Finals Week 1

ELIMINATION/
QUALIFYING FINALS
WHO’S PLAYING
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QUALIFYING FINAL
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NORWOOD V STURT
Saturday, 30 August 2014 @ Adelaide Oval (4.40pm)
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ELIMINATION FINAL
SOUTH V EAGLES
Saturday, 30 August 2014 @ Adelaide Oval (7.40pm)
Sturt’s Levi Krause celebrates a goal during
their Round 16 win over North. Today the
Double Blues will embark on their first finals
campaign since 2010.
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NORWOOD v STURT
“Did You Know” Statistical Notes
• 1901 was a big year for both clubs, this was when Sturt played its first SANFL game and when Norwood made its home on The Parade.
• Since 1907 Norwood lead the all time head to head record 148-118-3 but Sturt have been more successful in finals 13-9. They are even at
Adelaide Oval 21-21.
RECORDS
NORWOOD
Highest Score
Lowest Score
Highest Losing Score
Lowest Winning Score
Biggest Winning Margin
32.10.202
2.3.15
20.14.134
4.12.36
148pts
STURT
(Rd2 Apr 18 1987 @FP)
(Rd4 May 17 1919 @Nw)
(Rd6 May 25 1940 @Nw)
(Rd11 June 5 1998 @Nw)
(Rd14 June 18 1995 @Ad)
27.24.186
2.8.20
19.9.123
5.6.36
127pts
(Rd18 Aug 16 1969 @Un)
(Rd16, July 20 2013 @Un)
(Rd19 Aug 6 1983 @Un)
(Rd8 July 2 1910 @Un)
(Rd18 Aug 16 1969 @Un)
SOUTH v EAGLES
“Did You Know” Statistical Notes
• With 49 wins from 63 games the Eagles’ 78% winning rate against South is the highest of any current head-to-head matchup.
• One of South’s first games in 1876 was against a team from Woodville.
RECORDS
EAGLES
Highest Score
Lowest Score
Highest Losing Score
Lowest Winning Score
24.19.163
4.11.35
14.8.92
8.14.62
(Rd1 April 7 2007 @ EB)
(Rd6 May 2 1997 @Nw)
(Rd10 May 21 1994 @Wd)
(Rd21 Aug 21 2011 @Nl
SOUTH
Biggest Winning Margin
114pts
(Rd6 May 5 2013@Wd)
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EVERY
RED
DOG
HAS HIS DAY
BY GORDON ARMSTRONG
H
e’s just 22 years old but already
South Adelaide’s Brent Macleod
has crammed a fair bit of life
experience into his football journey.
So far the game has taken the
dominating midfielder to three states.
Now he finds himself in a second stint
at Hickinbotham Oval and has become
a consistent and key member of the
Panthers’ 2014 on-field success.
Macleod has enjoyed representative
football with Vic County at under 15,
16, 18 and senior levels and a stint
with Geelong Falcons in the TAC Cup.
During his first spell at South in 2011
under coach Ron Fuller, Macleod see a
lot of team success although his own
efforts were handy, but the end of
2011 saw Macleod head back home
to Geelong.
“I was a bit overwhelmed at the end
of that season,’’ he said. “I just wanted
to go back home and refresh and
reassess. There were a few things
going on and I probably wasn’t ready
to go on.’’
After spending 2012 at home,
Macleod headed to Canberra in 2013
where he played for Tuggeranong
Hawks in the North East Australian
Football League.
Despite little team success Macleod
stood up as a playing assistant coach
to win the NEAFL’s NAB Rising Star
award. He was also judged the best
under 21 player at the Australian
Country Football Championships
in Wagga.
While that was good grounding for
the player tagged Red Dog, named by
one of his Geelong coaches after the
movie by the same name, a return to
South was gnawing away at him.
“You could say it was unfinished
business,’’ Macleod said. “I really
wanted to have another go. When I
came back I noticed a lot of things had
changed, a new coach, new players,
new staff.
“Under Ron (Fuller) it was a lot of
one-on-one accountability but with
Brad Gotch now it is a full ground
zone defence. It really is quite different
and everyone seems to be really
enjoying their footy.’’
Macleod’s improved fitness, where
he dropped about 12kg earlier this
season after enduring an-injury riddled
2013, has seen him enjoy a consistent
2014 with a team high average of 22.3
possessions per game, and 6.4 marks a
game and 23 goals from 18 games.
‘’Last year I couldn’t really train and
just played,’’ he said. “This year I got
my body right and it has made a
difference. Being a coach last year
didn’t faze me. Age is just a number, if
I see something I just go and do it, it
doesn’t worry me.’’
Not that Macleod or the team is
focusing on breaking the club’s
50-year premiership drought but he
said it would be nice to do something
good for the club and supporters.
“The boys met some of our 1964
premiership side when we played Port
Adelaide recently and that was good,’’
he said.
“We’re not thinking too far ahead but
you know it would be really good for the
community if we could do it (go top).
Everyone is on board with our game
plan and excited about the prospects.’’
Off ground, Macleod is flat out with
his business Macleod Landscape
Constructions and Maintenance where
he was recently awarded a contract
with SA Government department Fleet
SA to look after its grounds.
Living at Morphett Vale with partner
Layla, a nurse at the Royal Adelaide
Hospital, Macleod’s days are long with
travelling daily to work and training
several times a week.
“A few boys at the club have helped
me with work so that’s been good,’’ he
said. “We are all pretty chummy and
enjoy each other’s company.’’
Beyond 2014 it will be a case of wait
and see, says Macleod.
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FINALS FINALLY ARRIVE
BY PATRICK KEAM
A
fter 18 rounds, 90 matches, 360
quarters, 7,200 minutes, 2,084
goals and countless thrilling moments
the minor round is over and the most
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exciting of the year for South
Australian footy diehards is finally
here. The Finals.
We recap the results of each club
against their fellow finalists this year
and judge how they will fare in the
four weeks where legends are born
and history is made.
RECORD VS.
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FIVE
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6-2
NORWOOD
3-5
PORT
It comes as little surprise that the
minor premier Magpies boast the best
record against their finals counterparts
for 2014. The boys from Alberton were
able to record clean sweeps over Sturt
and Woodville-West Torrens while
splitting their matchups against
Norwood and South. Inevitably the
success of Garry Hocking’s men will
be influenced by which Power-listed
players are available, however, they
have shown themselves to be the
competition frontrunners for most of
the year. Anything less than a
premiership will be a disappointment.
NORWOOD
After a slow start to the season
where many questions where asked of
the Redlegs they responded by making
a dominant run to finish in second
spot. Won one and lost one to Port,
Sturt and South but were beaten by
the Eagles on both occasions which
could be playing on the Redlegs’
minds should they meet again. Some
doubts remain on whether Ben
STURT
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SOUTH
4-4
Warren’s gameplan can transfer over
to the bigger deck of Adelaide Oval
after they were beaten by North there
on Anzac Day.
STURT
Burst out of the blocks this year
winning four of their first five to set up
a successful season which culminated
in the Double Blues finishing a well
deserved third and securing the
double chance. Have shown
throughout the season that their best
footy can match anyone, Seamus
Maloney’s charges were able to split
their meetings with Norwood, South
and Woodville-West Torrens. Will be
wary of facing Port who beat them on
both occasions, however their second
meeting in Round 12 was a tight affair.
