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Contents:
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Feature: The Multicultural Team of The Century
Tanks for Country Football
Regulars:
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16-17
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20-27
Stat Leaders
Q&A Goal Umpire Joon-Yip Wong
Star Player and Star Search
Out and About @ The Footy
On the Sidelines and Milestones
Mini League and Kids’ Corner
SANFL News
Poster: Glenelg’s Luke Panozzo
Macca’s Cup
Club News
League/Reserves Stats
DID YOU KNOW?
and Team Lists
West is the only current
SANFL club to have never
Results
claimed the Stanley H
Scoreboard
Lewis Memorial trophy
Fixtures/Brain Benders
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WIN/LOSS/DRAW TABLE -
Port’s Mark Dolling.
WHO’S PLAYING?
GLENELG V NORWOOD
Saturday, August 1 @ Gliderol Stadium (2.00pm)
NORTH V STURT
Saturday, August 1 @ Prospect Oval (2.00pm)
PORT V CENTRAL
Saturday, August 1 @ Alberton Oval (2.00pm)
WEST V SOUTH
Saturday, August 1 @ City Mazda Stadium (2.00pm)
BYE – EAGLES
(Last 10 games)
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Port
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STAT LEADERS
BY PHIL HERDEN
POSSESSION LEADERS
KICK LEADERS
Gm
Poss
Poss/Gm
BOYD James
15
371
24.7
1
16
ALLAN James
13
369
28.4
2
SA
7
MURRAY Brad
15
353
23.5
3
NA
St
9
SHEEDY Jade
15
348
23.2
4
PA
5
Nw
4
GALLAGHER James
14
347
24.8
5
6
NA
3
WRIGHT Matt
14
341
24.4
5
7
St
12
McGLONE Scott
15
335
22.3
8
Gl
6
PANOZZO Luke
15
332
22.1
9
Ea
57
McKENZIE Mark
14
326
10
PA
33
SUMMERTON Steven
15
1
SA
5
2
NA
3
PA
4
MARK LEADERS
Gm
Kicks
Kick/Gm
MURRAY Brad
15
256
17.1
5
BOYD James
15
235
15.7
16
ALLAN James
13
233
17.9
33
SUMMERTON Steven
15
225
15.0
WA
5
CUPIDO Damian
13
217
16.7
Ea
11
ALLMOND Jarred
16
217
13.6
7
St
12
McGLONE Scott
15
215
14.3
8
SA
32
WILLIAMS Dylan
15
207
13.8
23.3
9
NA
3
WRIGHT Matt
14
200
14.3
322
21.6
10
NA
12
ARCHARD Rhys
11
199
18.1
Gm
Marks
Mk/Gm
Gm
HO
HO/Gm
24.1
PA
7
HIT OUT LEADERS
1
St
34
HERRING Ryan
15
103
6.9
1
Gl
9
CRANSTON Trevor
15
361
2
NA
32
RYSWYK Leigh
14
101
7.2
2
PA
27
MEIKLEJOHN James
15
337
3
St
12
McGLONE Scott
15
97
6.5
3
NA
4
ACKLAND Cain
14
265
18.9
4
NA
24
WHITE Damon
14
96
6.9
4
Ea
28
DABROWSKI Brad
14
242
17.3
5
Ea
34
STEWART Paul
12
94
7.8
5
CD
18
MACKENZIE Jason
15
235
15.7
5
Ea
24
BROADBENT Matthew
12
94
7.8
6
St
17
KURTZE Angus
14
231
16.5
7
St
18
COAD Michael
12
91
7.6
7
Nw
3
DOYLE Stephen
12
229
19.1
8
PA
7
MURRAY Brad
15
89
5.9
8
St
1
BOWEN Jacob
15
171
11.4
9
Ea
18
McGREGOR Ken
16
87
5.4
9
SA
23
McKERNAN Shaun
11
147
13.4
10
WA
27
FERGUSON Ryan
14
86
6.1
10
SA
34
PARRY Craig
7
142
Gm
Poss
Poss/Gm
15
170
11.3
HANDBALL LEADERS
1
St
2
3
22.5
20.3
9
SHEEDY Jade
Nw
4
GALLAGHER James
14
167
11.9
CD
28
GOWANS James
15
159
10.6
4
Gl
14
ALLEN Ty
12
153
12.8
4
WA
2
EZARD James
14
153
10.9
6
Gl
3
KANE Ben
15
150
10.0
7
Nw
10
LOWER Nick
10
147
14.7
8
CD
7
O’SULLIVAN Chad
14
146
10.4
8
Nw
13
McGUINNESS Kieran
15
146
9.7
10
SA
11
SANDERY Mitchell
15
145
9.7
Gm
G
B
SCORING LEADERS
1
St
7
CHAMBERS Brant
15
66
30
2
SA
19
WARREN Ben
15
35
11
3
Ea
30
SALTER Nick
8
33
17
4
Gl
1
GRIMA Todd
13
30
18
5
PA
24
PERRY Joel
15
29
12
6
NA
24
WHITE Damon
14
28
13
6
Nw
16
ROWE Sam
15
28
13
8
CD
7
O’SULLIVAN Chad
14
26
11
9
Nw
2
VLATKO Jamie
13
25
18
10
Gl
26
KIRKBY Ruory
15
24
17
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Q&A.
WITH… JOON-YIP WONG
Joon-Yip Wong
SANFL UMPIRE
POSITION: Goal Umpire
HOMETOWN: Adelaide
HERITAGE: Malaysian
DATE OF BIRTH: 1/5/1987
NICKNAME: Yippy
As a boy I supported: Carlton.
I’d rather forget the game when: I fell face-first in the
mud at Unley Oval.
I started umpiring in: 2002.
The SANFL’s most exciting player is: Brant Chambers.
Besides playing football, my ambition in life has always
been to: Make wine. I’m studying chemical engineering
at the moment - we’re in charge of the process of turning
grapes into wine.
My pre-match routine is: I always eat spaghetti on toast
before a game.
The best advice given to me: If I didn’t see it, it didn’t
happen.
The three words my best mate would use to describe
me are: Over the top.
What’s your worst habit? I’m a neat freak.
The person I would most like to meet is: Matthew
Mitcham, Olympic diver.
My last holiday was: At the beginning of the year to
Melbourne.
People reckon I look like: Lloyd from Entourage.
What are you listening to on your iPod? Coldplay’s
album, Viva La Vida.
The Glenelg cheerleaders will be firing up
the Tigers this week against the ‘Legs.
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SA FOOTBALL’S MULTICULTURAL TEAM
F
or what is Australia’s only
indigenous game, Aussie
Rules football has been
blessed with myriad
multicultural influences since
its inception.
In South Australia, the
heritage of our footballers has
naturally followed the cultural
development of our state from the early German and
English settlers to the postwar European migrants to
now and the current Asian
and African migrants who are
starting to make their mark on
our great game.
Multiculturalism is a difficult
term to define. While it loosely
refers to ALL cultures, the
criteria for the SA Football
Multicultural Team of the
Century were narrowed to
include only non-English
speaking countries.
As such, players including
Port Adelaide’s Clive
Waterhouse, who was born in
the UK, was excluded from the
final team. However, even with
this condition, there remained
hundreds of SANFL players
who were eligible for
selection.
The selection was also
capped to only include
players born overseas or
those players whose parent or
grandparent were born
overseas. Players such as
Randall Gerlach, Tony
Antrobus, Grenville Dietrich
and Terry Von Bertouch were
ineligible under this
restriction.
The primary purpose of the
SA Football Multicultural Team
of the Century is to share the
heritage and stories of SANFL
footballers from different eras.
Some of the selected players
have names hinting at their
heritage - others do not. Some
are migrants, while others
carry on their cultural ties
through their parents and
grandparents.
All have contributed to the
ever-changing cultural fabric
of South Australian football.
THE CRITERIA
a) the player must have played senior League football;
b) if from interstate, the player must have moved to SA primarily to play League football, and;
b) player must have been born overseas in a non-English speaking country or have a parent or grandparent born in a
non-English speaking country.
SA FOOTBALL MULTICULTURAL TEAM OF THE CENTURY
F
HF
C
HB
B
R
Alan Didak – Port
Jason Porplyzia - West
Scott Camporeale - WWT
Frank Stemper - Wood/Nwd
George Fiacchi - Port
Lloyd Zucker - Port
INT Ron Benton - West
Andy Porplycia - Port
Rudi Mandemaker - Cent
Milan Faletic - Tor/Pt
Mark Ricciuto - West
Bohdan Jaworskyj - North
Peter Phillipou - Torrens
Kim Klomp - Sturt/Nth
Rene Van Dommelle - Cent
Justin Cicolella - WWT
Aldo Floreani - Torr
Robbert Klomp - Sturt
Jerry D’Antochia - Nwd
Bob Hank – West Torrens
Romano Negri - WWT
Angelo Congear – Port
Mark Ricciuto
Alan Didak
George Fiacchi (right)
Rudi Mandemaker
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Robbert Klomp
OF THE CENTURY
Alan Didak: The Magpies kid
who became a Collingwood
legend. The son of Croatian
parents, Didak played 15
games for Port in 2000 before
heading interstate to don the
black and white in the AFL. He
has, to date, played almost 150
games for the ‘Pies.
Rudi Mandemaker:
“Ruuuuddddiiiii!” The call from
the sidelines was
unmistakable in the ‘80s. The
son of Dutch parents,
Mandemaker powered through
seven seasons with Central
District, booting 475 goals in
141 League appearances. He
was the League’s leading
goalkicker in 1989.
Rene Van Dommelle: The son
of migrants, Van Dommelle
was a Doggies powerhouse
over three decades, totalling
273 games and 162 goals
between 1977 and 1992.
Jason Porplyzia: A modernday inclusion. A star for both
West Adelaide and the Crows,
Porplyzia’s Ukrainian heritage
goes back to his grandfather,
who emigrated to Australia
during WWII. Porplyzia played
74 games for the Bloods and
has played almost sixty
matches to date for the Crows.
Milan Faletic: This dual
premiership player’s parents
and grandparents were born in
Slovenia. Faletic played 229
games for Port Adelaide and
West Torrens between 1971
and 1983, earning him a spot in
the coveted SANFL 200 Club.
Justin Cicolella: This current
Eagles gun has just recently
played his 200th League
match, having debuted at
senior level in 1998. His
grandfather was born in Italy.
Scott Camporeale: Already
an inclusion in the AFL/VFL
Italian Team of the Century,
this All-Australian played 15
games with the Eagles before
moving to Carlton and then
Essendon for what was a
stellar AFL career.
Mark Ricciuto: The team’s
captain owes his Italian
heritage to his father. The
Adelaide captain started his
football career with West
Adelaide (26 games) before
going on to star in 312 games
for the Crows. A Brownlow
Medallist, premiership captain
and All-Australian, he is a
worthy inclusion in any SA
Football Team of the Century.
Aldo Floreani: Floreani,
whose parents were born in
Italy, holds the distinction of
being the first player of Italian
heritage to play 200 SANFL
games. A talented West
Torrens midfielder, Floreani
played 206 League games
from 1969 to 1980.
at Alberton not only for his
skill but also for his integral
role in seven of the Magpies
modern-day premierships. He
played 236 matches for Port
between 1985 and 1997.
Peter Phillipou: Phillipou’s
parents hail from the north of
Greece and are of Macedonian
decent. They migrated as
teenagers in 1938 and met in
Australia. Phillipou played a
spectacular 250 games for West
Torrens from 1967 to 1984 (with
a short break in between).
Jerry D’Antochia: A Redlegs
veteran of 174 matches (19861988 and 1990-1997) has an
Italian heritage.
Lloyd Zucker: This six-time
premiership player has
German roots. Zucker played
183 games for Port Adelaide
between 1949 and 1959.
Frank Stemper: At half back
flank, Stemper played 214
games for Norwood and
Woodville between 1970 and
1982. His inclusion in the team
is owed to his parent’s
German heritage.
Kim Klomp: While his brother
Robbert was born in the
Netherlands, Kim was born in
Adelaide to Dutch parents. He
played 210 games for North
Adelaide and Sturt between
1982 and 1992.
Bohdan Jaworskyj: First a
Roosters player, now a
Roosters CEO. Jaworskyj was
born in Germany to a Russian
mother and Ukranian father,
emigrating to Australia in
1950. He played 202 games for
North between 1965 and 1978.
Bob Hank: A representative
from football’s post-war era,
Hank’s German roots go back
to his grandfather, Hermann.
Hank’s father was born
shortly after the family’s
migration to Australia. A dual
Magarey Medallist, 27-time
State representative and a
10-time club best-and-fairest,
Hank played 224 games for
West Torrens between 1945
and 1958.
