REYNOLDS Chantel.................

BIAGI Nicola...............................

GERHARDY Tess.......................

JAMES Amber............................

SONNEMAN Jayme-Lee........

ALLAN Sarah.............................

LANE Madison..........................

HUYNH Laitiah..........................

THOMAS Aisha.........................

CANNIZZARO Keely.................

STURT 22 23 30 32 33 35 36 40 42 43 44 49

RIGTER Maya............................

HARRIS Kate..............................

PROWSE Zoe.............................

TRENORDEN Lane...................

MUELLER Kiera........................

WITTERVAN Jaimee................

BALTAIS Joanna........................

JERICHO Aajiah.........................

McEVOY Olivia..........................

BURGESS Caroline...................

BROOKS-BIRVE Amy...............

BROWN Arabella.....................

NORTH

12:00pm Sunday 5 July @ ACH Group Stadium 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

REID Ashlee...............................

GIANAKIS Eli..............................

ZUILL Sophie.............................

TILLER Ebony............................

DAVEY Bronwyn.......................

ANTHONY Zahn........................

PARISH Jamie............................

SAMPSON Caitlyn....................

PIPINIS Pamela........................

TABB Jaida.................................

MAHER Tesharna.....................

DOLAN Charlotte.....................

CENTRAL

11.50am Sunday 5 July @ Hisense Stadium

GLENELG 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

ROCHOW Alannah...................

FERRALL Alison........................

SAMUEL Chloe..........................

CUTTING Leah..........................

HALFPENNY Jade.....................

FENTON Kate............................

SPORN Erika..............................

AVERY Georgia..........................

BUSCH Rhiannon.....................

SMITH Bella...............................

DAVIES Jade...............................

ARMITSTEAD Sophie..............

MURISON Ella...........................

3.30pm Saturday 4 July @ Flinders University Stadium

WEST 3 2 5 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 17 18

EAGLES

11.50am Saturday 4 July @ Coopers Stadium

24 26 30 31 32 33 34 35 38 42 47 50

WARD Amber............................

RADAN Talia..............................

HOWELL Kendall......................

EWINGS Hannah......................

TAYLOR Charlotte....................

CLARK Julia................................

SUNDSTROM Erin....................

GAUCI Lauren............................

CASE Kate..................................

RASHEED Rebekah..................

ELDRIDGE Jorja.........................

HATCHARD Anne......................

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#sturteags

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STURT

EAGLES

COACH: Nathan Grima

COLOURS: Double Blue

COACH: Jade Sheedy

COLOURS: Gold, Green and Blue

No PLAYER

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

No PLAYER

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

2 LEWIS Tom

20....178.... 75.......0........0....................

3 CAREY Henry

23.....180.... 78......35....... 9....................

4 THIELE Joel

22.....178.... 79......20......4....................

5 HONE Joshua

23..... 175.... 75.... 104... 114...................

1 LONERGAN Jesse 2 TOUMPAS Jimmy 3 COMITOGIANNI Jake 6 THOMPSON Luke (C) 7 HAYES Nicholas 9 MANSELL Rhyan 10 HALL Christopher 12 HAYES Jack 14 MOORE Nicholas 15 SHARRAD Louis 16 ROWE James 17 LEE Jackson 21 WEST Jordan 23 FOOTE Jordan 24 ROWLAND Sam 27 SEYMOUR Pierce 28 WEHR Jacob 29 GOLDSWORTHY Matt 34 JONES Lachlan 35 SINOR Joseph 40 CARCURO Tristan 44 Von BERTOUCH Jake 45 GIUFFREDA Patrick 51 McNEIL Lachlan 52 POOLE Angus 55 REDDEN Jarrad

25.....185.... 90......14.......4....................

26....182.... 82......61......26...................

22.....178.... 75..... 28......8....................

29....196.... 89.....174..... 17....................

25.....188.... 85......97..... 101...................

20....180.... 72....... 1........0....................

29.... 181..... 79.....172....125..................

24....193.... 92......59......84...................

21.....180.... 78......13...... 12....................

26....188.... 82......92......37...................

20....170.... 75......24.....36...................

21.....188.... 82.......9........0....................

26....203... 105.....17.......4....................

24....183....80......19.......8....................

26....188.... 83......75...... 18...................

25.....190.... 86.......9........0....................

21.....185.... 72....... 1........0....................

28....178....80.....196....164..................

18.....186....84....... 1........0....................

26....180.... 82......53.......4....................

27.....182.... 78.......0........0....................

28....192.... 90..... 98..... 17....................

33.....187.... 86.....179......4....................

18..... 176.... 74....... 1........0....................

26....170.... 76.....123.....49...................

29....202... 100....103.....56...................

6 DAVIS Abaina

24....192.... 99......51......52...................

8 GORE Dean

24....183.... 83......52...... 15....................

9 KIRKWOOD Zane

29....178.... 82.... 207.... 77...................

10 SUMNER Byron

28....178.... 75.....102..... 18...................

12 SUTCLIFFE Jake

26.... 191..... 89......52......69...................

14 EVANS Mark

28.... 181..... 79.....136....229..................

15 EDMONDS Luke

22.....193.... 82......18.......0....................

17 McENTEE Jed

19..... 174.... 65....... 1........0....................

18 FAHEY-SPARKS Daniel 22.....196.... 92......17.......4....................

20 COLQUHOUN Sam

25..... 179.... 72.... 104....24...................

23 BATTERSBY James (C) 24....178.....77.....123.....37...................

25 PAGE Guy

26.... 177..... 74.....125..... 12....................

27 WUNDKE Sam

25.....194.... 93......30...... 2....................

31 BURROWS Lachlan

19.....196.... 95....... 1........ 1.....................

32 ILLMAN Rory

21.....180.... 82.......8........0....................

34 VOSS Casey

19..... 181..... 74.......2........ 1.....................

39 SLIMMING Steven

22.....183.... 73......65...... 21....................

40 JOHNSON Ashley

22.....189....84....... 1........ 3....................