Lost three of their last five and seem to
have dropped behind the standard set
by Port and Norwood, however, they
play with a lot of heart and will not go
down without a fight.
SOUTH
Managed to split all meetings with
fellow finalists and were able to beat
EAGLES
4-4
Sturt, Port and the Eagles in recent
weeks. The Panthers are very well
drilled under Brad Gotch and look to
have hit form at the right time which
makes them a dangerous proposition
to face. Despite being in the top five
all year many predict South to be a
dark horse, any team who
underestimates the Panthers should
do so at their peril.
EAGLES
It has been an inconsistent season
for the Eagles in 2014, they were
beaten on both occasions by Port but
were able to overcome the Redlegs
twice along with splitting their
meetings with Sturt and South. May
be low on confidence after losing to
South, Sturt and Port in the second
half of the season along with losing
four of their last five games. The
advantage for the Eagles lies in coach
Michael Godden as he is the only
coach in the finals that has been there
before in the SANFL, which could
give him an edge over his first-year
counterparts.
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FINDING HIS WINGS
BY ROBERT LAIDLAW
P
ocket rocket is possibly the best
way to describe young Eagle
Angus Poole who is beginning to
make a name for himself at league
level after dominating the reserves in
recent years.
After topping the reserves Magarey
Medal count for the past two seasons
(albeit he was ineligible last season),
to some his performances have come
from nowhere, but it has been no
surprise to those at Oval Avenue.
Poole comes in at just 170cm and if
you think for a second this holds him
back you would be wrong, his high
work rate and ability to win the ball in
tight are the hallmarks of his game.
As a result of his size and courage,
many supporters liken Poole to former
Woodville West Torrens great Justin
Cicolella, who used to wear number 51
(Angus dons guernsey 52).
“I always admired ‘Cicca’, and he
had the same type of body as me, so
it’s natural to want to achieve what he
did out of footy,” the 20-year-old said.
“And current veterans like Luke
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Powell and Luke Jarrad are great
players to have as team-mates. I
love the way they never take a
backwards step.
“If anything, footy probably isn’t as
physical as it was, as it is more hot
and fast, whereas I don’t mind a bit
of contact.”
Originally from Kadina, where he
played all his junior footy before
progressing through the Eagles junior
squads, Poole played in a couple of
colts flags at home, including a best on
ground in a grand final, as well as
winning an association medal.
By 2010 Poole was already starting to
make a name for himself at the Eagles,
when in August he won MVP honours
in a Macca’s Cup game against
Central District, a year after
representing the state’s under 16s.
And then in 2012 the young gun won
the Reserves Magarey Medal, after
playing every game for the Eagles.
“It was nice to win but I would have
preferred to have played league footy,”
Poole said.
“And in 2013 I wasn’t too
disappointed about missing out on
the medal after being reported in a
league game.
“I remember my league debut
clearly, against Sturt in round one last
year, as we were something like five
goals down at half time and got up
and won.
“While I kicked a couple of goals, I
was a little disappointed with my first
kick, as it was a point. If it had been a
goal it would have been a nice stat.”
Last season the small forward, who
always runs through the middle, was
in and out of the league side with the
AFL players returning, which isn’t a
problem this season.
But he did play both of the Eagles
finals games in 2013, although losing
both was a disappointment.
“Finals footy is a different level, it’s a
lot quicker and intense,” Poole said.
“Now it’s about establishing myself
at league level. I’m more confident and
involved more, which makes it more
enjoyable to play.
“Playing in the AFL would be nice,
and if I was a bit taller it might have
helped. I just want a good career at
the club, and it would be great to play
in a SANFL premiership team.”
Poole comes from a sporting family.
His dad Richard played in a couple
flags with Paskeville, while his older
brother David played juniors at the
Eagles, and his mum was a softballer.
A duct-installer with an airconditioning sub contractor, Poole
enjoys his current lifestyle, although it
allows little time for socialising.
“The best thing about my job is
its flexibility to train and play footy,”
he said.
“There isn’t much free time with
work and football, as it seems I’m
training or home in bed, but I enjoy it.
“You only get 10-15 years in the
game, so my best advice to youngsters
coming through, work hard and enjoy
playing.”
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WHEN GOOD TECH TURNS BAD!
T
he World Cup introduced new
technology for goal scoring, which
picks up the three-dimensional
position of the ball.
According to reports, “when the
whole of the ball passes the goal line, a
vibration and optical signal is sent to a
watch worn by the referee in less than
one second, indicating that a goal
should be awarded.”
Personally I prefer the circus of a
goal review, running the replay back
and forth fifty times and the pleasure
of the uncertainty, despite the
technology. But that’s just me and may
explain why my parents sent me off to
boarding school at an early age.
My colleagues have suggested some
other technology we could introduce
to make the game more interesting:
Bank Robber Technology. If a
defender grabs the back of the jumper
of an opposition forward, a pink dye
squirts from the guernsey and covers
their hand, for all the world to see.
Bring Back The Bump. Two carmakers have developed inflatable
seatbelt technology. Let’s bring back
the bump but introduce mouthguards
that inflate on impact, as well as small
pillows worn behind the ears, that also
inflate on impact. (Think Prince
Charles you’ll get the idea.)
Fit Kit. Coaches might like this one:
clothes that tell the coach how hard
his players are trying! The AFP reports
that OMsignal has T-shirts fitted with
sensors woven directly into the fabric.
“The T-shirts are not only able to
process the usual vital-sign data
during a workout; they also connect
the user to the internet. The user’s
exercise statistics are relayed through
the sensors to a small black box,
clipped onto the product. From there,
the data transmits to a smartphone via
Bluetooth.” It would bring a whole
new element to the stats that coaches
keep – and heaven help the player
who has not put in 100%
Hologram Heroes. Introduce one
hologram player per side. It plays a
purely motivational role (for obvious
reasons). Can you imagine bringing
back Neil Kerley as a hologram! You
could program him to run around
yelling at opposition players. Or
Malcolm Blight repeatedly telling the
opposition ruckman that he’s
pathetic? Or Mark Williams sitting in
the opposition coach’s box tugging at
his tie?
Electric Shock Treatment. A couple
of guys in a workplace set up an April
Fools stunt which allowed people on
the internet to zap them with
electricity. Here’s how this could work
for footy. Like The Hunger Games,
every player’s name goes into a hat
and then we choose one player per
game, per week. When they make a
mistake, fans get to zap them. A
microwave set up could relay the Zap
Command to the player’s shorts,
which are fitted with electronic wires
(low voltage, of course). In the first year,
it could be trialled on the umpires?
Zapper Part Two. This has been
proposed for Phantoms that have far
too much time on their hand and need
to get zapped if they don’t hurry up
and find a real job.
