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ROUND 17 2011
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Blasts from the past
Over the next two weeks, the SA Footy
Budget celebrates some of our greatest
heroes from yesteryear.
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Tik tok, Murphy’s on top
South Adelaide’s 22-year-old captain Nick
Murphy steps into the spotlight.
WHO’S PLAYING?
NORTH V CENTRAL
Saturday, July 23 @ Prospect Oval (2.10pm)
PORT V GLENELG
Saturday, July 23 @ Alberton Oval (2.10pm)
WEST V EAGLES
Saturday, July 23 @ City Mazda Stadium (2.10pm)
PANTHERS V NORWOOD
Sunday, July 24 @ Hickinbotham Oval (2.10pm)
BYE – STURT
North’s midfield maestro Brett Backwell.
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BY STEVE BARRETT
Over the next two weeks
the SA Footy Budget celebrates
some of our greatest heroes from
yesteryear. Every club is
represented over the coming two
weeks. Are you or do you know a
past great that is doing
something interesting – let us
know!
Email [email protected]
or text 0410 528 892.
T
he football equivalent of the old
adage about the inevitability
of death and taxes is that every player
will one day become an ex-player.
Irrespective of how long or
successful an individual’s career may
have been, all spend longer retired
than they did playing.
Some former League footballers are
recognised as iconic champions of
the sport and become household
names. Others move into the media,
some have developed into wellknown businessmen and others
delve into coaching or administrative
roles.
Additionally, there are thousands
who simply drift out of the public eye.
Genuine superstar or modest
journeyman, all have made their
contribution to the SANFL’s rich
history and all have a story to tell.
CHRIS KLUZEK – EAGLES
An arthritic, cartilage-bereft right
knee not only forced talented
Woodville-West Torrens full-forward
Chris Kluzek’s shock SANFL
retirement, shortly after his 23rd
birthday, it also prevented him from
entering the police force and fulfilling
his ambition of becoming a forensic
scientist.
“I’ve had six cleanouts on the knee
ever since I ripped the whole
cartilage off the bone when I was 15,”
said Kluzek, who played 70 League
games for the Eagles from 1997 to
2001.
“I’d always planned to be a police
officer and applied after I finished
playing, but because of my knee I
couldn’t get in and the same
happened when I applied in 2008.”
Instead, Kluzek has travelled
extensively, predominantly
backpacking. He has visited more
than 30 countries and now works as
a travel agent for Escape Travel in
Glenelg.
Between overseas journeys, Kluzek
stood at full-forward briefly for
Scotch O.C. in 2005 before later
becoming player-coach for SMOSH
West Lakes in the SAAFL.
Unable to do much running these
days, he has maintained his fitness
by rowing surfboats competitively
for Grange Surf Club - until a nasty
road cycling accident saw him
break his collar bone earlier this
year, putting him on the outer for the
time being.
Kluzek still attends Eagles games,
with brother Matt (a former SANFL
Eagle and AFL Crow), his fiancée’s
father (ex-Woodville big man John
Coudraye) and his cousin Grant
Reubenicht (1997 Glenelg Club
Champion).
“We go to watch; usually have a
beer on the hill and attend some of
the past players’ shows,” Kluzek said.
The 32-year-old, who played in
two losing SANFL Grand Finals,
came within a whisker of claiming
the 2000 Ken Farmer Medal, which
went to West Adelaide spearhead
Adam Richardson.
“We were playing North, who were
the bottom side, compared to West
playing (reigning premier) Port
Adelaide, who had the State fullback (Corey Ah Chee).
“We were both on 60 (goals) at the
start of that round, so it came down
to whoever kicked the most that day.
“I had only one (goal) at half-time
and when we came back out in the
second half, one of the umps told
me Richo had eight in the first half
(Richardson booted 12 of the
Bloods’ 17 goals that day).
“I’d heard the Westies boys looked
after him and were feeding him all
day, but we were focused more
towards the Finals.”
BARRY HEARL – NORTH
Barry Hearl led North Adelaide’s
goal-kicking in 1969 and ’74. But on
one forgettable afternoon at
Woodville in 1972, his kicking boot
was uncharacteristically astray, a
fact of which he was cheekily
reminded of when interviewed by
Roosters legend and long-time
teammate, Barrie Robran, during a
club luncheon.
“Barrie mentioned that game at
Woodville and asked me what
(score) I kicked,” Hearl said.
“I said ‘Barrie, you shouldn’t be
interviewing me, I should be
interviewing you’, but he never
wanted to talk about himself.
“I sprayed them a bit and kicked
1.9, so I said I kicked 2.3 - that’s still
15 points. Barrie said ‘no you didn’t’
... he eventually got it out of me.
“I thought I’d be playing on my
normal half-forward flank but our
regular full-forward Dennis Sachse
was dropped to the Bs - where he
kicked 10.1 - and our trainer told
me to pull my finger out as I’d be
playing full-forward.
“It was just one of those days ... I
ended up getting moved and stood
Malcolm Blight (who won the
Magarey Medal that year) in the
second half.”
Thankfully, such afternoons were
few and far between for Hearl, who
was more renowned for the goals he
did kick, having averaged around
two majors per game throughout his
seven-year, 101-match career.
The enigmatic goalsneak also won
two premierships with North (197172) and played in the famous 1972
Champions of Australia win over
Carlton before retiring in 1974, aged
just 26.
“After playing mainly in good sides,
we had a bad year in ‘74 as a lot of
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Chris Kluzek.
our good players left,” said Hearl,
who in his day was elusively quick,
could take a high mark and, by his
own admission, was “built like a
crowbar”, at 6-1 and 11.5 stone
(73kg).
“They asked me to stay but I
wasn’t interested in getting games
up in losing sides.
“I was a bit casual, a bit of a rebel
... Patto (coach Mike Patterson) used
to just shake his head at me.”
So Hearl left to play for Kybybolite
in the KNTFL in the south-east,
where he claimed two Mail Medals,
before spending time playing and
coaching at Elizabeth, Brahma
Lodge and Campbelltown-Magill.
These days Hearl, 63, works in
roofing maintenance for building
company Metal-Link, attends most
of North’s home games, often with
Jan Lindner, the widow of Hearl’s
good friend, Roosters legend Don
Lindner, and enjoys “a few red
wines” at
club functions.
Hearl famously kicked the historic
first-ever League goal at AAMI
Stadium in the first match played at
the ground in May 1974.
“We’ve re-enacted it a couple of
times and I’ve spoken about it at a
few luncheons,” he said.
Barry Hearl.
“During one re-enactment I was on
the ground with Tony Casserly
(Central’s captain-coach in 1974,
who was credited with the first hitout) and we hadn’t really met before.
“They gave me this flat footy to
kick a goal. I was on the 50m line
and being 30 years older, with the
fat guts now, I thought ... let’s bring it
in to 10 yards out instead!”
GENE CHIRON – BULLDOGS
Gene Chiron played in that
landmark 1974 game for the
Bulldogs and could easily have
been the man participating in such
re-enactments... except his first shot
at the new stadium went through for
a behind, allowing Hearl to create
history shortly after.
“Even if I’d kicked it, I would have
given it to Rick Vidovich who kicked
the first goal in the Reserves,” said
Chiron, now 61.
Hard and uncompromising, 179cm
Chiron was recruited from
Hawthorn and used by Central in a
variety of positions, including as an
undersized centre half-forward.
Courageous Chiron’s footy
philosophy was simple.
“Run in and get the damn thing that’s the only way I knew,” he said.
“I wasn’t that tall but I was pretty fit
and could run all day.
“Even at Hawthorn during our
‘Kennedy’s Commandos’, I would
often get the pre-season awards for
being the best trainer.”
Feeling discontented after yo-yoing
in and out of the Hawks’ senior side
(he played 37 VFL games from
1969-73), Chiron joined the Dogs in
1974 after he’d impressed Casserly
and Lyndon “Beefy” Andrews during
a televised carnival in Western
Australia.
“I remember the first pre-season
training session with Central, we’d
stop to sit in the shade under a tree
for a rest,” said Chiron, who has
worked as a civil engineer for Knox
City Council in Melbourne’s east for
the past 30 years.
“We would never have done that at
Hawthorn under John Kennedy, but
he was way ahead of his time.”
Chiron played 31 games for the
Dogs inside two seasons, before his
career ended tragically when he
collided with West Adelaide
enforcer Ray Hayes in the first
quarter of a heated clash at
Elizabeth.
“Ray Hayes kneed me in the
stomach and put me in hospital split my liver,” Chiron said.
“I was knocked heavily the week
before - rabbit-chopped in the back
and kidney against North while
breaking away from a pack and my
liver was actually severed then, but
the Ray Hayes one was more
dramatic and put me in hospital ... I
could have been in real strife.”
Chiron collapsed and was carried
from the ground on a stretcher
before being taken to Lyell McEwin
Hospital and later transferred to
Royal Adelaide, where he
underwent surgery for a lacerated
liver and had a kidney removed.
“It was unfortunate … but sh*t
happens,” Chiron said. “It just means
I’ve got one good kidney now and I
get to drink a bit more.”
Forced into retirement, Chiron
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stayed at the club as Gary Window’s
assistant and then fitness coach for
a couple of years before moving to
back to Melbourne where “itchy
feet” and a call from former
teammate, Hawks defender Ian
Bremner, saw him play a few years
for Mulgrave in the Eastern Districts
Football League.
Chiron was fitted with a protective
girdle to safeguard his internal
organs.
In 2009 he was invited by Central
to toss the coin before the start of a
game and is well aware of the
Bulldogs’ recent premiership
exploits.
Chiron is a member of Hawthorn’s
Past Players and Officials committee,
having played alongside some
famous names at Glenferrie Oval,
including David Parkin, Peter
Hudson, Don Scott and Leigh
Matthews, who Chiron rates “the
best footballer I’ve ever seen”.
IVAN ECKERMANN – PORT
Rugged Port Adelaide defender
Ivan Eckermann has the unique
distinction of being the only player
to have knocked the great Matthews
unconscious during the Hawthorn
legend’s long, decorated career, a
fact acknowledged by Matthews
himself in his biography.
“We both went for the footy, he
slipped over and my knee collected
him in the head,” Eckermann
recalled of the second quarter
incident during the South Australia
versus Victoria State of Origin clash
of 1982.
“It was just one of those accidental
things.”
By his own admission, Eckermann
was “pretty lucky to be in the right
place at the right time” when he
reflects on his 150-game career
(1974-83), in which he played in
four Grand Finals (1977, 1979, 1980
and 1981) and won them all (he
missed the unsuccessful 1976
decider).
“1977 was the most memorable as
we hadn’t won (a premiership) for
12 years, so it ended a fair drought,”
Eckermann said.
“I was playing at half-back in that
Grand Final and went off early with
a corked thigh.
“Darrell Cahill was off with a
hamstring and when Kym Kinnear
was knocked out, we were down to
17 fit men.
“(Ashley) McKay (runner) came
running into the dressing room and
screamed at me to get back out
there... I was the least injured of the
three, so I had no choice.”
Sitting in the rooms with an ice
pack on his thigh, his boots off and
his jacket undone, Eckermann was
quickly patched up, had some
heavy bandaging applied to his
badly bruised thigh and sent to a
forward pocket.
Virtually on one leg, Eckermann
soldiered through the pain barrier
to memorably boot three goals and
help steer the Magpies to an epic
eight-point victory over Glenelg.
“It was great to be part of a very
successful era,” he said. “We were
taught the Port way which was to be
hard and tough at the footy and if
an opponent was between you and
the footy, you’d take out a body.”
Eckermann was one of those guys
who improved as his career wore
on, playing just 24 matches over his
first five years, before adding a
further 126 across the next five.
