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ROUND ONE
GUERNSEYS OF THE GREATS - #1
Greg Anderson – Adelaide (Today worn by Jonathon Beech)
Ken Eustice - Central (Today worn by Isaya McKenzie)
Peter Marker – Glenelg (Today worn by Jack Kenny)
Don Lindner - North (Today worn by Marlon Motlop)
Walter Scott – Norwood (Today worn by Zac Richards)
Russell Ebert - Port (Today worn by Steven Summerton)
Jim Deane - South (Today worn by Brett Eddy)
Len Fitzgerald – Sturt (Today worn by John Greenslade)
Bruce McGregor - West (Today worn by Jack Agostino )
Fred Bills - Eagles (Today worn by Nick O’Brien)
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2016 SANFL RULE CHANGES HOW THEY WORK
CAP ON ROTATIONS
• Each team (League and Reserves) is entitled to make as
many as 60 interchanges in general play per match. They
can also make as many as three changes at each break,
effectively resulting in 69 per match.
• At Under-18 and Under-16 level, it is 60 rotations per
match exclusive of changes made at each break.
• Once the interchange cap has been reached all players
on the interchange bench must wear an SANFL
approved “Interchange Vest” which must be visible at all
times.
CAP ON ROTATIONS – PENALTIES
• By exceeding the interchange cap, it will result in a free
kick and 50m penalty being awarded to the opposition
Club AND the player entering the field once the
interchange cap is reached will be ordered to leave the
field with that player not able to be replaced; and
• A fine of $1500 for a first offence at League level ($750
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subsequent offence at League Level ($1500 for all other
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LAST POSSESSION OUT OF BOUNDS
• A free kick shall be awarded against a player who:
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without the football being touched by another player;
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by shepherding the football across the boundary line
where the football could have otherwise been touched.
HOLDING THE BALL – STRICTER INTERPRETATION
In 2016, there will be a clear directive from the SANFL
Umpiring Department regarding a stricter interpretation of
holding the ball, which is aimed at reducing stoppage (ballup stoppage) numbers.
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SEVEN MUST SEE MATCHES IN 2016
By Steve Barrett
STURT V WOODVILLE-WEST TORRENS
ROUND 1 @ PETER MOTLEY OVAL
All eyes will be on new Double Blues coach Marty Mattner
when he makes his senior coaching debut at the helm on
Easter Monday against the side that instigated Sturt’s horror
2015 free-fall.
Goalless at half-time in last year’s Round 8 clash at
Woodville, the Blues were held to their lowest-ever total
against the Eagles and didn’t fare much better in the return
bout at Unley five rounds later, held to just one first-half goal
in another listless defeat.
That Round 8 loss kicked off a stretch of nine defeats from
10 matches, giving Sturt no hope of backing up its finals
showing in 2014.
With a new-look side boasting plenty of recent AFL
experience, Mattner has an early opportunity to shine and
get one back on the Eagles.
NORTH ADELAIDE V NORWOOD
ROUND 2 @ PROSPECT OVAL
The chance to see prized recruits Lewis Johnston and
Luke Mitchell lining up together in attack will have Redlegs
supporters’ mouths watering.
North fans will be far less enamoured when the pair returns
to their former home to face their former side - donning
Norwood colours - in the Roosters’ first home fixture.
Injury restricted ex-Crow Johnston to just two League
NORWOOD V PORT ADELAIDE
ROUND 1 @ COOPERS STADIUM
Australian football’s oldest, grandest rivalry kicks off
Season 2016 of the SANFL IGA League under lights on
Good Friday Eve before a typically bumper crowd at The
Parade.
Between them, the Redlegs and Magpies have claimed
a whopping 66 (or almost half ) of the 133 League
premierships won in this State, have played each other
almost 300 times (some 50 more match-ups than the
famous Collingwood-Carlton rivalry) and in 15 Grand
Finals (more than Collingwood-Carlton and CarltonEssendon combined).
Port’s most recent flag, back in 1999, came courtesy
of a nail-biting eight-point Grand Final win against
Norwood, while the Legs’ most recent pennant, their
‘three-peat’ capping 2014 triumph, arrived thanks to a
heart-stopping four-point win over the old rival.
The rivalry has been rather one-sided recently with
Norwood claiming 17 of the past 21 match-ups, a stat
the Magpies will be keen to reverse.
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WEST ADELAIDE V WOODVILLE-WEST TORRENS
ROUND 5 @ ADELAIDE OVAL
The traditional Grand Final rematch on Anzac Day
is always a momentous occasion and Adelaide Oval
will be buzzing when the two best teams from last
year square off in the season’s biggest non-finals
blockbuster.
West coach Mark Mickan and Eagles boss Michael
Godden are friendly rivals, having played together
briefly for the Bloods in the ‘90s, while Mickan also
coached the Eagles in 1998-99.
Friendships will be put aside on the holiday
Monday though.
West will be out to maintain alpha-dog status and
prove last September’s stunning, drought-breaking
September run was no fluke, while the Eagles, the
form team for the majority of 2015 before getting
blown away by the Bloods in the decider, will be
keen to seek retribution.
games in 2015 and his switch from Prospect to The Parade,
finalised in January, wasn’t exactly super-smooth.
Johnston is joined by 198cm, 98kg Mitchell who, despite
North’s struggles last season, was unable to crack a League
berth and played in the club’s losing Reserves Grand Final
before clearing his locker.
If Johnston and Mitchell get hot and start inflicting
damage on the Roosters, who won just a single game last
year, expect them to cop some heat, both on the field and
from the Grog Squad diehards.
CENTRAL DISTRICT V ADELAIDE
ROUND 9 @ MY MONEY HOUSE OVAL
Although brief, there’s history between these two clubs and it’s spicy.
Many Bulldogs followers were annoyed when ex-Central
superstar Ian Callinan was named as the Crows’ inaugural
SANFL captain.
Their mood wasn’t helped much either when Callinan
skippered Adelaide to its first-ever SANFL win - a thumping
one at that, by 52 points over the Dogs at Elizabeth in
early 2014.
Callinan has now retired but the Crows ensured they
won’t be rising up the popularity pecking order at Central
after talking six-time premiership legend Paul Thomas
into unexpected retirement to work for the Crows as a
development coach.
The reception of Thomas, Central’s longest-serving captain,
will be interesting.
And then there’s Crows draftee Wayne Milera, who booted
three goals for the Dogs in last year’s First Semi-Final win
over Port.
If Milera puts together a match-winning performance
against his old side, more sparks will fly.
SOUTH ADELAIDE V CENTRAL DISTRICT
ROUND 17 @ HICKINBOTHAM OVAL
For all but two hours of last season, South Adelaide had
a mortgage on a second successive finals berth, with the
only proviso being that the Panthers had to hold off the
visiting Bulldogs at Hickinbotham Oval in the last minor
round game.
Central, which had been outside the five all year,
finished 2015 with a flurry and spoiled South’s plans with
a seven-point win, pinching the fifth finals berth from the
Panthers’ clutches in an eleventh-hour heist.
South, a 2014 Preliminary Finalist, watched on
frustratedly as the giant-slaying Dogs proceeded to oust
reigning Grand Finalists Norwood and Port in successive
finals at Adelaide Oval before tackling West for a spot in
the decider.
The Panthers were left thinking “that could have been
us”, not only by losing that last match, but earlier in May
when the two sides played out a draw, during which
South held a six-point lead that was erased in the dying
seconds when Central’s Chris Jansen bombed a goal from
outside 50m.
For the Panthers, this meeting will be about redemption.
For the Bulldogs, opportunity.
GLENELG V PORT ADELAIDE
ROUND 20 @ GLIDEROL STADIUM
If you’re in the Edward Rix Stand or around the northern
concourse near Rugless Terrace, keep an eye out for Tigers
great Graham Cornes when he watches son Chad - who grew
up living and breathing all things yellow-and-black - coach
at the Bay for the very first time.
