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IN THIS ISSUE ROUND 5 2013 

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Anzac Day Ceremony 

We talk to veterans and long-time SANFL 

supporters and players who will take part 

in the SANFL Anzac Day match ceremony. 

08 

Anzac Day tradition 

What the Anzac tradition means to the 

SANFL. 

WHO’S PLAYING 

Norwood v West 

Thursday, 25 April 2013 @ Coopers Stadium (3.10pm) 

South v North 

Friday, 26 April 2013 @ Hickinbotham Oval (7.40pm) 

Eagles v Port 

Saturday, 27 April 2013 @ Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval (2.10pm) 

Glenelg v Sturt 

Saturday, 27 April 2013 @ Gliderol Stadium (7.10pm) 

bye Central 

Next week’s ABC TV match of the round is North v 

Norwood. Tune in from 2pm next Saturday to catch all 

the action. This week: Eagles v Port. 

Glenelg celebrate their win against Central District last Saturday at Gliderol Stadium. 

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Anzac Day 

ceremony By 

Christopher Testa 

Football on Anzac Day is one of 

the great traditions of Australian 

sport. 

It’s a day we honour those who 

served and died for their country. 

For Bombardier David Sturtevant, 

who is the flag orderly at this year’s 

Anzac Day clash between Norwood 

and West Adelaide, the event 

brings together his love of footy 

and his duty of serving his country. 

As a current member of the 

Defence Force, he is also a proud 

supporter of the Norwood Football 

Club. 

Bdr Sturtevant enlisted in 1995 

and remained full time until 2007, 

having deployed twice to East 

Timor as well as during the initial 

liberation of Iraq. 

He believes footy on Anzac Day 

helps share arguably the country’s 

most important tradition with future 

generations. 

“It’s a good way to get, not just 

kids, but also people from different 

countries and backgrounds to 

understand Anzac Day. 

“Remembering the past Diggers 

and representing people who may 

have passed away – honouring 

their service and sacrifice,” he said. 

The link between football and the 

Anzac tradition is also strongly felt 

by Rodney Pope, who has been 

selected to toss the coin on Anzac 

Day. 

Mr Pope is a Vietnam veteran and 

is also a former football star. He 

played 95 games for Norwood, 209 

games for West Adelaide as well as 

ten State Games. 

His shared links to both clubs in 

this year’s Anzac clash will make 

the day all the more meaningful. 

Despite admitting that he gets to 

more Westies games than Norwood 

“I think it’s good because you 

get all the old diggers and the old 

military cars out and people can 

stop and think about it for a few 

minutes; it’s not forgotten.” 

being a western suburbs local, he 

still has a soft spot for the Redlegs. 

“I spent six good years with 

Norwood and they were a great 

club; they looked after me well and 

I’ve got a lot of time for them.” 

Mr Pope was conscripted in 1965 

and embarked on a tour of duty in 

Vietnam the following year. 

While Mr Pope’s time in the army 

was short, he is a firm believer in 

the Anzac tradition and has 

participated in the Anzac Day footy 

match for around the past ten 

years. 

Playing the Last Post at the 2010 Anzac Day game. 

“I mainly do it for the World War II 

blokes and the tradition; to keep 

the tradition alive. 

“I think it’s good because you get 

all the old diggers and the old 

military cars out and people can 

stop and think about it for a few 

minutes; it’s not forgotten,” he said. 

While a game of football is not a 

matter of life and death, Mr Pope 

said there are shared values 

between those serving their 

country and those representing 

their football clubs. 

“You’ve got that comradeship, the

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bond, when you’re a footy side. 

You’re together playing as a group 

and it all comes back to teamwork 

and everybody pulling together to 

strive for the ultimate. 

“In the army, you’re all pulling 

together to make sure every person 

survives; people have got to be 

disciplined and work together,” he 

said. 

Dr Robert Black AM RFD will 

recite the ode on Anzac Day and 

his time with the Defence Force 

took him to far flung places, 

including Timor, Bougainville, 

Rwanda and Malaya. 

Dr Black began his compulsory 

national service joining the 

university squadron in 1957 and 

later graduated as a pilot officer 

and became a reserve medical 

officer. 

He worked in various parts of 

the world as a general surgeon, 

with hospital and university 

appointments, before returning to 

regular service in 1980 as a 

specialist reserve medical officer. 

Dr Black reached the rank of 

Group Captain and is a member of 

the Order of Australia. 

He continues to work with the 

defence forces as a member of 

Legacy, which cares for the families 

and widows of veterans, and he is 

also on the Veterans Review Board. 

Speaking of the links between 

sport and the Anzac tradition, Dr 

Black notes football was always 

important to many of those who 

served and provided an 

opportunity for bonding between 

mates. 

“There were many Australian 

soldiers who played football in 

recreation time overseas and it 

was a big part of the culture of the 

Diggers in World War I and World 

War II.” 

Dr Black also spoke of Philip de 

Quetteville Robin, a former 

Norwood footballer and winner of 

the club’s Best–and-Fairest in 1911, 

whose achievements on the 

football field were remarkably 

surpassed by his courage and 

Anzac Day Parade 2012. 

bravery while he served for his 

country. 

Private Robin reached the third 

ridge at Gallipoli, the furthest any 

Australian would get during the 

campaign. 

A member of the 10 th battalion, 

Private Robin was the first South 

Australian footballer to die at 

Gallipoli. 

These are just some of the men 

we will keep in mind come Anzac 

Day and remember all those who 

made the ultimate sacrifice to 

serve and defend our country. 

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Q & A 

Luke Jarrad 

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Name: Luke Jarrad. 

Club: WWTFC. 

DOB: 29/09/1983. 

Home town: Melton (Victoria). 

Position: Wing/half back. 

Nickname: Flash. 

Toughest opponent: Leigh Ryswyk. 

Most admired sportsperson: James 

Hird or Roger Federer. 

AFL team: Essendon. 

Favourite food: Pizza. 

Most romantic moment: Proposing 

to my wife. 

When you’re not playing footy, 

how do you occupy your time 

With my son. 

What is your most listened to 

song(s) on your iPod: Bits of 

everything really. 

If you met the younger you, what 

advice would you give them Just 

have fun. 

Facebook or Twitter: Facebook. 

Favourite place in South Australia: 

Home. 

If you could have any superpower, 

what you would choose and why: 

To see the future. I would be a very 

rich man. 

Best way to spend a weekend: 

With the family at the beach. 

If you could invite three people to 

dinner, who would they be My 

wife, my son and my nan. 

Best football moment 2006 and 

2011 Grand Final. 

Which of your teammates is most 

likely to: 

Be late for an event – Craig Parry. 

Date someone famous – Angus 

Poole. 

Get a fake tan – Adam Grocke. 

To be on a reality TV show – Scott 

“the mouse” Lewis.

Special day has 

long traditions 

by Robert laidlaw 

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Eagles players stand to show their respect at the 2012 Anzac Day game. 

Anzac Day is one of the most important days on the 

calendar for many Australians. There are various 

traditions associated with the occasions, including the 

annual SANFL Anzac Day match between the previous 

season’s Grand Finalists. 

On April 25, 1915, Australian and New Zealand 

soldiers landed in Gallipoli as part of a defensive 

action in World War I. It lasted eight months and saw 

over 8000 Australian soldiers killed in action. 

Soon after the war finished, football matches were 

organised at Adelaide Oval on Anzac Day, with service 

teams competing a week before the SANFL season 

commenced in early May. 

From The Advertiser on April 27, 1920, the first 

Anzac matches between teams from the Returned 

Sailors and the Soldiers Imperial League were played 

on Adelaide Oval, where a crowd of ‘many thousands’ 

witnessed two well-contested games. 

In the first clash, a Light Horse team triumphed over 

the 50th Battalion by 23 points, while the second game 

saw the 27th Battalion manage a close 11-point victory 

over the 10th Battalion. 

Through the 1920s these games became regular 

features leading into the League football season, with 

service teams filled with players from the various 

sides in the State League. They played for the Heylen 

Challenge Shield. 

The first hint of considering League football on Anzac 

Day came in 1931, when the finance committee of the 

SANFL was instructed at the annual meeting of 

delegates to confer with the RSL on the possibility. 

Due to the depression through the 1930s, service 

games on Anzac Day became less regular, although 

country football games were played on the occasion, 

with renewed interest after World War II. 

On Anzac Day in 1947, the national game was revived 

with a combined Navy/Air Force team playing on 

Adelaide Oval against an Army team, led by former 

West Adelaide captain-coach G.M. Scott. 

A year later a League match was held for the first 

time on Anzac Day, between the previous season’s 

Grand Finalists, West Adelaide and Norwood. 

West had come from the First Semi-Final to win the 

1947 premiership, but in the first official SANFL game 

associated with Anzac Day, it was the Redlegs who 

were successful, winning 18-16 to 11-20. 

It wasn’t until 1954 that the tradition of the 

previous season’s Grand Finalists started on a more 

regular basis, with West Torrens and Port Adelaide 

meeting. 

20 years later SANFL headquarters shifted to Football 

Park (now AAMI Stadium), and the following season 

the annual Anzac Day clash changed venue from 

Adelaide Oval to West Lakes. 

From 1986 to 2000 only four Anzac Day games 

occurred between Grand Finalists, but it has been a 

regular feature on the SANFL fixtures since 2001. 

In 2002 the Bob Quinn Medal was introduced and is 

awarded to the best player on Anzac Day. 

“As a player, being involved in the Anzac Day match 

is something special and something to look forward 

to,” Central District captain Paul Thomas said.

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“It’s the closest you can get to a finals atmosphere, 

and it’s a chance to test yourself in a big game. 

“With football, it’s not life and death like all the 

service people had to face, who have and still defend 

the country through the wars and currently in 

Afghanistan. But it is a privilege to play with the 

realisation they fought for our freedom and rights.” 

Thomas always rises to the occasion on Anzac Day, 

winning the Bob Quinn Medal in 2003, 2004, 2008 and 

2011. He missed the 2005 game while with Essendon, 

but has played in every other clash since 2002. 

“As soon as we hit the turf, you are up for it,” the 

Bulldogs skipper said. “The parade, the Last Post and 

the National Anthem all make your hair stand up on 

the back of your neck. 

“The day is synonymous with mate-ship, dedication 

and spirit. It is a real battle on the field, but afterwards 

the teams shake hands and there is an unspoken 

respect between both sides in honouring the day. 

“I’ll miss not playing, but Norwood and West Adelaide 

have earned the right to be involved this year.” 

Of the 46 Anzac Day matches between the previous 

year’s Grand Finalists, 25 times the premier has won, 

with one match drawn and 20 times the loser has 

extracted a measure of revenge. 

