SAAFL Annual Report 2011 - Channel 9 Adelaide Football League

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SA Amateur
Football League
2011
Annual Report and Year Book
Celebrating 100 years 1911 – 2011
2011 MAJOR SPONSORS
& PARTNERS
SA Amateur Football
League Inc.
Annual Report
Financial Statements
2011
Vision
Strengthening communities through football
Mission
To be recognised as a model for all sporting
competitions in South Australia.
Strategic directions

Growing and promoting the game

Being service driven

Having financial sustainability

Creating a safe, healthy and fun environment

Enterprising leadership

Building partnerships with stakeholders

Creating a learning culture
Cover Photo – SA Amateur Football League Inc. Year of Inauguration – 1911
Back Row: RF Middleton, L Dumas, TL Gepp, LE Thomson, FB Frinsdorf, E McCarron, CS Bray
Front Row: BJ Kitson, D Giles, Professor HD Naylor, SW Jeffries, HWD Stoddardt
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Contents
Office Bearers
4
Life Members
4
President’
s Report
5
Chief Executive Officer’
s Report
6
Treasurer’
s Report
7
Financial Report
8
Audit Report
15
Umpiring Manager’
s Report
17
Tribunal Chairperson’
s Report
18
How the misdemeanours compare
19
Misdemeanours report
19
Obituary –Alan F. Statton, OAM
20
Obituaries –John Wilson and Dr Tony Clarkson
21
Life Member Inductees
22
Certificates of Merit
22
Player Life Membership
22
AAFC Centenary Carnival 2011
23
Under 23 All-Australian Team Centenary Carnival 2011
25
SAAFL v Country –MAC Challenge Cup
25
Where the teams finished in 2011
26
Premiership teams and medallists
27
Divisions 1 –7
28
Champion Club Cup
42
2011 SAAFL Team of the Year
43
Leading Goalkickers for 2011
44
Looking back with Don Tothill
45
Divisions 1R –Under 18
46
History

Club Senior Premierships 1911 –2011
66

Club Senior Medallists 1911 –2011
67

Division 1 Medallists 1915 –2011
68

Division 1 Leading Goal kickers 1911 –2011
69

Honour Roll
70
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Office Bearers
President
Chairman
Treasurer
Executive Committee
Gino Capogreco
Trevor Holst
Shaun Ryan
Peter Carter
John Kernahan
Mark King
Stephen Young
Chief Executive Officer
Grant Goodall (from July 2011)
Mark Shadiac (to mid-2011)
Patron
Honorary Solicitor
Honorary Auditor
Tribunal Chairperson
Investigation Chairperson
Honorary Historian
Dr Tony Clarkson/
John Dicker
Gary Palasis
William Buck
Nick Kyriazopoulos
Ian Wallace
Geoff Heard
SAAFL Executive Committee 2011
From left: John Kernahan, Gino Capogreco, Stephen Young, Grant Goodall, Trevor Holst, Shaun Ryan,
Peter Carter - Absent: Mark King
Life Members
Frank Hone (1934)
Clarrie Tideman (1948)
Ted Nazer (1959)
Alan Statton (1974)
Graham Bert (1990)
Jeff Burchell (2003)
Chris Sando (2007)
John Schulz (2011)
Henry D. Naylor (1934)
Doug McKay (1949)
Hibble Main (1961)
Howard Mutton (1977)
John Dicker (1993)
Peter Collins (2003)
Ian Wallace (2009)
Jack Massey (1938)
Cory Treloar (1958)
Bob Elix (1962)
Keith Sims (1978)
Don Tothill (1996)
Fred Bloch (2005)
John Wilson (2009)
Hugh Millard (1948)
Graham Wilson (1958)
Fred Monten (1974)
Frank Cockburn (1984)
Elaine Davoren (1998)
Rex Lambert (2005)
Geoff Heard (2011)
From top left: Alan Statton, Keith Sims, Graham Bert, John Dicker, Don Tothill, Elaine
Davoren, Peter Collins, Jeff Burchell, Fred Bloch, Rex Lambert, Chris Sando, Ian Wallace,
John Wilson, Geoff Heard, John Schulz.  Deceased
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President’s Report
We have now come to the end of 2011 and I must say this
year was the hardest I have experienced in all my years as
a football administrator. At the same time, I am very proud
of what has been achieved and the manner in which it has
happened.
Firstly, I want to recognise the current Executive
Committee and the professional manner in which they
carried out their duties this year. This would be the best
Executive Committee I have been involved with and, in
fact, any committee I have been associated with over the
years. The Executive have shown to be united as one and,
more importantly, placed the interests of the SAAFL above
everything else –as a good committee should.
At the start of the year, we set some important financial
objectives for the League administration, and despite
much resistance, most of our objectives have been
achieved. We made some very hard decisions, and
aggressively pruned extravagant expenses, resulting in
savings to clubs of approximately $1,100 each. We did
receive criticism for this, including being told the sky
‘
would fall in’and our website would fail. Interestingly, none
of this happened and, in fact, our website traffic numbers
improved.
Quoting from the CEO’
s report last year, he refers to
getting
‘
the right people on the bus (and the wrong people
off the bus)’
, being prepared to face-up to facts,
developing a culture of discipline, weeding out inefficient
practices, and getting the right people working, not for
themselves, but for the improvement of the League.
Well, I am pleased to say the SAAFL Executive have done
exactly that, as well as commissioning an in-depth review
of the League and its practices. The review has clearly
identified many inefficient practices and shortcomings.
I must thank Grant Goodall who stepped into the role as
interim CEO under very difficult circumstances. Grant
steered the League through the rest of the year as well as
completing the review of the League, including
recommendations for its improvement. The Executive
have been wanting to do this for some time, and we
were fortunate that Grant’
s presence provided an objective
analysis of our administration.
There have been a number of staff changes that may have
caused some angst among some members; however the
interim CEO has done a mighty job successfully navigating
through these times with little disruption to the League’
s
Gino Capogreco
activities. We have now taken the opportunity to re-gear
our staffing towards a proper business model, which will
provide longstanding benefits to the continuing
development of the League and its administration.
Sadly, we lost three very significant SAAFL identities in
2011. In January, Tony Doc’
‘ Clarkson, the Patron of the
League since 1991, passed away after a long battle with
leukaemia. Doc was 71. Only a month later, Life Member
and Chairman of the League from 2001 to 2007, John
Wilson, succumbed to cancer at the age of 66. Then in
July 2011, we lost a stalwart of the SAAFL in Alan Statton,
OAM. Alan was a much valued long-term member of the
League holding positions as General Manager, Secretary
and Treasurer from 1967. I had the pleasure of knowing
Alan for a long period of time and was deeply saddened by
his passing.
On a brighter note, to all the Grand Final winners, well
done! To Sacred Heart OC in Division 1 for getting so
close in a fantastic game and to Gaza for the welldeserved win after being top all year. SHOC took the
game up to you but you held on. Congratulations!
A big thank you to all who volunteered their time to the
League and its Clubs. A special thanks to Rex Lambert
and his tireless work at Thebarton. To Jack Button and his
umpires, Nick Kyriazopoulos and the Tribunal members,
and Ian Wallace and the Investigation Committee. Thank
you all for your efforts for the League.
To all our sponsors, thank you for supporting one of the
best leagues in Australia and what you do for grassroots
football.
We sincerely welcome our two new Life Members; John
Schulz and Geoff Heard - whom have provided long and
dedicated service to every aspect of our League. They are
worthy recipients.
To all the clubs; like any Board, the Executive Committee
are charged with the responsibility of formulating strategy
and ensuring that the operational arm of the organisation
implements that strategy. New opportunities have already
surfaced, but more importantly, many old doors have reopened to the League.
This Executive has a clear vision about managing the
League’
s assets and revenue in a responsible manner.
The view that the clubs are a bottomless source of funds
has been put to the sword, and I promise you that what will
eventuate in the future will be fantastic.
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Chief Executive Officer’s
Report
Grant Goodall
Joining the SAAFL team in mid-July this year, at a
challenging time as the Interim CEO, has been a great
privilege and rewarding experience. I say privileged
because SAAFL has a proud 100 year history and an
enormous number of passionate volunteers at all levels
of the competition that make our competition perform at
such high standards throughout the season.
installation of new lights for next season. The West
Torrens City Council is looking to make Thebarton Oval
and its surrounds into a major sporting precinct in the
next few years. The decision by your Executive
Committee to move to Thebarton Oval was a bold and
significant vision that will continue to benefit SAAFL’
s
success for many years to come.
The standard of the games and players has also
impressed me greatly. This combined with the genuine
personalities involved in our great sport have made my
time here all the more enjoyable and productive.
Our focus should always be providing support to our
clubs, players and supporters and ensuring our games
are played and managed to the highest standards
possible. As mentioned, this could not happen without
the support of the SAAFL organisation volunteers,
especially your delegate representatives and Executive
Committee; Investigation and Tribunal members lead
by Nick Kyriazopoulos and Ian Wallace; Rules and
Regulation Committee Chairman, Geoff Heard and
Umpires Association Committee Members. A special
mention and thanks must also go to Rex Lambert and
Ian Wallace who have been tireless in extra duties
performed voluntarily.
I would like to particularly thank our President, Gino
Capogreco, for his support during my contract term. I
compliment him and the professional Executive
Committee, who dedicated many hours to ensure the
finals series were a success, and the organisation
continued in a business
‘
as usual’manner, especially
with the staff changes that occurred during that period.
I have provided a comprehensive organisation review
document to the Executive Committee which
recommends a new structure for the organisation;
identifies potential new revenue opportunities and
recommends the implementation of new policies,
processes and procedures to improve our efficiency
and customer servicing, whilst maintaining a tight
control on expenditure and keeping club calls as low as
possible.
The SAAFL is a relatively small business in term of
turnover but is complex due to its sheer size in the
management of one of the largest Australian Rules
football competitions in Australia, with 66 clubs and
8,000 players. The team of staff at SAAFL numbers
over 250, with 210 umpires and the additional numbers
made up by seasonal contractors and a handful of
administrative staff.
At a club level, thank you to the many hundreds of club
officials and thousands of supporters who are a vital
aspect of our game. To the 8,000 players,
congratulations on your commitment to the SAAFL
competition and congratulations to all Grand Final
winners.
Thanks also go to the SAAFL staff, media writers,
Grass Roots television programme producer Lisa
Wright, umpires, and our sponsors for ensuring that we
had a successful season.
The seasonal aspect of our organisation and the
management of the Thebarton Oval venue do present
challenges and in my review I identified the Thebarton
Oval venue has the potential to be better utilised. The
Thebarton Oval lighting project should see the
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Treasurer’s Report
Shaun Ryan
I take great pride in providing, as far as can be
ascertained, the first written Treasurer’
s Report
provided to members in the League’
s history. I would
like to thank my fellow Executive members for their
help and guidance during this difficult year.
Becoming the 11th Treasurer in SAAFL history was
always in my eyes going to be a challenging job, as
the year unfolded it became clear to me that the
internal office management of accounting and finance
practices required a complete overhaul to bring them
up to contemporary standards.
The Executive Committee and interim CEO have been
working on setting up appropriate financial processes
for our organisation, which align to best practice. An
example of this is having clearly documented audit
trails for all cash payments, something that was
introduced at the start of this year but not put in place
until recently.
This year’
s financial accounts directly reflect the year
that we have had. The decision to terminate the
contract of the former CEO in addition to paying for an
interim replacement CEO has had an impact on the
bottom line. We have also needed to employ other
contract staff to replace departing staff.
The Executive have been very happy with the
improvements made in the administration of the
business in recent times. In addition, we have utilised
the services of a contract qualified accountant to
scrutinise the League’
s finances and accounts. This
scrutiny, together with our newly established practices,
has already identified many areas of improvement in
our finances, assets, data entry and reporting.
Our current cash position does require some
explanation. We currently have approximately $75,000
in our account which is represented as a liability on the
balance sheet for the Thebarton lights program. There
has been approximately $70,000 paid out in long
service leave and annual leave to three staff members
who left in late 2011.
In moving forward to 2012 the Executive has approved
for the panel umpires bonus to be incorporated into the
weekly umpires’payment, so this will be reduced from
Club’
s call fees. Also, payment for umpires in finals will
be made equally by the two competing teams allowing
the League to reduce club call fees by the appropriate
amount.
The administration component of the calls will remain
unchanged. It is estimated that there will be a slight
increase in insurances, but these will be reflective of
what we are charged by the SANFL.
The 2012 Budget is planned to deliver approximately
$110,000 surplus, which it is aimed to be delivered by
increasing new revenue streams through increased
use of Thebarton Oval and new sponsorships.
In closing I wish to thank all the delegates for their
support during my first year and I expect that this
Executive’
s willingness to be totally transparent has
been appreciated.
Thank you.
Members should note that funds previously excluded
from the financial statements in relation to the Robert
Johnston Trust have now been reported. This
represents approximately $70,000 consisting of shares
and cash. Clubs should be aware that no current
member of the Executive was previously aware of the
existence of these funds.
There have been many disruptions in the
administration of the League during this past year but
the Executive have already noticed the benefits of our
decisions and have remained focussed on a businessas-usual approach.
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FINANCIAL REPORT
Financial Statements
For the year ending 30 September 2011
INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30th September 2011
NOTES
INCOME
Accreditation and Training
Advertising
Calls
Centenary Functions
Development Grants
Dividends and Interest from Investments
Fines
Gate Taking, Major Round
Freehold Property Income
Insurance Recoveries
Junior Football Income
League History
Loan Jumper Hire Income
Medal Count Function
Media Contributions from members
NAB Challenge Income
Sales of match equipment
Royalties
Sponsorships and Grants
State and Representative Football
Sundries
Thebarton Precinct
Web Photo Sales
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENSES
Accreditation and Training
Advertising
Affiliation Fees & Expenses
Annual Dinner
Audit Fees
AAFC Expenses
Bad Debts
Bank Fees
Canteen and Catering
Centenary Activities
Communication Expense
Depreciation
Entertainment
Football Newspaper
History Expense
Honoraria
Impairment of stock
Information Technology
Insurance –General
Interest Expense
Junior Football
League Uniforms
Major Round Expenses
Medal Count Expenses
Medals and Trophies
2011
4,061
16,844
326,728
32,685
22,294
12,729
14,390
148,719
49,221
109,573
1,238
(329)
1,218
24,511
8,006
30,342
2,257
11,427
162,969
3,899
25,877
196,827
1,994
__________
2010
6,424
9,586
323,241
14,438
12,312
20,850
164,506
26,181
106,980
1,500
4,934
1,615
23,963
48,560
3,760
20,219
158,360
2,727
2,235
125,898
1,667
__________
1,207,480
1,079,956
1,512
3,195
1,975
10,426
490
4,098
26,500
33,822
22,112
39,691
1,149
28,508
370
1,000
54,520
58,283
101,662
2
656
13,461
23,133
13,526
17,122
240
3,241
2,883
1,900
4,875
3,956
6,648
1,818
18,297
38,114
9,535
850
54,144
99,783
241
388
14,499
22,521
14,290
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INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30th September 2011 (Continued)
NOTES
Media Expense
Motor Vehicle Expense
NAB Challenge Expenses
Payroll Expenses
Photocopying
Photo Sales
Printing and Stationery
Professional Fees
Repairs and Maintenance
Seminar Expense
Staff Training
State and Representative Football
Sundry
Taxes and Charges
Thebarton Precinct Expenses
Travel Expenses
Umpires Fees and Expenses
Utilities
TOTAL EXPENSES
OPERATING SURPLUS (DEFICIT)
Accumulated Funds Beginning of Year
Adjustment to accumulated funds
Accumulated Funds End of Year
2011
2010
31,658
52,052
7,015
352,644
6,008
763
12,616
43,313
1,819
82
2,997
30,681
20,850
24,570
230,045
482
111,028
__________
34,345
18,039
377,999
7,350
19,699
15,117
1,106
2,609
23,091
6,133
14,196
134,667
24
107,144
528
__________
1,368,714
1,077,392
(161,234)
2,564
451,496
449,633
-
(701)
290,262
451,496
This statement should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.
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BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30th September 2011
NOTES
2011
2010
2
3
4
208,048
57,442
22,108
__________
276,189
64,549
75,383
__________
287,598
__________
416,121
__________
136,941
1,175,459
__________
94,702
1,115,683
__________
Total Non-Current Assets
1,312,400
__________
1,210,385
__________
Total Assets
1,599,998
__________
1,626,506
__________
NOTES
2011
2010
7
8
196,539
10,302
__________
138,552
84,619
__________
Total Current Liabilities
206,841
__________
223,171
__________
Total Liabilities
206,841
__________
223,171
__________
Net Assets
1,393,157
__________
1,403,335
__________
290,262
1,102,895
_________
451,496
951,839
__________
1,393,157
_________
1,403,335
__________
2011
2010
Current Assets
Cash
Receivables
Inventories
Total Current Assets
Non-Current Assets
Investments
Property & Equipment
Current Liabilities
Creditors and Borrowings
Provisions
Members Funds
Accumulated Funds
Other Funds
5
6
9
Total Members Funds
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30th September 2011
NOTES
Cash Flows from Operating Activities
Receipts
Payments
Interest Received
Interest Paid
Net Cash provided by Operating Activities
10(b)
Cash Flows from Investing Activities
Payments for Property, Plant and Equipment
Purchases of Investments
Proceeds from Sale of Investments
Net Cash provided (used) by Investing Activities
Net increase (decrease) in Cash
Cash at Beginning of Year
Cash at End of Year
10(a)
1,120,838
(1,211,056)
12,729
(2)
__________
(77,491)
1,341,098
(1,320,701)
12,461
(241)
__________
32,617
(14,467)
23,817
__________
9,350
(5,571)
(4,460)
5,000
__________
(5,031)
(68,141)
276,189
__________
208,048
__________
27,586
248,603
__________
276,189
__________
This statement should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30th September 2011
Note 1 –Statement of Accounting Policies
This financial report is a special purpose report and has been prepared for distribution to members to satisfy the
financial reporting requirements of the constitution of the League and the Associations Incorporation Act of South
Australia. The committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity.
The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis using historical costs and does not take into account
changing money values or, except where stated, current valuation of non-current assets.
The following significant accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous year unless otherwise stated, have
been adopted in the preparation of this financial report.
(a) Income Tax
The League is exempt from Income Tax under Section 23 g (iii) of the Income Tax Assessment Act.
(b) Inventories
Inventories consist of match equipment and general merchandise and are valued at the lower of cost or net realisable
value.
(c) Investments
Investments are valued at recoverable amount which is the quoted market value in the case of shares in listed
companies, and income is brought into account on an accrual basis. Expected net cash flows from investments have
not been discounted to present value in determining recoverable amount.
(d) Provision for Employee Entitlements
Provision has been made for the League’
s liability for annual leave and long service leave at balance date. Long
service leave is accrued for all employees with more than five years of service with the League. The League has no
legal obligation to provide benefits to employees on retirement. All entitlements have been measured at the nominal
amount rather than present value of estimated future cash flows. Contributions are made by the League to an
Employee Superannuation Fund, and are charged as expenses as incurred.
(e) Property & Equipment
The depreciable amount of Property & Equipment is depreciated over the estimated life of the asset, commencing from
the time that the asset is held ready for use.
The carrying amount of property and equipment is reviewed annually to ensure that it is not in excess of the recoverable
amount from those assets.
The recoverable amount is assessed on the basis of the expected net cash flow which will be received from the assets'
employment and subsequent disposal. The expected net cash flows have been discounted to present values in
determining the recoverable amount.
(f) Impairment of Assets
At each reporting date, the League reviews the carrying value of its assets to determine whether there is any indication
that those assets have been impaired. If such indication exists, the recoverable amount of the asset, being the higher of
the asset's fair value less cost to sell and value in use, is compared to the asset's carrying value. Any excess of the
asset's carrying value over its recoverable amount is expensed to the income statement.
(g) Cash and Investments brought to account
In a prior period, the SAAFL received donations for a player seriously injured during a football game, the intention being
that the funds would be used to support the injured player. These funds have been recognised in the financial
statements for the first time this year within short term deposits ($23,817) and investments ($51,068). Following the
death of the player, legal opinion is to be obtained on the correct ownership and treatment of these funds and income
arising thereon.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30 September 2011 (Continued)
(h) Comparative Figures
Comparative figures have been adjusted to conform to changes in presentation for the current financial year where
required by Accounting Standards or as a result of changes in accounting policy.
NOTES
2011
2010
10(a)
391
16,635
167,205
23,817
__________
208,048
63
160
26,529
249,437
__________
276,189
57,442
__________
57,442
64,549
__________
64,549
13,751
8,357
__________
22,108
10,625
60,229
4,529
__________
75,383
136,941
__________
94,702
__________
136,941
__________
94,702
__________
1,075,000
(26,375)
164,659
(55,182)
133,562
(116,205)
__________
990,000
(22,750)
164,659
(36,788)
119,094
(98,532)
__________
1,175,459
__________
1,115,683
__________
31,608
91,396
73,535
__________
14,052
96,520
27,980
__________
196,539
__________
138,552
__________
Note 2 –Cash
Cash on Hand
Undeposited Funds
Cash at Bank
Deposits at Call
Short Term Deposits
Please refer to note 1(g) in regards to short term deposits brought to account.
Note 3 –Receivables
Debtors
Note 4 –Inventories
League Ties & Match Equipment (at Cost)
Centenary Book (at Cost)
Canteen & Catering (at Cost)
During the year, the Centenary Book stock was written off as it has been
determined that the stock is now obsolete. In accordance with Note 1(f)
the value of the stock on hand has been written off to the profit and loss
statement.
Note 5 –Investments
Shares at market value 30/09/2011
Please refer to note 1(g) in regards to investments brought to account.
Note 6 –Property & Equipment
North Adelaide Property (Capital value for ESL)
Less Accumulated Depreciation
Leasehold Improvements
Furniture & Equipment (at cost)
Note 7 –Creditors & Borrowings
Trade Creditors
Sundry Creditors & Accruals
Tax Payable
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30 September 2011 (Continued)
Note 8 –Provisions
Annual Leave
Long Service Leave
4,158
6,144
__________
25,523
59,096
__________
10,302
__________
84,619
__________
1,000
100,327
1,001,068
500
__________
1,000
34,271
916,068
500
__________
1,102,895
__________
951,839
__________
951,839
66,056
85,000
__________
882,864
(11,025)
80,000
__________
1,102,895
__________
951,839
__________
Cash on Hand
Cash at Bank (Overdraft)
Deposits
391
16,635
191,022
__________
223
26,529
249,437
__________
Net Cash
208,048
__________
276,189
__________
Note 9 –Other Funds
E Pfitzner Memorial Fund
Investment Revaluation Reserve
Property Revaluation Reserve
H Treloar Memorial Fund
Movement in Other Funds
Balance at beginning of year
Add: Investment Revaluation Reserve
Add: Property Revaluation
Add: Other Reserves
Balance at end of year
Note 10 –Cash Flow Information
(a) Reconciliation of Cash
For the purpose of cash flow, cash includes cash on hand and cash at bank and
deposits, net of outstanding bank overdraft.
(b) Reconciliation of Net cash provided by operating activities to operating
surplus (deficit).
Operating Surplus (Deficit)
Non cash flows in operating surplus:
Depreciation
Changes in assets & liabilities
Increase/(Decrease) in Creditors
(Increase)/Decrease in Receivables
(Increase)/Decrease in Inventories
Increase/(Decrease) in Provisions
Net Cash from Operating Activities
(161,234)
2,564
39,691
38,114
57,987
7,107
53,275
(74,317)
__________
73,161
(32,411)
(64,048)
15,237
__________
(77,491)
__________
32,617
__________
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STATEMENT BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
In the opinion of the Executive Committee, the accompanying accounts
1.
Present fairly the financial position of the South Australian Amateur Football League as at 30 September 2011 and the results
and cash flow for the year ended at that date
2.
Have been prepared and presented in accordance with applicable Accounting Concepts applicable Accounting Standards, and
the Associations Incorporation Act.
At the date of this statement, we have reasonable grounds to believe that the League will be able to pay its debts as and when they
fall due.
The statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Executive Committee and is signed for and on-behalf of the Executive
Committee by:
S. Ryan
Executive Member
G. Capogreco
Executive Member
Dated this day 21st November 2011.
REPORT BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
In accordance with Section 35 (5) of the Associations Incorporation Act, 1985, The Executive Committee of the South Australian
Football League Incorporated hereby states that during the financial year ended 30th September 2011:
(a)
(1) no officer of the League;
(2) no firm of which the officer is a member; and
(3) no body corporate in which an officer has a substantial financial interest, has received or became entitled to receive a benefit as a
result of a contract between the Officer, firm, or body corporate and the League except for the following:
G. Goodall holds the position of Chief Executive Officer and has a contract of employment with the League.
(b) no officer of the League has received directly or indirectly from the League any payment or other benefit of pecuniary value.
This report is made in accordance with a resolution of the Executive Committee and is signed for and behalf of the Executive
Committee by:
S. Ryan
Executive Member
G. Capogreco
Executive Member
Dated this day 21st November 2011.
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INDEPENDENT AUDIT REPORT
TO THE MEMBERS OF
THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL LEAGUE INCORPORATED
Report on the Financial Report
We have audited the accompanying financial report, being a special purpose financial report, of the South Australia
Amateur Football League Incorporated, which comprises the balance sheet as at 30 September 2011 and the
statement of income and expenditure and cash flow statement for the year then ended, a summary of significant
accounting policies, other explanatory notes and statement by the executive committee.
Executive Committee’
s Responsibility for the Financial Report
The executive committee of the association is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial
report and have determined that the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial statements, which form
part of the financial report, are consistent with the financial reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act
(South Australia) and are appropriate to meet the needs of the members. The executive committee’
s responsibilities
also include establishing and maintaining internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of the
financial report that is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error; selecting and applying
appropriate accounting policies; and making accounting estimates that are reasonable in the circumstances.
Auditor’
s Responsibility
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial report based on our audit. No opinion is expressed as to
whether the accounting policies used, as described in Note 1, are appropriate to meet the needs of the members. We
conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. These Auditing Standards require that we
comply with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements and plan and perform the audit to obtain
reasonable assurance whether the financial report is free from material misstatement.
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial
report. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’
s judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material
misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor
considers internal control relevant to the entity’
s preparation and fair presentation of the financial report in order to
design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on
the effectiveness of the entity’
s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting
policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by the committee, as well as evaluating the
overall presentation of the financial report.
The financial report has been prepared for distribution to members for the purpose of fulfilling the executive
committee’
s financial reporting under the Associations Incorporation Act (South Australia). We disclaim any assumption
of responsibility for any reliance on this report or on the financial report to which it relates to any person other than the
members, or for any purpose other than that for which it was prepared.
We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit
opinion.
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INDEPENDENT AUDIT REPORT
TO THE MEMBERS OF
THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL LEAGUE INCORPORATED
Independence
In conducting our audit, we have complied with the independence requirements of Australian professional ethical
pronouncements.
Auditor’
s Opinion
In our opinion:
a) the financial report presents fairly in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial
report the financial position of the South Australia Amateur Football League Incorporated as at 30 September 2011,
and the results of its operations for the year then ended; and
b) we have obtained all the information and explanations required from the Association.
Emphasis of Matter
The financial report is prepared in accordance with a special purpose framework and accordingly may not be suitable
for other purposes. The above opinion is not modified in respect of this matter.
William Buck
ABN: 38 280 203 274
D.B. Spencer
Partner
th
Dated this 18 day of November, 2011
Adelaide
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Umpiring Manager’s
Report
Jack Button
Reviewing the past year has been an exciting time. This
is where all the hard work by umpires and other matchday officials is acknowledged, but more so because the
proof of all this hard work is made evident. The diligence
which all umpires, coaches and support people have
brought to their positions is to be commended. Return of
match day paperwork this year has been exceptional.
In season 2011:
Established practices such as accreditation, punctuality,
communication of match-day issues, training and
coaching focus has been consolidated from 2010 and
we will continue to improve on these criteria in 2012.
This year has been a time for change in leadership,
which inevitably brings its own issues and challenges.
However, the professionalism displayed by coaching
staff and umpires in general has been of a high quality.
The education of umpires regarding accreditation and
coaching has had a focus on player safety (in particular
the ball player), and this has added to the overall
positive outcome for the year.