Puzzle 17
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LAST WEEK’S RESULTS
IGA LEAGUE
North v Central (Prospect Oval)
North
18.6 (114)
Central
11.7 (73)
Crowd: 2,565
Eagles v West Adelaide
(Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval)
Eagles
21.5 (131)
West
10.8 (68)
Crowd: 1,684
Glenelg v Port Adelaide
(Gliderol Stadium)
Glenelg
13.14 (92)
Port
8.12 (60)
Crowd: 2,416
South Adelaide v Sturt
(Hickinbotham Oval)
South
14.3 (87)
Sturt
9.9 (63)
Crowd: 2,354
Norwood v Adelaide
(Coopers Stadium)
Norwood
18.12 (120)
Adelaide
8.17 (65)
Crowd: 2,728
RESERVES
MACCA’S CUP
Port
Glenelg
Sturt
South
Eagles
West
North
Central
Port
Glenelg
Sturt
South
Eagles
West
North
Central
20.20 (140)
7.12 (54)
10.9 (69)
8.7 (55)
21.8 (134)
6.6 (42)
11.6 (72)
13.4 (82)
19.9 (123)
10.14 (74)
24.10 (154)
6.10 (46)
20.10 (130)
11.6 (72)
16.21 (117)
7.3 (45)
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KIDS’ CORNER
BRAIN BENDERS
Footy Search-a-Word
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2. Name the legendary Sturt rover who coached
North from 1981 to 1992.
5. When North’s Ken Farmer kicked 123 goals in
1940 it made how many consecutive seasons
kicking 100 goals or more?
6. Who is the Reserves coach at the Port
Magpies?
7. How many clubs competed in the South
Australian senior competition in 1963?
8. Norwood finished the minor round as the minor
premier last year – how many Finals did they
play in?
9. Who coached the Eagles to its 2006 Grand
Final triumph?
10. Who was the inaugural coach of WoodvilleWest Torrens in 1991?
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MACCA’S CUP
COMPETITION
South Australia has eight inductees for the
next NAB AFL Academy intake.
All members of the victorious McDonald’s SA Under-16 side at this year’s AFL
National Championships, Jack Graham, Jonty Scharenberg and Steven Slimming
have all been selected in the Level 1 elite group. Five Croweaters will continue
their progression after being elevated to Level 2 of the NAB AFL Academy,
which has a revised structure in 2014/2015 due to the Australian Institute of
Sport’s decision to withdraw from the program.
NAB AFL ACADEMY – SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MEMBERS
Level 2
Ryan Burton (North Adelaide/PHOS Camden), Stephen Tahana (North Adelaide/
Gaza), Aaron Francis (West Adelaide/Loxton North), Tim Sullivan (Glenelg/Port
MacDonnell), Luke Partington (Port Adelaide Magpies/Tumby Bay).
Level 1
Jonty Scharenberg (Glenelg/PHOS Camden), Jack Graham (North Adelaide/Tea
Tree Gully), Steven Slimming (Sturt/Unley).
MACCA’S
CUP MVP:
JACK HAYES
(EAGLES)
Jack was the
dominant player
on the ground in
round 18, his
workrate and
second efforts
were outstanding. He had 25
possessions and took 13 marks, seven
of them contested. He also laid six
tackles, had eight hit outs and kicked
six goals.
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CALEB DANIEL
LUKE JARRAD
JACE BODE
Club: South Adelaide
DOB: 7/7/1996
Which player is most likely to
look at himself in the mirror after
a weights session? Brett Eddy or
Xavier Gotch
Out of your team mates who is
the biggest sledger on field? Lewis
Makepeace doesn’t mind saying a
word or two
If you could be invisible for a day
what would you do and why? Fly
to a tropical destination and cruise
around there for a bit
Who is your current celebrity
crush? Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
Favourite football memory?
Winning a couple of grand finals at
junior level
Most embarrassing sporting
moment? Getting smashed in my first
game against the Eagles on live
television
Favourite sporting quote? “It’s not
whether you get knocked down; it’s
whether you get up.”
If you could be one of your team
mates for 24 hrs who would it be
and why? I don’t know if I would
want to be any of them!
Which SANFL player do you
admire the most?
Nick Liddle
Who is your sporting hero?
Chris Judd
Which of your teammates is the…
Funniest: Alex Cailotto
Best-dressed: Bryce Damin
Worst-dressed: Brad Crabb
Most likely to post a selfie:
Brede Seccull
Fancies themselves a
celebrity: Nick Liddle, Brett Eddy
or Xavier Gotch
Club: Woodville West Torrens
DOB: 29/09/1983
Nickname and how you got it:
Flash, it just stuck one day at training
Toughest opponent: Leigh Ryswyk
Weirdest thing you have ever
eaten? Live shrimp
If you could switch lives with
somebody for one day, who would
it be? Gary Ablett
What’s the most listened-to song
on your iPod? Geronimo - Sheppard
Best piece of advice you’ve
received: “Prove them wrong”
Worst habit: I hate washing the
dishes
Dream holiday destination:
Hayman Island
Favourite movie/TV quote:
“Bazinga” – Sheldon, The Big Bang
Theory
What car do you drive? Hyundai
Which of your teammates is most
likely to:
• Join a band – Nathan Batley
• Date a supermodel –
James Boyd
• Be late for training –
Jackson Press
• Be elected Prime Minister –
Jack Muirhead
Finish these sentences:
My mum always says … “Look
after the boys”
I stay motivated by: Winning
premierships
I am obsessed with: My two boys
and sports
My biggest fashion mistake was:
Where do I start, too many
My most hated training drill is:
The warm up
The one word that describes me
is: Active
Club: Norwood
DOB: 14/9/87
Toughest opponent: Andy Collins
Weirdest thing you have ever
eaten? Cockroaches
If you could switch lives with
somebody for one day, who would
it be? Dan Bilzerian
What’s the most listened-to song
on your iPod?
Mikhael Paskalev – I spy
Best piece of advice you’ve
received: “Be uncommon”
Worst habit: Biting my nails
What is your biggest fashion
mistake? 2005 haircut
If you could recruit any player
from the SANFL into your team,
who would it be? Nick Liddle
What is your favourite football
memory? 2012-13 Grand Finals
What is the funniest sledge
you’ve heard on the field? Callum
Bartlett asking Toby Schulz about The
Recruit
Who is your sporting hero?
Andrew McLeod
Which of your teammates is the…
Funniest: Brady Dawe in
the showers
Best-dressed: Matthew Panos
Worst-dressed:
Kieran McGuinness
Most likely to post a selfie:
Mitch Grigg
Fancies themselves a
celebrity: James Gallagher
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CHAMPIONS!
STURT
MATTHEW DULDIG
CHAMPIONS!