He mentored the likes of Gavin
Wanganeen, Simon Tregenza and
Darren Mead as Port’s U17s coach
from 1988-90, is a life member of
both the Power and the Magpies,
and lives over the back fence from
long-time teammate Greg Phillips in
West Lakes.
The 56-year-old accrues “a lot of
frequent flyer points” travelling
around Australia in his role as Sales
Director for National Foods,
meaning “I can’t get to as many
games as I’d like”.
Although he never won a best and
fairest, or got within a country mile
of claiming a Magarey Medal,
Eckermann is still held in a high
esteem at Alberton.
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PHANTOM
the ghost that talks
SUPPORTER STORIES
O
ver the past two weeks we
ran an intriguing piece
about some of the SANFL’s most
dedicated supporters. We
received a number of emails
about some other loyal
supporters.
We have chosen to give The
Phantom the week off to collect
his thoughts and run one of
these stories and also an update
to South supporter, Maxine
McPherson’s story.
If you have your own stories or
have a follow up email to the
blast from the past story in this
week’s issue drop us a line – we
would love to hear from you.
Stuart Shaw
ifty-nine-year-old Stuart Shaw has
been a Sturt supporter all his life
and this is his story:
“My love of the Sturt Football Club
began as a 10 year old when my late
father took me to a game against
West Adelaide in 1962. We got
thrashed by Westies and to complete
the misery I got cleaned up by a mob
of older kids chasing a football when
I ventured on to the ground during
the half time break.
Bruised, bloodied and sobbing, I
moaned to dad, “Why do we have to
follow such a weak team?” He replied,
“Be patient, son, we have Jack Oatey
as coach and should improve.” He
was right on both scores. I had to be
patient, as he didn’t take me to
another game for five years! And, of
course, Jack Oatey became a legend
at the Sturt Football Club.
Back in the late ‘50s, early ‘60s I
was probably the only Sturt
supporter at Forbes Primary School
and constantly wore the taunts from
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the Port and West supporters who
seemed to be in the majority.
“Sturt, Sturt rub them in the dirt”
was the common phrase from them.
By the time I reached high school at
Marion High, there seemed to be
mainly Sturt, South and Glenelg
supporters present. My four mates
were all Glenelg supporters and I
remember the 1969 Grand Final
where we all camped out in front of
the gates to ensure we would be on
the fence for the game. My mates
were quite shattered when their
beloved Tigers failed, but I was rapt.
We had driven to the game in one
car (not mine) and as I wanted to
watch the blue boys run around with
the cup, my mates left me there. I had
to catch the train home. Dad was
ropeable when I got home (for some
reason he didn’t go to that game), but
all my mates came around the next
day to apologise.
I was lucky living through what was
to become Sturt’s golden era, when
Premierships just seemed part of
everyday life at Unley. I still have
vivid memories of most of the
brilliant players of the Jack Oatey era.
Paul Bagshaw, who surely should
have won at least one Magarey
Medal, Keith Chessell, John Murphy,
Darryl Hicks, Doc Clarkson, Rick
Schoff, Roger Rigney, Michael
Graham, Rick Davies.. I could go on
and on. The 1976 Grand Final win
was probably the best game I ever
saw, the 1978 loss to Norwood the
most disappointing in a year where
we lost only one minor round match
and blew the Grand Final with
terrible goal kicking 14-26 to 16-15 –
nine more scoring shots. I have never
blamed the umpire for that one.
I have been a member since 2000,
and joined the Vice-Presidents this
Stuart Shaw.
season. I really enjoy the
camaraderie that exists between
supporters and the approachability
of the players. Hopefully, the Double
Blues will become a power again,
soon. Local footy, you just can’t
beat it.”
Maxine McPherson
South supporter Maxine
McPherson’s story ran last week and
it has come to our attention a couple
of errors with regards to her history
– please see an email from her below.
“I would like to thank you for
writing about me in last week’s
Budget, which I purchased on the
weekend when we beat Sturt. I
would just like to point out the
mistake in the write up.
You had me as canteen manager for
27 years, I was the Marketing
Manager for 25 years. Then after
retirement became a volunteer and
worked in the Canteen and BBQ, then
this year became the Canteen & BBQ
Manager. Your write ups have been
great and very interesting and I
commend you for your highlighting
some of the great supporters of the
SANFL Football Clubs.”
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TIK TOK, MURPHY’S ON TOP
D
on’t be fooled by his age, his lack of experience or
even his questionable taste in music.
22-year-old South Adelaide captain Nick Murphy, the
youngest skipper in Panthers’ history and the youngest
current captain in the SANFL by some margin, is
undaunted by the job at hand.
South coach Ron Fuller, after seeking recommendations
from the playing group and his coaching staff, selected
Murphy to replace the retired Ben Warren as Panthers
captain in March. He is supported by an equally youthful
leadership group comprising vice-captain Brad Crabb,
Andrew Horne, Nick Liddle, Xavier Gotch and Jacob Crate.
“I consider myself a fairly well-respected leader at the
club,” said first-year skipper Murphy.
“I’m comfortable that I’ve got everyone’s support and
there are a lot of natural leaders at the club who I can
gain knowledge and advice from, so in that respect I don’t
find it (captaincy) intimidating.”
And why would he? Combine the fearlessness of
youth with his own impressive leadership résumé,
which includes captaining Strathalbyn to a mini-colts
grand final and a junior-colts premiership, skippering
South’s Under-15s and leading Rostrevor College’s First
XVIII in his final year of high school, and he’s as readymade as they come.
“I wasn’t surprised to get it (captaincy) because I was
aware I was in the running,” Murphy said.
“I have experienced leadership roles in the past and
consider myself a good leader for my age.
“But when it was announced, I was extremely proud and
honoured, and it’s something I hold very close to me.”
Taking charge of an even younger group in his part-time
work supervising kids at Norwood Community Crèche
Centre, Murphy is also into his third year at university,
where he is studying a double degree in education and
human movement at Mawson Lakes with the end goal of
becoming a P.E. teacher.
Noticeably, Murphy’s level of maturity belies his tender
years … well, that is until the conversation turns to his
feelings for US pop singer-songwriter Ke$ha.
“I do have a sneaky like for her … I don’t mind her,”
laughed Murphy, who is rumoured to have bought a
number of Ke$ha DVDs in Bali, while he was over there
with his South teammates during an off-season footy trip.
Nick Murphy.
“I have caught a glimpse of her live … but I’ve only got
one poster of her.”
As enthusiastic as he is about Ke$ha, it doesn’t compare
with Murphy’s passion to improve his own game and
become a long-term, successful leader at Noarlunga.
“I’d like to improve my disposal, get better at hitting
targets and work further at developing my clearance
work as well as continue developing as a leader,” he said.
“I do get vocal on the field and I pride myself on
motivating and trying to bring the team up if they’re
down.
“It’s an exciting time and the future looks bright for the
club, but we need to become consistently successful and
I don’t want to use the fact we’re young as an excuse for
lapses and losing games.
“We are young and we’ve got a lot to learn, but with this
(leadership) group, we are looking to have long-term
success into the future.”
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STAR PLAYER OF THE
YEAR & R.O. SHEARMAN MEDAL
WUNDKE BOOTS A BAG
Star Player Votes – Round 16
S
outh dynamic forward Michael
Wundke kicked eight goals as
he guided his team to a
comfortable 29-point win over Sturt
on the weekend.
Wundke was dominant for the
Panthers, taking 15 marks and
collecting 22 possessions including
16 kicks and six handballs.
The Panthers, who have claimed
the last two wooden spoons, are in
the mix to play Finals football.
The boys from Noarlunga face a
tough test this weekend as they
host Norwood, who are looking to
rebound after its loss to the Eagles.
Wundke’s eight goal haul places
him in the lead for the Ken Farmer
Medal and also earnt him five votes
in the ‘be active’ Star Player and
R.O. Shearman Medal.
Judged by members of the
SANFL’s 200 Club on a 5-4-3-2-1
basis for every minor round match,
the award carries with it a $3000
first prize.
P.S. Three ‘Mystery Rounds’ have
been allocated during the course
Central v West
Central
4 Lee Spurr
Central
3 Shane Birss
West
2 Edward Sansbury
Central
1 James Ezard
West
Sturt v Panthers
Michael Wundke.
of the year in which voting results
will be kept secret until the end of
the season.
STAR SEARCH AWARD
CHRIS BONNEY – WEST
5 Michael Wundke
Panthers
4 Nicholas Liddle
Panthers
3 Joel Cross
Panthers
2 Timothy McIntyre
Sturt
1 Thomas Hurley
Sturt
Eagles v Norwood
5 Scott Lewis
Eagles
4 Darren Pfeiffer
Norwood
3 Matthew Goldsworthy Eagles
2 Luke Jarrad
Eagles
1 James Gallagher
Norwood
Leaderboard
C
hris Bonney of the West
Adelaide Football Club is this
week’s Powerade Star Search
winner. His solid work rate and
ability to continually force a contest
were the qualities that earned him
the award for the week. The 19
year old, who originates from the
Barmera Monash Football Club, has
had a strong year in the Reserves
this season. In his League debut
against Centrals at Playford Alive
Oval last weekend, his versatility
was his strength as he played a
somewhat unfamiliar role at centre
half forward and finished with
seven kicks, seven handballs, five
marks and one goal.
5 Jack Gunston
After Round 16
(excluding Round 8
and 13)
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21James
Paul Thomas
Allan
North
Central
23
19Mark
James
McKenzie
Allan
Eagles
North
22
17Paul
Mark
Thomas
McKenzie
Central
Eagles
19
13Edward
Christopher
Sansbury
SchmidtCentral
West
Chris Bonney.
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11Darren
Toby Stribling
Pfeiffer
Norwood
Panthers
17
10Lee
Josh
Spurr
Thewlis
Central
Panthers
17
9 Mark
James
Dolling
Ezard
Port
West
17
9 Toby
Leigh
Stribling
Ryswyk
Panthers
North
15
8 Tristan
JordanGum
McMahon
Sturt
Glenelg
14
8 Bryce
MarkCampbell
Dolling
Norwood
Port
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KIDS’ CORNER
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WEST V EAGLES – SATURDAY, JULY 23 – CITY MAZDA STADIUM
WEST – BFPS
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Connor Boyle
Fraser MacPhee
Lachlan Kleeman
Jack Singleton
Connor Schato
Alex Campbell
James Gurney
Blake McAllister
Frank Atkinson
Julian Clift
Anthony Farmasosonis
Jamieson Davis
Odin Mundy
Ethan Kernbach
Jack Luders
Jack Rasic
Harry Dry
Max Lucas
Kyle Davies
Jack Banning
Ryan Banning
James Sutter
Tyson Rowe
AUSTRALIAN CENTRAL SAVINGS
AND LOANS
1
2
3
4
5
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Adam Cameron
Josh Downing
Jye Sinderberry
Corey Wilson
Joel Colls
Liam Jefferies
Matthew Stasinowsky
Lukman Larwood
Matthew Rule
Sam May
Jacob Earl
Cameron Clark
Lachie Denholm
Mitchell Williams
Zachary Heading
Ethan Lee
Jye Field
Matt Sampson
Cooper Daly
Dylan Wakins
Kienan Benzija
Arron Weber
Cooper Gaffney
Benjamin Goold
Thomas Williams
Jackson Dutschke
Bradley Foster
Peter Flaherty
Evin Hoban
Jackson Knoop
Brodie Case
Brodan Hawkins
Kyle Linhart
Andrew McPherson
Sachem Parkin-Owens
Logan McKinnon-Collins
SOUTH V NORWOOD – SUNDAY, JULY 24 – HICKINBOTHAM OVAL
SOUTH – GREAT SOUTHERN
LEAGUE
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Tas Follett
Mitchell Cleggett
Cooper Machin
Jack Follett
Ryan McCurrach
Jay Twiggen
Lachlan Forward
Sam Whitbread
Hayden Sampson
Ned Loy
Kane Andrew-Arthur
Zed Zurich
Tommy Houghton
Tyler Nash
Jesse Leizay
REPRESENTING AUSTRALIAN CENTRAL
SAVINGS AND LOANS – GREAT
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
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2
3
4
5
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9
10
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John Graham
Sean Goodyer
Jordan Jones
Judd Pool
Max Bennett
Nathan Peeifer
Malen Brown
Jake Tarca
L. Versteegit
N. Wilkinson
H.Williams
A.Pichl
L.Weckert
M.Harris
B.Shuttleworth
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CLUB NEWS CALENDAR
Panthers
Central District
CDFC Annual Gala Auction Dinner this year will be held at Grand
Central on Saturday, August 20 from 7pm to 11.30pm. Tickets: $80
(includes three-course meal and 4.5 hour beverage package).