15 Club umpires went through 3 modules of Level 1
Accreditation

League appointed boundary umpires officiated in
Division 4 for the first time

A female field umpire officiated in a Division 1 A
game for the first time in our history

Matt Konetschka, a SAAFL Division 1 Grand Final
boundary umpire from 2010, officiated in the SANFL
Grand Final in 2011

26 umpires made their debut at Division 1 level
across field, boundary and goal umpiring
Thanks to John Morrison, Stephen Mallett, Peter Angel
and all other support coaching staff for all their work this
year, and also my personal thanks must go to Barry
Oates for being a constant source of information and
support.
I have specifically implemented a shift towards more
open lines of communication with the clubs this year,
and the plan is to build on this in 2012 with a captains
‘
and coaches night’
. The aim of such an event is to
break down the barriers and myths between these
equally important groups.
SAAFL UMPIRES ASSOCIATION AWARD WINNERS 2011
Casey Cooper Medal:
Rex Lambert Achievement Award:
Best First Year Field Umpire:
Most Improved Field Umpire:
Rick Starkie Medal Boundary Umpire:
Most Improved Boundary Umpire:
Most Improved Goal Umpire:
Alan Egan Goal Umpire Award:
Daryl Crebbin
Wayne Rose
Giles Lewis
Adrian Drosd
Finn Borgas
Jacob Irish
James Smart
Tony Trist
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Tribunal Chairperson’s Report
Nick Kyriazopoulos
Members of the Tribunal conducted Tribunal hearings
each Wednesday and on other week nights during the
minor and major rounds of the 2011 season.
The Tribunal format for standard reports laid by the
umpire have remained unchanged, however the
process of charges being laid through investigations
was refined further this year with most clubs accepting
that charges laid as a result of an investigation
instigated by a club or person observing an incident
that was not reported by the umpire on the day leading
to the club taking the initiative.
The Investigation Committee, comprising Ian Wallace
and John Staker, work through numerous complaints
either of unacceptable conduct by players or club
officials both on and off the field of play, and then
determine whether a charge should be laid against a
player or a club official. The review investigation
process has worked extremely successfully this year.
Appeals
against
Tribunal
decisions
for
penalties/suspensions imposed of 3 matches or more
was introduced by the League at the start of the 2011
football season with varying degrees of success. This
was mainly due to Clubs and their officials/advisors not
being clear with the new rule or the process. It is
advisable that all Clubs that resolve to enter the
appeal process ensure the grounds for the appeal be
determined, and a strong case be put as to why the
original decision would need to overturned or the
penalty is manifestly too high. I am sure that this
process, after the initial teething period, will be better
understood in the future by the Clubs allowing for a
smoother process.
I take this opportunity to thank all members of the
Executive who sat on the Tribunal Appeal Board as it
was an opportunity for them to have a better
understanding of the general mechanics, and also
have an understanding as to where they may be able
to assist the Clubs in the future on such matters.
Tribunals deliberated on 143 reports in 2011 (a 6.0%
increase compared with the 2010 season). The reports
have increased compared to the previous year albeit
marginally. The reports range from striking another
player (the most common) to offences against
umpires. It seems that the existence of the Tribunal in
an organised football competition is an accepted part
of the process and it will adjudicate on any on-field
offence that is brought before it. This does not mean
that clubs should not take responsibility for the on-field
conduct of their players. It is imperative that both the
Clubs and players work towards the enjoyment of an
extremely competitive game of football and not the
conduct as displayed by the majority of player reports
that have been lodged with the Tribunal this year.
Support of umpires in all Divisions, and at all levels of
experience, by all Clubs is imperative if our game is to
prosper. We are not seeing the camaraderie that is
necessary within both ranks (playing and umpiring)
that will bring about an environment that will
encourage either the young or the retired player to
take up the challenge. This is imperative as one of the
major lifelines of our competition will be lost. The
Tribunal, with the support of the Executive Committee,
are steadfast in their support of the umpires and will
continue to do their utmost in providing the right
environment for this important group to make their
contribution for the benefit of our game. We need all
Clubs to support this position otherwise we will not
succeed.
I will continue to raise concerns in relation to the
presentation of some umpires’evidence on the night of
a Tribunal hearing as their evidence continues to
cause confusion for all members of the Tribunal with
its lack of substance. This matter will need the
attention of the umpiring coaching panel as there is a
need to have all umpires firstly confident to report, and
secondly confident to present their case at Tribunal
without fear. Tribunal members will continue to assist
where
possible
without
compromising
the
hearing. Junior umpires continue to require assistance
as they attempt to grasp the reporting/tribunal process,
so there has to be a re-think by the League, the
umpire coaching panel, and Tribunal members as to
how they can assist the younger group.
I take this opportunity to thank all members of the
Executive Committee for their support and to and the
administration staff for their expertise and assistance.
In conclusion I thank all members of the Tribunal for
their effort during the 2011 season. It is without
question the most capable group of people with whom
I continue to enjoy working with. Their burning desire
to contribute to the SAAFL for the betterment of
football is beyond question and their knowledge is
second to none, while all have the ability to be resolute
and fair in all decisions.
Tribunal members
Nick Kyriazopoulos (Chairperson Tribunal), Ian
Wallace (Chairperson Investigation), Stan Condous,
Colin Davidson, Liam Gaunt, Neville Harris, Phil
Haynes, Rex Lambert, Alf Macolino, Craig Roberts,
John Staker, Ron Stennett, Justice Steve Strickland.
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How the misdemeanours compare
Reports
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
146
171
151
132
136
116
100
213
167
145
135
143
Found not guilty
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
39
35
30
16
23
17
21
35
33
41
19
35
(26.7%)
(20.7%)
(19.9%)
(12.1%)
(16.9%)
(14.6%)
(21.0%)
(16.4%)
(19.8%)
(28.2%)
(14.07%)
(24.47%)
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Abusive behaviour towards umpires
Assault/Interfering Threatening
Language
3
1
19
4
2
23
3
4
14
6
6
10
1
3
21
2
5
10
1
3
8
3
3
39
2
2
18
4
4
18
1
1
16
1
0
16
Misdemeanour report
Club
Adelaide Lutheran
Adelaide University
Angle Vale
Athelstone
Blackfriars OS
Brahma Lodge
Broadview
CBCOC
Central United
Colonel Light Gdns
Eastern Park
Elizabeth
Fitzroy
Flinders Park
Flinders University
Gaza
Gepps Cross
Glenunga
Golden Grove
Goodwood Saints
Greenacres
Hectorville
Henley
Hope Valley
Houghton Districts
Ingle Farm
Kenilworth
Kilburn
Lockleys
Mawson Lakes
Mitcham
Mitchell Park
Modbury
Cat B
Cat A
7
9
8
15
5
16
4
4
12
3
19
16
16
4
5
10
15
4
13
3
5
3
5
14
4
12
7
10
5
9
9
9
9
0
1
0
2
0
3
6
1
4
1
10
4
8
1
0
1
0
4
1
1
1
2
1
0
2
2
1
2
0
1
6
1
1
Club
North Haven
North Pines
Old Ignatians
Ovingham
Para Hills
Payneham NU
Pembroke OS
PHOS Camden
Plympton
Pooraka
Port District
Portland
Prince Alfred OC
Pulteney
Rosewater
Rostrevor OC
Sacred Heart OC
Salisbury
Salisbury North
Salisbury West
Seaton Ramblers
Scotch OC
SMOSH W/Lakes
Smithfield
St Peter’
s OC
Tea Tree Gully
Trinity OS
Unley
Walkerville
West Croydon
Westminster OS
Woodville South
Cat B
Cat A
19
7
6
0
6
1
1
1
12
9
3
8
3
8
9
1
5
13
14
10
8
8
9
1
2
10
4
11
4
3
2
6
2
2
2
0
3
0
0
2
3
5
3
3
2
1
6
0
0
3
7
3
5
1
2
0
0
4
1
1
0
7
0
3
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Obituary
SAAFL Life Member
Alan Frank STATTON, OAM
Born: October 8, 1925; Hamley Bridge
Died: July 29, 2011; Adelaide
Alan Frank Statton OAM, who
became a stalwart of the SA
Amateur Football League, was
youngest and fourth son of Sylv and
Myra Statton.
As the son of a Methodist minister,
Alan grew up moving from one
country town to another every three
years - Yacka, Booleroo Centre,
where
Alan
started
school,
Clarendon and Nairne - before the family came back
to the city, to Alberton.
Alan decided the right thing to do was to barrack for
the local football team, Port Adelaide, but later
switched to Norwood.
He attended Prince Alfred College and excelled at his
first love, cricket.
At 15, he left school to work at Phoenix Assurance
Company. In 1943, at 17, Alan joined the Navy. After
World War II, he was discharged in 1946, proud to
have served his country. He remained a member of
Payneham RSL.
Alan returned to his job at the Phoenix Assurance
Company, climbing the ladder to assistant manager.
He retired in 1983.
When visiting his parents in Berri, Alan met Yvonne
Plush. They married in February, 1950, and were to
have five daughters.
In 1974, Phoenix Assurance moved the family to
Melbourne and then in 1976 it returned to Adelaide.
Other than Yvonne and their family, Alan's love was
sport, particularly cricket and football. In 1952, he
became assistant secretary of the Adelaide Turf
Cricket Association and was secretary of the PAC Old
Scholars Cricket Club. In 1972, Alan was team
manager of the South Australian Sheffield Shield
team.
years. He helped develop the Amateur League grade
for players with an intellectual disability.
Alan once said amateur football produced some of the
best AFL and SANFL footballers over the years. At
one stage, amateur football was providing sport and
mateship for 4000 young men every Saturday and
giving young men something to focus on in life. "You
deal with people and players from all walks of life," he
said.
"It doesn't matter wherever they are from or whatever
they look like, because inside they're good people
playing football and enjoying having a kick.
"That's amateur football; it's different to anywhere
else."
Alan was SAAFL secretary from 1967-70,
administration officer for several periods between
1972 and 1997, treasurer from 1970-77, general
manager from 1998-99 and delegate to the AAFC
from 1962-1996, including its secretary-treasurer
1986-1996.
He was awarded SAAFL life membership in 1974.
Alan did a great deal for the community, helping
migrants learn to read English and serving on school
councils. Much of his work was unpaid, knowing he
helped make it possible for tens of thousands of
young men to participate in sport he loved.
In 2000, Alan was awarded the Australian Sports
Medal for his service to the Kensington Cricket Club
and to SA Amateur Football League. In 2001, he was
awarded the Centenary Medal for service to the
SAAFL and in 2002 he received his Order of Australia
Medal for service to sports administration, particularly
Australian football.
Alan Statton is survived by his children Vicky, Cheryl,
Wendy, Janice, and Trish, 12 grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
In 1960, he began his involvement with the SA
Amateur Football League, a union that lasted 38
Article titled Obituaries:
‘
Tributes to three of our finest a
’s
published on theAdelaide
‘
Now’website on 3 December 2011
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Obituaries
SAAFL Life Members
John WILSON
In February 2011, Life Member and former League Chairman, and Port District club great, John Wilson lost his battle
with cancer.
John was tremendously active in almost every area of the SAAFL, including Deputy
Chairman (1966-2000) and as Chairman (2000-07), during which time he was a member of
the League’
s Rules and Regulations Committee. He also worked on the Grounds and
Permits Committee from 1996-2007 and put an enormous amount of preparation time
working on the SAAFL radio program. He was awarded SAAFL Life Membership in 2009.
High among his outstanding and selfless contributions to amateur football was his willingness
to step into a temporary three month role as SAAFL General Manager in May, 2004.
John will always be remembered for his significant contribution to SA Amateur Football
League and Club level, including his invaluable time as Chairman of Port District.
John, aged 66, left his loving wife of 47 years, Helen, and their daughters, Trudy-Ann and
Tania, and families.
Dr Tony CLARKSON
The SAAFL’
s Patron since 1991 and distinguished physician, Professor Tony D
“ oc”Clarkson, died on January 25,
2011, of complications from acute myeloid leukaemia.
After winning the A2 SAAFL medal with PAOC in 1958, Doc joined University in A1 in
1959. He played two league games with Sturt in 1959 but then returned to play for
University in 1960. Over the next three seasons he won two Hone Medals as the
best and fairest player in A1, was made Captain of University as well as playing in the
State amateur team.
In 1964 Doc returned to Sturt and played 110 league games including three
premierships, was twice best and fairest, represented SA six times, was made a Life
Member and a member of the Sturt Hall of Fame and was Patron of Sturt from 2007.
Doc was the inaugural Director of the Renal Unit at the Royal Adelaide Hospital in
1973, a position he held until 1998. He retired from full-time practice in 2003.
Doc is survived by his wife Helen, son Andrew and daughters Mary and Catriona.
*****
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Life Member Inductees
Geoff HEARD
Geoff Heard has over time proven to be a tireless contributor to the South
Australian Amateur Football League having held many positions along the way.
Geoff's efforts and meticulous eye to detail compliments his unwavering
commitment to ensure the League can be the best it can and Geoff's recognition
as a League Life Member is well deserved.
 SAAFL Rules and Regulations Committee 1990, 1995-2011; Chairman since 2004
 SAAFL Constitution Committee 1990, 1995-2011
 SAAFL Historian 2007-2011
 SAAFL Executive Committee 1990, 1995-1996
 Deputy Chairman Exec Committee 1990
 President Scotch OC 1987-89, 1992-2011
 Scotch OC Delegate to SAAFL 1973-1978, 1984-1989, 1992-1994, and 1997-2011
John SCHULZ
John Schulz has been recognised for his devotion to the SAAFL for over 20 years,
including his membership of the Executive Committee for 8 years and his extensive
involvement with the organisation of State games for 11 years.
 SAAFL Executive Committee 1992-1997, 1999-2000
 SAAFL Rules and Regulations Committee 2002-2010
 SAAFL State Team (Assistant Manager, Selector, Manager) 1993-1998
 SAAFL C7 State Coach 2005-2009
 Kenilworth FC Delegate to SAAFL 1981-1986, 1988-2010
 Football Director Kenilworth FC 1982-1986, 1988-2011
Certificates of Merit
There were no Certificates of Merit awarded in 2011.
Player Life Membership
Paul Norris –Rostrevor Old Collegians
Henry Bourne –Scotch College Old Collegians
Tim Champion –Scotch College Old Collegians
Sam Tucker –Scotch College Old Collegians
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AAFC Centenary Carnival 2011
9 –12 June 2011 at Thebarton Oval
Back Row:
Middle Row:
Front Row:
B. Moyle, J. Noonan, C. Holm, T. Sumner, B. Johansen, L. Antoniadis, D. Thomas, G. Schreiber, B. Davis, M, Crettenden,
G. Whiting, T. Schlicker
G. Galbraith (Runner), E. Burchell (Selector), C. Simpson (Selector), M. Robb, R. Collins, C. Jamar, S. Goss, T. Bateman,
S. Thomson, N. Brown, S. Szpunar (Head Trainer), L. Berzins (Asst Team Manager)
R. Aiston (Team Manager), C. Dickinson (Chairman Selectors), M. Fogden, T. Blacksell (Captain), Jamie Thomas (Coach),
C. DeVisser (Vice Captain), E. Warrior (Assist. Coach), S. Clay, T. Barry, G. Capogreco (President), E Hocking (Selector)
The SAAFL hosted the Australian Amateur Football
Council Carnival at the home of South Australian
amateur football, Thebarton Oval, with matches
between the four major football states of South
Australia, Victoria, Western Australia and Tasmania.
Council, but it was not to be with Tasmania narrowly
going down to Western Australia.
The Carnival was held over the June long weekend
and encompassed a round-robin series of three 15minute half games on Thursday and Friday.
South Australia was then on the field again to
compete against Western Australian and round off
the first day of competition.
The third and fourth ranked teams then played off in a
curtain-raiser before the final between the first and
second ranked teams on Sunday.
Thursday 9 June 2011
The Carnival kicked off with the opening match
between South Australia and Victoria.
SAAFL
VAFA
1.2
7.1 (43)
1.3 (9)
12.2 (74)
Players competing:
L. Antoniadis, T. Barry, T. Bateman, T. Blacksell, N.
Brown, S. Clay, R. Collins, M. Crettenden, B. Davis, C.
DeVisser, M. Fogden, S. Goss, C. Holm, C. Jamar, B.
Johansen, B. Moyle, J. Noonan, M. Robb, T. Schlicker,
G. Schreiber, T. Sumner, D. Thomas, S. Thomson, G.
Whiting.
Goal Kickers: T. Barry, 1
WAAFL
TFL
1.4
1.2
4.5 (29)
4.3 (27)
Unfortunately disaster stuck in this game with a player
count being called by the Western Australian Captain
and South Australia being found with too many players
on the field. According to the rules of the Carnival,
South Australia was stripped of its score (0.4) at the
time of the player count.
WAAFL
SAAFL
1.2
0.4
3.5 (23)
0.6 (6)
Players competing:
DeVisser, M. Fogden, S. Goss, C. Holm, C. Jamar, B.
Johansen, B. Moyle, J. Noonan, M. Robb, T. Schlicker,
G. Schreiber, T. Sumner, D. Thomas, S. Thomson, G.
Whiting.
Goal Kickers:
Best Players: M. Fogden, S. Clay, T. Barry, C.Holm,
J. Noonan.
Best Players: T. Barry, T. Blacksell, C. DeVisser, M
Fogden, C. Jamar.
The next match on the opening day was between
Western Australia and Tasmania. Tasmania was
chasing its first win in the Australian Amateur Football