41 CROCKER Matthew

28.... 181..... 76.....137..... 31....................

50 SCHWARZE Beau

20....184....80....... 1........ 1.....................

58 LINES Malachi

21.....192.... 78.......0........0....................

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LEAGUE STURT EAGLES

1st

2nd

3rd

RD15 2019 @ MAUGHAN THIEM KIA Sturt 13.8 (86) d Eagles 8.13 (61)

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4th

Points

LEAGUE FIELD: UMPIRES Thomas Burke

Andrew Crosby Thomas Bryce

RD9 2019 @ PETER MOTLEY Sturt 12.12 (84) d Eagles 11.11 (77)

GOAL: BOUNDARY: James Georgiadis Timothy Bryant Allanah Bruno Samuel Royans Tom Kelly Benjamin B Williams

QF 2018 @ ADELAIDE OVAL Eagles 8.13 (61) d Sturt 6.4 (40)

3.05PM SATURDAY 4 JULY – ADELAIDE OVAL

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NORTH

NORWOOD COACH: Jarrod Cotton No PLAYER

1

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

RICHARDS Zac

COACH: Jacob Surjan No PLAYER

COLOURS: Red and White AGE.... HT. . ... WT. . ... GP. . ... GK...... G. . ..... B

23.....185.... 76..... 48......4....................

1

2 SZUST Cody

23.....180.... 70......32...... 19....................

2 MOORE Andrew

29....189....88......39......34...................

3 BAMPTON Peter

24....183.... 83..... 80.....70...................

3 RAMSEY Keenan

23.....194.... 92..... 84.....86...................

4 PANOS Matthew (C)

29....192.... 90.....113....128..................

4 BARNS Alexander

27.....201... 100.....87..... 116...................

5 TALIA Michael

27.....196.... 90..... 34......0....................

5 CRAIG Cameron

25.....188.... 87.... 104..... 3....................

6 SURMAN Luke

22.....195.... 85......14......27...................

7 McKENZIE Bradley

27.....188.... 76......54...... 6....................

7 SMITH Tanner

26....196.... 93......57...... 19....................

8 GRIGG Mitchell

27.....180.... 85.....125.... 115...................

10 HAMILTON Declan

24.... 177..... 74..... 40.....28...................

11 ABBOTT William

28....178.... 82......22...... 13....................

12 BARRY Dominic

26....184.... 78......50......46...................

13 BALL Cameron

20....190.... 72.......6........ 1.....................

14 NUNN Matthew

23.....182.... 76......55......24...................

16 ROKAHR Nikolaus

24....182.... 78....... 1........0....................

18 BAULDERSTONE Sam 29....200....110....124.....32...................

21 BASTINAC Ryan

29....182.... 78.......0........0....................

22 PINYON Tom

27..... 197.... 94.......8....... 16....................

25 SHENTON Cameron

29....187.... 78......85.....88...................

26 DOUGLAS Richard 27 WILKINS Mitchell

WIGG Harrison

23.....180.... 81......50...... 14...................

9 YOUNG Robert

25.....178.... 76......61......56...................

10 CLISBY Mitchell

30....183.... 78.....123......11....................

11 ALLMOND Jarred

29....182.... 79.....183.....63...................

14 LeBOIS Kym

22..... 175.... 68....... 1........ 3....................

15 SCHWARZ Thomas

26....185....80..... 98.....33...................

16 SZEKELY Frank

20.... 177..... 68......12...... 10...................

17 HARVEY Mitchell

24....198... 100....106....138..................

18 COMBE Campbell

24....178....84......31...... 10...................

19 HENDER Lewis

26....187.... 83.....107....170..................

21 SPINA Alexander (C)

24.... 181..... 79.....103.....36...................

22 HEWETT Cameron

23.....188.... 82......65....... 7.....................

33..... 181.....80......33......56...................

23 CHALMERS Elliot

23.....185.... 81......43...... 3....................

25.....184.... 78..... 48...... 5.....................

24 HARTUNG William

25..... 177..... 78....... 1........0....................

29 RICHARDS Josh

21..... 173.... 60......13....... 3....................

29 MILLER Keanu

24.... 174.... 65......13....... 3....................

30 ELLISON Codey

26....199.... 96......21...... 15....................

30 COMBE William

22.....180.... 79....... 1........0....................

36 PEDRO Nick

22..... 174.... 62.......5........0....................

34 MINERVINI Lee

22.....180....80......18.......11....................

38 GERLOFF Cole

20....180.... 78......30..... 31....................

36 CRAIG James

29....195... 100....114..... 13....................

42 IRRA Emmanuel

26....180.... 75..... 86.....23...................

37 FINLAY Karl

18.....192....88.......2........0....................

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

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LEAGUE NORWOOD NORTH

1st

2nd

3rd

RD15 2019 @ COOPERS STADIUM Norwood 22.11 (143) d North 10.12 (72)

4th

Points

LEAGUE FIELD: UMPIRES Mitchell Harris Corey Bowen Mitchell Scott

RD5 2019 @ PROSPECT OVAL Norwood 15.11 (101) d North 12.15 (87)

BOUNDARY: William Carter Dylan Speck Brayden Theil

GOAL: Rhys Negerman Matthew Cummins

GF 2018 @ ADELAIDE OVAL North 19.10 (124) d Norwood 15.14 (105)

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#southbays

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SOUTH COACH: Jarrad Wright

GLENELG COLOURS: Navy and White

COACH: Mark Stone

COLOURS: Black and Gold

No PLAYER

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

No PLAYER

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

3 LONERAGAN James

22.....189....88......24......0....................

4 HAINES Joseph

27.....182.... 76......65....... 7.....................