Book: 8255 2555.
CDFC Business Luncheon featuring Brendan Fevola will be held
on Friday, August 12 from 12pm – 2:30pm in the Holden Room,
Grand Central Tavern, Goodman Road. Tickets: $65 (includes twocourse lunch & 2.5 hr beverage package). For bookings please
contact the club on 8255 2555.
Grand Central Christmas Dinner Dance – two shows only at Grand
Central Function Room! Saturday, December 3 featuring Fever and
Saturday, December 10 featuring party band Velvet. $85 per
person or $80 for members (includes three-course meal and 4.5
hour beverage package). Book: 8255 2555.
For all Central District football club news and club information log
onto www.cdfc.com.au
Glenelg
Our next home match luncheon will be on Saturday, July 30 when
we play South Adelaide at Gliderol Stadium. Tickets: $60 per
person (includes a two-course meal, beverages and entertainment).
Book: 8294 5333 or [email protected]
The August Tiger Lunch on Friday, August 19 will feature Brisbane
Lyons Champion, Alastair Lynch. Tickets: $80 and include a threecourse meal, beverages and entertainment. Book: 8294 5333 or
[email protected]
The Hall of Fame presentation and the 25th Anniversary of the
1986 Premiership will be held on Saturday, August 27. Tickets: $90
(includes three-course meal, beverages & guest speakers).
Book: 8294 5333 or [email protected]
Panthers Hall of Fame night to be held Saturday, July 30 at Jimmy
Deane’s Entertainment (7pm start). Tickets: $65. Featuring the Hall
of Fame induction of Jim Dawes, Alf Skuse and David Kappler. For
further details go to safc.com.au or call club on 8186 8200.
The String Fever Dinner Dance will be held on Saturday, August 13.
A multi award-winning music and comedy feature act, String Fever,
will deliver a two hour show of high entertainment. Tickets: $40
(includes two course dinner). Book: Kellie on 8186 8200 or
[email protected]
Sturt
BFF Ladies Day, Saturday, August 27. Cost: $80pp includes a 4.5
hour drinks package.
West
Official Home Match Lunch - West v North on Saturday, July 30 at
11.45am for 12.15pm start. Tickets: $50 members, $55 nonmembers (includes three-course meal and drinks package).
Book: 8352 4022 or email [email protected] by
Wednesday, July 27.
2011 ‘Hollywood’ Auction will be held at West Adelaide’s upstairs
Ballroom on Friday, August 5 from 6.30 pm. $80 per person
(includes three-course meal and 4.5 hour drink package) plus live
entertainment by FEVER.
Join us in the main bar every Wednesday at 6pm to see Steve
Rechner (WAFC Past Players and Officials) interview some of the
greatest legends in SANFL history. Members’ Happy Hour: 5-6pm.
Raffles drawn after the interviews.
Free poker every Wednesday night in the Main Bar from 7pm.
Arrive early to take advantage of the $10 beef or chicken schnitzels.
For the latest news and events, go to www.westadelaidefc.com.au
Eagles
Norwood
Don’t miss our next two pre-match functions. On Saturday, July 30
we get set take on Port and then on Friday, August 12 we go head
to head with West Adelaide. Tickets: $70 per person per function
(includes three-course meal, beer, wine and guest speakers).
Book: 8362 6278. All welcome.
Roll Up, Roll Up… Save the date for the Annual Gala Auction –
Circus Extravaganza! Saturday, August 20 at the Adelaide
Convention Centre. Tickets: $120 per person (includes three-course
meal, beverages & live entertainment). Book: 8362 6278.
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Meet Eagles senior players every Thursday night at the Club bistro
between 6.30pm and 8.30pm. Meat and chocolate raffles will be
held. Members have the chance to win a prize pool that jackpots
weekly from $25 to $500. Meals in bistro available from $8.50. All
welcome.
Enjoy bingo every Tuesday at the clubrooms noon to 2.30pm (lic
no. H132). $4 for a set of 30 games. Sandwiches and cakes
available. Eyes down at noon!
For all Woodville-West Torrens Football Club events, please log
onto www.wwtfc.com.au
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ON THE SIDELINES
CENTRAL DISTRICT
Paul Thomas
James Gowans
James Boyd
Scott Dutschke
Andrew Hayes
Jay Nash
Charles Slattery
Adductor strain, test
Hamstring, test
AC Joint, 3 Weeks
Broken tibia, 4 Weeks
Groin, indefinite
ACL knee, season
Back / neck, season
GLENELG
Darcy Armfield
Andrew Bradley
Nick Cane
Darren Clunes
Chris Curran
Kris Evans
Chad Francis
Matthew Snook
Patrick Knott
Ben McIntyre
Mark Ruwoldt
Daniel Scott-Collings
Ankle, test
Ankle, 3-4weeks
Calf, test
Hand, test
Knee, 3 weeks
Cheekbone, test
Elbow, 4 weeks
Knee, 3-4 weeks
Calf, indefinite
Knee, 4 weeks
Arm, test
Hamstring, test
NORTH ADELAIDE
Luke Teasdale
Hamstring, test
Johnny Boras
Hamstring, test
Greg Gallman
Shoulder, test
James Allan
Back, test
Damian Cunningham Hamstring, season
Josh Starke
Ankle, 4 weeks
Steven Pollock
Ankle, test
Harrison Cumming Foot, 3 weeks
Max Thring
Ankle, 3 weeks
Will Paley
Hip, test
Brian Fenton
Knee, season
Jon Platten
Hip, 4 weeks
NORWOOD
Alex Stopp
Gavin Hughes
Tom Jonas
Knee, season
Hamstring, test
Hand, available
Bryce Campbell
Andy Read
Luke Jericho
Angus Clarke
Hamstring, 1 week
Back, test
Pec, indefinite
Cork leg, available
MILESTONES
PORT ADELAIDE
Luke Carey
Kerren Hall
Ned Heath
Matt Scanlon
Jay Shannon
Jamie Solly
Knee, test
Groin, test
Heel, 4 weeks
Cheekbone, 7 weeks
Knee, 4 weeks
Leg, 3 weeks
SOUTH ADELAIDE
Daniel Trevena
Steve Woods
Luke McLean
Michael Leonard
Andrew Carter
Guy O’Keefe
Jacob Crate
Tom Johnson
Ryan Mahoney
Alex Splitt
Facial laceration, available
Hamstring, test
Hamstring, test
Knee, 3 weeks
Foot, 6 weeks
Knee, indefinite
Ankle, indefinite
Back, indefinite
Back, season
Back, season
Charlie Sharples
Cameron Stokes
Fraser Evans
Jordan Mutton
Tom Pinyon
Matthew Altmann
Harley Montgomery
Craig Evans
Patrick Fittock
Angus Twopeny
Sterno clavicular joint
dislocation, available
Hamstring, review
Knee, season
Hand, 2 weeks
Finger, 2 weeks
Thigh, review
Knee, 2-3 weeks
Finger, 3 weeks
Hamstring, review
Hamstring, review
Hip, review
WEST ADELAIDE
Greg Rowe
Chris Molitor
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games
STURT
Phil Smith
Aaron Fielke
Knee, season
Foot, season
Nat Caruso
Ben Fisher
Adam Hartlett
Shannon Green
Fort Caruso
David Piasente
Ankle, indefinite
Fibula fracture, test
Knee, 1 week
Appendix removal, 3-4 weeks
Quad, test
Achilles, test
WOODVILLE-WEST TORRENS
Dale Symmons
Aaron Killian
Zac Fitzgerald
Stuart Hill
Jarred Allmond
Ben Grieger
Knee, 1 week
Groin, 4 weeks
Shoulder, season
Ankle, 7 weeks
Foot, test
Knee, test
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SANFL NEWS
SA v WA COUNTRY CLASH
T
he inaugural SA v WA Country match will be played
as the Balfours Showdown curtainraiser at AAMI
Stadium next Sunday (July 31) from 1.10pm. Willunga
coach Barry Pilmore will again lead the State Country
side. Below is the State Country squad, which from
which the State Team will be selected this coming
Monday (July 25). The final team will be available to
view on www.sanfl.com.au.
First
Surname
Scott Wendelborn
Chris
Shee
James
Vandeleur
Brodie
Murphy
Phil
Bennett
Andrew
Prior
Luke
Wells
Josh
Taylor
Paul
Smith
Tyson
Wait
Steven
Duldig
James
Dixon
Nathan
Smith
Luke
Duncan
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Onkaparinga
RSMU
South Clare
Angaston
Tanunda
Tanunda
Willaston
Border Districts
Imperials
Millicent
Naracoorte
Naracoorte
Penola
ZONE
CENTRAL
CENTRAL
CENTRAL
CENTRAL
EASTERN
EASTERN
EASTERN
EASTERN
MURRAY SE
MURRAY SE
MURRAY SE
MURRAY SE
MURRAY SE
MURRAY SE
First
Simon
Luke
Tim
Matt
Travis
Surname
Berkefeld
Davey
O’Brien
Woolford
Oakley
Geoff
Josh
Marcus
Tom
Shane
Jason
Matthew
Scott
Brad
John
Waylon
Tyler
Harry
George
James
Carl
Matt
Levi
Appleton
Vick
Burdett
Carroll
Bradshaw
Farrier
Hodge
Brown
Haskett
Pratt
Johncock
Baldock
Miller
Pedler
Pedler
Semmler
Keatley
Konitzka
CLUB
South Gambier
West Gambier
West Gambier
Central Augusta
Jamestown
Peterborough
Weeroona Bay
Cove
Mt Compass
Myponga/Sellicks
Reynella
Reynella
Victor Harbor
Willunga
Willunga
Yankalilla
Koonibba
Wirrulla
Mallee Park
Ramblers
Ramblers
Tasmans
Waybacks
Waybacks
ZONE
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MURRAY SE
MURRAY SE
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NORTHERN
NORTHERN
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SOUTHERN DIST.
SOUTHERN DIST.
SOUTHERN DIST.
SOUTHERN DIST.
SOUTHERN DIST.
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MACCA’S CUP
COMPETITION
SA TOPS TALENT POOL
MACCA’S JUNIOR
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
S
outh Australia has
achieved its best-ever
combined result for the
U16s and U18s at
national level.
The McDonald’s State
U16s Team last week
won the NAB AFL U16s
Championships, finishing
James Aish (left).
the carnival undefeated.
SA took top honours in
a clean sweep, marking the second consecutive year it
had won the Champs.
Norwood’s James Aish was awarded the Kevin Sheehan
Medal for the Division 1 Player of the Championships and
the South Australian MVP.