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Friday 10 June 2011
The opening match of day 2 was between Victoria and
Tasmania.
The last match of the round-robin competition was
between Victoria and Western Australia.
Once again Victoria showed its dominance and easily
accounted for Tasmania.
Western Australia took it right up to Victoria for most of
the match, but it wasn’
t to be with Victoria going away
with the win.
VAFA
TFL
3.4
0.0
6.7 (43)
1.1 (7)
VAFA
WAAFL
South Australia was then back on the field in their
last match of the round-robin competition to
compete against Tasmania.
1.4
3.1
3.4 (22)
2.3 (15)
At the end of the round-robin competition it was
Victoria who was at the top of the ladder and they
were to take on Western Australia in the final on
Sunday.
Once again Tasmania was searching for its first win
and this time it came with a narrow 9 point victory over
a South Australian side that had been depleted by
injury.
SAAFL
TFL
2.1
0.1
South Australia finished fourth on the ladder and was
to take on Tasmania in the curtain raiser to the final on
Sunday. SAAFL was still searching for its first win in
the Carnival to celebrate the SAAFL Centenary.
4.6 (30)
6.3 (39)
Players competing:
DeVisser, M. Fogden, S. Goss, D. Grgurovic, C. Holm,
C. Jamar, B. Johansen, B. Moyle, J.Noonan, M. Robb,
T. Schlicker, G. Schreiber, T. Sumner, D. Thomas, S.
Thomson, G. Whiting.
Goal Kickers: C. DeVisser 2, M. Crettenden, B. Moyle
Best Players: T. Barry, B. Johansen, M. Fogden, N.
Brown, J. Noonan.
Sunday 12 June 2011
After the round-robin competition was over it was back to full 20 minute quarter matches on Sunday 12 June
with all states competing in the two matches.
South Australia was up first in the curtain-raiser match, seeking their first win. The game started off as a tight tussle
between two states desperate to get the win. There was only 2 points in it at half-time before South Australia kicked
away in the third quarter to open up a 22 point lead at three quarter time. South Australia then continued their
dominance to go onto win by 32 points.
SAAFL
TFL
3.1
3.2
7.2
6.6
13.6
9.8
18.11 (119)
13.9 (87)
Players competing: L. Antoniadis, T. Barry, T. Bateman, T. Blacksell, N. Brown, S. Clay, R. Collins, M. Crettenden,
M. Fogden, S. Galbraith, C. Jamar, B. Johansen, B. Moyle, J.Noonan, K. Parks, M. Robb, T. Schlicker, G. Schreiber,
T. Sumner, D. Thomas, S. Thomson, G. Whiting.
Goal Kickers: T. Blacksell 5, L. Antoniadis 3, T. Barry, S. Clay, J, Noonan, K. Parks 2, N. Brown, S. Galbraith 1.
Best Players: T. Blacksell, D. Thomas, N. Brown, B. Johansen, J. Noonan.
Team Officials: J. Thomas (Coach), E. Warrior (Assist. Coach), G. Galbraith (Runner), R. Aiston (Team Manager), S.
Szpunar (Trainer), L. Wright (Trainer), R. Dermody (Interchange Steward), P. Neimann (Time Keeper).
South Australian Player of the Carnival: Thomas Barry.
The final match of the Carnival was between Victoria and Western Australia. Victoria continued their winning way to
remain undefeated and go on to be crowned Champions of the AAFC Centenary Carnival.
VAFA
WAAFL
3.6
2.1
3.14
4.1
10.17
4.1
14.20 (104)
5.4 (34)
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Under 23 All-Australian Team
Centenary Carnival 2011
Full Forward: Cameron Jones (VAFA)
Forward Pockets: Tom Pedley (TAS), Travis Davies (TAS)
Half Forward: Sam Dunnell (VAFA), Harry Croft (VAFA), Cameron Manuel (WA)
Centre: Mathew Bellinger (TAS), Jack Hellier (VAFA), John Noonan (SAAFL)
Half Back: Sam Borlini (TAS), Mark Collins (VAFA), Michael McCann (WA)
Back Pockets: Todd Blacksell (SAAFL), Matt Fogden (SAAFL)
Full Back: Cale Potts (WA)
Ruck: Hiwd Shakaib (VAFA), Jonno Nash (VAFA), Curtis Jack (WA)
Interchange: Joe Boys (WA), Josh Scott (WA), Thomas Barry (SAAFL), Cameron DeVisser (SAAFL)
Coach: Mick Dwyer (VAFA)
SAAFL v Country
MAC Challenge Cup
Saturday 23rd April 2011 at AAMI Stadium
The Easter weekend twilight game at AAMI Stadium showcased some of the best open age footballers that the
SAAFL has on offer with many of the 2010 Team of the Year players competing in the match.
The match was played in excellent conditions and produced two distinct halves of football with SAAFL being dominant
in the first half, winning many centre square breaks and moving the ball quickly inside their forward lines. The defence
stood firm and set up much forward movement and plenty of running football. A four goal second quarter saw the
SAAFL hold a 24 point lead at half time.
Unfortunately this lead wasn’
t enough and with the Country team winning plenty of hard ball and quickly moving the
ball into their forward lines, saw them turn the score around and go into three quarter time with a 17 point advantage.
The Country team maintained their pressure throughout the last quarter and once again outscored the SAAFL team to
run out winners by 25 points.
SAAFL
Country
3.2
2.3
7.3
3.3
7.3
9.8
8.4 (52)
11.11 (77)
Players competing: T. Bateman, A. Bergsma, M. Bosley, S. Clay, J. Cochrane, C. DeVisser, A. Dempsey, N.
Grocke, J. Hay (Captain), B. Hudson, N. Jolly, P. Opie, H. Pocock, C. Pressler, C. Radetti, B. Robertson, R.
Sampson, G. Schreiber, S. Slater, D. Thomas, B. Tosold.
Goal Kickers: S. Slater, B. Robertson 2, A. Bergsma, B. Tosold, S. Clay, J.Hay
Best Players: B. Hudson, J. Hay, C. Radetti, R. Sampson, N. Grocke, J. Cochrane
Bill Botton Medallist (Best SAAFL Player): Brodie Hudson.
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Where the teams finished in 2011
CLUBS
ADELAIDE LUTHERAN
ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY
ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY
ANGLE VALE
ATHELSTONE
BLACKFRIARS OS
BRAHMA LODGE
BROADVIEW
CBCOC
CENTRAL UNITED
COLONEL LIGHT
GARDENS
EASTERN PARK
ELIZABETH
FITZROY
FLINDERS PARK
FLINDERS UNIVERSITY
GAZA
GEPPS CROSS
GLENUNGA
GOLDEN GROVE
GOODWOOD SAINTS
GREENACRES
HECTORVILLE
HENLEY
HOPE VALLEY
HOUGHTON DISTRICTS
INGLE FARM
KENILWORTH
KILBURN
LOCKLEYS
MAWSON LAKES
MITCHAM
MITCHELL PARK
MODBURY
NORTH HAVEN
NORTH PINES
OLD IGNATIANS
OVINGHAM
PARA HILLS
PAYNEHAM NU
PEMBROKE OS
PHOS CAMDEN
PLYMPTON
POORAKA
PORT DISTRICT
PORTLAND
PRINCE ALFRED OC
PULTENEY
ROSEWATER
ROSTREVOR OC
SACRED HEART OC
SALISBURY
SALISBURY
SALISBURY NORTH
SALISBURY WEST
SCOTCH OC
SEATON RAMBLERS
SMITHFIELD
SMOSH WEST LAKES
ST. PETER’
S OC
TEA TREE GULLY
TRINITY OS
UNLEY
WALKERVILLE
WEST CROYDON
WESTMINSTER OS
WOODVILLE SOUTH
Division
D5
D2
C2
D7
D2
D6
D5
D1
D3
D6
Position
6
3
4
3
10
3
8
7
7
5
Division
D5R
D2R
C4
D7R
D2R
D6R
D5R
D1R
D3R
D6R
Position
1
2
3
8
7
8
7
5
10
6
Division
C5
D6
Position
3
6
Division
Position
Division
Position
D6R
2
C1
2
D7
7
D7R
3
C5
C1
C3
8
3
10
C6
7
U18B
1
D6
7
D6R
7
D1
D4
D4
D3
D7
D1
D1
D6
D3
D1
D4
D4
D1
D5
D6
D6
D6
D4
D5
D7
D3
D7
D2
D5
D7
D2
C2
D3
D2
D3
D1
D5
D3
D2
D3
D2
D4
D5
D2
D1
D4
U18R
D1
D5
D4
D3
C1
D3
D2
D1
D6
D4
D2
D5
D4
D5
9
8
10
1
9
1
5
2
10
3
4
5
4
5
8
9
1
1
10
2
4
4
8
4
5
5
6
9
9
8
8
1
6
6
2
5
7
7
2
2
2
6
6
2
3
5
9
3
1
10
4
6
4
3
9
9
D1R
D4R
D4R
D3R
D7R
D1R
D1R
D6R
D3R
D1R
D4R
D4R
D1R
D5R
D6R
D6R
D6R
D4R
D5R
D7R
D3R
D7R
D2R
D5R
D7R
D3R
10
4
10
1
9
3
9
5
5
6
7
9
1
3
10
9
1
5
9
4
3
6
10
5
5
5
C1
C4
C4
C3
8
6
4
1
U18R
U18R
1
5
C6
1
U18Y
4
C1
C1
5
7
C7
C6
5
9
U18B
5
C3
C1
C7
C4
D6
C5
5
1
2
5
10
1
C6
C7
3
3
U18R
U18Y
3
1
D6R
U18R
4
2
U18Y
7
U18B
C5
C4
C5
C6
C3
3
7
9
4
5
3
C7
4
U18Y
3
C6
8
D7
C5
8
2
D7R
U18B
2
8
U18R
6
C2
5
D3R
D2R
D3R
D1R
D5R
D3R
D2R
D3R
D2R
D4R
D5R
D2R
D1R
D4R
6
8
7
4
6
8
9
9
6
6
8
4
2
2
C3
C2
C3
C1
C5
C3
C2
C3
C2
C4
9
8
8
6
4
7
9
4
1
8
U18Y
U18Y
U18B
U18B
U18B
C6
5
7
7
2
4
6
C2
D7
C4
2
1
2
D7R
C6
1
4
C6
C7
2
1
D1R
D5R
D4R
D3R
8
4
3
4
C1
U18R
C4
C3
4
4
7
6
U18R
8
U18B
6
D3R
D2R
D1R
D6R
D4R
D2R
D5R
D4R
D5R
2
3
7
3
1
2
10
8
2
C3
C2
D7
C5
C4
C2
2
3
6
9
1
7
C6
7
U18B
2
D7R
7
C5
5
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Premiership teams and medallists
Gaza celebrates with its cup, shield
and medals after winning the
Division 1 premiership, against
Sacred Heart OC, at Thebarton Oval.
Division
Premier
Medal
Winner
Club
D1
Gaza
Eric Pfitzner Memorial Medal
Alexander Stengle
Gepps Cross
D2
St. Peter’
s OC
D3
Flinders Park
D.G. McKay Medal
Valor Thach
Para Hills
D4
Kilburn
A.E.C. Treloar Medal
Paul Wooton
Hectorville
Daniel Cahill
Scotch OC
Matthew Whelan
Kilburn
Dene Steele
Salisbury West
Lee Duggan
Hope Valley
Henley
D5
Plympton
F.A. Bloch Medal
J.B. Dicker Medal
Timothy Davey
Modbury
D6
Kenilworth
A.G. Bert Medal
Nicholas Jones
D7
Sacred Heart OC
K.C. Sims OAM Medal
Robert O’
Gorman
D1R
Henley
E.A. Davoren Medal
Cail Harris
Sacred Heart OC
Scot Ramsay
Gaza
Mawson Lakes
D2R
Walkerville
E.P. Nazer Medal
Thomas Williams
Walkerville
D3R
Flinders Park
H.W. Main Medal
Pasqual Lagana
Seaton Ramblers
D4R
Unley
C.G. Tideman Medal
James Puopolo
Unley
D5R
Adelaide Lutheran
G.P. Wilson Medal
Mark Rowe
Salisbury West
D6R
Kenilworth
R.H. Elix Medal
Paul Hill
Trinity OS
D7R
Sacred Heart OC
F.J. Monten Medal
Corey Wandtke
Modbury
C1
Goodwood Saints
P. Collins Medal
Mark Burnett
Broadview
C2
Prince Alfred OC
J.A. Burchell Medal
Edward McConachy
Adelaide University
Jason Scott
Ovingham
C3
Flinders Park
R.B. Lambert Medal
James Meegan
Portland
C4
Unley
H.D. Naylor Medal
Aaron Miatke
Adelaide University
C5
Hope Valley
F.S. Hone Medal
Tom Burgess
Kenilworth
C6
Flinders Park
C.C. Sando Medal
Michael Jolly
Golden Grove
C7
Salisbury
Marie Little OAM Medal
Matthew Pacchino
Greenacres FC
U18B
Broadview
F. Cockburn Medal
Lathanuel Rigney
Ingle Farm
U18R
Eastern Park
D.A. Tothill Medal
Luke Feast
Eastern Park
U18Y
Goodwood Saints
H.J. Mutton Medal
Ross Merrett
Port District
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Division 1 Premier –Sir George Murray Shield
Gaza
Charles Irvine Memorial Trophy
Sam Phillipou
Alexander Stengle
Henley
64 goals*
Gepps Cross
*Goals scored at the end of the minor round
Broadview
N. Brown
S. Leal
S. Williams
L. Pastyn
R. Pedersen
J. Wright
10
8
6
Broadview
D. Mitchell
J. Vanveld
M. Camplin
30
29
24
S. Phillipou
J. Cullen
G. Daley
68
29
18
Henley
9
8
7
Henley
Eastern Park
S. Gatto
R. Butler
S. Mansell
13
8
5
PHOS Camden
A. Bergsma
M. Bray
S. Exton
14
8
5
Eastern Park
A. Wilson
S. Mansell
S. Gatto
23
21
20
PHOS Camden
B. Culpitt
B. Stephens
A. Bergsma
45
21
16
Gaza
J. Boxer
B. Wegener
D. Christie
15
12
11
Sacred Heart OC
J. Juniper
J. Fosdike
J. Wilson
15
12
9
Gaza
D. Horsnell
R. Haythorpe
B. Heintze
37
31
30
Sacred Heart OC
C. Tasborski
J. Juniper
J. Noonan
38
33
25
Gepps Cross
A. Stengle
D. Allocca
B. Hudson
16
12
9
Salisbury North
R. Clinton
B. Robertson
D. Brooks
6
6
6
Gepps Cross
D. Allocca
Jarrod Clark
P. Woolford
31
30
25
Salisbury North
D. Brooks
S. Maher
R. Stoyanoff
44
37
24
Goodwood Saints
A. Dempsey
D. Wakelin
M. Hamblin
15
12
7
Tea Tree Gully
J. Maschotta
D. Wicks
J. Bollmeyer
6
6
4
Goodwood Saints
M. Hamblin
E. Kells
A. Dempsey
53
48
25
Tea Tree Gully
S. Pitt
J. Bollmeyer
T. Melville
49
33
23
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Round 1 – 2 April 2011
Henley
Goodwood Saints
Sacred Heart OC
Tea Tree Gully
Gepps Cross
Round 10 - 18 June 2011
8.12 60
21.15 141
14.13 67
10.18 78
17.9 111
9.12 66
12.12 84
7.7 49
14.14 98
16.14 110
Gaza
PHOS Camden
Eastern Park
Broadview
Salisbury North
8.6 54
5.2 32
17.20 122
13.13 91
11.7 73
Sacred Heart OC
Tea Tree Gully
Henley
Gepps Cross
Goodwood Saints
5.15 45
7.10 52
8.13 61
11.13 79
17.13 115
Salisbury North
Gepps Cross
Eastern Park
Broadview
Gaza
8.6 54
21.14 140
17.6 108
13.14 92
17.14 116
Goodwood Saints
Tea Tree Gully
Henley
Sacred Heart OC
PHOS Camden
9.7 61
14.9 93
8.14 62
15.9 99
17.12 114
Gepps Cross
Eastern Park
Broadview
PHOS Camden
Salisbury North
10.5 65
20.15 135
12.12 84
15.9 99
9.10 64
Henley
Gaza
Goodwood Saints
Tea Tree Gully
Sacred Heart OC
8.7 55
9.6 60
15.21 111
13.9 87
11.11 77
Tea Tree Gully
PHOS Camden
Gepps Cross
Salisbury North
Sacred Heart OC
8.6 54
7.7 49
14.6 90
13.12 90
18.21 129
Tea Tree Gully
Henley
Eastern Park
PHOS Camden
Gaza
21.13 139
11.8 74
8.11 59
19.18 132
24.20 164
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Goodwood Saints
Salisbury North
Sacred Heart OC
Broadview
Salisbury North
PHOS Camden
Gaza
Eastern Park
Round 2 - 9 April 2011
Gaza
PHOS Camden
Eastern Park
Broadview
Salisbury North
14.22 106
6.15 51
9.11 65
16.7 103
7.6 48
6.5 41
9.17 71
10.10 70
12.13 85
17.12 114
Tea Tree Gully
Goodwood Saints
Henley
PHOS Camden
Sacred Heart OC
20.9 129
14.15 99
16.17 113
14.5 89
13.14 92
13.9 87
4.14 38
8.10 58
10.8 68
12.9 81
Broadview
Eastern Park
Gepps Cross
Gaza
Salisbury North
24.16 160
10.11 71
7.17 59
8.8 56
8.9 57
8.6 54
12.16 88
19.11 125
7.11 53
16.13 109
Tea Tree Gully
Gaza
Goodwood Saints
Henley
Sacred Heart OC
Goodwood Saints
Gaza
Tea Tree Gully
Henley
Sacred Heart OC
10.16 76
22.28 160
10.13 73
16.6 102
8.12 60
14.13 97
7.6 48
17.10 112
8.4 52
7.14 56
Broadview
Eastern Park
Gepps Cross
PHOS Camden
Salisbury North
15.13 103
10.12 72
10.12 72
10.10 70
12.3 75
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Goodwood Saints
Salisbury North
Sacred Heart OC
12.8 80
7.7 49
15.10 100
11.9 75
13.10 88
Tea Tree Gully
Eastern Park
Gaza
Henley
PHOS Camden
9.12 66
16.13 109
19.15 129
8.7 55
10.8 68
Eastern Park
Gaza
Henley
Goodwood Saints
Broadview
Round 16 – 6 August 2011
20.24 144
18.18 126
15.19 109
14.17 101
11.10 76
Eastern Park
PHOS Camden
Tea Tree Gully
Gaza
Henley
19.11 125
7.14 56
8.4 52
18.20 128
9.5 59
Round 17 - 13 August 2011
23.16 154
13.9 87
16.22 118
14.11 95
9.8 62
Sacred Heart OC
Salisbury North
Gepps Cross
Goodwood Saints
Broadview
22.19 151
25.12 162
5.14 44
12.4 76
12.8 80
10.5 65
20.10 130
13.6 84
7.13 55
9.4 58
Club
Gaza
Sacred Heart OC
Goodwood Saints
Henley
Gepps Cross
Salisbury North
Broadview
PHOS Camden
Eastern Park
Tea Tree Gully
W
17
14
13
11
8
7
7
7
3
3
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Elimination final –27 Aug 2011 –Henley Memorial Oval
Henley
3.4
7.8
12.12
16.15
Gepps Cross
2.2
4.2
5.3
8.6
Gepps Cross
PHOS Camden
Tea Tree Gully
Sacred Heart OC
Salisbury North
L
1
4
5
7
10
11
11
11
15
15
For
1985
1714
1693
1614
1419
1701
1602
1541
1343
1266
Agn
1095
1272
1304
1261
1625
1556
1760
1705
2156
2144
17.20 122
13.11 89
6.7 43
18.8 116
20.20 140
Points
34
28
26
22
16
14
14
14
6
6
%
64
57
56
56
47
52
48
47
38
37
nd
111
54
Qualifying final –27 Aug 2011 –Sacred Heart Senior College
Goodwood Saints
3.0
6.0
7.2
13.2
80
Sacred Heart OC
3.2
5.4
6.8
7.11
53
st
Broadview
Eastern Park
Gaza
PHOS Camden
Salisbury North
Round 15 - 23 July 2011
11.14 80
6.11 47
9.8 62
10.12 72
16.9 105
Round 9 – 4 June 2011
PHOS Camden
Gaza
Henley
Eastern Park
Tea Tree Gully
Henley
Tea Tree Gully
Sacred Heart OC
Goodwood Saints
PHOS Camden
Salisbury North
Broadview
Eastern Park
Gepps Cross
PHOS Camden
Round 8 - 28 May 2011
Goodwood Saints
Sacred Heart OC
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Salisbury
8.9 57
9.5 59
14.15 99
20.18 138
11.4 70
Round 14 - 16 July 2011
11.14 80
23.8 146
17.18 120
17.9 111
15.13 103
Round 7 - 21 May 2011
Henley
Gaza
Eastern Park
Broadview
Goodwood Saints
12.15 87
20.7 127
8.5 53
13.10 88
18.16 124
Round 13 - 9 July 2011
14.16 100
19.14 128
14.8 92
12.6 78
14.6 90
Round 6 - 14 May 2011
PHOS Camden
Eastern Park
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Salisbury North
Gepps Cross
Henley
Sacred Heart OC
Tea Tree Gully
Goodwood Saints
Gaza
Gepps Cross
Salisbury North
Eastern Park
Broadview
Round 5 – 7 May 2011
Henley
Goodwood Saints
Gaza
Sacred Heart OC
Tea Tree Gully
Tea Tree Gully
Gepps Cross
Goodwood Saints
Henley
Sacred Heart OC
12.15 87
17.15 117
16.18 114
18.11 119
7.4 46
Gaza
Eastern Park
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Salisbury North
10.11 71
10.12 72
15.11 101
11.5 71
7.16 58
Round 11 - 25 June 2011
10.26 86
16.12 108
12.11 83
15.9 99
5.12 42
Henley
Goodwood Saints
PHOS Camden
Sacred Heart OC
Tea Tree Gully
22.9 141
17.8 110
10.8 68
19.6 120
12.9 81
1 Semi-final –3 Sept 2011 –Sacred Heart Senior College
Sacred Heart OC
5.4
7.6
7.7
11.8
74
Henley
3.0
3.3
6.5
11.7
73
2 Semi-final –3 Sept 2011 –Klemzig Oval
Gaza
4.6 7.8 11.11 18.15
Goodwood Saints 1.1 3.3
8.5
8.7
123
55
Preliminary final –10 Sept 2011 –Goodwood Oval
Sacred Heart OC 1.0 5.4
7.7
9.9
63
8.6
8.10
58
Grand final –17 Sept 2011 –Thebarton Oval
Gaza
1.3 2.6
6.10 10.13
5.12
9.15
73
69
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Division 2 Premier –Sir Mark Mitchell Shield
St Peter’s
OC
FA Bloch Medal
Peter Haynes Memorial Trophy
Timothy Davey
Drew Litster
Modbury
Rostrevor OC
85 goals*
Adelaide University
N. Heath
T. Walker
M. Taylor
Athelstone
D. Thomas
C. Motley
B. Lomann
8
8
8
Port District
M. Ashley
R. Sampson
D. Thomas
8
5
4
Prince Alfred OC
W.Hugo
J. Thomas
J. Dalwood
14
7
6
Adelaide University
P. Mulvihill
50
J. Cameron
25
L. McEntee
20
Port District
S. Clay
B. Gunning
N. Rose
38
37
24
11
9
6
Athelstone
D. Thomas
R. Baker
C. Motley
45
31
23
Prince Alfred OC
J. Thomas
R. Byrne
L. Sandow
47
45
18
15
8
8
Modbury
T. Davey
R. Richards
T. Stanton
35
20
18
Rostrevor OC
D. Litster
B. Moyle
L. Manuel
88
27
27
Modbury
T. Davey
B. Williamson
R. Richards
20
6
6
Rostrevor OC
M. Dawes
C. Holm
J. Nelligan
Old Ignatians
J. Willoughby
G. Bailey
C. Calebrese
11
6
5
St Peter’s OC
D. Roberts
B. Marwe
M. Wilson
13
8
8
Old Ignatians
S. White
A. Alessandrini
J. Schar
58
30
23
St Peter’s OC
S. Cantwell
H. Hardy
M. Newcombe
57
54
27
Payneham NU
C. Walshaw
D. Aston
N. Reed
8
6
5
Walkerville
P. Cannane
D. Stringer
F. Marshall
13
12
8
Payneham NU
N. Jolly
C. Burckhardt
T. Radetti
48
22
14
Walkerville
B. Fisher
G. Munn
D. Fromm
47
32
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Port District
Adelaide University
Rostrevor OC
Payneham NU
Walkerville
15.17 107
10.6 66
18.14 122
15.18 108
10.8 68
Round 10 –18 June 2011
6.10 46
9.9 63
9.7 61
14.12 96
16.12 108
Modbury
St Peter’
s OC
Athelstone
Old Ignatians
Prince Alfred OC
13.15 93
9.15 69
21.11 137
9.8 62
7.9 51
Rostrevor OC
Payneham NU
Port District
Walkerville
Adelaide University
18.13 121
9.4 58
7.8 50
9.7 61
14.10 94
Prince Alfred OC
Walkerville
Athelstone
Old Ignatians
Modbury
8.14 62
26.12 168
12.15 87
15.21 111
16.16 112
Adelaide University
Payneham NU
Port District
Rostrevor OC
St Peter’
s OC
19.15 129
13.10 88
13.6 84
13.5 83
15.17 107
Walkerville
Athelstone
Old Ignatians
St Peter’
s OC
Prince Alfred OC
7.17 59