Ron Benton: Born Ronaldo
Marco Caldana (his father was
Italian), Benton changed his
name by deed poll to adopt
his step-father’s surname.
Benton played 172 games for
West Adelaide between 1955
and 1965.
Romano Negri: Negri played
131 games for Woodville
(and later the amalgamated
Woodville-West Torrens)
between 1987 and 1995.
His parents are Italian-born.
Angelo Congear: A Port
Adelaide stalwart with 15
State games, four
premierships and three
Australian Championships
under his belt, Congear
played for the Magpies.
Andy Porplycia: An uncle to
Jason Porplyzia, Porplycia’s
father emigrated during the
war. Porplycia played 163
games for Port between 1974
and 1983, booting 150 goals.
Rene Van Dommelle
Robbert Klomp: This 18-yearold Dutchman broke into the SA
footy scene in 1973 to feature
prominently in Sturt’s golden
era during the ‘70s. In ’79,
Klomp joined Carlton and was a
player in its 1981 premiership
win. A brief interlude at
Footscray preceded a return to
the Double Blues for a final
season where he brought up
his League match total to 214.
George Fiacchi: This son of
Italian parents is still revered
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TANKS FOR COUNTRY FOOTY
T
he newly-established
West End Community
Fund has reached out to footy
clubs in low-rainfall areas in
a unique bid to restore
country ovals.
The fund last week
announced it would donate 40
rainwater tanks to clubs
across the state to aid in the
upkeep of regional footy
grounds.
Lion Nathan established the
fund earlier this year to
channel money collected from
West End Brewery’s water
fountain into community
projects.
Ten football leagues have
already been announced as
lucky recipients of a 22,000
litre water tank supplied by
Team Poly and Hills Industries,
to be installed with the help of
a $1000 SA Water donation
for each site.
Over the next 18 months, 40
clubs selected by the West
End Community Fund and the
SANFL’s Community Football
Board will benefit.
Lion Nathan SA regional
director and West End
Community Fund chairman
Damien Mori said the project
would give local sports clubs
a much-needed boost.
“Many clubs across the state
have fields that are so dried
up and hard, they had to
move their home games to
other fields for the safety of
the players,” Mr Mori said.
“This is a perfect example of
the kinds of solution-based
initiatives the West End
Community Fund is looking to
support.”
SANFL Community Football
Board chairman David
Shipway noted many footy
clubs were doing it tough
because of the drought.
“In some communities, local
footy is the only regular social
engagement,” he said.
“Losing the chance to host a
home game because of the
state of the local ground is
particularly disheartening for
clubs and their players. This
initiative will provide a real
boost for local sport.”
SA Water Chief Executive
Anne Howe said the project
allowed not-for-profit regional
football clubs to capture their
own rainwater and use it to
help keep their ovals – and
their local community - alive.
“SA Water is proud to be
helping regional families to
keep playing sport and remain
active, by helping their home
grounds survive the drought,”
Anne said.
“We look forward to working
with the WECF to help keep
regional football alive and
kicking.”
THANKS TO:
THE FIRST 10 CLUBS
The first ten recipient clubs are all situated in low-rainfall areas.
In alphabetical order, they are:
1) Booleroo Melrose Wilmington – Northern Areas Football
League – Booleroo Oval
This combined club representing three small towns in the
southern Flinders Ranges region is approximately 300km north
of Adelaide. It is a large agricultural area with low rainfall and a
primary focus on grain and sheep.
6) Paskeville – Yorke Peninsula Football League
A small town situated inland at the northern end of Yorke
Peninsula and farming of grain is the main industry in the
location.
7) Peake – Mallee Football League
2) Cleve – Eastern Eyre Football League
Is a very small town in the low rainfall grain-farming Mallee
region in the eastern area of South Australia. They are a very
proud club struggling with a decline in players but determined
to survive.
Although a relatively small town, it is the largest town in Central
Eyre Peninsula and relies on rainfall to support the main
industry of grain growing in the surrounding area.
8) Riverton Saddleworth Marrabel United – North East
Football League – Riverton Oval
3) Goolwa Port Elliot –Great Southern Football League –
Goolwa Oval
This club represents three small towns about 100km north of
Adelaide in the Gilbert Valley. The area is predominantly an
agricultural industry in a low rainfall area but also has many
historical attractions.
Goolwa is located at the mouth of the River Murray which has
shrunk in size dramatically in the lower region over recent
years. This has had a negative impact on the town, particularly
its tourism. It has been a focal town used in ‘Save the Murray’
campaigns and the club is also actively supporting the
awareness programs for the plight of the river.
4) Loxton North – Riverland Football League
Loxton is situated on the River Murray in the northern reaches
of the state and this citrus and fruit growing area has suffered
in recent years with the reduction of water irrigation licenses.
5) Mallala – Adelaide Plains Football League
Situated approximately 60 km north of Adelaide, the area is a
major agricultural region for grain and vegetables.
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9) United Yeelanna – Great Flinders Football League –
Karkoo Oval
The club represents a sparsely populated area in central lower
Eyre Peninsula which includes several very small towns. The
club is located at Karkoo and reliant on cereal and sheep
agriculture.
10) Whyalla – Whyalla Football League - Bennett Oval
This is the main oval in Whyalla and used every week by clubs
for matches. Whyalla is a large city with a relatively low rainfall
and reliant on the Morgan to Whyalla pipeline for much of its
water supply.
At the July 23 launch (L-R): Catharine Piggott (Peake & District Sporting Club president), Anthony Gregurke (Peake FC president), Ann Howe (SA Water), Damien Mori
(Lion Nathan SA regional director), David Shipway (Community Football Board chairman), John Bithell (Davey Pumps) and Craig Stanley (Team Poly).
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PROUDLY
SOUTH AUSTRALIA’
AS
NO.1
. BEER
IT PA
PAYS TO BE A LOCAL
STAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR
& R.O. SHEARMAN MEDAL
GRAND FINALISTS CAN’T BE SEPARATED
G
lenelg kicked a goal as the
final siren sounded to
record a draw in the battle of
last year’s grand finalists at
Gliderol Stadium on Saturday.
The Tigers, who had trailed
by five goals early in the third
quarter, secured the draw
with the last kick of the day to
boost their claim for the minor
premiership.
Glenelg’s Chris Hall collected
24 possessions, including 14
kicks, 10 handballs, five marks
and a goal on his way to being
name Best on Ground and
also earning himself 5 votes in
the ‘be active’ Star Player and
R.O Shearman Medal.
It is the first time that a
result has not been reached
between the two Clubs.
Judged by members of the
SANFL’s 200 Club on a 5-4-32-1 basis for every minor
round match, the award
carries with it a $3000 first
prize.
Star Player Votes – Round 17
Eagles vs North Adelaide @ Woodville Oval
5 Adam Grocke
Eagles 2 Trent Hentschel
Eagles
4 James Rimington Eagles 1 Nick Salter
Eagles
3 James Allan
North
Glenelg vs Central District @ Glidrol Stadium
5 Chris Hall
Glenelg 2 Ty Allen
Glenelg
4 Scott Dutschke
Central 1 Trevor Cranston Glenelg
3 Paul Thomas
Central
Norwood vs South Adelaide @ Coopers Stadium
5 Taylor Walker Norwood 2 Adam Cockshell
South
4 Luke Jericho
Norwood 1 Brett Zorzi
Norwood
3 Tim Weatherald Norwood
Sturt vs Port Adelaide Magpies @ House Brothers Oval
5 Josh Cubillo
Sturt 2 Patrick Fittock
Sturt
4 Tristan Gum
Sturt 1 Scott McGlone
Sturt
3 Jack Trengove
Sturt
Leaderboard (after Round 17) excludes Mystery Rounds 9 and 15
26
22
22
20
18
Tristan Gum
Sturt
Rhys Archard
North
Ty Allen
Glenelg
James Allan
North
Matthew Wright
North
17
16
15
15
15
Brad Murray
Port
Trevor Cranston Glenelg
Chad O’Sullivan Central
Nick Lower
Norwood
Paul Thomas
Central
Star Player of the Year and R.O. Shearman Medallists
2000
2001
2002
2003
Gavin Colville (Eagles)
Ryan O’Connor (Port)
Jade Sheedy (Sturt)
Brett Backwell (Glenelg)
Marco Bello (Central)
2004 - Salim Hassan (West)
Chris Hall
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STAR SEARCH AWARD
2005
2006
2007
2008
-
Jeremy Clayton (Port)
Justin Cicolella (Eagles)
James Allan (North)
Jade Sheedy (Sturt) &
James Allan (North)
Toby Schulz
TOBY SCHULZ WINS COCA-COLA STAR SEARCH NOMINATION
T
oby Schulz from the
Norwood Football Club
has been named the Round
17 Coca-Cola Star Search
nominee.
Toby played his second
League game on Saturday,
racking up nine kicks, eight
marks, 15 handballs and
three tackles as a tall back
pocket on South’s resting
ruckman.
Known as a versatile, strong
marking player who reads the
ball well, Toby was a member
of this year’s SANFL U20s
team.
The Coca-Cola Star Search
Award recognises talented
youngsters making their mark
in League ranks.
To be eligible for the award,
nominees are required to
meet the following criteria:
• players must have played
no more than eight State
League games at the
start of the 2009 season
• players must be aged
21 or under at January 1,
2009
• AFL rookies are eligible for
the award unless promoted
to the senior list of their
AFL club
• Players who are suspended
by the tribunal during the
2009 season are ineligible to
win the award.
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ON THE SIDELINES
CENTRAL DISTRICT
James Moss
Daniel Havelberg
Ashley Duncan
James Gowans
NORWOOD
Hip – Season
Hamstring – 3 weeks
Hamstring –Season
Corked leg - Available
EAGLES
James McEntee
Travis Lane
Mark Passador
Peter Fiacchi
Duane Schultz
Ben Leaver
Adam Pepe
Luke Powell
Byron Sumner
Brendan Papps
Leigh Treeby
Robert Fiacchi
Patrick Giuffreda
Layton McMahon
Sam Davoren
Wrist – 2 weeks
Hamstring – 1 week
Hamstring – 1 week
Hip – 1 week
Knee – Season
Shoulder – Season
Knee - Indefinite
Groin – TBA
AC joint – 3 weeks
Hamstring – 2 weeks
Hip – 5 weeks
Quad – 5 weeks
Osteitis Pubis – Season
Shoulder - TBA
Hamstring – 1 week
GLENELG
Angus Lally
Todd Grima
John Hinge
Tom Holmes
Brett Backwell
Knee – Indefinite
Wrist – 6-8 weeks
Broken ankle – 10 weeks
Knee – 3 weeks
Soreness - Test
NORTH ADELAIDE
Nathan Brown
Clint Alleway
Jesse O’Brien
Jordan Dodman
Callum Hay
Nick Gill
Djaran Whyman
Nick Duigan
Jamie Vlatko
Andrew Lee
James Gallagher
Gavin Hughes
Bryce Campbell
Stuart Fincher
Peter Marshall
Hamstring – Available
Leg - Test
Groin - Season
Hamstring - Test
Hamstring – 3 weeks
Shoulder – Season
Jaw – 4 weeks
Knee - Season
The Eagles’ Byron Sumner is out
of action with an AC joint injury.
PANTHERS
Craig Parry
Curtis Perrey
James Turner
Jak Kennedy Hunt
Denis Iljcesen
Shoulder – Season
Quad – 4 weeks
Hamstring – 4 weeks
Virus – Test
Knee – Season
PORT ADELAIDE MAGPIES
Brett Hughes
Kristian De Pasquale
James Meiklejohn
Daniel Lees
Knee - Season
Knee - Season
Hamstring – 2 weeks
Collarbone – 3 weeks
STURT
James McLeay
Angus Kurtze
Angus Clarke
Jake Bowen
Tom Bartlett
Seb Paynter
Ben Nelson
Ankle – 3 weeks
Ankle – Test
Concussion –Available
Ankle - Test
Hip – 1-2 weeks
Hamstring - Test
Hamstring - Test
WEST ADELAIDE
Hip – Season
Shoulder – Test
Hip – Test
Knee - Test
Ankle – 2 weeks
Ankle – 3 weeks
Quad – 3 weeks
Logan Hill
Ryan Plant
Chris Schmidt
Matthew Barber
Bryce Williams
Marc Borholm
Shane Birss
Broken leg – Indefinite
Shoulder - Season
Shoulder - Season
Knee – Season
Shoulder - Season
Ankle – 5 weeks
Quad strain – Test
South
Australia’s
only Football
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MINI LEAGUE
ALL MATCHES TO BE PLAYED AT HALF-TIME OF THE LEAGUE MATCH
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PORT V be active @ ALBERTON OVAL
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Travis Rogers
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Ryan McCulloch
Reid McEntee
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Anthony Gosti
David Delbridge
Jacob Stengle
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Chol Luk
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Brodie Geisler
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SANFL NEWS
NATIONAL U12 CARNIVAL
Our U12 State Team is currently in Maroochydore competing in
the National Championships.