Meanwhile, the McDonald’s State U18s Team was runnerup in the NAB AFL U18s Championships this month,
winning four of its five matches.
Local Footy - we’re lovin’ it
Winner will receive a $25 sports voucher
courtesy of McDonald’s
NAME: Jacob Steed.
Age: 7.
School/ Club: Port Noarlunga
Football Club.
Position Played: Middle, wing.
Program involved in: SFL Junior
football at Port Noarlunga.
SANFL club supported: Norwood Football Club.
AFL club supported: Adelaide Crows.
MACCA’S CUP MVP LEVI KRAUSE
– ROUND 16
Footballer most admired and why: Nathan Bassett
because he was a good player and now he coaches the
Redlegs.
L
evi Krause of the Sturt
Football Club is this week’s
winner of the Macca’s MVP
award. Levi put in a fantastic
performance against South
Adelaide in the U18s this
weekend. Levi played a
dominating game across half
forward with 19 possessions and
an ability to bring other players
into the game. He was a focal
point into the forward line,
continually making a contest and
was rewarded with nine goals.
Who is going to win the AFL Premiership this year?:
Crows.
Who is going to win the SANFL Premiership this
year?: Redlegs.
What is your favourite football moment?: Playing footy
on AAMI Stadium at half time of a Crows game and
kicking my first goal.
Future football aspirations: I want to get better, learn
more skills and have fun playing football.
Levi Krause.
MACCA’S CUP - 4.50pm, Sunday July 24 @ Hickinbotham Oval
PANTHERS
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
11
12
WRIGHT Kyle .............
RISITANO Nathan ......
NELSON Adam ..........
CAMERON Zachary ....
SHERRY Ryan............
COPPIN Joshua ..........
REYNOLDS Jack ........
BOLLENHAGEN Jarrad
HOGBEN William .......
KEEN Adam...............
14
15
16
22
23
28
29
32
34
35
JOLLY Tom (C)............
MESECKE Joel...........
CORNISH Bradley ......
HALIME Adam ...........
HOURIGAN Darcy ......
ALBON Saxon ............
SUTTON Jack ............
ANDERSON Jake .......
CORSTENS Jake ........
GODWIN-KNOTT Brock
38
41
43
45
46
48
49
50
STEFFE Peter.............
RAITT Matthew ..........
EDWARDS Zak ...........
CRUMP William .........
MARTIN Riley ............
HAMILTON Samuel ....
FRANCIS Jordan ........
GROUTSCH Tom ........
MACCA’S CUP UMPIRES
Field: Matt Harris
Nadia De Bellis
Jason Hayes
Boundary: Dean Garrett
Timothy Earle
NORWOOD
Coach: Jason Torney
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
BOWER Chase ...........
GIANNINI Anthony .....
BALDASSO Steven .....
SMART Edward ..........
McKAY Alex ...............
OLSSON Henry ..........
O’CONNOR Eddy........
KERIN Patrick............
WICKS Tom................
U18
Goal: Samuel Burston
Rhys Negerman
PANTHERS
NORWOOD
10
11
13
14
16
17
20
23
24
1st
Coach: David Oatey
DINHAM Nicholas ......
ROWSON Matthew .....
O’LEARY Jack ............
HARDING Dillon.........
MOYLE Josh...............
ROOCKE Kristian .......
MOSS James..............
SAVAGE Jimmi ...........
WILLIAMSON Daniel ..
2nd
3rd
25
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
35
MAZZONE Jake ..........
ZADOW Joe ................
SCHILD Nicholas .......
MCCALLUM Daniel ....
GIANNINI Jonathan....
RANDER Luke ...........
LUCCON Aaron ..........
WALLIS Matt..............
WOOD Mitchell ..........
4th
Points
STAT LEADERS
BY PHIL HERDEN
Round 16 Weekly Tribal Warrior
POSSESSION LEADERS
Gm
Poss
Poss/Gm
1
NA
ALLAN James
12
422
35.2
2
SA
STRIBLING Toby
14
358
25.6
3
Nw
SUCKLING Mat
14
345
24.6
4
Gl
McMAHON Jordan
14
332
23.7
5
CD
SANSBURY Eddie
14
325
23.2
Gm
Kicks
Kick/Gm
1
SA
STRIBLING Toby
14
258
18.4
2
NA
ALLAN James
12
252
21.0
3
Gl
McMAHON Jordan
14
225
16.1
4
Ea
LEWIS Scott
14
211
15.1
5
Gl
KANE Ben
14
210
15.0
HANDBALL LEADERS
Gm
Poss
Poss/Gm
1
Nw
SUCKLING Mat
14
209
14.9
2
St
THOMSON Adam
15
197
13.1
3
NA
ALLAN James
12
170
14.2
4
St
ANDERSON Joe
15
152
10.1
5
Ea
POWELL Luke
13
146
11.2
HIT OUT LEADERS
Gm
HO
HO/Gm
1
PA
MEIKLEJOHN James
13
337
25.9
2
St
KURTZE Angus
13
331
25.5
3
NA
ACKLAND Cain
13
290
22.3
4
Ea
PARRY Craig
10
271
27.1
5
WA
WILLITS Ryan
12
256
21.3
SCORING LEADERS
Gm
G
B
1
SA
WUNDKE Michael
14
47
23
2
St
DULDIG Matthew
15
43
22
3
CD
HAVELBERG Daniel
13
39
13
4
Gl
KIRKBY Ruory
14
29
22
5
CD
OBST Alan
9
25
10
MARK LEADERS
Gm Marks
1
NA
GILL Nick
13
104
8.0
2
CD
SPURR Lee
14
98
7.0
3
Gl
KIRKBY Ruory
14
93
6.6
4
Gl
KANE Ben
14
91
6.5
5
Nw
McGUINESS Kieran
13
86
6.6
et out and
about at the
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your photo
snapped by our
official SANFL
photographer.
Then log onto
sanfl.com.au and
view the IGA
Photo Gallery to
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has been circled
as this week’s Tribal Warrior.
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Gift Voucher, courtesy of IGA.
All weekly Tribal Warriors will also be in the
running to win a iPad 2 at the end of the season. If you would like to purchase any of the great
pictures featured in the Savings and Loans Photo
Gallery, please contact Deb Curtis on
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Records 1907-2011
Minor Round
ALL ENCOUNTERS
@ Prospect Oval
Pl
NA
CD
Draw
122
126
48
50
50
22
70
74
24
2
2
2
Encounters
Recent Encounters - Central has won
the last 6 and 33 of the last 36.
@ Prospect Oval - Central has won the
last 3 encounters, North the previous 2.
Recent Results
Rd 9 Sat May 28 2011 @ Playford Alive Oval
CENTRAL
NORTH
16
14
5
10
(101)
(94)
BEST – CENTRAL: J. SUTHERLAND, E. SANSBURY, C. GOWANS, J. SCHILLER, D. HAVELBERG, T. DUNNE.
BEST – NORTH: C. ALLEWAY, D. STEWART, N. GILL, L. RYSWYK, T. ARMSTRONG, J. BENNETT.
GOALS – CENTRAL: J. GUNSTON 5, D. HAVELBERG 3, T. DUNNE 2, T. GOODREM, B. SYMES, A. OBST,
C. GOWANS, R. WILLIAMS, E. SANSBURY.
GOALS – NORTH: C. ALLEWAY 8, D. STEWART 2, L. TEASDALE, G. THRING, D. ARMSTRONG, A. YOUNG.
2010 Rd 13
June 19
@ Playford Alive
Central
10.17.77
d North
5.3.33
by 44pts
2010 Rd 6
May 2
@ Prospect
Central
17.11.113
d North
5.8.38
by 75pts
2009 Rd 20
Aug 15
@ Prospect
Central
17.9.111
d North
8.10.58
by 53pts
2009 Rd 12
June 20
@ Playford Alive
Central
12.8.80
d North
6.13.49
by 31pts
2009 Rd 2
April 4
@ Prospect
Central
19.15.129
d North
15.11.101 by 28pts
2008 Rd 19
Aug 8
@ Prospect
North
14.11.95
d Central
6.9.45
by 50pts
2008 Rd 5
April 25
@ Adelaide
Central
12.12.84
d North
9.11.65
by 19pts
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B
BENNETT James.............24.. 184 ....80 ... 23 ..... 16 ...........
ACKLAND Cain ...............29.. 196 ...101 .. 98 ..... 33 ...........
HANDBY Michael ............28.. 190 ....90 .. 154 .... 72 ...........
BACKWELL Brett ............31.. 173 ....74 .. 157 ... 120 ..........
DELVINS Timothy ............24.. 180 ....80 ... 46 ..... 21 ...........
STEWART Daniel .............22.. 199 ....85 ... 47 ..... 68 ...........
IVENS Luke ....................28.. 186 ....87 .. 156 .... 16 ...........
THOMPSON Kriston ........21.. 176 ....71 ... 37 ...... 8 ............
THRING George ..............22.. 182 ....77 ... 50 ..... 22 ...........
ALLAN James .................26.. 173 ....75 ... 92 ..... 58 ...........
ARMSTRONG Tony ..........21.. 183 ....72 ... 34 ...... 6 ............
MOTLOP Daniel ..............29.. 184 ....87 ... 30 ..... 54 ...........
GILL Nick.......................28.. 193 ....91 ... 93 .... 164 ..........
WHITE Henry ..................22.. 185 ....77 ... 16 ...... 4 ............
RYSWYK Leigh................26.. 179 ....80 .. 103 .... 74 ...........
McINTYRE Andrew ..........24.. 191 ....84 ... 96 ...... 8 ............
GALLMAN Greg...............22.. 187 ....84 ... 44 ...... 3 ............
MILES Todd ....................26.. 191 ....96 ... 52 ..... 14 ...........
KANGUR Aleksander .......18.. 182 ....74 .... 1 ....... 0 ............
THIELE Cohen ................22.. 178 ....75 ... 38 ..... 24 ...........
KELLER Jake ..................20.. 188 ....78 ... 10 ...... 1 ............
HANIFORD Samuel .........22.. 189 ....89 .... 0 ....... 0 ............
MAYES Sam ...................17.. 187 ....79 .... 0 ....... 0 ............
Rushed .........................................................................................................................
Coach: Roy Laird
Major Sponsor: Holden
Colours: Red, White and Blue
No PLAYER
G
B
3
WALDHUTER Joshua .......18.. 182 ....84 .... 1 ....... 0 ............
7
O’SULLIVAN Chad...........26.. 175 ....76 ... 93 .... 130 ..........
8
HARDY Justin .................23.. 196 ....97 ... 31 ...... 2 ............
10 JENNER Kyle..................25.. 182 ....80 ... 84 ..... 51 ...........
11 GOODREM Trent .............24.. 183 ....86 ... 80 ..... 43 ...........
12 SANSBURY Edward .........27.. 180 ....85 ... 68 ..... 81 ...........
15 SPURR Lee ....................23.. 183 ....80 ... 61 ..... 22 ...........
21 GOWANS Chris ...............34.. 181 ....86 .. 225 ... 315 ..........
24 WESTHOFF Matthew .......23.. 197 ....80 ... 28 ..... 50 ...........
25 HABEL Luke ...................22.. 176 ....72 ... 24 ..... 21 ...........
26 DUNNE Thomas ..............21.. 182 ....86 ... 22 ..... 15 ...........
27 TEMPLETON Jacob .........21.. 192 ....93 .... 4 ....... 0 ............
30 SUTHERLAND Jason .......22.. 200 ...104 .. 22 ...... 5 ............
31 MUSOLINO Christopher ...26.. 181 ....84 ... 21 ...... 2 ............
33 HANNATH Jack ...............20.. 200 ....90 .... 6 ....... 1 ............
35 WILLIAMS Ryan ..............22.. 187 ....89 ... 82 ..... 45 ...........
38 SCHILLER Jarrod ............19.. 172 ....66 ... 19 ..... 11 ...........
39 VATER Joshua .................20.. 180 ....78 .... 0 ....... 0 ............
40 HAVELBERG Daniel.........23.. 189 ....90 ... 69 .... 140 ..........
41 REICHERT Corey .............22.. 189 ....81 ... 22 ...... 0 ............
44 BARMBY Luke ................23.. 192 ....81 ... 17 ...... 0 ............
47 O’HARA Brayden .............23.. 181 ....80 ... 61 ..... 32 ...........
54 HAYDON David ...............18.. 176 ....61 .... 6 ....... 0 ............
Rushed ...............................................................................................................................
