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IN THIS ISSUEsemi finals 201105A Ton of PerseveranceChad O’Sullivan takes three pre-gamepain-killing tablets just to get himthrough matchday, spends more timewith the physio than he’d care for andhas undergone four operations in his leftleg inside the past two years.14YOUNG SANFL GUNSAs we look back on season 2011, some ofour youngest stars are looking forward tothe bright lights of the AFL.WHO’S PLAYING?First Semi-FinalEagles v PanthersSunday, September 25 @ AAMI Stadium (12.10pm)Second Semi-FinalCentral v NorwoodSunday, September 25 @ AAMI Stadium (3.10pm)Glenelg’s Sam Shaw takes a hanger last weekend.ADELAIDE WEB AND CREATIVE DESIGN - BOYLEN MEDIAPublisher:Boylen MediaLevel 3,47 South Terrace,Adelaide SA5000Ph: (08) 8233 9433Fax: (08) 8212 6484football and corporateoperations department:Ph: (08) 8268 2088admin@sanfl.com.auEditor:James Murphyjmurphy@boylen.com.auCommunications manager:Melanie Reidmelanier@sanfl.com.auDesign:Nicole Penneynpenney@boylen.com.ausales director:Kent Humphryskhumphrys@boylen.com.auSubscriptions/back copies:Ph: (08) 8233 9433admin@boylen.com.auPrinting:Lane Print & PostPh: (08) 8179 9900PHOTOGRAPHY:Deb Curtis PhotographyPh: 0437 068 043COVER:Norwood’s SamRowe, Central’sCameron Milne,the Eagles’ AdamGrocke andSouth’s BradCrabb.The SA Football Budget is published by Boylen Media on behalf of the SANFL. Contributions are welcome and should be addressed to: The Managing Editor, PO Box 1, West Lakes SA 5021.Copyright © No part of this publication may be reproduced or stored in a retrieval system without the permission of the publisher. Opinions expressed in the “South Australian Football Budget” are not necessarily those of theSANFL. The SANFL believes that the material produced in this publication is accurate, but gives no warranty in relation thereto and disclaims all liability for claims against the SANFL, Boylen Media, its employees, agents, or anyother person, which may rise from any person acting on the materials contained herein. Boylen Media reserves the right to reject any advertisement it considers unsuitable for publication or decline to publish for any reason atits absolute discretion. Advertisements lodged with Boylen Media must comply with the Advertising Codes of the Media Council of Australia and with the interpretations of the Advertising Standards Council.

A Ton of PerseveranceBy Steve BarrettChad O’Sullivan takes three pregamepain-killing tablets just toget him through matchday, spendsmore time with the physio than he’dcare for and has undergone fouroperations in his left leg inside thepast two years.And yet in his mind, the 27-year-oldon-baller/small forward feels like afresh-faced rookie and can barelycontain his excitement.“I feel like it’s my first year at the Dogsagain,” said O’Sullivan, who thisafternoon against Norwood will runout for his landmark 100th Leagueappearance for Central District.“I’m all excited for the Finals and amactually a bit nervous running outonto AAMI Stadium.”Victory in O’Sullivan’s milestonematch would see Central qualify forits 12th straight Grand Final, afterwhat would be an unprecedented12-0 run in Second Semi-Finals.O’Sullivan’s major round fortuneshave been more mixed than most ofhis teammates.After playing in the unsuccessful2006 decider against the Eagles,he triumphed in 2007-08 beforesuffering a horrific broken leg in the2009 Grand Final against Sturt,forcing him to watch last year’sthriller from the sidelines.“I had 11 possessions in the first21 minutes and felt so good out there– I was really enjoying myself,”O’Sullivan said of that fatefulafternoon against the Double Bluesalmost 24 months ago.“Then this accident happened that Ihad no control over.”An incidental collision withteammate Scotty Dutschke causedO’Sullivan’s left leg to break in threeplaces, requiring the insertion of ametal rod in his leg and screws in hisknee and ankle.Further operations to removethe screws and clean out the anklebone, where a large chip wasdiscovered, drastically stymiedO’Sullivan’s progress.“Last year I had a crack at powerwalking 20 laps around the oval andthen tried jogging without a limp, butI was in a lot of pain,” he said.