1 McBEAN Liam 2 SCHARENBERG Jonty 3 SNOOK Matthew 4 EDWARDS Jackson 5 CURRAN Christopher 6 AGNEW Bradley 7 REYNOLDS Luke 8 MOTLOP Marlon 9 BAILEY Darcy 10 PARTINGTON Luke 11 BRADLEY Andrew 13 BETTERMAN Finn 14 McCARTHY Bradley 16 GREGSON Cory 17 KULLER Reid 18 STRETCH Billy 19 PROUD Max (C) 20 MERRETT Matthew 22 ALLEN Matthew 23 PARK Callum 25 KLUSKE Jack 27 PARKS Luke 29 VIRGIN Michael 34 SLADE Todd 36 MARTINI Alex 44 HANNATH Jack 45 NICHOLSON Carl

25.....202... 108.....39......92...................

21.....183.... 78......63...... 13....................

28....180.... 79.....113.....26...................

20.... 176.... 60......19....... 3....................

29....190.... 86.....113..... 10...................

27.....184.... 83.....128..... 19....................

25.....188....80..... 64....125..................

30....180.... 76..... 111.....72...................

26.... 177......77......55......45...................

23..... 179.... 78......26...... 18...................

28.... 179.... 82.....150.....30...................

20....184.... 72......14....... 2....................

21..... 175.... 65......32....... 2....................

23..... 175.... 72......24...... 9....................

18.....178.... 70.......0........0....................

23..... 181..... 72......10.......4....................

28....190.... 87......99..... 15....................

26....194.... 90......20......0....................

22.....193.... 87....... 1........0....................

19.....185.... 68.......0........0....................

22..... 175.... 68......19...... 10...................

19.....189.... 83....... 1........0....................

27..... 179.... 76..... 48..... 10...................

22.....188.... 85......19.......4....................

21.....178.....61......15....... 3....................

28....200... 102.....63...... 18...................

27.....185....80......92......47...................

5 BROADBENT Matthew 29....189.... 90......51...... 17....................

7 OVERALL Sam

24....193.... 89..... 68..... 91....................

9 MILSOM Reece

19.....186.... 74.......6........ 2....................

11 HAREN Benjamin

27..... 197.... 98..... 83.....67...................

12 WILKINSON Eamon

20....180.....71.......4........ 5.....................

13 NOBLE Mark

23.....180.... 67......33...... 14...................

15 BOGLE Luke

20....178.....71.......4........ 1.....................

18 DUMESNY Zac

18.....188....80....... 1........0....................

19 CROSS Joel (C)

33.....182.... 82.....175....139..................

20 McKINNON Jesse

21.....186.... 90.......7........ 3....................

21 HEASLIP Benjamin

24....190.... 87......59......27...................

22 SUMMERTON Jake

27.....188.... 73..... 46......0....................

23 KARPANY Malcolm

25..... 177..... 78......20..... 13....................

24 SAMPSON Hayden

20.... 177......71......18....... 5.....................

26 McGREE Cameron

21..... 197.....91.......6........ 2....................

28 BROWN Tyson

27.....188.... 82......66......11....................

29 KAPPLER Jaidan

24....182.... 74......13.......0....................

30 SCHWARZ Nic

29.... 181.....80......58.....22...................

31 FITT Liam

21.....182.... 83......32......42...................

32 McCREERY Beau

19.....182.... 78....... 1........ 2....................

35 HIGHMORE Thomas

22.....193....88....... 1........0....................

36 WHITTLESEA Thomas 26....192.... 87......55......37...................

39 CAILOTTO Alex

28....194.... 94......85......11....................

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LEAGUE SOUTH GLENELG

1st

2nd

RD10 2019 @ FLINDERS UNI ST South 13.9 (87) d Glenelg 13.5 (83)

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4th

Points

BOUNDARY: LEAGUE FIELD: UMPIRES Rowan Hundertmark Chris Bull Sam Morgan David Sobieraj

RD3 2019 @ ACH GROUP STADIUM Glenelg 10.10 (70) DREW South 9.16 (70)

Damian Robinson Scott Hargreaves Elliott Raymond

GOAL: Steven Murphy Mathew Wilson

RD14 2018 @ ACH GROUP STADIUM Glenelg 10.6 (66) d South 9.9 (63)

2.40PM SUNDAY 5 JULY – ADELAIDE OVAL

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CENTRAL

COACH: Gavin Colville No PLAYER

COLOURS: Red and Black AGE.... HT. . ... WT. . ... GP. . ... GK...... G. . ..... B

COACH: Jeff Andrews COLOURS: Red, White and Blue No PLAYER

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

58 MAY Sam 20....183.... 81.......3........ 1.....................

2 6 7 8 10 12 13 16 17 20 22 24 25 26 27 29 31 34 35 36 37 38 47 51 54 57

25.....188.... 85......58.....92...................

24.... 197.... 90......69.....32...................

23.....180.... 82......75......62...................

31..... 174.... 78.... 206....78...................

34.... 181..... 82.....221....123..................

22..... 181..... 81......13....... 1.....................

26....190.... 86......36...... 18...................

23.....180.... 78......43..... 13....................

22..... 175.... 65......13.......8....................

28....185.... 81.....147.... 147..................

22.....203... 100.....16....... 2....................

23.....189....88......30......0....................

31..... 177..... 75.....156....102..................

27.....183.... 82......78......25...................

21..... 197....84.......3........ 2....................

22.....186.... 79....... 1........ 1.....................

18..... 173.... 72.......4........ 5.....................

20....187....80.......7........ 6....................

21..... 179.... 67....... 1........0....................

20....190.... 83.......2........0....................

23.....180.....77......17.......0....................

28.... 176.... 83..... 171.....69...................

23..... 177..... 70......12.......4....................

28.... 197.... 99........................................

27.....180.... 79......93....... 3....................

20....178.... 76........................................

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2 KARPANY Kenny 22..... 175.... 75......51......36...................

3 TAYLOR Mitch 29....189.....77....... 1........0....................

6 HUPFELD Lyndon 22.....193.... 90......10....... 7.....................

7 BOYLE Jordon 23.....178.....77......21....... 9....................

8 WILLSMORE Dallas 25.....193.... 85......16....... 5.....................

10 STEVENS Kaine 27.....183.... 83.....107.....72...................

11 WAITE Murray 23.....182....80..... 34...... 7.....................

12 CLEELAND Jade 25..... 197.... 98.......8........ 2....................

13 KIRK Kyle 23..... 173.... 75.......5........0....................

15 HILL Logan 32.....178....80.....156.....28...................

16 KEOUGH Tom (C)

28....193.....91.....110.....49...................