The AFL has its Anzac tradition of Collingwood v 

Essendon games, but the SANFL has a more rewarding 

system making teams earn the right to play on one of 

Australia’s most important days of the year. 

Bob Quinn Medal 

2002 James Gowans (CD) 

2003 Paul Thomas (CD) 


2005 Luke Powell (Eag) 

2006 Mark Passador (Eag) 

2007 Chris Gowans (CD) 


2009 Chad O’Sullivan (CD) 

2010 Jade Sheedy (Sturt) 


2012 Ryan Williams (CD) 

Team records in traditional SANFL Anzac Day games 

Team P W L D 

Port 24 15 8 1 

Sturt 13 6 7 - 

Norwood 11 4 7 - 

Glenelg 10 4 5 1 

West 6 3 3 - 

North 6 1 5 - 

South 2 1 1 - 

Eagles 7 2 5 - 

Central 12 9 3 - 

West 1 - 1 - 

Ryan Williams received the 

2012 Bob Quinn Medal. 

Paul Thomas holds the 

Anzac Day trophy after the 

2012 Anzac Day match 

ANZAC DAY GRAND FINAL RE-MATCHES: 

Year Game Ground 

1948 Norwood 18-16 d West 11-20 (Adelaide) 

1954 Port 11-11 d West 10-8 (Adelaide) 

1956 Port 13-18 d Norwood 7-15 (Adelaide) 


1959 West 12-11 dPort 10-19 (Richmond) 

1960 West 10-12 d Port 9-14 (Adelaide) 

1961 North 16-11 d Norwood 12-10 (Adelaide) 

1963 West 12-10 d Port 11-15 (Adelaide) 

1964 Port 11-14 d North 12-3 (Adelaide) 

1965 South 14-9d Port 9-6 (Adelaide) 

1966 Port 12-15 d Sturt 11-17 (Adelaide) 

1967 Sturt 14-12 d Port 10-13 (Adelaide) 


1969 Sturt 18-15 d Port 10-6 (Adelaide) 

1970 Sturt 14-22 d Glenelg 12-6 (Adelaide) 

1971 Sturt 10-10 d Glenelg 8-7 (Adelaide) 



1974 Glenelg 24-21 d North 14-14 (Adelaide) 

1975 Glenelg 16-14 d Sturt 12-16 (Aami) 

1976 Glenelg 17-26 d Norwood 15-9 (Aami) 

1977 Port 21-9 d Sturt 11-9 (Aami) 

1978 Glenelg 18-14 d Port 7-6 (Aami) 

1979 Norwood 20-17 d Sturt 12-14 (Aami) 

1980 Port 11-17 d South 8-11 (Aami) 

1981 Port 15-8 d Norwood 8-14 (Aami) 

1982 Glenelg 12-9 Tied Port 11-15 (Aami) 

1983 Norwood 29-14 d Glenelg 12-12 (Aami) 

1984 Sturt 19-28 d West 19-8 (Aami) 

1985 Norwood 23-14 d Port 19-13 (Aami) 

1991 Port 13-14 d Glenelg 10-10 (Aami) 

1995 Port 18-15 d Eagles 10-14 (Aami) 



2001 Central 13-16 d Eagles 11-12 (Adelaide) 

2002 Central 16-11 d Eagles 5-7 (Adelaide) 

2003 Central 11-12 d Sturt 6-9 (Adelaide) 

2004 Central 19-9 d West 10-8 (Adelaide) 

2005 Eagles 16-22 d Central 6-8 (Adelaide) 

2006 Eagles 16-15 d Central 13-10 (Adelaide) 

2007 Central 23-13 d Eagles 11-3 (Thebarton) 

2008 Central 12-12 d North 9-11 (Adelaide) 

2009 Central 21-8 d Glenelg 7-8 (Adelaide) 

2010 Sturt 19-9 d Central 8-8 (Elizabeth) 

2011 Central 16-11 d Norwood 9-10 (Adelaide) 

2012 Central 13-6 d Eagles 12-6 (Woodville)

Star Player of the 

Year & R.O. Shearman Medal 

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Cross scores 

Joel Cross. 

South Adelaide’s Joel Cross was 

the only player to receive 10 

points in the R.O Shearman Medal 

last weekend for his performance 

against Sturt. 

In South Adelaide’s first win for 

the season, they shook off the 

Double Blues by 31-points at 

Envestra Park. 

Cross amassed 29 disposals and 

nine clearances, leading a dominant 

midfield to a fantastic game. 

The SANFL League coaches 

award votes on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis, 

for the best players on the ground 

for their game in each minor round. 

The player with the most votes after 

Round 23 will be awarded the R.O 

Shearman Medal. The award 

carries with it a $3000 first prize. 

P.S. Three ‘Mystery Rounds’ have 

been allocated during the course 

of the year in which voting results 

will be kept secret until the end of 

the season. 

Leaderboard (After Round 4) 

Matthew Thomas Norwood 20 

Jarryd Lyons Glenelg 19 

Ben Macreadie West 19 

Mat Suckling Norwood 17 

Nathan Gordon North 15 

Rory Laird West 14 

Chris Schmidt West 14 

James Boyd Central 13 

Thomas Logan Glenelg 12 

Leigh Ryswyk North 12 

Star Player Votes – Round 4 

West v North 

Ben Macreadie West 8 

Nathan Gordon North 6 

Joe Anderson North 5 

Bradley Mangan West 4 

Todd Miles North 4 

Taite Silverlock West 2 

Jonathon Beech West 1 

Norwood v Eagles 

Bernard Vince Eagles 9 

Byron Sumner Eagles 9 

Craig Parry Eagles 5 

Mat Suckling Norwood 5 

Jarred Allmond Eagles 1 

Kieran McGuinness Norwood 1 

Glenelg v Central 

Jason Davenport Glenelg 9 

Jarryd Lyons Glenelg 7 

Brayden O’Hara Central 4 

Lewis Hender Glenelg 3 

Sebastion Guilhaus Central 3 

Cameron Hitchcock Glenelg 2 

Jarrod Schiller Central 1 

Trent Goodrem Central 1 

STAR SEARCH AWARD 

Underwood debuts 

In his debut game against Central 

District last Saturday night, 

Glenelg’s Sam Underwood, 18, 

displayed great poise under 

pressure and made sound 

decisions across half back. 

Underwood collected 9 kicks, 5 

handballs, 6 marks and 4 tackles. 

Sam Underwood. 

Sturt v South 

Joel Cross South 10 

John McDonald South 6 

Michael Wundke South 5 

Shannon Snook South 3 

Xavier Gotch South 3 

Aidan Riley Sturt 2 

Matthew Duldig Sturt 1

Mini League & KIDS’ CORNER 

All matches to be played at half-time of the League match 

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Norwood v West – Coopers Stadium – Thursday, April 25 

Norwood – Athelstone 

IGA – Athelstone Football Club 

Football Club 

1 Jarrod Brimble 10 Nicholas Platten 

1 Jacob Rhodes 

2 Connor Obrien 11 Zac Sharrad 

2 Jayden Smith 

3 Brodie Turner 12 Kirill Skiba 

3 Anton Tsouvalas 

4 Peter Vorrasi 13 Liam Durdin 

4 Matthew Picariello 

5 Patrick Dawson 14 Thomas Tedesco 

5 Jack Thoday 

6 Lewis Mannix 15 Gabriel Fienemann 

6 Lukas Gawkowski 

7 Connor Bury 16 Thomas Piro 

7 Daniel Simile 

8 Bradley Formosa 17 Andrew Hatziyiorgis 

8 Anthony Howard 

9 Ben D’Antonia 18 Thomas Orlando 

South v North – Hickinbotham Oval – Friday, April 26 

In this week’s Mini League at Hickinbotham Oval, South Adelaide will be represented 

by Morphette Vale East Primary School and the IGA team will be represented by 

Coromandel Valley Primary School. The SANFL would like to thank the IGA for its 

ongoing support of the SANFL Mini League in 2013. 

Eagles v Port – Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval – Saturday, April 27 

Team names were unavailable at time of printing. 

Glenelg v Sturt – Gliderol Stadium – Saturday, April 27 

Glenelg – Woodend/Sheidow 

Park/Hallett Cove R12 combined 

1 Mason Carney 

2 Aidan Carney 

3 Noah Cooley 

4 Jacob Thomas 

5 Ethan Goodfellow 

6 Jake Brown 

7 Jasper Dietmayer 

8 Josh Oliver 

9 Brett Moriarty 

10 Cooper Trembath 

11 Jayden Weepers 

12 Brock Mcenna 

13 Toby Sleeman 

14 Flynn Penhall 

IGA – Woodend/Sheidow Park/ 

Hallett Cove R12 combined 

1 Mason Carney 

2 Aidan Carney 

3 Noah Cooley 

4 Jacob Thomas 

5 Ethan Goodfellow 

6 Jake Brown 

7 Jasper Dietmayer 

8 Josh Oliver 

9 Brett Moriarty 

10 Cooper Trembath 

Find the footy! Answer on page 30.

STAT LEADERS 

By PHIL HERDEN 

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West’s Chris Schmidt is trailing Norwood’s 

Matt Thomas in possessions and handballs. 