All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.
LEAGUE UMPIRES
A. NORTH
B. CENTRAL
C. PORT
D. GLENELG
E. WEST
F. EAGLES
League
1st
Goal: Matthew Oxford
Field: Simon Thompson Boundary: Matthew Zacher
Toby Medlin
Thomas Knight
Matthew Norton
Craig Fleer
Matthew Konetschka
G. PANTHERS
2nd
3rd
H. NORWOOD
4th
Points
NORTH
CENTRAL
RESERVES: 11.25am, Saturday July 23 @ Prospect Oval
NORTH
7
CENTRAL
Coach: Craig Brooks
Coach: Jeff Brown
PFEIFFER Todd.........
29 HAY Callum ..............
50 RENSHAW Kyall........
1
11 POTTS Simon ...........
31 POLLOCK Steven ......
53 SCHMIDT Matthew....
14 MILNE Cameron.........
46 MOLYNEUX Charlie ....
57 HOOD Bradley............
15 HILL David ...............
36 CRAIG James ............
54 RENSHAW Braedon...
18 SCHILLER Travis ........
48 COLQUHOUN Sam.....
58 CLAUGHTON Matthew
21 ROACH Lachlan ........
38 YOUNG Aaron ...........
55 DEMPSEY Dylan .......
32 WHITE Nicholas .........
49 DUNCAN Ashley.........
59 WITTWER Joshua .......
22 CONNORS Eljay ........
46 WOODING Mitchell....
56 WILLIAMS Ben .........
34 MARSCHALL Paul......
51 FRY Ashley.................
60 HILL Dallas ................
26 EDWARDS Kym.........
47 MASON Henry...........
58 CLARKE Justin .........
42 RYAN Thomas ............
52 RUSCA Steve .............
28 ARMSTRONG Dale ....
48 BORAS Johnny..........
64 AMATO Nicholas .......
43 SNOWDEN Jake .........
55 CUMMINGS Ben ........
RESERVES UMPIRES
Field: Adam Fitzgerald
Frank Manikas
Marek Carls
Boundary: Andrew Roberts
Aaron O’malley
Stephen Jelfs
BOTTIN-NOONAN Ryan 45 PRIOR Matthew .........
Reserves
Goal: Mathew Wilson
Thomas Sharpe
NORTH
CENTRAL
1st
2nd
3rd
56 CULLEN Adam...........
4th
Points
22
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Gl
PA
Draw
214
237
87
57
65
21
154
169
65
3
3
1
Encounters
Recent Encounters - Port won the
last encounter, Glenelg the previous 8.
@ Alberton Oval - Port won the last
encounter, Glenelg the previous 3.
Recent Results
Rd 2 Sat April 9 2011 @ Alberton Oval
PORT
GLENELG
9
9
9
7
(63)
(61)
BEST – PORT: B. EBERT, D. LEES, L. SLATTERY, T. MILERA, J. SURJAN, S. SUMMERTON.
BEST – GLENELG: S. RUDOLPH, J. MCMAHON, P. ADLINGTON, L. PANOZZO, T. GRIMA.
GOALS – PORT: T. MILERA 2, J. BUTCHER 2, S. GRAY, C. MILLER, B. MERCER, B. EBERT , D. LEES.
GOALS – GLENELG: C. HITCHCOCK 3, T. GRIMA 2, J. TREMBATH, J. MCMAHON, R. KIRKBY, K. TENACE.
2010
Rd 17
July 17
@ Alberton
Glenelg
15.15.105
d Port
10.10.70
by 35pts
2010
Rd 10
May 30
@ Gliderol
Glenelg
13.8.86
d Port
11.11.71
by 15pts
2009
Rd 16
July 18
@ Gliderol
Glenelg
8.21.69
d Port
9.9.63
by 6pts
2009
Rd 10
June 8
@ Gliderol
Glenelg
16.11.107
d Port
8.9.57
by 50pts
2009
Rd 2
April 4
@ Alberton
Glenelg
17.13.115
d Port
15.9.98
by 17pts
2008
Rd 22
Aug 31
@ Alberton
Glenelg
13.14.92
d Port
5.9.39
by 53pts
2008
Rd 10
June 9
@ Gliderol
Glenelg
15.21.111
d Port
14.9.93
by 18pts
23
GLENELG
PORT
Coach: Tony Bamford
Major Sponsor: York Civil, Maughan Thiem Ford
No PLAYER
Colours: Black and White
G
B
Coach: Kris Massie
Major Sponsor: Gliderol Garage Doors
No PLAYER
Colours: Black and Gold
G
B
1
MEIKLEJOHN James .......27.. 197 ....95 .. 119 .... 27 ...........
1
GRIMA Todd ...................24.. 192 ....94 ... 71 .... 159 ..........
3
YEOMANS Ben ...............20.. 174 ....73 .... 9 ....... 4 ............
2
GRIMA Alex ....................21.. 186 ....80 ... 25 ..... 31 ...........
4
ERSKINE Jordan .............22.. 189 ....94 ... 19 ...... 9 ............
3 KANE Ben ......................28.. 184 ....83 .. 103 .... 46 ...........
5
YOUNG Jarrod ................26.. 180 ....81 ... 37 ..... 25 ...........
4
KIRK Daniel ...................28.. 199 ...101 .. 90 ..... 35 ...........
6
GRAY Samuel .................19.. 174 ....74 ... 22 ...... 6 ............
5
TENACE Kane.................26.. 182 ....84 ... 30 ..... 20 ...........
10 SLATTERY Luke ..............29.. 187 ....85 ... 69 ..... 46 ...........
6
PANOZZO Luke ...............28.. 185 ....79 .. 163 .... 61 ...........
12 SURJAN Jacob................25.. 179 ....75 ... 30 ..... 25 ...........
8
McMAHON Jordan...........28.. 186 ....79 ... 14 ...... 4 ............
13 DOLLING Mark ...............24.. 175 ....76 ... 92 ..... 31 ...........
9
CRANSTON Trevor ...........31.. 193 ....92 .. 147 .... 19 ...........
17 LOKAN Matthew .............28.. 188 ....92 .. 105 .... 38 ...........
14 ALLEN Ty .......................27.. 178 ....75 .. 118 .... 37 ...........
20 THURGOOD Josh ............26.. 186 ....89 ... 60 ..... 27 ...........
15 RUDOLPH Samuel ..........27.. 189 ....81 ... 77 ..... 11 ...........
24 EBERT Brett ...................27.. 177 ....78 ... 53 ..... 48 ...........
16 TREMBATH Joshua .........20.. 190 ....84 .... 5 ....... 9 ............
26 BUTCHER John ..............20.. 197 ....89 .... 9 ...... 12 ...........
23 MURPHY Byron ..............26.. 181 ....80 ... 79 ..... 38 ...........
27 HARRIS Shane ...............22.. 175 ....68 .... 4 ....... 4 ............
26 KIRKBY Ruory ................25.. 189 ....82 .. 115 ... 178 ..........
29 MARIC Ivan ....................25.. 202 ....94 ... 58 ..... 40 ...........
28 SELLAR James ...............22.. 195 ....89 ... 59 ..... 51 ...........
30 GROVE Corey ..................21.. 195 ....84 .... 3 ....... 2 ............
29 LYONS Jarryd ..................18.. 184 ....78 .... 8 ....... 3 ............
31 KIRKWOOD Zane ............20.. 176 ....78 ... 44 ..... 26 ...........
30 KANE Chris ....................22.. 183 ....84 ... 43 ..... 11 ...........
33 SUMMERTON Steven ......23.. 175 ....74 ... 93 ..... 65 ...........
34 MULES Ben (C) ..............28.. 182 ....83 .. 167 .... 25 ...........
34 BIACSI Shayne ...............27.. 173 ....72 ... 98 ..... 34 ...........
35 KENNEDY Benjamin........17.. 175 ....75 .... 9 ....... 7 ............
40 HARDER Luke ................21.. 171 ....76 ... 34 ..... 36 ...........
40 CLAYFIELD Drew.............20.. 193 ....95 .... 9 ....... 3 ............
44 MILERA Terry .................23.. 183 ....67 ... 14 ..... 14 ...........
42 NEALE Lachie ................18.. 174 ....74 .... 0 ....... 0 ............
52 MADDEN Nicholas ..........24.. 190 ....87 ... 23 ...... 2 ............
46 AGNEW Bradley ..............18.. 182 ....70 ... 10 ...... 2 ............
55 HOSKIN Justin ...............19.. 183 ....69 .... 7 ....... 1 ............
47 ADLINGTON Paul ............22.. 182 ....80 ... 43 ...... 5 ............
Rushed .........................................................................................................................
Rushed...............................................................................................................................
LEAGUE UMPIRES
A. NORTH
B. CENTRAL
Field: Gary Fila
Leigh Haussen
Andrew Crosby
C. PORT
Boundary: Amin Chehade
Matthew Fallon
Dane Fenton
D. GLENELG
E. WEST
F. EAGLES
Goal: Joon-Yip Wong
Brodie Kenny-Bell
League
1st
G. PANTHERS
2nd
3rd
H. NORWOOD
4th
Points
PORT
GLENELG
RESERVES: 11.25am, Saturday July 23 @ Alberton Oval
PORT
GLENELG
Coach: Darren Mead
Coach: Ken McGregor
2
CLAYTON Jeremy ......
19 CARR Casey ..............
45 LINDSAY Peter..........
7
SNOOK Shannon........
33 GIDDINGS Joshua ......
49 CARGER Jacob...........
7
STANLEY Daniel .......
22 WATT James .............
47 KULIKOWSKI Daniel .
17 RUWOLDT Mark.........
37 CANE Nick.................
50 EARL Lachlan ............
8
ROSE Matthew..........
23 CAREY Luke .............
50 BROOMHEAD Timothy
18 O’GRADY Richard.......
38 DIMENT Clint.............
52 GALLEY Michael ........
9
LEES Daniel .............
28 WEETRA Isaac ..........
51 DePRINSE Brayden ...
19 ARMFIELD Darcy .......
41 HENDER Lewis ..........
53 PERRYMAN Adam .....
11 WATSON Xavier .........
32 HALL Kerren .............
57 ROBSON Judd ..........
25 BENNETT Michael .....
43 MURDOCH Jordan......
55 HINGE James ............
14 ECKERMANN Adam ..
36 PAGET Mark .............
58 TONKES Samuel .......
15 DE PASQUALE Kristian 37 SHARPE Matthew .....
60 NYSKOHUS Jason .....
27 SHAW Sam ................
44 DOUGLAS Robert .......
56 EDWARDS Thomas.....
16 BEARD Kory .............
42 HUGHES Brett ..........
31 PITT Craig ..................
45 NICHOLSON Carl .......
57 PROUD Max...............
18 MERCER Bradley ......
43 MILERA Timothy .......
32 LALLY Angus ..............
48 McGINTY Warrick .......
RESERVES UMPIRES
Field: Russell Lindner
Scott Hosking
Patrick Lally
Boundary: Ryan England
Nicholas Kyle
Ryan Crouch
Reserves
Goal: Steven Rypp
Joshua Habel
PORT
GLENELG
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Points
24
WEST v EAGLES
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WA
Ea
Draw
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55
23
18
20
10
32
34
12
1
1
1
Encounters
Recent Encounters - Eagles have
won 3 of the last 4.