Unlike Graham though, who played and coached three
flags with Glenelg during his long, decorated association,
Chad will be a visitor at Brighton Road.
The enemy, in fact.
The ultimate enemy, steering the ship for the Magpies,
Graham’s sworn nemesis over several decades.
Work commitments permitting, younger brother Kane will
be in the home team’s coaches box in his new development
role, attempting to plot Chad’s downfall in unison with Bays
coach Matthew Lokan, who played 112 SANFL games for
Port from 2002-11.
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A minute with...
Who has the best nickname at the
club and what’s the story behind
it? Nick Amato is the Chone, it’s a
nickname that has been past
through the club for the player
that rate themselves
Is there anything special about the
number you wear? Some past great
players of the club have worn
number 5
You’re down to your last $50, what
do you spend it on? Give it to Michael
McMahon and let him do his thing
What is at the top of your bucket
list? Going sky diving and traveling
the world
Cameron Craig
North Adelaide
Nickname and how you got it:
Craigy, everyone in my family has it
What’s your specialty meal to cook?
A chicken wrap/sandwich
What is your biggest fashion
mistake? A plain white Cotton On
singlet from 2003
What is the funniest sledge you’ve
heard on the field? When I got called
‘a slice of Devon’ by an opposition
supporter during the 2006 Grand Final
in the Riverina Footy League (NSW)
Do you have any pregame rituals
or superstitions? None, more of a
routine just packing my bag
If a movie was made about your
life, which actor would play you
and why? Kevin Dillon (AKA Johnny
Drama) because we are both battlers
You’ve just won the lottery, what is
your first purchase? Pay off Mum and
Dad’s mortgage back in Wagga
Wagga
Luke Habel
Central District
What is your favourite football
memory? 2006 and 2008
premierships for Ganmain GrongGrong Matong
Nickname and how you got it: Harbs
or Flea (Gowans twins)
If you could recruit any player
from the SANFL into your team,
What is your most embarrassing
sporting moment? Got a massive
falcon a few years ago
Your house is on fire and you only
have time to save three things,
what are they? My dog, laptop
and wallet
What’s your coach’s favourite
saying? “Train to win”
Which of your teammates is most
likely to…
- Take their top off at unnecessary
times? Cohen Thiele or Jacob
Fisher
- Avoid paying when you go out?
Mitch Clisby
- Look at himself in the mirror after
a weights session? Nick Amato or
Stephen Tahana
- Make a fool of himself on a
Saturday night? Jono Hayes
who would it be and why? Michael
Chippendale – Norwood. Very underrated, good ball user, can play both ends
What is something your teammates
may not know about you? I’m a big
fan of jigsaw puzzles
What is your perfect Saturday night?
A few beers after a win
If you could only eat one meal for
the rest of your life, what would it
be? Steak and veggies
Which of your teammates has…
- The best banter? Luke Barmby
- The worst banter? Caleb Edmead
(Pommy cricket fan)
- The worst haircut? Josh
Richardson
- The worst fashion sense? Myself or
Tim Meulendyks
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Macca’s Cup Competition
Whilst games are only just commencing the players have
been training hard for months in preparation. The Talent
Department once again tested 50 players from each SANFL
club’s Centre of Excellence program with some outstanding
results posted.
Beep
Below are the top performers in some of the physical tests
undertaken and then also each club’s average and how they
rank against the other clubs in each specific test.
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No.
Club
Name
Surname
Shuttle
Level
No.
Club
Name
Surname
Result
1
Sturt
Sam
Hargreaves
16
3
1
West
Steve
Burton
2.84
2
Eagles
Jacob
Wehr
16
1
2
Sturt
Aiden
Musolino
2.88
3
Central
Ryan
Hoklas
15
9
3
Glenelg
Patrick
Davies
2.90
Agility(s)
No.
Vertical Jump (cm)
Club
1
Name
Sturt
Surname
Michael
Ortiz
Result
Collier
80
2
Eagles
Sam
McKay
78
McCabe
7.93
3
South
Bradley
Borrillo
8.01
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74.8
58.7
63
75
71
1.12
1.85
3.11
8.62
12
West
180.6
74.1
55.0
63
74
71
1.08
1.82
3.10
8.73
12
12
5
Sturt
182.5
75.0
51.4
64
79
72
1.12
1.85
3.10
8.47
13
4
South
180.1
74.9
61.2
63
75
70
1.13
1.86
3.13
8.64
12
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Norwood
182.3
73.8
53.3
63
77
71
1.12
1.85
3.12
8.57
13
5
North
179.6
74.8
59.4
64
77
71
1.11
1.84
3.10
8.56
12
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180.7
72.3
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75
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1.13
1.86
3.11
8.55
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179.9
71.3
54.3
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71
68
1.10
1.84
3.13
8.80
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180.8
73.9
56.0
62.3
75.3
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1.11
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Club
Eagles
Run L VJ Run R VJ
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5
5
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5
5
5
6
7
5
1
1
3
7
8
Sturt
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
5
2
1
2
South
6
2
8
4
5
7
7
7
8
5
6
Norwood
2
6
2
5
3
4
5
6
6
4
1
North
8
3
7
2
2
2
3
2
1
3
7
Glenelg
4
7
4
7
4
6
8
8
4
2
4
Central
7
8
3
8
8
8
2
3
7
8
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SCOTT TO MAKE LEAGUE DEBUT AT 29
By Peter Argent
A
fter a career that has included
the full gambit of experiences,
Scott McMahon will make his
SANFL League debut in the Easter
Monday opening round clash for Sturt
against his former club.
The Woodville-West Torrens junior
never made the senior side during
his time as an Eagle; before North
Melbourne snapped him up with pick
38 in the 2005 Rookie Draft.
Nevertheless, the 29-year-old is rapt
to be back in South Australia with his
wife and family and is looking forward
to the 2016 campaign at Unley.
“Playing with Sturt this season, a part
of my role is to look after the back line
for our senior coach, Martin Mattner,”
McMahon explained to the SA Football
Budget.
“We have a super young group at
Sturt.
“I am the oldest by three years, the
next (oldest) on the track is Brodie
Martin at 26.
“The average age of our squad this is
about 21.
“From a personal perspective my
body is good, after a knee surgery post
the ’15 season.
“Having not seen very much of
SANFL football for the past 10 years
at all, I keen to find out the difference
between SANFL and VFL football now.”
Despite this Round 1 clash being his
first League appearance, there is no
questioning McMahon’s experience.
His first couple of years with the
Kangaroos were tough and included
a stint in the VFL reserves with Port
Melbourne and the 2006 with the
Tasmania Devils.
But finally, after some hard toil,
McMahon broke through for an AFL
debut against Carlton in Round 8 of
2007, collecting 13 possessions.
In just his fifth senior appearance,
he enjoyed a Rising Star nomination
against Richmond and by the end
of the season had played in three
AFL finals matches, including the
Preliminary Final loss to Power at AAMI
Stadium.
Photo: Peter Argent
After 16 games in his initial season,
McMahon played 13 in his second year
at North, continuing as a regular senior
player between 2009 and 2012, playing
his 100th AFL in the Round 18 contest
of the last of those four seasons.
Over the past two seasons however,
the Yorke Peninsula native played just
six senior games at the Kangaroos
finishing with a total of 124 matches.
McMahon’s personal disappointment
of having his AFL journey come to
an end has been a positive for Sturt,
bringing experience, toughness and
leadership to the group.
Double Blues Football Manager
Shane Grimm sees McMahon as among
the best 10 players who will don the
Sturt jumper this year.
“He is a senior experienced footballer
who is primed to have an impact on
our competition immediately,” Grimm
said.
“Being from an AFL system, he’s vocal
on the track and understands the
requirements of the game.
“Scott’s first training with us was the
final pre-Christmas session.
“He’s in good condition and has
signed a two-year deal to play with us,
but we are hoping he’ll be around for at
least a couple of years after that.
“Our senior quartet, including Scott
has already impacted on the squad.