“I had setbacks at every step.”Persistent obstacles preventedO’Sullivan from launching anambitious 2010 comeback, which headmits he was “kidding myself toexpect anyway”… but not throughlack of effort.He spent much of 2010 in thecapable massaging hands of DanielBell, who assisted greatly withO’Sullivan’s recovery, and under thewing of boxing coach BradTownsend, who helped the 2010Norm Russell Medallist regainhis fitness.O’Sullivan also spent time in SouthAfrica, cheering Australia on in theFIFA World Cup, an experience hedescribed as “amazing… the bestthing to ever happen to me”, beforeflying home and trying his hand atphotography for The Advertiser,taking a series of behind-the-scenessnaps of Central’s Finals preparations.The nippy goalsneak’s expectationswere ultra-conservative when hemade his long-awaited comeback toLeague ranks against the Eagles inApril, after spending 587 agonisingdays stranded on 84 games.Following a brief stint in theChad O’ Sullivanseconds, he struggled to reach astandard anywhere near his previousform, before slowly his expectationsand output rose in unison.“Initially I was happy to get througha game and get one kick,” he said.“But in the back of my mind it wasreally frustrating that I couldn’t getback to a level I was at previously.“Now I’m back to analysing myperformances again.“It took six weeks before I startedseeing any improvement, but now myfitness and skills are improving eachweek.“I’m hopeful of making amends forlast year which was so frustratingand disappointing, and really lookingforward to feeling part of it again.”5

2011 FIRST SEMI-FINALSTAT CHAT Panthers v Eagles By Robert Laidlaw6In the 1950s, West Torrens played in six First Semi-Finals,including a one-point success over Norwood in ‘54, whichwas the last time the Eagles won any type of Finals gameup to amalgamating with Woodville in 1991.The biggest margin in a First Semi-Final occurred in1981, when Norwood 19.19 beat the Panthers 6.14 for an83-point victory.Sturt hold the record for the lowest First Semi score from1948, when it kicked 4.9, but only lost by 27-points to WestAdelaide’s 7.18 – the lowest winning score.There have been 11 First Semi-Finals with less thana goal between the teams, including two draws, in 1933(North and Norwood) and 1969 (West and Torrens),with the first replay decided by just one-point, the Redlegsvictorious.Two other First Semi-Finals have been decided by asingle point, with Torrens’ 1954 success over Norwoodand Glenelg’s thrilling victory over the Double Blues fiveyears later.Amazingly only South and Norwood from current clubshave a losing record in First Semi-Finals, with the Redlegs35 appearances, 15 victories and 19 losses all leading theway.From 79 First Semis since 1931, there have been twodraws, with 36 victors going on to make the Grand Finaland only eight successfully annexing the premiership –Sturt (1932 and 1976) and Port (1958 and 1998) twice,while North (1931), Torrens (1945), West (1947) andNorwood (1984) have each done it once.Justin Cicolella.Today is the first time South Adelaide and Woodville-West Torrens have met in any type of Final since theEagles began in 1991, while against the old West Torrens,the Panthers won the only First Semi between the sides, in1937, by 50 points.Since 1931, South has played in nine First Semi-Finals forthree wins – but only one since 1940, which was a21-point victory over Norwood in 1979, when the Pantherswent on to play in its most recent Grand Final.Four of the Panthers’ six losses have been against NorthAdelaide, including its most recent Finals appearance in2006 – by 25 points – and in 1990, when the Roosters’booted a record First Semi score of 23.14.The Eagles have been in eight First Semi-Finals for a 4-4win-loss record. They have played in six over the pastdecade, including the past two and three of the past four.Woodville only played in one First Semi, a seven-pointwin over Port Adelaide in 1986, while West Torrens playedin 16 for just four victories and a draw. In 1945 the Eaglesbeat North by six points on the way to winning the flag.TEN YEARS AGO2001 – Port Adelaide 18.9 (117) d Norwood 9.19 (73)The major difference between Port Adelaide andNorwood in the 2001 First Semi was accuracy, with theMagpies winning by 44 points in spite of having one lessscoring shot.Port had 11 goalscorers – Mark Harwood leading theway with 5.1 – and only five pointscorers, while theRedlegs had seven players recording goals and 12booting behinds. Magarey Medallist Ryan O’Connorwas best for the Magpies, while Brett James led the wayfor Norwood.FIVE YEARS AGO2006 – North Adelaide 14.18 (102) d South Adelaide11.11 (77)The Finals fairytale finished for South Adelaide inthe 2006 First Semi-Final, when North Adelaide kickedseven last-quarter goals to come from behind to win by25 points.For the first three-quarters there wasn’t much betweenthe teams, with the Panthers holding a 13-point advantageat the final change, with North proving too strong in thelast term, in spite of only having 17 fit men. Chris Ladhamswas the Roosters’ best and booted five goals, whileStephen Kenna was South’s best.