@ City Mazda Stadium - West has
won the last 3.
Recent Results
Rd 8 Sat May 21 2011 @ Woodville Oval
EAGLES
WEST
8
7
9
10
(57)
(52)
BEST – EAGLES: L. JARRAD, S. LEWIS, M. GOLDSWORTHY, C. PARRY, M. MCKENZIE, A. DAY.
BEST – WEST: S. MORRIS, K. THOMPSON, D. CAIRE, J. BEECH, J. EZARD, S. GREEN.
GOALS – EAGLES: S. LEWIS 2, S. TILLER, P. RAYMOND, M. MCKENZIE, M. GOLDSWORTHY, L. JARRAD,
J. RIMINGTON.
GOALS – WEST: M. MOTLOP, J. EZARD, D. WEBB, J. DAVENPORT, F. CARUSO, S. BIRSS, A. FIELKE.
2010 Rd 13
June 19
@ City Mazda
2010 Rd 6
May 2
2009 Rd 21
West
10.5.65
d Eagles
8.7.55
by 10pts
@ Unleash Solar Eagles
14.12.96
d West
12.6.72
by 24pts
Aug 23
@ Unleash Solar Eagles
15.17.107
d West
10.11.71
by 36pts
2009 Rd 8
May 16
@ City Mazda
West
12.15.87
d Eagles
10.7.67
by 20pts
2009 Rd 2
April 2
@ City Mazda
West
11.11.77
D Eagles
10.17.77
DRAW
2008 Rd 17
July 26
@ Thebarton
Eagles
14.13.97
d West
8.12.60
by 37pts
2008 Rd 5
April 26
@ City Mazda
Eagles
17.7.109
d West
9.13.67
by 42pts
25
WEST
EAGLES
Coach: Andrew Collins
Major Sponsor: Adelaide Galvanising Industries
No PLAYER
Colours: Red and Black
G
B
Coach: Michael Godden
Major Sponsor: Fielders
Colours: Gold, Green and Blue
No PLAYER
G
B
1
CARUSO Fortunato ........... 23 .. 170 .... 67 .... 51 ..... 56 ............
1
2
EZARD James .................. 25 .. 180 .... 77 ... 103 .... 48 ............
3
JARRAD Luke ....................27 ..186 .... 83 ... 122 .....52 ............
3
BIRSS Shane ................... 28 .. 184 .... 78 .... 28 ...... 9 .............
4
PARRY Craig .....................27 ..194 .... 98 ... 141 .....48 ............
8
BLESING Scott ................ 21 .. 186 .... 82 .... 28 ...... 2 .............
5
TREEBY Leigh ...................27 ..180 .... 83 ... 139 .....93 ............
FIELKE Aaron .................. 22 .. 183 .... 81 .... 49 ..... 27 ............
6
THOMPSON Luke ..............20 ..196 .... 89 .... 22 .......5 .............
10 MACREADIE Ben ............. 23 .. 181 .... 85 .... 12 ...... 9 .............
7
POWELL Luke ...................30 ..183 .... 88 ... 165 .....40 ............
11 ANDERSON Ryan ............. 23 .. 176 .... 73 .... 40 ...... 8 .............
8
RAYMOND Phillip ..............24 ..186 .... 82 ..... 9 ........4 .............
9
12 DAVENPORT Jason ........... 25 .. 185 .... 82 .... 22 ..... 29 ............
13 CAIRE Daniel ................... 23 .. 176 .... 76 .... 97 ..... 19 ............
14 BEECH Jonathon .............. 20 .. 187 .... 83 .... 40 ..... 36 ............
15 HILL Logan ..................... 23 .. 178 .... 79 .... 20 ...... 4 .............
16 WILLITS Ryan .................. 24 .. 197 .... 98 ... 112 .... 95 ............
17 SILVESTER Jarrod ............ 26 .. 191 .... 89 .... 32 ...... 1 .............
25 FISHER Brad ................... 27 .. 192 .... 88 ..... 8 ...... 14 ............
26 WEBB Daniel ................... 21 .. 196 .... 91 .... 39 ..... 27 ............
27 FERGUSON Ryan (C) ........ 29 .. 197 .... 91 .... 59 ..... 15 ............
28 BRICKNELL Scott ............ 23 .. 186 .... 89 .... 52 ...... 6 .............
LANE Travis ......................20 ..177 .... 73 ..... 9 .......10 ............
10 HALL Christopher ..............21 ..172 .... 75 .... 16 ......15 ............
11 ALLMOND Jarred ...............21 ..182 .... 75 .... 54 .......9 .............
12 GEDDES Bradley ...............23 ..184 .... 85 .... 31 .......9 .............
14 GROCKE Adam ..................27 ..191 .... 96 ... 128 ....165 ...........
15 ROWNTREE Angus.............20 ..183 .... 83 .... 37 .......8 .............
17 KNIGHTS Christopher ........24 ..184 .... 84 .... 25 ......35 .........
20 DAY Aaron .........................22 ..190 .... 96 .... 27 ......10 ............
21 BATLEY Nathan .................18 ..182 .... 75 ..... 6 ........3 .............
22 STAPLE Lee ......................21 ..191 .... 85 .... 23 ......20 ............
24 BROADBENT Matthew .......20 ..185 .... 72 .... 36 ......16 ............
29 GOLDSWORTHY Matthew ...20 ..177 .... 74 .... 42 ......53 ............
31 THOMPSON Kurt ............. 23 .. 188 .... 80 .... 35 ...... 3 .............
33 LEWIS Scott......................24 ..185 .... 90 .... 61 ......27 ............
38 MORRIS Steven ............... 22 .. 185 .... 80 .... 50 ..... 15 ............
45 GIUFFREDA Patrick ...........24 ..187 .... 86 .... 37 .......1 .............
42 BONNEY Chris ................. 19 .. 191 .... 80 ..... 1 ....... 1 .............
49 HOBAN Peter ....................24 ..205 .... 98 .... 11 .......0 .............
47 PETTIGREW Michael ........ 26 .. 193 .... 83 .... 34 ..... 23 ............
51 CICOLELLA Justin .............32 ..178 .... 85 ... 239 ....167 ...........
56 EZARD Sam ..................... 20 .. 181 .... 75 ..... 4 ....... 1 .............
55 REDDEN Jarrad .................20 ..202 .... 90 .... 10 .......5 .............
59 HANKIN David ................. 18 .. 174 .... 66 ..... 0 ....... 0 .............
57 McKENZIE Mark ................28 ..188 .... 87 ... 183 .....66 ............
Rushed .........................................................................................................................
Rushed ...............................................................................................................................
LEAGUE UMPIRES
A. NORTH
B. CENTRAL
Field: Michael Avon
Tony Dey
Curtis Deboy
C. PORT
Boundary: Steven Wilson
Adam Cleary
Dylan Whan
D. GLENELG
E. WEST
F. EAGLES
League
1st
Goal: Darren Trengove
Daniel Hoskin
G. PANTHERS
2nd
3rd
H. NORWOOD
4th
Points
WEST
EAGLES
RESERVES: 11.25am, Saturday July 23 @ City Mazda Stadium
WEST
Coach: Ben Watkins
EAGLES
Coach: Robert Cross
19 FISHER Benjamin .....
37 AHMAT-WATKINS Nathan 55 KIRK Bradley ............
2
JOYCE Nick................
28 SUTCLIFFE Cameron..
43 POOLE Angus ............
20 BORHOLM Marc .......
39 RILEY Aiden .............
57 MUNN Darcy ............
13 BOCK Christian ..........
30 GROCKE Christian......
44 VON BERTOUCH Jake
21 RANKINE Matthew....
45 NOONAN Jack ..........
58 MOTLOP Marlon........
16 TILLER Stephen.........
32 RAYNER Nathan ........
48 HEINJUS Samuel.......
22 PIASENTE David .......
48 NELSON Peter ..........
60 BARRETT Patrick ......
23 APPLETON Matthew...
38 CULLEY Todd .............
50 GRAHAM Bradley .......
30 HOMBURG Nicholas .
50 RIBBONS Dylan ........
62 SMITH Ben...............
33 CARTER Jack ............
52 SPORN Rhys.............
65 THEODOLOU Loucas .
25 RIMINGTON James ....
40 TOUMPAS James .......
52 FAIRCLOUGH Jake .....
41 SCHWARZ Tom ..........
53 SCHULTZ Duane ........
42 McMAHON Layton......
60 FLANEGAN Samuel....
34 SCHILLER Joshua .....
53 EAGLE Bradley .........
26 MUIRHEAD Jack ........
36 SHEARER Michael ....
54 JENNINGS Lachlan ...
27 CORBETT Tom ...........
RESERVES UMPIRES
Field: Thomas Burke
David Sobieraj
Mathew Oates
Boundary: Sean Burton
Ashley Brown
Jarrad Richardson
Reserves
Goal: Steven Murphy
Mark Bywater
WEST
EAGLES
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Points
26
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11
241
18
64
6
70
8
164
5
169
10
2
2
-
Encounters
Recent Encounters - Norwood has won
8 of the last 10 with 1 loss and 1 draw.
@ Hickinbotham Oval - Norwood has
won the last 4.
Recent Results
Rd 12 Sat June 18 2011 @ Coopers Stadium
NORWOOD
PANTHERS
22
10
12
8
(144)
(68)
BEST – NORWOOD: B. ZORZI, S. ROWE, B. CAMPBELL, L. JERICHO, J. BODE, D. RODAN.
BEST – PANTHERS: T. STRIBLING, N. LIDDLE, J. CROSS.
GOALS – NORWOOD: D. RODAN 6, L. JERICHO 4, D. REINBRECHT 2, B. ZORZI 2, T. WEBBER, N. EAGLETON,
D. TERLICH, M. SUCKLING, D. PFEIFFER, S. ROWE, S. BOWN, B. CAMPBELL.
GOALS – PANTHERS: M. WUNDKE 2, B. MACLEOD 2, M. COOK, J. CROSS, T. REDIGOLO, P. ROLFE,
M. SANDERY, A. HORNE.
2010 Rd 18
July 31
@ Hickinbotham Norwood
17.13.115
d South
2010 Rd 2
April 1
@ Coopers
South
12.11.83
d Norwood 11.12.78
by 5pts
2009 Rd 17
July 25
@ Coopers
Norwood
14.10.94
d South
7.9.51
by 43pts
2009 Rd 11
June 13
11.19.85
d South
13.6.84
by 1pt
2009 Rd 3
April 11
@ Encounter Bay Norwood
21.10.136
d South
7.7.49
by 87pts
2008 Rd 14
July 5
11.19.85
d South
11.6.72
by 13pts
2008 Rd 5
April 25
@ Coopers
11.12.78
D South
11.12.78
DRAW
Norwood
7.10.52
by 63pts
27
NORWOOD
PANTHERS
Coach: Ron Fuller
Major Sponsor: Southgate Holden
No PLAYER
Colours: Navy and White
G
B
Coach: Nathan Bassett
Major Sponsor: Fairmont Homes
No PLAYER
Colours: Red and Blue
G
B
1
LYONS Nathan ................. 23 .. 178 .... 81 .... 43 ..... 21 ............