“Scott wanted to and it’s looking for
opportunities to get into the coaching
side of the game.
“He has a mentoring role and will
watch vision with our defenders this
year, but primarily we looking for him
to be a key player, predominately in
defence.”
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Driving may well be the most
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because of its everyday nature, many
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what they can do to help reduce road
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The Game Changer program looks at
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local area.
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THE LOWDOWN ON SEASON 2016
LEAGUE
• All 10 clubs to receive four byes
across a 22-round season next
year. This enables the League to
start the season on the Easter
Weekend, and to play the Grand
Final on the Sunday before the
AFL title-decider.
• Two matches on Good Friday for
the first time, with a blockbuster
Round 1 planned for the IGA
League in 2016. Traditional Good
Friday combatants South Adelaide
and Glenelg will again do battle,
and Central District will host North
Adelaide simultaneously from
2.10pm on Friday March 25.
• SA Football Hall of Famer Graham
Cornes will coach the West End
State Team against the VFL at
Adelaide Oval on Sunday May 29.
OTHER GRADES
• The Under-18 Macca’s Cup
schedule includes a
competition-wide bye in Rounds
12 and 13 to
accommodate the AFL Under-18
National Championships.
• The best Reserves players in the
competition will have the chance
to represent the SA Under-20
side against the McDonald’s SA
Under-18 team in a curtain-raiser
to the West End State Game at
Adelaide Oval on Sunday May 29.
• On some occasions, fans of SANFL
clubs will have the opportunity
to watch three of their teams in
action on one day at the same
venue. For example, a triple
header has been scheduled
between Norwood and South at
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July 2. The Reserves from
11.25am, the League at 2.10pm
and the Under-18 Macca’s Cup
contest will be played under
lights, starting at 5pm.
WOMEN’S FOOTY
• The annual SANFL Women’s
All-Star match will be played as a
curtain-raiser at Adelaide Oval.
• Plans are progressing for a
team based in Adelaide for the
inaugural AFL National Women’s
Competition from as early as 2017.
• A new SANFL Junior Girls
competition has also been
introduced, with clubs able to
nominate teams for Under-8,
Under-11, Under-13 and Under-15
grades. This will provide a
genuine pathway through to the
new SANFL Girls Competition
(Under-14 and Under-16) and
SANFL Elite Women’s programs.
• E xperienced mentor Narelle
Smith has been reappointed as
the Senior Women’s State coach
for 2016. Having guided South
Australia to a hard fought victory
against the Northern Territory
last year, Smith has been at the
Croweaters’ helm since 2013. An
Assistant coach with Melbourne’s
Women’s AFL side in 2015,
Smith will combine her State
commitments with her new role as
Glenelg Reserves assistant coach
this year.
• South Australia’s Senior Women’s
side will tackle
New South Wales in a curtainraiser for the AFL clash between
Adelaide and St Kilda at Adelaide
Oval on Sunday June 5.
• South Australia’s best U18 female
footballers are set to benefit
from a relationship with the
Port Adelaide Football Club. The
Croweaters’ underage cream of
the crop – to be coached again by
Bill Economou and SANFL Female
Talent Manager Emma Gibson
– will have access to the elite
facilities used by the Power’s AFL
squad at Alberton.
SANFL JUNIORS
• Channel 7 and McDonald’s have
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seen as many as 34 clubs and
more than 270 teams signing up
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ROY LAIRD
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COACH SINCE
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NORTH
2:15pm Friday 25th March @ My Money House Oval
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Central
Coach: Roy Laird
North
Colours: Red, White and Blue Coach: Josh Carr
No
PLAYER
AGE
5
KAVANAGH Elliot
22 ...185 .. 75 .....0 ......0 ...................... 1
20 ...197 .. 90 .....0 ......0 ...................... 2
4
20 ...189 .. 78 .....0 ......0 ......................
5
20 ...188 .. 82 ....14.....6 ......................
6
26 ...192 .. 93 ....46.....9 ......................
8
29 ...181 .. 82 .. 152 ..81..................... 9
29 ...183 .. 86 .. 162 113 ................... 10
18 ...180 .. 73 .....1 ......1 ...................... 11
25 ...175 .. 74 ....25.....5 ...................... 14
24 ...185 .. 81 ....75....36..................... 15
19 ...183 .. 90 .....4 ......0 ...................... 17
19
23 ...185 .. 80 ....15....10.....................
21
27 ...175 .. 75 ....90....77.....................
25
23 ...182 .. 70 ....33.....8 ...................... 26
21 ...175 .. 73 ....39.....9 ...................... 27
26 ...193 .. 91 ....72....20..................... 29
22 ...203 .. 90 .....0 ......0 ...................... 30
23 ...196 .. 95 .....7 .....11..................... 31
28 ...180 .. 81 ....73.....9 ...................... 32
35
26 ...191 .. 91 ....57.....4 ......................
36
27 ...195 .. 91 .....0 ......0 ......................
41
19 ...180 .. 72 ....13.....6 ......................
50
23 ...180 .. 75 ....42.....1 ...................... 52
6
FORT Fraser
7
HOLMAN Nicholas
8
JANSEN Christopher
9
TEMPLETON Jacob
10 JENNER Kyle
11 GOODREM Trent (C)
16 DEW Brendan
18 O’BRIEN Jackson
20 HOSKIN Justin
21 FURNELL Jordan
22 STEVENS Thomas
25 HABEL Luke
26 HANNA Sam
28 SCHILLER Travis
29 COLLIER Tom
30 FORT Darcy
33 HILL Dallas
44 BARMBY Luke
45 PRIOR Matthew
48 RUMBELOW Mark
52 PRESBURY Kyle
54 HAYDON David
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G
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Rushed ............................................................................................................................
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PLAYER
AGE
HT
WT
GP
GK
G
B
MOTLOP Marlon
ANDERSON Joe
BARNS Alexander
CRAIG Cameron
McKENZIE Jordie
GROVE Corey
McDONOUGH Matt
CLISBY Mitchell (C)
DE LEONARDIS Sam
THRING George
AMATO Nicholas
HARVEY Mitchell
HENDER Lewis
SPINA Alexander
WUNDKE Samuel
WILKIE Callum
McMAHON Michael
VIRGIN Michael
THRING Max
SHANNON Jay
RYSWYK Leigh
DINHAM Nicholas
CRAIG James
TEASDALE Luke
JARMAN Ben
OLEKALNS Maris
25 ...180 .. 80 ....49....20.....................
27 ...188 .. 88 ....87....13.....................
22 ...198 .. 98 ....18....15.....................
21 ...187 .. 88 ....30.....1 ......................
25 ...186 .. 82 .....0 ......0 ......................
26 ...195 . 100...23....17.....................
22 ...180 .. 86 .....0 ......0 ......................
26 ...182 .. 77 ....54.....5 ......................
21 ...181 .. 88 .....7 ......3 ......................
27 ...182 .. 80 .. 106 ..41.....................
21 ...177 .. 78 ....68....47.....................
20 ...197 .. 98 ....38....45.....................
22 ...187 .. 91 ....37....39.....................
20 ...181 .. 75 ....30....16.....................
21 ...192 .. 88 ....10.....1 ......................
20 ...189 .. 86 .....6 ......3 ......................
21 ...185 .. 82 ....10.....9 ......................
23 ...179 .. 76 ....18.....4 ......................
24 ...174 .. 74 ....59....46.....................
26 ...182 .. 85 ....83....42.....................
31 ...179 .. 76 .. 181 177 ...................
23 ...196 .. 88 .....3 ......1 ......................
24 ...195 .. 98 ....78.....7 ......................
24 ...174 .. 79 ....22....12.....................
17 ...175 .. 70 .....0 ......0 ......................
18 ...179 .. 70 .....0 ......0 ......................
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All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.