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2011 second SEMI-FINALSTAT CHAT CENTRAL DISTRICT v NORWOOD By Robert LaidlawFor the second consecutive season Central District andNorwood meet in the Second Semi-Final, with lastyear’s clash the first time they have played against eachother in the double-chance game.And with the two teams playing off in the 2010 GrandFinal, Norwood has now become the first club to playagainst the Bulldogs in every type of Final, and withCentral’s two victories last season, the Finals ledger is tiedat 5-5.The Bulldogs today will be trying to win its 12thconsecutive Second Semi, which is the most straight yearsany team has won any type of Final, the second best is PortAdelaide’s six straight Grand Final successes from 1954.On the back of its current streak Central has an amazing12-2 win-loss record in Second Semi-finals to be the bestperformed side in such Finals, with only Port Adelaide (26-22) having more victories.In contrast, Norwood has one of the worse SecondSemi-Final records, with just five victories from 19 games,and has the lowest score with 2.5 against Port’s 10.17in 1988.From its most recent five premiership years, Norwoodhas only won one Second Semi – 1982, while three timesit has recovered from losses to win the Grand Final, in1975 (Glenelg), 1978 (Sturt) and 1997 (Port).The highest Second Semi-Final score was PortAdelaide’s 24.20 against Sturt in 1980, with no teamreaching the 20 goal mark since the Eagles 20-13 againstthe Magpies in 1994.Four times a losing Second Semi-Final team has kicked16 goals, the record highest Norwood’s 16.14 againstSouth (19.16) in 1938. The Redlegs also have the fourthmark with 16.10 to Glenelg (18.14) in 1975.Since the very first Second Semi-Final in 1931, whereSturt beat the Magpies by a point, there have been 13games decided by less than a goal. The Bulldogs have apair of two-point wins in the past decade, against theEagles in 2004 and against Glenelg in 2009.In a four-year period Norwood was involved in threeclose Second Semis, beating Port by three points in 1947,losing to Torrens the following year by the same margin,then triumphing over Glenelg by five points in ‘50.Norwood’s Darren Pfeiffertakes a strong mark.From the 77 Second Semis contested since 1931, thewinner has gone on to win the flag 51 times, while theloser has rebounded to win 18 premierships.TEN YEARS AGO2001 – Central District 19.10 (124) d Eagles 15.9 (99)The 2001 Second Semi-Final between Central Districtand Woodville-West Torrens started as an arm-wrestle,with the Bulldogs breaking the game open with five goalsin the final 12 minutes of the first quarter, to go 28 pointsup at the first break.Central had all the answers the rest of the way, withMartin McKinnon best for the Bulldogs, and MichaelStevens, Daniel Healy and Simon Arnott booted threegoals each, while for the Eagles, Nick Pesch was thehardest worker and Ken McGregor kicked four majors.FIVE YEARS AGO2006 – Central District 13-5 (83) d Eagles 6-11 (47)After Central District dominated Woodville-West Torrensfrom 2000 to 2005, with eight consecutive Finals victories,it looked like the Eagles would finally taste success inSeptember after a dominant 2006.But the hoodoo continued in the Second Semi-Final,when the Bulldogs won by 36 points, in spite of onlyhaving one more scoring shot. The game was over at halftime when Central led 9.3 to 1.5. Richard Cochrane wasbest for the victors, while Chad O’Sullivan booted fourgoals.8Test your local footy knowledgeYou can now place a bet on all SANFL matches: head-to-head andpremiership winner. Call 13 19 39, visit your local TAB or log on to TattsBet.comGamble Responsibly.

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TheCan Norwood do it?Anyone and everyone who is nota Central supporter will getbehind the Redlegs this weekend asit aims to end an 11-year BulldogSecond Semi reign.Any opposition supporter orneutral football fan will beguaranteed to get behind whoeverthe Dogs play this Finals Series.That is the typical Australianattitude – if someone is successful,go for the other guy.Norwood looked good against theEagles and if it can emulate thatkind of pressure on the Dogs thenwho knows. Its zone forced theEagles into many a mistake but weknow that Central will use the ballbetter and in turn are able to put theRedlegs’ ball carriers under muchmore pressure than the boys fromWoodville did.For the record I am going out on alimb as I was so impressed withNorwood last week and I ampicking them. Call me crazy to tipagainst Central in the month ofSeptember but I’ve just got thisfeeling.What a return to the Finals forSouth last weekend. If it had kickedstraight who knows what thedamage could have been againstthe Bays.There will be no room forsloppy skills today against afired-up Eagles. Can Eagles’premiership coach Ron Fullerlead his South men to bringabout the demise of his old club andsend them packing in straight sets?They can, but I don’t think they will.The Eagles will win and South willcelebrate a season in which it tooksome giant leaps forward.Phantomthe ghost that talksI received a great story in thepost the other day. We areconstantly promoting our email,SMS number, Facebook and Twittersite but this letter came in the mosttraditional format – through theletterbox.Has your club been amajor part of something inyour life? Tell us about it. Email:jmurphy@boylen.com.au ortext: 0410 528 892.Letters and texts to