17 PARRELLA Andre 22.... 204... 108.....41....... 1.....................

18 THILTHORPE Riley 17.....200... 100......7........8....................

19 TURNER Brett 23.....184.... 83......51......28...................

20 ALLAN Edward 21.....178.... 76.......0........0....................

21 BATLEY Nathan 27.....186.... 83.....100.... 21....................

22 DUVAL Mitch 23.....188.... 82.......0........0....................

24 ANDERSON Aaron 28.... 177..... 83......54..... 18...................

25 FAIRLIE Patrick 21.....186....84......15.......0....................

31 RYAN Josh 24.... 197.... 95......32.......0....................

34 SCHILLER Josh 27.....184.... 85.....105..... 19....................

42 JOHNSON Isaac 22.....184....80......10....... 9....................

43 LEVICKI Patrick 28.... 197.... 92..... 64......8....................

44 DUNKIN Elliot 22.....182.... 79......21.......4....................

MENZEL Troy FORT Fraser PRESBURY Kyle BOYD James JENNER Kyle PISANI Darcy GILLARD Nicholas DEW Brendan OLSSON Christopher HOSKIN Justin MARSH Jonathan LLEWELLYN Ryan HABEL Luke (C) HANNA Sam FALKENBERG Ryan LANGE Nicholas DURDIN Corey EAST Ethan CARNELLY Ryan MONTGOMERIE Rhett PATTERSON Wyatt SCHILLER Jarrod BROWN Joseph BUTCHER John HAYDON David RIGNEY Ari

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LEAGUE WEST CENTRAL

1st

2nd

RD15 2019 @ HISENSE STADIUM Central 11.11 (77) d West 10.2 (62)

3rd

4th

Points

LEAGUE FIELD: UMPIRES Harrison Hughes

Michael Schramm Michael Sboro

RD3 2019 @ X CONVENIENCE OVAL Central 7.12 (54) d West 5.4 (34)

BOUNDARY: Jason Moore Isaac Fishlock Terence Carter Martin Elsegood

GOAL: Daniel Hoskin Braden Ford

RD14 2018 @ HISENSE STADIUM West 14.18 (102) d Central 11.5 (71)

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2020 SANFL RESERVES 10.30am Saturday 4 July @ Flinders University Stadium

RESERVES SOUTH GLENELG

1st

43 46 47 48 50 51 53 54 56 57 58 59 60 2nd

COACH: Michael Handby

GLENELG

KERINAIUA Henry....................

HOFFMANN Tyson..................

LIPPETT Marcus.......................

ROSMAN Joshua......................

OLIVER Tyler..............................

CAMERON Billy.........................

WILLIAMS Lachlan..................

ILLINGWORTH Tarik................

EVANS Justin.............................

SNELLING Bailey......................

KUR Abraham ..........................

MACHIN Cooper.......................

POTTER Bradley.......................

12 MARTIN Mitchell.....................

31 CONDON Thomas....................

32 McPHERSON Tyler...................

33 McDERMOTT Thomas............

35 McRAE Beau..............................

37 YATES Jack.................................

38 LECK Nicholas...........................

39 SEARLE Brady...........................

40 KERRISH Sebastian.................

43 WEIR Angus...............................

3rd

4th

Points

RESERVES UMPIRES

SOUTH 3 LONERAGAN James.................

6 FREITAG Damon.......................

13 NOBLE Mark..............................

15 BOGLE Luke...............................

16 ELMES Jackson.........................

17 TUCKER Darnell.......................

20 McKINNON Jesse.....................

27 DOUGLASS Aaron....................

28 HOEY Lee....................................

37 McCREERY Jake........................

38 JUCKERS Danny........................

41 WHITBREAD Samuel..............

42 DAVIES Tyler..............................

FIELD: Mason Beyer Michael Schramm Daniel Whittlesea

COACH: Adam Hartlett 46 47 48 49 50 51 53 57 58

LIAMBIS Sam............................

COLE Angus...............................

WISDOM Liam..........................

MOORE Jordan..........................

HORSNELL Cooper..................

O’LOUGHLIN Ricky...................

SYMONDS Clayton..................

KITSCHKE Austin......................

CARTER Riley............................

BOUNDARY: Steven Evanson Owen Catanzariti Jaxon Williams

GOAL: Matthew Williams Bradley Hammer

2.10pm Saturday 4 July @ Hisense Stadium

WEST AGOSTINO Jack.........................

CLEELAND Jade........................

HAYSMAN Hugh.......................

ALLAN Edward.........................

DUVAL Mitch.............................

DAVIDSON Sam........................

LAUBE Keelan...........................

TURNER Gibson.......................

MARTIN Kyle.............................

STEVENS Reed.........................

FAIRLIE Connor.........................

SAREEN Aryan..........................

WOOLDRIDGE Zac...................

RESERVES WEST CENTRAL

1st

36 38 39 45 48 49 51 52 53 54 56 59 2nd

ELLIOT Hayden.........................

MCKENZIE Matthew...............

LYNCH Tom................................

MAJOK Chol...............................

TAVERNER Stuart....................

SQUIRE Lachlan.......................

FORBES Austin.........................

GROOM Joel...............................

MORRISH Tom...........................

HARRIS Tyler.............................

MEAD Will..................................

ELLEM Hamish.........................

3rd

4th

Points

3 5 6 13 15 18 19 21 23 28 32 RESERVES UMPIRES

1 12 14 20 22 23 26 27 29 30 32 33 35

CENTRAL

COACH: Josh Ramsey

COACH: Mark Watts

O’GORMAN Frazer...................

MADDEN Nicholas..................

FORT Fraser...............................

GILLARD Nicholas...................

MILNE Sam................................

PISANI Flynn.............................

BARREAU Marcus....................

FURNELL Jordan.......................

CANNIZZARO Rhys..................