Field: David Sobieraj
Boundary: Paul Williams
Goal: Mathew Wilson
Martin Elsegood
Andrew Crosby
Matthew Oxford
Matthew Herrmann
Christopher Cook
A. NORWOOD
B. PORT
C. SOUTH
D. GLENELG
E. CENTRAL
League
Central
North
F. NORTH
1st
G. WEST
2nd
H. ADELAIDE
3rd
I. STURT
4th
Points
J. EAGLES
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WIN RECORD
NORTH
CENTRAL
PLAYED
1
3
CENTRAL
9
0
8
NORTH
1
0
5
DR
Coach: Jeff Brown
Coach: Craig Brooks
14 RICHARDSON Josh.........
3
WANGANEEN Derick .....
17 BROWN Joseph ...............
7
CLINCH Michael ..............
8th
19 McCONNELL Brae ...........
12 CURNOW Mitchell ..........
4th
23 PETTITT Cohen ................
18 GREGG Joshua .................
24 THOMPSON Ethan .........
23 GORDON Sam ..................
27 BOYLE Jordan ...................
28 TAHANA Stephen ...........
34 COSTANZO Domenico ..
33 JACKA Liam.......................
35 BANKS Joshua..................
37 QUINN Mark .....................
36 COLEMAN Joshua...........
38 GRAHAM Jack ..................
37 BROADWOOD Kyle ........
39 BARON James ..................
38 SCHILLER Jarrod..............
40 SMITH Kieran ....................
42 HOEPNER Bradley...........
43 PATTERSON Wyatt ..........
43 PANAGIOTOU Tyson ......
44 LLOYD Billy ........................
46 GILLARD Nicholas ..........
45 HELYAR Blake ...................
47 DODD Connor..................
46 PARFITT Brandan ............
49 PORTER Tom .....................
48 FISHER Jacob ....................
50 BLENKIRON Matthew....
49 HAYES Jonathon .............
51 MATTERS Cameron ........
51 SCHMIDT Jordy ...............
55 WEAVER Dylan .................
53 VENNING Sam..................
56 LEHMAN Braydn..............
57 SWEET Jordon ..................
57 GRIFFITHS Joel ................
60 DAVEY Corey ....................
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ROUND 1 - LEAGUE SNAKES AND LADDERS
CENTRAL
NORTH
2016
2016
2015
2015
7th
5th
2014
2014
LAST THREE ENCOUNTERS
RD15 JULY 26 2015 @ PROSPECT OVAL
Central 11.8 (74) d North 8.15 (63)
RD10 JUNE 20 2015 @ PLAYFORD ALIVE OVAL
Central 18.17 (125) d North 4.2 (26)
RD18 AUG 23 2014 @ PROSPECT OVAL
North 18.6 (114) d Central 11.7 (73)
DID YOU KNOW
• Central defeated North in the first ever game at
AAMI (Rd 5 May 4 1974)
• For both clubs this is their first ever game played
on Good Friday
ROUND 1 - RESERVES SNAKES AND LADDERS
CENTRAL
NORTH
2016
2016
2015
2015
8th
3rd
2014
2014
4th
3rd
Field: Robert Kane Boundary: Adam Spratt
Sam Ashcroft
Michael Schramm
Mitchell Harris
Reserves
Central
Norwood
Glenelg
North
1st
2nd
Goal: Simon Bollmeyer
Bradley Hammer
3rd
4th
Points
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2016 SANFL IGA LEAGUE - NORWOOD V PORT
2016 SANFL IGA LEAGUE - SOUTH V GLENELG
7.40pm Thursday 24th March @ Coopers Stadium
Broadcast On: SANFL Website & SANFL App
2:10pm Friday 25th March @ Hickinbotham Oval
Telecast On: Channel 7
#legsport
Norwood
ROOCKE Kristian.......................... 51 .......... 20..........................
MITCHELL Luke ............................ 11 .......... 20..........................
PANOS Matthew.......................... 52 .......... 47..........................
JOHNSTON Lewis ....................... 43 .........100 ........................
BARTLETT Callum ....................... 28 .......... 32..........................
CACHIA Jaryd ............................... 19 ............3 ...........................
BAMPTON Peter .......................... 17 ............7 ...........................
FERREIRA Davin .............................3..............4 ...........................
PERSINOS Peter ........................... 42 .......... 39..........................
FORSTER Alex ............................... 43 ............1 ...........................
PHILLIPS Simon .......................... 127 ........193 ........................
BODE Jace (C) .............................. 141 ......... 16..........................
BAULDERSTONE Sam ............... 47 .......... 10..........................
WILSON Anthony........................ 34 .......... 26..........................
SUCKLING Mat ............................. 75 .......... 21..........................
WEBBER Timothy ........................ 98 .......... 17..........................
PASCOE Lachlan ............................0..............0 ...........................
JEFFERIES Ben .............................. 81 .......... 15..........................
DAWE Brady ................................. 137 ......... 66..........................
DENMEAD Brayden .....................0..............0 ...........................
FULLER Matthew......................... 58 .......... 18..........................
DONOHUE Josh.......................... 124 ........136 ........................
KIRWAN Andrew ......................... 50 ............2 ...........................
GEORGIOU Alexis (C)................. 96 ............1 ...........................
LEVICKI Patrick ............................. 15 ............2 ...........................
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SUMMERTON Steven (C) ...........178 ........129 ........................
MITCHELL Kane..............................26 ..........21 .........................
GRAY Thomas ...................................9.............3 ..........................
MASTERS Sidney............................16 ...........1 ..........................
SHARRAD Louis..............................30 ...........8 ..........................
REYNOLDS Luke..............................7.............3 ..........................
BUTCHER John................................52 ..........79 .........................
CORCORAN Thomas .....................0.............0 ..........................
O’SHEA Cameron...........................26 ...........8 ..........................
STEWART Paul.................................62 ..........30 .........................
AMON Karl ........................................32 ..........22 .........................
TOUMPAS Jimmy...........................10 ..........11 .........................
ROSS Jonathon ................................2.............0 ..........................
AUSTIN Logan .................................10 ...........2 ..........................
BIEMANS Anthony ........................31 ..........16 .........................
COLQUHOUN Sam .......................26 ...........8 ..........................
JOHNSON Aidyn .............................0.............0 ..........................
HOWARD Dougal ..........................12 ...........6 ..........................
BYRNE-JONES Darcy ....................38 ...........2 ..........................
PALMER Jess ....................................19 ..........18 .........................
YOUNG Aaron .................................40 ..........27 .........................
HOUSTON Dan ................................0.............0 ..........................
HEWETT Cameron .........................0.............0 ..........................
YOUNG Robert................................23 ..........18 ......................... .
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EDDY Brett ................................... 51 .......123........................
FIELDS Tom.................................. 35 ..........1 ..........................
SECCULL Brede .......................... 38 ........ 15 .........................
CRABB Bradley (C).................... 144.........5 ..........................
OVERALL Samuel ...................... 17 ........ 17 .........................
LIDDLE Nicholas ....................... 116....... 57 .........................
DANIEL Nathan ......................... 124....... 45 .........................
HAREN Benjamin....................... 32 ........ 22 .........................
IRRA Emmanuel ......................... 26 ........ 14 .........................
REDIGOLO Tarak ........................ 98 ........ 13 .........................
GOTCH Xavier ............................ 105....... 24 .........................
DE VISSER Cameron ...................9 ...........6 ..........................
CROSS Joel ................................ 101....... 63 .........................
BARNES Rigby ..............................0 ...........0 ..........................
HEASLIP Benjamin ......................5 ...........2 ..........................
HITCHCOCK Cameron ............. 38 ........ 65 .........................
RANKINE Matthew.................... 48 ........ 26 .........................
BASS Daniel ................................. 68 ........ 18 .........................
SCHWARZ Nic ............................. 17 ..........4 ..........................
TAYLOR Scott .............................. 36 ..........5 ..........................
CAILOTTO Alex .......................... 27 ..........3 ..........................
GULDEN Adam........................... 31 ........ 16 .........................