POSSESSION LEADERS Gm Poss Poss/Gm 

1 Nw THOMAS Matt 4 114 28.5 

2 WA SCHMIDT Chris 4 110 27.5 

3 Gl LYONS Jarryd 4 106 26.5 

4 CD O’HARA Brayden 4 104 26.0 

5 CD GOODREM Trent 4 101 25.3 

MARK LEADERS Gm Marks Mk/Gm 

1 Nw AISH Jesse 4 35 8.8 

2 CD GOODREM Trent 4 35 8.8 

3 WA BEECH Jonathon 4 31 7.8 

4 Gl DAVENPORT Jason 4 31 7.8 

5 CD COLQUHOUN Sam 3 30 10.0 

KICK LEADERS Gm Kicks Kick/Gm 

1 CD O’HARA Brayden 4 69 17.3 

2 WA MACREADIE Ben 4 66 16.5 

3 Gl LYONS Jarryd 4 65 16.3 

4 Nw GRIGG Mitchell 4 65 16.3 

5 Nw AISH Jesse 4 63 15.8 

HIT OUT LEADERS Gm HO HO/Gm 

1 CD GUILHAUS Seb 4 147 36.8 

2 Ea PARRY Craig 3 98 32.7 

3 St GRAHAM Angus 3 97 32.3 

4 PA MEIKLEJOHN James 3 96 32.0 

5 WA NELSON Peter 4 78 19.5 

HANDBALL LEADERS Gm Poss Poss/Gm 

1 Nw THOMAS Matt 4 65 16.3 

2 WA SCHMIDT Chris 4 55 13.8 

3 WA LAIRD Rory 3 47 15.7 

4 Nw ZORZI Brett 4 43 10.8 

5 CD BOYD James 4 41 10.3 

SCORING LEADERS Gm G B 

1 WA BEECH Jonathon 4 12 4 

2 St VITKUNAS Ziggy 4 12 3 

3 NA JOHNSTON Lewis 3 11 6 

4 SA WUNDKE Michael 3 10 4 

5 St McINTYRE Timothy 4 10 2 

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CENTRAL DISTRICT 

Ben Nason Back, indefinite 

Yves Sibenaler Knee, indefinite 

Brad Symes Quad Muscle Strain, 

test 

GLENELG 

Riley Milne 

Kane Tenace 

Ruory Kirkby 

Tim Walsh 

Darcy Armfield 

Scott Spriggs 

Lachlan Roach 

NORTH ADELAIDE 

Jake Liston 

Daniel Archer 

Tim Delvins 

Eljay Connors 

Zac Makins 

Matthew Westhoff 

Greg Gallman 

Brian Fenton 

Neck, TBA 

Hamstring, 1-3 weeks 

Knee, 4-6 weeks 

Foot, 4-5 weeks 

Foot, indefinite 

Back, indefinite 

Ankle, indefinite 

Knee, TBA 

Hand, test 

Knee, test 

Ankle, test 

Shoulder, 4 weeks 

Hamstring, 2 weeks 

Jaw, 11 weeks 

Knee, indefinite 

NORWOOD 

Bryce Campbell Knee, 3-4 weeks 

Dylan Reinbrecht Shoulder, indefinite 

James Aish Shoulder, 2-3 weeks 

Michael Newton Knee, 5 weeks 

Fred Beytell Back, indefinite 

Ed O’Connor Shoulder, indefinite 

Luke Thomas Hip, test 

Henry Davis Knee, indefinite 

Lachlan Surman Hamstring, test 

Scott Oakley Back, test 

Michael Chippendale Back, test 

PORT ADELAIDE 

Judd Robson 

Ryan Blundell 

Henry Slattery 

Daniel Kulikowski 

Oliver Tweeddale 

Tom Goodwin 

STURT 

Levi Krause 

Tim McIntyre 

James McLeay 

Knee, season 

Knee, season 

Hip, 2 weeks 

Hand, test 

Knee, test 

Shoulder, test 

Shoulder, test 

Calf, 3 weeks 

Groin, 1 week 

MILESTONES 

Angus Kurtze 

Jake Atkinson 

Jack Penfold 

Patrick Wilson 

Sean Samblich 

Cameron Stokes 

SOUTH ADELAIDE 

Peter Rolfe 

Sam Richman 

Jordan Taylor 

Roland Ah Chee 

Nic Schwarz 

Cam De Visser 

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MAGPIES 

James Meiklejohn 

150 games 

Luke Habel 

50 games 

Back, 1 week 

Hamstring, 3 weeks 

Ankle, test 

Shoulder, 1 week 

Hip, indefinite 

Knee, season 

Knee, TBA 

Knee, TBA 

Shin, test 

AC joint, test 

Ankle, 1 Week 

Knee, 4 weeks 

Jackson McMahon 

Brede Seccull 

Jake Veide 

WEST ADELAIDE 

Adam Hartlett 

Knee, 4 weeks 

Ankle, 8 weeks 

Hip, 8 weeks 

Knee, 1 week 

WOODVILLE-WEST TORRENS 

Adam Grocke Achilles, test 

Matthew Appleton Knee, test 

Lee Staple Hip, test 

Charlie Rae Shoulder, test 

Nick Grimm Ankle, 4 weeks 

Matthew Jacquier Shoulder, test 

Daniel Kirk Ankle, indefinite

Thewlis fit for 

new role By Netta Antonino 

South Adelaide’s Josh Thewlis 

may have suffered a few injuries 

in the past but the veteran believes 

he is the fittest he has ever been. 

It couldn’t come at a better time 

for the 28-year-old, who was 

named captain this year after 107 

games for the club. 

Thewlis, who is a carpenter by 

trade, saw his season cut short last 

year after a work injury left him 

with severed tendons in his hand 

and then later breaking his foot. 

In the past five years he has also 

endured two shoulder 

reconstructions and two horror 

work injuries, with a stray nail 

going in the back of his knee and 

another in the back of his heel 

when using a nail gun. 

But this year, the veteran believes 

he is in the best shape of his 

career, and said a full pre-season is 

the reason his fitness has 

improved. 

“In the past where I’ve struggled 

through seasons, it’s been the years 

that I haven’t been able to do much 

pre-season,” Thewlis said. 

“We changed up our training 

program this year, we focused a lot 

more on explosive power and that 

side of it and that seemed to have 

suited me. 

“I’m five kilograms heavier than 

I’ve ever been but I’m running as 

good as I’ve ever ran so I think 

that’s sort of helped.” 

Thewlis was chosen by the 

leadership group to captain the 

side after they voted on who 

embodied the club’s core values 

and behaviours. 

He said it was nice to be chosen 

by his peers and know he had their 

full support. 

“You obviously don’t play footy to 

be captain and stuff like that but if 

you are chosen it feels pretty good,” 

he said. 

Thewlis came to South Australia 

Josh Thewlis in the Round 1 South v Glenelg match. 

in 2006 after stints in the AFL with 

Sydney Swans, where he was 

drafted in 2002, and on North 

Melbourne’s rookie list. 

Hailing from Donald in Victoria, he 

played with Bendigo Pioneers in 

the TAC cup before being drafted. 

Thewlis, who is the Panthers’ 

oldest player, said he had enjoyed 

working with the younger members 

of the side. 

“We’re still a fairly young group 

but I think everyone’s maturing at 

the same pace,” he said. 

Despite the injury setbacks over 

the years, he said he had found 

spending time in the coaches’ box 

beneficial while on the sidelines. 

“You see a lot of things from up 

there that you don’t necessarily see 

when you’re playing or even just 

sitting on the sidelines,” he said. 

“I actually get a few of the boys 

when they’re injured to sit up there 

during a game… it makes you 

really notice how much things 

stand out on the field.” 

The Panthers enjoyed a taste of 

success in 2011 to reach the finals 

for the first time in five years, before 

slipping to finish eighth in 2012. 

However, Thewlis believes the side 

is determined to improve on last 

season’s result. 

He said it had been bolstered by 

the additions of players which 

include former Norwood player 

Roland Ah Chee, John McDonald 

from Sturt and Shannon Snook from 

Glenelg. 

Other additions include Brede 

Seccull (Collingwood VFL), Brett 

Eddy (Collingwood VFL) and Jordan 

Taylor (Murray Bushrangers). 

“We’ve recruited some different 

players into the club that will benefit 

us a lot,” Thewlis said. 

“We won’t accept finishing where 

we finished last year again this year 

and I think that’s the difference. 

“We’re constantly thinking about it 

(finals). We’ll be keeping check on 

where we’re positioned and what 

games we need to win.” 

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of the Week 

Local Footy - we’re lovin’ it 

Winner will receive a $25 sports voucher 

courtesy of McDonald’s 

Name: Hudson Tilbrook. 

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School / Club: Crystal Brook 

Football Club. 

Age: 7. 

Position: Rover. 

8 

7 

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Program involved in: Crystal 

Brook Football Club (Sub Mini’s). 

What does good sportsmanship mean to you 

Sharing the ball with other team-mates and no 

fighting with other people. 

1. North Adelaide’s U18 leadership group. 2. Central District’s 

U18 leadership group. 3. Sturt’s U18 leadership group. 4. 

West Adelaide’s U18 leadership group. 5. Port Adelaide’s U18 

leadership group. 6. South Adelaide’s U18 leadership group. 

7. Norwood’s U18 leadership group. 8. Glenelg’s U18 

leadership group. 9. The Eagles’ U18 leadership group. 

*Names of the leadership groups were printed over the last three 

weeks of the Footy Budget. 

MACCA’S CUP MVP: Caleb Daniel 

– ROUND 4 

South Adelaide’s Caleb Daniel was the 

most influential player in the clash 

against Sturt last weekend. Daniel’s ability 

to work in and around stoppages was first 

class, and he showed a lot of composure 

and poise with the ball. He continually 

brought others into the game by creating advantages in 

space while under pressure. Daniel collected 22 kicks, 

18 handballs, 9 marks, 14 clearances and 6 inside 50s. 

FRESH LOOK... 

SAME 

GREAT 

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SANFL club supported: Norwood (mum’s 

influence). 

AFL club supported: Adelaide Crows (mum’s 

influence). 

Which footballer do you admire and why Rory 

Sloane because he plays good football for the 

Crows. 

Who is going to win the SANFL Premiership this 

year Norwood. 

Who is going to win the AFL Premiership this 

year Adelaide Crows. 

What is your favourite football moment Playing 

my first game of Sub Mini’s for Crystal Brook 

Football Club. 

Future football aspirations To play good football. 

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Central District 

Business Luncheon with Danny Green. Friday, July 5. Come 

and have lunch with four Time World Boxing Champion, 

Danny ‘The Green Machine’ Green as he talks about his 

life, boxing and of course, Anthony Mundine! 

12pm-2:30pm at the Holden Room, Grand Central Tavern, 

Goodman Road, Elizabeth. $85 per head (includes two 

course lunch and 2.5 hour beverage package). For 

bookings phone the club on 8255 2555. 

Glenelg 

Presidents Home Game Dinner. Friday, May 31 from 5pm at 

Gliderol Stadium, Glenelg. Glenelg v South Adelaide Home 

Game Dinner. $65 per person. Contact Mel Churchett on 

8294 5478. 

Business Networking Tiger Lunch. Friday, May 17. Join us 

for our first Tiger Lunch of the year with AFL and club 

legend Stephen Kernahan. 12pm at Gliderol Stadium, 

Glenelg. $85 per person. Contact Mel Churchett on 

8294 5478. 

North 

NAFC Inaugural Mouse Cup. Saturday, April 27. A day at the 

Races themed event. VIP Area for all race winners and 

sponsors. 7pm at the Prospect Oval Function Room. $15 

pre-purchased ticket, $20 on the night. Contact Jessamy 

Weckert on 8344 8733 jessamy.weckert@nafc.com.au 

Past Players Luncheon. Friday, April 26. Chance for Past 

Players and Officials to get together. 12:30pm at the 

Northern Tavern (269 Main North Road, Sefton Park). 