SCHILLER Travis.......................

TONER Jack................................

FIELD: Jackson Nokes Jack Millar Luke Wittenberg

33 39 42 43 44 47 48 50 55 57 59

ROBINSON Damon..................

THOMPSON Brody...................

WILD Cameron.........................

KELLY Jackson..........................

O’BRIEN Jordan.........................

BROWN Joseph........................

BURTON Steve..........................

SHAW Oliver..............................

WEAVER Dylan.........................

RIGNEY Ari..................................

KENNEDY Brett.........................

BOUNDARY: James Van Gilst Gerard Carter Jonathon Poethke

GOAL: Matthew Tainsh Georgia Henderson

11.30am Sunday 5 July @ Peter Motley Oval

STURT

RESERVES STURT EAGLES

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EAGLES

COACH: Chris Trapp

SHUTE Joshua...........................

LOCHOWIAK Mihail.................

JOHNSON Aidyn.......................

WILLS Joshua............................

COOMBLAS William................

PENFOLD Jack...........................

GRIVELL Oliver..........................

WINGARD Heath......................

MITCHELL D’Arcy.....................

PARKER-BOERS Joel...............

HONE Tyson...............................

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LOCHOWIAK Anzac.................

JONES Thomas.........................

HOUGH Cooper.........................

WEEKS Harry............................

ARMIENTO Cameron..............

CRANE Will................................

KENNETT Tully..........................

LATCHFORD Hamish...............

ALLAN Charlie...........................

MANNUEL Skeet......................

DOYLE Amos.............................

3rd

4th

Points

8 11 18 20 22 25 26 30 32 36 37 RESERVES UMPIRES

11 13 16 21 22 28 30 33 36 37 42

COACH: Jack Kelly

GRAY Thomas...........................

WEIDEMANN Jake...................

BEECKEN Luke..........................

WESTBROOK Jake....................

COFF Jamie.................................

SCHMUSCH Thomas...............

MEAD Mitchell..........................

WILLIAMS Zane........................

BRUCE Ryan..............................

MORGAN Harrison..................

PUDNEY Kai...............................

FIELD: Alexander Reardon Brodie Rayner Nicholas Ghan

38 McPHERSON William.............

39 FIRNS Jack..................................

41 MICHAEL Samuel.....................

43 McLEOD Connor.......................

47 JUNGFER Ben............................

48 HOILE Lachlan..........................

50 McNEILLY Shaun......................

54 JACKSON Deakan.....................

56 PEARCE Dale.............................

60 PEAKE Rupert...........................

BOUNDARY: James Brewer Anthony DeRuvo Taylor Dorsey

GOAL: Thomas Fahey Jared Murton

2.10pm Sunday 5 July @ Coopers Stadium

NORWOOD CARROLL Brodie.......................

BUCKHAM Samuel..................

WILSON Anthony.....................

PASCOE Lachlan......................

BARNETT Sam..........................

GROVE Corey.............................

MILLMAN Benjamin................

HEARD Jack................................

SAYWELL Isaac.........................

COLLINS Jacob..........................

RESERVES NORWOOD NORTH

1st

2nd

BRISTOW Connor.....................

SPENCE Jed................................

LODOVICI Christopher............

BINDER Tristan.........................

CARROLL Mitchell...................

MORRIS Samuel.......................

MURPHY Jackson.....................

KUDRA Aleksander..................

NELLIGAN Henry......................

DOWDELL Tex...........................

3rd

4th

Points

SANFL RESERVES REPORT

N

NORTH

COACH: Gavin Hughes 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 58

orth will be rueing their 20 shots on goal that only produced seven goals (7.13) last week, while their opponent in West had pinpoint accuracy, scoring a miserly two points from 16 shots (14.2).

In other matches, fans were treated to thrillingly close

6 12 13 26 27 28 31 32 33 35 38 RESERVES UMPIRES

15 19 20 24 28 33 34 35 37 39

COACH: Darren Reeves

NEADE Jake................................

KIRK Brayden............................

WHARTON Luke.......................

VERITY Liam..............................

MAGOR Harrison.....................

DAVIS Samuel...........................

PARSONS Samuel....................

NEAGLE Mason........................

RIGNEY Terrel............................

BARNS Christopher................

HILDER Dyson...........................

FIELD: Aaron Bennett Joshua Hardy Christopher Cook

40 41 42 44 45 48 49 50 52 54 59

HILL Damon...............................

WATERMAN Kurt.....................

NIXON Dakota...........................

SLEE Mackenzie.......................

HILL Tyran..................................

HART Josh..................................

HANN Bailey..............................

DAVIES Patrick..........................

FAHEY Declan...........................

LANGLEY James.......................

WEHL Jake..................................

BOUNDARY: Bradley Applebee Reece Wright Liam Draper

GOAL: Thomas Sharpe Michael Button

South’s Darnell Tucker getting his kick away despite the best efforts of the Eagles’ Kai Pudney. Photo by Hannah Rex.

encounters between the Eagles and Panthers, and the Bulldogs and Double Blues.

The Bulldogs did what their League team couldn’t, trumping Sturt by 14 points at X Convenience Oval.

At Maughan Thiem Kia Oval on Sunday, the Eagles narrowly

downed South, 14.4 (76) to 11.2 (68).

That’s a margin of eight points in a game where only six points were kicked from 29 shots on goal.

Despite the inclusion of former North Melbourne and Brisbane midfielder Ryan Bastinac, Norwood fell to Glenelg by 22 points. www.sanfl.com.au

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U18 TORRENS UNIVERSITY CUP WRAP ROUND 1

BY JOSH TEAKLE

Sturt forward Morgan Ferres was a strong performer with three goals in Round 1. Photo: Mel Faull (Get Snapt)

T

he U18 Torrens University Cup launched over the weekend which was music to the ears of SA’s finest underage footballers who finally had the opportunity to put their best foot forward ahead of this year’s AFL National Draft.

Sturt commenced its 2020 campaign with a comprehensive 49-point win over Central District thanks to dominant performances from Tom Powell and Mani Liddy at X Convenience Oval on Sunday.