At the time of going to print, the South Australian team had
played two matches. The results are as follows:
Day 1 Results
South Australia
5.3 7.9 12.14 17.15 (117)
Australian Capital Territory 0.0 0.0 0.1
0.1
(1)
Goals - 5 Bonner, 3 Francis, 2 Slade, 2 Grindal, Coleman,
Webber, McLauchlin, Burton, Revington.
Day 2 Result
South Australia
3.1 6.1 8.2
14.4 (88)
Queensland
0.0 0.0 3.4
4.5
(29)
Goals - 4 Bonner, 2 Sansbury, 2 Francis, 1 Burton, Coleman,
Moroney, McLauchlan, Partington, Combe.
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU
Welcome to the SANFL’s inaugural ‘be active’ Multicultural Round!
This week, we celebrate the cultural diversity of SA football’s
players, volunteers and supporters.
Each of the four scheduled Saturday matches will feature
multicultural entertainment for the whole family.
PROSPECT OVAL - Tatry Polish Folklore Ensemble and the
Burundian Drumming Club
Tatry is the largest and oldest group of its kind in Australia,
having been established way back in 1958. Although it’s based
in Adelaide, it’s performed across Australia and in Europe to
much acclaim. Today the ensemble will be treating you to a
dance called the Krakoviak, which is one of the most popular
national dances of Poland.
Members of the Burundian Drumming Club – which was formed
in Adelaide two years ago – play an instrument that is
synonymous with the central African nation of Burundi.
Traditionally, these drums were played in Burundi when people
were celebrating some kind of happy or historic event. Today,
the drummers will be performing to celebrate the Multicultural
Round.
ALBERTON OVAL - Cook Islanders’ Cultural Community and
the African Voice of Peace Choir
The Cook Islanders’ Cultural Community was established in
South Australia 25 years ago. Since that time, the group has
been performing the music and dance of its South Pacific
homeland at schools and festivals, and for a range of clubs and
charities. Today, it is presenting two of its special and very
evocative drum dances.
The African Voice of Peace Choir was established in Adelaide
three years ago. Back then, it had only a few singers, from only
one African country. Today, it has 35 members, from three
central African nations – an expansion that reflects the recent
arrival of many hundreds of new African settlers in South
Australians.
GLIDEROL STADIUM @ GLENELG
City International Gospel Choir
The City International Gospel Choir was formed in 2005
by South Australians who had recently arrived from the central
African nations of Burundi and Congo. These people are among
the many hundreds of Africans who have settled in our State
over the past five years.
Today, the singers will be performing a number of gospel songs
– in English, in French, and in the African languages of Swahili
and Kirundi.
CITY MAZDA STADIUM - Greek Lyceum of South Australia and
Beats Bhangra
The Greek Lyceum of South Australia was founded in 1993, and
its role is to teach Greek dance and culture to folk both young and
old. Its performances reflect not just the rich and ancient culture of
Greece, but also the customs of Greeks living all over the world
today – including in places such as Cyprus and Australia. Today, the
Greek Lyceum will perform traditional Hellenic dancing.
The Beats Bhangra group will perform dance that originates from
the fascinating Punjab region of India. With the massive and
growing popularity of Indian culture today, this is a dance that is
known and loved across the world.
Beats Bhangra has made a name for itself around Adelaide,
regularly performing at schools and at local Indian festivals, such
as the annual Mela Festival in Elder Park.
MACCA’S JUNIOR
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Local Footy - we’re lovin’ it
Winner will receive a $25 sports voucher courtesy of McDonald’s
d’s
NAME: Jimmy Letona
Age: 11.
School / Club: Torrensville
Primary School.
Position Played: Ruck Rover.
Program involved in: SASFA
School Football.
SANFL club supported: Eagles.
AFL club supported: Adelaide
Crows.
Footballer most admired and why: Andrew McLeod
because he has good skills and sportsmanship.
Who is going to win the AFL Premiership this year?:
Hawthorn.
Who is going to win the SANFL Premiership this
year?: Eagles.
What is your favourite football moment?: When my
best friend Tito kicked the team’s first goal in his
first game for the season.
Future football aspirations? I would like to play AFL
Football one day for the Crows and be the first
African AFL player!
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LUKE PANOZZO - GLENELG
MACCA’S CUP COMPETITION
SCOTT LYCETT WINS MACCA’S CUP MVP NOMINATION
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cott Lycett from the
Port Adelaide Magpies
Football Club has been
named the Round 17 Macca’s
Cup Most Valuable Player
nominee.
Playing ruck and full
forward, Scott totalled 29
hitouts, 30 possessions, four
tackles, four clearances, eight
marks and a goal in the
Magpies’ win over Sturt on
the weekend.
Judges said Scott was very
effective around the ground in
moving the ball up forward
and in the pressure he applied
to the opposition.
STICKS’ LUCKY THIRTEEN
I
n the wake of the NAB U18s
Championships, a number of
South Aussie players have
been touted as potential AFL
draft picks.
But SANFL Talent Manager
and U18s State Coach Brenton
Phillips says there are many
young players making their
mark at U18s level this
season.
Here are his top 13 players
to watch (in alphabetical
order):
ANDREW BRADLEY (GFC) - This Bays midfielder was named
best-on-ground in the Round 11 clash against West.
CHRISTIAN HOWARD (GFC) - Christian has been consistently
lauded for his efforts at half back for the Bays.
DANIEL GORRINGE (NFC) - The Redlegs ruckman’s style hasn’t
gone unnoticed at The Parade.
DANIEL SCOTT-COLLINGS (GFC) - Daniel’s polished skills earnt
him a place in this year’s McDonald’s U18s State Team.
DANIEL SUKKEL (WAFC) – Daniel is a powerfully built
midfielder who finds plenty of the football.
DEAN DUDLEY (PAMFC) - Dean’s speed and agility has set him
up as one midfielder to watch.
DUSTIN HEAD (WAFC) - The 17-year-old key onballer has
impressed scouts so far this season.
The 17 year old from Smoky
Bay has recently represented
SA in the McDonald’s U18s
State Team.
The Macca’s Cup MVP
will recognise a ‘rising star’
of the Macca’s Cup (U18s
competition) each week of
the 2009 season.
Scott
Lycett
JOHN GREENSLADE (SFC) - John was an early nominee for the
Macca’s Cup MVP this season.
JOSHUA VATER (CDFC) – Joshua has spent the last five weeks
playing in the reserves.
MARK EVANS (NFC) - Mark was one of two Norwood players to
represent the state at the NAB Championships this year.
MATTHEW THOMPSON (SFC) - A former winner of Sturt’s U17
best-and-fairest trophy, Matthew has continued his good form
this season.
NICK HOMBURG (WAFC) – Nick has averaged an impressive 31
disposals over the last four weeks
TODD CULLEY (WWTFC) - The Eagles defender has been a
consistent mention in the club’s best-on-ground list.
MACCA’S CUP – ROUND 18
Saturday, July 25
Norwood v Glenelg
Sturt v North
Central v Port
South v West
Eagles bye
Coopers Stadium
House Brothers Oval
Hamra Homes Oval
City Mazda Stadium
11.15am
11.15am
11.15am
8.30am
WEST v SOUTH - 8.30am, Saturday August 1 @ City Mazda Stadium
WEST
SOUTH
Coach: Greg Mellor
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MURDOCK, Adam ...................
WILSON, Matthew ...................
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CARUSO, Luke ........................
YEOMANS, Ben.......................
FERGUSSON, Nick..................
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Boundary: Andrew Roberts
Patrick Lewis
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CARTER, Andrew .....................
HARTMAN, Peter ....................
GREEN, Tim ...........................
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THOMAS, Max ........................
WOOD, James .........................
MOULES, Aaron .....................
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UNDER 18 UMPIRES
Field: Thomas Burke
Leigh Haussen
Coach: Robbie Neill
Neil Muggleton
Goal: Steven Rypp
Matthew Fielder
CLUB NEWS
PORT ADELAIDE MAGPIES
WHEN: Saturday, August 8.
CONTACT: Call the club on 8362 6278 or
email [email protected] to
book in now!
BARRY HALL TIGER LUNCH
EAGLES
DETAILS: Don’t miss out on the August
09 HOME MATCH PRESIDENT’S
business networking Tiger lunch featuring
LUNCHEON
guest speaker Barry Hall. Includes three
DETAILS: The next Home Match President’s
course meal and premium beverages.
Luncheon for 2009 will held on Saturday, NFC BUSINESS LUNCH
WHERE: The Bay Function Centre, Glenelg
August 15, Port Adelaide v Norwood.
DETAILS: The NFC first business lunch for Football Club.
WHEN: Saturday, August 15.
the year is not far away. Book your tickets WHEN: Friday, August 21.
COST: For $60, join us and enjoy a two
now, only $70 for a two course meal, beer, COST: $80.00.
course meal, drinks and guest speakers.
CONTACT: Reception 8294 5333
wine and soft drink in the company of
All luncheons are held at the Port Club
various speakers at the Robin Hood Hotel. [email protected]
before the main game
Only limited seats available.
VP RACE DAY
GREAT BARRIER REEF CRUISE
WHEN: Friday, August 14.
DETAILS: Book now for the Vice President’s
DETAILS: Cruise the Great Barrier Reef on
CONTACT: Carly at the club on 8362 6278 Race Day at Allen Scott Park,
the spectacular Rhapsody of the Seas for
or email [email protected] to Morphettville, in the Chairman’s Room.
10 nights. Hosted by Dee Shepard from
Tickets are $105 per person and include a
find out more.
Phil Hoffmann Travel and a Magpies
three course meal, five hour drinks
personality. Depart from Sydney before
package and full TAB facilities.
cruising along the Queensland coast and
NORTH ADELAIDE
WHEN: Saturday, August 8.
into the stunning Great Barrier Reef.
WHEN: November 21.
NEXT THREE HOME GAMES
“ENVY” CHRISTMAS @ THE BAY
COST: There are a range of packages
DETAILS: A call to all Rooster fans to come DETAILS: The Bay Function Centre proudly
available to suit all needs. What better
way to support your club than relaxing on along to Prospect Oval for our next three presents ENVY, performing hits from the
70s to today’s Top 40. Why not get
home games to support our boys. Third
this amazing cruise liner?
organised and book your work Christmas
place
on
the
Premiership
table
is
still
a
CONTACT: For further enquiries please
show now? Includes a three course meal,
contact Linda at the club on 8241 0141. possibility and your support over these
next three games is important. See you at live entertainment and car parking from
6.30pm until late. Two shows only – get in
Rooster Park.
SOUTH ADELAIDE
quick!
WHEN: August 1, 9 and 15.
COST: Tickets are $65 per person.
PANTHERS GALA AUCTION DINNER
WHEN: Friday, December 11 and Saturday,
DETAILS: With live entertainment – Chad NORTH ADELAIDE FOOTBALL SCHOOL
December 12.
Romero’s Cabernet Cabaret, Silent and
DETAILS: “We teach Football” is a new
Major auctions and hosted by Ryan
initiative recently introduced by our club CONTACT: Call 8294 5333.
Fitzgerald. To be held at Jimmy Deane’s
to further develop our great game. Please
Entertainment, Hickinbotham Oval.
check the home page of our club website
WEST ADELAIDE
Includes a three course meal and two and
for specifics - www.nafc.com.au
a half hour beverage package.
100TH ANNIVERSARY OF 1909
WHERE: Jimmy Deane’s Entertainment,
2009 PLAYER COLLECTOR CARDS
PREMIERSHIP
Hickinbotham Oval.
DETAILS: 2009 Player Collector Card sets WEST ADELAIDE V PORT ADELAIDE
WHEN: Friday, August 7.
are now available from our merchandise DETAILS: League players will be wearing a
COST: $55 per person.
booth or the club office (during the week) replica 1909 guernsey. Past players
CONTACT: 8186 8200.
for $30 per set. These are proving to be
match at half time. Plenty of fun
TRIVIA FUN NIGHT
very popular with Rooster fans.
activities for the kids including face
DETAILS: QUIZ! Trivia Fun Night – in the
painting and jumping castle. Giveaways
Jimmy Deane’s Function Room. Players
and prizes to be won.
will be involved. Teams of up to 10 - Book GLENELG
WHERE: City Mazda Stadium.
a table for a great night of family fun.