2
REINBRECHT Dylan ........19.. 171 ....69 .... 5 ....... 4 ............
2
COOK Myke ..................... 21 .. 185 .... 82 .... 38 ..... 14 ............
3
DOYLE Stephen ..............30.. 203 ....90 ... 47 ..... 11 ...........
4
STRIBLING Toby .............. 24 .. 180 .... 82 .... 65 ..... 17 ............
4
GALLAGHER James (C) ...31.. 176 ....74 .. 209 ... 114 ..........
6
CRABB Bradley ................ 24 .. 190 .... 94 .... 69 ...... 1 .............
9
ZORZI Brett ....................31.. 183 ....88 .. 120 .... 18 ...........
7
THEWLIS Josh ................. 27 .. 187 .... 90 .... 89 ..... 45 ............
8
WUNDKE Michael ............ 23 .. 191 .... 90 .... 30 ..... 79 ............
9
LIDDLE Nicholas .............. 23 .. 178 .... 70 .... 34 ..... 15 ............
10 EAGLETON Nathan .........32.. 179 ....82 ... 22 ..... 27 ...........
11 PFEIFFER Darren ............23.. 180 ....80 ... 33 ..... 12 ...........
10 DANIEL Nathan ............... 21 .. 188 .... 88 .... 45 ..... 31 ............
13 McGUINNESS Kieran ......28.. 187 ....83 ... 77 ..... 13 ...........
11 SANDERY Mitchell ........... 25 .. 180 .... 89 .... 79 ..... 14 ............
15 BODE Jace .....................23.. 186 ....85 ... 53 ..... 11 ...........
13 HORNE Andrew................ 23 .. 177 .... 80 .... 34 ..... 24 ............
16 ROWE Sam.....................23.. 198 ....94 ... 77 .... 106 ..........
14 REDIGOLO Tarak .............. 20 .. 178 .... 79 .... 46 ..... 13 ............
17 DAVIS Matthew ...............25.. 189 ....85 ... 64 ..... 42 ...........
15 GOTCH Xavier .................. 21 .. 178 .... 75 .... 29 ...... 6 .............
19 BROWN Luke..................18.. 175 ....70 ... 13 ...... 1 ............
17 ROLFE Peter .................... 22 .. 182 .... 87 .... 52 ..... 77 ............
20 TERLICH Dean................21.. 186 ....85 ... 47 ..... 46 ...........
18 MACLEOD Brent .............. 18 .. 185 .... 83 .... 12 ...... 7 .............
21 SUCKLING Mat...............22.. 184 ....85 ... 14 ...... 3 ............
19 CROSS Joel ..................... 24 .. 182 .... 82 .... 14 ...... 4 .............
21 COCKSHELL Adam ........... 24 .. 199 ... 102 ... 95 ..... 84 ............
24 PERREY Curtis ................. 21 .. 180 .... 75 .... 21 ...... 9 .............
26 BASS Daniel .................... 24 .. 198 ... 100 .... 9 ....... 0 .............
22 BOWN Stuart ..................32.. 191 ....89 .. 192 ... 140 ..........
23 WEBBER Tim ..................22.. 178 ....82 ... 19 ...... 4 ............
24 WALKER Taylor ...............21.. 191 ....86 ... 32 .... 106 ..........
27 BROOKSBY Keegan .......... 21 .. 198 .... 98 .... 13 ...... 1 .............
25 SHENTON Cameron ........20.. 187 ....78 ... 19 ..... 33 ...........
28 CAREY Lachlan ................ 23 .. 184 .... 80 .... 12 ...... 5 .............
30 DAWE Brady ...................22.. 196 ....84 ... 48 ..... 11 ...........
35 RICHMAN Sam ................ 18 .. 183 .... 72 .... 14 ...... 2 .............
36 FULLER Matthew ............21.. 180 ....73 ... 23 ...... 3 ............
36 MURPHY Nick ................. 22 .. 188 .... 84 .... 40 ...... 6 .............
39 GEORGIOU Alexis ...........21.. 186 ....79 ... 28 ...... 0 ............
62 VEIDE Jake ...................... 21 .. 190 .... 87 .... 34 ..... 33 ............
55 JONAS Thomas ...............20.. 187 ....80 ... 26 ...... 5 ............
Rushed .........................................................................................................................
Rushed ...............................................................................................................................
LEAGUE UMPIRES
A. NORTH
B. CENTRAL
C. PORT
Field: Richard Williams Boundary: Dillon Tee
James Ralston
Samuel Royans
Michael Schramm
Jason Moore
D. GLENELG
E. WEST
F. EAGLES
League
1st
Goal: Leo Corrieri
Rory Smith
G. PANTHERS
2nd
3rd
H. NORWOOD
4th
Points
PANTHERS
NORWOOD
RESERVES: 11.25am, Sunday July 24 @ Hickinbotham Oval
PANTHERS
16 TURNER James ........
38 TREVENA Daniel .......
48 MARTIN Brodie .........
22 AINGER Andrew ........
41 BLACK Christopher....
50 McKAY Rhys .............
29 LIVINGSTONE Sam ...
42 VENNING Samuel .....
53 BRADLEY William .....
30 BEATH Sean .............
43 WOODS Steve ...........
54 BROWN Tyson...........
32 McKAY Todd .............
44 MOYLE Alexander......
55 EDWARDS Zak ..........
33 TAYLOR Scott ...........
45 CAMERON Zachary ...
57 STANIFORD Lachlan .
34 BUTLER Thomas.......
47 IRRA Emmanuel .......
59 ROSS Luke ...............
RESERVES UMPIRES
Field: Christopher Cook Boundary: Liam Laverty
Scott Bau
Patrick Trutwin
Rowan Hundertmark
Ben Hindle
NORWOOD
Coach: Terry Hutton
1
HUGHES Gavin ..........
29 CHIPPENDALE Michael
43 ALLEN Josh ...............
5
RAMSEY Nick ............
31 LANGFORD Thomas ...
44 FORSTER Alex ...........
7
AISH Jesse.................
32 IALEGGIO Michael .....
45 DALWOOD Will ...........
8
GRIGG Mitchell ..........
33 BAUST Trevor.............
48 BEILBY Tom...............
14 EVANS Mark ..............
34 THOMAS Luke ...........
49 PERSINOS Peter ........
18 CLARKE Angus ..........
37 DONOHUE Josh .........
50 LEVICKI Patrick .........
26 WOOD Mitchell ..........
38 LITTLER Brendan.......
51 GAZZOLA Ben ............
27 DINHAM Nick ............
40 YOUNG William..........
28 JEFFERIES Ben .........
42 READ Andy ................
Reserves
Goal: Shannon Riggs
Matthew Cummins
Coach: Bryan Bienke
PANTHERS
NORWOOD
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Points
ROUND RESULTS
28
BEST PLAYERS AND GOALKICKERS – ROUND 16
‘be active’ LEAGUE
Saturday, July 16
PANTHERS
STURT
18
13
Sunday, July 17
10
11
(118)
(89)
EAGLES
NORWOOD
Best – Panthers: M. WUNDKE, N. LIDDLE, J. CROSS, J. THEWLIS, M. SANDERY.
Best – Sturt: T. MCINTYRE, T. HURLEY, M. DULDIG, A. RILEY, J. WUNDKE,
B. MARTIN.
Goals – Panthers: M. WUNDKE 8, N. DANIEL 4, A. HORNE 2, A. COCKSHELL,
N. LIDDLE, P. ROLFE, L. CAREY.
Goals – Sturt: M. DULDIG 4, T. MCINTYRE 2, J. WUNDKE 2, J. MCDONALD,
A. THOMSON, A. KURTZE, T. GUM, T. HURLEY.
Crowd: 2343 @ Commander Centre Oval.
CENTRAL
WEST
17
11
5
15
12
7
8
10
(80)
(52)
Best – Eagles: S. LEWIS, M. GOLDSWORTHY, L. JARRAD, L. STAPLE, L. TREEBY,
L. POWELL.
Best – Norwood: J. BODE, L. BROWN, D. PFEIFFER, B. ZORZI, K. MCGUINNESS,
B. DAWE.
Goals – Eagles: T. LANE 3, C. HALL 2, J. REDDEN 2, C. KNIGHTS 2, L. STAPLE 2,
L. TREEBY.
Goals – Norwood: C. SHENTON 3, N. EAGLETON 2, S. BOWN, B. DAWE.
Crowd: 2770 @ Unleash Solar Oval.
(107)
(81)
Best – Central: J. GUNSTON, L. SPURR, B. O’HARA, K. JENNER, C. GOWANS,
E. SANSBURY.
Best – West: S. MORRIS, B. MACREADIE, S. BIRSS, A. FIELKE, J. EZARD,
B. FISHER.
Goals – Central: D. HAVELBERG 5, J. GUNSTON 5, L. SPURR, T. DUNNE,
J. SCHILLER, B. O’HARA, L. HABEL, R. WILLIAMS, K. JENNER.
Goals – West: J. BEECH 2, B. FISHER 2, A. FIELKE 2, N. HOMBURG, C. BONNEY,
D. WEBB, B. MACREADIE, R. ANDERSON.
Crowd: 2537 @ Playford Alive Oval.
RESERVES
STURT
16.12 (108)
PANTHERS 12.7 (79)
CENTRAL 11.10 (76)
WEST
10.8 (68)
EAGLES
NORWOOD
Best – Sturt: C. CALABRESE, T. ANDERSON,
J. HEGARTY.
Best – Panthers: K. BROOKSBY, A. AINGER,
J. VEIDE.
Goals – Sturt: C. CALABRESE 4, T. RISCHBIETH 3,
T. ANDERSON 3.
Goals – Panthers: T. BROWN 4, J. VEIDE 3,
A. AINGER 3.
@ Commander Centre Oval.
Best – Central: S. COLQUHOUN, M. PRIOR,
@ Hamra Homes Oval.
Best – Eagles: N. RAYNER, J. FAIRCLOUGH,
J. RIMINGTON.
Best – Norwood: M. GRIGG, J. ALLEN, B.
GAZZOLA.
Goals – Eagles: J. VON BERTOUCH 3, J.
RIMINGTON 2, S. HEINJUS.
Goals – Norwood: N. DINHAM 2, T. BAUST,
P. PERSINOS.
@ Unleash Solar Oval.
STURT
28.17 (185)
PANTHERS 10.7 (67)
WEST
CENTRAL
NORWOOD
17.9
(111)
EAGLES
12.6 (78)
Best – Sturt: L. KRAUSE, J. ARCHER,
T. BACCANELLO.
Best – Panthers: S. ALBON, A. KEEN, R. SHERRY.
Goals – Sturt: L. KRAUSE 9, J. LOCKWOOD 4,
S. SAMBLICH 3.
Goals – Panthers: J. SUTTON 3, R. SHERRY 3,
A. KEEN 2.
@ Strathalbyn Oval.
Best – West: T. CARTER, W. KEENAN, O. JOHNSON.
N. WHITE.
Best – West: S. EZARD, D. HANKIN, M. SHEARER.
Goals – Central: N. WHITE 4, K. FLANIGAN 2,
A. CULLEN.
Goals – West: B. KIRK 2, S. EZARD 2, B. EAGLE 2.
9.3 (57)
7.8 (50)
MACCA’S CUP
26.9 (165)
11.8 (74)
Best – Central: N. BARTSCH, D. HILL, J. WITTWER.
Goals – West: T. CARTER 7, W. KEENAN 6,
H. AHMAT-WATKINS 3.
Goals – Central: D. HILL 7, J. WITTWER, C. STOLL.
@ City Mazda Stadium.