The CaveDear PhantomA couple of months back, I wasvery impressed with an articletitled Faithful to the Cause whichhighlights the average fan.It started me thinking about howmuch I am indebted to my club forcoming along at the right time.Thought I would share it withyou. (The SANFL is great!)SincerelyRichard BerryIn 1991, I was suddenly thrustinto football oblivion. I was notcomfortable with the Woodville-West Torrens merger and at thesame time came to the northernarea.As part of that process andgetting to know the localcommunity, through theencouragement of a friend, Iattended some BusinessLuncheons at the Central DistrictFootball Club.The community involvement andresultant friendships have beengreat.I have been invited to becomeinvolved at the club on differentlevels and the old saying is true –The more you put in, the more youget out.To actually put your colours onand stand with other supporterswho actually know the game is agreat feeling. It is a feeling ofbelonging that many do not havein their family lives.That sense of belonging is awinner and the SANFL offers thatto people. Home games especiallyare a catch up time.I have been the oval announcerat Playford Alive Oval since 1993.People come and have a chatabout all sorts – not only footy!It’s important that we continue topresent our product asprofessionally as we can but notlose that human touch.Due to a background ofentertaining, I have been able toassist the club on variouscommittees, compering functionslike the Gala Auction, PresentationDinner, Melbourne Cup etc.I brought back the Bulldogmascot idea and was actually inthe dog for some years with ‘95,‘96 and the 2000 Premiership themost memorable!The community spirit in thenorth is admirable. To changecolours and allegiance from oneclub to another is not easy but likea player, it can really be beneficial.10

11KIDS’ CORNERKIDS’ CORNERSpot the difference! There are five differences to be found. Can you find them all? Answers - Page 30‘On October 9 the annualcarpark BBQ as part ofSANFL Grand Final willalso include an excitingchallenge to crownthe inaugural Beef BBQChampion. So hone yoursteak cooking skills andstay tuned for furthercompetition details inlead up to the event’

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club news calendar13Central DistrictMelbourne Cup Luncheon at GrandCentral - Tuesday, November 1 at 12 noon.Hosted by Richard Berry with plenty ofentertainment and live action on the bigscreens! Cost: $35 per person (includesbuffet lunch, complimentary glass ofchampagne & unlimited soft drink).Grand Central Christmas Dinner Dance –two shows only at Grand Central FunctionRoom! Saturday, December 3 featuringFever and Saturday, December 10featuring party band Velvet. $85 perperson or $80 for members (includes threecourse meal and 4.5 hour beveragepackage). Book: 8255 2555.2011 Major Car Lottery – The CentralDistrict Football Club is pleased toannounce our 2011/12 “Light Up TheDogs” Car Lottery. With the aim to raisefunds to help bring night footy back toPlayford Alive Oval in 2012. Tickets just $2each. 1st prize Locally Built Holden CruzeCDX. If you can help sell book(s) of 10tickets please contact the club or emailfundraising@cdfc.com.au. All details of theCar Lottery can be found at our Clubwebsite www.cdfc.com.auSaturday, October 15 (League & Reserves2011 Best and Fairest Night) * Moredetails coming soon.Saturday, November 5 (2001 PremiershipRe-Union)* More details coming soon.GlenelgPink Ribbon Day Breakfast – Come andsupport Breast Cancer Research at ThePink Ribbon Day Champagne Breakfast.Hot breakfast, fashion parade, marketstalls and much more – Monday, October24. Tickets are $65 per head and mustbe pre purchased. To book pleasecontact Reception on 8294 5333.Christmas Dinner and Shows – Thisyear the Bay Function Centre has twoChristmas Dinner and Shows. Rush Houron December 10 and The Fab Four onDecember 17. Tickets are $95 perperson and must be pre-purchased. Tobook please contact Reception on8294 5333.North AdelaideNorth Adelaide Football ClubPresentation Night - U16s, U18s,Reserves & League. Friday, October 21,at the John DiFede Reception Centre, 10Freebairn St Windsor Gardens. 7.00pmfor 7.30pm start. Cost: $45 per head(includes two-course dinner) with drinksavailable at the bar. Dress: Smart casual.NorwoodTrophy Presentation Night – FridayOctober 14, National Wine Centre.Please call the club for details8362 6278.PanthersChristmas Season at Jimmy Deane’s withAustralia’s Biggest Rock & Roll TributeBand Rock Ya Sox Off Saturday,December 10 – $95 per person includesthree-course meal, four hour drinkpackage and entertainment or Saturday,December 17 – $65 per person includesthree-course meal and entertainment.Bookings essential please phone Kellie on8186 8200 orfunctions@safc.com.auChristmas Day at Jimmy Deane’s,11.30am for a 12pm start, $70.00 perperson, glass of bubbly on arrival,sumptuous three-course meal, includesvegetable and salad bar, children’s menuavailable. Bookings essential pleasephone Kellie on 8186 8200 orfunctions@safc.com.auWestJoin us in the main bar everyWednesday at 6pm for the WAFC PastPlayers and Officials interview some of thegreatest legends in SANFL history.Members’ Happy Hour: 5-6pm. Rafflesdrawn after the interviews.Eagles2011 Club Champion Dinner - Friday14th October at Westpac Centre, AAMIStadium. $100 per head includes threecoursedinner and drinks. Please ringMarcia at the Club to book - 8347 2444.