WHEN: August 8. Triple header - U18s
GLENELG VS NORWOOD – HOME
Refreshments available from the bar,
8:45am | Reserves 11:15am | League
BYO supper.
MATCH LUNCH
2:00pm.
WHEN: Saturday, August 15.
DETAILS: Round 18 is The McGuinness
COST: Tickets just $5.
GOLD PASS LUNCH
McDermott Foundation Day @ The Bay!
DETAILS: Gold Pass Lunches are a
Come to the Home Match Lunch and hear
NORWOOD
from Glenelg Greats - Tony McGuinness, Nick highlight of every home match.
Enjoy great food, wine and company plus
Chigwidden, Paul Rouvray and Matthew
PRESIDENT’S PRE MATCH FUNCTION
special guests.
DETAILS The Redlegs next home match is Liptak. Tickets are $55 per person and
WHERE: West Adelaide Football Club, Sturt
against the Eagles on Saturday, August 8. include a two course meal and beverages.
WHERE: The Bay Function Centre, Gliderol Pea Function Room.
Reserves 11.15am, League 2pm, U18
WHEN: Saturday, August 1, 12.00 noon.
4.45pm.
Stadium @ Glenelg.
COST: $45.00 member $50.00 non
WHEN: Saturday, August 1.
Why not book in for the Pre Match
member.
COST: $55.00.
Function. Only $60 including a three
CONTACT: Reception to book on
CONTACT: Reception 8294 5333 or
course meal, Coopers Beer, Grant Burge
8352 4022.
[email protected]
wine and guest speaker.
SUPER SUNDAY
DETAILS: Don’t miss your chance to win
$1000 and lots of other cash prizes all for
$25 (includes drinks and BBQ dinner).
WHERE: Champs Function Room, Oval
Ave, Woodville South.
WHEN: Sunday, August 16, 12 noon.
COST: $25 per person.
CONTACT: Nadia on 8347 2444.
KIDS DAY
DETAILS: Kids day at Woodville Oval,
Eagles v West Adelaide. All children
welcome. Meet behind the southern goals
at 1.15pm for your chance to complete a
lap of Woodville Oval and then form a
guard as the League players enter the
arena. Free show bag to the first 400
children. Lots of activities including
jumping castle and face painter.
WHERE: Woodville Oval, Eagles v West
Adelaide.
WHEN: Sunday, August 23.
CENTRAL DISTRICT
BULLDOGS ONLINE SHOP
DETAILS: Club merchandise now available
online. Check it out at www.cdfc.com.au
and click onto ‘Bulldog Shop’.
50TH YEAR FAMILY DAY
DETAILS: Family activities including kid’s
rides, face paintings and giveaways.
Players will be in attendance with the
chance to get autographs and photos. The
day will also mark the official launch of
the 50th year history book – ‘From Poms
To Premiers’. Anniversary merchandise
will also be available for sale.
WHEN: Sunday, August 30.
CDFC GALA AUCTION DINNER
DETAILS: This year’s Gala Auction Dinner
will be held at Sfera’s Park Convention
Suites, Modbury. Tickets are $60 per
person, which includes a three course
meal with cash bar available. To book, call
8255 2555 or email [email protected]
WHEN: Friday, August 7 from 7pm.
STURT
PLAYERS’ BALL
DETAILS: The players will be holding a
‘Night at the Oscars’ at the Adelaide
Pavillion. For more information, go to
www.sturtfc.com.au
WHEN: Saturday, August 1.
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GLENELG v NORWOOD
BROADCAST ON:
2.00pm, Saturday August 1 @ Gliderol Stadium
Live scores at www.sanfl.com.au
All Time Records
Minor Round
Finals
ALL ENCOUNTERS
@ Gliderol Stadium
Play
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Draw
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Encounters
All Recent Encounters - Glenelg has
won last 5.
Recent @ Gliderol - Glenelg has won
last 6.
Recent Results
Rd 8, Fri May 15 @ Coopers Stadium, Norwood
GLENELG
NORWOOD
6.4
2.1
11.6
2.3
15.12
4.7
17.15.117
8.8.56
GLENELG GOAL KICKERS: T. GRIMA 5, A. FISHER 2, R. KIRKBY 2, B. MURPHY 2, C. KANE 2, T. ALLEN, M. RUWOLDT,
R. O’GRADY, J. SELLAR.
BEST PLAYERS: A. FISHER, L. PANOZZO, B. MULES, M. RUWOLDT, T. ALLEN, T. CRANSTON.
NORWOOD GOAL KICKERS: J. VLATKO, J. GALLAGHER, P. PUOPOLO, B. ZORZI, T. WEATHERALD, L. JERICHO,
K. MCGUINNESS, S. PHILLIPS.
BEST PLAYERS: B. ZORZI, T. WEATHERALD, S. DOYLE, D. TROTTER, P. PUOPOLO, J. GALLAGHER.
2008
2008
2008
2007
2007
2006
2006
2006
20
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
23
17
9
15
9
18
10
1
Sept 7
@
July 26 @
May 23 @
July 15 @
June 1
@
Aug 5
@
June 12 @
March 31 @
Gliderol
Gliderol
Coopers
Gliderol
Coopers
Coopers
Gliderol
Coopers
SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 18 - LEAGUE FOOTY
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
Glenelg
Norwood
Glenelg
Glenelg
Norwood
11.14.80
19.7.121
13.15.93
16.16.112
15.10.100
18.11.119
19.15.129
16.14.110
d
d
d
d
d
d
d
d
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Glenelg
Norwood
Norwood
Glenelg
9.7.61
11.10.76
1.3.9
14.15.69
9.13.67
10.16.76
7.9.51
15.9.99
by
by
by
by
by
by
by
by
19pts
45pts
84pts
43pts
33pts
43pts
78pts
11pts
GLENELG
Coach: Mark Mickan
Colours: Black and Gold
NORWOOD
Major Sponsor: Gliderol Garage Doors
No PLAYER
AGE
HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES
GOALS
SG
G
B
Coach: Jarrod Cotton
Colours: Red and Blue
Major Sponsor: Fairmont Homes
No PLAYER
AGE
HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES
GOALS
SG
G
B
2
BACKWELL, Brett (DVC) .. 29 ...173 ....74 ... 143 ... 113 ....5 ...............
3
DOYLE, Stephen (VC) ...... 28 ...203 ....90 .... 41 ..... 11 .......................
3
KANE, Ben (VC) .............. 26 ...184 ....83 .... 60 ..... 27 .....1 ...............
5
TROTTER, David (VC) ...... 23 ...186 ....84 .... 26 ..... 13 .......................
4
KIRK, Daniel................... 26 ...199 ...101 ... 53 ..... 27 .......................
9
ZORZI, Brett (VC) ............ 29 ...183 ....88 .... 81 ...... 5 ......1 ...............
5
FISHER, Adam ................ 25 ...180 ....83 .... 88 ..... 40 .....2 ...............
10 LOWER, Nick .................. 22 ...187 ....86 .... 48 ...... 6 ........................
6
PANOZZO, Luke .............. 26 ...185 ....79 ... 123 .... 54 .....1 ...............
11 WEATHERALD, Tim ......... 31 ...175 ....75 ... 283 ... 211 ......................
8
BLOCK, Lucas................. 24 ...184 ....79 .... 52 ..... 13 .......................
12 PHILLIPS, Simon ............ 22 ...176 ....78 .... 30 ..... 35 .......................
9
CRANSTON, Trevor .......... 29 ...193 ....92 ... 109 .... 14 .......................
13 MCGUINNESS, Kieran ..... 26 ...187 ....83 .... 35 ..... 10 .......................
13 WILLOUGHBY, Joshua ..... 23 ...175 ....76 .... 33 ..... 26 .......................
14 EVANS, Mark .................. 17 ...176 ....70 ..... 1 ....... 1 ........................
14 ALLEN, Ty ...................... 25 ...178 ....75 .... 77 ..... 21 .....1 ...............
16 ROWE, Sam .................... 21 ...198 ....94 .... 34 ..... 41 .......................
16 MILLS, Wayde ................. 21 ...195 ....93 .... 14 ...... 2 ........................
19 NITSCHKE, Luke............. 24 ...179 ....74 .... 76 ..... 10 .......................
17 RUWOLDT, Mark ............. 23 ...178 ....70 .... 74 ..... 57 .......................
20 TERLICH, Dean ............... 19 ...186 ....85 .... 14 ..... 19 .......................
20 LOGAN, Thomas .............. 24 ...183 ....73 .... 24 ..... 39 .......................
21 PUOPOLO, Paul .............. 21 ...175 ....75 .... 39 ..... 10 .......................
21 MEYER, Daniel ............... 22 ...183 ....78 ..... 9 ....... 4 ......1 ...............
22 JUNIPER, Jack ............... 22 ...186 ....80 ..... 3 ....... 5 ........................
22 LIEBELT, Michael ............ 24 ...192 ....90 ..... 6 ....... 2 ........................
24 WALKER, Taylor .............. 19 ...191 ....86 .... 22 ..... 70 .......................
23 MURPHY, Byron .............. 24 ...181 ....80 .... 48 ..... 16 .......................
25 JACKMAN, Nicholas ........ 26 ...187 ....86 ... 104 .... 15 .......................
26 KIRKBY, Ruory ................ 23 ...189 ....82 .... 72 ..... 84 .......................
26 STOPP, Alexander ............ 19 ...193 ....83 ..... 7 ....... 0 ........................
29 HALL, Christopher ........... 27 ...178 ....85 .... 97 ..... 92 .......................
27 JERICHO, Luke ............... 24 ...189 ....82 .... 62 ..... 85 .......................
33 MCCONNELL, Justin ....... 27 ...185 ....85 .... 67 .... 150 ......................
28 KITE, Aaron .................... 19 ...191 ....77 .... 20 ...... 1 ........................
34 MULES, Ben (C) ............. 26 ...182 ....83 ... 132 .... 21 .......................
29 DUIGAN, Nicholas (VC).... 24 ...186 ....85 .... 62 ...... 8 ........................
43 CARR, Joshua ................. 29 ...178 ....81 .... 28 ..... 15 .......................
31 PANOS, Matthew ............. 18 ...189 ....81 ..... 0 ....... 0 ........................
44 BUTTON, Lachlan ........... 20 ...198 ....98 .... 25 ...... 3 ........................
37 DONOHUE, Josh ............. 21 ...175 ....65 .... 34 ..... 48 .......................
47 ADLINGTON, Paul ........... 20 ...182 ....80 .... 17 ...... 2 ........................
39 MASSIE, Kris (VC) ........... 29 ...188 ....87 .... 52 ..... 18 .......................
50 DOUGLAS, Richard ......... 22 ...180 ....75 .... 23 ..... 37 .......................
40 YOUNG, William .............. 18 ...192 ....86 ..... 7 ....... 1 ........................
Rushed............................................................................................................................................
Rushed............................................................................................................................................
All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals. ‘SG’ Indicates State Games played..
LEAGUE UMPIRES
LEAGUE SCORE CARD
Boundary: Chris Bull
Dillon Tee
Sam Royans
Field:
Tony
Dey
Colin
Rowston
Goal: Steven Murphy
Mathew Wilson
Curtis
Deboy
A. GLENELG
B. NORWOOD
League
C. NORTH
D. STURT
1st
E. PORT
F. CENTRAL
2nd
3rd
G. WEST
H. SOUTH
4th
Points
GLENELG
NORWOOD
RESERVES: 11.05am, Saturday August 1 @ Gliderol Stadium
GLENELG
NORWOOD
Coach: Michael Godden
Coach: Duane Stewart
7 AISH, Jesse.................. 41 JEFFRIES, Ben ............. 51 CAVANAGH, Joshua ......
11 VALLANCE, Bradley ......
35 MCGREGOR, Lachlan ...
48 MCGINTY, Warrick ........
15 GRIMA, Alex ................
36 PLANT, Robert .............
49 RAMSEY, Nick..............
18 SUGARS, Brad .............
38 KING, Elliott ................
51 PEKIN, Nicholas ..........
24 FOSDIKE, Jack.............
39 O’GRADY, Richard ........
52 HITCHCOCK, Cameron ..
25 DULDIG, Matthew ........
40 DAY, Aaron ...................
53 CLAYFIELD, Drew .........
27 DONNELLY, Brian .........
42 CAREY, Alex .................
54 SVERDLOFF, Samuel
30 KANE, Chris .................
45 SCOTT-COLLINGS, Daniel
35 SKINNER, James.......... 49 HARDING, Dillon .......... 57 SHENTON, Cameron .....
31 KELLOCK, Jarrod..........
46 SNOOK, Shannon .........
38 LITTLER, Brendan ........ 49 AH CHEE, Roland ......... 60 BAMPTON, Jack ...........
RESERVES UMPIRES
Field: Matthew Johnston
Frank Manikas
Adam Fitzgerald
8 BORLACE, Scott ........... 43 SCHILD, Caelum........... 52 WEBBER, Tim ..............
17 DAVIS, Matthew............ 46 HOLM, Craig ................ 53 ANDERSON, Paul .........
30 DAWE, Brady ................ 47 ARBON, Michael........... 55 HANNA, Ben ................
33 BAUST, Trevor .............. 48 SCHULZ, Toby ............. 56 GEORGIOU, Alexis ........
Reserves
Boundary: Ben Sieben
Brett Fisk
Goal: Joon-Yip Wong
Bradley Walton
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Points
GLENELG
NORWOOD
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Records 1907-2009
Play
NA w
St w
Draw
223
16
239
84
106
6
112
53
113
9
122
31
4
1
5
-
Minor Round
Finals
ALL ENCOUNTERS
@ Prospect Oval
Encounters
All Recent Encounters - North has won
11 of the last 15.