NORWOOD
GAVIN HUGHES
ON THE SIDELINES
NORWOOD
ALLAN, James
BAMPTON, Peter
DONOHUE, Josh
EVANS, Craig
THOMAS, Luke
Wrist, 2-3 weeks
Shoulder, Season
Calf, Test
Knee, Season
Back, Test
PORT ADELAIDE
BYRNE JONES, Darcy
COLQUHOUN, Sam
HEATH, Campbell
JOHANSEN, Jake
RAIKIWASA, Aseri
RENOUF, Brent
YOUNG, Aaron
Concussion, Test
Knee, Season
Knee, Test
Ankle, Test
Foot, Test
Knee, Season
Ankle, Test
SOUTH ADELAIDE
AH CHEE, Roland
BOYD, Lachlan
BROWN, Tyson
DE VISSER, Cameron
DURDIN, Luke
HAINES, Joe
HOURIGAN, Darcy
KERIN, Pat
Hamstring, Season
Shoulder, Season
Hip, Season
Ankle, Season
Hamstring, Season
Foot, Season
Corked Thigh, Test
Bruised Kidney,
Season
MAKEPEACE, Lewis
McKAY, Todd
McMAHON, Jackson
REDIGOLO, Tarak
RICHMAN, Sam
TAYLOR, Scott
TUCKER, Dalton
Knee, Season
Groin, Indefinite
Knee, Season
Knee, Season
Knee, Season
Concussion, Test
Knee, Season
STURT
BARTLETT, Tom
DUHNE, Jared
ELMS, Levi
LANGRIDGE, Nick
MONTGOMERY, Harley
SAMBLICH, Sean
Ankle, Test
Shoulder, Season
Broken Leg, Season
Ankle, Test
Hip, Season
Shoulder, Indefinite
WOODVILLE WEST TORRENS
BLESING, Scott
Knee, Season
GROCKE, Adam
Concussion, Test
HEINJUS, Sam
Ankle, Season
LEAN, James
Knee, Season
MARTYN, Sam
Hamstring, 1 week
ROADS, Sam
Hamstring, 1 Week
SINOR, Pat
Knee, Season
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CLUB NEWS
Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide Football Club Best & Fairest, Thursday 25th September
2014. More details to be released soon – contact Linda 8447 9937
or [email protected]
Central District
Business Luncheon with Barry Hall, Holden Room, Grand Central,
Wednesday 10th September 2014, 12pm – 2:30pm. $75pp
(Includes 2 Course Meal & 2.5hr beverage package). Call the Club
on 8255 2555
North Adelaide
2014 Club Champion Presentation Night, John Di Fede Centre,
Windsor Gardens, Friday 10th October, 2014, 7:00pm for 7:30pm
start. $55pp. Covers 2 course meals. Drinks available at bar.
Phone Allira Ryan 8344 8733 or email [email protected]
Sturt
PT Morton Medal, Arkaba Hotel, Friday 3rd October, 6.30pm for
7pm. $75pp. Bookings call Renee at SFC on 8271 4611
A Day at the Races, Morphettville Racecourse (Tapestry Room),
Saturday 11th October, 12-5pm. $125pp (drinks package and
3 course meal included). Bookings call Renee at SFC on
8271 4611
West Adelaide
Presentation Night, West Adelaide Football Club Function Centre,
10th October 2014, 6.30. $70pp. Phone Sheila Woodhart
[email protected]
Norwood
NFC Club champion Award, Intercontinental Hotel,
3 October 2014, 7:30pm. $110pp. Phone 83626278
or email [email protected]
Woodville West Torrens
Peckers Disco 2, Eagles Function Centre, 18th October, 7.30pm.
$10pp. Ashleigh on 83472444
Stanley H. Lewis Trophy
STANLEY H. LEWIS (Positions as at August 25)
Congratulations to the North Adelaide and WoodvilleWest Torrens football clubs as joint winners of the 2014
Stanley H. Lewis Trophy.
Named after former Chairman of the SANFL Stanley
H. Lewis, the trophy is awarded to the best-performed
club across three grades of the competition – League,
Reserves and Under 18.
The Roosters claim the award for the seventh time
and the Eagles win a fourth in their short history. It is
also the first year where there have been dual winners
of the award.
Eagles
1000
750
600
2350
North Adelaide
900
650
800
2350
Norwood
1100
500
650
2250
Sturt
1100
550
550
2200
Port Adelaide
1200
250
350
1800
Central District
900
250
400
1550
South Adelaide
1100
350
50
1500
West Adelaide
600
250
400
1250
Glenelg
400
400
250
1050
Adelaide
700
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MACCA’S CUP U18 ELIMINATION AND QUALIFYING FINALS
NORWOOD V EAGLES - 2.10pm Saturday, August 30 @ CITY MAZDA STADIUM – Qualifying Final
NORWOOD
EAGLES
Coach: David Oatey
Coach: Shane Grimm
3
PISANI Darcy ............ 20 SCHINELLA Josh ...... 37 STEPHENSON ZAC ...
1
VENTURA Paul ......... 10 ENRIGHT Jack .......... 19 HEINJUS Joseph.......
4
HOLLAND Ezrah ....... 23 PITSON Josh............. 38 TIGGEMANN
2
SMITH Lachlan ......... 11 JOLLY Harry .............. 20 HAYES Jack ..............
5
CLUSE Daniel ........... 24 LADHAMS Peter........
Cameron ...................
3
HALL Lachlan ........... 12 RHYS Woods ............. 21 GAMAEU Harry .........
6
OWEN Angus ............ 26 BIELBY Tom.............. 39 PITMAN Jake .............
4
COMITOGIANNI Jake
9
EDWARDS Sebastian. 27 BOLLMEYER Jack ..... 43 SEYMOUR Pierce.......
5
MINNEY Daniel ......... 14 ROADS Sam ............. 24 FIRNS Jack ...............
13 PERSINOS Jordan ..... 30 LLEWELLYN Ryan ..... 44 BUTTERY Joshua .......
6
ELSWORTHY Jack ..... 15 WESTBROOK Jake ....
15 KUMNICK Alex ......... 31 MAXWELL Jack ......... 45 GEORG-DENT Zac .....
7
BLUMSON Isaiah ...... 16 GEORGESON Andy....
17 LODOVICI Chris......... 34 SINNOTT Riley.......... 48 ORTLEPP Cameron ....
8
GAFFNEY Jack .......... 17 WILSON Brad ...........
19 MARTIN Bowen......... 36 NUNN Tom ...............
9
HAYLOCK Ethan........ 18 SCHWARZ Michael....
U18 UMPIRES
Boundary: Joshua Custance
Harry Carter
Gerard Carter
Jeni Button
Field: Hugh Merrett
Thomas Bryce
Nathan Hall
Goal: Cameron McDonald
Mitchell Howland
U18
1st
13 ELFENBEIN Thomas . 22 HOARE Luke.............
2nd
3rd
4th
Points
EAGLES
NORWOOD
STURT V WEST - 2.10pm Saturday, August 30 @ MAUGHAN THIEM HYUNDAI OVAL– Elimination Final
STURT
WEST
Coach: Ron Fuller
Coach: Jarrod Meers
1
McNAMARA Lachlan .. 11 EMMS Harrison .......... 25 HANSEN Mackenzie...
2
FERRARO Aaron ....... 12 HARRIS Blake (C) ..... 25 WESTHOFF
2
HOOPER Jackson ....... 12 BELL Ethan ............... 26 HAREN Alex...............
3
CORNISH Kayne ....... 13 DEZYLVA Jye .............
3
4
5
SLIMMING Steven ..... 14 LEAKE Jacob .............
BARRY Dylan ............. 15 CAREY Henry .............
LANGRIDGE Matthew. 16 LYNCH Tom................
HARGREAVES James . 17 REVINGTON Jack.......
27 VAN ADRIGHEM Harry
5
VICK Harry ................ 14 LAMB Travis .............. 26 TRUSSELL Kale (VC)
31 CAMPBELL Tom.........
6
TURNER Brett .......... 16 HOLLIDAY Josh ......... 27 MILLEN Mitch ..........
32 READ Tom .................
7
DODDS-WATSON
6
7
8
9
10 WILDMAN
8
FAIRLIE Connor......... 21 WATCHMAN Jess....... 33 BRIND Jayden...........
9
BONNER Riley .......... 22 SNELLING Will ......... 34 HAYSMAN Hugh .......