YOUNG GUNS EXPLODINGONTO THE SANFL STAGEBy Peter ArgentAs we look back on season2011, some of our youngeststars are looking forward to thebright lights of the AFL.Early this year, we saw somespectacular young players take onLeague football for the first time.This has continued rightthroughout the season with Northdebuting 17 year old Sam Mayesand 16 year old Nicholas Amato.South, in the final minor roundmatch, debuted Darcy Hourigan, itsyoungest ever player. Houriganeclipsed 2010 debutant ToddMcKay’s record by five monthswhen he played at the age of 15years and 11 months.“It was really good, the pace of thegame was so much quicker and tohave a really loud crowd atNorwood made it even better,” theStrathalbyn Football Club productsaid of his debut in the Panthers’Round 23 win over Norwood.“To have made my debut in suchan important game for the club, torecord what was our mostimportant win for the season wasjust a perfect way to start myLeague career.”Hourigan, who celebrated his 16 thbirthday last Sunday as South wonits Elimination Final against theEagles, began the season as theskipper of the Panthers’ U16s. Hewas then elevated to the U18s andtravelled to Sydney with theMcDonalds U16 Championshipwinning State Team.“The State experience was a realhighlight of the year and I cameback and played a couple of goodgames in the U18s before getting acall-up to play with the Reserves.The coaches just really encouragedme, telling me that I was playinggood footy and to keep doing it.“After a couple of Reserves gamesI got told I was playing League, it’sall pretty surreal.”Hourigan, Mayes and Amato havekept us entertained with stunningdisplays in the closing rounds butDarcy Hourigan.Photo courtesy of Nick Hook,Insanity Multimedia.let’s look back and some of theyoungsters who caught our eyesearly in the season.Ugandan Emmanuel Irra at thePanthers, explosive small forwardfrom Glenelg, Ben Kennedy,Norwood’s versatile small manLuke Brown and Sturt’s indigenoustalent Chad Wingard have all madetheir mark in 2011.All of this group played State U18football this season as SA’s Macca’sCup State side took part in a sevengamecampaign under the tutelageof SANFL High PerformanceManager Brenton Phillips.Other members of this squad whoenjoyed the rigours of Leaguefootball include Redleg MichaelIaleggio and South Adelaidebottom-aged U18 McKay.Glenelg left-footed forward LukeHender made his debut in theRound 8, Friday night AdelaideOval fixture against Sturt andkicked a goal with his first kick.Mitchell Grigg played his firstLeague game at Norwood as a 16year old, back in Round 23, 2009and featured in another four seniormatches during the Redlegs’productive 2010 season.The Port Adelaide pair of clevermidfielders John Nyskohus andSam Tonkes were members ofPort’s 2010 Reserves premiershipside and have enjoyed furthersenior success this year.Tonkes was honoured with thehighly regarded Bob Lee Medal asbest-on-ground in this fixture.It is a unique year in the AFL draftthis year with the AFL’s newestclub, Greater Western Sydney,14

having a similar monopoly on earlypicks as Gold Coast had lastseason. The Giants can pick-up 17year olds born in the first fourmonths of the year. Irra, McKay,Kennedy, Josh Simpson (Norwood),Jimmy Toumpas (Eagles), MatthewMcDonough (Eagles), Aaron Luccon(Norwood) and Brodie Grundy(Sturt) all fit into this category.South Australia’s U18 captainChad Wingard is touted as a firstround draft pick.“Chad is a super talent, but stillpretty green,” his Sturt coach, LukeNorman said.“He’s full of ability and has a bigfuture in football.“A kid with a good attitude, he’sattentive and very coachable.“He’s the type of footballer whocan play anywhere on the ground,across half forward, on a wing orthrough the middle.“He could even play across halfback, but I believe he’s best suitedaround the goals at this stage of hiscareer.”Originating from the BrightonBombers, Ben Kennedy has beengiven high accolades.“He was a cut above the rest,”Glenelg Football Manager KenApplegarth said.“We have been looking for a smallforward who could play throughthe middle as well and kick goals,since I arrived here eight years agoand Ben fits the bill perfectly.“He’s quick, has real footballsmarts and is a powerful kick.“There are a lot of aspects of ayoung Tony McGuinness in the wayhe plays.”Emmanuel Irra is a good friend ofKennedy’s and fellow student at thefamous football nursery of SacredHeart College.“His skill level is terrific and hetakes the game on,” South Adelaidementor Ron Fuller said.“Emmanuel has a strong workethic and his ability to finishimpressed me.“Also importantly he’s proved hecan handle the bigger bodies ofsenior SANFL football.”After an outstanding AFL draftin 2010 where SA footballproduced three first-roundselections, expect more excitingtalents from the class of 2011 tofollow in their footsteps.Emmanuel Irra.Ben Kennedy.15

Allan joinsillustrious company16North Adelaide’s James Allanclaimed his third MagareyMedal on Tuesday night, becomingonly the seventh player to collectthree Medals.Allan won on the last votes of thenight, leap-frogging the Panthers’Nick Liddle to claim the mostprestigious award in SouthAustralian football.The North midfielder joins suchfamous names as Tom MacKenzie,Dan Moriarty, Walter Scott, LenFitzgerald, Lindsay Head, andBarrie Robran with three MagareyMedals. Russell Ebert is the onlyplayer to have won four medals.2011 Vote totalsClub Name VotesNorth James Allan 25Panthers Nick Liddle 23Central Paul Thomas 22Eagles Mark McKenzie 16Norwood Darren Pfeiffer 13Norwod Kieran McGuinness 12Norwood Bryce Campbell 12Glenelg Ben Kane 11Central Jason Sutherland 11Eagles Luke Powell 11James Allan.‘be active’ Star Player of the Yearand R.O. Shearman MedallistJames Allan (North Adelaide)Reserves Magarey MedallistTarak Redigolo (South Adelaide)McCallum Tomkins MedallistScott Burnett (Port Adelaide)Powerade Star SearchJarrod Schiller (Central)Macca’s Cup MVP WinnerScott Burnett (Port Adelaide)