$30per head, includes three course lunch. Contact Allira 

Ryan on 8344 8733 or allira.ryan@nafc.com.au. 

Port 

Home Match Luncheon. Sunday, May 5. Includes two 

course meal, beverages and guest speakers. 12pm at The 

Port Club Function Rooms. $70 per person. Contact Linda 

on 8447 9937 or lcrabb@pafc.com.au 

Magpies Major Auction. Saturday, May 18. Includes three 

course meal, beverages and entertainment. 6.30pm at the 

Adelaide Convention Centre. $115 per person. Contact 

Linda on 8447 9937 or lcrabb@pafc.com.au 

West 

Round 4 Official Home Match Dinner Sponsored By 

Copyworld. Friday, April 19, prior to the first bounce. 

5.15pm at the West Adelaide Football Club. 

$55 Non-member and $50 members. 

Contact gina.cimarosti@westadelaidefc.com.au. 

High Tea. Sunday, May 5. 2-4pm at the West Adelaide 

Football Club. Enjoy High Tea at The Venue, Richmond. 

$45 head. Booking essential before April 26. Call Gerry on 

0414 557 184. 

Mother’s Day Lunch. Sunday, May 12. Includes buffet 

lunch. 12pm-2pm at the West Adelaide Football Club. 

$25 per person. Call the club on 8352 4022. 

Official Home Match Dinner Round 6. Sponsored by 

Duncan Basheer Hannon. Friday, May 3. Before the 

bounce entertainment. 5.15pm at the West Adelaide 

Football Club. $55 Non-member and $50 members. 

Contact Gina - gina.cimarosti@westadelaidefc.com.au 

State Game. Saturday, May 11. Come and support the 

SANFL’s elite players taking on the NEAFL. 2.10pm at City 

Mazda Stadium. Contact 8352 4022. 

Woodville-West Torrens 

Mother’s Day Lunch. Sunday, May 12 from 12pm-3pm 

at the Eagles Function Centre. $49 per person and 

children $12. Includes three course meal and includes 

glass of bubbles for mum. Contact Laura Harriss at 

events@wwtfc.com.au or phone 8347 2444. 

Come back to The Bay – support YOUR club 

$3 schooner of Hahn Super Dry 

when you present this voucher. 

* valid for day of home match, one per voucher.

Norwood v west 3:10pm Thursday, April 25 @ Coopers Stadium, Norwood 

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Minor Round 227 145 90 2 

ALL ENCOUNTERS 257 155 100 2 

@ Coopers Stadium 105 66 39 - 

Encounters 

Recent Encounters - Norwood have 

won 8 of the last 9 encounters. 

@ Coopers Stadium - Norwood have 

won last 4. 

Recent Results 

GF Sun October 7 @ AAMI Stadium 

Norwood 12 7 (79) 

west 3 12 (30) 

Best – Norwood: D. TERLICH, J. CACHIA, L. BROWN, J. AISH, B. WARREN, S. PHILLIPS. 

Best – West: S. Green, B. Fisher, C. Schmidt, R. FERGUSON. 

Goals – Norwood: E. SMART 2, L. JERICHO 2, B. JEFFERIES 2, S. PHILLIPS, B. WARREN, J. GALLAGHER, 

T. WEBBER, M. SUCKLING, J. AISH. 

Goals – West: A. Hartlett , B. Fisher , S. Bricknell. 

2012 2SF Sept 23 @ AAMI Stadium Norwood 8.13.61 d West 2.5.17 by 44pts 

2012 Rd 21 Aug 18 @ City Mazda West 11.8.74 d Norwood 7.9.51 by 23pts 

2012 Rd 13 June 23 @ City Mazda Norwood 5.7.37 d West 4.12.36 by 1pt 

2012 Rd 8 May 11 @ Coopers Norwood 13.8.86 d West 5.9.39 by 47pts 

2011 Rd 19 Aug 12 @ Coopers Norwood 10.7.67 d West 7.10.52 by 15pts 

2011 Rd 9 May 27 @ City Mazda Norwood 13.8.86 d West 4.8.32 by 54pts 

2010 Rd 23 Sept 5 @ Coopers Norwood 8.15.63 d West 2.9.21 by 42pts 

2010 Rd 14 June 26 @ Coopers Norwood 8.6.54 d West 6.6.42 by 12pts 

2010 Rd 4 April 16 @ City Mazda West 12.10.82 d Norwood 10.3.63 by 19pts 

2009 Rd 13 June 27 @ Coopers West 14.10.94 d Norwood 11.9.75 by 19pts 

2009 Rd 5 April 26 @ City Mazda West 12.12.84 d Norwood 11.15.81 by 3pts

norwood 

WEST 

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Major Sponsor: Fairmont Homes 

Colours: Red and Blue 

Coach: Andrew Collins 

Major Sponsor: Adelaide Galvanising Industries 

Colours: Red and Black 

No PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B 

2 Warren Benjamin..........31.. 188.....89... 188.... 191........... 

4 Panos Matthew..............22.. 191.....89..... 6....... 10............ 

5 Evans Craig....................25.. 183.....86... 113..... 57............ 

8 Grigg Mitchell................20.. 180.....85.... 18...... 10............ 

9 Zorzi Brett.....................33.. 183.....87... 151..... 24............ 

10 Persinos Peter..............19.. 173.....73.... 12...... 12............ 

11 Pfeiffer Darren.............25.. 180.....80.... 50...... 20............ 

12 Phillips Simon..............26.. 176.....74.... 81..... 111........... 

13 McGUINNESS Kieran (C)..29.. 189.....87.... 92...... 14............ 

14 Evans Mark....................21.. 181.....79.... 25...... 27............ 

15 Bode Jace......................25.. 186.....89.... 87...... 13............ 

17 Murphy Kane................20.. 174.....76.... 16...... 12............ 

18 Baulderstone Sam......22.. 200....113.... 2........ 0............. 

21 Suckling Mat................24.. 184.....85.... 45...... 12............ 

23 Webber Timothy.............24.. 175.....77.... 49...... 10............ 

27 Dumont Trent................17.. 186.....80..... 0........ 0............. 

28 Jefferies Ben...............22.. 188.....83.... 26....... 5............. 

30 Dawe Brady....................24.. 198.....92.... 83...... 37............ 

31 Aish Jesse......................26.. 194.....88.... 37...... 41............ 

36 Fuller Matthew.............22.. 180.....83.... 41...... 11............ 

37 Donohue Josh...............24.. 175.....68.... 79..... 103........... 

38 Kirwan Andrew..............23.. 185.....83.... 14....... 2............. 

39 Georgiou Alexis............23.. 187.....93.... 63....... 0............. 

42 Smart Edward................19.. 181.....73.... 13....... 5............. 

44 Thomas Matthew............26.. 180.....77.... 32...... 13............ 

48 Roocke Kristian.............20.. 184.....82..... 5........ 1............. 

Rushed.......................................................................................................................... 


2 Ezard James..................27.. 179.....80... 136..... 62............ 

3 Birss Shane...................30.. 184.....78.... 61...... 15............ 

4 Silverlock Taite...........22.. 178.....79.... 26...... 23............ 

5 Schmidt Christopher......24.. 189.....87.... 52....... 8............. 

6 Anderson Ryan.............25.. 174.....78.... 50...... 15............ 

8 Tuck Travis.....................25.. 190.....94..... 1........ 0............. 

9 Fielke Aaron..................24.. 183.....81.... 79...... 49............ 

10 Macreadie Ben.............25.. 180.....85.... 46...... 28............ 

12 Tippett Joel...................24.. 197.....95.... 25....... 0............. 

13 Caire Daniel...................24.. 177.....79... 130..... 19............ 

14 Beech Jonathon..............22.. 187.....85.... 71...... 71............ 

17 Still Michael.................22.. 195.....95..... 5........ 5............. 

18 Green Shannon..............25.. 184.....86.... 54....... 3............. 

20 Keough Thomas.............21.. 193.....92..... 5........ 5............. 

21 Rankine Matthew...........21.. 178.....68.... 10....... 3............. 

23 Slattery Tyson..............22.. 191.....88.... 33...... 11............ 

26 Webb Daniel...................23.. 196.....94.... 65...... 54............ 

27 FERGUSON Ryan (c)........31.. 196.....94.... 92...... 25............ 

28 Bricknell Scott............25.. 188.....89.... 80...... 12............ 

29 Bonney Chris.................21.. 192.....88..... 6........ 1............. 

30 Homburg Nicholas........21.. 182.....78.... 16....... 7............. 

33 Nelson Peter.................24.. 202....100... 11....... 5............. 

36 Poynton Dean...............23.. 187.....84..... 0........ 0............. 

45 Mangan Bradley.............21.. 192.....92..... 4........ 0............. 

Rushed.......................................................................................................................... 

LEAGUE Umpires 

A. norwood B. west C. South D. north E. eagles f. port G. glenelg h. sturt 

Field: 

Michael Avon 

Curtis Deboy 

Michael Schramm 

Boundary: 

Blake Emmins 

Matthew Fallon 

Stephen Jelfs 

All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals. 

Goal: 

Rory Smith 

Matthew Cummins 

League 

norwood 

west 

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points 

RESERVES: 12.10pm, Thursday April 25 @ Coopers Stadium 

NORWOOD 

Coach: Jarrod Cotton 

west 

Coach: Ben Watkins 

1 Hughes Gavin.......... 

43 Levicki Patrick......... 

57 Wallis Matthew........ 

1 Dean Simon............. 

37 Ahmat-Watkins Nathan 

52 Wong Simon............. 

7 Wilson Luke............ 

16 Chippendale Michael 

26 Davis Liam............... 

45 Luccon Aaron.......... 

49 Vidic Benjamin......... 

50 Oakley Scott............ 

58 McKay Alex............... 

59 Bower Chase........... 

60 Peter Lachlan.......... 

7 Hartlett Adam....... 

15 Hill Logan................ 

38 Eagle Bradley.......... 

39 Schott Tom............. 

53 Simister Ryan......... 

57 Middleton Mason... 

29 Baldasso Steven..... 

51 Gazzola Ben............ 

61 O’Leary Jack............ 

24 Anderson Aaron..... 

40 Brown Nathan......... 

59 Sporn Rhys............. 

32 Ialeggio Michael..... 

33 Bampton Peter........ 

35 Thomas Luke........... 

41 Dematteis Tullio...... 

52 Moyle Joshua........... 

53 Fantasia Orazio....... 

54 Wicks Mitchell......... 

56 Rander Luke........... 

62 Giannini Anthony..... 

65 Helyar Blake........... 

25 Hopton Phil............. 

34 Schiller Joshua...... 

35 Kirk Bradley............. 

47 Smith Campbell........ 

49 Theodoulou Loucas 

51 Johnson Oliver........ 

62 Bates Zachary.......... 

64 Carter Tom............. 

Reserves Umpires 

Field: Thomas Burke Boundary: Benjamin Sieben Goal: Matthew Oxford 

Michael Sboro 

Chad Truscott 

Steven Rypp 

Christopher Cook 

Reserves 

norwood 

west 

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points

South v north 7.40pm Friday, April 26 @ Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga 

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@ Hickinbotham Oval 20 9 9 2 

Encounters 

Recent Encounters - Last 6 games split 

with 3 wins each. 