Recent @ Prospect - North has won 5
of the last 6.
Recent Results
Rd 11, Sat June 13 @ Prospect Oval
NORTH
STURT
4.3
0.1
6.7
0.2
11.9
4.5
18.11.119
4.6.30
NORTH GOAL KICKERS: D. WHITE 7, B. SCHWARZE 4, D. WHYMAN 3, H. YOUNIE 2, N. GILL, M. WRIGHT.
BEST PLAYERS: R. ARCHARD, T. STRIBLING, D. WHITE, M. WRIGHT, L. RYSWYK, N. GILL.
STURT GOAL KICKERS: B. CHAMBERS 4.
BEST PLAYERS: B. CHAMBERS, N. WARK, B. NELSON, P. FITTOCK, A. KURTZE, J. SHEEDY.
22
2009
2008
2008
2007
2007
2007
2006
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
5
10
3
23
16
6
12
2006
Rd 4
April 25
June 10
April 12
Sept 7
July 22
May 12
June 23
@ House Br
@ House Br
@ Prospect
@ Adelaide
@ House Br
@ Prospect
@ Adelaide
North
Sturt
Sturt
North
Sturt
North
North
7.9.51
27.12.174
17.14.116
15.12.102
16.10.106
15.10.100
19.20.134
d
d
d
d
d
d
d
April 21 @ Adelaide
North
27.16.178
d Sturt
SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 18 - LEAGUE FOOTY
Sturt
North
North
Sturt
North
Sturt
Sturt
7.6.48
10.8.68
8.8.56
15.5.95
12.7.79
8.6.54
14.9.93
by
by
by
by
by
by
by
3pts
106pts
60pts
7pts
27pts
46pts
41pts
13.8.86
by 92pts
NORTH
STURT
Coach: Daniel Healy
Colours: Red and White
Major Sponsor: Mistral
No PLAYER
3
4
6
7
9
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
24
26
30
31
32
34
35
37
42
43
49
AGE
HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES
GOALS
SG
G
B
WRIGHT, Matthew ........... 19 ...179 ....80 .... 37 ..... 39 .....1 ...............
ACKLAND, Cain .............. 27 ...196 ...101 ... 69 ..... 28 .......................
STRIBLING, Toby ............ 22 ...180 ....82 .... 25 ..... 10 .......................
SCHWARZE, Ben ............. 25 ...190 ....91 .... 42 ..... 94 .......................
STEWART, Daniel ............ 20 ...199 ....85 .... 27 ..... 34 .......................
ARCHARD, Rhys ............. 26 ...178 ....78 .... 60 ..... 56 .......................
THOMPSON, Kriston ....... 19 ...176 ....71 .... 10 ...... 3 ........................
CLARKE, David ............... 29 ...183 ....84 .... 46 ..... 12 .......................
SPORN, Trent (VC) .......... 26 ...185 ....85 .... 50 ..... 10 .......................
ALLAN, James ................ 24 ...173 ....75 .... 54 ..... 29 .....2 ...............
MOTLOP, Marlon ............. 19 ...180 ....76 .... 10 ...... 6 ........................
THRING, George ............. 20 ...182 ....77 .... 11 ...... 7 ........................
SLOANE, Rory................. 19 ...182 ....76 ..... 8 ....... 0 ........................
ARMSTRONG, Tony ......... 19 ...183 ....72 .... 13 ...... 4 ........................
WHITE, Damon (C) .......... 25 ...193 ....95 .... 73 .... 134 ....1 ...............
THOMPSON, Wade .......... 20 ...176 ....76 .... 10 ...... 9 ........................
YOUNIE, Heath (VC) ........ 30 ...179 ....77 ... 164 ... 250 ......................
TAPSCOTT, Luke ............. 18 ...180 ....86 ..... 2 ....... 1 ........................
RYSWYK, Leigh ............... 24 ...179 ....77 .... 69 ..... 44 .......................
DAVIS, Phil ..................... 18 ...196 ....85 .... 14 ...... 1 ........................
MCINTYRE, Andrew ......... 22 ...191 ....84 .... 65 ...... 8 ........................
GALLMAN, Greg .............. 20 ...187 ....84 .... 20 ...... 0 ........................
THIELE, Cohen ............... 20 ...178 ....75 .... 13 ...... 6 ........................
O’HARA, Brett................. 27 ...198 ....99 ... 143 .... 21 .....2 ...............
CUNNINGHAM, Damian... 21 ...185 ....83 .... 38 ...... 0 ........................
Rushed ............................................................................. ..............................................................
Coach: Luke Norman
Colours: Double Blue
Major Sponsor: De Bortoli Wines
No PLAYER
AGE
HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES
GOALS
SG
G
B
1
BOWEN, Jacob ................26 ...199.....98 .....65......27 .......................
2
CRANE, Luke...................24 ...170.....70 .....56......59 .... 1 ................
4
BRATTON, Michael ..........25 ...178.....74 .....75......19 .......................
5
PAYNE, Matthew ..............23 ...180.....82 ......7........4 ........................
7
CHAMBERS, Brant ...........29 ...193.....93 ....180....608 ... 4 ................
8
EVANS, Craig ...................21 ...183.....83 .....57......37 .... 1 ................
9
SHEEDY, Jade (C) ............29 ...181.....78 ....194....100 ... 5 ................
11 NELSON, Benjamin..........32 ...185.....86 ....180.....82 .......................
12 MCGLONE, Scott .............26 ...184.....82 .....97......16 .......................
15 BODE, Jace .....................21 ...186.....85 .....15.......2 ........................
17 KURTZE, Angus ...............23 ...199.....96 .....37......12 .......................
18 COAD, Michael ................25 ...192.....88 .....79......74 .......................
21 WARK, Nicholas ...............19 ...186.....90 .....51.......1 ..... 1 ................
23 GUM, Tristan ...................25 ...180.....76 .....81......75 .... 2 ................
24 CUBILLO, Joshua .............20 ...186.....84 .....50.......5 ........................
25 FITTOCK, Patrick .............21 ...188.....78 .....38.......4 ........................
26 AVERY, Dane....................20 ...191.....80 .....12.......0 ........................
34 HERRING, Ryan...............22 ...194.....90 .....46......52 .......................
35 JAENSCH, Matthew..........19 ...182.....79 .....23......17 .......................
37 VASSAL, Bradley ..............25 ...183.....88 .....24.......6 ........................
38 JOHNCOCK, Jeremy .........26 ...183....100 ....17......16 .......................
40 TRENGOVE, Jack .............17 ...185.....80 ......3........1 ........................
53 PLANT, James .................26 ...186.....89 .....18.......7 ...... .................
Rushed ............................................................................................................................................
All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals. ‘SG’ Indicates State Games played..
LEAGUE UMPIRES
LEAGUE SCORE CARD
Boundary: Anthony Meade
Chad Truscott
Dane Fenton
Field:
Richard
Williams
Theron
Philp
Sam
Hay
Goal: Darren Trengove
Matthew Norton
A. GLENELG
B. NORWOOD
C. NORTH
D. STURT
League
1st
E. PORT
F. CENTRAL
2nd
3rd
G. WEST
H. SOUTH
4th
Points
NORTH
STURT
RESERVES: 11.05am, Saturday August 1 @ Prospect Oval
NORTH
STURT
Coach: Scott Peters
Coach: Paul Jarvis
8 DELVINS, Timothy......... 36 CRAIG, James .............. 54 RENSHAW, Braedon ......
10 MCDONALD, John......... 31 ANDERSON, Tom.......... 48 LEE, Tom .....................
21 STARKE, Joshua ........... 39 WUNDKE, James .......... 55 POTTS, Simon ..............
11 NELSON, Benjamin ...... 36 BARTLETT, Thomas ...... 51 BRIMACOMBE, Tyler .....
22 BROWN, Tarquin .......... 41 O’BRIEN, Jesse ............ 56 WILLIAMS, Ben ............
13 MCINTYRE, Timothy...... 41 DAVEY, Adam ............... 52 SHARPLES, Charles ......
23 DODMAN, Jordan.......... 44 TEASDALE, Luke .......... 57 STEPHENS, Adrian .......
27 MCENTEE, Luke ........... 45 KELLER, Jake .............. 58 BORAS, Johnny ............
28 ARMSTRONG, Dale ....... 46 WOODING, Mitchell ...... 59 COLLINS, Ryan ............
16 BUTTON, Luke ............. 43 KAY, Joel...................... 55 TWOPENY, Angus .........
19 MILES, Samuel ............ 45 WILSEN, James ............ 58 CLARKE, Angus ............
29 HAY, Callum ................. 47 PFEIFFER, Todd ...........
22 MYLES, Jake ................ 46 SMITH, Nicholas .......... 59 O’MALLEY, Michael ......
33 CLISBY, Mitchell........... 53 OPIE, Patrick ...............
27 PAYNTER, Seb ............. 47 BATEMAN, Tom ............ 63 EVANS, Fraser ..............
RESERVES UMPIRES
Field: Tony Symons
Matthew Cousins
Andrew Crosby
Reserves
Boundary: Thomas Knight
Anthony Brattoli
Goal: Robert Tainsh
Michael Niemz
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Points
NORTH
STURT
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All Time Records
Minor Round
Finals
ALL ENCOUNTERS
@ Alberton Oval
Play
CD w
PA w
Draw
113
14
127
41
42
3
45
12
70
11
81
29
1
1
-
Encounters
All Recent Encounters - Central has won
last 6.
Recent @ Alberton - Central has won
last 2.
Recent Results
Rd 8. Sat May 16 @ Hamra Homes Oval, Elizabeth
CENTRAL
PORT
4.2
5.0
9.4
8.1
12.6
12.4
18.9.117
16.7.103
CENTRAL GOAL KICKERS: M. WESTHOFF 5, S. DUTSCHKE 3, C. GOWANS 2, D. SCHELL, P. THOMAS, E. SANSBURY, J.
MACKENZIE, J. GILES, J. GRIFFIN, L. SPURR, R. WILLIAMS.
BEST PLAYERS: B. O’HARA, P. THOMAS, S. DUTSCHKE, M. WESTHOFF, R. WILLIAMS, E. SANSBURY.
PORT GOAL KICKERS: J. PERRY 3, S. SUMMERTON 2, J. MEIKLEJOHN 2, I. MARIC 2, M. CLINCH 2, J. FITZGERALD 2, J.
CLAYTON, J. PERKINS, Z. KIRKWOOD.
BEST PLAYERS: B. MURRAY, C. AH CHEE, J. CLAYTON, J. MEIKLEJOHN, D. ELSTONE, J. PERRY.
2008
2008
2008
2007
2007
2006
2006
2006
24
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
15
9
1
17
7
19
11
2
July 12 @ Hamra Homes
May 25 @ Alberton
March 29 @ Hamra Homes
July 28 @ Alberton
May 19 @ Hamra Homes
Aug 12 @ Alberton
June 17 @ Hamra Homes
April 8 @ Alberton
SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 18 - LEAGUE FOOTY
Central
Central
Central
Central
Central
Port
Central
Port
8.11.59
22..11.143
14.4.88
14.7.91
12.11.83
14.22.105
17.13.115
14.17.101
d
d
d
d
d
d
d
d
Port
Port
Port
Port
Port
Central
Port
Central
7.10.52
11.7.73
10.8.68
11.12.78
11.7.73
11.16.82
12.9.81
8.9.57
by
by
by
by
by
by
by
by
7pts
70pts
20pts
13pts
10pts
23pts
34pts
44pts
PORT
CENTRAL
Coach: Tim Ginever
Colours: Black and White
Major Sponsors: York Civil
Scott’s Transport, Maughan Thiem Ford
No PLAYER
1
4
5
6
7
10
11
13
14
16
17
19
AGE
HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES
GOALS
SG
G
B
AH CHEE, Corey (C) ........ 28 ...192 ....91 ... 201 .... 69 .....7 ...............