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ON THE SIDELINESCENTRAL DISTRICTMatthew Westhoff Broken arm, seasonJay Nash ACL knee, seasonAlan Obst Knee, seasonCharles Slattery Back/neck, seasonScott Dutschke Broken tibia, seasonCameron Milne Dislocated shoulder, testChris Gowans Hamstring, testLee Spurr Quad, testThomas Dunn Ankle, testMILESTONESChad O’Sullivan19NORWOODAlex StoppLuke JerichoMatt DavisKnee, seasonShoulder, testAnkle, test100 games50SOUTH ADELAIDEJake Veide Broken leg, seasonJosh Thewlis Shoulder, seasonDarcy Hourigan Hip, testWOODVILLE-WEST TORRENSDale Symmons Knee, 1 weekAaron Killian Groin, 4 weeksZac Fitzgerald Shoulder, seasonStuart Hill Ankle, 7 weeksJarred Allmond Foot, testBen Grieger Knee, testgamesNathan LyonsMatthew Goldsworthy50 games“We’d like tothank SA Footyfans for 10great years.”Saturdayafternoonson

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macca’s cup u18 first and second semi-final21NORWOOD V NORTH - 2:10pm, Saturday September 24 @ Alberton Oval – First Semi-FinalNORWOODCoach: David OateynorthCoach: Heath Younie1 BOWER Chase............2 PERSINOS Peter........3 BALDASSO Steven......5 McKAY Alex................6 OLSSON Henry...........7 O’CONNOR Eddy........8 KERIN Patrick............9 WICKS Tom................10 DINHAM Nicholas.......11 ROWSON Matthew .....12 AISH James................13 O’LEARY Jack.............14 HARDING Dillon.........15 BEYTELL Fred............16 MOYLE Josh ..............17 ROOCKE Kristian........18 DUMONT Trent...........20 MOSS James..............21 SURMAN Lachlan.......22 DEMATTEIS Tullio.......24 WILLIAMSON Daniel...26 PRESS Matt...............27 ZADOW Joe ...............28 SCHILD Nicholas .......29 McCALLUM Daniel.....30 GIANNINI Jonathan....31 RANDER Luke............32 LUCCON Aaron...........33 WALLIS Matt..............1 RENSHAW Kyall.........2 DE NIEUWE Matthew.3 HANNAFORD George..4 CATFORD Andrew.......5 HARVEY Mitchell........6 GRIEGER Jack...........7 HEYNEN Todd............8 RAEGAR Michael.......10 CRAIG Cameron.........11 DE LEONARDIS Sam..12 MCMAHON Michael...13 WILSON Jordan..........14 SCHMIDT Matthew.....15 DANIEL Maverick.......17 BIRKIN Jonathan.......18 BLAIR Stuart..............19 MAKINS Zac..............20 AMATO Nick...............21 LISTON Jake..............23 SIMPSON Josh...........26 SPINA Alex................27 VIRGIN Michael.........28 EDWARDS Kym..........29 GREGG Josh..............57 TILLER Mitchell.........u18 UmpiresField:Robert KaneEleni GlouftsisPatrick Lally(E) Mathew MaidmentBoundary:Timothy EarleNathan BrownePatrick TrutwinGoal:Lachlan GasmierSamuel Burston(E) Rhys NegermanU18NORWOODnorth1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsPORT V NORWOOD - 2:10pm, Saturday September 24 @ City Mazda Stadium – Second Semi-FinalportCoach: Matthew WebberGLENELGCoach: Tim Lawrence2 TILLER Harley............12 WILSON Luke............21 REYNOLDS Luke........3 STARK Nathan...........17 UNDERWOOD Sam.....30 McMAHON Jackson....4 HAWKINS Zac............13 INGLIS Samuel..........23 KEELEY Tynan...........5 FRANCIS Chad...........18 FINN Tom...................31 BUTTON Todd............5 WILSON Anthony.......14 TRAEGER Bradyn.......24 HALES Nic................6 HAYES Billy................19 SCHARENBERG Matt.32 WEIR James...............6 DEBELLIS Dylan........15 DAVIDSON Sean.........25 ROSS Jonathon..........7 WILSON John.............20 BRALEY Jarrod...........33 GALLEY Michael.........7 BETTS Kynan.............16 SHEPHARD Gavin......26 BEDDING Tom...........8 McCARTHY Lincoln.....21 BAKER Patrick...........34 HARVEY Jack.............8 LEMMENS Sean.........17 TYLOR Sam ..............27 HALES Jarrod.............9 NEALE Lachie............22 TURNER Gibson.........36 McINTYRE Tim...........9 SANDERCOCK Jason..18 DERHAM Thomas.......28 GORDON Darcy..........10 GILL Harrison.............23 LAURIE Billy..............38 ROSSI Ben.................10 GRAETZ Justin...........19 TONKES Sam............29 LYCETT Kristopher......11 NEWTON Jordan.........28 KASPARIAN Matt.......11 DEELEY-GODFREY James20 SHARRAD Louis.........30 ROSE Nathan.............12 O’SHAUGHNESSY Scott29 O’BRIEN Tim..............u18 UmpiresField:Thomas BurkeArjun SreedharSamuel Lowe(E) Christopher PetersBoundary:Andrew RobertsLiam LavertyBen HindleGoal:Andrew ScovellJoshua Habel(E) James GwydirU18PORTGLENELG1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points2011.Will you still bewithout a (decent)website in 2011?Boylen Media can help.Call 8233 9433 or email sales@boylen.com.au

first Semi-final2211:25Am Saturday September 24 @ city mazda stadiumPORTCoach: Lynton PitmanColours: Black and WhiteMajor Sponsor: York Civil, Maughan Thiem FordNo PLAYER g B4 ERSKINE Jordan.......................................................................7 STANLEY Daniel........................................................................8 ROSE Matthew..........................................................................9 LEES Daniel.............................................................................11 WATSON Xavier.........................................................................14 ECKERMANN Adam..................................................................19 CARR Casey..............................................................................21 CAREY Luke.............................................................................22 Watt