10 FITZPATRICK Tom (C) 23 EVANS Lachlan ......... 35 HAMPTON Graham ...
Field: Benjamin John
Williams
Payne Sowter
James Merrett
Boundary: Liam Laverty
William Carter
Henry Klemm
Amy Button
24 AGOSTINO Jack ........ 41 STEVENS Josh ..........
11 AHMAT-WATKINS
23 GILLETT Alex .............
Campbell (VC) ............ 24 HILL Damon ..............
U18 UMPIRES
17 DURDIN Sam............ 31 THUNIG Nick............
Lachlan..................... 18 HENTSCHKE Lachlan 32 MUNN Sean .............
34 PARRELLA Andre .......
SLOAN Jacob ............. 18 MOZURES Jack (C) .... 36 DRAPER Josh ............
ALLAN Hamish .......... 20 COOMBE Andrew .......
LUCAS Ben................ 22 McKAYE Ryan ............
Harrison (C) ...............
Hassan......................
Goal: Liam McDonald
Bradley Hammer
U18
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Points
PORT
STURT
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RESERVES QUALIFYING FINAL
11.25AM SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 @ MAUGHAN THIEM HYUNDAI OVAL
NORTH
Coach: Craig Brooks
Major Sponsor: Stellar Homes
No PLAYER
STURT
Colours: Red and White
G
B
Coach: Adam Silvy
Major Sponsor: Claridge Holden
Colours: Double Blue
No PLAYER
G
B
4
SANDERCOCK Thomas..................................................
2
12
HILL Stuart ..................................................................
6
PANOZZO Luke .............................................................
13
CALDWELL Heath .........................................................
18
GREGG Joshua .............................................................
11
CURNOW Mitchell ........................................................
20
STOKES Jarrod .............................................................
15
WUNDKE James ...........................................................
21
VINEY Harrison .............................................................
26
MATSEN Dylan .............................................................
VITKUNAS Ziggy ...........................................................
KELLY Jack ..................................................................
26
EDWARDS Kym ............................................................
27
27
McMAHON Michael.......................................................
28
PENFOLD Jack .............................................................
28
ROBINSON Lachlan ......................................................
29
JONAS Samuel .............................................................
33
JACKA Liam .................................................................
31
GILFOY Rune ...............................................................
35
DINHAM Nicholas .........................................................
41
TEASDALE Luke ...........................................................
33
CAREY Henry ...............................................................
45
BURNS Addison ...........................................................
34
LEAKE Jacob................................................................
46
ALLEN Braden..............................................................
35
NEWELL Matthew .........................................................
47
SHILLABEER Darren .....................................................
38
MEDHURST Lachlan .....................................................
48
WUNDKE Samuel .........................................................
39
ATKINSON Jake ............................................................
51
HAYES Riley .................................................................
42
LIENERT Jarrod ............................................................
53
PATTERSON Wyatt ........................................................
54
TAHANA Stephen..........................................................
43
DUNKLEY Tim ..............................................................
55
QUINN Mark ................................................................
48
LANGRIDGE Nicholas ...................................................
56
WILKIE Callum .............................................................
51
WIECH Sebastian..........................................................
CAMPBELL Thomas ......................................................
PAPROTNY James .........................................................
60
BARON James ..............................................................
52
61
McINERNEY Samuel .....................................................
54
Rushed ..........................................................................................................................
Rushed ..........................................................................................................................
All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.
RESERVES UMPIRES
Field: Robert Kane
Scott Bau
Patrick Lally
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Boundary: Dylan Whan
Brayden Theil
Lachlan Hennig
Alexander Keys
Goal: Matthew Oxford
Steven Rypp
RESERVES
NORTH
CENTRAL
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Points
RESERVES ELIMINATION FINAL
11.25AM SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 @ CITY MAZDA STADIUM
NORWOOD
Coach: Andrew McLeod
Major Sponsor: Fairmont Homes
No PLAYER
14
21
22
24
25
27
31
33
34
36
39
40
41
43
44
45
49
51
52
54
55
61
62
64
65
GLENELG
Colours: Red and Blue
G
B
EVANS Mark .................................................................
McKAY Alex..................................................................
WICKS Mitchell ............................................................
CLARKE Angus .............................................................
BOWER Mac.................................................................
O’CONNOR Eddy ..........................................................
DENMEAD Brayden .......................................................
PETER Lachlan.............................................................
LUCCON Aaron .............................................................
DEMATTEIS Tullio .........................................................
AUCIELLO Dylan...........................................................
FORSTER Tom ..............................................................
PITSON Joshua.............................................................
LEVICKI Patrick ............................................................
NUNN Matthew ............................................................
RANDER Luke ..............................................................
CROSS Harry ................................................................
STEWART Aaron ...........................................................
GIANNINI Anthony........................................................
HELYAR Blake ..............................................................
SINNOTT Riley .............................................................
CLAYTON Thomas .........................................................
LEIMAN Tobias .............................................................
HALLANDAL Matthew ...................................................
ORTLEPP Cameron .......................................................
Rushed ...............................................................................................................................
Coach: Matthew Lokan
Major Sponsor: Gliderol Garage Doors
Colours: Black and Gold
No PLAYER
10
G
B
LABA Jacob..................................................................
13
CARGER Jacob .............................................................
16
TREMBATH Joshua .......................................................
17
SPRIGGS Scott .............................................................
24
MUIR Tom....................................................................
27
SPURLING Peter ..........................................................
28
GALLEY Michael ...........................................................
34
GAMBLE Dylan .............................................................
36
WOOLARD Bryce...........................................................
39
UNDERWOOD Sam .......................................................
40
EDWARDS Ben .............................................................
46
HAYES Billy .................................................................
47
GREGSON Cory.............................................................
48
GILL Ethan...................................................................
49
WOODALL Joshua .........................................................
50
KANGUR Lukas ............................................................
51
HANCOCK Wade ...........................................................
54
MILLER Joshua ............................................................
55
CHALMERS Elliot .........................................................
56
PITT Jake .....................................................................
57
MERRETT Brad ............................................................
58
BROOKS Ned ...............................................................
59
DONKERSLEY Jack .......................................................
60
REDDEN Jed ................................................................
Rushed ...............................................................................................................................
All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.
RESERVES UMPIRES
Field: Thomas Burke
Aaron Bennett
Mitchell Scott
Boundary: Aaron O’Malley
Terence Carter
Paul Williams
Martin Elsegood
Goal: James Georgiadis
Rhys Negerman
RESERVES
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Points
STURT
GLENELG
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Finals
ALL ENCOUNTERS
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Pl
St
Nw
Draw
22
269
42
13
118
21
9
148
21
3
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Encounters
Recent Encounters - Norwood have won 8
of the last 9.
@ Adelaide Oval - 2008 First Semi Final,
Sturt won by 71pts.
Recent Results
Rd 10 Sun June 15 2014 @ Envestra Park
NORWOOD
STURT
11
8
9
6
(75)
(54)
BEST – NORWOOD: J. ALLAN, S. BALDASSO, D. REINBRECHT, M. PANOS, M. CHIPPENDALE,
S. BAULDERSTONE.
BEST – STURT: M. COAD, Z. KIRKWOOD, T. BARTLETT, R. TAMBLING, J. MCLEAY, M. CROCKER.