BOWES, Gareth ............... 22 ...176 ....79 ..... 5 ....... 0 ........................
YOUNG, Jarrod ................ 24 ...180 ....81 .... 12 ...... 3 ........................
PERKINS, Justin ............. 26 ...188 ....87 .... 51 ..... 16 .......................
MURRAY, Bradley ............ 27 ...182 ....85 .... 46 ..... 28 .......................
BARHAM, Jordan ............ 26 ...195 ....89 ..... 9 ...... 11 .......................
WATSON, Xavier .............. 21 ...180 ....78 .... 12 ...... 2 ........................
DOLLING, Mark............... 22 ...175 ....76 .... 55 ..... 21 .......................
ELSTONE, Daniel ............ 26 ...182 ....84 .... 88 ..... 51 .......................
PHILLIPS, Matthew ......... 20 ...175 ....76 ..... 0 ....... 0 ........................
LOKAN, Matthew............. 26 ...188 ....92 .... 72 ..... 32 .......................
CARR, Casey ................... 20 ...182 ....78 .... 18 ...... 5 ........................
20 THURGOOD, Josh ........... 24 ...186 ....89 .... 28 ...... 5 ........................
21 TRENGOVE, Jackson ....... 18 ...189 ....85 ..... 2 ....... 0 ........................
22 BURGOYNE, Peter........... 31 ...180 ....78 .... 34 ..... 28 .......................
Coach: Roy Laird
Colours: Red, White and Blue
Major Sponsor: Holden
No PLAYER
AGE
HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES
GOALS
SG
G
B
1
GRIFFIN, Jonathon .......... 23 ...196 ....90 .... 34 ...... 9 ........................
3
LAWRY, Heath ................. 25 ...193 ....95 .... 51 ..... 49 .......................
5
CALLINAN, Ian ............... 26 ...171 ....74 .... 48 ..... 96 .......................
7
O’SULLIVAN, Chad .......... 24 ...175 ....76 .... 76 .... 117 ......................
9
COCHRANE, Richard ....... 28 ...174 ....74 ... 125 .... 34 .......................
11 GOODREM, Trent ............ 22 ...183 ....86 .... 39 ..... 20 .......................
12 SANSBURY, Edward ........ 25 ...180 ....85 .... 30 ..... 37 .......................
13 DUTSCHKE, Scott ........... 22 ...180 ....87 .... 61 ..... 52 .......................
15 SPURR, Lee ................... 22 ...183 ....80 .... 20 ...... 3 ........................
16 THOMAS, Paul (C)........... 27 ...180 ....79 ... 141 .... 23 .....3 ...............
17 GILES, Jonathan ............. 21 ...199 ....87 .... 34 ..... 17 .......................
18 MACKENZIE, Jason ......... 29 ...196 ...110 .. 132 .... 38 .......................
21 GOWANS, Chris ............... 32 ...181 ....86 ... 190 ... 282 ....4 ...............
24 PERRY, Joel .................... 24 ...196 ....93 .... 56 ..... 31 .......................
22 HAYES, Andrew ............... 24 ...188 ....89 .... 62 ...... 4 ......1 ...............
25 BATSON, Daniel .............. 23 ...202 ....99 .... 21 ..... 10 .......................
27 SCHELL, Daniel .............. 29 ...192 ....90 ... 142 ... 311 ....3 ...............
31 KIRKWOOD, Zane ........... 18 ...176 ....78 .... 14 ..... 13 .......................
28 GOWANS, James ............. 32 ...183 ....86 ... 195 ... 224 ....5 ...............
32 HALL, Kerren .................. 20 ...192 ....96 .... 19 ...... 3 ........................
33 SUMMERTON, Steven ..... 21 ...175 ....74 .... 58 ..... 36 .......................
38 SHANNON, Jay ............... 19 ...178 ....74 ..... 9 ....... 6 ........................
40 HARDER, Luke ............... 19 ...171 ....76 ..... 1 ....... 0 ........................
42 STANLEY, Daniel ............. 21 ...179 ....80 ..... 3 ....... 0 ........................
48 BEARD, Kory .................. 19 ...195 ....88 ..... 5 ....... 6 ........................
Rushed ............................................................................................................................................
35 WILLIAMS, Ryan ............. 20 ...187 ....89 .... 41 ..... 15 .....1 ...............
37 SIBENALER, Yves ........... 30 ...191 ....94 ... 124 .... 30 .......................
43 SWITALA, Adam .............. 31 ...183 ....70 ... 187 .... 80 .......................
47 O’HARA, Brayden ............ 21 ...181 ....80 .... 30 ..... 17 .......................
59 SLADE, Matthew (C) ........ 33 ...174 ....72 ... 218 ... 155 ....2 ...............
Rushed............................................................................................................................................
All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals. ‘SG’ Indicates State Games played..
LEAGUE UMPIRES
Field:
Gary
Fila
LEAGUE SCORE CARD
Corey
Bowen
James
Ralston
Boundary: Amin Chehade
Sean Burton
Matthew Nicholls
Jason Moore
Goal: Shannon Riggs
Daniel Hoskin
A. GLENELG
B. NORWOOD
League
C. NORTH
D. STURT
1st
E. PORT
F. CENTRAL
2nd
3rd
G. WEST
H. SOUTH
4th
Points
PORT
CENTRAL
RESERVES: 11.05am, Saturday August 1 @ Alberton Oval
PORT
CENTRAL
Coach: Mark Tylor
Coach: Jeff Brown
3 MARDLING, Samuel .....
34 ERSKINE, Jordan .........
47 KULIKOWSKI, Daniel ...
2 HADDEN, Louis ............ 26 DUNNE, Thomas .......... 46 PORTER, Ryan .............
10 BARHAM, Jordan..........
35 MCINERNEY, Ryan .......
49 GRAY, Samuel ..............
4 WESTHOFF, Leigh......... 29 ALLOCCA, David ........... 50 FOLDESDY, Matthew .....
11 WATSON, Xavier ...........
36 SHARPE, Matthew ........
50 WALKER, Joshua ..........
8 HARDY, Justin .............. 31 BRADING, Sean ........... 52 VATER, Joshua .............
16 PHILLIPS, Matthew ......
38 SHANNON, Jay ............
51 WILKEY, Troy................
10 JENNER, Kyle .............. 32 WHITE, Nicholas .......... 53 CHRISTMANN, Aaron....
23 BECKMANS, Matthew ...
39 CLINCH, Michael..........
52 MADDEN, Nicholas.......
19 FRAIL, Mitchell ............ 33 HANNATH, Jack ........... 55 MENZEL, Daniel ...........
28 WEETRA, Isaac ............
43 NELLIGAN, Jack ..........
54 ROSE, Matthew ............
20 HENDERSON, Ricky ..... 39 NASON, Ben ................ 56 SECCAFIEN, Ned..........
29 FITZGERALD, Joel ........
45 WILES, Aaron...............
58 STOYANOFF, Ricky .......
24 WESTHOFF, Matthew .... 41 REICHERT, Corey ..........
30 HUGHES, Todd ............
46 GROVE, Corey ..............
59 LYCETT, Scott ..............
25 HABEL, Luke ............... 44 BARMBY, Luke .............
RESERVES UMPIRES
Field: Mark Barnett
David Sobieraj
Richard Harvey
Reserves
Boundary: Hayden Cook
Goal: Matthew Oxford
Stephen Jelfs
Thomas Sharpe
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Points
PORT
CENTRAL
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NO BROADCAST
WEST v SOUTH
Live scores at www.sanfl.com.au
2.00pm Saturday August 1 @ City Mazda Stadium
South Australia’s
only Football Show
Saturday afternoon on
Records 1907-2009
Minor Round
Finals
ALL ENCOUNTERS
@ City Mazda Stadium
Play
SA w
WA w
Draw
227
2
229
48
93
0
93
17
132
2
134
31
2
2
-
Encounters
All Recent Encounters - West has won 3
of last 5.
Recent @ City Mazda - South has won
2 of last 3.
Recent Results
Rd 1, Sat March 28 @ Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga
SOUTH
WEST
5.2
0.7
6.4
3.11
9.5
5.14
10.8.68
7.16.58
SOUTH BEST PLAYERS: B. WARREN, M. HANDBY, C. PARRY, D. WILLIAMS, J. TORNEY, M. SMITH.
GOAL KICKERS: B. WARREN 7, P. ROLFE, S. MCKERNAN, M. SMITH.
WEST BEST PLAYERS: D. CUPIDO, C. SCHMIDT, B. DAVIES, J. EZARD, B. MORAN, D. CAIRE.
GOAL KICKERS: B. FISHER 2, S. BLESING, D. CUPIDO, H. HARTLETT, B. FISHER, F. CARUSO.
2008
2008
2008
2007
2007
2006
2006
2006
26
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
20
9
3
19
10
22
11
3
Aug 16
May 24
April 12
Aug 12
June 9
Sept 2
June 17
April 15
@
@
@
@
@
@
@
@
Hickinbotham
City Mazda
Hickinbotham
Hickinbotham
City Mazda
Hickinbotham
City Mazda
Encounter Bay
SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 18 - LEAGUE FOOTY
West
West
South
West
South
South
South
South
12.18.90
11.14.80
9.11.65
19.14.128
17.16.118
23.16.154
16.15.111
21.13.139
d South
d South
d West
d South
d West
d West
d West
d West
3.8.26
8.10.58
9.7.61
10.14.74
8.11.59
11.13.79
12.11.83
12.11.83
by
by
by
by
by
by
by
by
64pts
22pts
4pts
54pts
59pts
75pts
28pts
56pts
WEST
SOUTH
Coach: Andrew Collins
Colours: Red and Black
Major Sponsor: Adelaide Galvanising Industries
Coach: Clay Sampson
Colours: Navy and White
No PLAYER
AGE
No PLAYER
HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES
GOALS
SG
G
B
1
CARUSO, Fortunato ......... 21 ...170 ....67 .... 14 ..... 15 .......................
2
EZARD, James ................ 23 ...180 ....77 .... 64 ..... 28 .......................
5
CUPIDO, Damian............. 27 ...183 ....98 .... 71 .... 117 ......................
6
ROWE, Gregory ............... 21 ...178 ....83 .... 15 ...... 2 ........................
7
BAILEY, Stephen ............. 28 ...183 ....85 .... 88 ..... 30 .......................
8
BLESING, Scott .............. 19 ...186 ....82 .... 15 ...... 2 ........................
Major Sponsors: Southgate Holden
Woodroffe Equipment
AGE
HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES
GOALS
SG
G
B
65 LOBBE, Matthew ............. 20 ...196 ....87 ..... 8 ....... 0 ........................
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
17
19
21
25
31
32
33
35
40
50
57
62
Rushed............................................................................................................................................
Rushed ............................................................................................................................................
10 CHAMPION, Wade ........... 25 ...193 ....96 .... 32 ..... 18 .......................
12 DAVIES, Bronik ............... 21 ...179 ....79 .... 14 ...... 7 ........................
13 CAIRE, Daniel ................. 21 ...176 ....76 .... 58 ..... 17 .......................
14 MUNN, Simon ................ 26 ...190 ....92 ... 103 .... 17 .......................
16 WILLITS, Ryan ................ 22 ...197 ....98 .... 75 ..... 68 .......................
17 HARTLETT, Hamish ......... 18 ...184 ....75 .... 10 ..... 11 .......................
19 FISHER, Benjamin .......... 23 ...182 ....75 .... 48 ..... 33 .......................
22 PIASENTE, David (VC) ..... 26 ...181 ....81 ... 117 .... 28 .......................
26 WEBB, Daniel ................. 19 ...196 ....88 .... 11 ...... 7 ........................
27 FERGUSON, Ryan (C) ...... 27 ...197 ....91 .... 34 ...... 8 ......1 ...............
28 BRICKNELL, Scott .......... 21 ...186 ....89 .... 23 ...... 3 ........................
31 THOMPSON, Kurt ........... 21 ...188 ....80 .... 12 ...... 1 ........................
32 BENNETT, Ryan .............. 21 ...185 ....96 ..... 8 ....... 8 ........................
34 SILVERLOCK, Taite .......... 18 ...179 ....80 ..... 3 ....... 2 ........................
38 MORRIS, Steven ............. 20 ...185 ....80 .... 24 ..... 11 .......................
42 BEECH, Jonathon ............ 18 ...187 ....83 ..... 9 ....... 3 ........................
LYONS, Nathan ............... 21 ...178 ....78 .... 10 ...... 6 ........................