@ Hickinbotham Oval - Last 7 games, split 

with 3 wins each and a draw.. 


Rd 23 Sun September 2 2012 @ Hickinbotham Oval 

South 17 10 (112) 

North 15 3 (93) 

Best – South: T. REDIGOLO, B. CRABB, N. MURPHY, J. CROSS, N. LIDDLE, X. WATSON. 

Best – North: S. MAYES, J. BENNETT, T. MILES, J. KELLER, M. THRING, N. AMATO. 

Goals – South: M. WUNDKE 6, T. Beilby 3, A. AINGER 2, T. STRIBLING, N. LIDDLE, T. PFEIFFER, 

L. CAREY, S. McKERNAN, X. WATSON. 

Goals – North: S. MAYES 4, J. BENNETT 2, L. JOHNSTON 2, M. THRING 2, J. ALLAN, C. ALLEWAY, N. AMATO, 

G. GALLMAN, J. Craig. 

2012 Rd 17 July 22 @ Hickinbotham North 13.13.91 d South 13.7.85 by 6pts 

2012 Rd 2 March 31 @ Prospect South 18.11.119 d North 15.14.104 by 15pts 

2011 Rd 22 Sept 3 @ Prospect North 13.11.89 d South 12.8.80 by 9pts 

2011 Rd 2 April 9 @ Hickinbotham South 8.21.69 d North 8.9.57 by 12pts 

2010 Rd 20 Aug 14 @ Prospect North 17.11.113 d South 11.7.73 by 40pts 

2010 Rd 11 June 5 @ Prospect North 15.10.100 d South 13.9.87 by 13pts 

2010 Rd 4 April 18 @ Hickinbotham North 25.13.163 d South 16.13.109 by 54pts 

2009 Rd 23 Sept 5 @ Prospect North 24.10.154 d South 15.4.94 by 60pts 

2009 Rd 9 May 30 @ Hickinbotham North 15.17.107 d South 10.11.71 by 36pts 

2008 Rd 18 Aug 2 @ Hickinbotham South 12.9.81 d North 10.13.73 by 8pts

South 

Coach: Ron Fuller 

Colours: Navy and White 

Major Sponsor: Angas Securities, Schweppes, Flinders University 

NORTH 

Coach: Josh Francou 

Major Sponsor: Stellar Homes 

Colours: Red and White 

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1 Thewlis Josh (C)............28.. 187.....89... 104..... 51............ 

2 Ah Chee Roland.............22.. 184.....85..... 3........ 0............. 

3 Fields Tom....................20.. 192.....93..... 3........ 0............. 

4 Stribling Toby..............26.. 180.....80.... 96...... 28............ 

8 Wundke Michael............24.. 191.....98.... 57..... 170........... 

9 Liddle Nicholas..............25.. 178.....70.... 65...... 31............ 

11 Miller Ky......................23.. 188.....75.... 11....... 4............. 

12 Hartigan Kyle...............21.. 195.....94..... 3........ 0............. 

14 Redigolo Tarak..............22.. 178.....83.... 70...... 13............ 

15 Gotch Xavier..................22.. 175.....75.... 50....... 7............. 

18 Pfeiffer Todd................25.. 180.....78.... 44...... 24............ 

19 Cross Joel.....................25.. 182.....82.... 45...... 22............ 

22 Brown Tarquin...............26.. 188.....92.... 18....... 1............. 

23 Mcdonald John.............23.. 185.....83.... 26...... 18............ 

24 Perrey Curtis................23.. 178.....75.... 26....... 9............. 

25 Eddy Brett......................23.. 194.....96..... 3........ 3............. 

27 Brooksby Keegan..........22.. 197....105... 38....... 5............. 

28 Giddings Joshua............21.. 192.....88..... 0........ 0............. 

29 Snook Shannon..............23.. 176.....80.... 23...... 28............ 

31 Dowdell Ben................24.. 202.....96..... 5........ 1............. 

32 McKay Todd....................19.. 175.....75.... 17....... 4............. 

33 Taylor Scott..................22.. 181.....78.... 13....... 3............. 

54 Damin Bryce...................20.. 189.....81..... 1........ 0............. 

Rushed................................................................................................................................ 

Field: Corey Bowen 

David Sobieraj 

Andrew Crosby 

Boundary: 


Goal: Steven Murphy 

Steven Paunovic 


1 O’Sullivan Chad............28.. 175.....76... 108.... 145........... 

2 Anderson Joe...............24.. 192.....88.... 41....... 6............. 

4 Campbell Matthew........26.. 168.....74.... 41...... 54............ 

9 Stewart Daniel..............24.. 199.....85.... 62..... 107........... 

10 Ivens Luke.....................30.. 186.....87... 189..... 16............ 

12 Hill Stuart.....................23.. 191.....85.... 25...... 14............ 

13 Thompson Kriston.........23.. 176.....71.... 68...... 15............ 

14 Thring George...............24.. 182.....77.... 76...... 35............ 

15 Amato Nicholas..............18.. 176.....74.... 13...... 10............ 

16 Langford Thomas.........20.. 190.....80.... 13...... 16............ 

17 Dalwood Will.................24.. 197.....81.... 20....... 1............. 

18 Gordon Nathan.............23.. 188.....86..... 3........ 3............. 

21 Archer Daniel...............21.. 196.....98..... 0........ 0............. 

23 Johnston Lewis............22.. 190.....80.... 24...... 68............ 

25 Blee Nathan...................22.. 191.....88.... 19....... 6............. 

30 Thring Max...................21.. 174.....68.... 21...... 16............ 

31 Shannon Jay.................23.. 182.....88.... 32...... 10............ 

32 Ryswyk Leigh.................28.. 179.....80... 135.... 120........... 

36 Craig James...................22.. 195.....92.... 31....... 4............. 

39 Miles Todd.....................28.. 191.....96.... 80...... 18............ 

42 Thiele Cohen.................24.. 178.....75.... 71...... 45............ 

44 Moore Andrew...............21.. 188.....81.... 12....... 6............. 

45 Keller Jake...................21.. 188.....78.... 35....... 1............. 

57 Craig Cameron...............18.. 186.....77..... 2........ 0............. 

Rushed................................................................................................................................ 



Mark Thomson 

Dillon Tee 

Aaron O’Malley 

League 

South 

north 


RESERVES: 4.55pm, Friday April 26 @ Hickinbotham Oval 

South 

Coach: Troy Jaques 

north 

Coach: Craig Brooks 

6 Crabb Bradley.......... 

36 Murphy Nicholas..... 

48 Tharaldsen Samuel 

5 Boras Johnny........... 

40 Kangur Aleksander.. 

54 Robinson Lachlan... 

10 Daniel Nathan......... 

38 Jolly Tom................. 

49 Kerin Patrick........... 

8 Delvins Timothy....... 

46 Boles Patrick........... 

56 Harvey Mitchell....... 

13 Irra Emmanuel........ 

39 Cailotto Alex.......... 

51 Haines Joseph......... 

22 Connors Eljay......... 

47 Combe Campbell...... 

59 Virgin Michael......... 

16 Taylor Jordan.......... 

42 Shaw Mason............. 

57 Lockett Benjamin... 

24 Williams Ben.......... 

48 Melville Trent......... 

62 McMahon Michael.... 

26 Bass Daniel.............. 

43 Hourigan Darcy...... 

58 Kelly Ryan............... 

26 Edwards Kym......... 

49 Spina Alexander........ 

63 Schahinger Justin.. 

30 Schwarz Nic........... 

44 Moyle Alexander...... 

60 Parr Mitch............... 

28 Armstrong Dale..... 

50 Hannaford George.. 

64 Maher Sean............. 

34 Brown Tyson............ 

47 Makepeace Lewis.... 

35 Dinham Nicholas...... 

52 Gregg Joshua........... 

65 Collins Ryan........... 


Field: Nadia De Bellis Boundary: Samuel Royans Goal: James Georgiadis 

Christopher Peters 

George Diakomichalis Lachlan Gasmier 

Scott Bau 

Reserves 

South 

north 


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Pl Ea PA Draw 

Minor Round 56 26 30 - 

ALL ENCOUNTERS 65 31 34 - 

@ Maughan Thiem 19 11 8 - 

Encounters 

Recent Encounters - Eagles have won 9 of 

last 10 encounters. 

@ Maughan Thiem - Eagles have won the 

last 5 and 7 of last 9. 


Rd 21 Sat August 18 2012 @ Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval 

Eagles 11 6 (72) 

Port 11 3 (69) 

Best – Eagles: L. JARRAD, A. Rowntree, C. HALL, B. Grieger, P. Raymond, R. Shirley. 

Best – Port: S. SALOPEK, A. Raikiwasa, Z. KIRKWOOD, J. YOUNG, L. SLATTERY, J. CLAYTON. 

Goals – Eagles: C. Rae 3, T. LANE 2, M. GOLDSWORTHY 2, C. HALL, L. JARRAD, A. Rowntree, A. GROCKE. 