GOALS – NORWOOD: M. NEWTON 4, P. PERSINOS 2, L. DAVIS 2, C. EVANS, C. BARTLETT, D. REINBRECHT.
GOALS – STURT: M. COAD 5, B. KANE, L. KRAUSE, B. HANSEN.
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2012
2012
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2010
2010
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Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
Rd
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Rd
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Sturt
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Norwood
Sturt
Sturt
Norwood
Sturt
Sturt
10.14.74
9.12.66
14.15.99
24.7.151
12.11.83
10.19.79
21.7.133
19.12.126
8.3.51
11.13.79
16.12.108
14.9.93
14.16.100
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Sturt
Sturt
Sturt
Sturt
Sturt
Sturt
Sturt
Norwood
Norwood
Sturt
Norwood
Norwood
7.14.56
2.8.20
8.5.53
4.6.30
10.15.75
3.14.32
11.3.69
6.12.48
5.10.40
10.11.71
4.5.29
6.11.47
12.8.80
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18pts
46pts
46pts
121pts
8pts
47pts
64pts
78pts
11pts
8pts
69pts
46pts
20pts
LEAGUE QUALIFYING FINAL
STURT
NORWOOD
Coach: Ben Warren
Major Sponsor: Fairmont Homes
No PLAYER
Colours: Red and Blue
AGE
HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS
G B
Coach: Seamus Maloney
Major Sponsor: Claridge Holden
No PLAYER
Colours: Double Blue
AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS
G
B
1
HUGHES Gavin .............. 28 .. 182.... 80 .... 65 .... 22 ...........
1
GREENSLADE John........ 22 .. 177 .... 75 .... 52 .... 16 ...........
2
ROOCKE Kristian ........... 21 .. 184.... 83 .... 29 .... 10 ...........
3
BARTLETT Thomas ........ 27 .. 184 .... 77 .... 34 ..... 4 ............
3
NEWTON Michael .......... 27 .. 194.... 92 .... 27 .... 70 ...........
4
CALABRESE Christian .... 22 .. 185 .... 84 .... 32 .... 10 ...........
4
PANOS Matthew............. 23 .. 191.... 90 .... 32 .... 30 ...........
5
DULDIG Matthew ........... 30 .. 190 ... 104 .. 162 .. 321 ..........
6
BARTLETT Callum.......... 23 .. 180.... 78 .... 13 .... 18 ...........
7
EVANS Fraser ................ 23 .. 191 .... 95 .... 56 .... 29 ...........
9
REINBRECHT Dylan ....... 22 .. 175.... 83 .... 21 .... 10 ...........
8
STEPHENS Jack ............ 23 .. 190 .... 85 .... 44 ..... 7 ............
9
KIRKWOOD Zane ........... 23 .. 178 .... 82 ... 103 ... 44 ...........
10 PERSINOS Peter ............ 20 .. 173.... 74 .... 23 .... 20 ...........
10 KRAUSE Levi................. 21 .. 182 .... 85 .... 39 .... 31 ...........
11 FORSTER Alex ............... 21 .. 187.... 74 .... 24 ..... 1 ............
12 PHILLIPS Simon ............ 27 .. 176.... 74 ... 110 .. 169 ..........
13 McGUINNESS Kieran (C) 31 .. 189.... 87 ... 127 ... 14 ...........
12 HURLEY Thomas ........... 26 .. 178 .... 75 .... 45 .... 29 ...........
14 McLEAY James .............. 28 .. 191 .... 94 ... 156 ... 24 ...........
16 BEARD Kory .................. 24 .. 195 .... 93 .... 83 .... 17 ...........
15 BODE Jace (VC) ............. 26 .. 186.... 89 ... 120 ... 15 ...........
17 KURTZE Angus .............. 28 .. 199 ... 100 .. 118 ... 28 ...........
16 CHIPPENDALE Michael .. 22 .. 188.... 87 .... 23 ..... 0 ............
18 COAD Michael (C) .......... 30 .. 192 .... 88 ... 126 .. 136 ..........
17 MURPHY Kane .............. 21 .. 174.... 77 .... 33 .... 21 ...........
19 HARMS Thomas ............. 23 .. 186 .... 83 .... 31 ..... 5 ............
18 BAULDERSTONE Sam.... 23 .. 200... 113 ... 27 ..... 6 ............
20 HINGE John .................. 28 .. 188 .... 90 ... 151 ... 43 ...........
20 WILSON Anthony ........... 22 .. 179.... 61 .... 13 .... 10 ...........
21 KANE Ben ..................... 31 .. 183 .... 82 ... 168 ... 79 ...........
23 WEBBER Timothy ........... 25 .. 175.... 77 .... 78..... 16 ...........
26 DAVIS Liam .................... 22 .. 196 ... 101 ... 24 .... 29 ...........
28 JEFFERIES Ben ............. 24 .. 188.... 84 .... 59 .... 12 ...........
29 BALDASSO Steven ......... 19 .. 184.... 73 .... 15 ..... 0 ............
30 DAWE Brady .................. 26 .. 198.... 92 ... 116 ... 54 ...........
37 DONOHUE Josh ............. 26 .. 175.... 69 ... 106 .. 122 ..........
22 WATT James .................. 24 .. 178 .... 81 .... 41 .... 13 ...........
23 TAMBLING Richard (VC) . 27 .. 180 .... 81 .... 58 ..... 7 ............
25 PAGE Guy...................... 20 .. 173 .... 62 .... 38 ..... 4 ............
32 TAGGERT Rory ............... 21 .. 188 .... 85 ..... 6 ...... 3 ............
40 HANSEN Benjamin ........ 22 .. 176 .... 78 .... 39 .... 34 ...........
41 CROCKER Matthew ........ 22 .. 181 .... 76 .... 44 .... 12 ...........
44 WILSON Patrick ............. 19 .. 188 .... 78 .... 14 ..... 1 ............
38 KIRWAN Andrew ............ 24 .. 185.... 83 .... 47 ..... 2 ............
46 GORE Dean ................... 17 .. 182 .... 75 .... 10 ..... 1 ............
42 SMART Edward .............. 21 .. 181.... 73 .... 26 .... 10 ...........
55 HONE Joshua ................ 17 .. 175 .... 67 ..... 3 ...... 1 ............
Rushed .....................................................................................................................
Rushed ......................................................................................................................
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LEAGUE UMPIRES
Field: Theron Philp
Leigh Haussen
Christopher Cook
Boundary: Tim Bryant
Samuel Royans
Benjamin Sieben
Jason Moore
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Rory Smith
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EDDY Brett .................... 24 .. 194.... 96 .... 30 .... 72 .........
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B
1
LANE Travis ................... 23 .. 176 .... 75 .... 32 .... 29 .........
2
APPLETON Matthew ....... 21 .. 180 .... 74 .... 15 ..... 3 ..........
3
FIELDS Tom .................. 21 .. 192.... 93 .... 32 ..... 1 ..........
3
JARRAD Luke (VC) ......... 30 .. 186 .... 83 ... 189 ... 72 .........
4
DALE Frazer .................. 20 .. 188.... 84 .... 17 ..... 8 ..........
4
TEMPLETON Jacob ........ 24 .. 192 .... 93 .... 41 ..... 8 ..........