Powell and Liddy lined up alongside each other in the opening centre bounce and set the tone for the match as Powell found the opening clearance, burst through the forward 50m ark and opened the scoring in the first 20 seconds of the game.

Unfortunately for Powell it was a behind, which was the only aspect of his game that might need a little more sharpening up during the week as he concluded

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the match with 1.3, alongside 34 disposals, 20 handballs and seven clearances.

While Powell and Liddy combined for 18 clearances in a powerful midfield display, Bulldogs midfielder Austin McDonald evened the scales with 12 clearances and 27 disposals of his own to help his side claim the overall clearance battle 38-35.

Liddy rounded out the match with 33 disposals, 11 clearances and five tackles.

Sturt tall Morgan Ferres was the dominant forward with three goals and seven marks as the Double Blues led from the start to open the season with a 14.13 (97) to 7.6 (48) victory.

Sturt 14.13 (97) d Central 7.6 (48)

Central’s Brodie Tuck flies high for a mark. Photo: Mel Faull (Get Snapt)

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Despite their incredibly interrupted campaign, North Adelaide draft prospects Jamison Murphy and Tariek Newchurch didn’t skip a beat in the Roosters’ 12-point win over West Adelaide at Prospect Oval on Saturday.

Both members of the 2020 AFL Academy SA Hub, Murphy and Newchurch helped their side fight back from a three-goal deficit midway through the third term to kick five unanswered goals and take the two premiership points.

After a fast start from North, kicking the opening two goals inside five minutes, the Bloods kicked seven of the next eight majors, including three to Dylan White, to wrestle control of the contest.

West forward Connor Richardson took a strong pack mark and goaled at the six-minute mark of the third term to stretch the margin to a match-high 18 points before Newchurch entered the scene to boot three of the final five goals of the match, earning victory for the Roosters.

Newchurch, listed as a Crows Next Generation Academy prospect, finished the game with a flurry and rounded out the match with 17 disposals, four marks and three goals.

Roosters captain Murphy was a consistent performer through the midfield and ran out the game well following the extended break, finishing with 26 disposals, including 16 kicks, six inside 50s and five rebound 50s in the 8.10 (58) to 7.4 (46) result.

North’s Kallis Freer was his side’s leading possession winner with 27 disposals, while West Adelaide’s Bailey Chamberlain led all comers with 28 touches.

North 8.10 (50) d West 7.4 (46) Woodville-West Torrens midfielder Caleb Poulter had a monumental impact in his side’s 10-point loss to South Adelaide at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval on Sunday.

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Poulter – named the Round 1 Torrens University Cup MVP nominee – started forward before moving into the midfield where he gathered 34 disposals, seven clearances and laid 10 tackles in an outstanding display to kick off his season.

The Panthers started the match strongly with the first two goals before the Eagles kicked eight of the next 10 majors to place themselves in a commanding position, 20 points ahead early in the third quarter.

South came storming home on the back of three second half goals from Liam Nye and strong performances from Max Clifton (26 disposals, seven clearances) and Liam Hamilton (24 disposals and 10 marks) to claim a Round 1 victory over the reigning U18 premiers.

South 10.12 (72) d Eagles 9.8 (62) Glenelg tall forward Lucas Schultz was the star in the Tigers’ 44-point win over Norwood at ACH Group Stadium in Glenelg on Saturday.

Schultz booted four majors and took six marks in a commanding performance.

Tall midfielder and Adelaide Crows father/son prospect Luke Edwards played his role for the Bays finishing with 22 disposals, six tackles and five clearances while Luke Pedlar started the 2020 season strong for the Tigers with 28 disposals and a goal.

Norwood was well led by Matthew Dnistriansky, who had 25 disposals and nine marks while AFL Academy SA Hub member Cooper Murley chimed in with 20 possessions and three tackles.

Glenelg 12.12 (84) d Norwood 5.10 (40)

R.O. SHEARMAN MEDAL STAR PLAYER VOTES ROUND 1

ON THE SIDELINES

CENTRAL V STURT J Battersby A Johnson N Lange Z Kirkwood S Wundke D Fahey-Sparks J Schiller

CENTRAL

STURT

Nil

Jordan Houlahan Hamstring, 5 weeks

EAGLES V SOUTH J Cross M Broadbent J Hayes T Highmore J Haines J Toumpas NORTH V WEST L Hender A Moore N Batley C Hewett H Wigg K Le Bois J Boyle A Parrella D Willsmore

Sturt Sturt Central Sturt Sturt Sturt Central South South Eagles South South Eagles North North West North North West West West North

GLENELG V NORWOOD M Snook Glenelg L McBean Glenelg M Nunn Norwood M Panos Norwood M Motlop Glenelg

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INJURY UPDATE THANKS TO AUSTRALIAN UNITY

10 8 6 2 2 1 1 10 6 6 4 2 2 8 5 4 4 3 2 2 1 1 10 6 6 6 2

GLENELG

Adam Trenorden Shoulder, 2 weeks

Tom Schott

Knee, 4-5 Weeks

Matt Uebergang

Knee, Indefinite

Kaine Baldwin

Knee, Season

James Richards Shoulder, 2 weeks

Darcy Le Cornu

Knee, 5-7 weeks

Sam Smith

Tom Condon

Ankle, TBA

Harry Morrison Broken Toe, 4 weeks

Ben Jarman

Ankle, Test

WEST

Alex Barns

Ankle, Test

Josh Koster

Jake Wehl

Foot, Test

amstring, H 3-4 weeks

Bailey Coleman-Oakes

Josh Schiller

Back, Test

Knee, Indefinite

Tom Rundle

ACL (2019), Test

Sam McInerney

Back, Indefinite

Noah Hannagan Achilles, 2-3 weeks

NORTH

Jake Wohling Concussion, Indefinite Lucas DiSotto

Knee, Season

NORWOOD Anthony Wilson

Calf, 1 Week

Michael Talia

Hamstring, Test

Mac Bower

Back, 2 Weeks

SOUTH Matt Rose

Shoulder, TBA

Mal Karpany

Back, Test

Anthony Biemans Calf, 1 week Jack Elsworthy

Hip, Test

Ben Sawford

Quad, 4 weeks

ACL, Season

Cooper Patterson Hamstring, 2-3 weeks Domonic Grant Shoulder, 2-3 weeks Angus Rana