CRATE, Jacob ................. 21 ...187 ....84 ..... 7 ....... 0 ........................
ELLIOTT, Sam ................. 22 ...183 ....74 .... 19 ...... 1 ........................
BOYD, James .................. 20 ...174 ....72 .... 38 ..... 11 .......................
CRABB, Bradley .............. 22 ...190 ....94 .... 30 ...... 1 ........................
THEWLIS, Josh ............... 25 ...187 ....90 .... 63 ..... 32 .......................
SMITH, Mathew .............. 28 ...180 ....84 .... 91 ..... 28 .....1 ...............
NEAGLE, Benjamin ......... 27 ...180 ....85 .... 82 ..... 18 .......................
TORNEY, Jason (C) .......... 32 ...186 ....84 .... 47 ..... 16 .......................
SANDERY, Mitchell.......... 23 ...177 ....80 .... 58 ..... 11 .......................
SPLITT, Alex ................... 21 ...184 ....81 .... 16 ...... 4 ........................
REDIGOLO, Tarak ............ 18 ...178 ....79 .... 26 ...... 6 ........................
FARMER, Mitchell ........... 20 ...180 ....77 .... 23 ...... 6 ........................
ROLFE, Peter .................. 20 ...182 ....87 .... 27 ..... 34 .......................
WARREN, Benjamin ........ 27 ...188 ....87 ... 140 ... 299 ....1 ...............
COCKSHELL, Adam ......... 22 ...199 ...102 ... 59 ..... 52 .......................
McKENNA, Nick ............. 21 ...192 ....95 .... 11 ...... 2 ........................
RYAN, Leigh ................... 25 ...195 ....95 .... 11 ...... 6 ........................
WILLIAMS, Dylan ............ 22 ...182 ....80 .... 54 ..... 31 .......................
HANDBY, Michael ........... 26 ...190 ....90 ... 135 .... 70 .......................
COOK, Myke ................... 19 ...185 ....82 .... 13 ...... 5 ........................
CARLILE, Anthony ........... 20 ...189 ....91 .... 12 ...... 0 ........................
MINNS, Chris ................. 21 ...185 ....81 ..... 4 ....... 1 ........................
LEONARD, Michael ......... 20 ...194 ....88 ..... 0 ....... 0 ........................
VEIDE, Jake .................... 19 ...187 ....77 ..... 7 ....... 6 ........................
All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals. ‘SG’ Indicates State Games played..
LEAGUE UMPIRES
LEAGUE SCORE CARD
Boundary: Ryan England
Blake Emmins
Brad Fisk
Field:
Tim
Pfeiffer
Dennis
Russell
A. GLENELG
B. NORWOOD
League
1st
E. PORT
F. CENTRAL
2nd
G. WEST
H. SOUTH
3rd
4th
Points
WEST
Goal: Steven Paunovic
Rory Smith
Craig
Fleer
C. NORTH
D. STURT
SOUTH
RESERVES: 11.05am, Saturday August 1 @ City Mazda Stadium
WEST
9 LANGFORD, Tom ..........
35 FISHER, Braydn ...........
55 KINAL, Alexander .........
11 ANDERSON, Ryan ........
39 BLESING, Ryan ............
56 BOUNDY, Jesse ............
21 ROWE, Jeremy .............
40 JOSE, Matthew.............
58 HEINTZE, Brett ............
23 KRAKOUER, Myles .......
43 GREEN, Shannon .........
60 LAURIE, Jesse .............
24 MARTIN, Matthew ........
45 CHRISTIE, Dean...........
63 SMITH, Sam ................
25 LUDERS, Scott ............
51 SUKKEL, Daniel ...........
64 SCOTT, Alex .................
29 WARD, Michael ............
52 SHEARER, Michael ......
30 FIELKE, Aaron .............
54 BROWN, Scott .............
RESERVES UMPIRES
Field: Russell Lindner
Mathew Oates
Mark Hardham
SOUTH
Coach: Nathan Grainger
5
14
18
22
27
29
30
36
40
BOYD, James ...............
REDIGOLO, Tarak .........
FERGUSSON, Nicholas .
GUGLIOTTA, Michael ....
BROOKSBY, Keegan .....
HATELEY, Thomas ........
SCHMIDT, Lee .............
MURPHY, Nicholas .......
CARLILE, Anthony ........
Reserves
Boundary: Nicholas Kyle
Matthew Zacher
Tim McKechnie
Goal: James Gwydir
George Diakomichalis
41
42
44
45
48
50
51
52
54
1st
Coach: Tony Burgess
REEVE, Neil .................
CAUDLE, Thomas .........
BUTLER, Thomas .........
BOLLENHAGEN, Justin
ROSIER, Matthew.........
MINNS, Chris...............
BARNES, Rigby ............
TREVENA, Daniel .........
GILL, Brendan..............
2nd
3rd
55
56
57
59
60
62
63
BILLINGS, Thomas .......
BOYD, Timothy .............
LEONARD, Michael ......
CAESAROWICZ, Thomas
BOWD, Luke ................
VEIDE, Jake .................
DEVINE, Daniel ............
4th
Points
WEST
SOUTH
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ROUND RESULTS
BEST PLAYERS AND GOALKICKERS – ROUND 17
‘be active’ LEAGUE
Saturday, July 25
EAGLES
3.1
8.3
8.3
13.6
(84)
NORTH
1.5
2.7
7.11
9.13
(67)
Best – Eagles: A. GROCKE, J. RIMINGTON, J. ALLMOND, T. HENTSCHEL,
N. SALTER, T. CORBETT.
Best – North: R. SLOANE, D. CUNNINGHAM, J. ALLAN, R. ARCHARD,
C. ACKLAND, M. WRIGHT.
Goals – Eagles: N. SALTER 7, K. MCGREGOR 2, J. CHEEP 2, A. GROCKE,
M. GOLDSWORTHY.
Goals – North: C. ACKLAND 2, H. YOUNIE, D. WHITE, M. WRIGHT, M. MOTLOP,
P. DAVIS, B. SCHWARZE, C. THIELE.
Umpires: T. Pfeiffer, J. Ralston, A. Crosby.
Crowd: 2113 @ Woodville Oval.
NORWOOD
2.3
9.5
11.6
14.10
(94)
SOUTH
2.3
4.4
6.7
7.9
(51)
Best – Norwood: T. WEATHERALD, T. WALKER, B. ZORZI, P. PUOPOLO,
T. SCHULZ, N. JACKMAN.
Best – South: D. WILLIAMS, M. SANDERY, J. THEWLIS, B. NEAGLE,
A. COCKSHELL, M. COOK.
Goals – Norwood: T. WALKER 7, S. ROWE 3, J. DONOHUE, B. ZORZI, M. EVANS,
S. PHILLIPS.
Goals – South: B. WARREN, D. WILLIAMS, J. THEWLIS, M. COOK, L. SCHMIDT,
N. McKENNA, M. HANDBY.
Umpires: G. Fila, M. Cousins, C. Deboy.
Crowd: 2066 @ Coopers Stadium.
GLENELG
2.2
4.7
7.11
11.15
(81)
CENTRAL
5.4
8.5
11.9
12.9
(81)
Best – Glenelg: T. CRANSTON, J. MCCONNELL, T. ALLEN, C. HALL, B. MURPHY,
W. MILLS.
Best – Central: S. DUTSCHKE, I. CALLINAN, C. O’SULLIVAN, D. SCHELL,
M. SLADE, E. SANSBURY.
Goals – Glenelg: J. MCCONNELL 3, T. GRIMA 2, L. PANOZZO, L. BUTTON,
R. O’GRADY, A. FISHER, C. HALL, B. KANE.
Goals – Central: S. DUTSCHKE 4, D. SCHELL 2, C. O’’SULLIVAN 2, I. CALLINAN
2, M. SLADE, E. SANSBURY.
Umpires: R. Williams, T. Philp, T. Dey.
Crowd: 4551 @ Gliderol Stadium.
STURT
4.5
6.10
15.11
19.15 (129)
PORT
0.1
0.3
2.3
5.7
(37)
Best – Sturt: J. CUBILLO, L. CRANE, P. FITTOCK, J. TRENGOVE, M. COAD,
S. MCGLONE.
Best – Port: D. ELSTONE, D. STANLEY, K. HALL, J. PERKINS, Z. KIRKWOOD,
S. SUMMERTON.
Goals – Sturt: B. CHAMBERS 4, L. CRANE 3, B. VASSAL 2, J. SHEEDY 2,
C. EVANS 2, J. PLANT, T. GUM, J. JOHNCOCK, M. COAD, M. JAENSCH, R. HERRING.
Goals – Port: M. LOKAN 2, D. ELSTONE, K. BEARD, J. PERRY.
Umpires: S. Hay, C. Bowen, C. Fleer.
Crowd: 3611 @ House Brothers Oval.
RESERVES
NORTH
16.10 (106)
EAGLES
5.10 (40)
Best – North: D. CLARKE,
G. GALLMAN, T. PFEIFFER.
Best – Eagles: M. BANNER, A. JOLLY,
L. STAPLE.
Goals – North: T. BROWN 3,
W. THOMPSON 3, L. MCENTEE 2.
Goals – Eagles: L. STAPLE 2,
C. HICKS, J. BRUSNAHAN.
@ Woodville Oval.
GLENELG
18.14 (122)
CENTRAL
15.16 (106)
Best – Glenelg: M. LIEBELT,
J. FOSDIKE, J. KELLOCK.
Best – Central: A. SWITALA, J. GILES,
D. MENZEL.
Goals – Glenelg: M. DULDIG 3,
J. FOSDIKE 3, C. HITCHCOCK 3.
Goals – Central: D. MENZEL 3,
R. HENDERSON 3, S. BRADING 2.
@ Gliderol Stadium.
NORWOOD
14.11 (95)
SOUTH
10.13 (73)
Best – Norwood: A. KITE,
B. JEFFRIES, J. JUNIPER.
Best – South: S. ELLIOTT, C. MINNS,
M. LEONARD.
Goals – Norwood: A. KITE 5,
M. PANOS 2, T. BAUST 2.
Goals – South: K. BROOKSBY 3,
A. BAXTER 2, S. ELLIOTT.
@ Coopers Stadium.
PORT
11.14 (80)
STURT
8.17 (65)
Best – Port: M. PHILLIPS,
X. WATSON, D. BATSON.
Best – Sturt: A. TWOPENY, J. KAY,
C. SHARPLES.
Goals – Port: J. ERSKINE 3,
J. FITZGERALD 3, J. SHANNON 2.
Goals – Sturt: J. MCDONALD 2,
A. WILSON, A. TWOPENY.
@ House Brothers Oval.
GLENELG
11.12 (78)
CENTRAL
11.8 (74)
Best – Glenelg: N. BELFIELD,
N. CANE, M. SNOOK.
Best – Central: D. HAYDON,
J. SCHILLER, S. McKINNON.
Goals – Glenelg: N. CANE 3,
J. TREMBATH 3, L. HENDER 2.
Goals – Central: J. WITTWER 3,
J. WALDHUTER 2, A. FRY.
@ Hamra Homes Oval.
NORWOOD
12.11 (83)
SOUTH
7.11 (53)
Best – Norwood: J. MOSS, M. GRIGG,
J. GIANNINI.
Best – South: T. DAVIS-NEALE,
R. MCKAY, B. YEOMANS.
Goals – Norwood: S. HOFMEYER 2,
J. AISH 2, J. MOSS 2.
Goals – South: T. DAVIS-NEALE 4,
J. VIVAR, J. JOHN.
@ Coopers Stadium.
PORT
15.13 (103)
STURT
9.18 (72)
Best – Port: S. LYCETT,
B. ROBERTSON, S. GRAY.
Best – Sturt: B. ELLIS, B. HANSEN,
T. HUGHES.
Goals – Port: J. SOLLY 3, C. HOWELL
2, J. HAND 2.
Goals – Sturt: A. ECKERMANN 5,
L. GILES 3, A. SHEARWOOD.
@ Alberton Oval.