Goals – Port: L. HARDER 3, T. BROOMHEAD 2, S. SALOPEK, L. SLATTERY, J. SOLLY, Z. KIRKWOOD, 

M. DOLLING, C. WILSON. 

2012 Rd 13 June 23 @ Alberton Eagles 14.7.91 d Port 8.10.58 by 33pts 

2012 Rd 1 March 23 @ Thebarton Port 18.13.121 d Eagles 10.6.66 by 56pts 

2011 Rd 23 Sept 10 @ Alberton Eagles 12.8.80 d Port 8.9.57 by 23pts 

2011 Rd 6 May 7 @ Maughan Thiem Eagles 15.7.97 d Port 12.6.78 by 19pts 

2010 Rd 19 Aug 7 @ Alberton Eagles 15.12.102 d Port 12.7.79 by 23pts 

2010 Rd 11 June 6 @ Alberton Eagles 15.10.100 d Port 13.8.86 by 14pts 

2010 Rd 2 April 3 @ Maughan Thiem Eagles 17.13.115 d Port 14.8.92 by 23pts 

2009 Rd 14 July 5 @ Maughan Thiem Eagles 19.9.123 d Port 15.15.105 by 18pts 

2009 Rd 4 April 19 @ Alberton Eagles 15.13.103 d Port 10.11.71 by 32pts 

2008 Rd 23 Sept 8 @ Alberton Port 16.13.109 d Eagles 8.12.60 by 49pts 

2008 Rd 14 July 5 @ Alberton Port 11.12.78 d Eagles 8.7.55 by 23pts


C 

port 


C 

Coach: Michael Godden 

Colours: Gold, Green and Blue 

Major Sponsor: Little Heroes Foundation 


3 Jarrad Luke..................29.. 186.....83... 152..... 61............ 

4 Parry Craig....................29.. 194.....98... 166..... 55............ 

6 Thompson Luke............22.. 196.....89.... 54...... 10............ 

7 Powell Luke (C)............32.. 183.....88... 195..... 45............ 

8 Raymond Phillip............25.. 186.....82.... 43....... 7............. 

9 Sumner Byron...............21.. 170.....68.... 23....... 7............. 

10 Hall Christopher.............22.. 181.....75.... 47...... 47............ 

11 Allmond Jarred.............22.. 182.....75.... 65...... 27............ 

12 Ainger Andrew...............25.. 197.....98.... 34...... 64............ 

14 Grocke Adam................28.. 191.....96... 157.... 227........... 

15 Rowntree Angus...........22.. 183.....83.... 65...... 17............ 

19 Salter Nick...................25.. 189.....90.... 64..... 140........... 

20 Day Aaron.......................24.. 190.....96.... 54...... 10............ 

25 Kane Chris.....................24.. 183.....84.... 62...... 22............ 

26 Smith Brodie..................21.. 189.....81.... 20....... 7............. 

28 Fitzgerald Zac.............22.. 192.....85.... 12...... 16............ 

29 Goldsworthy Matthew.21.. 177.....74.... 76...... 82............ 

33 Lewis Scott....................26.. 185.....90.... 95...... 40............ 

34 Vince Bernard................27.. 188.....81.... 33...... 39............ 

38 Culley Todd..................22.. 190.....94.... 14....... 0............. 

39 Dawson Glen.................22.. 185.....75..... 1........ 0............. 

42 Joyce Nicholas...............19.. 177.....69..... 4........ 5............. 

45 Giuffreda Patrick.........25.. 187.....86.... 59....... 1............. 

47 Lindsay Peter................21.. 174.....64.... 10....... 3............. 

48 Heinjus Samuel.............22.. 193.....90..... 3........ 0............. 

52 Poole Angus..................19.. 170.....68..... 2........ 2............. 

55 Redden Jarrad...............22.. 202.....90.... 27....... 9............. 

Coach: Ken McGregor 

Colours: Black and White 

Major Sponsor: York Civil, Maughan Thiem Ford, Air South Charter 


1 Meiklejohn James (C)...28.. 198....100.. 149..... 33............ 

5 Gray Samuel..................21.. 176.....75.... 51...... 40............ 

8 Rose Matthew................21.. 181.....78.... 35...... 25............ 

10 Slattery Luke...............31.. 188.....83.... 98...... 57............ 

11 McKENZIE Ryan..............23.. 178.....82.... 16....... 3............. 

12 Scanlon Matthew..........24.. 184.....92.... 21....... 1............. 

13 Butcher John...............21.. 197.....90.... 16...... 25............ 

15 Kirkwood Zane.............22.. 178.....82.... 68...... 37............ 

16 Beard Kory....................22.. 195.....93.... 51...... 11............ 

17 Harder Luke.................23.. 180.....92.... 57...... 74............ 

18 Young Aaron..................20.. 188.....74.... 14....... 9............. 

20 Thurgood Josh.............27.. 188.....84.... 82...... 49............ 

23 Hayes Andrew................27.. 190.....93... 103..... 22............ 

33 Summerton Steven.......25.. 178.....77... 120..... 91............ 

40 Butcher Danny.............20.. 181.....75..... 3........ 0............. 

41 Sharrad Louis..............19.. 188.....82..... 3........ 2............. 

52 Madden Nicholas...........26.. 191.....89.... 40....... 3............. 

54 Raikiwasa Aseri.............20.. 191.....93.... 18....... 1............. 

55 Hoskin Justin................21.. 184.....79.... 31....... 4............. 

57 Johansen Jake..............16.. 171.....58..... 3........ 3............. 

60 Newton Benjamin..........20.. 183.....77..... 4........ 1............. 

Rushed................................................................................................................................ Rushed................................................................................................................................ 



EAGLES 


Field: Tony Dey Boundary: Sean Burton Goal: Mathew Wilson League 


Leigh Haussen 

Benjamin Sieben Thomas Sharpe 

eagles 

Scott Hosking 

Jason Moore 

port 

MAGPIES 

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RESERVES: 11.25am, Saturday April 27 @ Woodville Oval 

EAGLES 

Coach: Jarrad Wright 

MAGPIES 

Coach: Darren Beer 

1 Lane Travis................ 

23 Schwarz Thomas..... 

41 Karpany Malcolm..... 

7 Kulikowski Daniel... 

30 Grove Corey.............. 

43 Sawford Ben........... 

2 Appleton Matthew... 

13 Borholm Marc......... 

16 Ellis-Yolmen Cameron 

17 Muirhead Jack........ 

18 Carey Lachlan........... 

21 Batley Nathan.......... 

24 Rowland Sam.......... 

26 Jacquier Matthew.... 

27 Harding Jarrod......... 

30 Mackenzie Timothy.. 

32 Blesing Scott........... 

35 Sinor Joseph............ 

44 Von Bertouch Jake. 

49 Ellis Giles................ 

51 Lloyd Caleb.............. 

53 Peters Nelson.......... 

56 Whittlesea Thomas. 

58 Huppatz Thomas....... 

19 Carr Casey............... 

21 Heffernan Trent...... 

22 Watt James............... 

24 Haren Benjamin....... 

25 Heath Edward........... 

26 Goodwin Tom........... 

27 Cockshell Adam..... 

31 Nyskohus Jason...... 

32 Northeast William.. 

34 Williams Jackson..... 

35 Reynolds Luke........ 

36 Ah Chee Brendon...... 

37 Lemmens Sean......... 

38 Ross Jonathon........... 

44 Davidson Sean......... 

46 Hawkins Zachary...... 

47 Barns Alexander....... 

49 Adams Tjalari............ 

50 Young Robert........... 

51 Hales Nicholas......... 

56 Bradley Inglis.......... 

22 Staple Lee............... 

40 Sinor Patrick............ 

59 Summerton Jake..... 

28 Brain James............. 

42 Graetz Justin........... 

59 Batty James.............. 


Field: Toby Medlin Boundary: Terence Carter Goal: Matthew Williams 

Nicholas Ghan 

Liam Laverty 

Rhys Negerman 

Eleni Glouftsis 

Reserves 

eagles 

port 


glenelg v sturt 7.10pm Saturday, April 27 @ Gliderol Stadium, Glenelg 

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@ Gliderol Stadium 89 45 43 1 

Encounters 

Recent Encounters - Glenelg won the last 

6 encounters and 12 of the past 13. 

@ Gliderol Stadium - Glenelg won the 

last 7 encounters, Sturt the previous 4. 


Rd 21 Sat August 18 2012 @ Envestra Park 

Glenelg 11 11 (77) 

Sturt 10 12 (72) 

Best – Glenelg: M. PROUD, J. LYONS, R. KIRKBY, T. LYNCH, K. TENACE, L. BUTTON. 

Best – Sturt: S. Kerridge, J. CUBILLO, A. THOMSON, R. TAMBLING, B. GRUNDY, L. KRAUSE. 

Goals – Glenelg: R. KIRKBY 3, J. DAVENPORT 2, K. TENACE, S. RUDOLPH, D. KIRK, J. LYONS, B. AGNEW, 

J. TREMBATH. 

Goals – Sturt: T. MCINTYRE 3, M. DULDIG 3, A. RILEY, L. PANOZZO, A. THOMSON, M. JAENSCH. 

2012 Rd 6 April 27 @ Gliderol Glenelg 17.10.112 d Sturt 9.9.63 by 49pts 

2011 Rd 19 Aug 13 @ Gliderol Glenelg 21.6.132 d Sturt 18.11.119 by 13pts 

2011 Rd 8 May 20 @ Adelaide Glenelg 25.14.164 d Sturt 16.11.107 by 57pts 

2011 Rd 1 April 2 @ Gliderol Glenelg 14.19.103 d Sturt 12.12.84 by 19pts 

2010 Rd 13 June 20 @ Gliderol Glenelg 14.11.95 d Sturt 13.11.89 by 6pts 

2010 Rd 3 April 10 @ Envestra Park Sturt 16.16.112 d Glenelg 11.7.73 by 39pts 

2009 PF Sept 27 @ AAMI Stadium Sturt 9.6.60 d Glenelg 7.13.55 by 5pts 

2009 Rd 21 Aug 23 @ Envestra Park Glenelg 9.16.70 d Sturt 7.4.46 by 24pts 

2009 Rd 12 June 19 @ Adelaide Glenelg 14.12.96 d Sturt 8.6.54 by 42pts 

2009 Rd 1 March 28 @ Gliderol Glenelg 13.15.93 d Sturt 9.6.60 by 33pts 

2008 PF Sept 23 @ Adelaide Glenelg 17.17.119 d Sturt 8.5.53 by 66pts

glenelg 

Coach: Kris Massie 

Major Sponsor: Gliderol Garage Doors 


1 Clurey Thomas..............19.. 193.....85..... 2........ 0............ 

2 Hender Lewis................19.. 187.....88.... 24...... 31........... 

4 Mcinerney Ryan............24.. 180.....75.... 30....... 7............ 

7 Mcneil Dylan.................22.. 178.....78..... 4........ 1............ 

11 Bradley Andrew............21.. 177.....80.... 43....... 7............ 

12 Hooper Andrew..............22.. 173.....82..... 4........ 6............ 

13 Carger Jacob................19.. 179.....80..... 5........ 4............ 

14 Allen Ty (c)...................28.. 178.....75... 142..... 48........... 

15 McKERNAN Shaun..........22.. 198.....94.... 46...... 54........... 

16 Trembath Joshua..........22.. 190.....84.... 29...... 47........... 

20 Logan Thomas...............27.. 183.....73.... 34...... 50........... 

24 Hitchcock Cameron......22.. 175.....68.... 21...... 41........... 

25 Mcginty Warrick.............22.. 198....108... 25....... 3............ 

27 Lynch Thomas................22.. 192.....87.... 14....... 2............ 

28 Milne Riley....................22.. 193.....86.... 19....... 5............ 

29 Lyons Jarryd...................20.. 184.....78.... 29...... 16........... 

31 Pitt Craig.......................21.. 183.....73.... 20....... 2............ 

34 Mules Ben....................30.. 182.....83... 196..... 35........... 

35 Tapp Shaun....................24.. 197.....97..... 4........ 0............ 

39 Underwood Sam..........18.. 184.....78..... 1........ 0............ 

41 Davenport Jason...........27.. 185.....82.... 53...... 53........... 

44 Button Lachlan.............24.. 198.....98.... 59...... 13........... 

45 Nicholson Carl.............20.. 181.....67..... 1........ 1............ 

Rushed............................................................................................................................... 