Knee, 4-5 weeks

Nathan Caruso Glandular Fever, Indefinite WOODVILLE WEST TORRENS Pierce Semour

Foot, Test

Ethan Haylock

Groin, Indefinite

Jesse Lonergan

Calf, Test

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS SANFL STATEWIDE SUPER LEAGUE Sturt 8.3 (51) d Central 5.6 (36) Adelaide Oval

North 15.6 (96) d West 10.7 (67) Adelaide Oval

South 11.8 (74) d Eagles 10.8 (68) Adelaide Oval

Glenelg 11.10 (76) d Norwood 10.13 (67) Adelaide Oval

SANFLW STATEWIDE SUPER LEAGUE Norwood 7.10 (52) d Central 3.6 (24) X Convenience Oval

West 4.3 (27) d Eagles 1.4 (10) Hisense Stadium

North 12.11 (83) d Sturt 1.0 (6) Peter Motley Oval

South 7.6 (48) d Glenelg 5.3 (33) ACH Group Stadium

RESERVES

U18 TORRENS UNI CUP

West 14.2 (86) d North 7.13 (55) Glenelg 12.7 (79) d Norwood 8.9 (57) Central 7.11 (53) d Sturt 5.9 (39) Eagles 12.4 (76) d South 11.2 (68)

Glenelg 12.12 (84) d Norwood 5.10 (40) North 8.10 (58) d West 7.4 (46) South 10.12 (72) d Eagles 9.8 (62) Sturt 14.13 (97) d Central 7.6 (48) www.sanfl.com.au

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SEASON STANDINGS 2020 SANFL STATEWIDE SUPER MEN’S LEAGUE (Positions at the end of RD 1)

2020 STANLEY H. LEWIS TROPHY STANDINGS

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

North

1

1

0

0

96

67

58.9

2

Glenelg

100

Sturt

1

1

0

0

51

36

58.62

2

North

South

1

1

0

0

74

68

52.11

2

Glenelg

1

1

0

0

76

73

51.01

2

Norwood

1

0

1

0

73

76

48.99

0

Eagles

1

0

1

0

68

74

47.89

Central

1

0

1

0

36

51

West

1

0

1

0

67

96

Team

U18

Total

50

50

200

100

0

50

150

South

100

0

50

150

Sturt

100

0

50

150

Central

0

50

0

50

0

Eagles

0

50

0

50

41.38

0

West

0

50

0

50

41.1

0

Norwood

0

0

0

0

2020 RESERVES (Positions at the end of RD 1)

League Reserves

2020 U18 TORRENS UNIVERSITY CUP (Positions at the end of RD 1)

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

West

1

1

0

0

86

55

60.99

2

Glenelg

1

1

0

0

79

57

58.09

Central

1

1

0

0

53

39

Eagles

1

1

0

0

76

South

1

0

1

0

Sturt

1

0

1

Norwood

1

0

1

North

1

0

1

Team

Team

P W L

D

F

A

%

Pts

Glenelg

1

1

0

0

84

40

67.74

2

2

Sturt

1

1

0

0

97

48

66.9

2

57.61

2

North

1

1

0

0

58

46

55.77

2

68

52.78

2

South

1

1

0

0

72

62

53.73

2

68

76

47.22

0

Eagles

1

0

1

0

62

72

46.27

0

0

39

53

42.39

0

West

1

0

1

0

46

58

44.23

0

0

57

79

41.91

0

Central

1

0

1

0

48

97

33.1

0

0

55

86

39.01

0

Norwood

1

0

1

0

40

84

32.26

0

Team

2020 SANFL STATEWIDE SUPER WOMEN’S LEAGUE (Positions at the end of RD 5) P W L

D

F

North

5

5

0

0

257

South

5

4

1

0

196

West

5

3

1

1

155

Norwood

5

2

2

1

Sturt

5

2

3

Eagles

5

1

Glenelg

5

Central

5

Team

%

Pts

77

76.95

10

117

62.62

8

98

61.26

7

160

165

49.23

5

0

92

205

30.98

4

4

0

136

141

49.1

2

1

4

0

143

197

42.06

2

1

4

0

89

228

28.08

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COVER

New Stars 2020

The Road Ahead ROUND 1

Sturt 8.3 (51) d Central 5.6 (36) South 11.8 (74) d Eagles 10.8 (68) North 15.6 (96) d West 10.7 (67) Glenelg 11.10 (76) d Norwood 10.13 (73)

ROUND 2

ROUND 3

Saturday, July 4 Sturt v Eagles Norwood v North Sunday, July 5 South v Glenelg West v Central

AO AO AO AO

Saturday July 11 Central v South Glenelg v North Sunday July 12 Eagles v Norwood Sturt v West

XCO ACHGS MTKO PMO

2019 Season Results ROUND 1

Norwood 9.15 (69) d Glenelg 9.10 (64) Port 11.19 (85) d West 8.6 (54) South 16.6 (102) d Central 6.7 (43) Adelaide 14.9 (93) d Sturt 8.13 (61) Eagles 13.12 (90) d North 8.17 (65)

ROUND 6

Adelaide 12.14 (86) d Norwood 9.14 (68) South 15.11 (101) d West 10.9 (69) Port 18.11 (119) d Central 13.7 (85) Glenelg 19.9 (123) d Eagles 10.13 (73) Sturt 13.14 (92) d North 8.10 (58)

STATE GAME

ROUND 11 Split Round

Eagles 22.9 (141) d Norwood 13.9 (87) Glenelg 19.9 (123) d Central 7.12 (54) Adelaide 6.8 (44) d Sturt 3.5 (23) Port 13.6 (84) d North 6.6 (42) South 9.14 (68) d West 5.10 (40)