Best – Norwood: J. O’LEARY, L. RANDER,
A. LUCCON.
Best – Eagles: C. ELLIS-YOLMEN, J. TOUMPAS,
M. MCDONOUGH.
Goals – Norwood: J. SAVAGE 3, P. KERIN 3,
T. DEMATTEIS 2.
Goals – Eagles: S. MILLER 4, J. SUMMERTON 4,
M. JACQUIER 3.
@ Coopers Stadium.
29
2011 SEASON SCOREBOARD
C
ongratulations to Bee Jay, who is the Round 16
weekly winner of the SANFL footy tipping
competition.Bee Jay tipped all 3 winners, and the exact
29 point margin of the Panthers over Sturt at Commander
Centre Oval.
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
‘be active’ LEAGUE (Positions at the end of Round 16)
Tipper
Total Score
Caro Wilson
47
oncewerewarriors 47
Dita
46
saintal
46
Keeny
46
Sue Fiedler
46
Daddy Young
46
Andrew McGregor 46
kym searle
46
jimbojim
46
Total Margin
537
583
505
567
571
587
591
592
607
632
RESERVES (Positions at the end of Round 16)
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
Central District
14
12
2
0
1391
1010
57.93
24
Glenelg
14
13
1
0
1448
891
61.91
26
Norwood
14
10
4
0
1273
958
57.06
20
Port Adelaide
13
9
4
0
1324
797
62.42
18
Eagles
14
8
6
0
1058
1037
50.50
16
Norwood
14
9
5
0
1218
991
55.14
18
Glenelg
14
6
7
1
1245
1367
47.66
13
Sturt
15
9
6
0
1151
1260
47.74
18
Panthers
14
6
7
1
1146
1374
45.48
13
North Adelaide
13
7
6
0
1297
1135
53.33
14
Port Adelaide
13
6
7
0
1033
1012
50.51
12
Central District
14
6
7
1
1149
1154
49.89
13
West Adelaide
13
6
7
0
1044
1051
49.83
12
Eagles
14
3
10
1
869
1372
38.78
7
Sturt
15
4
11
0
1133
1439
44.05
8
West Adelaide
13
3
10
0
789
1212
39.43
6
North Adelaide
13
3
10
0
1169
1244
48.45
6
Panthers
14
2
12
0
985
1418
40.99
4
STANLEY H. LEWIS (Positions at the end of Round 16)
TEAM
MACCA’S CUP (Positions at the end of Round 16)
LEAGUE
RESERVES
U/18s
TOTAL
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
Glenelg
650
650
600
1900
Glenelg
14
12
2
0
1589
1108
58.92
24
Norwood
1000
450
450
1900
Port Adelaide
13
10
3
0
1442
759
65.52
20
Central District
1200
325
200
1725
Sturt
15
10
5
0
1512
1068
58.60
20
Port Adelaide
600
450
500
1550
Norwood
14
9
5
0
1287
871
59.64
18
Sturt
400
450
500
1350
North Adelaide
13
6
6
1
1217
1254
49.25
13
Eagles
800
175
300
1275
Eagles
14
6
8
0
1097
1184
48.09
12
North Adelaide
300
350
325
975
Central District
14
4
10
0
1080
1376
43.97
8
West Adelaide
600
150
175
925
West Adelaide
13
3
9
1
872
1299
40.17
7
Panthers
650
100
50
800
Panthers
14
1
13
0
653
1830
26.30
2
30
2011 SANFL MATCH FIXTURE
ROUND 1
ROUND 6
ROUND 11
ROUND 16
ROUND 21
Saturday, April 2
Norwood 8.7 (55) def Port 7.10 (52)
Glenelg 14.19 (103) def Sturt 12.12
(84)
West 17.9 (111) def North 15.12 (102)
Sunday, April 3
Eagles 11.12 (78) def Panthers
10.3 (63)
Saturday, May 7
West 20.13 (133) def Panthers 8.9 (57)
Central 16.6 (102) def Sturt 11.13 (79)
Glenelg 16.13 (109) def North 16.6
(102)
Eagles 15.7 (97) def Port 12.6 (78)
Saturday, June 11
Central 14.8 (92) def Port 10.7 (67)
Sunday, June 12
Eagles 10.14 (74) def Sturt 10.8 (68)
West 14.16 (100) def North 10.7 (67)
Norwood 15.10 (100) def Glenelg
13.8 (86)
Saturday, July 16
Panthers 18.10 (118) def Sturt
13.11 (89)
Central 17.5 (107) def West
11.15 (81)
Sunday, July 17
Eagles 12.8 (80) def Norwood
7.10 (52)
Friday, August 26
West v Glenelg (N)
Saturday, August 27
Port v Central
Sturt v North
Panthers v Eagles (N)
Norwood bye
ROUND 2
ROUND 7
ROUND 12
ROUND 17
ROUND 22
Friday, April 8
Norwood 19.12 (126) def Sturt 6.12
(48)
West 14.12 (96) def Central 4.6 (30)
Saturday, April 9
Port 9.9 (63) def Glenelg 9.7 (61)
Panthers 8.21 (69) def North 8.9
(57)
Friday, May 13
West 14.7 (91) def Glenelg 7.12 (54)
Saturday, May 14
Central 12.14 (86) def Eagles 10.7 (67)
Norwood 16.7 (103) def North
11.10 (76)
Panthers 10.17 (77) def Sturt 11.7
(73)
Saturday, June 18
Sturt 16.10 (106) def West 7.6 (48)
Norwood 22.12 (144) def Panthers
10.6 (66)
Central 22.11 (143) def Glenelg
6.14 (50)
Saturday, July 23
North v Central
Port v Glenelg
West v Eagles
Sunday, July 24
Panthers v Norwood
Sturt bye
ROUND 3
ROUND 8
ROUND 13
ROUND 18 (Split Round)
Friday, April 15
Sturt 13.17 (95) def Eagles 5.7 (37)
Glenelg 10.16 (76) def Norwood 8.7 (55)
Saturday, April 16
Central 25.10 (160) def Panthers
13.5 (83)
Sunday, April 17
North 15.9 (99) def Port 10.11(71)
Friday, May 20
Glenelg 25.14 (164) def Sturt 16.11
(107)
Norwood 22.12 (144) def Port 6.8 (44)
Saturday, May 21
Eagles 8.9 (57) def West 7.10 (52)
Central 16.11 (107) def Panthers
10.11 (71)
Friday, June 24
Norwood 21.7 (133) def Sturt 11.3
(69)
Saturday, June 25
Port 18.11 (119) def West 7.11 (53)
Panthers 14.10 (94) def Eagles
11.13 (79)
North 21.3 (129) def Glenelg 15.10 (100)
Saturday, July 30
Norwood v Port
West v North
Glenelg v Panthers
Saturday, August 6
Central v Sturt
Eagles bye
ROUND 4
ROUND 9
ROUND 14
ROUND 19
Thursday, April 21
West 13.16 (94) def Sturt 5.11 (41)
Panthers 14.11 (95) def Port 12.7 (79)
Saturday, April 23
Eagles 15.5 (95) def North 12.8 (80)
Monday, April 25
Central 16.11 (107) def Norwood
9.10 (64)
Friday, May 27
Norwood 13.8 (86) def West 4.8 (32)
Saturday, May 28
Port 16.10 (106) def Panthers 12.4
(76)
Eagles 14.13 (97) def Glenelg 10.14 (74)
Central 16.5 (101) def North 14.10 (94)
Saturday, July 2
Panthers 13.10 (88) def Port 9.11 (65)
Sunday, July 3
Glenelg 20.15 (135) def West 14.6
(90)
Sturt 11.11 (77) def North 10.7 (67)
Central 10.9 (69) def Eagles 9.9 (63)
Friday, August 12
Norwood v West (N)
Saturday, August 13
Glenelg v Sturt
Eagles v Central
Sunday, August 14
Port v North
Panthers bye
ROUND 5
ROUND 10
ROUND 15
ROUND 20
Saturday, April 30
Sturt 16.12 (108) def North 13.18 (96)
Sunday, May 1
Port 13.12 (90) def West 9.9 (63)
Central 21.5 (131) def Glenelg 8.8
(56)
Eagles 11.5 (71) def Norwood 7.5 (47)
Saturday, June 4
Norwood 7.12 (54) def Central 7.11
(53)
North 16.8 (104) def Eagles 13.12 (90)
Panthers 16.6 (102) drew Glenelg 16.6
(102)
Port 14.5 (89) def Sturt 6.15 (51)
Saturday, July 9
Norwood 16.14 (110) def North 15.6 (96)
Port 15.20 (110) def Sturt 5.8 (38)
Sunday, July 10
Glenelg 11.9 (75) def Eagles 10.13 (73)
Central 16.6 (102) def Panthers 13.7
(85)
Friday, August 19
Sturt v Port (N)
Saturday, August 20
Panthers v West
North v Norwood
Eagles v Glenelg
Central bye
P
A
CM
H
Saturday, Sept 3 TBA
Central v Norwood
Glenelg v Port
North v Panthers
Eagles v West
Sturt bye
CM
A
CC
H
PA
GS
P
USO
ROUND 23
CS
CM
GS
PA
Saturday, Sept 10 TBA
Central v North
Norwood v Panthers
Port v Eagles
West v Sturt
Glenelg bye
PA
CS
A
CM
FINALS
CS
GS
USO
A
Sunday, September 18
Elim & Quali Final
Sunday, September 25
1st & 2nd Semi Final
Sunday, October 2
Preliminary Final
Sunday, October 9
Grand Final
AS
AS
AS
AS
Key: bold – home team.
AO
H
P
USO
MATCH TIMES: (N) - Night match (T) - Twilight 4:10pm (C) - Curtain raiser to AFL Port Power C1 - 12:45pm C2 - 11:15am Friday night matches - 7:40pm
Saturday night matches - 6:30pm Saturday, Sunday & Monday afternoon matches - 2:10pm * Anzac Day match (Monday April 25) - 3:10pm
LEGEND:
A - Alberton Oval AO - Adelaide Oval AS - AAMI Stadium CC - Commander Centre Oval, Unley CS - Coopers Stadium, Norwood CM - City Mazda Stadium, Richmond
GS - Gliderol Stadium, Glenelg H - Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga PA - Playford Alive Oval, Elizabeth P - Prospect Oval USO - Unleash Solar Oval
BRAIN BENDERS
1. Who was the SANFL’s leading goal kicker last year?
2. What number does Daniel Caire wear for West Adelaide?
3. Can you name the two clubs who went head-to-head in three
consecutive Grand Finals from 1985-87?
4. In the 1976 Grand Final at AAMI Stadium, Sturt upset Port by 41 points
in a match played in front of a record crowd.Was the attendance (a)
66,897 (b) 54,505 (c) 50,710?
5. How many premierships have Norwood won since the Adelaide Crows
joined the AFL in 1991?
6. After missing the Finals for three consecutive years, what coach
returned to Port to take them back to the Finals in 2005?
7. What Norwood player won the Fos Williams Medal while playing for
South Australia against Victoria at Port Melbourne in 2005?
8. What SANFL club did former Adelaide Crows player Mark Bickley play
for?
9. Who won the Panthers’ Best and Fairest award in 1984?
10. How many games did Port win last season?
SPOT THE DIFFERENCE
ANSWERS:
1. Football is now missing.
2. Glenelg player’s socks are now all
black.
3. Number is missing from the back
of Glenelg player’s guernsey.
4. SANFL stripe is missing from
Eagles player’s shorts.
5. Writing is now missing from sign.
Answers: 1) Todd Grima 2) 13 3) Glenelg and North Adelaide 4) (a) 66, 897 5) One (1997) 6) John Cahill 7) Scott Borlace 8) South 9) Mark Naley 10) Four.
31
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