James.............................................................................23 HEFFERNAN Trent....................................................................30 GROVE Corey............................................................................31 KIRKWOOD Zane......................................................................32 HALL Kerren.............................................................................35 THAMM Damien........................................................................37 SHARPE Matthew......................................................................38 SHANNON Jay..........................................................................41 SCANLON Matthew...................................................................45 LINDSAY Peter..........................................................................46 SOLLY Jamie.............................................................................50 BROOMHEAD Timothy...............................................................51 DePRINSE Brayden...................................................................54 RAIKAWASA Aseri.....................................................................56 Burnett Scott........................................................................58 TONKES Samuel.......................................................................60 NYSKOHUS Jason.....................................................................Rushed...............................................................................................................................CENTRALCoach: Jeff BrownColours: Red, White and BlueMajor Sponsor: HoldenNo PLAYER g B1 BOTTIN-NOONAN Ryan.............................................................2 EDMEAD Caleb.........................................................................3 WALDHUTER Joshua.................................................................4 VARCOE Adam..........................................................................14 MILNE Cameron........................................................................18 SCHILLER Travis.......................................................................20 MENZEL Troy............................................................................31 MUSOLINO Christopher.............................................................32 WHITE Nicholas........................................................................34 MARSCHALL Paul.....................................................................36 HYNES Damian.........................................................................39 VATER Joshua...........................................................................42 COLQUHOUN Sam....................................................................43 SNOWDEN Jake........................................................................45 PRIOR Matthew........................................................................46 MOLYNEUX Charlie...................................................................49 DUNCAN Ashley........................................................................50 FLANIGAN Kieran.....................................................................51 FRY Ashley...............................................................................52 RUSCA Steve............................................................................54 HAYDON David..........................................................................56 CULLEN Adam..........................................................................58 CLAUGHTON Matthew...............................................................Rushed...............................................................................................................................All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.reserves UmpiresField: Michael Schramm Boundary:Rowan HundertmarkScott Hosking(E) David SobierajThomas KnightAaron O’malleyDylan WhanGoal:Rory SmithBrodie Kenny-Bell(E) Mark BywaterRESERVESportcentral1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsPROUD SPONSOR OF FOOTY IN SA. 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second semi-final2311:25am Saturday September 24 @ Alberton ovalglenelgCoach: Ken McGregorColours: Black and GoldMajor Sponsor: Gliderol Garage DoorsNo PLAYER g B6 PANOZZO Luke.........................................................................7 SNOOK Shannon.......................................................................10 SCOTT-COLLINGS Daniel...........................................................16 TREMBATH Joshua....................................................................17 RUWOLDT Mark........................................................................18 O’GRADY Richard......................................................................19 ARMFIELD Darcy......................................................................25 BENNETT Michael....................................................................31 PITT Craig................................................................................32 LALLY Angus.............................................................................36 McINTYRE Benjamin.................................................................37 CANE Nick...............................................................................40 CLAYFIELD Drew.......................................................................43 MURDOCH Jordan.....................................................................44 Douglas Robert......................................................................45 NICHOLSON