ROUND 16 Split Round

South 11.13 (79) d Central 7.7 (49) North 4.15 (39) drew Glenelg 4.15 (39) Norwood 17.7 (109) d Sturt 6.14 (50) Adelaide 15.15 (105) d West 5.10 (40) Port 18.14 (122) d Eagles 8.11 (59)

SANFL 16.4 (100) d WAFL 13.15 (93)

ROUND 2

ROUND 7

ROUND 12

ROUND 17

ROUND 3

ROUND 8 Split Round

ROUND 13 Indigenous Round

ROUND 18

ROUND 14 Statewide Super Family Round

FINALS

Glenelg 18.7 (115) d Adelaide 9.8 (62) North 14.11 (95) d West 9.12 (66) Norwood 13.11 (89) d Central 12.14 (86) South 14.10 (94) d Port 8.10 (58) Sturt 12.12 (84) d Eagles 11.11 (77)

Norwood 8.10 (58) d Sturt 6.17 (53) Adelaide 14.16 (100) d Eagles 10.17 (77) Glenelg 10.10 (70) drew South 9.16 (70)Central 7.12 (54) v West 5.4 (34) Port 16.11 (107) d North 13.8 (86)

ROUND 4 Easter Weekend

Norwood 20.8 (128) d Port 14.10 (94) Central 10.13 (73) d North 9.12 (66) West 18.8 (116) d Eagles 11.13 (79) Glenelg 11.13 (79) d Sturt 10.10 (70) South 10.13 (73) drew Adelaide 11.7 (73)

ROUND 5 ANZAC Round

Glenelg 10.14 (74) d West 8.10 (58) Norwood 15.11 (101) d North 12.15 (87) Adelaide 14.6 (90) d Central 8.7 (55) Port 16.6 (102) d Eagles 9.11 (65) Sturt 14.8 (92) d South 11.4 (70)

Sturt 9.18 (72) d West 8.5 (53) Adelaide 18.13 (121) d Port 16.9 (105) Glenelg 17.7 (109) d Central 8.12 (60) Eagles 10.21 (81) d Norwood 10.10 (70) South 12.12 (84) d North 8.14 (62)

Glenelg 15.17 (107) d Port 8.10 (58) Norwood 19.8 (122) d West 10.9 (69) Adelaide 15.6 (96) d North 9.11 (65) Eagles 12.15 (87) d South 6.9 (45) Sturt 15.8 (98) d Central 8.11 (59)

ROUND 9 Queen’s Birthday

Eagles 15.13 (103) d Central 11.8 (74) Port 12.13 (85) d Sturt 10.5 (65) Adelaide 10.12 (72) d West 10.6 (66) Norwood 14.9 (93) d South 13.13 (91) Glenelg 18.13 (121) d North 12.6 (78)

ROUND 10

Eagles 16.11 (107) d West 6.11 (47) Adelaide 15.10 (100) d Central 6.9 (45) Sturt 10.10 (70) d North 7.8 (50) South 13.9 (87) d Glenelg 13.5 (83) Port 17.11 (113) d Norwood 10.8 (68)

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North 17.5 (107) d Central 11.13 (79) Glenelg 14.6 (90) d Eagles 11.9 (75) Adelaide 13.10 (88) d Norwood 6.15 (51) Port 14.15 (99) d West 3.4 (22) Sturt 15.8 (98) d South 9.8 (62)

Sturt 12.12 (84) d Central 12.7 (79) Eagles 14.8 (92) d South 13.11 (89) West 6.10 (46) d North 6.8 (44) Port 15.9 (99) d Adelaide 10.9 (69) Glenelg 15.10 (100) d Norwood 8.6 (54)

North 12.13 (85) d Adelaide 7.17 (59) Norwood 15.13 (103) d South 7.16 (58) Central 15.8 (98) d Eagles 11.9 (75) Glenelg 12.9 (81) d Port 8.9 (57) Sturt 17.10 (112) d West 8.2 (50)

ROUND 15

Central 13.16 (94) d Norwood 11.9 (75) Glenelg 17.17 (119) d West 6.8 (44) Port 6.13 (49) d Sturt 4.10 (34) South 15.9 (99) d North 2.8 (20) Eagles 5.10 (40) d Adelaide 4.8 (32)

Norwood 10.8 (68) d West 6.14 (50) Port 22.17 (149) d Central 8.11 (59) Sturt 11.11 (77) d Glenelg 9.11 (65) North 10.10 (70) d Eagles 8.9 (57) South 12.11 (83) d Adelaide 12.4 (76)

Elimination Final Norwood 16.14 (110) d Sturt 15.6 (96) Qualifying Final Port 12.13 (85) d Adelaide 8.7 (55) First Semi-final Adelaide 21.13 (139) d Norwood 11.11 (77) Second Semi-final Port 11.10 (76) d Glenelg 11.6 (72)

Central 11.11 (77) d West 10.2 (62) Glenelg 15.6 (96) d Adelaide 14.10 (94) Preliminary Final Norwood 22.11 (143) d North 10.12 (72) Glenelg 16.9 (105) d Adelaide 11.12 (78) Port 15.9 (99) d South 10.11 (71) Sturt 13.8 (86) d Eagles 8.13 (61) Grand Final Glenelg 11.7 (73) d Port 6.9 (45)

Legend

Key: Bold = home team

AO - Adelaide Oval, ACHGS - ACH Group Stadium, Glenelg, CS - Coopers Stadium, Norwood, FUS - Flinders University Stadium, Noarlunga, HS – Hisense Stadium, MTKO - Maughan Thiem Kia Oval, Woodville, PO - Prospect Oval, PMO - Peter Motley Oval, Unley, XCO - X Convenience Oval, Elizabeth

Brain Benders: 1. Nathan Batley 2. 2.10pm 3. Jacob Surjan 4. Dale Lewis 5. 8th 6. Beau McCreery 7. Mikayla Cavallaro 8. Ryan Ferguson 9. Richard Douglas 10.

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