19.13 127
5.6 36
18.13 121
20.14 134
Port District
Modbury
Adelaide University
Payneham NU
Rostrevor OC
15.15 105
9.8 62
7.10 52
16.17 113
6.7 43
Payneham NU
St Peter’
s OC
Adelaide University
Walkerville
Prince Alfred OC
8.9 57
17.8 110
13.11 89
10.15 75
15.6 96
Modbury
St Peter’
s OC
Athelstone
Old Ignatians
Prince Alfred OC
6.10 46
13.17 95
15.9 99
17.6 108
12.14 86
7.15 57
16.10 106
17.17 119
9.16 70
9.7 61
18.14 122
15.12 102
12.10 82
17.7 109
10.8 68
20.18 139
16.15 111
15.10 100
7.14 56
19.12 126
16.18 114
14.16 100
17.21 123
8.18 66
15.16 106
Athelstone
Prince Alfred OC
Modbury
St Peter’
s OC
Old Ignatians
Modbury
Athelstone
Old Ignatians
Walkerville
Prince Alfred OC
12.13 85
13.9 87
2.8 20
7.11 53
10.6 66
8.14 62
9.9 63
10.8 68
4.9 33
14.14 98
Payneham NU
St Peter’
s OC
Rostrevor OC
Adelaide University
Port District
Port District
Adelaide University
St Peter’
s OC
Rostrevor OC
Payneham NU
10.8 68
15.9 99
10.18 78
5.6 36
8.11 59
12.6 78
3.4 22
8.7 55
12.12 84
16.13 109
Old Ignatians
Modbury
Prince Alfred OC
Walkerville
Athelstone
15.9 99
10.10 70
15.6 96
7.6 48
8.17 65
St Peter’
s OC
Athelstone
Old Ignatians
Walkerville
Prince Alfred OC
8.6 54
9.5 59
10.6 66
23.13 151
7.10 52
16.10 106
19.12 126
9.7 61
11.15 81
15.12 102
Rostrevor OC
Adelaide University
Modbury
Port District
Payneham NU
Port District
Adelaide University
Modbury
Rostrevor OC
Payneham NU
15.11 101
12.9 81
16.20 116
15.14 104
11.5 71
16.8 104
10.10 70
10.10 70
8.5 53
28.13 181
St Peter’
s OC
Old Ignatians
Athelstone
Prince Alfred OC
Walkerville
Adelaide University
St Peter’
s OC
Payneham NU
Walkerville
Prince Alfred OC
10.2 62
13.15 93
15.10 100
21.9 135
14.15 99
13.13 91
17.3 105
13.15 93
15.3 93
11.9 75
Rostrevor OC
Modbury
Port District
Athelstone
Old Ignatians
6.11 47
13.11 89
9.6 60
8.13 61
12.14 86
Payneham NU
Port District
Athelstone
St Peter’
s OC
Modbury
Port District
Modbury
St Peter’
s OC
Payneham NU
Athelstone
Round 9 - 4 June 2011
Port District
Modbury
St Peter’
s OC
Payneham NU
Athelstone
11.5 71
6.9 45
8.9 57
17.14 116
11.7 73
Round 16 - 30 July 2011
Round 8 - 28 May 2011
Adelaide University
Rostrevor OC
Old Ignatians
Walkerville
Prince Alfred OC
18.16 124
12.18 90
14.8 92
4.14 38
16.16 112
Round 15 - 23 July 2011
Round 7 - 21 May 2011
Port District
Modbury
Rostrevor OC
Athelstone
Old Ignatians
Port District
Adelaide University
Rostrevor OC
Payneham NU
Walkerville
Round 14 - 16 July 2011
12.13 85
10.14 74
13.13 91
11.14 80
15.11 101
Round 6 - 14 May 2011
St Peter’
s OC
Athelstone
Old Ignatians
Walkerville
Prince Alfred OC
Port District
Adelaide University
Rostrevor OC
Payneham NU
Walkerville
Round 5 - 7 May 2011
Port District
Adelaide University
Modbury
Rostrevor OC
Payneham NU
24.8 152
9.9 63
20.12 132
12.14 86
16.14 110
Modbury
Athelstone
Old Ignatians
Walkerville
Prince Alfred OC
11.4 70
11.14 80
7.10 52
13.11 89
12.8 80
Round 11 - 25 June 2011
Port District
Adelaide University
St Peter’
s OC
Rostrevor OC
Payneham NU
Modbury
St Peter’
s OC
Athelstone
Old Ignatians
Prince Alfred OC
10.13 73
11.8 74
7.16 58
8.9 57
13.13 91
8.13 61
17.9 111
9.6 60
18.16 124
11.11 77
Rostrevor OC
Prince Alfred OC
Walkerville
Adelaide University
Old Ignatians
11.9 75
10.9 69
15.10 100
11.4 70
12.15 87
Port District
Payneham NU
St Peter’
s OC
Modbury
Athelstone
21.14 140
15.10 100
14.3 87
21.23 149
15.10 100
Adelaide University
Walkerville
Old Ignatians
Rostrevor OC
Prince Alfred OC
Adelaide University
Rostrevor OC
Old Ignatians
Walkerville
Prince Alfred OC
14.17 101
22.16 148
12.15 87
18.10 118
13.8 86
Club
W D L
For
Agn Pts %
Rostrevor OC
15 0
3 1835 1113 30 62
Walkerville
13 0
5 1779 1377 26 56
Adelaide University 11 0
7 1469 1242 22 54
St Peter’
s OC
11 0
7 1554 1351 22 53
Old Ignatians
8
0 10 1488 1457 16 51
Prince Alfred OC
8
0 10 1457 1607 16 48
Port District
7
0 11 1713 1773 14 49
Modbury
7
0 11 1399 1665 14 46
Payneham NU
5
0 13 1497 2021 10 43
Athelstone
5
0 13 1396 1981 10 41
nd
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Caterer Oval
St Peter’s OC
3.5
4.9 8.11 11.16
Old Ignatians
1.0
3.0
5.5
7.7
82
49
2 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Campbelltown Oval
Rostrevor OC
2.3 5.7 10.10 12.16 88
Adelaide University 2.3 6.4
9.5
11.9 75
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –Thebarton Oval
Adelaide University 3.1
6.3 11.4 13.12
Walkerville
3.1
4.2
6.2
8.2
90
50
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –University Oval
St Peter’s OC
2.2 3.6
4.10 12.16
7.10
7.11
88
53
1 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Walkerville Rec Ground
St Peter’s OC
6.3 10.6 14.9 22.10 142
Walkerville
1.2
7.6 10.9 16.14 110
Grand Final –10 Sept 2011 –Thebarton Oval
St Peter’s OC
1.2 2.5
8.10
9.12
Rostrevor OC
0.4 4.6
5.8
6.8
66
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Division 3 Premier –Darney Naylor Shield
Flinders
Park
DG McKay Medal
Leading goalkicking trophy
Korey Lochel
Seaton Ramblers
65 goals*
Valor Thach
Para Hills
CBCOC
A. Margitich
D. Raidis
D. Keen
16
5
5
Flinders Park
B. O’
Hara
B. Hains
J. O’
Donnell
18
11
9
Golden Grove
A. Carr
T. Sheppard
J. Kuhar
7
4
3
Pembroke OS
J. Pinkney
S. Wightman
B. Hill-Ling
CBCOC
C. Phan
B. Primus
D. Keen
9
8
8
Portland
D. Bird
R. Wilson
D. Laslett
Pooraka
A. Paradiso
P. Lovell
K. Bisset
33
32
21
Pembroke OS
T. Evans
M. Falzon
F. Pinkney
54
33
12
Flinders Park
J. Fuller
N. Narcys
S. Visser
46
37
26
Pooraka
R. Rankine Jnr
A. Greaves
T. Derham
41
36
24
15
11
9
Golden Grove
S. Daniels
M. Stent
J. Borghart
17
15
14
Portland
J. Wareing
T. Lipson
A. Thornton
46
43
24
69
27
26
11
10
5
Mitcham
M. Rowe
B. Ellis
J. Mason
16
12
6
Seaton Ramblers
P. Marshall
J. Brusnahan
G. Muscara
15
14
7
Mitcham
B. Ellis
M .Rowe
D. Brown
49
39
22
Seaton Ramblers
K. Loechel
G. Muscara
C. Scherwitzel
Para Hills
V. Thach
S. Goodwin
J. Levy
19
5
3
SMOSH West Lakes
J. Porplycia
J. Cibich
T. Parham
13
10
6
Para Hills
N. Flynn
M. Pascoe
V. Thach
47
15
15
SMOSH West Lakes
C. Rae
64
N. Giles
21
L. Porplycia
18
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CBCOC
Seaton Ramblers
Flinders Park
Portland
Para Hills
Round 10 - 18 June 2011
12.5 77
15.11 101
12.16 88
11.10 76
13.17 95
11.19 85
12.11 83
9.16 70
12.15 87
8.19 67
Pembroke OS
Pooraka
Mitcham
SMOSH West Lakes
Golden Grove
7.10 52
14.9 93
12.11 83
6.17 53
10.9 69
4.8 32
13.11 89
11.11 77
6.6 42
6.13 49
Flinders Park
SMOSH West Lakes
Para Hills
CBCOC
Seaton Ramblers
12.15 87
17.14 116
10.10 70
6.17 53
12.15 87
11.12 78
10.6 66
13.22 100
6.8 44
5.7 37
Pembroke OS
CBCOC
Mitcham
Portland
Golden Grove
8.7 55
13.6 84
13.18 96
10.13 73
17.9 111
17.12 114
13.11 89
12.13 85
11.15 81
20.12 132
Seaton Ramblers
SMOSH West Lakes
Para Hills
Flinders Park
Pooraka
15.11 101
13.12 90
10.9 69
8.14 62
20.9 129
12.11 83
15.14 104
19.11 125
8.9 57
12.6 78
CBCOC
Mitcham
Portland
Pooraka
Pembroke OS
11.7 73
8.7 55
11.9 75
14.14 98
20.17 137
Para Hills
Golden Grove
Seaton Ramblers
SMOSH West Lakes
Flinders Park
21.6 132
11.13 79
14.13 97
12.5 77
19.21 135
SMOSH West Lakes
Seaton Ramblers
CBCOC
Pembroke OS
Pooraka
17.10 112
18.17 125
11.15 81
10.12 72
17.7 109
15.10 100
6.8 44
9.10 64
10.17 77
9.8 62
SMOSH West Lakes
Para Hills
Mitcham
Pooraka
Golden Grove
7.13 55
9.16 70
19.9 123
6.11 47
22.22 154
18.10 118
13.7 85
14.10 94
9.12 66
5.9 39
Seaton Ramblers
CBCOC
Portland
Flinders Park
Pembroke OS
Pooraka
Mitcham
SMOSH West Lakes
Pembroke OS
Golden Grove
Golden Grove
Pooraka
Mitcham
Portland
Pembroke OS
Para Hills
Seaton Ramblers
Flinders Park
SMOSH West Lakes
CBCOC
Para Hills
Seaton Ramblers
Pooraka
Flinders Park
SMOSH West Lakes
Pooraka
Mitcham
Portland
CBCOC
Pembroke OS
17.20 122
18.15 123
14.13 97
6.7 43
8.6 54
Para Hills
Seaton Ramblers
Golden Grove
Flinders Park
SMOSH West Lakes
10.13 73
14.11 95
26.14 170
21.15 141
6.19 55
SMOSH West Lakes
Pooraka
Flinders Park
Seaton Ramblers
Para Hills
3.2 20
9.21 75
14.17 101
19.9 123
13.7 85
25.12 162
11.9 75
7.12 54
11.13 79
11.9 75
Portland
Golden Grove
Pembroke OS
CBCOC
Mitcham
8.19 67
15.14 104
14.19 103
13.13 91
7.8 50
13.12 90
14.11 95
13.12 90
12.6 78
12.15 87
Flinders Park
Seaton Ramblers
Golden Grove
Para Hills
SMOSH West Lakes
15.10 100
13.10 88
11.13 79
18.17 125
23.16 154
15.8 98
11.10 76
14.12 96
5.3 33
6.13 49
Pooraka
Portland
Mitcham
Pembroke OS
CBCOC
6.12 48
15.14 104
5.4 34
17.13 115
13.14 92
Golden Grove
Flinders Park
Para Hills
Mitcham
Portland
23.22 160
16.13 109
17.10 112
16.6 102
17.11 113
Flinders Park
Pembroke OS
CBCOC
Seaton Ramblers
Portland
17.13 115
13.9 87
8.9 57
13.6 84
16.20 116
Para Hills
SMOSH West Lakes
Pooraka
Golden Grove
Mitcham
Round 16 - 30 July 2011
Pooraka
Seaton Ramblers
SMOSH West Lakes
CBCOC
Pembroke OS
24.17 161
13.13 91
25.15 165
11.12 78
13.7 85
Para Hills
Golden Grove
Pooraka
SMOSH West Lakes
Mitcham
Para Hills
Golden Grove
Pooraka
SMOSH West Lakes
Mitcham
14.10 94
10.7 67
6.12 48
15.18 108
5.12 42
Round 15 – 23 July 2011
Round 8 - 28 May 2011
Seaton Ramblers
Flinders Park
Portland
CBCOC
Pembroke OS
10.16 76
11.9 75
17.8 110
6.9 45
12.11 83
Round 14 - 16 July 2011
Round 7 - 21 May 2011
Para Hills
Flinders Park
Mitcham
Portland
Golden Grove
Mitcham
Pembroke OS
Golden Grove
Pooraka
Portland
Round 6 - 14 May 2011
Pooraka
Mitcham
Portland
CBCOC
Pembroke OS
23.23 161
9.3 57
5.3 33
14.15 99
17.13 115
12.11 83
22.14 146
18.18 126
18.12 120
10.7 67
Golden Grove
Mitcham
Portland
CBCOC
Pembroke OS
Para Hills
Seaton Ramblers
Golden Grove
Flinders Park
SMOSH West Lakes
Seaton Ramblers
Flinders Park
Portland
CBCOC
Para Hills
Golden Grove
Mitcham
Portland
CBCOC
Pembroke OS
16.12 108
10.13 73
14.8 92
12.12 84
7.6 48
Round 11 - 25 June 2011
Para Hills
Seaton Ramblers
Pooraka
Flinders Park
SMOSH West Lakes
20.18 138
22.9 141
9.10 64
8.7 55
16.21 117
8.5 53
9.19 73
13.13 91
18.6 114
6.9 45
Club
Flinders Park
Portland
SMOSH West Lakes
Mitcham
Seaton Ramblers
Pooraka
CBCOC
Pembroke OS
Para Hills
Golden Grove
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Hawthorn Oval
Mitcham
4.8 5.10 10.11 15.16
Seaton Ramblers
4.5
7.7 12.10 13.11
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –Port Reserve
Portland
4.2
6.4
7.9 11.15
SMOSH West Lakes 2.3
5.8
8.12
8.17
W
15
14
13
13
9
9
5
5
4
2
Seaton Ramblers
Flinders Park
Portland
CBCOC
Pembroke OS
D
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
L
3
4
5
5
8
9
13
13
14
15
For
1688
1811
1828
1880
1831
1771
1341
1309
1263
1197
Agn
1214
1239
1339
1442
1552
1605
1774
1834
2105
1815
26.8 164
15.10 100
21.15 141
14.14 98
12.11 83
Pts
30
28
26
26
19
18
10
10
8
5
%
58
59
58
57
54
52
43
42
38
40
nd
106
89
2 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Flinders Park Oval
Portland
1.3
5.4
9.8
12.9
Flinders Park
3.1
5.3
6.5
9.8
81
62
81
65
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Flinders Park Oval
Flinders Park
0.5 3.15
6.17
8.20
3.7
5.9
7.13
68
55
1 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –West Lakes Shore Oval
8.4
12.6
17.6 108
Mitcham
2.1
5.4
7.6 13.10
88
Grand Final –10 Sept 2011 –Blair Athol Reserve
Flinders Park
5.3
7.7 11.10 14.18
Portland
2.3
3.5
7.7
8.11
102
59
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Division 4 Premier –Tideman Shield
Kilburn
AEC Treloar Medal
Matthew Whelan
Daniel Cahill
Kilburn
Scotch OC
Daniel Cahill
Mark McCallum
Scotch OC
Kilburn
Paul Wootton
66 goals*
Hectorville
Elizabeth
T. Greenshields
S. Taylor
A. Jones
Fitzroy
Z. Diorio
M. Nelson
G. Sullivan
19
6
6
7
4
3
Pulteney
I.Perrie
J. Aish
J. O’
Connell
Salisbury
S. Couzner
S. McPherson
T. Dimasi
Elizabeth
A. Jones
S. Taylor
M. Aghan
9
8
7
12
12
10
51
32
27
Pulteney
J. Aish
I. Perrie
C. Barrie
53
34
23
Fitzroy
B. Hart
C. Wheadon
A. Tsakiridis
24
21
19
Salisbury
J. Mansfield
S. Schutt
L. Short
44
41
37
Greenacres
N. Wright
M Newman
A. Forth
15
9
8
Scotch OC
D. Cahill
W. Thorpe
C. Thorpe
20
8
8
Greenacres
T. Uren
K. Ettridge
J. Shaw
46
41
28
Scotch OC
D. Cahill
W. Thorpe
B. Johnston
74
41
22
Hectorville
P. Wootton
M. Howson
J. Di Giacomi
20
10
7
Unley
N. Chettle
A. Khabbaz
R. Wilsdon
12
8
6
Hectorville
S. Pemble
M. Howson
P. Wootton
33
27
19
Unley
B. Fahey
O. Moss
B. Moss
54
24
21
Kilburn
M. Whelan
C. Pressler
M. Howson
20
9
8
Westminster OS
C. Chubb
D. Kildea
M. Newman
14
11
9
Kilburn
M. McCallum
M. Howson
K. Parks
81
66
40
Westminster OS
J. Ferris
N. Woods
J. Charles
43
36
34
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10.18 78
Fitzroy
9.13 67
Salisbury
18.9 117
Elizabeth
10.6 66
Westminster OS
8.11 59
Pulteney
16.12 108
Kilburn
16.10 106
Greenacres
13.11 89
Hectorville
20.19 139
Scotch OC
6.12 48
Unley
7.11 53
Fitzroy
16.17 113
Salisbury
17.13 115
Hectorville
17.5 107
Elizabeth
12.9 81
Westminster OS
11.9 75
Greenacres
15.16 106
Kilburn
19.5 119
Scotch OC
14.9 93
Pulteney
7.14 56
Unley
16.10 106
Fitzroy
16.8 104
Salisbury
15.9 99
Greenacres
14.12 96
Elizabeth
16.8 104
Westminster OS
Round 6 - 14 May 2011
20.16 136
Hectorville
18.19 127
Kilburn
14.17 101
Scotch OC
20.10 130
Pulteney
14.13 97
Unley
Round 7 - 21 May 2011
6.13 49
Fitzroy
18.17 125
Greenacres
10.6 66
Elizabeth
10.12 72
Unley
22.15 147
Kilburn
Round 8 - 28 May 2011
18.12 120
Salisbury
15.10 100
Elizabeth
18.11 119
Scotch OC
16.6 102
Pulteney
28.16 184
Unley
10.12 72
Fitzroy
16.10 106
Greenacres
7.9 51
Hectorville
23.7 145
Westminster OS
13.8 86
Kilburn
18.12 120
5.8 38
9.12 66
17.10 112
13.11 89
15.8 98
11.5 71
11.12 78
9.6 60
16.8 104
Round 10 - 18 June 2011
12.10 82
Hectorville
15.14 104
Greenacres
22.9 141
Kilburn
19.11 125
Scotch OC
14.13 97
Unley
Round 11 - 25 June 2011
9.10 64
Fitzroy
16.6 102
Salisbury
12.7 79
Elizabeth
11.13 79
Westminster OS
17.8 110
Pulteney
14.12 96
Greenacres
8.10 58
Kilburn
16.11 107
Scotch OC
8.8 56
Pulteney
17.10 112
Unley
13.7 85
Hectorville
8.9 57
Fitzroy
10.11 71
Salisbury
10.12 82
Elizabeth
12.12 84
Westminster OS
Round 14 - 16 July 2011
18.13 121
Hectorville
17.11 113
Kilburn
6.18 54
Scotch OC
20.18 138
Pulteney
13.12 90
Unley
Round 15 - 23 July 2011
8.8 56
Fitzroy
16.13 109
Salisbury
15.9 99
Greenacres
10.8 68
Elizabeth
12.14 86
Westminster OS
Round 16 - 30 July 2011
25.14 164
Salisbury
7.12 54
Hectorville
19.25 139
Westminster OS
15.15 105
Pulteney
14.14 80
Scotch OC
9.13 67
Hectorville
16.5 101
Fitzroy
14.13 97
Greenacres
10.4 64
Westminster OS
12.15 87
Kilburn
23.17 155
Salisbury
11.8 74
Elizabeth
11.13 79
Scotch OC
16.10 106
Pulteney
11.10 76
Unley
Greenacres
Hectorville
Kilburn
Scotch OC
Unley
Fitzroy
Elizabeth
Westminster OS
Pulteney
Salisbury
13.25 103
7.8 50
12.10 82
15.14 104
19.20 134
Unley
Pulteney
Kilburn
Scotch OC
Greenacres
16.12 108
13.17 95
5.11 41
24.14 158
12.12 84
Salisbury
Westminster OS
Fitzroy
Elizabeth
Hectorville
18.11 119
8.8 56
19.12 126
20.12 132
20.13 133
Pulteney
Kilburn
Scotch OC
Hectorville
Unley
10.6 66
6.9 45
9.6 60
13.10 88
8.14 62
Fitzroy
Greenacres
Salisbury
Westminster OS
Elizabeth
14.9 63
14.6 90
17.8 110
11.8 74
9.7 61
Westminster OS
Hectorville
Salisbury
Scotch OC
Pulteney
6.9 45
8.9 57
16.8 104
20.13 133
10.10 70
Westminster OS
Fitzroy
Kilburn
Hectorville
Greenacres
22.24 156
15.12 102
16.9 105
12.12 84
13.11 89
Salisbury
Pulteney
Scotch OC
Elizabeth
Unley
Club
Salisbury
Scotch OC
Greenacres
Kilburn
Hectorville
Unley
Pulteney
Elizabeth
Westminster OS
Fitzroy
W
14
13
12
11
11
10
8
6
5
0
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
L
4
5
6
7
7
8
10
12
13
18
For
1961
1740
1702
1856
1629
1662
1637
1552
1556
1151
Agn
1131
1365
1719
1596
1465
1401
1818
1887
1829
2235
Pts
28
26
24
22
22
20
16
12
10
0
12.9 81
11.4 70
9.12 66
9.10 64
14.6 90
Salisbury
Fitzroy
Elizabeth
Westminster OS
Pulteney
24.18 162
11.10 76
14.13 97
11.6 72
7.7 49
Kilburn
Unley
Greenacres
Hectorville
Scotch OC
14.10 94
13.14 92
7.12 54
17.14 116
4.6 30
Westminster OS
Hectorville
Elizabeth
Salisbury
Fitzroy
10.10 70
19.12 126
12.10 82
8.8 56
14.14 98
Unley
Scotch OC
Greenacres
Pulteney
Kilburn
15.13 103
13.12 90
10.17 77
10.9 69
11.9 75
Elizabeth
Salisbury
Greenacres
Fitzroy
Westminster OS
16.19 115
6.8 44
22.10 142
16.18 114
19.16 130
Hectorville
Scotch OC
Kilburn
Unley
Pulteney
5.5 35
14.8 92
8.8 56
14.11 95
10.14 74
Elizabeth
Greenacres
Fitzroy
Kilburn
Unley
11.4 70
19.16 130
12.10 82
19.17 131
11.11 77
Pulteney
Elizabeth
Unley
Salisbury
Scotch OC
4.4 28
12.4 76
11.7 73
11.12 78
10.18 78
Fitzroy
Westminster OS
Hectorville
Greenacres
Kilburn
%
63
56
50
54
53
54
47
45
46
34
nd
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Blair Athol Reserve
Kilburn
2.1
7.6
10.11
14.12
96
Hectorville
3.3
3.5
7.8
11.11
77
2 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Salisbury Oval
Salisbury
3.5 3.8
9.13
14.18
102
Scotch OC
2.2 5.7
7.9
10.10
70
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –St Marys Park
Scotch OC
1.5
4.7
7.8
15.9
Greenacres
2.5
4.7
9.11
10.11
99
71
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –St Marys Park
Kilburn
2.3 5.6
7.11
11.11
77
Scotch OC
2.0 5.3
7.5
10.7
67
1 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Edward Smith Reserve
Kilburn
4.5
11.10
17.14
24.14 158
Greenacres
6.5
13.7
17.11
18.13 121
Grand Final –10 Sept 2011 –Campbelltown Oval
Kilburn
3.1 6.3
11.3
16.6
102
Salisbury
3.2 7.7
12.7
14.9
93
st
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Division 5 Premier –CB Sangster Shield
Plympton
JB Dicker Medal
Scott McIntyre
Lee Duggan
Brahma Lodge
76 goals*
Hope Valley
Dene Steele
Salisbury West
Adelaide Lutheran
T. Kowald
R. Edwards
T. Allen
13
8
7
Plympton
D. Roach
J. Smith
T. Dunkley
15
13
7
Adelaide Lutheran
A. Bevan
L. Downs-Woolley
L. Allison
42
34
23
Plympton
J. Smith
J. Vanderhaak
T. Dunkley
60
50
34
Brahma Lodge
T. Alosi
S. Cosenza
R. McKee
13
7
6
Rosewater
P. Williams
J. O’
Loughlin
B. Taheny
7
7
7
Brahma Lodge
S.McIntyre
T. Alosi
B. McMullen
76
53
19
Rosewater
C. Mattner
A. Matz
B. Taheny
62
41
22
Hope Valley
L. Duggan
M. Franceschinis
S. Hagerstrom
26
7
4
Salisbury West
D. Steele
R. Woodrow
C. Martin
26
18
8
Hope Valley
M. Jones
J. Denton
M. Gower
46
32
30
Salisbury West
J. Davies
J. Schell
A. Kafkoudas
42
39
24
24
6
5
West Croydon
M. Loffler
S. Cooper
L. Woodcock
13
10
10
Lockleys
G. Hall
S. Naley
S. Stormonth
28
23
21
West Croydon
L. Woodcock
N. Bryant
S. Anderson
70
51
31
13
5
3
Woodville South
A. Clifford
J. Cattermole
S. Skewes
11
10
8
North Haven
D. McCulloch
L. Forrest
S. Hinsley
49
40
23
Woodville South
M. McNeil
R. Ahmed
T. Blight
54
20
20