VEIDE Jake ................................... 91 ........ 60 .........................
Glenelg
Coach: Chad Cornes
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Coach: Ben Warren
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Coach: Matthew Lokan
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ALLEWAY Clint .............................. 160 ........284 ........................
SNOOK Matthew ...........................43 ..........14 .........................
BRADLEY Andrew (C) ..................94 ..........17 .........................
AGNEW Bradley..............................74 ..........12 .........................
REINBRECHT Dylan.......................31 ..........15 .........................
McFARLANE Riley ..........................23 ..........12 .........................
MILERA Terry....................................37 ..........47 .........................
NASON Ben ......................................39 ..........27 .........................
JOHANSEN Jake .............................35 ..........35 .........................
SCOTT Joshua .................................28 ..........29 .........................
RIOLI William....................................13 ..........12 .........................
SELLAR James .................................66 ..........52 .........................
PROUD Max .....................................43 ..........12 .........................
HOWARD Christian .......................16 ...........5 ..........................
CURRAN Christopher ...................52 ...........8 ..........................
McGINTY Warrick...........................66 ...........8 ..........................
KIRKBY Ruory................................. 163 ........266 ........................
O’KEEFFE Rhys ................................33 ..........13 .........................
SUMNER Tim.....................................2.............0 ..........................
MONTGOMERY Harley................12 ...........0 ..........................
SAWFORD Ben ................................15 ...........6 ..........................
KOSTER Josh .....................................0.............0 ..........................
NICHOLSON Carl ...........................30 ..........16 ......................... .
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2016 SANFL IGA LEAGUE - WEST V ADELAIDE
2016 SANFL IGA LEAGUE - STURT V EAGLES
2:10pm Saturday 26th March @ City Mazda Stadium
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2:10pm Monday 28th March @ Peter Motley Oval
Broadcast On: Life FM 107.9
#westafc
West
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Coach: Mark Mickan
GP
GK
G
B
AGOSTINO Jack ...........................5 ........... 0..........................
O’BRIEN Zachary .........................0 ........... 0..........................
HARDY Justin .............................. 97 ........101 .......................
SILVERLOCK Taite ...................... 80 .........70 ........................
SCHMIDT Chris (C) ................... 105........16 ........................
HELBIG Bradley .......................... 16 .......... 4..........................
TUCK Travis .................................. 56 .........46 ........................
FIELKE Aaron.............................. 129.......122 .......................
STEVENS Kaine........................... 37 .........31 ........................
PILLION Thomas ..........................0 ........... 0..........................
CAIRE Daniel .............................. 184........24 ........................
HILL Logan................................... 86 .........17 ........................
WILLITS Ryan ............................. 160.......110 .......................
GREEN Shannon ....................... 103........56 ........................
MIDDLETON Mason ................. 22 .........21 ........................
SLATTERY Tyson ........................ 47 .........20 ........................
WASLEY-BLACK Errin ............... 22 .......... 4..........................
WEBB Daniel .............................. 100........75 ........................
KLEMKE Benjamin.......................4 ........... 0..........................
CUA Joey ........................................0 ........... 0..........................
McPHERSON Tyler.......................0 ........... 0..........................
SCHILLER Joshua....................... 47 .........11 ........................
VICK Harry ......................................0 ........... 0..........................
FAVRETTO Nicholas ....................4 ........... 0..........................
JOHNSON Oliver..........................1 ........... 0..........................
SCOTT Alex ....................................2 ........... 0..........................
RYAN Joshua .................................0 ........... 0..........................
BURGESS Chris .............................0 ........... 0..........................
NOONAN Conor ..........................0 ........... 0..........................
TURNER Brett ................................0 ........... 0..........................
KARPANY Kenneth......................0 ........... 0..........................
Adelaide
PLAYER
1
2
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8
15
20
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25
28
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47
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50
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58
59
62
63
BEECH Jonathon .......................... 129 .......148 ........................
CROUCH Brad ............................. 26 .......... 2..........................
KNIGHT Riley ............................... 23 .........14 ........................
GRIGG Mitchell ........................... 46 .........37 ........................
HARTIGAN Kyle .......................... 25 .......... 1..........................
GREENWOOD Hugh ...................0 ........... 0..........................
ATKINS Rory ................................. 29 .........11 ........................
OTTEN Andrew ........................... 42 .........12 ........................
CAMERON Charlie .......................7 ..........11 ........................
CHENEY Kyle..................................7 ........... 0..........................
ELLIS-YOLMEN Cam................... 44 .........24 ........................
MENZEL Troy .................................9 ..........14 ........................
SHAW Sam.................................... 17 .......... 2..........................
WIGG Harrison ............................ 15 .......... 3..........................
GORE Dean .................................. 12 .......... 4..........................
DEAR Harrison ..............................4 ........... 7..........................
DOEDEE Tom .................................0 ........... 0..........................
LOWDEN Luke............................. 13 .........14 ........................
McGOVERN Mitchell ................. 11 .........15 ........................
O’BRIEN Reilly ............................. 17 .......... 5..........................
HENDERSON Ricky .................... 24 .........22 ........................
RAMSEY Keenan ........................ 17 .........14 ........................
KELLY Jake .................................... 27 .......... 2..........................
WITTWER Josh ............................ 13 .......... 1..........................
SPENCELY Matthew .................. 18 .........13 ........................
LINDSAY Tyson .............................2 ........... 0..........................
CASTREE Brock ........................... 12 .......... 3..........................
CAREY Luke (C) ........................... 23 .......... 1..........................
HEFFERNAN Trent .......................2 ........... 0..........................
SPRIGGS Scott...............................5 ........... 0.......................... .
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GK
G
B
Coach: Martin Mattner
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PLAYER
1
3
5
6
7
8
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21
23
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30
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41
43
54
GREENSLADE John .................... 67 ...........22 .........................
CAREY Henry ..................................0..............0 ..........................
HONE Joshua ................................ 21 ...........15 .........................
HANSEN Benjamin ..................... 56 ...........58 .........................
EVANS Fraser................................. 76 ...........29 .........................
STEPHENS Jack ............................ 56 ............8 ..........................
KIRKWOOD Zane (C) ................ 123 ..........50 .........................
MARTIN Brodie............................. 73 ...........48 .........................
WILSON Patrick ............................ 16 ............1 ..........................
EVANS Mark................................... 54 ...........72 .........................
McMAHON Scott...........................0..............0 ..........................
BEARD Kory .................................. 102 ..........36 .........................
HARMS Thomas ........................... 45 ............8 ..........................
COULSON Bradley ........................0..............0 ..........................
BATTERSBY James ...................... 46 ...........11 .........................
PAGE Guy ........................................ 58 ...........12 .........................
LIENERT Jarrod...............................6..............1 ..........................
OSBORN Jack ................................ 16 ...........15 .........................
GILFOY Rune ...................................1..............0 ..........................
PARRELLA Andre ...........................0..............0 ..........................
SAMBLICH Sean ............................1..............0 ..........................
CROCKER Matthew .................... 53 ...........14 .........................
RILEY Aidan ................................... 50 ...........15 .........................
PAPROTNY James .........................1..............0 ..........................
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Eagles
Coach: Heath Younie
No
Live scores at www.sanfl.com.au
GK
G
B
Coach: Michael Godden
No
PLAYER
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
16
18
19
20
22
24
29
34
35
36
44
45
46
52
O’BRIEN Nick ................................... 0 ............0............................
APPLETON Matthew .................21 ...........5............................
JARRAD Luke ................................214.........74 ..........................
PETRENKO Jared ..........................67 ..........17 ..........................
WUNDKE Michael .......................110....... 101 .........................
HAYES Nick .....................................20 ..........15 ..........................
RAYMOND Phil ..............................98 ..........10 ..........................
BOYD James ..................................140..........9............................
HALL Chris.......................................99 ..........81 ..........................
ALLMOND Jarred ........................107.........43 ..........................
AINGER Andrew ...........................89 ........ 123 .........................