5
SECCULL Brede ............. 20 .. 188.... 89 .... 17 ..... 4 ..........
5
BOYD James .................. 25 .. 174 .... 72 ... 126 ... 54 .........
6
CRABB Bradley (VC) ....... 27 .. 192.... 95 ... 123 .... 5 ..........
6
WUNDKE Michael .......... 26 .. 191 .... 98 .... 92 ... 272 ........
7
POWELL Luke (C) .......... 33 .. 183 .... 88 ... 232 ... 52 .........
7
THEWLIS Josh (C).......... 30 .. 187.... 89 ... 137 ... 58 .........
8
RAYMOND Phillip........... 27 .. 186 .... 82 .... 80 .... 10 .........
8
ROSE Matthew............... 22 .. 181.... 78 .... 68 .... 33 .........
10 HALL Christopher ........... 24 .. 181 .... 75 .... 78 .... 71 .........
9
LIDDLE Nicholas............ 26 .. 178.... 70 ... 100 ... 50 .........
11 ALLMOND Jarred ........... 24 .. 182 .... 75 .... 91 .... 39 .........
10 DANIEL Nathan ............. 24 .. 185.... 86 ... 103 ... 44 .........
12 AINGER Andrew ............. 26 .. 197 .... 98 .... 68 ... 139 ........
13 BORHOLM Marc ............ 25 .. 191 .... 82 .... 43 .... 18 .........
11 DANIEL Caleb................ 18 .. 168.... 68 .... 18 ..... 6 ..........
14 GROCKE Adam .............. 30 .. 191 .... 96 ... 165 .. 241 ........
15 GOTCH Xavier (VC) ......... 24 .. 175.... 75 .... 84 .... 17 .........
15 ROWNTREE Angus ......... 23 .. 183 .... 83 .... 76 .... 20 .........
17 ROLFE Peter.................. 25 .. 182.... 90 .... 90 ... 137 ........
16 McGREGOR Lachlan....... 24 .. 174 .... 72 .... 25 .... 30 .........
17 MUIRHEAD Jack ............ 21 .. 184 .... 73 ..... 3 ...... 0 ..........
18 MACLEOD Brent ............ 22 .. 185.... 83 .... 37 .... 36 .........
20 WHITTLESEA Thomas .... 20 .. 180 .... 77 ..... 3 ...... 1 ..........
19 CROSS Joel ................... 27 .. 182.... 82 .... 80 .... 42 .........
21 BATLEY Nathan ............. 21 .. 182 .... 75 .... 33 ..... 8 ..........
24 RANKINE Matthew ......... 22 .. 178.... 68 .... 32 .... 18 .........
26 BASS Daniel .................. 27 .. 198... 100 ... 46 .... 15 .........
27 BROOKSBY Keegan (VC) 24 .. 197... 105 ... 69 .... 15 .........
28 GIDDINGS Joshua .......... 22 .. 192.... 88 .... 21 ..... 0 ..........
33 TAYLOR Scott ................ 23 .. 181.... 78 .... 29 ..... 5 ..........
23 SCHWARZ Thomas ......... 21 .. 184 .... 78 .... 11 ..... 1 ..........
24 ROWLAND Sam ............. 20 .. 188 .... 83 ..... 0 ...... 0 ..........
25 KANE Chris ................... 26 .. 183 .... 84 .... 98 .... 34 .........
27 LODGE Samuel .............. 19 .. 187 .... 88 ..... 2 ...... 0 ..........
28 KILLIAN Aaron............... 23 .. 190 .... 75 ..... 7 ...... 0 ..........
29 GOLDSWORTHY Matthew 23 .. 177 .... 74 ... 109 .. 131 ........
33 LEWIS Scott .................. 27 .. 185 .... 90 ... 131 ... 59 .........
36 MURPHY Nicholas (C) .... 25 .. 188.... 87 ... 103 ... 19 .........
35 SINOR Joseph ............... 20 .. 180 .... 76 ..... 6 ...... 0 ..........
39 CAILOTTO Alex .............. 22 .. 194.... 98 .... 14 ..... 3 ..........
36 DUNSTAN Albert............ 20 .. 181 .... 79 ..... 6 ...... 5 ..........
43 GULDEN Adam .............. 23 .. 188.... 84 .... 18 ..... 8 ..........
44 VON BERTOUCH Jake .... 22 .. 192 .... 90 .... 24 ..... 0 ..........
45 GIUFFREDA Patrick ....... 27 .. 187 .... 86 .... 95 ..... 4 ..........
49 OVERALL Samuel........... 19 .. 192.... 83 ..... 3 ...... 2 ..........
51 LLOYD Caleb ................. 20 .. 178 .... 71 ..... 9 ...... 2 ..........
62 VEIDE Jake.................... 24 .. 188.... 92 .... 72 .... 52 .........
52 POOLE Angus ................ 20 .. 170 .... 68 .... 28 .... 14 .........
Rushed ......................................................................................................................
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LEAGUE UMPIRES
Field: Michael Avon
Boundary: Matthew Fallon
Andrew Crosby
Sean Burton
Michael Schramm
Matthew Zacher
Corey Watkins
Goal: Joon-Yip Wong
Thomas Sharpe
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THE ROAD AHEAD
RD1 Norwood 11.10 (76) d
Port 8.9 (57)
Sturt 12.12 (84) d
Glenelg 6.5 (41)
Eagles 12.11 (83) d
Central 8.4 (52)
South 14.16 (100) d
West 8.2 (51)
North 20.13 (133) d
Adelaide 12.14 (86)
RD 2 Eagles 10.12 (72) d
West 9.8 (62)
Central 13.8 (86) d
Norwood 6.8 (44)
Sturt 13.19 (97) d
Adelaide 9.6 (60)
South 18.8 (116) d North
12.10 (82)
Port 29.15 (189) d
Glenelg 5.7 (37)
RD 7 Norwood 16.9 (105) d
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RD 13 North 13.16 (94) d
Adelaide 11.8 (74)
Port 18.14 (122) d
South 10.2 (62)
Glenelg 13.8 (86) d
Central 12.8 (80)
Eagles 24.19 (163) d
North 12.14 (86)
Sturt 20.12 (132) d
West 8.5 (53)
Port 14.8 (92)
Sturt 11.12 (78) d
Glenelg 10.4 (64)
Adelaide 14.12 (96) d
South 7.9 (51)
Eagles 11.13 (79) d
Norwood 8.11 (59)
Central 13.11 (89) d
West 8.8 (56)
RD 8 Eagles 11.9 (75) d
STATE GAME
RD 14 Norwood 10.7 (67) d
South 7.12 (54)
West 9.9 (63) d
Sturt 8.11 (59)
Central 10.8 (68) d
Eagles 7.5 (47)
Port 15.16 (106) d
Adelaide 7.12 (54)
North 12.8 (80) d
Glenelg 5.8 (38)
RD 9 Norwood 7.13 (55) d
RD 15 South 10.11 (71) d
Norwood 10.12 (72)
West 21.23 (149) d
Glenelg 8.3 (51)