Lockleys
H. Martinello
P. Sarno
S. Stormonth
North Haven
M. Eagles
P. Eldridge
R. Duerden
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16.17 113
North Haven
10.14 74
Adelaide Lutheran
20.16 136
West Croydon
14.10 94
Rosewater
12.11 83
Woodville South
11.9 75
Hope Valley
8.8 56
Salisbury West
13.12 90
Lockleys
9.8 62
Plympton
14.9 93
Adelaide Lutheran
8.13 61
North Haven
20.18 138
Adelaide Lutheran
11.18 84
Salisbury West
21.9 135
West Croydon
19.8 122
Rosewater
14.6 90
Hope Valley
14.8 92
Lockleys
10.10 70
Plympton
11.6 72
Woodville South
12.8 80
Brahma Lodge
20.15 135
North Haven
14.5 89
Adelaide Lutheran
14.14 98
Hope Valley
13.17 95
West Croydon
16.18 114
Rosewater
Round 6 - 14 May 2011
18.17 125
Salisbury West
5.12 42
Lockleys
15.11 101
Plympton
10.17 77
Woodville South
16.9 105
Brahma Lodge
Round 7 - 21 May 2011
15.12 102
North Haven
17.18 120
Hope Valley
15.14 104
West Croydon
13.16 94
Lockleys
24.14 158
Plympton
Round 8 - 28 May 2011
19.11 125
Adelaide Lutheran
17.11 113
West Croydon
22.10 142
Plympton
8.14 62
Woodville South
17.21 123
Brahma Lodge
14.7 91
North Haven
15.12 102
Hope Valley
12.12 84
Salisbury West
11.9 75
Rosewater
18.11 119
Lockleys
10.12 72
16.5 101
12.12 84
19.11 125
12.9 81
Hope Valley
Salisbury West
Lockleys
Plympton
Brahma Lodge
14.13 97
17.13 115
9.10 94
10.11 71
16.9 105
West Croydon
Rosewater
North Haven
Woodville South
Brahma Lodge
10.8 68
11.9 75
10.7 67
18.12 120
8.2 50
Brahma Lodge
Woodville South
Lockleys
Plympton
Hope Valley
14.8 92
16.13 109
17.18 120
25.9 159
12.13 85
Adelaide Lutheran
Rosewater
North Haven
West Croydon
Salisbury West
9.4 58
20.5 125
14.13 97
18.7 115
16.15 111
Woodville South
Lockleys
Plympton
Salisbury West
Brahma Lodge
11.3 69
15.16 106
8.10 58
8.14 62
19.11 125
North Haven
Hope Valley
Adelaide Lutheran
Rosewater
West Croydon
12.11 83
18.15 123
15.7 97
15.13 103
22.8 140
Rosewater
Salisbury West
Adelaide Lutheran
Woodville South
Brahma Lodge
15.10 100
14.6 90
10.10 70
14.10 94
16.14 110
Rosewater
North Haven
Lockleys
Salisbury West
Hope Valley
15.13 103
11.11 77
11.14 80
16.13 109
12.19 91
Adelaide Lutheran
Woodville South
Plympton
West Croydon
Brahma Lodge
Club
Salisbury West
West Croydon
Plympton
Hope Valley
North Haven
Adelaide Lutheran
Rosewater
Brahma Lodge
Woodville South
Lockleys
W
13
12
11
9
8
8
8
8
8
4
D
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
Round 10 - 18 June 2011
14.10 94
Hope Valley
11.7 73
Salisbury West
14.11 95
Lockleys
15.12 102
Plympton
13.16 94
Brahma Lodge
Round 11 - 25 June 2011
22.7 139
North Haven
17.4 106
Brahma Lodge
11.20 86
West Croydon
13.11 89
Rosewater
11.18 84
Woodville South
17.16 118
Hope Valley
10.9 69
Lockleys
10.15 75
Plympton
14.10 94
Woodville South
13.15 93
Brahma Lodge
17.9 111
North Haven
13.17 95
Adelaide Lutheran
11.17 83
Salisbury West
19.12 126
West Croydon
19.18 132
Rosewater
Round 14 - 16 July 2011
16.7 103
Salisbury West
3.9 27
Lockleys
15.7 97
Plympton
11.12 78
Woodville South
26.13 169
Brahma Lodge
Round 15 - 23 July 2011
6.9 45
North Haven
18.6 114
Adelaide Lutheran
23.14 152
Hope Valley
26.18 174
West Croydon
12.16 88
Rosewater
Round 16 - 30 July 2011
14.9 93
Adelaide Lutheran
21.13 139
Salisbury West
11.14 80
Rosewater
16.12 108
Woodville South
17.9 111
Brahma Lodge
15.6 96
North Haven
20.18 138
Hope Valley
13.8 86
Salisbury West
15.4 94
Rosewater
10.11 71
Lockleys
20.14 134
Adelaide Lutheran
17.12 114
West Croydon
16.13 109
Plympton
4.17 41
Woodville South
30.14 194
Brahma Lodge
L
5
6
6
9
9
10
10
10
10
14
For
1819
1955
1915
1778
1634
1778
1793
1951
1437
1378
Agn
1510
1644
1719
1695
1617
1641
1760
1935
1741
2176
Pts
26
24
23
18
17
16
16
16
16
8
10.7 67
12.8 80
13.12 90
14.15 99
10.13 73
North Haven
Adelaide Lutheran
West Croydon
Rosewater
Woodville South
8.12 60
14.15 99
9.12 66
14.14 98
14.7 91
Lockleys
Adelaide Lutheran
Hope Valley
Salisbury West
Plympton
14.11 95
21.17 143
8.10 58
10.13 73
17.11 113
Rosewater
Salisbury West
West Croydon
Adelaide Lutheran
North Haven
17.9 111
15.8 98
13.13 91
11.8 74
8.18 66
Plympton
Hope Valley
Brahma Lodge
Woodville South
Lockleys
9.20 74
21.22 148
14.12 96
14.18 102
18.9 117
West Croydon
Adelaide Lutheran
Hope Valley
North Haven
Rosewater
18.14 122
16.12 108
11.18 84
12.12 84
17.7 109
Salisbury West
Plympton
Lockleys
Brahma Lodge
Woodville South
14.13 97
13.15 96
9.10 64
8.6 54
17.19 121
West Croydon
Hope Valley
North Haven
Lockleys
Plympton
9.9 63
16.9 105
15.8 98
10.13 73
22.14 146
West Croydon
Brahma Lodge
Woodville South
Adelaide Lutheran
Plympton
7.10 52
19.11 125
16.9 105
15.10 100
8.21 69
North Haven
Rosewater
Salisbury West
Hope Valley
Lockleys
%
55
54
53
51
50
52
50
50
45
39
nd
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Hope Valley Oval
North Haven
3.7
4.10
6.12 12.13
85
Hope Valley
3.3
7.9
9.11 11.12
78
2 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Salisbury Downs Oval
Salisbury West
2.0
6.1
11.3
15.4
94
Plympton
3.3
4.6
5.11 10.13
73
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –Fawk Reserve
Plympton
5.7 11.11 12.13 14.19 103
West Croydon
1.2
5.5
8.9 11.10
76
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Plympton Oval
Plympton
2.1 6.11 12.13 18.15
West Croydon
2.5
4.6
7.9 11.15
123
81
Grand Final –10 Sept 2011 –Salisbury Oval
Plympton
5.1
9.3
11.4
15.6
Salisbury West
2.5 2.10
7.15
8.17
96
65
st
1 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Fawk Reserve
West Croydon 5.5
6.6 11.11 13.16
North Haven
2.4
5.9
5.16
6.21
94
57
37 | P a g e
Division 6 Premier –Mervyn Evans Shield
Kenilworth
AG Bert Medal
Sean Buss
Nicholas Jones
Glenunga
66 goals*
Henley
Adelaide University
A. Vallelonga
T. Reid
A. Reid
10
9
4
Henley
N. Jones
J. McKenzie
D. Holmes
25
3
2
Adelaide University
O Neate
M. Kellett
T. Reid
31
25
21
Henley
S. Walshe
D. Loveder
J. Costello
24
14
14
Blackfriars OS
S. Murphy
M. Spry
K. Howe
19
8
7
Houghton Districts
L. Davis
N. Hall
C. Schutz
15
5
4
Blackfriars OS
T. Hillman
B. Hillman
A. Demasi
63
50
41
Houghton Districts
L. Davis
A. Musolino
A. Moncrieff
48
24
23
Central United
B. Woodward
P. Hall
M. Garner
19
9
6
Ingle Farm
S. Gannell
G. Hawksworth
R. Tremain
19
9
4
Central United
P. Hall
B. Woodward
N. Fenwick
58
48
25
Ingle Farm
G. Malbunka
B. Rigney
S. Smart
50
28
24
Colonel Light Gardens
T. McGowan
T. Evans
E. Wood
10
9
7
Kenilworth
D. Delawyer
B. Moser
T. Manning
19
19
6
K. Stewart
E. Wood
M. Politarhis
39
29
14
Kenilworth
S. Brammer
S. Oldfield
S. Osborn
60
43
35
Glenunga
S. Buss
A. Mitchell
M. Roberts
13
11
10
Trinity OS
J. O’
Hara
B. Rogers
A. Zorich
8
6
5
Glenunga
S. Buss
L. Karvelis
M. Roberts
81
48
41
Trinity OS
A Cotter
A. Zorich
A. Nourse
53
26
16
38 | P a g e
Houghton Districts
Trinity OS
Kenilworth
Glenunga
Blackfriars OS
Ingle Farm
Adelaide University
Central United
Henley
Houghton Districts
Ingle Farm
Kenilworth
Trinity OS
Blackfriars OS
Adelaide University
Central United
Glenunga
Henley
Houghton Districts
Blackfriars OS
Kenilworth
Trinity OS
Round 6 - 14 May 2011
Ingle Farm
Adelaide University
Central United
Glenunga
Henley
Round 7 - 21 May 2011
Blackfriars OS
Kenilworth
Adelaide University
Central United
Round 8 - 28 May 2011
Houghton Districts
Kenilworth
Central United
Glenunga
Henley
Blackfriars OS
Ingle Farm
Trinity OS
Adelaide University
9.13 67
17.10 112
14.17 101
20.11 131
23.25 163
18.13 121
12.8 80
13.6 84
9.9 63
9.13 67
Blackfriars OS
Ingle Farm
Central United
Adelaide University
Henley
9.17 71
10.7 67
12.10 82
16.11 107
5.9 39
17.9 111
19.13 127
18.11 119
11.9 75
6.13 49
Kenilworth
Trinity OS
Glenunga
Houghton Districts
20.17 137
12.4 76
17.2 104
15.10 100
11.10 76
8.13 61
12.22 94
10.4 64
12.9 81
10.11 71
Henley
Glenunga
Adelaide University
Central United
Blackfriars OS
23.19 157
8.9 57
27.12 174
20.19 139
5.5 35
13.11 89
5.18 48
8.11 59
18.9 117
13.10 88
Houghton Districts
Trinity OS
Kenilworth
Ingle Farm
13.18 96
11.10 76
14.16 100
19.11 125
12.9 81
16.18 114
15.11 101
15.14 104
11.13 79
11.11 77
Glenunga
Adelaide University
Central United
Ingle Farm
Henley
13.20 98
11.3 69
22.17 149
14.9 93
7.8 50
10.16 76
15.10 100
11.9 75
13.12 90
13.14 92
Blackfriars OS
Houghton Districts
Trinity OS
Kenilworth
8.9 57
12.20 92
34.17 221
12.14 86
14.7 91
14.10 94
11.13 79
1.2 8
15.6 96
16.9 105
12.16 88
20.18 138
13.5 83
19.10 124
11.5 71
12.3 75
3.7 25
11.6 72
16.10 106
11.8 74
Trinity OS
Adelaide University
Ingle Farm
Blackfriars OS
26.23 179
18.9 117
15.10 100
10.13 73
19.7 121
14.10 94
13.12 90
15.10 100
10.15 75
9.4 58
Houghton Districts
Glenunga
Central United
Kenilworth
Henley
Round 10 - 18 June 2011
Blackfriars OS
Ingle Farm
Adelaide University
Central United
Henley
Round 11 - 25 June 2011
Houghton Districts
Kenilworth
Trinity OS
Glenunga
Blackfriars OS
Adelaide University
Central United
Glenunga
Henley
Houghton Districts
Ingle Farm
Kenilworth
Trinity OS
Round 14 - 16 July 2011
Ingle Farm
Adelaide University
Central United
Glenunga
Henley
Round 15 - 23 July 2011
Houghton Districts
Blackfriars OS
Kenilworth
Trinity OS
Round 16 - 30 July 2011
Houghton Districts
Ingle Farm
Trinity OS
Glenunga
Henley
Blackfriars OS
Ingle Farm
Trinity OS
Adelaide University
Kenilworth
Houghton Districts
Central United
Glenunga
Henley
Trinity OS
Ingle Farm
Houghton Districts
Glenunga
Henley
Club
Kenilworth
Blackfriars OS
Glenunga
Central United
Trinity OS
Adelaide University
Colonel Light Garden
Houghton Districts
Ingle Farm
Henley
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Mofflin Reserve
Trinity OS
1.3
3.9
8.11
10.15
Central United
2.7
4.9
6.12
9.16
W
16
14
13
9
9
9
7
7
3
2
st
20.18
13.10
L
2
4
5
8
9
9
11
11
14
16
For
2159
1951
2052
1839
1563
1556
1618
1369
1444
1135
Agn
1250
1272
1788
1663
1409
1439
1907
2029
2085
1844
5.11 41
14.14 98
13.11 89
12.11 83
12.7 79
14.12 96
22.10 142
10.9 69
24.12 156
23.10 148
15.16 106
14.14 98
9.6 60
8.5 53
13.16 94
Adelaide University
Henley
Blackfriars OS
Ingle Farm
Central United
18.11 119
14.18 102
13.10 88
16.10 106
10.1 61
5.6 36
7.4 46
16.13 109
9.11 65
11.12 78
Trinity OS
Ingle Farm
Kenilworth
Houghton Districts
11.9 75
4.4 28
6.9 45
22.16 148
5.9 39
15.16 106
12.21 93
11.8 74
8.10 58
11.10 76
Central United
Blackfriars OS
Henley
Glenunga
Adelaide University
12.13 85
13.9 87
12.12 84
28.12 180
7.11 53
10.22 142
14.8 92
14.10 94
22.8 140
11.5 71
Kenilworth
Houghton Districts
Blackfriars OS
Trinity OS
16.15 111
14.8 92
11.6 72
20.14 134
15.13 103
12.12 84
13.9 87
6.17 53
6.5 41
13.10 88
7.7 49
9.12 66
9.9 63
13.11 89
12.8 80
22.15 147
27.16 178
11.14 80
10.15 75
13.17 95
Kenilworth
Blackfriars OS
Adelaide University
Central United
14.11 95
22.25 157
15.7 97
23.15 153
15.14 104
17.13 115
5.3 33
32.18 210
9.6 60
4.14 38
Kenilworth
Henley
Glenunga
Houghton Districts
Central United
14.12 96
11.10 76
24.15 159
16.10 106
9.9 63
13.16 94
12.15 87
13.13 91
21.9 135
22.15 147
Trinity OS
Ingle Farm
Blackfriars OS
Adelaide University
Pts
32
28
26
19
18
18
14
14
7
4
Houghton Districts
Kenilworth
Trinity OS
Glenunga
Ingle Farm
Central United
Adelaide University
Henley
Glenunga
%
63
61
53
53
53
52
46
40
41
38
nd
75
70
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –Park 2 (St Dominics Oval)
Blackfriars OS
5.3
5.7
9.14
15.17
107
Glenunga
2.1
4.5
6.7
11.11
77
1 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Webb Oval
Glenunga
8.3
13.9
18.12
Trinity OS
3.2
7.5
8.5
D
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
21.14 140
11.10 76
14.7 91
17.13 115
9.15 69
138
88
2 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –St Marys Park
Kenilworth
2.2
6.4
7.11
14.15
Blackfriars OS
0.4
3.7
3.10
6.13
99
49
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Park 2 (St Dominics Oval)
Glenunga
6.7
9.10
12.13
17.19
121
Blackfriars OS
3.0
7.3
11.5
16.7
103
Grand Final –10 Sept 2011 –Richmond Oval
Kenilworth
3.3
7.8
11.10
Glenunga
1.3
6.3
8.8
14.14
11.9
98
75
39 | P a g e
Division 7 Premier –Keith C Sims Shield
Sacred Heart
OC
KC Sims Medal
Cameron Carroll
Sacred Heart OC
102 goals*
Robert O’Gorman
Mawson Lakes
Angle Vale
S. Burgess
J. Gordon
J. Koisee
11
9
8
Modbury
D. Gray
B. Roberts
M. Shean
3
2
2
Angle Vale
A. Matthews
G. Stone
K. Rogers
74
30
27
Modbury
M. Young
D. Wegmann
D. Campaign
12
11
8
14
12
10
Athelstone
J. Bielak
C. Robertson
D. D’
Ettorre
22
13
7
North Pines
T. Mackereth
T. Sumner
A. Lindsay
80
21
19
Athelstone
B. Waechter
M. Piro
C. Huggins
7
5
3
North Pines
M. Robertson
S. Raegar
S. Marks
Flinders University
D. Gregory
J. Farmer
B. Pech
3
3
3
Sacred Heart OC
M. Turner
C. Carroll
J. Elliott
13
9
7
Flinders University
D. Bandt
N. Leggett
J. Farmer
15
7
6
Sacred Heart OC
C. Carroll
J. Elliott
J. Kurenda
Tea Tree Gully
G. Mount
S. Tregloan
B. Forbes
18
10
6
Mawson Lakes
M. Ralph
I Novosel
T. Smits
73
59
43
Tea Tree Gully
D. Pontt
A. Maschotta
B. Haynes
Mawson Lakes
R. O’
Gorman
C. Ung
M. Ralph
25
8
6
Mitchell Park
A. May
T. Potuszynski
L. McDonnell
16
13
11
Mitchell Park
L. McDonnell
N. McDonnell
M. Synon
142
38
28
17
14
12
116
40
26
40 | P a g e
4.6 30
Modbury
2.9 21
Athelstone
11.6 72
North Pines
26.12 168
Mawson Lakes
Angle Vale
11.12 78
Mitchell Park
15.16 106
Mawson Lakes
23.15 153
Sacred Heart OC
7.4 46
Flinders University
Tea Tree Gully
6.7 43
Modbury
17.15 117
North Pines
11.7 73
Flinders University
11.8 74
Mitchell Park
Athelstone
25.15 165
Mitchell Park
30.17 197
Angle Vale
38.22 250
Sacred Heart OC
15.14 104
Tea Tree Gully
Mawson Lakes
12.7 79
Athelstone
20.16 136
North Pines
3.9 27
Flinders University
11.13 79
Mawson Lakes
Sacred Heart OC
Round 6 - 14 May 2011
12.14 86
Angle Vale
9.6 60
Modbury
19.12 126
Tea Tree Gully
9.8 62
Mawson Lakes
Mitchell Park
Round 7 - 21 May 2011
17.19 121
Angle Vale
16.6 102
Tea Tree Gully
11.10 76
Flinders University
9.12 66
North Pines
Modbury
Round 8 - 28 May 2011
19.7 121
Mitchell Park
1.3 9
Modbury
8.15 63
Tea Tree Gully
4.7 31
Athelstone
Flinders University
21.6 132
Angle Vale
24.12 156
Sacred Heart OC
11.7 73
Flinders University
18.18 126
Mawson Lakes
North Pines
29.11 185
0.0.0
13.11 89
0.5 5
8.9 57
10.7 67
2.5 17
0.0.0
11. 14 80
24.11 155
32.31 223
17.10 112
8.9 57
4.10 34
1.1 7
8.4 52
20.11 131
10.7 67
23.18 156
11.10 76
Mitchell Park
Sacred Heart OC
Tea Tree Gully
Flinders University
BYE
Athelstone
Angle Vale
Modbury
North Pines
BYE
Tea Tree Gully
Sacred Heart OC
Angle Vale
Mawson Lakes
BYE
North Pines
Modbury
Flinders University
Athelstone
BYE
Angle Vale
Modbury
Mitchell Park
Tea Tree Gully
BYE
10.13 73
13.13 91
2.2 14
15.9 99
North Pines
Athelstone
Flinders University
Sacred Heart OC
BYE
13.9 87
13.18 96
16.11 107
14.10 94
Sacred Heart OC
Mitchell Park
Athelstone
Mawson Lakes
BYE
12.11 83
32.19 211
17.18 120
14.12 96
Sacred Heart OC
Mawson Lakes
Angle Vale
North Pines
BYE
16.15 111
9.10 64
10.17 77
3.2 20
Mitchell Park
Tea Tree Gully
Modbury
Athelstone
BYE
Club
Mawson Lakes
Sacred Heart OC
Mitchell Park
Angle Vale
North Pines
Tea Tree Gully
Athelstone
Modbury
Flinders University
W
13
12
11
11
9
8
5
2
1
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Round 10 - 18 June 2011
27.27 189
Mitchell Park
36.17 233
Sacred Heart OC
8.7 55
Tea Tree Gully
2.4 16
Flinders University
Angle Vale
Round 11 - 25 June 2011
2.1 13
Modbury
6.4 40
Athelstone
21.12 138
North Pines
14.11 95
Angle Vale
Tea Tree Gully
9.7 61
Mawson Lakes
22.15 147
Angle Vale
15.5 95
Sacred Heart OC
29.13 187
Tea Tree Gully
Athelstone
3.4 22
Modbury
7.10 52
Athelstone
22.11 143
North Pines
1.4 10
Flinders University
Mawson Lakes
Round 14 - 16 July 2011
28.18 186
Mitchell Park
25.15 165
Angle Vale
4.3 27
Modbury
11.8 74
Tea Tree Gully
Sacred Heart OC
Round 15 - 23 July 2011
15.8 98
Athelstone
20.8 128
North Pines
11.8 74
Flinders University
14.15 99
Sacred Heart OC
Mitchell Park
Round 16 - 30 July 2011
17.15 117
Mitchell Park
16.17 113
Sacred Heart OC
14.11 95
Athelstone
11.14 80
Mawson Lakes
Modbury
13.15 93
Angle Vale
12.10 82
Sacred Heart OC
26.23 179
North Pines
36.26 242
Mawson Lakes
Flinders University
23.13 151
Mitchell Park
14.8 92
Modbury
5.5 35
Tea Tree Gully
3.5 23
Athelstone
North Pines
L
3
4
5
5
7
8
11
14
15
For
1981
2172
1989
2015
1693
1364
820
680
619
Agn
890
875
1120
1302
1235
1439
1858
2363
2251
Pts
26
24
22
22
18
16
10
4
2
4.4 28
1.2 8
28.16 184
29.10 184
Modbury
Athelstone
North Pines
Mawson Lakes
BYE
32.25 217
24.21 165
4.7 31
22.10 142
Sacred Heart OC
Mitchell Park
Flinders University
Mawson Lakes
BYE
5.4 34
6.1 37
5.11 41
9.3 57
Mitchell Park
Flinders University
North Pines
Modbury
BYE
17.17 119
19.17 131
11.6 72
33.15 213
Angle Vale
Tea Tree Gully
Mitchell Park
Sacred Heart OC
BYE
2.7 19
4.5 29
19.24 138
14.9 93
Flinders University
Athelstone
North Pines
Mawson Lakes
BYE
13.18 96
19.11 125
13.11 89
10.7 67
Modbury
Angle Vale
Tea Tree Gully
Mawson Lakes
BYE
5.5 35
13.4 82
9.10 64
19.11 125
Tea Tree Gully
Angle Vale
Flinders University
North Pines
BYE
8.6 54
13.11 89
2.5 17
1.2 8
17.10 112
6.11 47
21.11 137
22.22 154
Tea Tree Gully
Mitchell Park
Athelstone
Modbury
BYE
Angle Vale
Flinders University
Sacred Heart OC
Mawson Lakes
BYE
%
69
71
64
61
58
49
31
22
22
nd
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Elliot Goodger Memorial Park
Angle Vale
5.3
12.6
15.8
22.11
143
North Pines
5.3
7.8
12.11
17.16
118
2 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Mawson Lakes Oval
Mawson Lakes
3.1
7.1
11.5
13.6
Sacred Heart OC
4.4
6.6
7.7
10.9
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –Sacred Heart Middle School
Sacred Heart OC
4.1
9.2
14.4
18.6
114
Mitchell Park
3.0
6.1
10.3
10.4
64
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Sacred Heart Middle School
Sacred Heart OC
6.5 10.8 18.12
28.17
185
Angle Vale
1.0
1.1
4.2
5.2
32
st
1 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Mitchell Park Oval
Angle Vale
6.3
10.6
14.7
18.12
Mitchell Park
5.3
7.5
9.11
14.13
120
97
Grand Final –10 Sept 2011 –Payneham Oval
Sacred Heart OC
3.2
9.4
12.4
Mawson Lakes
1.2
3.4
4.7
17.7
5.9
84
69
109
39
41 | P a g e
Champion Club Cup
FLINDERS PARK
The Champion Club Cup is awarded to the most successful SAAFL Club in terms of winning
matches in all its Divisions throughout the season and conducting its affairs in a manner
befitting a Member Club of the League.
Teams are awarded five points for a win, and two for a loss. Points are also deducted for Club penalties, including not