BORHOLM Marc ...........................59 ..........23 ..........................
McGREGOR Lachlan ...................38 ..........60 ..........................
REDDEN Jarrad..............................47 ..........17 ..........................
THOMPSON Luke (C)..................96 ..........11 ..........................
WHITTLESEA Tom ......................... 9 ............6............................
SUMMERTON Jake ....................... 2 ............0............................
ROWLAND Sam ............................. 4 ............0............................
GOLDSWORTHY Matt...............126....... 134 .........................
WOODS Rhys .................................. 0 ............0............................
SINOR Joe ......................................... 9 ............1............................
YARRAN Nicholas .......................... 0 ............0............................
VON BERTOUCH Jake ................39 ...........1............................
GIUFFREDA Patrick (C)..............116..........4............................
ELLIS Giles ........................................ 3 ............0............................
POOLE Angus ................................47 ..........20 ..........................
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GK
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2016 SANFL RESERVES
1
13
14
17
19
22
25
27
29
32
33
RICHARDS Zac .................
AUCIELLO Dylan .............
NUNN Matthew ...............
BOWER Mac ......................
FORSTER Tom ...................
MILLER Joshua .................
PISANI Darcy ....................
LLEWELLYN Ryan ............
BALDASSO Steven .........
HUPFELD Lyndon ...........
PETER Lachlan .................
Coach: Russell Godson
34
35
40
41
44
45
47
48
52
56
VINEY Harrison ................
CROSS Harry .....................
GIANNINI Anthony.........
PITMAN Jake ....................
CARTER Mitchell .............
DERHAM Thomas ...........
ZENI Adam ........................
LODOVICI Christopher..
VILLIS Alex.........................
MOZURAS Jack ................
FL
AN
BS
LU
C
M
A G PI E
S
Norwood
DELAIDE FOOT
BA
RT A
LL
PO
C
4.55pm Thursday 24th March @ Coopers Stadium
Port
8
HAWKINS Zachary ..........
9
Coach: Mark Clayton
45 TYLOR Sam........................
STENGLE Anthony ..........
47 MILLER Keanu ..................
16 DAVIDSON Sean..............
49 ROADS Samuel ................
19 HOLLINGWORTH-
51 SMITH Mitchell ................
HUGHES Ciaran ...............
52 BARREAU Lochie .............
20 WILLIAMS Jackson .........
55 DIXON Kyran.....................
22 PHELPS Thomas ..............
58 MORGAN Djye .................
23 AGIUS Keiran ....................
59 RUSSO Tommy-Lee ........
28 COOPER Jack ....................
60 STUART Cassius ...............
39 FOSTER Jack .....................
62 WHEADON Tai..................
42 PROUDE Levi ....................
65 GLOVER Ben .....................
11.25am Fri 25th March @ Hickinbotham Oval
South
Glenelg
Coach: Adam Blakely
Coach: Andrew Bruce
AH CHEE Roland .............
37 MOYLE Alexander...........
1
KENNY Jack .......................
40 EDWARDS Ben .................
12 DARROU Ben ....................
38 JOLLY Tom .........................
9
BAILEY Darcy ....................
41 VITKUNAS Ziggy .............
22 DURDIN Luke ...................
41 NICHOLS Hayden............
11 WOOLARD Bryce ............
46 KENNEDY Samuel ...........
25 STEFFE Peter.....................
42 ELLISON Codey ...............
16 HARDER Luke ...................
47 CHRISTOPHER Sean.......
27 NEWELL Richard..............
46 McMAHON Jackson .......
23 EARL Lachlan ....................
51 CHALMERS Elliot .............
28 GIDDINGS Joshua...........
47 FAIRLIE Connor ................
24 RAIKIWASA Aisea ............
53 McKAY Jack .......................
31 KERIN Patrick ....................
49 KOKKINAKIS Panaioti ....
27 HILL Damien .....................
55 MAY Corey .........................
28 GALLEY Michael ..............
58 MERRETT Matthew ........
32 BARTRAM Rhys ................
52 SZUST Cody ......................
29 MERRETT Bradley ...........
61 YATES Jack .........................
34 BROWN Tyson ..................
53 DOMINISH Matthew......
36 SCHARENBERG Jonty ....
62 HOSIE Lachlan .................
36 ANDERSON Jake .............
59 BROOKS Ned ....................
37 McINTYRE Timothy ........
2
11.25am Mon 28th March @ Peter Motley Oval
Sturt
Eagles
Coach: Steve Symonds
Coach: Scott Mathews
2
WIECH Sebastian ............
39 SLIMMING Steven ..........
4
RAYMOND Matthew ......
40 HAYES Luke .......................
4
CALABRESE Christian ....
40 HANSEN Mackenzie .......
14 GAFFNEY Jack ..................
41 SMITH Lachlan .................
18 YOUNG Lewis ...................
42 PANSINI Nicholas ............
17 PRESS Jackson .................
42 BAQERI Based ..................
22 HARGREAVES James......
44 JONAS Samuel .................
21 BATELY Nathan ................
43 CARDONE Damien .........
24 WILDMAN Campbell .....
45 HAREN Alex ......................
26 CAMPBELL Thomas........
47 GREEN Stuart....................
25 RAIKIWASA Aseri ............
47 HEINJUS Joseph ..............
28 PENFOLD Jack .................
48 BEARD Travis.....................
26 ENRIGHT Jack ...................
49 GEORGESON Andy.........
29 VOIGT Henry.....................
50 HABLJAK Josip.................
28 JOLLY Harrison.................
50 WESTBROOK Jake...........
34 MORIARTY James ...........
53 RUTAI Jonty.......................
32 HAYES Jack ........................
51 HOARE Luke......................
35 HAYES Riley .......................
55 COOMBES Michael .........
38 ELSWORTHY Jack ...........
55 ELLIS Brett .........................
37 HAYDEN Sam....................
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39 FIRNS Jack .........................
SANFL Reserves Report
Eagles achieve perfection
T
hings could hardly have gone
better for the Woodville-West
Torrens Reserves in 2015.
A perfect undefeated season, a
Reserves Magarey Medal and, of
course, a premiership.
Back-to-back premierships in fact.
The West Torrens twos in 1919 are
the only other side to match the
Eagles’ success at Reserves level and
just one team has gone through an
entire League season undefeated, Port
Adelaide’s 1914 “Invincibles” side. No
team has ever achieved the feat in the
AFL/VFL.
Coach Scott Mathews’ high-flying
side came close to falling at the final
hurdle however, as they were pushed
hard by the challenging Roosters on
Grand Final day.
The Eagles led by just four points
heading into the final term, and North
threatened to produce an enormous
upset, before the minor premiers broke
away late kicking the last three goals of
the match.
Midfielder Ethan Haylock collected
30 dispoals, 10 marks and seven
clearances on route to taking out
the Bob Lee Medal for best on
ground.
By Patrick Keam | Twitter @patkeam
However, as was the case all season, it
was a collective effort by the Eagles.
Captain and joint Reserves Magarey
Medallist Matthew Appleton had 21
touches and 11 clearances, while Sam
Rowland was everywhere with 26
disposals of his own, encapsulating the
midfield dominance that the Eagles
had all year.
Matthew Raymond was the leading
goal kicker on the ground with four,
while Alby Dunstan and Karl Muller
chipped in with two each.
For the Roosters, big men Alex Barns
and Mitch Curnow dominated the ruck
as they combined for 73 hit outs, but
the North on-ballers were not able to
take advantage.
Brandon Parfitt (18 disposals, six
marks) and Sam De Leonardis (17
touches, 11 tackles, eight clearances)
were both impressive, while Luke
Mitchell booted two second half goals.
Ultimately it wasn’t enough to halt
the charging Eagles on their way to
an undefeated season, where they
conceded a miserly 45.6 points per
game during the minor rounds.
As for the rest of the competition,
Port Adelaide played off against North
in the Preliminary Final and were
joined in the post-season by fellow
finalists Glenelg and Sturt.