Sturt 14.7 (91) d
Central 4.15 (39)
Port 12.17 (89) d
North 9.9 (63)
Adelaide 17.8 (110) d
South 13.11 (89)
SANFL 18.10 (118) d
VFL 14.12 (96)
RD 3 North 9.16 (70) d
West 5.4 (34)
Adelaide 16.15 (111) d
Eagles 9.9 (63)
Sturt 14.8 (92) d
South 12.12 (84)
Port 14.7 (91) d
Central 12.6 (78)
North 17.16 (118) d
Glenelg 9.7 (61)
Port 8.6 (54)
Glenelg 13.9 (87) d
West 12.7 (79)
Norwood 15.13 (103) d
North 7.8 (50)
Central 7.8 (50) d
Sturt 6.9 (45)
Adelaide 17.16 (118) d
Eagles 7.8 (50)
RD 4 North 14.7 (91) d
Norwood 9.16 (70)
Glenelg 17.21 (123) d
Adelaide 13.8 (86)
Port 21.8 (134) d
West 11.10 (76)
South 12.12 (84) d
Central 11.10 (76)
Eagles 17.11 (113) d
Sturt 15.17 (107)
RD 10 Central 10.11 (71) d
Adelaide 9.11 (65)
Port 18.16 (124) d
Eagles 15.11 (101)
Norwood 11.9 (75) d
Sturt 8.6 (54)
South 14.12 (96) d
Glenelg 7.9 (51)
North 21.10 (136) d
West 7.7 (49)
RD 16 Norwood 23.9 (147) d
West 8.10 (58)
Sturt 17.8 (110) d
North 13.13 (91)
Adelaide 15.12 (102) d
Glenelg 13.8 (86)
South 9.11 (65) d
Eagles 8.11 (59)
Central 16.8 (104) d
Port 15.11 (101)
RD 5 Norwood 10.10 (70) d
RD 11 Norwood 25.16 (166) d RD 17 Sturt 13.9 (87) d
RD 6 Central 14.8 (92) d
North 13.7 (85)
West 12.7 (79) d
Adelaide 6.6 (42)
South 13.13 (91) d
Norwood 7.9 (51)
Port 19.12 (126) d
Sturt 11.10 (76)
Eagles 17.12 (114) d
Glenelg 9.10 (64)
Glenelg 7.6 (48)
Central 13.6 (84) d
South 11.8 (74)
West 15.8 (98) d
Port 12.9 (81)
Sturt 15.12 (102) d
Eagles 9.8 (62)
Adelaide 15.4 (94) d
North 13.12 (90)
Adelaide 12.9 (81)
Central 17.7 (109) d
Glenelg 7.8 (50)
North 15.9 (99) d
Eagles 9.7 (61)
Port 9.6 (60) d
Norwood 6.15 (51)
South 10.13 (73) d
West 8.2 (50)
RD 12 Norwood 8.11 (59) d
RD 18 North 18.6 (114) d
Central 11.7 (73)
Eagles 21.5 (131) d
West 10.8 (68)
Glenelg 13.14 (92) d
Port 8.12 (60)
South 14.3 (87) d Sturt 9.9 (63)
Norwood 18.12 (120) d
Adelaide 8.17 (65
Central 4.7 (31)
Port 12.11 (83) d
Sturt 8.15 (63)
West 5.11 (41) d
Adelaide 4.11 (35)
South 20.9 (129) d
North 8.3 (51)
Eagles 15.11 (101) d
Glenelg 8.10 (58)
FINALS - WEEK 1 (Adelaide Oval) FINALS - WEEK 2 (Adelaide Oval) FINALS - WEEK 3 (Adelaide Oval)
Sat August 30. Qualifying
TBA
Sunday September 14 (2.40pm)
Final - Norwood v Sturt 4.40pm Semi Finals
Preliminary Final
Elimination Final South v
Eagles - 7.40pm
GRAND FINAL - Adelaide Oval - Sunday September 21 (2.40pm)
MATCH TIMES: (N) - Night match Thursday Friday night matches: Gliderol Stadium - 7:20pm Coopers Stadium,
City Mazda Stadium, Hickinbotham Oval & Thebarton Oval - 7:40pm
Saturday Night matches: City Mazda Stadium, Playford Alive Oval, Gliderol Stadium - 6:30pm
Hickinbotham Oval - 7:10pm
Saturday, Sunday & Monday afternoon matches: 2:10pm Playford Alive Oval - 12:10pm
Hickinbotham Oval, Prospect Oval - 1:10pm Maughan Thiem Hyundai - 1:40pm
Friday afternoon matches: TBC - 3:00pm Hickinbotham Oval - 5:00pm
LEGEND:
AO - Adelaide Oval A - Alberton Oval CS - Coopers Stadium, Norwood CM - City Mazda Stadium,
Richmond C - Clare EP - Envestra Park, Unley GS - Gliderol Stadium, Glenelg
H - Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga MT - Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval, Woodville PA - Playford Alive
Oval, Elizabeth P - Prospect Oval
Key: bold – home team.
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TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Port Adelaide
18
12
6
0
1810
1334
57.57
Pts
24
Norwood
18
11
7
0
1446
1134
56.05
22
Sturt
18
11
7
0
1523
1276
54.41
22
South Adelaide
18
11
7
0
1517
1315
53.57
22
Eagles
18
10
8
0
1510
1499
50.18
20
North Adelaide
18
9
9
0
1581
1590
49.86
18
Central District
18
9
9
0
1277
1386
47.95
18
Adelaide
18
7
11
0
1479
1584
48.29
14
West Adelaide
18
6
12
0
1219
1528
44.38
12
Glenelg
18
4
14
0
1161
1877
38.22
8
%
Pts
RESERVES (Positions at the end of Round 19)
West 7.13 (55)
Sturt 10.14 (74) d
Norwood 7.14 (56)
South 17.14 (116) d
Glenelg 10.11 (71)
Adelaide 16.17 (113) d
Central 9.7 (61)
Port 15.19 (109) d
Eagles 8.3 (51)
Glenelg 8.5 (53)
Sturt 16.13 (109) d
North 7.6 (48)
West 15.8 (98) d
Central 4.10 (34)
Port 20.12 (132) d
Adelaide 13.9 (87)
Eagles 13.7 (85) d
South 11.9 (75)
IGA LEAGUE (Positions at the end of Round 18)
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
Eagles
18
15
3
0
1563
1046
59.91
30
North Adelaide
18
13
4
1
1609
1222
56.84
27
Sturt
18
11
7
0
1561
1357
53.50
22
Norwood
18
10
8
0
1207
1194
50.27
20
Glenelg
18
8
10
0
1509
1527
49.70
16
South Adelaide
18
7
11
0
1244
1333
48.27
14
Port Adelaide
18
5
12
1
1390
1691
45.12
11
Central District
18
5
12
1
1194
1455
45.07
11
West Adelaide
18
5
12
1
1181
1633
41.97
11
%
Pts
Macca’s Cup (Positions at the end of Round 19)
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
North Adelaide
18
16
2
0
1768
1073
62.23
32
Norwood
18
13
5
0
1526
1015
60.06
26
Eagles
18
12
6
0
1469
1187
55.31
24
Sturt
18
11
7
0
1462
1306
52.82
22
West Adelaide
18
8
10
0
1581
1593
49.81
16
Central District
18
8
10
0
1290
1378
48.35
16
Port Adelaide
18
7
11
0
1472
1449
50.39
14
Glenelg
18
5
13
0
1252
1448
46.37
10
South Adelaide
18
1
17
0
861
2232
27.84
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