attending compulsory meetings. The total number of points is divided by the Club’
s number of teams to produce a final
points average.
Pos
Club
Teams
Points
1.
Flinders Park
5
84
2.
Sacred Heart OC
5
83
34.
Mitcham
4
49
3.
Unley
3
79
35.
Mitchell Park
2
48
4.
SMOSH West Lakes
5
75
36.
Ovingham
1
48
5.
Rostrevor OC
3
74
37.
Greenacres
2
47
6.
St Peter's OC
3
73
38.
Hectorville
3
47
7.
Adelaide University
7
72
39.
Seaton Ramblers
4
46
8.
Adelaide Lutheran
3
71
40.
West Croydon
3
46
9.
Walkerville
3
70
41.
Elizabeth
4
45
10.
Hope Valley
4
69
42.
PHOS Camden
4
45
11.
Salisbury West
3
67
43.
2
44
12.
Glenunga
2
64
44.
Modbury
5
43
13.
Mawson Lakes
3
64
45.
Pulteney
3
43
14.
Salisbury
5
64
46.
Athelstone
4
42
15.
Scotch OC
3
63
47.
Pembroke OS
3
40
16.
Kenilworth
4
61
48.
Pooraka
3
38
17.
Woodville South
3
60
49.
Brahma Lodge
3
38
18.
Blackfriars OS
2
59
50.
Port District
4
37
19.
Gaza
3
59
51.
Rosewater
2
37
20.
Golden Grove
5
59
52.
Salisbury North
4
37
21.
Portland
4
59
53.
Tea Tree Gully
4
37
22.
Goodwood Saints
4
57
54.
Gepps Cross
4
36
23.
Henley
5
57
55.
Houghton Districts
2
36
24.
Prince Alfred OC
4
57
56.
Westminster OS
2
36
25.
Trinity OS
3
56
57.
Para Hills
3
34
26.
North Haven
4
54
58.
Lockleys
3
32
27.
Old Ignatians
3
54
59.
Payneham NU
3
32
28.
Kilburn
3
53
60.
Eastern Park
4
30
29.
Broadview
5
52
61.
Fitzroy
3
28
30.
North Pines
2
51
62.
Ingle Farm
3
28
31.
Central United
2
50
63.
CBCOC
3
26
32.
Plympton
4
50
64.
Flinders University
2
24
33.
Angle Vale
2
49
65.
Smithfield
1
20
42 | P a g e
2011 SAAFL Team of the Year
Blake Wegener
Gaza
Adrian Stephens
Gaza
FORWARDS
Sam Phillipou
Henley
HALF-FORWARDS
Steven Evans
Salisbury North
Murray Hamblin
Goodwood Saints
Jack Juniper
Sacred Heart OC
Anthony Skara
Goodwood Saints
CENTRES
Alex Stengle
Gepps Cross
Daniel Wicks
Tea Tree Gully
Chris Radetti
Gaza
HALF-BACKS
Matthew Illman
Goodwood Saints
Shaun Gatto
Eastern Park
Craig Holm
Rostrevor OC
BACKS
Shane Slater
Salisbury North
Todd Blacksell
PHOS Camden
Brodie Hudson (CAPT)
Gepps Cross
1st RUCK
Dean Christie
Gaza
Joshua Willoughby
Old Ignatians
Michael Kerr
Gaza
2nd RUCK
Joseph Hay (V-Capt)
Salisbury North
Scott Williams
Broadview
Timothy Davey
Modbury
RESERVES
Michael Bray
PHOS Camden
David Allocca
Gepps Cross
COACH
Nathan Grainger – Gaza
43 | P a g e
Leading Goalkickers for 2011
Division
Player
D1
Sam Phillipou
D2
Drew Litster
D3
Korey Loechel
D4
Daniel Cahill
Mark McCallum
D5
Scott McIntyre
D6
Sean Buss
D7
Cameron Carroll
Club
Goals
Henley
64
Rostrevor OC
85
Seaton Ramblers
65
Scotch OC
66
Kilburn
66
Brahma Lodge
76
Glenunga
66
Sacred Heart OC
117
Henley
70
Walkerville
42
Seaton Ramblers
43
D1R
Samuel Harvey
D2R
Brett Smid
D3R
Scott Fenney
D4R
Michael Bellifimini
Unley
57
D5R
Dion Hetherington
Woodville South
48
D6R
Lachlan Cameron
Adelaide University
57
D7R
Nick Tait
Sacred Heart OC
110
Adelaide University
50
Prince Alfred OC
51
Flinders Park
91
C1
Wade Hoey
C2
John Waltham
C3
Michael Demant
C4
David Hodges
Unley
79
C5
Michael Togo
North Haven
33
C6
Marc Marshall
Golden Grove
57
C7
Thomas Wright
Salisbury
32
U18 Blue
Matthew Kemp
Broadview
75
U18 Red
Lachlan Barker
Golden Grove
35
Goodwood Saints
50
U18 Yellow
Tom Pysing
44 | P a g e
Looking back …
with Don Tothill
FIVE YEARS AGO: 2006
2006 was the year that raised the awareness to change
the governance structure of the League, the introduction
of the Match Day Official, to report an off-field incident,
and the appointment of a full-time Umpire Manager to
improve the direction and coaching although recruitment
of new umpires remained a problem. The U/17
representative team played two matches, one against the
Hills League at Heathfield winning 9.12 to 5.18, and
another against the Southern League losing 7.8 to 9.12.
The U/23 representative team also played the Southern
League at Reynella Oval for the Coca-Cola Challenge
Cup winning 13.3 to 10.6 and capped off the year by
beating the VAFA in Melbourne 9.17 to 7.12. Paul Merritt
of the Gaza club won the D1 Eric Pfitzner medal and
Goodwood Saints the D1 Premiership.
10 YEARS AGO: 2001
The League faced many issues and had acted on quite a
few with the introduction of a Final Five System from D2D6 respectively (previously only D1) and Sunday Finals.
A complete overhaul of the Constitution and Rules and
Regulations was undertaken and the feasibility of
relocating the League’
s headquarters to Thebarton Oval.
The senior state team played the VAFA at Elsternwick
Park in June and lost 19.4 to 14.12. The U/17 side
travelled to Port Augusta to play the Spencer Gulf
League U/18 side. This match was played as a curtain
raiser to the Spencer Gulf League Central Australia
League match and was part of celebrating 100 years of
football in Port Augusta. The D1 Eric Pfitzner medal was
won by Jamie Sibbick from Adelaide University and
Kilburn won the D1 Premiership defeating Adelaide
University 19.5 to 14.7.
20 YEARS AGO: 1991
After six years of major sponsorship from Carlton and
United Breweries, a four year sponsorship agreement
was signed with the SA Brewing Company. The umpires
had a new coach in Peter Francis replacing Geoff Creek
after a three year stint. New coaches at A1 level were
Daryl West (Adelaide University), Owen Kelly (Gaza),
Warren Ploenges (Goodwood Saints), Rod Burton
(Riverside), David Tiller (Scotch OC), Grant Lyon
(SPOC) and Glen Elliott (Broadview). The AAFC Carnival
was held in WA with Evan Katsaros as coach. SA lost the
first game against WA, 18.16 to 15.7. This loss was
critical for SA having won against both Victoria and
Tasmania as WA went through undefeated to win their
first ever Carnival. Shane Moore became the first Kilburn
player to win the D1 Eric Pfitzner medal, with Greek
Camden taking out the D1 title 9.12 to Kilburn 9.1.
50 YEARS AGO: 1961
In June 1961 the Amateur League acquired rooms in
Tynte Street, North Adelaide. Alan Statton took over from
A.F.R. Dodd as Secretary. Former State player,
secretary of Kenilworth and long serving member of the
Umpire and Permit Committee, Hibble Main, was
awarded Life Membership of the Amateur League. Two
new clubs in Seaton Ramblers (West Torrens
Association) and the Teachers were admitted to the
League. The Teacher’
s team was mainly comprised of
players who had graduated in their teaching course, and
so did not qualify for the Teachers College team. The
state team which included eight University players and
four from Kilburn beat Victoria at the Adelaide Oval 13.12
to 10.19. This was SA’
s first win against Victoria since
1955. Neil Hawke won the A1 Hone Medal playing for
Brighton. University won the A1 Premiership defeating
Kilburn 8.6 to 3.8.
45 | P a g e
Division 1R Premier –Pearson Cup
Henley
EA Davoren Medal
Samuel Harvey
Cail Harris
Sacred Heart OC
Henley
70 goals*
Scot Ramsay
Gaza
Broadview
B. Simpson
7
Henley
L. O’
Donohue
Eastern Park
T. McDonald
4
PHOS Camden
W. Paptolis
Gaza
S. Ramsay
11
6
Broadview
S. Jones
36
Henley
S. Harvey
85
Eastern Park
R. Redpath
20
PHOS Camden
N. Iordanou
34
16
Sacred Heart OC
C. Harris
16
Gaza
D. Pettejohn
33
Sacred Heart OC
W. Laundy
53
Gepps Cross
T. Stirling
6
Salisbury North
B. Barton
12
Gepps Cross
J. Hepner
18
Salisbury North
S. Drainer
29
Goodwood Saints
S. Baker
7
Tea Tree Gully
M. Min
7
Goodwood Saints
D. Scuteri
20
Tea Tree Gully
M. Reval
18
Club
Sacred Heart OC
Henley
Gaza
PHOS Camden
Broadview
Goodwood Saints
Tea Tree Gully
Salisbury North
Gepps Cross
Eastern Park
W
17
16
14
10
8
7
7
7
4
0
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
L
1
2
4
8
10
11
11
11
14
18
For
2041
1663
1287
1370
1265
1322
1259
1179
899
584
Agn
626
797
889
1218
1148
1087
1360
1468
1730
2546
Pts
34
32
28
20
16
14
14
14
8
0
%
77
68
59
53
52
55
48
45
34
19
nd
Elimination Final –27 Aug 2011 –Sacred Heart Senior College
PHOS Camden
1.5
3.8
4.8
8.11
59
Broadview
1.3
5.5
7.7
7.8
50
2 Semi-Final –3 Sept 2011 –Klemzig Oval
Sacred Heart OC 2.3 6.4 12.6
12.8
Gaza
2.0 3.3
4.4
7.10
Qualifying Final –27 Aug 2011 –Henley Memorial Oval
Gaza
2.4
4.6
6.8
10.9
Henley
0.0
0.3
0.4
2.8
Preliminary Final –10 Sept 2011 –Goodwood Oval
Henley
4.2 7.2
8.7 14.12
96
Gaza
1.3 3.9
5.9
6.10
46
st
69
20
1 Semi-Final –3 Sept 2011 –Sacred Heart Senior College
Henley
6.3
7.5
15.8
20.9
129
PHOS Camden
0.0
0.0
0.1
3.4
22
Henley
1.4 4.5
7.9
8.10
Sacred Heart OC
2.2 4.2
5.2
9.3
80
52
58
57
46 | P a g e
Division 2R Premier –MLS Ranger Shield
Walkerville
EP Nazer Medal
Brett Smid
Walkerville
42 goals*
Thomas Williams
Walkerville
Adelaide University
M. Lawrie
Athelstone
J. Pike
13
Port District
L. Ebert
10
Prince Alfred OC
S. Mader
7
Adelaide University
Port District
S. Edwards
28
D. Pavljuk
17
5
Athelstone
J. Chigwidden
31
Prince Alfred OC
M. Phillips
15
Modbury
B. Kearns
21
Rostrevor OC
J. Harrison
26
Modbury
B. Tarca
6
Rostrevor OC
P. Murphy
11
Old Ignatians
B. Howland
6
St Peter’s OC
R. Milne
9
Old Ignatians
T. Kolesnik
23
St Peter’s OC
N. Marwe
29
Payneham NU
J. Stagg
5
Walkerville
T. Williams
15
Payneham NU
J. Stagg
17
Walkerville
B. Smid
42
Club
Adelaide University
Walkerville
Rostrevor OC
Old Ignatians
St Peter’
s OC
Prince Alfred OC
Athelstone
Payneham NU
Port District
Modbury
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Caterer Oval
St Peter’s OC
0.0
5.1
7.4
7.7
Old Ignatians
2.2
3.3
4.6
4.11
W D
16 0
15 0
11 0
10 1
10 1
8
0
6
0
5
0
4
0
4
0
L
2
3
7
7
7
10
12
13
14
14
For
1399
1503
1447
1203
1185
1118
1147
894
995
913
Agn
771
862
994
983
1007
1358
1303
1727
1344
1455
Pts %
32
64
30
64
22
59
21
55
21
54
16
45
12
47
10
32
8
43
8
39
nd
49
35
2 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Walkerville Rec Ground
Adelaide University
4.3 7.6
9.8 10.12 72
Walkerville
2.1 3.3
7.6
9.9 60
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011- Thebarton Oval
Walkerville
1.5
5.5
7.7 10.10 70
Rostrevor OC
1.6 4.10 6.11
7.15 57
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Campbelltown Oval
Walkerville
3.5 6.5
6.9
7.11 53
St Peter’
s OC
0.2 2.6
3.9
4.11 35
st
St Peter’s OC
1.4
3.8 7.10 10.11 71
Rostrevor OC
0.1
0.4
2.4
7.4 49
Walkerville
2.0 5.2
6.4 10.10
Adelaide University
2.7 3.7 5.10
5.11
70
41
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Division 3R Premier –AG & PM Martin Pty Ltd Shield
Flinders Park
HW Main Medal
Scott Fenney
Seaton Ramblers
43 goals*
Pasqual Lagana
Seaton Ramblers
CBCOC
B. Hill
6
Pembroke OS
N. Bentley
7
CBCOC
B. Hill
Pembroke OS
11
M. Willis
15
Flinders Park
D. Fiegert
14
Pooraka
D. Olds
6
Flinders Park
N. Mules
41
Pooraka
J. Dolan
23
Golden Grove
J. Tonkin
8
Portland
S. Arnold
9
Golden Grove
D. Johnson
22
Portland
D. Golding
20
Mitcham
A. Kerr
9
Seaton Ramblers
P. Lagana
31
Mitcham
B. Geytenbeek
19
Seaton Ramblers
S. Fenney
45
SMOSH West Lakes
P. Noble
13
Para Hills
F. Cirocco
39
SMOSH West Lakes
E. Williams
31
Para Hills
S. Cummins
13
Club
SMOSH West Lakes
Flinders Park
Seaton Ramblers
Golden Grove
Mitcham
Para Hills
Pembroke OS
Pooraka
Portland
CBCOC
W
16
15
12
10
11
7
7
5
4
1
D
0
0
0
2
0
1
0
1
0
0
L
2
3
6
6
7
10
11
12
14
17
For
1767
1762
1371
1227
1178
925
874
959
1011
558
Agn
682
690
1058
1041
1178
1185
1184
1309
1486
1844
Pts
32
30
24
22
22
15
14
11
8
2
%
72
72
56
54
51
44
42
42
40
23
nd
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Hawthorn Oval
Mitcham
4.4
7.6 10.6
13.8
Golden Grove
1.1
2.4 3.10
5.10
86
40
SMOSH West Lakes 4.2 8.4
9.8 14.9 93
Flinders Park
5.0 9.1 10.2 12.4 76
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –Port Reserve
Flinders Park
5.5 11.6 14.8 21.11
Seaton Ramblers
0.1
0.1
1.1
1.2
137
8
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Flinders Park Oval
Flinders Park
1.0 8.2 11.6 13.8 86
Mitcham
6.2 6.2
9.3
9.7 61
1 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –West Lakes Shore Oval
Mitcham
3.5
4.9 7.12 11.10
78
Seaton Ramblers
3.1
7.2
8.5
10.6
66
Flinders Park
3.2 5.5
8.6 11.8 74
SMOSH West Lakes
2.4 2.8 6.11 9.12 66
st
48 | P a g e
Division 4R Premier –John Schulz Shield
Unley
CG Tideman Medal
Michael Bellifimini
James Puopolo
Unley
57 goals*
Unley
Elizabeth
A. Tully
Pulteney
46
B. Tippett
15
Pulteney
P. Tripodi
21
Elizabeth
D. Walton
Fitzroy
J. Westwood
8
Salisbury
J. Lee
8
Fitzroy
B. Stewart
Greenacres
S. Hosking
6
Scotch OC
J. Buck
26
Hectorville
S. Watson
7
Unley
J. Puopolo
Westminster OS
M Gordon
Kilburn
D. Smith
10
Club
Salisbury
Unley
Scotch OC
Elizabeth
Kilburn
Pulteney
Greenacres
Westminster OS
Hectorville
Fitzroy
W
17
16
12
11
11
11
4
4
3
1
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
Salisbury
N. Brown
31
Greenacres
K. Milera
12
Scotch OC
J. Buck
46
27
Hectorville
S. Verrall
17
Unley
M. Bellifimini
68
10
Kilburn
S. Osbitt
36
Westminster OS
J. Hutt
16
L
5
6
6
9
9
10
10
10
10
14
For
1819
1955
1915
1778
1634
1778
1793
1951
1437
1378
Agn
1510
1644
1719
1695
1617
1641
1760
1935
1741
2176
Pts
26
24
23
18
17
16
16
16
16
8
%
55
54
53
51
50
52
50
50
45
39
nd
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Blair Athol Reserves
Elizabeth
5.3
11.4
12.8
15.9
99
Kilburn
0.2
4.2
8.3
12.4
76
Salisbury
2.3 4.5
5.7 9.12 ET= 10.13
Unley
3.2 5.2
9.6 10.6 ET = 11.6
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –St Marys Park
Unley
4.4
8.7
11.9
14.10
Scotch OC
1.1
3.3
4.4
8.6
94
54
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –St Marys Park
Unley
2.2 4.9 6.11 8.18
66
Scotch OC 3.3 3.4
6.4
7.4
46
1 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Edward Smith Reserve
Scotch OC
3.2
5.7
5.8
9.10
64
Elizabeth
3.2
5.4
9.7
9.7
61
Unley
2.2 5.3
7.5
9.9
63
Salisbury
1.2 3.3
7.6
7.8
50
st
49
49 | P a g e
Division 5R Premier –AC Samuel Shield
Adelaide
Lutheran
GP Wilson Medal
Dion Hetherington
Mark Rowe
Woodville South
48 goals*
Salisbury West
Adelaide Lutheran
T. Jenke
Brahma Lodge
B. Rudgley
14
8
Plympton
C. Selfe
15
Rosewater
R. Cichowski
5
Hope Valley
S. Barratt
17
Salisbury West
M. Rowe
18
Lockleys
J. Trenowden
4
West Croydon
M. Francis
8
North Haven
R. Sutherland
14
Woodville South
N. Ward
Club
Adelaide Lutheran
Salisbury West
Woodville South
Hope Valley
North Haven
Plympton
Brahma Lodge
Rosewater
Lockleys
West Croydon
12
W
16
15
13
11
11
9
6
3
3
3
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
L
2
3
5
7
7
9
12
15
15
15
Adelaide Lutheran
Plympton
M. Menz
38
M. Pohe
17
Brahma Lodge
C. Wilkinson
22
Rosewater
R. Cichowski
30
Hope Valley
S. Selvanera
41
Salisbury West
R. Creek
34
Lockleys
S. Gatis
17
West Croydon
M. Mellor
21
North Haven
A. Keros
27
Woodville South
D. Hetherington
56
For
1672
1513
1636
1516
1366
1249
975
940
821
669
Agn
706
945
857
1057
1088
1062
1385
1697
1695
1865
Pts
32
30
26
22
22
18
12
6
6
6
%
70
62
66
59
56
54
41
36
33
26
nd
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Hope Valley Oval
Hope Valley
3.3
6.5 8.10 11.12 78
North Haven
3.2
4.7
4.7
6.8 44
Adelaide Lutheran 4.2 6.6 9.8 11.8 74
Woodville South
3.1 7.1 8.4 10.8 68
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –Fawk Reserve
Woodville South
4.4
4.7 11.9 12.11
Salisbury West
1.1
5.2
6.3
7.3
Preliminary Final –3 Sep 2011 –Plympton Oval
Woodville South
2.2 4.2 4.5
5.7 35
Hope Valley
1.1 3.2 5.4
5.5 33
st
83
45
1 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Salisbury Downs Oval
Hope Valley
2.10 3.13 4.16
8.19 67
Salisbury West
2.1
5.6
6.7
8.8 56
Grand Final –10 Sept 2011 –St Marys Park
Adelaide Lutheran 0.1 4.5 7.8 9.13
Woodville South
4.0 4.1 7.1
9.2
67
56
50 | P a g e
Division 6R Premier –Alex Cooper Shield
Kenilworth
RH Elix Medal
Lachlan Cameron
Adelaide University
57 goals*
Paul Hill
Trinity OS
Adelaide University
Henley
L. Cameron
61
S, Barnes
40
3
Blackfriars OS
A. Constantinou
17
Houghton Districts
T. Speight
20
Ingle Farm
B. Hurst
5
Central United
R. Stansborough
33
Ingle Farm
W. Green
7
6
Kenilworth
J. Strugnell
15
J. Watts
11
Kenilworth
T. Vitale
65
11
Trinity OS
P. Hill
21
Glenunga
S. Harvey
24
Trinity OS
M. Perry
47
Adelaide University
J. Dean
16
Henley
L. Rayner
Blackfriars OS
P. Vo
19
Houghton Districts
J. Gibb
Central United
G. Heath
8
J. Corey
Glenunga
S. Thompson
17
Club
Trinity OS
Kenilworth
Adelaide University
Henley
Glenunga
Central United
Blackfriars OS
Ingle Farm
Houghton Districts
W
17
15
15
12
8
8
6
5
2
2
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
L
1
3
3
6
10
10
12
13
16
16
For
1664
1933
1731
1339
1392
1343
993
1048
710
535
Agn
616
592
1029
990
1152
1212
1509
1467
1949
2172
Pts
34
30
30
24
16
16
12
10
4
4
%
73
77
63
57
55
53
40
42
27
20
nd
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Park 2 (St Dominics Oval)
Henley
2.5 5.7
8.8
12.11
83
Glenunga
2.0 5.1
9.5
11.5
71
2 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –St Marys Park
Kenilworth
2.3
4.5
8.8
Trinity OS
1.2
2.3
5.3
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –Sacred Heart Middle School
Kenilworth
6.1 7.2
11.4
16.6 102
Adelaide University
1.0 5.5
5.6
8.7
55
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Park 2 (St Dominics Oval)
Adelaide University
4.3
5.4
9.7
9.13 67
Trinity OS
0.2
3.8
5.9
9.12 66
st
1 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Webb Oval
Adelaide University
3.4 8.9
12.13
Henley
2.4 3.6
6.7
13.17
9.9
95
63
Grand Final –10 Sept 2011 –Richmond Oval
Kenilworth
4.4
8.5
10.6
Adelaide University
4.0
7.3
8.8
12.8
5.3
12.11
10.10
80
33
83
70
51 | P a g e
Division 7R Premier –DW Sayer Shield
Sacred
Heart OC
FJ Monten Medal
Nick Tait
Corey Wandtke
Sacred Heart OC
110 goals*
Modbury
Angle Vale
S. Van-Horen
Athelstone
J. Zbiersky
Flinders University
D. Ward
27
Angle Vale
Modbury
A. Walker
14
S. Scudds
87
North Pines
E. Lindsay
10
Athelstone
D. Tomaselli
27
Sacred Heart OC
J. Gordon
10
Flinders University
D. Ward
Tea Tree Gully
P. Mander
11
Mawson Lakes
M. Veitch
43
Mitchell Park
R. Viscone
14
6
Modbury
C. Wandtke
9
14
Mawson Lakes
A. Rath
9
Mitchell Park
S. Kulmer
6
Club
Sacred Heart OC
Modbury
Mawson Lakes
North Pines
Athelstone
Mitchell Park
Tea Tree Gully
Angle Vale
Flinders University
W
15
15
11
9
8
5
3
3
3
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
L
1
1
5
7
8
11
13
13
13
For
2109
1577
1478
1161
1215
892
707
619
501
North Pines
K. Benbolt
35
Agn
303
573
656
1097
1010
1483
1510
1779
1848
Sacred Heart OC
N. Tait
7
Pts
30
30
22
18
16
10
6
6
6
Tea Tree Gully
S. Cox
118
13
%
87
73
69
51
55
38
32
26
21
nd
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Elliott Goodger Memorial Park
Athelstone
3.4
5.7
8.11
10.13
73
North Pines
2.1
2.2
3.4
5.7