Field: Theron Philp Boundary: 

James Ralston 

Rowan Hundertmark 


Goal: 

Coach: Seamus Maloney 

Colours: Double Blue 

Major Sponsor: Claridge Holden 


1 Greenslade John..........21.. 177.....75.... 18....... 5............. 

2 Crane Luke....................27.. 172.....80... 112.... 103........... 

3 Thomson Adam.............26.. 185.....86.... 89...... 57............ 

5 Duldig Matthew.............28.. 190....104.. 131.... 254........... 

6 Martin Brodie................24.. 181.....72.... 49...... 31............ 

7 Evans Fraser..................22.. 191.....95.... 28...... 12............ 

11 Stopp Alexander.............23.. 193.....83.... 25....... 0............. 

12 Hurley Thomas.............25.. 178.....75.... 28...... 24............ 

15 Wundke James..............23.. 197.....98.... 23....... 7............. 

18 Coad Michael (C)............29.. 192.....88.... 92...... 87............ 

21 Kane Ben.......................30.. 183.....82... 134..... 64............ 

22 Panozzo Luke................29.. 185.....79... 178..... 68............ 

25 Page Guy........................19.. 173.....62..... 4........ 0............. 

27 Vitkunas Ziggy..............22.. 184.....87..... 5....... 12............ 

30 Smith Samuel................22.. 185.....83..... 0........ 0............. 

32 Rischbieth Thomas.......26.. 189.....92.... 16....... 7............. 

34 Pearce Nick..................22.. 200.....97..... 3........ 1............. 

40 Hansen Benjamin..........21.. 176.....78.... 19....... 2............. 

41 Crocker Matthew..........21.. 181.....76.... 16....... 3............. 

43 Riley Aidan....................21.. 183.....80.... 41...... 13............ 

50 Graham Angus...............26.. 201.....98..... 3........ 0............. 

53 Hombsch Jack...............20.. 193.....89..... 3........ 0............. 

54 Tambling Richard..........26.. 180.....81.... 30....... 2............. 

56 Atkins Rory....................18.. 180.....75..... 3........ 0............. 

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Matthew Fallon 

Matthew Zacher 

Dylan Whan 

Colours: Black and Gold 

Matthew Norton 

Brodie Kenny-Bell 

League 

glenelg 

sturt 

STURT 


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RESERVES: 4.25pm, Saturday April 27 @ Gliderol Stadium 

GLENELG Coach: Steve Symonds sturt Coach: Adam Silvy 

3 Snook Matthew........ 

32 Lally Angus............. 

49 Gill Harrison............ 

8 Stephens Jack........ 

26 Matsen Dylan.......... 

46 Potts Simon............ 

6 Agnew Bradley......... 

8 McFARLANE Riley...... 

17 Reid Ben.................. 

18 Jolly Hayden............ 

19 Proud Max.............. 

22 Curran Christopher. 

36 McCurry Boyd......... 

37 McINTYRE Tim.......... 

38 Gamble Dylan.......... 

42 Bailey Darcy............ 

43 Hinge James............ 

46 Hayes Billy............... 

50 Gregson Corey........ 

51 Wilson Jonathon...... 

52 Klaosen Tim........... 

54 Scharenberg Matthew 

55 Galley Michael........ 

56 Neal-Bullen Alex... 

16 Calabrese Christian 

17 Kurtze Angus.......... 

19 Harms Thomas......... 

20 Hinge John.............. 

23 Kelly Jack................ 

28 Penfold Jack.......... 

29 Sutcliffe Jake........ 

31 Gilfoy Rune........... 

37 Curnow Mitchell...... 

42 Boyle Daniel............ 

47 Hunter Adam.......... 

48 Shearwood Adam... 

52 Purcell Marc.......... 

55 Lienert Jarrod......... 

59 Carlile Anthony...... 

23 Earl Lachlan............ 

48 Gill Ethan................ 

57 Newton Jordan........ 

24 Montgomery Harley 

44 Wilson Patrick......... 

62 Wilson Dwayne........ 


Field: Mathew Oates Boundary: Adam Cleary Goal: Peter Challen 

Samuel Lowe 

Blake Emmins 

Joon-Yip Wong 

Mathew Maidment 

Reserves 

glenelg 

sturt 


ROUND RESULTS BEST PLAYERS AND GOALKICKERS – ROUND 4 

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Friday, April 19 

West 8 10 (58) 

North 7 15 (57) 

Best – West: B. Mangan, B. Macreadie, T. Silverlock, S. Bricknell, 

J. Beech, D. Caire. 

Best – North: T. Miles, L. Ryswyk, J. Anderson, G. Thring, A. Moore, 

J. Keller. 

Goals – West: T. Silverlock 3, J. Beech 2, A. Fielke, D. Webb, S. Green. 

Goals – North: L. Ryswyk, D. Stewart, M. Thring, J. Anderson, 

T. Langford, L. Johnston, A. Mooree. 

Crowd: 3175 @ City Mazda Stadium. 

Eagles 14 6 (90) 

Norwood 7 12 (54) 

Best – Eagles: B. Vince, B. Sumner, C. Parry, P. Raymond, L. Powell, 

A. Ainger. 

Best – Norwood: A. Georgiou, M. Suckling, K. McGUINNESS, J. Bode, 

B. Zorzi, B. Jefferies. 

Goals – Eagles: A. Ainger 3, J. Allmond 2, S. Lewis 2, A. Rowntree 2, 

M. Goldsworthy 2, C. Parry, J. Redden, B. Vince. 

Goals – Norwood: B. Warren 2, M. Thomas, K. Murphy, M. Panos, 

K. Roocke, J. Aish. 

Crowd: 4663 @ Coopers Stadium. 

Saturday, April 20 

South 18 11 (119) 

Sturt 13 10 (88) 

Best – South: J. Cross, J. Mcdonald, M. Wundke, N. Liddle, T. Redigolo. 

Best – Sturt: M. Duldig, B. Kane, G. Page, A. Graham, B. Martin, A. Riley. 

Goals – South: M. Wundke 5, S. Snook 3, J. Cross 2, T. Pfeiffer 2, 

P. Rolfe 2, B. Eddy 2, K. Miller, T. McKay. 

Goals – Sturt: M. Duldig 3, Z. Vitkunas 3, B. Martin 2, T. Mcintyre 2, 

B. Kane, J. Wundke, L. Crane. 

Crowd: 2204 @ Envestra Park. 

Glenelg 12 12 (84) 

Central 10 14 (74) 

Best – Glenelg: J. Davenport, C. Pitt, L. Hender, B. Mules, C. Hitchcock, 

R. Mcinerney. 

Best – Central: T. Goodrem, C. Reichert, J. Schiller, K. Jenner, 

B. O’Hara, S. Guilhaus. 

Goals – Glenelg: C. Hitchcock 2, J. Davenport 2, J. Trembath 2, 

W. Mcginty, B. Mules, S. McKERNAN, J. Carger, C. Nicholson, A. Hooper. 

Goals – Central: J. Hardy 4, I. Callinan 2, J. Schiller 2, A. Obst, 

T. Collier. 

Crowd: 3398 @ Gliderol Stadium. 

RESERVES 

West 12.9(81) 

North 9.10(64) 

Best – West: S. Dean, A. Anderson, 

C. Bonney. 

Best – North: C. O’Sullivan, 

J. Gregg, A. Kangur. 

Goals – West: M. Still 3, 

D. Poynton, S. Wong. 

Goals – North: J. Boras 3, 

C. O’Sullivan 2, J. Gregg. 

@ City Mazda Stadium. 

Eagles 12.10(82) 

Norwood 10.13(73) 

Best – Eagles: P. Lindsay, 

N. Salter, C. Ellis-Yolmen. 

Best – Norwood: T. Dumont, 

L. Davis, S. Phillips. 

Goals – Eagles: J. Von Bertouch 2, 

M. Borholm 2, N. Salter 2. 

Goals – Norwood: C. Evans 3, 

L. Davis 2, O. Fantasia. 

@ Coopers Stadium. 

Sturt 17.14(116) 

South 13.10(88) 

Best – Sturt: M. Crocker, 

T. Hurley, T. Rischbieth. 

Best – South: D. Hourigan, 

N. Murphy, T. Brown. 

Goals – Sturt: T. Rischbieth 5, 

S. Smith 3, A. Carlile 2. 

Goals – South: D. Hourigan 4, 

T. Jolly 3, M. Shaw 3. 

@ Envestra Park. 

Central 19.16(130) 

Glenelg 11.10(76) 

Best – Central: T. Dunne, 

L. Barmby, M. Prior. 

Best – Glenelg: R. McFARLANE, 

B. Hayes, H. Jolly. 

Goals – Central: D. Hill 7, 

T. Dunne 7, D. Wise. 

Goals – Glenelg: C. Gregson 2, 

R. McFARLANE 2, B. Hayes 2. 

@ Gliderol Stadium. 

Macca’s Cup 

Sturt 22.11(143) 

South 12.5(77) 

Best – Sturt: H. Voigt, H. Carey, 

N. Langridge. 

Best – South: C. Daniel, M. Taht, 

L. Hartshorne. 

Goals – Sturt: D. Hollitt 6, 

N. Langridge 5, M. Langridge 3. 

Goals – South: M. Ross 4, 

J. Corstens 2, J. Kappler 2. 

@ Hickinbotham Oval. 

Glenelg 19.24(138) 

Central 4.2(26) 

Best – Glenelg: B. Stretch, 

E. Chalmers, P. Spurling. 

Best – Central: J. Harvey, 

D. Weaver, B. Bain. 

Goals – Glenelg: B. Stretch 6, 

T. Ashby 3, H. Kitschke 2. 

Goals – Central: D. Costanzo, 

N. Casboult, J. Traynor. 

@ Playford Alive Oval. 