MACCA’S CUP
EAGLES
18.10 (118)
NORTH
7.10 (52)
Best – Eagles: B. LOWREY,
B. GRAHAM, A. POOLE.
Best – North: B. FIDGE, M. ROWE,
R. COLLINS.
Goals – Eagles: T. DALY 5, S. HARVEY
4, A. POOLE 2.
Goals – North: Z. MAKINS 2,
R. COLLINS, F. AL-SARAWI.
@ Prospect Oval.
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SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 18 - LEAGUE FOOTY
2009 SEASON SCOREBOARD
‘be active’ LEAGUE (Positions at the end of Round 17)
TEAM
P
W
L
D
Glenelg
15
12
2
1
Central District
15
11
3
Sturt
15
11
Eagles
16
North Adelaide
14
F
MACCA’S CUP (Positions at the end of Round 17)
A
Pts
%
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
Pts
%
1372 1136
25
54.70
Port Adelaide Magpies
15
13
2
0
1640
948
26
63.37
1
1446 1211
23
54.42
Glenelg
15
13
2
0
1637
957
26
63.11
4
0
1505 1022
22
59.56
Sturt
15
10
5
0
1529
899
20
62.97
8
7
1
1318 1419
17
48.15
West Adelaide
14
9
5
0
1326 1115
18
54.32
8
6
0
1199 1018
16
54.08
Central District
15
6
9
0
1117 1202
12
48.17
16
6
10
0
1231 1451
12
45.90
West Adelaide
14
5
8
1
959
1230
11
43.81
Eagles
Norwood
15
5
10
0
1264 1303
10
49.24
Norwood
15
6
9
0
1152 1700
12
40.39
Port Adelaide Magpies
15
4
11
0
1274 1449
8
46.79
South Adelaide
15
3
12
0
911
1401
6
39.40
South Adelaide
15
1
14
0
974
1523
2
39.01
North Adelaide
14
1
13
0
828
1698
2
32.78
F
A
Pts
%
RESERVES (Positions at the end of Round 17)
STANLEY H. LEWIS (Positions at the end of Round 17)
TEAM
P
W
L
D
Sturt
15
10
5
0
1451 1073
20
57.49
Eagles
16
10
6
0
1601 1204
20
Port Adelaide Magpies
15
10
5
0
1380 1410
Central District
15
9
6
0
1297 1180
Glenelg
15
8
6
1
1485 1195
North Adelaide
14
6
8
0
West Adelaide
14
6
8
South Adelaide
15
4
Norwood
15
3
LEAGUE
RESERVES
U/18s
TOTAL
Glenelg
1250
425
650
2325
57.08
Sturt
1100
500
500
2100
20
49.46
Central
1150
450
300
1900
18
52.36
Eagles
850
500
300
1650
17
55.41
Port
400
500
650
1550
1099 1002
12
52.31
West
550
300
450
1300
0
982
1218
12
44.64
North
800
300
50
1150
11
0
1057 1538
8
40.73
Norwood
500
175
300
975
11
1
938
7
38.95
South
100
200
150
450
1470
TEAM
2009 LEAGUE LEADING GOALKICKERS (Positions at the end of Round 17)
PLAYER
CLUB
GOALS
CHAMBERS Brant
Sturt
66
WARREN Ben
South
35
SALTER Nick
Eagles
33
GRIMA Todd
Glenelg
30
PERRY Joel
Port
29
WHITE Damon
North
28
ROWE Sam
Norwood
28
O’SULLIVAN Chad
Central
26
VLATKO Jamie
Norwood
25
KIRKBY Ruory
Glenelg
24
C
ongratulations to LILLYPOP47, this week’s
winner of the SA Lotteries footy tipping
competition.
LILLYPOP47 chose all winners from the SANFL
and AFL matches last week and missed the
17-point margin of the feature match (Eagles v
North) by one point.
LILLYPOP47 wins an iPod Shuffle, $50 voucher to
the Checkside Tavern, $50 variety pack from SA
Lotteries and double pass to an SANFL minor
round match.
The top 10 on the current leaderboard are:
Snake (155 points); Marty, Davey (154 points),
Doddy, Wasim, harrisburg, Chizz, Mick Church,
Kate Albrow (153 points), littlebayman
(152 points).
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2009 SANFL MATCH FIXTURE
ROUND 1
ROUND 6
ROUND 10
ROUND 15
ROUND 20
Friday 27 March
Norwood 15.12 (102) d Port 10.9 (69)
Saturday 28 March
South 10.8 (68) d West 7.16 (58)
Glenelg 13.15 (93) d Sturt 9.6 (60)
Central 10.14 (74) d Eagles 10.6 (66)
North bye
Saturday 2 May
Central 16.13 (109) d Norwood 17.6 (108)
Sunday 3 May
Eagles 15.11 (101) d North 14.9 (93)
Glenelg 14.17 (101) d South 11.9 (75)
Sturt 17.8 (110) d Port 10.8 (68)
West bye
Saturday 6 June
Norwood 15.19 (109) d Eagles 5.4 (34)
North 11.12 (78) d West 9.8 (62)
Monday 8 June
Glenelg 16.11 (107) d Port 8.9 (57)
Sturt 19.11 (125) d Central 6.4 (40)
South bye
Saturday 18 July
Sturt 22.14 (146) d Eagles 13.12 (90)
West 11.8 (74) d Central 9.12 (66)
Sunday 12 July
North 13.11 (89) d Norwood 5.10 (40)
Port 20.6 (126) d South 10.7 (67)
Glenelg bye
Saturday 15 August
North v Central.....................................P
Eagles v South .....................................T
Sturt v West ...................................... HB
Port v Norwood .....................................A
Glenelg bye
ROUND 2
Saturday 4 April
West 11.11 (77) drew Eagles 10.17 (77)
Central 19.15 (129) d North 15.11 (101)
Glenelg 17.13 (115) d Port 15.8 (98)
Sturt 14.16 (100) d Norwood 12.8 (80)
South bye
ROUND 3
Saturday 11 April
Eagles 15.16 (106) d Glenelg 10.16 (76)
North 16.14 (110) d Port 11.10 (76)
Norwood 21.10 (136) d South 7.7 (49)
Sturt 17.16 (118) d West 8.9 (57)
Central bye
ROUND 4
Friday 17 April
North 16.12 (108) d Norwood 11.7 (73)
Saturday 18 April
Central 22.17 (149) d South 11.12 (78)
Sunday 19 April
Eagles 15.13 (103) d Port 10.11 (71)
Glenelg 12.15 (87) d West 12.11 (83)
Sturt bye
ROUND 5
Saturday 25 April
Central 21.8 (134) d Glenelg 7.8 (50)
Eagles 11.4 (70) d South 5.11 (41)
North 7.9 (51) d Sturt 7.6 (48)
Sunday 26 April
West 12.12 (84) d Norwood 11.15 (81)
Port bye
ROUND 7
Saturday 9 May
Central 16.17(113) d West 8.3 (51)
Sturt 21.12 (138) d Eagles 11.5 (71)
Glenelg 11.13 (79) d North 11.8 (74)
Port 19.13 (127) d South 10.8 (68)
Norwood bye
ROUND 8
Friday 15 May
Glenelg 17.15 (117) d Norwood 8.8 (56)
Saturday 16 May
Sturt 16.17 (113) d South 5.6 (36)
West 12.15 (87) d Eagles 10.7 (67)
Central 18.9 (117) d Port 16.7 (103)
North bye
STATE GAME
Saturday 23 May
Western Australia 12.10(82)
d South Australia 12.9 (81)
ROUND 9
Friday 29 May
Sturt 14.9 (93) d Norwood 6.11 (47)
Saturday 30 May
Eagles 14.6 (90) d Central 11.9 (75)
West 11.8 (74) d Port 9.16 (70)
North 15.17 (107) d South 10.11 (71)
Glenelg bye
ROUND 11
Saturday 13 June
Glenelg 16.12 (108) d West 9.8 (62)
North 18.11 (119) d Sturt 4.6 (30)
Norwood 11.19 (85) d South 13.6 (84)
Central, Port, Eagles bye
ROUND 12
Friday 19 June
Glenelg 14.12 (96) d Sturt 8.6 (54)
Saturday 20 June
Port 16.14 (110) d Norwood 12.11 (83)
Central 12.8 (80) d North 6.13 (49)
Sunday 21 June
Eagles 13.11 (89) d South 10.8 (68)
West bye
ROUND 16
Saturday 18 July
Central 12.15 (87) d Eagles 11.10 (76)
North 12.9 (81) d West 7.9 (51)
Glenelg 8.21 (69) d Port 9.9 (63)
Sturt 14.16 (100) d South 14.8 (92)
Norwood bye
ROUND 17
Saturday 25 July
Eagles 13.6 (84) d North 9.13 (67)
Glenelg 11.15 (81) drew Central 12.9 (81)
Norwood 14.10 (94) d South 7.9 (51)
Sturt 19.15 (129) d Port 5.7 (37)
West bye
ROUND 13
Saturday 27 June
West 14.10 (94) d Norwood 11.9 (75)
Sunday 28 June
Port 15.4 (94) d North 10.12 (72)
Central 11.14 (80) d South 9.10 (64)
Glenelg 16.9 (105) d Eagles 11.5 (71)
Sturt bye
ROUND 14
Saturday 4 July
Central 17.10 (112) d Norwood 15.5 (95)
Sturt 22.9 (141) d West 7.3 (45)
Sunday 5 July
Eagles 19.9 (123) d Port 15.15 (105)
Glenelg 13.10 (88) d South 9.8 (62)
North bye
ROUND 18
Saturday 1 August
Glenelg v Norwood............................. GS
North v Sturt ........................................P
Port v Central .......................................A
West v South .....................................CM
Eagles bye
ROUND 19
Saturday 8 August
Norwood v Eagles ................................ C
West v Port ........................................CM
Sunday 9 August
North v Glenelg ....................................P
Central, South, Sturt bye
ROUND 21
Friday 21 August
Norwood v North (N) ............................ C
Saturday 22 August
Central v South ................................. HH
Sunday 23 August
Sturt v Glenelg .................................. HB
Eagles v West......................................W
Port bye
ROUND 22
Saturday 29 August
West v North......................................CM
Central v Sturt (N) ............................ HH
Sunday 30 August
South v Port ........................................ H
Glenelg v Eagles ............................... GS
Norwood bye
ROUND 23
Sunday 6 September
North v South .......................................P
Norwood v Central
C
Port v Sturt...........................................A
West v Glenelg ..................................CM
Eagles bye ..............................................
FINALS
Sunday 13 September
Elim & Qual Final
Sunday 20 September
1st & 2nd Semi Final
Sunday 27 September
Preliminary Final
Sunday 4 October
Grand Final
AAMI
AAMI
AAMI
AAMI
MATCH TIMES: • (N) - Night match • (T) - Twilight match, 4:30pm • Friday night matches (Coopers Stadium) - 7:40pm • Saturday night matches (Hamra Homes Oval) - 6:30pm
• Saturday, Sunday & Monday afternoon matches - 2:00pm
LEGEND: • AO - Adelaide Oval • A - Alberton Oval • C - Coopers Stadium, Norwood • CM - City Mazda Stadium, Richmond • EB - Encounter Bay • GS - Gliderol Stadium, Glenelg
• H - Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga • HB - House Brothers Oval, Unley • HH - Hamra Homes Oval, Elizabeth • P - Prospect Oval • T - Thebarton Oval • WA - Waikerie • W - Woodville Oval
BRAIN BENDERS
1. True or False. Peter Carey played in Glenelg’s 1973 premiership side.
2. Who was the first SANFL footballer to reach 300 games?
3. Who led the ruck for South in their 1964 premiership team?
4. Which club inflicted Sturt’s biggest ever loss of 160 points in 1990?
5. Name the North player who won the 1996 Magarey Medal.
6. Which field umpire officiated his 400th League match last week?
SPOT THE DIFFERENCE
ANSWERS:
1. M missing from the sponsor name on
the North player’s guernsey.
2. Logo removed from Norwood players
shorts.
7. Who was awarded the Fos Williams Medal in this year’s State Game?
8. Who was the first Bulldog to win a Magarey Medal?
9. True or False. Brett James has won Norwood’s Best and Fairest twice.
10. Who won the 1992 Jack Oatey Medal?
ANSWERS: - 1. True 2. Lindsay Head (West Torrens) 3. Peter Darley 4. North 5. Josh Francou 6. Richard Williams 7. Jade Sheedy 8. Gary
Window 9. False (three) 10. Nathan Buckley.
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SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 18 - LEAGUE FOOTY
3. ‘End’ upside down on football.
4. White band removed from Norths
players sock.
5. White SANFL logo removed from
North players shorts.
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