37
2 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Mitchell Park Oval
Sacred Heart OC
4.0
7.2
10.4
16.10
Modbury
1.3
3.4
3.4
4.4
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –Mofflin Reserve
Modbury
7.3
12.4
16.6
Mawson Lakes
0.1
3.3
3.3
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Sacred Heart Middle School
Modbury
2.3
4.4
7.9
7.11
53
Athelstone
0.1
1.2
1.4
4.6
30
19.6
7.6
120
48
st
1 Semi-Final –27 Aug 2011 –Mawson Lakes Hotel Oval
Athelstone
4.1
7.6
7.10
13.13
Mawson Lakes
2.0
5.1
6.2
7.3
91
45
Sacred Heart OC
1.7
2.9
5.13
Modbury
1.3
2.4
4.6
7.13
5.6
106
28
55
36
52 | P a g e
Division C1 Premier
Goodwood
Saints
PA Collins Medal
Wade Hoey
Adelaide University
50 goals*
Mark Burnett
Broadview
Adelaide University
S. Doyle
9
Adelaide University
Goodwood Saints
W. Hoey
55
T. Pysing
25
PHOS Camden
D. Connolly-Hay
5
Broadview
S. Jones
36
PHOS Camden
K. Mazurke
18
Salisbury North
B. Hem
12
Eastern Park
R. Redpath
20
Salisbury North
R. Harley
36
4
Gaza
D. Prettejohn
33
Smithfield
T. Mattner
Gepps Cross
C. Payne
22
13
Goodwood Saints
P. McCarty
Broadview
M. Burnett
21
Eastern Park
B. Smith
18
Gaza
S. Richards
9
Gepps Cross
G. Robins
Smithfield
S. Richards
11
Club
Adelaide University
Goodwood Saints
Broadview
Gaza
Salisbury North
PHOS Camden
Gepps Cross
Eastern Park
Smithfield
W
14
14
12
8
8
7
6
2
1
Elimination Final –21 Aug 2011 –Klemzig Oval
Salisbury North
3.3
7.4
9.6
14.8
Gaza
4.2
6.6 10.9 13.11
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
For
1887
1545
1327
1430
1067
1295
1061
691
377
Agn
512
654
552
1154
1175
1211
1299
1691
2432
Pts
28
28
24
16
16
14
12
4
2
%
79
70
71
55
48
52
45
29
13
nd
92
89
Qualifying Final –21 Aug 2011 –Goodwood Oval
Goodwood Saints 5.4 10.4 14.6
16.6 102
Broadview
1.1
3.2
5.2
9.4
58
st
1 Semi-Final –28 Aug 2011 –Broadview Oval
Broadview
3.0
3.2
6.6
8.9
Salisbury North
2.0
3.2
3.3
3.4
L
2
2
4
8
8
9
10
14
15
9
57
22
2 Semi-Final –28 Aug 2011 –Park 10
Goodwood Saints
4.1 5.1
7.2
Adelaide University
1.0 1.6
4.8
10.5
4.10
65
34
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –University Oval
Adelaide University 5.4 6.4 11.5 13.5 83
Broadview
1.0 4.3
4.3
4.6 30
Grand Final –10 Sept 2011 –St Marys Park
Goodwood Saints
1.4 3.8 6.10 6.12
Adelaide University
3.1 4.2
5.2
6.2
48
38
53 | P a g e
Division C2 Premier
Prince
Alfred OC
JA Burchell Medal
John Waltham
Edward McConachy
Prince Alfred OC
51 goals*
Adelaide University
Jason Scott
Ovingham
Adelaide University
E. McConachy
Old Ignatians
A. Jackson
Ovingham
J. Scott
13
Prince Alfred OC
T. Sanders
8
Adelaide University
D. Gallagher
16
Prince Alfred OC
J. Waltham
67
6
Rostrevor OC
T. Felice
11
Old Ignatians
S. Colegate
40
Rostrevor OC
N Rendell
24
13
St Peter’s OC
S. Worthley
10
Ovingham
P. Wright
30
St Peter’s OC
M Allen
21
Walkerville
B. Felice
26
Payneham NU
M. Sullivan
8
Port District
T. Wiseman
5
Walkerville
A. Winter
5
Payneham NU
T. Javor
Port District
D. Fisher
Club
Rostrevor OC
Prince Alfred OC
St Peter’
s OC
Adelaide University
Old Ignatians
Ovingham
Walkerville
Payneham NU
Port District
Elimination final –21 Aug 2011 –Park 10
6.2
7.4
Old Ignatians
0.3
1.9 3.12
W D
13 0
12 0
11 0
10 0
9 0
8 0
7 0
1 0
1 0
L
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
15
15
For
1284
1459
1131
1173
1097
1226
1093
627
609
9
12
Agn
706
789
911
799
947
1376
1045
1531
1595
Pts
%
26 65
24 65
22 55
20 59
18 54
16 47
14 51
2 29
2 28
nd
9.5
4.13
59
37
Prince Alfred OC
3.5 5.5
9.6 10.8
68
Rostrevor OC
0.4 4.6
6.8 7.10
52
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –Caterer Oval
Prince Alfred OC
8.1 13.2 15.6 19.8
St Peter’
s OC
2.1
3.3
3.6
5.9
122
39
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Campbelltown Oval
Rostrevor OC
3.3 4.9 6.11 9.13
67
St Peter’
s OC
1.5 3.5
5.6
9.7
61
st
1 Semi-Final –28 Aug 2011 –Caterer Oval
St Peter’s OC
2.7 2.10 6.10 7.10
Adelaide University
1.1
2.3
4.4
7.5
52
47
Prince Alfred OC
3.1 7.1 12.3 19.5
Rostrevor OC
2.3 4.5
5.5
6.5
119
41
54 | P a g e
Division C3 Premier
Flinders Park
RB Lambert Medal
Michael Demant
Flinders Park
91 goals*
James Meegan
Portland
CBCOC
A. McInerney
3
Flinders Park
R. Size
12
Golden Grove
B. Williams
9
Mitcham
M. Claring-Bould
Para Hills
A. Robertson
10
7
Pembroke OS
5
T. Jenkinson
Pembroke OS
G. Jones
6
CBCOC
A. Wright
Pooraka
H. Trikaliotis
5
Flinders Park
M Demant
92
Pooraka
T. Jenkins
35
17
Golden Grove
M Jemson
25
Portland
S. Hughes
36
Mitcham
J. Adih
45
Seaton Ramblers
J. Morris
23
SMOSH West Lakes
S. Hansen
88
Portland
J. Meegan
Seaton Ramblers
P. Domaski
9
SMOSH West Lakes
M. McDonnell
Club
Flinders Park
SMOSH West Lakes
Mitcham
Portland
Golden Grove
Seaton Ramblers
Pooraka
Pembroke OS
Para Hills
CBCOC
W
18
15
14
13
10
6
6
5
2
1
Elimination Final –21 Aug 2011 –Port Reserve
Portland
6.1 8.3 11.8 13.11
Golden Grove
4.2 5.6
7.6
8.7
Para Hills
M. Marsden
10
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
L
0
3
4
5
8
12
12
13
16
17
For
2117
197
1599
1532
1255
1068
908
910
513
472
Agn
447
669
870
973
1154
1299
1573
1561
1937
1798
8
Pts
36
30
28
26
20
12
12
10
4
2
%
83
74
65
61
52
45
37
37
21
21
nd
89
55
Flinders Park
3.1 4.5 7.6 9.11 65
SMOSH West Lakes 4.2 4.4 5.6
6.7 45
Qualifying Final –21 Aug 2011 –West Lakes Shore Oval
SMOSH West Lakes
2.2 7.6 10.9
15.4 94
Mitcham
3.3 4.3
5.4
5.5 35
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Thebarton Oval
7.8 50
Mitcham
0.2 2.3 3.4
6.9 45
st
1 Semi- Final –28 Aug 2011 –Hawthorn Oval
Mitcham
0.1 5.5
9.6
12.7
Portland
5.3 5.3
7.8 10.10
79
70
Flinders Park
2.1 4.1 6.2
7.3 45
5.3 33
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30
Division C4 Premier
Unley
HD Naylor Medal
David Hodges
Unley
79 goals*
Aaron Miatke
Adelaide University
17
Pulteney
T. Cocks
3
Adelaide University
Pulteney
D. Zampogna
29
D. Petrovic
Elizabeth
A. Bateson
14
Salisbury
A. Leonellu
8
Elizabeth
J. Langford
18
Salisbury
N. Brown
31
Fitzroy
D. Dewhirst
6
Scotch OC
J. Hyde
5
Fitzroy
A. Carmichael
35
Scotch OC
H. White
14
Hectorville
R. Swan
7
Unley
D. Hodges
12
Hectorville
P. Diestel-Feddersen
52
Unley
D. Hodges
89
Kilburn
P. Baker
3
Adelaide University
A. Miatke
Kilburn
B. Clothier
Club
Salisbury
Unley
Adelaide University
Hectorville
Fitzroy
Elizabeth
Scotch OC
Pulteney
Kilburn
W
16
13
11
9
8
7
6
1
1
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
L
0
3
5
7
8
9
10
15
13
For
1806
1824
1307
1147
1106
1133
751
540
357
5
Agn
460
513
801
1038
1057
1056
1350
1920
1656
Pts
30
26
22
18
16
14
12
2
2
%
80
78
62
52
51
52
36
22
18
nd
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 - Blair Athol Reserve
Fitzroy
3.5 10.8 15.10 17.11 113
Hectorville
2.3
4.4
4.6
7.10
52
Salisbury
0.4 3.6
6.9
7.13
Unley
1.4 4.5
6.6
7.7
Qualifying Final –21 Aug 2011 –Goodwood Oval
Unley
3.5 7.10
8.13 13.18
Adelaide University
1.1
1.1
2.4
2.5
96
17
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Thebarton Oval
Unley
3.6 6.7 10.9 14.10 94
2.3
2.3 15
72
51
Unley
2.2 3.6
6.7
8.8 56
Salisbury
0.5 2.6
3.9
4.11 35
st
1 Semi- Final –28 Aug 2011 –Park 10
6.7
7.10
Fitzroy
4.4
6.6
7.7
10.12
7.9
9
55
49
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Division C5 Premier
Hope Valley
FS Hone Medal
Michael Togo
North Haven
33 goals*
Tom Burgess
Kenilworth
Adelaide Lutheran
M. Stancl
13
North Haven
J. Penberthy
8
Adelaide Lutheran
North Haven
M. Stancl
41
M. Togo
36
Brahma Lodge
T. Oswald
3
Plympton
J. Rogers
5
Brahma Lodge
J. Muscat
13
Plympton
C. Smith
17
Hope Valley
B. Ryan
9
Trinity OS
P. Fantasia
4
Hope Valley
R. Powell
26
Trinity OS
P. Fantasia
25
Kenilworth
T. Burgess
16
13
Kenilworth
M. Bradley
18
Woodville South
A. Tkalec
26
Lockleys
T. Olds
11
Lockleys
J. Hext
Woodville South
P. Stevens
4
Club
North Haven
Adelaide Lutheran
Hope Valley
Plympton
Woodville South
Kenilworth
Lockleys
Brahma Lodge
Trinity OS
W
15
12
10
10
9
9
4
2
1
Elimination Final –20 Aug 2011 –Fawk Reserve
Plympton
4.2
7.5 14.7 16.11
Woodville South
2.1
3.4
6.6
6.10
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
L
1
4
6
6
7
7
12
14
15
For
1430
1472
1723
1060
1315
1086
871
529
738
Agn
656
868
691
751
1076
1094
1359
1788
1941
Pts
30
24
20
20
18
18
8
4
2
%
69
63
71
59
55
50
39
23
28
nd
107
46
2 Semi-Final –28 Aug 2011 –Largs North Reserve
North Haven
3.5 5.8 8.11 9.13
67
Hope Valley
3.3 5.4
8.5 10.6
66
Qualifying Final –20 Aug 2011 –Hope Valley Oval
Hope Valley
4.5 6.10 8.10 10.14
74
Adelaide Lutheran
1.0
1.3
4.4
7.7
49
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Hope Valley Oval
Hope Valley
3.1 9.4 14.5 17.7 109
Adelaide Lutheran
3.5 5.6
7.9 13.9
87
st
Adelaide Lutheran 1.2
5.4
8.6
12.8
Plympton
2.3
6.4
7.9
8.15
80
63
Grand Final –10 Sept 2011 –Salisbury Oval
Hope Valley
4.2 6.4
9.5 15.6
North Haven
1.1 1.6
3.8 3.10
96
28
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Division C6 Premier
Flinders Park
CC Sando Medal
Marc Marshall
Golden Grove
57 goals*
Michael Jolly
Golden Grove
Broadview
S. Chaplin
5
Mitcham
G. Foot
5
Broadview
T. Tutty
19
Mitcham
A. Hill
13
Flinders Park
J. Schulz
20
Prince Alfred OC
M. Wong
6
Flinders Park
L. Crichton
56
Prince Alfred OC
N. Brooks
55
Gepps Cross
D. Ritzema
3
Sacred Heart OC
M. Andrigo
6
Gepps Cross
P. Cree
5
Sacred Heart OC
J. Loy
35
Golden Grove
M. Jolly
27
Salisbury
A. Loffler
6
Golden Grove
M. Marshall
65
Salisbury
S. Gardner
18
Mawson Lakes
J. Nguyen
8
SMOSH West Lakes
C. Lelos
7
Mawson Lakes
R. Ryan
32
SMOSH West Lakes
T. Spurgeon
29
Club
Flinders Park
Golden Grove
Sacred Heart OC
Mawson Lakes
Salisbury
Prince Alfred OC
SMOS West Lakes
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Elimination Final –21 Aug 2011 –Park 10
Salisbury
1.2
4.3
7.6
Mawson Lakes
2.2
3.2
4.3
W
17
17
11
10
10
9
8
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
L
1
1
7
8
8
9
10
15
18
For
1925
1936
1312
1007
851
1262
922
678
220
Agn
486
537
870
1017
960
1243
1133
1495
1866
Pts
34
34
22
20
20
18
16
6
0
%
80
78
60
50
47
50
45
31
11
nd
8.7
6.4
55
40
Flinders Park
5.2 6.6
7.7 11.11 77
Golden Grove
1.0 6.3
7.4
7.5 47
Qualifying Final –21 Aug 2011 –Harpers Field
Golden Grove
3.2
10.3
12.
14.9
Sacred Heart OC
1.1
4.3
7.4
7.8
93
50
Preliminary Final –3 Sept 2011 –Harpers Field
8.6
10.9
Golden Grove
4.5 6.9 7.10
8.13
69
61
1 Semi-Final –28 Aug 2011 –Sacred Heart Middle School
Sacred Heart OC
5.4
8.5
11.9
14.10
94
Salisbury
1.0
4.1
5.2
5.3
33
Flinders Park
2.6 4.6 4.10
7.14
Sacred Heart OC
3.1 3.4
5.5
5.6
56
36
st
58 | P a g e
Division C7 Premier
Salisbury
Marie Little OAM
Medal
Thomas Wright
Salisbury
32 goals*
Matthew Pacchino
Greenacres
Gaza
T. Scott
5
Kenilworth
D. Mutton
10
Gaza
No results supplied
Kenilworth
D. Mutton
20
Goodwood Saints
M. Collett
6
Salisbury
A. Doecke
9
Goodwood Saints
No results supplied
Salisbury
T. Wright
32
Greenacres
M. Pacchino
Greenacres
P. Hollis
13
Club
Salisbury
Greenacres
Goodwood Saints
Kenilworth
Gaza
W
7
7
2
2
2
st
9.5 12.7
Kenilworth
3.3 5.3
7.5
9.7
nd
79
61
Salisbury
5.2 6.3 12.3 15.7 97
Greenacres
0.1 2.6
2.7
6.9 45
D
0
0
0
0
0
L
1
1
6
6
6
For
655
509
350
289
166
Agn
134
335
406
493
601
25
Pts
14
14
4
4
4
%
83
60
46
37
22
Preliminary Final –21 Aug 2011 –Thebarton Oval
Greenacres
0.1
3.2
6.3
9.5
59
Goodwood Saints 2.2
3.3
5.5
7.5
47
Grand Final –28 Aug 2011 –Thebarton Oval
Salisbury
6.2 11.4 11.8 16.9
Greenacres
2.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
105
22
59 | P a g e
Under 18 Blue Premier
Broadview
F Cockburn Medal
Matthew Kemp
Broadview
75 goals*
Lathanuel Rigney
Ingle Farm
Broadview
B. Simpson
M. Kemp
N. Pope
19
11
6
Pooraka
T. Derham
B. Batten
B. Lee
13
3
2
Gepps Cross
B. Bignell
T. Peel
P. Verigan
11
8
7
Portland
A. Bradley
D. Britton
C. Farinola
Ingle Farm
L. Rigney
B. Rigney
E. Hawksworth
28
10
3
North Haven
M. Reed
H. Bates
R. Martin
Broadview
M. Kemp
J. Hoffman
M. Baker
81
55
23
Pooraka
T. Derham
M. Nudo
J. Tomney
35
11
9
5
4
3
Gepps Cross
N. Ilic
A. Kelly
B. Bignell
34
16
13
Portland
J. Kondellos
A. Bradley
H. Rigney
24
19
10
7
4
4
Ingle Farm
B. Rigney
L. Stone
D. Tanczos
43
32
22
Seaton Ramblers
3
3
2
Z. Wallace
J. Matthews
T. Stafast
SMOSH West Lakes
B. George
11
M Gates
11
N. Bowles
9
North Haven
N. Giles
M. Reed
J. Inness
Seaton Ramblers
8
7
5
L. Stavropoulos
M. Cavuoto
D. Calio
14
9
9
SMOSH West Lakes
B. Hodges
38
T. Badman
18
D. White
18
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Round 1 – 10th April 2011
Round 8 – 5th June 2011
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Seaton Ramblers
Portland
0.0
11.11 77
14.8 92
10.17 77
8.7 55
8.5 52
5.6 36
17.11 113
Ingle Farm
North Haven
Pooraka
SMOSH West Lakes
Gepps Cross
North Haven
Portland
SMOSH West Lakes
9.15 69
5.4 34
12.12 84
20.17 137
13.7 85
17.11 113
11.4 70
5.3 33
Broadview
Ingle Farm
Seaton Ramblers
Pooraka
Broadview
Ingle Farm
Seaton Ramblers
Pooraka
28.13 181
10.13 73
3.4 22
9.5 59
1.1 7
12.9 81
15.13 103
9.15 69
North Haven
Portland
SMOSH West Lakes
Gepps Cross
Gepps Cross
North Haven
Portland
SMOSH West Lakes
9.8 62
12.9 81
8.6 54
13.13 91
13.9 87
6.7 43
21.14 140
9.5 59
Seaton Ramblers
Pooraka
Broadview
Ingle Farm
Broadview
Ingle Farm
Seaton Ramblers
Portland
14.6 90
15.6 96
9.11 65
9.12 66
15.11 101
9.8 62
8.9 57
10.6 66
SMOSH West Lakes
Gepps Cross
North Haven
Pooraka
Seaton Ramblers
Portland
Pooraka
SMOSH West Lakes
5.3 33
13.12 90
6.6 42
10.9 69
14.12 96
2.8 20
10.7 67
6.7 43
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Ingle Farm
North Haven
18.17 125
14.8 92
21.13 139
4.4 28
2.5 17
9.11 65
8.8 56
20.17 137
Round 3 – 1st May 2011
Round 4 – 8th May 2011
Round 6 – 22nd May 2011
st
nd
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Seaton Ramblers
Portland
Broadview
Ingle Farm
Seaton Ramblers
Pooraka
11.13 79
34.9 213
5.4 34
7.5 47
7.9 51
4.2 26
13.19 97
23.12 150
Gepps Cross
North Haven
Portland
SMOSH West Lakes
Gepps Cross
North Haven
Portland
SMOSH West Lakes
17.11 113
2.3 15
13.6 84
10.0 60
10.1 61
25.12 162
16.12 108
(F)
Pooraka
Broadview
Ingle Farm
Seaton Ramblers
Broadview
Ingle Farm
Seaton Ramblers
Pooraka
16.6 102
9.6 60
9.9 63
10.0 60
6.7 43
13.7 85
12.6 78
(F)
Gepps Cross
Pooraka
SMOSH West Lakes
North Haven
10.10 70
7.8 50
6.10 46
10.0 60
11.15 81
7.17 59
8.12 60
(F)
Ingle Farm
Portland
Broadview
Seaton Ramblers
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Ingle Farm
North Haven
23.9 147
6.4 40
13.14 92
10.0 60
2.5 17
22.7 139
6.11 47
(F)
Pooraka
SMOSH West Lakes
Seaton Ramblers
Portland
Seaton Ramblers
Portland
Pooraka
SMOSH West Lakes
10.6 66
12.16 88
5.5 35
10.0 60
25.14 164
10.8 68
25.11 161
(F)
Round 11 – 3rd July 2011
Round 12 – 10th July 2011
Round 14 - 24th July 2011
W
13
12
10
7
6
3
2
2
st
st
10.7 67
13.22 100
12.7 79
2.7 19
Seaton Ramblers
Portland
Pooraka
SMOSH West Lakes
1 Semi-Final –31 July 2011 –Rowe Park
Ingle Farm
2.3 6.12 9.17 12.24
Portland
1.2
3.3
7.3
9.6
4.18 42
4.3 27
12.10 82
15.5 95
Ingle Farm
North Haven
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Club
SMOSH West Lakes
Broadview
Ingle Farm
Portland
Gepps Cross
Seaton Ramblers
Pooraka
North Haven
Ingle Farm
North Haven
Pooraka
SMOSH West Lakes
D
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
L
1
2
4
6
8
11
11
12
For
1386
1469
1388
967
994
675
687
407
Agn
578
625
771
1031
1051
1196
1360
1361
Pts
26
24
20
15
12
6
5
4
Portland
SMOSH West Lakes
Gepps Cross
North Haven
Broadview
Gepps Cross
Ingle Farm
North Haven
%
71
70
64
48
49
36
34
23
th
96
60
2 Semi-Final –31 July 2011 –Wst Lakes Shore Oval
Broadview
3.2
8.2 12.6
14.8 92
SMOSH West Lakes
3.4
6.5
6.7
7.11 53
Preliminary Final –7 Aug 2011 –Wst Lakes Shore Oval
SMOSH West Lakes
2.5 5.5
9.7
12.9 81
Ingle Farm
2.4 8.5 10.8 11.11 77
th
Broadview
2.4 6.8
9.9 10.12
SMOSH West Lakes
3.3 4.5
6.7
9.9
72
63
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Under 18 Red Premier
Eastern Park
DA Tothill Medal
Lachlan Barker
Golden Grove
35 goals*
Luke Feast
Eastern Park
Eastern Park
L. Feast
P. Diedrichsen
N. McIvor
Elizabeth
P. Akech
J. Glenn
J. Reynolds
Golden Grove
M. Stent
J. Dekort
M. Forester
Hope Valley
P. Regan
B. Pattison
K. Seymour
20
11
9
Modbury
M. Fogden
N. Wright
J. Duthie
9
3
3
9
8
6
Salisbury
D. Chaffey
D. Carey
D. May
10
6
3
16
14
8
Salisbury North
J. Otto
E. Lem
T. Bax
2
2
2
8
7
7
Salisbury West
J. Egel
T. Wanganeen
M. North
11
5
5
Eastern Park
T. Payne
S. Biggs
S. Mansell
36
29
20
Modbury
S. Byles
N. Peters
J. Marrone
7
7
6
Elizabeth
B. Claxton
M. Taylor
H. Lomas
32
26
14
Salisbury
S. James
J. Roberts
M.Notto
8
8
7
Golden Grove
L. Barker
J. Coffee
J. Horksins
37
20
17
Salisbury North
J. Tanner
M. Bennetts
M Henderson
10
10
5
Hope Valley
J. Elliott
L. Bollmeyer
K. Seymour
26
23
18
Salisbury West
J. McIntyre
M. Rowe
J. Howden
25
20
12
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Round 8 - 5th June 2011
Eastern Park
Golden Grove
Elizabeth
Salisbury
2.14 26
15.15 105
19.7 121
2.5 17
7.14 56
1.3 9
6.2 38
13.15 93
Hope Valley
Modbury
Salisbury North
Salisbury West
Golden Grove
Modbury
Salisbury
Salisbury West
8.19 67
5.5 35
8.6 54
22.19 151
9.10 64
8.11 59
14.8 92
1.2 8
Eastern Park
Hope Valley
Elizabeth
Salisbury North
Eastern Park
Hope Valley
Elizabeth
Salisbury North
26.12 168
9.18 72
14.4 88
4.3 27
1.2 8
15.9 99
0.2 2
21.13 139
Modbury
Salisbury
Salisbury West
Golden Grove
Golden Grove
Modbury
Salisbury
Salisbury West
15.13 103
9.6 60
2.3 15
7.6 48
6.8 44
5.6 36
24.12 156
8.1 49
Elizabeth
Salisbury North
Eastern Park
Hope Valley
Eastern Park
Hope Valley
Elizabeth
Salisbury North
16.11 107
9.10 64
14.17 101
4.5 29
11.4 70
8.9 57
4.5 29
11.18 84
Salisbury West
Golden Grove
Modbury
Salisbury
Elizabeth
Salisbury
Salisbury North
Salisbury West
3.8 26
10.10 70
4.3 27
5.8 38
6.8 44
3.3 21
10.11 71
7.6 48
Hope Valley
Modbury
Eastern Park
Golden Grove
Eastern Park
Golden Grove
Hope Valley
Modbury
16.15 111
20.13 133
20.19 139
4.4 28
11.5 71
2.3 15
1.1 7
21.10 136
st
W
14
11
10
9
6
3
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
st
st
7.2 44
22.13 145
19.10 124
2.5 17
Eastern Park
Golden Grove
Elizabeth
Salisbury
Eastern Park
Hope Valley
Elizabeth
Salisbury North
7.5 47
17.18 120
9.9 63
2.2 14
9.9 63
3.1 19
9.6 60
12.16 88
Golden Grove
Modbury
Salisbury
Salisbury West
Golden Grove
Modbury
Salisbury
Salisbury West
23.14 152
6.2 38
5.5 35
3.4 22
20.13 133
13.15 93
12.10 82
9.5 59
Salisbury North
Eastern Park
Hope Valley
Elizabeth
Eastern Park
Hope Valley
Elizabeth
Salisbury North
26.15 171
7.10 52
7.6 48
7.2 44
6.5 41
7.4 46