Norwood narrowly missed the top
five, needing a win in the final round
against the Eagles to make the cut,
while South and West finished in
seventh and eighth respectively and
were a step behind the other sides for
most of the year.
Central almost had the
embarrassment of completing the
opposite of the Eagles’ achievement,
when they found themselves without
a win 12 games into the season before
a long awaited victory finally came at
home to West.
As season 2016 kicks off this Easter
Weekend, it is as difficult as ever to pick
between the nine teams competing in
the Reserves.
We can be sure that it will continue to
be a breeding ground for future stars.
To kick things off Norwood host old
rivals Port at the Parade, South and
Glenelg clash at Noarlunga,
the Bulldogs and the Roosters do
battle in the north and the Eagles
will start their quest for a third
successive premiership with a trip
to Sturt.
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From the Vault
A room full of stars, wide lapels, flared pants - and is that a skivvy? Right lads, we’re off to the disco!
Milestones
Chris Hall
100
games
Marlon Motlop
50
games
On the Sidelines
For a full list of injuries from the
end of the 2015 season, please
scan the QR code here.
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Footy Search-a-Word
E M I
Brain Benders
T L L U F T G N T M J N B M
S E T A V I
1. Which three Redlegs tied as Norwood’s leading
T O M T N M D O T D Y
R E B R V L H X N Y
E H D D E S B
J
J
I
goal kicker in 2015 and how many did they
T D G L N
each kick?
L B Y O K T N O D
2. West’s turnaround from 9th in 2014 to Grand
Final winners in 2015 was the biggest
improvement since when?
E S V I G N E L B A R U D A I Q M
H A L N S Q R K B
I
Y P W S R V S
C D I M R N G U E T G Z Y E T O T
N L A D D N I
S X H M I
T B R T U V J
S Y H Y M E O L
L M T
I
T
I
3. Which two Sturt spearheads announced their
retirements last year?
Y
M Q Z Y P S G V T N R P D P H T X
4. Which Central District player wears number 25?
B K T R Y H C G M K G O O Z N G Z
V M I
J
R X S
K N G M B N N U P N J
Y B Z T R W
G T B B X Q R L R L N N J
Y R L Y G Q N R D C I
J
R N D R Q J
T P T
Y N L X T M K J
WORMBURNER
CHEERS
DURABLE
HAIL
RUCKROVER
RAKING
DISCIPLINE
5. How many second quarters did North Adelaide
win in 2015?
I C X R R W R Q R L
6. Which side finished seventh on the ladder last
year?
B G E B
X X T Q Z D
7. In what year did Glenelg join the SANFL?
J N N Y G M T
Z N G Y E T D D T
SLINGSHOT
NOTORIETY
SOLID
HIT
NOISY
SPRING
FULLTIME
8. The Eagles Reserves went through the whole of
2015 undefeated, when was the last time a side
achieved this?
THIN SIDE
REPORTED
PLUG
DASH
MOTIVATE
CRUSH
Find the footy!
9. What year was the South Australian Football
Budget first published?
10. Which side led the League in scoring last year?
Puzzle & Brain Benders answers
can be found on page 30
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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TICKETING INFORMATION
Y
ou will notice something different when you go to
your SANFL IGA League game from this weekend.
SANFL have introduced barcoded entry to all
venues. This means members will no longer need to have
entry cards “clipped”, when you enter a game as it will be
scanned.
WHY HAVE WE DONE THIS?
Simply, we are moving with the times. However, tracking
member and supporter attendances across our grounds
will provide much more than a professional service to
attendees.
Through electronic ticketing, SANFL and our Clubs will
be able to;
• Better understand member attendance trends
• Crowd movements
• Engage better with members
• Better meet customer expectations
• Provide better data to partners
Developing new ways to bring fans to games,
including new membership categories and eventually
online ticketing.
You won’t need to do anything further with your card(s).
Just simply have the barcode scan when you arrive at
the game.
Of course, with any new system we might have a few
minor issues in the first couple of weeks. Please be patient
with the gate staff as they get to know the system better.
Of course, if you have any issues, please contact your card
or pass issuer to assist.
TIPSTERS – ROUND ONE
Nat
Bode
Former Australian
Netball Captain
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Norwood
Central
South
Adelaide
Eagles
Total: 0
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Courtney
Cramey
Darren
Lehmann
Steven
Marshall
Amelia
Mulcahy
2015 State
Captain
Australian
Cricket Coach
Opposition Leader
Channel 7
Norwood
North
Glenelg
West
Eagles
Total: 0
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Norwood
Central
South
West
Sturt
Total: 0
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Norwood
Central
South
West
Eagles
Total: 0
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Port
Central
South
West
Eagles
Total: 0
Mark
Soderstrom
Jarrod
Walsh
Channel 7
Nova 91.9
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Port
North
Glenelg
Adelaide
Eagles
Total: 0
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Norwood
Central
South
Adelaide
Sturt
Total: 0
Jay
Weatherill
Premier of
South Australia
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Port
Central
South
Adelaide
Eagles
Total: 0
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Mini League All matches to be played at half-time of the League match
Central v North Friday 25th March at My Money House Oval
Central - Angaston Football Club
IGA - Barrossa District Football Club
Norwood v Port - Thursday 24th March at Coopers Stadium
Today at Coopers Stadium we have Hectorville Football Club
representing both Norwood and IGA.
Angus Pfieffer
Charlie Smith
Izaak Stahr
Jacob Curtis
We would like to thank IGA for its ongoing support of the
IGA Mini League program.
Hamish Goss
Oliver Goss
Jed Bergman Darcy Brown
Matthew
O’Sullivan Devin Richmond Brodie Visser Zade Edwards
West - Participants from the WAFC
Development Zone
IGA - Port Noarlunga
Football Club
Tyler Hathaway
Rohan Carrotte
Elijah Wait
Ethan White
Kylie Marshall
Ethan O’Connor Jared Carrotte
Alexander Fawcett
Andrew Acitino
Huon Byrn-Ockeby
Archie Couch
Angus Augustin
Felix Brandt
Jedd Collins Jack Buchanan
Marley Lane Kipp Elsworthy
Liam Falkenburg
Liam Sibley
Neeve Reimann
Ryan Dickson
Connie Clarkson
West v Adelaide Saturday 26th March at City Mazda Stadium
South v Glenelg - Friday 25th March at Hickinbotham Oval
South Adelaide - Port Noarlunga
Football Club
Jacob Randall
Joe Clarkson
Jonte Reimaann
Jack Tovara Jayden Knight Angus Martin
Owen Palmer Daniel Mason
Troy Smart Lachlan Amos Jack Dobbins
Jesse Pannenburg Max Pannenburg Evan Cameron
Cian Crowley
IGA - Participants from WAFC
Development Zone
Taneesha Evers
Oscar CasserlyJones Finton Jones
Hudson Ayres
Jameson Ayres
Samuel O’Farrell
Finn Redman
Harrison Whenan
Dash Sylva Richardson Liam Whenan
Phoenix Bell
Sturt v Eagles Monday 28th March at Peter Motley Oval
Today at Peter Motley Oval we have Hahndorf Football Club representing
Sturt FC and Mount Lofty Football Club representing IGA.
We would like to thank IGA for its ongoing support of the IGA Mini League program.