North 17.17(119) 

West 3.11(29) 

Best – North: M. Nye, 

H. Trenorden, C. Sandercock. 

Best – West: K. Nelson, 

R. Simister, S. Durdin. 

Goals – North: M. Harvey 4, 

L. Trenorden 4, S. De Leonardis 3. 

Goals – West: J. Watchman, 

S. Munn, J. Evans. 

@ Prospect Oval. 

Eagles 10.12(72) 

Norwood 9.13(67) 

Best – Eagles: G. Ellis, P. Ventura, 

R. Knight. 

Best – Norwood: A. Giannini, 

M. Bower, R. Llewellyn. 

Goals – Eagles: J. Sinor 3, 

T. Whittlesea 2, K. Muller. 

Goals – Norwood: S. Baldasso 2, 

N. Pansini 2, C. Tiggemann. 

@ Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval.

2013 SEASON SCOREBOARD 

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‘be active’ LEAGUE (Positions at the end of Round 4) 

TEAM P W L D F A % Pts 

Round 4 Weekly Tribal Warrior 

West Adelaide 4 4 0 0 429 235 64.61 8 

Norwood 4 3 1 0 368 238 60.73 6 

North Adelaide 3 2 1 0 299 233 56.20 4 

Eagles 3 2 1 0 262 274 48.88 4 

Glenelg 4 2 2 0 370 417 47.01 4 

Sturt 4 1 3 0 394 469 45.65 2 

Port Adelaide 3 1 2 0 250 327 43.33 2 

South Adelaide 3 1 2 0 247 351 41.30 2 

Central District 4 0 4 0 298 373 44.41 0 

RESERVES (Positions at the end of Round 4) 


Get out and about at the footy and get your photo 

snapped by our official SANFL photographer. 

Then log onto sanfl.com.au and view the IGA 

Photo Gallery to see if your face has been circled as 

this week’s Tribal Warrior. 

As the weekly winner you will receive a $50 IGA 

Gift Voucher, courtesy of IGA. 

All weekly Tribal Warriors will also be in the 

running to win an iPad 2 at the end of the season. 

If you would like to purchase any of the great 

pictures featured in the IGA Photo Gallery, please 

contact Deb Curtis on 0437 068 043 or visit her 

website www.debcurtisphotography.com.au for 

further information. 

STANLEY H. LEWIS (Positions at the end of Round 4) 

TEAM League Reserves U/18s TOTAL 

West Adelaide 400 150 100 650 

Glenelg 200 150 150 500 

North Adelaide 200 100 150 450 

Eagles 200 100 150 450 

Norwood 300 50 50 400 

Sturt 100 150 100 350 

Port Adelaide 100 100 200 

Central District 100 100 

Panthers 100 100 

West Adelaide 4 3 1 0 382 285 57.27 6 

Glenelg 4 3 1 0 451 357 55.82 6 

Sturt 4 3 1 0 435 377 53.57 6 


Eagles 3 2 1 0 277 266 51.01 4 

Central District 4 2 2 0 332 389 46.05 4 

Norwood 4 1 3 0 297 347 46.12 2 

Port Adelaide 3 0 3 0 240 349 40.75 0 


Macca’s CuP (Positions at the end of Round 4) 



Eagles 3 3 0 0 342 175 66.15 6 

Glenelg 4 3 1 0 380 203 65.18 6 

Port Adelaide 3 2 1 0 250 232 51.87 4 

West Adelaide 4 2 2 0 398 386 50.77 4 

Sturt 4 2 2 0 398 389 50.57 4 

Norwood 4 1 3 0 314 252 55.48 2 


Central District 4 0 4 0 120 638 15.83 0

2013 SANFL MATCH FIXTURE 

ROUND 1 

Thursday, 28 March 

West 16.9 (105) def Central 13.12 (90) 

Norwood 16.11 (107) def Port 4.10 (34) 

Friday, 29 March 

Glenelg 17.17 (119) def South 14.6 (90) 

Saturday, 30 March 

Eagles 18.14 (122) def Sturt 15.6 (96) 

ROUND 2 

Friday, 5 April 

Sturt 18.8 (116) def Port 16.14 (110) 

West 18.14 (122) def Eagles 7.8 (50) 

Saturday, 6 April 

North 19.10 (124) def Central 12.11 (83) 

Norwood 18.20 (128) def Glenelg 9.9 (63) 

ROUND 6 

Friday 3 May 

West v Glenelg (N) 

Saturday 4 May 

North v Norwood 

Sunday 5 May 

Port v Central 

Eagles v South 

Sturt bye 

ROUND 7 

Friday 17 May 

West v Port (N) 


North v Eagles 

Central v Sturt 

South v Norwood (7.40pm) 

Glenelg bye 

CM 

P 

A 

MTH 

CM 

P 

PA 

H 

ROUND 11 

Saturday 15 June 

South v Eagles 

Port v Norwood 

Sunday 16 June 

North v Central 

Sturt v Glenelg 

West bye 

ROUND 12 


Norwood v South 

North v Sturt 

Central v Port 


Glenelg v West 

Eagles bye 

H 

A 

P 

EP 

CS 

P 

PA 

GS 

ROUND 16 

Saturday 20 July 

Sturt v Norwood 

North v Port 

Eagles v Central 

South v Glenelg 

West bye 

ROUND 17 


Port v Glenelg 

Norwood v West 

Eagles v Sturt 

Sunday 28 July 

North v South 

Central bye 

EP 

P 

MTH 

H 

A 

CS 

MTH 

P 

ROUND 21 

Saturday 24 August 

West v South 

Norwood v Central 

Sunday 25 August 

North v Glenelg 

Port v Sturt 

Eagles bye 

ROUND 22 


Central v Glenelg 

Port v West 

Sturt v South 

Eagles v Norwood 

North bye 

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CM 

CS 

P 

A 

PA 

A 

EP 

MTH 

ROUND 3 

Friday 12 April 

West 22.12 (144) def South 5.8 (38) 

Saturday 13 April 

North 17.16 (118) def Sturt 14.8 (92) 

Port 16.10 (106) def Glenelg 15.14 (104) 

Norwood 9.6 (60) def Central 7.9 (51) 

ROUND 8 


Sturt v West 

Eagles v Glenelg 

South v Central 

Sunday 26 May 

Port v North 

Norwood bye 

EP 

MTH 

H 

A 

ROUND 13 


Central v Norwood 


Port v Eagles 

South v West 

Glenelg, North, Sturt bye 

PA 

A 

H 

ROUND 18 

Friday 2 August 

Norwood v Port (N) 


Glenelg v Eagles 

Central v North 

West v Sturt 

South bye 

CS 

GS 

PA 

CM 

ROUND 23 

Saturday 7 September 

Glenelg v Port 

Norwood v North 

Sturt v Central 

West v Eagles 

South bye 

GS 

CS 

EP 

CM 

ROUND 4 


West 8.10 (58) def North 7.15 (57) 

Eagles 14.6 (90) def Norwood 7.12 (54) 


South 18.11 (119) def Sturt 13.10 (88) 

Glenelg 12.12 (84) def Central 10.14 (74) 

ROUND 5 

Thursday 25 April 

Norwood v West** 


South v North (N) 


Eagles v Port 

Glenelg v Sturt (7.10pm) 

Central bye 

MATCH TIMES: 

LEGEND: 

CS 

H 

MTH 

GS 

ROUND 9 

Friday 31 May 

Glenelg v South (N) 

Norwood v Sturt (N) 


Central v Eagles 

Sunday 2 June 

North v West 

Port bye 

ROUND 10 


West v Norwood 

Sunday 9 June 

Port v South 

Eagles v Sturt 

Monday 10 June 

Glenelg v North 

Central bye 

(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 *Good Friday match: Friday 6 April - 5:00pm **Anzac Day match: Wednesday 25 April - 3:10pm 

A - Alberton Oval CS - Coopers Stadium, Norwood CM - City Mazda Stadium, Richmond EP - Envestra Park GS - Gliderol Stadium, Glenelg 

H - Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga MTH - Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval PA - Playford Alive Oval, Elizabeth P - Prospect Oval T - Thebarton Oval TP - The Parade 

brain benders 

1. Name the only player to have played in the SANFL across four 

decades. 

2. How many premierships did legendary centre-half-back Greg 

Phillips win at Port 

3. True or false: Former South champion Mark Naley was a brilliant 

ruckman. 

4. Name the mercurial Norwood left-footer who kicked 602 goals from 

1969 to 1981. 

5. David Marshall played 353 games for Glenelg. How many flags did 

he win 

6. Which club went on a 21-game losing streak from 1981 to 1982 

7. Which two clubs are geographically the closest in the SANFL 

8. Who was awarded the 1987 Magarey Medal 

9. Name the high-flying Sturt full-forward who missed the 1976 Grand 

Final with injury. 

10. Which club did North defeat in last season’s Elimination Final 

CM 

GS 

CS 

PA 

A 

MTH 

GS 

P 

ROUND 14 

Friday 5 July 

Norwood v Glenelg (N) 


West v Central 

South v Sturt 

Sunday 7 July 

Eagles v North 

Port bye 

ROUND 15 


Central v South 

Glenelg v North 

West v Eagles 

Sunday 14 July 

Sturt v Port 

Norwood bye 

CS 

CM 

H 

MTH 

PA 

GS 

CM 

EP 

ROUND 19 


Eagles v South 

Sturt v North 


Port v Central 

Glenelg, Norwood, 

West bye 

ROUND 20 


North v Eagles 

Central v West 


South v Port 

Glenelg v Norwood 

Sturt bye 

MTH 

EP 

Find the footy! 

A 

P 

PA 

H 

GS 

FINALS 

Weekend 14-15 September (TBC) 

Elimination Final 

Qualifying Final 

Weekend 21-22 September (TBC) 

2nd Semi Final 

1st Semi Final 

Sunday, September 29 

Preliminary Final 

Sunday, October 6 

Grand Final 

Key: bold – home team. 

0 

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AS 

AS 

AS 

AS 

AS 

Answers: 1) Ralph Sewer – Woodville (1969-1980 and 1984-1990). 2) Eight. 3) False (rover). 4) Roger Woodcock. 5) Two (1985 and 1986). 6) Woodville. 7) Port and Eagles. 

8) Andrew Jarman. 9) Ken Whelan. 10) Eagles.

Port Adelaide captain James Meiklejohn in Round 1. He plays 

his 150th game this weekend against the Eagles.

IT PAYS TO BE A LOCAL

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