14.6 90
9.6 60
Salisbury
Salisbury West
Golden Grove
Modbury
Golden Grove
Modbury
Salisbury
Salisbury West
4.5 29
5.5 35
17.15 117
1.2 8
8.5 53
16.10 106
6.3 39
15.15 105
Hope Valley
Elizabeth
Salisbury North
Eastern Park
Eastern Park
Golden Grove
Hope Valley
Modbury
25.21 171
9.7 61
16.16 112
7.10 52
3.0 18
12.5 77
4.6 30
4.11 35
Salisbury North
Salisbury West
Elizabeth
Salisbury
Elizabeth
Salisbury
Salisbury North
Salisbury West
8.1 49
2.11 23
1.3 9
22.10 142
11.12 78
18.10 118
28.18 186
3.4 22
1 Semi-Final –31 July 2011 –Dwight Reserve
Eastern Park
2.0 6.1 10.4 13.4 82
Salisbury West
3.1 7.2
9.4 12.4 76
nd
10.9 69
5.1 31
4.5 29
15.16 106
Elizabeth
Salisbury
Salisbury North
Salisbury West
Club
Hope Valley
Golden Grove
Eastern Park
Salisbury West
Elizabeth
Salisbury
Modbury
Salisbury North
Hope Valley
Modbury
Salisbury North
Salisbury West
2 Semi-Final –31 July 2011 –Hope Valley Oval
Hope Valley
1.3 2.5
4.7
7.7 49
Golden Grove
3.0 4.1
4.6
5.9 39
L
0
3
4
5
8
11
11
14
For
1168
1310
1452
1184
1022
591
466
322
Agn
419
537
619
675
964
1238
1400
1663
Pts
28
22
20
18
12
6
6
0
Eastern Park
Golden Grove
Hope Valley
Modbury
%
74
71
70
64
51
32
25
16
th
Preliminary Final –7 Aug 2011 –Harpers Field
Eastern Park
1.0 2.0 4.2
5.6 36
Golden Grove
1.4 2.4 2.5
2.5 17
Grand Final –14
Eastern Park
Hope Valley
th
Aug 2011 –Thebarton Oval
2.2 4.4 9.5 13.6 84
2.0 2.2 5.3
7.3 45
63 | P a g e
Under 18 Yellow Premier
Goodwood
Saints
EJ Mutton Medal
Tom Pysing
Goodwood Saints
50 goals*
Ross Merrett
Port District
Flinders Park
M. Thomolaris
S. Kenealy
M. Mott
5
5
5
PHOS Camden
R. Lovering
A. Smyth
J. Resnais
6
4
4
Flinders Park
L. Blewit
D.Howie
M.Mott
29
21
5
PHOS Camden
S. Williams
A. Smyth
B. Toohey
14
10
9
Goodwood Saints
A. Puliatti
B. Holzbauer
P. Said
9
7
7
Plympton
J. Broadbent
M. Burt
M. Ferraro
3
3
3
Goodwood Saints
T. Pysing
A. Putliatti
M. Hand
64
21
15
Plympton
J. Ferraro
B. Di Giusto
K. Ryder
11
7
6
Henley
B. Everson
A. Pedler
S. Miller
8
3
3
Port District
R. Merrett
N. Khan
N. Rose
19
7
6
Henley
J. Burridge
H. Farran
K. Egel
20
5
5
Port District
R. Carter
N. Rose
C. Lavigne
32
21
16
Kenilworth
C. Wakefield
D. Siemering
L. Hofmeyer
30
27
15
Kenilworth
N. Chesser
D. Siemering
S. Clarke
18
10
8
64 | P a g e
Flinders Park
PHOS Camden
Plympton
Goodwood Saints
9.11 65
13.13 91
6.3 39
PHOS Camden
Henley
Goodwood Saints
Plympton
16.15 111
11.8 74
8.4 52
Flinders Park
Plympton
Port District
Kenilworth
12.7 79
4.4 28
17.10 112
PHOS Camden
Henley
Goodwood Saints
Flinders Park
11.12 78
5.8 38
9.11 65
Flinders Park
Kenilworth
Plympton
Port District
10.13 73
19.7 121
6.6 42
Plympton
Port District
Goodwood Saints
Henley
3.5 23
11.9 75
12.9 81
Flinders Park
Kenilworth
Henley
PHOS Camden
10.11 71
12.10 82
4.7 31
Round 8 - 5th June 2011
8.12 60
4.5 29
21.13 139
5.7 37
6.11 47
12.3 73
6.5 41
16.11 107
9.8 62
9.5 59
13.11 89
12.8 80
10.8 68
7.9 51
9.11 65
12.13 85
4.4 28
3.6 24
8.6 54
6.8 44
22.13 145
Kenilworth
Henley
Port District
BYE
st
Plympton
Port District
Kenilworth
BYE
Kenilworth
Flinders Park
PHOS Camden
BYE
PHOS Camden
Henley
Goodwood Saints
Kenilworth
13.12 90
8.5 53
17.7 109
Kenilworth
Plympton
Port District
Flinders Park
13.10 88
7.6 48
18.19 127
PHOS Camden
Henley
Goodwood Saints
Port District
6.6 42
6.9 45
12.13 85
Flinders Park
PHOS Camden
Kenilworth
Henley
7.13 55
10.7 67
19.9 123
Plympton
Port District
Goodwood Saints
PHOS Camden
11.8 74
9.11 65
11.13 79
9.5 59
2.7 19
9.9 63
D
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8.6 54
7.10 52
1.2 8
Goodwood Saints
PHOS Camden
Henley
BYE
11.4 70
5.10 40
7.5 47
Kenilworth
Plympton
Flinders Park
BYE
2 Semi-Final –31 July 2011 –St Marys Park
Port District
6.1 7.5
9.6 12.7 79
Kenilworth
1.1 2.1
6.4
8.7 55
13.6 84
13.12 90
4.2 26
Port District
Goodwood Saints
Plympton
BYE
11.9 75
11.13 79
4.3 27
Flinders Park
Kenilworth
Henley
BYE
For
985
1060
998
667
812
488
547
Agn
542
641
668
839
863
959
1045
Pts
20
18
16
14
10
6
0
PHOS Camden
Henley
Goodwood Saints
BYE
Port District
Flinders Park
Plympton
BYE
L
2
3
4
5
7
9
12
Flinders Park
PHOS Camden
Plympton
BYE
15.5 95
8.12 60
10.9 69
Plympton
Port District
Goodwood Saints
BYE
st
st
10.3 63
11.9 75
8.11 59
Goodwood Saints
PHOS Camden
Henley
BYE
1 Semi-Final –31 July 2011 –Goodwood Oval
Goodwood Saints 4.3 8.5 14.8 14.9 93
Flinders Park
1.0 2.1
3.1
7.4 46
nd
Flinders Park
Kenilworth
Port District
Plympton
1.8 14
12.13 85
7.3 45
Henley
Goodwood Saints
PHOS Camden
BYE
W
10
9
8
7
5
3
0
10.15 75
9.4 58
14.12 96
Flinders Park
Kenilworth
Port District
BYE
Club
Kenilworth
Port District
Goodwood Saints
Flinders Park
PHOS Camden
Henley
Plympton
Kenilworth
Henley
Port District
Goodwood Saints
%
65
62
60
44
48
34
34
th
Preliminary Final –7 Aug 2011 –St Marys Park
Goodwood Saints 1.1 3.3 7.5
11.6 72
Kenilworth
2.0 3.2 4.3
9.5 59
th
Goodwood Saints 2.2 3.6 9.9 11.10 76
Port District
2.3 4.5 5.6
8.8 56
65 | P a g e
History
Club Senior Premierships 1911-2011
Adelaide University
Broadview
Walkerville
Flinders Park
Goodwood Saints
Prince Alfred OC
Kilburn
St Peter’
s OC
Modbury
Rostrevor OC
Semaphore Centrals
Adelaide College
Henley
Old Ignatians
Riverside
Scotch OC
Gepps Cross
Port District
Pulteney OS
Tea Tree Gully
Sacred Heart OC
Seaton Ramblers
Exeter
Mitcham
Payneham
Rosewater
SMOSH
Gaza
Greenacres
Pembroke OS
PHOS Camden
Adelaide Lutheran
Flinders University
Woodville South
Ferryden Park
Glenunga
SMOSH & West Lakes
West Croydon
Eastern Park
Fitzroy
Hope Valley
Pooraka
Alberton United
Athelstone
Brighton High OS
CBCOC
Golden Grove
77
36
25
24
22
21
20
20
18
18
17
16
16
16
15
15
14
14
14
14
13
12
11
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
8
8
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
6
6
6
6
6
Hectorville
Kingswood
North Haven
Plympton
Plympton High OS
Salisbury
Salisbury West
Unley
Goodwood
Kenilworth
Portland
West Lakes
Westminster OS
ANZ Bank
Ethelton
Glandore
Greek
Greek Camden
Henley High OS
Ingle Farm
Kenilworth Colonel Light
North Pines
Ovingham
Para Hills
Payneham Norwood Union
St Dominic’
s
St Raphael’
s
Banksia Park OS
Brighton
Brighton District & OS
Burnside-Kensington
Central United
Edwardstown
Elizabeth
Lockleys
Salisbury College
Trans Adelaide
Underdale United
West Adelaide United
Wingfield Royals
Woodville
Allenby Gardens
Blackfriars OS
Eastwood
Edwardstown Baptist
Henley and Grange
Henley Greek
Norwood Union
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Paralowie
Post-Tel Institute
Renown Park
St Paul’
s College OS
Salisbury North
University of SA
Aboriginal Community Coll
Birkenhead Sports
Campbelltown Magill
Cedars
Henley District & OS
Houghton Districts
Immanuel OS
Mitchell Park
Nunga Community
Royal Park
Salesian OC
Smithfield
The Parks
Torrens College of AE
Unley High OC
Woodville District
Woodville West
Brahma Lodge
Trinity OS
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
66 | P a g e
Club Senior Medallists 1911-2011
Adelaide University
61
West Croydon
9
Lockleys
3
Broadview
27
Woodville South
9
North Haven
3
Scotch OC
23
Eastern Park
8
Para Houghton
3
St Peter’
s OC
22
Golden Grove
8
Plympton High OS
3
Adelaide College
21
Goodwood
8
Taperoo
3
Kilburn
21
Henley
8
Underdale United
3
Rosewater
19
Hope Valley
8
Woodville District
3
Modbury
18
Houghton Districts
8
Woodville West
3
Seaton Ramblers
18
Ingle Farm
8
ANZ Bank
2
Kenilworth
17
Portland
8
Brahma Lodge
2
Flinders Park
16
Saint Dominic’
s
8
Brighton
2
Prince Alfred OC
16
Semaphore Central
8
2
TransAdelaide
16
Unley
8
Central United
2
Fitzroy
15
Edwardstown
7
Elizabeth
2
Gepps Cross
15
Ferryden Park
7
Glandore
2
Goodwood Saints
15
Kingswood
7
Henley District & OS
2
Pembroke OS
15
Norwood Union
7
Henley High OS
2
Port District
15
Pooraka
7
Kelvinator
2
14
Salisbury North
7
Kenilworth Colonel Light
2
Gaza
14
Salisbury West
7
Myer
2
Pulteney OS
14
Adelaide Lutheran
6
Renown Park
2
Tea Tree Gully
14
Athelstone
6
Saint Peters YCW
2
Ethelton
13
Henley and Grange
6
Saint Raphaels
2
Rostrevor OC
13
Payneham Norwood Union
6
Salesian
2
Exeter
12
Plympton High OS & Camden
6
Trinity OS
2
Ovingham
12
Smithfield
6
University of SA
2
Payneham
12
West Lakes
6
Aboriginal Community College 1
Riverside
12
Adelaide High OS
5
Cedars
1
Greenacres
11
Flinders University
5
Combined Banks
1
Westminster OS
11
Greek Camden
5
Edwardstown Baptist
1
Alberton United
10
Mile End Cats
5
Greek
1
Old Ignatians
10
Paralowie
5
Long Range Weapons
1
Sacred Heart OC
10
Plympton
5
Mitchell Park
1
St Michael’
s OS & Hindmarsh
10
Banksia Park
4
Para District Uniting
1
Walkerville
10
Mawson Lakes
4
Royal Park
1
Brighton High OS
9
North Pines
4
Salisbury Central
1
Burnside-Kensington
9
Post-Tel Institute
4
Sturt College of AE
1
Glenunga
9
Salisbury
4
Torrens College of AE
1
Hectorville
9
Salisbury College
4
Unley Amateurs
1
Mitcham
9
Wingfield Royals
4
Western Warriors
1
Para Hills
9
Campbelltown Magill
3
Woodville
1
Christian Brothers College OC 3
YMCA
1
Eastwood
Blackfriars OS
0
St Michael’
s OS & Hindmarsh
& West Lakes
9
3
67 | P a g e
Division 1 Medallists 1915-2011
Naylor Medal
1915
CE Pellew
1916-1919
1922
HG Prest
1923
DF Clarke
1924
AG Smith
c
1925
W M Rae
1926
G Murray
University
World War I
University
Semaphore Central
Teachers Training College
YMCA
Kenilworth
Hone Medal
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
AL Mitchell
L Webber
CB Sangster
RDS Walter
RDS Walter
W Curtis
GP Day
1933
A Walker
1934
MW Evans
1935
R McArthur
1936
LA Reeves
1937
JC Stephens
RT Clark
1938
LA Reeves
1939
G Matson
1940
RKA Thompson
1941
R Kendle
1942-1945
1946
H Harris
D Russell
1947
CR Halliday
1948
HG Simpson
1949
F Peters
1950
C Christopherson
1951
RD Baird
1952
MF Natt
JS Hobbs
1953
JW Sawford
c
JKA M Leod
1954
JG Farr
1955
L Gregory
1956
RW Batt
1957
T Chambers
1958
B George
1959
AR Clarkson
R Powell
1960
AR Clarkson
L Gregory
1961
NJ Hawke
1962
DC Hill
1963
M Gilmour
F Braid
1964
JP Welford
D Houston
1965
CR Sangster
1966
JP Welford
W Weir
1967
J Nilsen
1968
JP Welford
Underdale
University
Alberton Church United
Kenilworth
Prince Alfred OC
Goodwood
Kenilworth
Prince Alfred OC
St Peter’
s OC
Kenilworth
Underdale
Underdale
Payneham
World War II
Exeter
Payneham
Exeter
Kelvinator
Kelvinator
Exeter
Alberton United
Semaphore Central
University
Rosewater
St Peter’
s OC
Woodville
Exeter
Teachers College
University
Semaphore Central
University
St Peter's OC
Brighton
University
Teachers College
Payneham
Kilburn
St Peter’
s OC
Payneham
Riverside
St Peter’
s OC
Payneham
1969
M Bert
Semaphore Central
1970
D Turner
C Delaney
Payneham
Exeter
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
FA Robertson
G Finney
C Cawthorne
JS Donaldson
D Watkins
G Finney
L Cailotto
D Lloyd
L Cailotto
M Bamber
NR Annear
P Heeps
EP Olekalns
D Pearce
I Harrison
JD Griffen
S Farrell
P Thomas
K Aistrope
Seaton Ramblers
Seaton Ramblers
Rosewater
Adelaide Teachers
Exeter
Seaton Ramblers
Flinders Park
Kenilworth
Flinders Park
Kings OC
Seaton Ramblers
Henley Districts & OS
Adelaide University
St. Dominic’
s
Scotch OC
Adelaide College
Prince Alfred OC
Kilburn
Broadview
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
DR Lowry
K Crane
M Storti
SD Bland
IL White
S O’
Dorcic
K Busbridge
SP Reardon
JJ Mason
CM Horwood
SA Moore
C Lum
BH Higgins
JR Glasson
I Cox
MR Poole
BW Smallacombe
DL Flesfader
D Wilson
J Salisbury
A Pope
J Sibbick
CA Bensch
WJ Weidemann
J Wait
DW Bartel
P Merritt
BJ Casey
RM Giles
DW Bartel
MD Demasi
M Brunoli
J Hay
S Leal
J Turner
A Stengle
Riverside
Greek
Broadview
Adelaide College
St Peter’
s OC
Greenacres
Broadview
Greek-Camden
Broadview
St Peter’
s OC
Kilburn
Port District
Adelaide University
Kilburn
Gaza
Edwardstown
Kilburn
Kilburn
Broadview
PHOS Camden
Adelaide University
PHOS Camden
Gaza
Port District
Goodwood Saints
Gaza
Broadview
Rostrevor OC
Goodwood Saints
Goodwood Saints
Tea Tree Gully
Salisbury North
Broadview
Henley
Gepps Cross
68 | P a g e
Division 1 Leading Goalkickers 1911-2011
1911
1912
1913
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1980
1981
1982
S Sibley
A Wilton
JW Blacket
Cowell
M Hanna
WR James
WR James
WR James
FH Finlayson
CG Rosenthal
CC Munro
M Spain
WL Hann
WL Hann
DC Wallace
WL Hann
J Johnson
J Johnson
A Kinlough
A Kinlough
L McKnight
S Maley
B Jordan
WF Hudson
MR Basheer
R Young
RR Hancock
JK McLeod
JK McLeod
C Irvine
CH Akkermans
G Nash
CH Akkermans
CH Akkermans
R Bray
RW Clift
PG Morton
A Smith
IR Milne
WD Hutchinson
RI Warhurst
WD Hutchinson
BL Ferries
CC Lange
CC Lange
JF Caldana
I Brown
S Langley
S Langley
S Cheney
I Brown
D Smith
A Risby
JL Staker
DK Neve
DK Neve
S Langley
R Dohnt
AC Hancock
Glenferrie
University
University
Semaphore Central
Kenilworth
University
University
University
University
Kenilworth
Kenilworth
Underdale
University
University
Exeter
St Peter’
s OC
Semaphore Central
Semaphore Central
Exeter
Exeter
SA Railways Inst.
Walkerville
Woodville
Woodville
University
Walkerville
University
University
University
Semaphore Central
University
Payneham
University
University
Exeter
Semaphore Central
University
Kilburn
University
Teacher’
s College
University
Teacher’
s College
Teacher’
s College
Exeter
Exeter
Payneham
Semaphore Central
Goodwood
Goodwood
Payneham
Semaphore Central
Henley
Teacher’
s College
Rosewater
Broadview
Broadview
Scotch OC
Kilburn
Adelaide University
38
41
52
78
124
74
53
53
57
54
66
69
60
119
116
110
118
115
66
42
59
62
69
56
67
67
90
77
106
58
56
68
64
80
72
61
67
87
83
60
72
72
85
92
87
83
101
83
56
73
73
76
91
2011 Division 1 Leading Goalkicker
Sam Phillipou –Henley FC
Photo: Jayson Vowles
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
AM Cunningham
AM Cunningham
R Herrod
M Barker
S Jude
AC Hancock
BP Carey
IG Willmott
C Chaplin
D Massey
WJ Carlin
D Stevenson
TC Ferguson
EM Arnold
D Hibberd
B Smith
EM Arnold
J Hatsitsopanidis
EM Arnold
A Pascoe
D Litster
D Litster
D Litster
D Litster
D Litster
D Litster
C Tasborski
S Phillipou
Adelaide College
Adelaide College
Greenacres
West Croydon
St Peter’
s OC
Adelaide University
Rostrevor OC
Kilburn
Scotch OC
Kilburn
Port District
Goodwood Saints
Adelaide University
Adelaide University
Edwardstown
Edwardstown
Adelaide University
Port District
Adelaide University
Salisbury North
Rostrevor OC
Rostrevor OC
Rostrevor OC
Rostrevor OC
Rostrevor OC
Rostrevor OC
Sacred Heart OC
Henley
83
80
80
67
70
73
63
53
77
88
104
65
82
79
54
85
95
69
72
75
71
86
111
91
77
76
55
64
69 | P a g e
Year
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916-19
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942-45
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Patron
Sir ET Smith
Sir DH Bosanquet
Sir DH Bosanquet
Sir HL Galway
Sir HL Galway
Recess due to War
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Sir GJR Murray
Recess due to War
FS Hone
FS Hone
FS Hone
FS Hone
FS Hone
FS Hone
DG McKay
DG McKay
DG McKay
DG McKay
DG McKay
DG McKay
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
JB Day
JB Day
JB Day
JB Day
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson
AR Clarkson/JB Dicker
President
HD Naylor
C Mainwairing
C Mainwairing
C Mainwairing
HD Naylor
HD Naylor
HD Naylor
HD Naylor
HD Naylor
HD Naylor
HD Naylor
HD Naylor
FS Hone
FS Hone
FS Hone
FS Hone
FS Hone
FS Hone
FS Hone
JT Massey
JT Massey
JT Massey
JT Massey
DG McKay
DG McKay
DG McKay
DG McKay
DG McKay
DG McKay
DG McKay
DG McKay
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
EP Nazer
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
GP Wilson
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
GV Capogreco
GV Capogreco
GV Capogreco
GV Capogreco
GV Capogreco
Chairman
Deputy
Chairman
SW Jeffries
SW Jeffries
A Cook
JW Blackett
Secretary/
Office Manager
Administrative Officer/
General Manager/
RF Middleton
RF Middleton
HWA Miller
W Brunell
T Rice
D Giles
LE Thomson
RGC Hodge
RGC Hodge
CA Groves
FC McArtney
FC McArtney
FC McArtney
WSS Gilbert
WSS Gilbert
CC Chambers
JT Massey
JT Massey
JT Massey
JT Massey
LC Bridgland
JA Maitland
DG McKay
DG McKay
DL Richards
DL Richards
DL Richards
DL Richards
EP Nazer
HV Millard
GP Wilson
GP Wilson
GP Wilson
GP Wilson
GP Wilson
GP Wilson
GP Wilson
KC Sims
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
PT Allan
HJ Mutton
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
AG Bert
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
MLS Ranger
MLS Ranger
MLS Ranger
MLS Ranger
JR Wilson
JR Wilson
JR Wilson
JR Wilson
JR Wilson
JR Wilson
JR Wilson
DA Green
EW Burchell
EW Burchel
TC Holst
DL Richards
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
AEC Treloar
EP Nazer
EP Nazer
EP Nazer
EP Nazer
EP Nazer
EP Nazer
EP Nazer
HV Millard
GP Wilson
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
KC Sims
HJ Mutton
M Flanagan
M Flanagan
M Flanagan
M Flanagan
M Flanagan
M Flanagan
M Flanagan
M Flanagan
M Flanagan
AG Bert
AG Bert
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
HJ Mutton
G Dodd
G Dodd
G Dodd
G Dodd
PT Tierney
P McLennan
P McLennan
GS Heard
JA Burchell
PH Moore
PH Moore
PH Moore
PH Moore
JR Wilson
JR Wilson
JR Wilson
JR Wilson
JR Wilson
DA Green
DA Green
DA Green
DA Green
DA Green
DA Green
RGC Hodge
RGC Hodge
RGC Hodge
RGC Hodge
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
JM Jay
JM Jay
LS Walsh
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
HV Millard
AF Dodd
AF Dodd
AF Dodd
AF Dodd
AF Dodd
AF Dodd
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
R Harvey
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
EA Davoren
GM Czornohalan
GM Czornohalan
GM Czornohalan
GM Czornohalan
GM Czornohalan
GM Czornohalan
Treasurer
EJ Mason/AF Statton
EJ Mason/AF Statton
LJ Davoren/RD Hughes
RD Hughes
RD Hughes
RD Hughes/BJ Tucker
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
AF Statton
JD Leak
JD Leak
JD Leak
JD Leak
JD Leak
MD Shadiac
MD Shadiac
MD Shadiac
MD Shadiac
MD Shadiac
MD Shadiac
MD Shadiac
MD Shadiac/G.Goodall
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
CG Tideman
AF Statton
AF Statton
JH Houghton
JH Houghton
JH Houghton
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
JB Dicker
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
CC Sando
SP Ryan
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SAAFL Annual Report 2011 - Channel 9 Adelaide Football League

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