2016 Season Scoreboard
2015 STANLEY H. LEWIS TROPHY STANDINGS
IGA LEAGUE (Positions at the end of Round 19)
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
TEAM
League
Reserves
U/18s
TOTAL
Eagles
18
16
2
0
1392 1001
58.17
32
Eagles
1600
900
800
3300
Port
18
13
5
0
1489 1178
55.83
26
Norwood
1100
450
700
2250
West
18
11
7
0
1634 1342
54.91
22
Port
1300
575
-
1875
Norwood
18
11
7
0
1276 1221
51.10
22
West
1100
200
300
1600
Central
18
9
8
1
1328 1246
51.59
19
South
950
325
150
1425
South
18
9
8
1
1215 1169
50.96
19
Sturt
600
475
350
1425
Adelaide
18
8
9
1
1662 1408
54.14
17
Glenelg
450
475
450
1375
Sturt
18
6
12
0
1333 1507
46.94
12
North
100
500
700
1300
Glenelg
18
4
13
1
1386 1735
44.41
9
Central
950
150
150
1250
North
18
1
17
0
957
33.91
2
Adelaide
850
-
-
850
1865
RESERVES (Positions at the end of Round 19)
Macca’s Cup (Positions at the end of Round 18)
TEAM
Eagles
P
18
W
16
L
2
D
0
F
1960
A
1030
%
65.55
Pts
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
32
Eagles
16
16
0
0
1458
730
66.64
32
Port
16
9
6
1
1217
1229
49.75
19
Sturt
17
9
7
1
1185
1256
48.55
19
North
16
8
6
2
1250
1072
53.83
18
Norwood
16
9
7
0
1201
1048
53.40
18
Glenelg
17
8
8
1
1471
1362
51.92
17
North
18
14
4
0
1858
883
67.79
28
Norwood
18
14
4
0
1487
946
61.12
28
Glenelg
18
9
9
0
1283
1398
47.86
18
Sturt
18
7
11
0
1122
1639
40.64
14
West
18
6
12
0
1262
1410
47.23
12
South
16
6
9
1
1061
1084
49.46
13
Central
18
3
15
0
968
1662
36.81
6
West
16
2
12
2
965
1458
39.83
6
South
18
3
15
0
1039
2011
34.07
6
Central
16
2
14
0
1016
1585
39.06
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The Road Ahead
ROUND 1
ROUND 6
ROUND 11
ROUND 16 – INDIGENOUS ROUND
ROUND 21
Thursday March 24
Norwood v Port
Friday March 25
Central v North
South v Glenelg
Saturday March 26
West v Adelaide
Monday March 28
Sturt v Eagles
Saturday April 30
Central v Norwood
MMHO
Sunday May 1
North v Glenelg
P
South v Adelaide
H
Sturt v Port
PMO
Bye: Eagles & West Adelaide
Sunday June 12
Norwood v Adelaide
CS
Eagles v Central
MT
Port v Sturt
A
Monday June 13
Glenelg v North
GS
Bye: South Adelaide & West Adelaide
Saturday July 16
Central v Sturt
MMHO
Sunday July 17
Glenelg v Adelaide
GS
Norwood v North
CS
Port v Eagles
A
Bye: South Adelaide & West Adelaide
Sunday August 21
West v Adelaide
BO
Eagles v Glenelg
MT
Port v Norwood
A
Sturt v North
PMO
Bye: Central District & South Adelaide
ROUND 2
ROUND 7
ROUND 12
ROUND 17
ROUND 22
Sunday April 3
Adelaide v Port
Glenelg v West
North v Norwood
South v Eagles
Bye: Central District & Sturt
Friday May 6
Glenelg v Eagles
Saturday May 7
Port v West
South v Norwood
Sunday May 8
North v Adelaide
Bye: Central District & Sturt
Saturday June 18
South v Port
Norwood v Central
Sunday June 19
Glenelg v Sturt
North v West
Bye: Adelaide & Eagles
Saturday July 23
Eagles v Adelaide
MT
South v Central
H
Sturt v West
PMO
Sunday July 24
Glenelg v Norwood
GS
Bye: North Adelaide & Port Adelaide
August 27
Central v West
MMHO
Norwood v Eagles
CS
South v Adelaide
H
Sturt v Glenelg
PMO
Bye: North Adelaide & Port Adelaide
CS
MMHO
HO
CM
PMO
MO
GS
P
H
GS
A
H
P
H
CS
GS
P
ROUND 3
ROUND 8
ROUND 13
ROUND 18
Saturday April 9
Port v North
Sunday April 10
Sturt v Central
Eagles v Adelaide
South v West
Bye: Glenelg & Norwood
Saturday May 14
Eagles v Port
Glenelg v Central
Sturt v South
West v North
Bye: Adelaide & Norwood
Saturday June 25
Central v Adelaide
MMHO
Eagles v South
MT
West v Glenelg
CM
Sunday June 26
Sturt v Norwood
PMO
Bye: North Adelaide & Port Adelaide
Saturday July 30
Eagles v Sturt
North v Central
West v South
Sunday July 31
Port v Adelaide
Bye: Glenelg & Norwood
ROUND 19
PMO
MT
H
MT
GS
PMO
CM
ROUND 4
ROUND 9
ROUND 14
Friday April 15
Norwood v Glenelg
CS
Saturday April 16
Central v South
MMHO
Sunday April 17
Eagles v North
MT
West v Sturt
CM
Bye: Adelaide & Port Adelaid
Friday May 20
Norwood v West
Saturday May 21
Central v Adelaide
Sunday May 22
North v Sturt
Port v South
Bye: Eagles & Glenelg
Saturday July 2
Central v Port
Eagles v West
North v Adelaide
Norwood v South
Bye: Glenelg & Sturt
ROUND 5
STATE GAME
Friday April 22
Norwood v Sturt
CS
Sunday April 24
Glenelg v Adelaide
GS
Port v Central
A
Monday April 25
West v Eagles
AO
Bye: North Adelaide & South Adelaide
Sunday May 29
South Australia v Victoria
CM
MMHO
P
A
AO
ROUND 10
Saturday June 4
Eagles v Norwood
Port v Glenelg
South v North
Sturt v Adelaide
West v Central
MT
A
H
PMO
CM
MATCH TIMES (N) - Night match Thursday Friday
night matches: Gliderol Stadium - 7:10pm Coopers
Stadium - 7:40pm
Saturday, Sunday & Monday afternoon matches:
Berri Oval, Hickinbotham Oval, Prospect Oval - 1:10pm
Adelaide Oval, Gliderol Stadium - 1:40pm Alberton Oval,
City Mazda Stadium, Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval,
My Money House Oval, Peter Motley Oval - 2:10pm
Friday afternoon matches: Mannum Oval - 1:40pm
My Money House Oval & Hickinbotham Oval - 2:10pm
Puzzle Answers
Brain Benders: 1. Michael Newton, Peter Persinos
and Simon Phillips (17) 2. South 1964 3. Michael
Coad and Matthew Duldig 4. Luke Habel 5. One
6. Adelaide 7. 1921 8. West Torrens Reserves 1919
9. 1914 10. Adelaide (92.3 points per game)
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MT
P
CM
A
Saturday August 6
Central v Glenelg
Sunday August 7
North v Port
South v Sturt
West v Norwood
Bye: Adelaide & Eagles
MMHO
MT
P
CM
MMHO
P
H
CM
ROUND 15
ROUND 20
Saturday July 9
Adelaide v Sturt
TO
Glenelg v South
GS
North v Eagles
P
West v Port
CS
Bye: Central District & Norwood
Saturday August 13
Glenelg v Port
GS
Central v Eagles
MMHO
North v South
P
Norwood v Adelaide
CS
Bye: Sturt & West Adelaide
FINALS
Weekend of Saturday
September 3
(Times & Dates TBC)
Elimination Final
Qualifying Final
AO
AO
Weekend of Saturday
September 10
(Times & Dates TBC)
Semi Finals
AO
Weekend of Saturday
September 17
(Times & Dates TBC)
Preliminary Final
AO
Sunday September 25
GRAND FINAL
AO
LEGEND AO - Adelaide Oval A - Alberton Oval BO - Berri Oval CS - Coopers Stadium,
Norwood CM - City Mazda Stadium, Richmond GS - Gliderol Stadium, Glenelg
H - Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga MMHO - My Money House Oval, Elizabeth
MO - Mannum Oval MT - Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval, Woodville P - Prospect Oval
PMO - Peter Motley Oval, Unley TO - Thebarton Oval Key: bold – home team.
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