Carl......................................................................48 McGINTY Warrick......................................................................49 CARGER Jacob..........................................................................50 EARL Lachlan...........................................................................55 HINGE James...........................................................................56 Edwards Thomas....................................................................57 Proud Max..............................................................................52 HAYES Billy..............................................................................Rushed...............................................................................................................................norwoodCoach: Bryan BeinkeColours: Red and BlueMajor Sponsor: Fairmont HomesNo PLAYER g B2 REINBRECHT Dylan..................................................................5 RAMSEY Nick...........................................................................7 AISH Jesse...............................................................................8 GRIGG Mitchell.........................................................................14 EVANS Mark.............................................................................17 DAVIS Matthew.........................................................................20 TERLICH Dean..........................................................................26 LUCCON Aaron.........................................................................27 JERICHO Luke..........................................................................28 JEFFERIES Ben........................................................................29 CHIPPENDALE Michael.............................................................31 LANGFORD Thomas..................................................................32 IALEGGIO Michael....................................................................33 BAUST Trevor...........................................................................37 DONOHUE Josh........................................................................38 LITTLER Brendan......................................................................41 ROOCKE Christian.....................................................................42 READ ANDY..............................................................................43 ALLEN Josh..............................................................................44 THOMAS Luke..........................................................................45 DALWOOD Will..........................................................................47 BOWER Chase..........................................................................48 BEILBY Tom.............................................................................49 PERSINOS Peter.......................................................................50 LEVICKI Patrick........................................................................51 GAZZOLA Ben...........................................................................Rushed...............................................................................................................................All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.reserves UmpiresField:Mathew OatesChristopher CookScott Bau(E) Michael SboroBoundary:Adam ClearyRyan CrouchJarrod NortonGoal:Matthew OxfordSteven Rypp(E) Thomas SharpeRESERVESglenelgnorwood1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsPROUD SPONSOR OF FOOTY IN SA. 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first semi-final242011.Will you still bewithout a (decent)website in 2011?Boylen Media can help.Call 8233 9433 or email sales@boylen.com.auRecords 1907-2011Pl EA SA DrawMinor Round 55 43 12 -ALL ENCOUNTERS 55 43 12 -@ AAMI Stadium 6 6 - -EncountersRecent Encounters - Eagles havewon 11 of last 13.Recent ResultsRd 22 Fri August 26 2011 @ Hickinbotham OvalEagles 2.2 4.7 6.9 8.14.62panthers 4.2 6.2 8.6 8.8.56Best – Eagles: Powell, Grocke, McKenzie, Thompson, Smith, Staple.Best – panthers: Stribling, Murphy, Wundke, Cross, Thewlis, Liddle.Goals – Eagles: Grocke 5, Smith 2, Goldsworthy.Goals – panthers: Wundke 5, T McKay, Horne, Stribling.2011 Rd 13 June 25 @ Hickinbotham South 14.10.94 d Eagles 11.13.79 by 15pts2011 Rd 1 April 3 @ Unleash Solar Eagles 11.12.78 d South 10.3.63 by 15pts2010 Rd 17 July 17 @ Unleash Solar Eagles 17.14.116 d South 9.9.63 by 53pts2010 Rd 5 April 26 @ Hickinbotham South 18.10.118 d Eagles 15.6.96 by 22pts2009 Rd 20 Aug 15 @ Thebarton Eagles 20.10.130 d South 10.14.74 by 56pts2009 Rd 12 June 21 @ Hickinbotham Eagles 13.11.89 d South 10.8.68 by 21pts2009 Rd 5 April 25 @ Unleash Solar Eagles 11.4.70 d South 5.11.41 by 29pts2008 Rd 19 Aug 9 @ Unleash Solar Eagles 10.7.67 d South 5.4.34 by 33pts2008 Rd 11 June 15 @ Hickinbotham Eagles 17.8.110 d South 15.10.100 by 10ptsPROUD SPONSOR OF FOOTY IN SA. ITPROUD SPONSOR OF FOOTY IN SA. IT PAYS TO BE A LOCAL.

eagles v PANTHERS12.10pm Sunday September 25 @ AAMI Stadium, West LakesBROADCAST ON:891 ABCAdelaideLive scores at www.sanfl.com.au25EAGLESCoach: Michael GoddenColours: Gold, Green and BlueMajor Sponsor: FieldersNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B1 LANE Travis....................20.. 177.....73.... 15..... 18............2 TOUMPAS Jimmy............17.. 183.....75..... 2....... 1.............3 JARRAD Luke..................27.. 186.....83... 128.... 54............4 PARRY Craig...................27.. 194.....98... 145.... 49............5 Treeby Leigh.................27.. 180.....83... 143.... 97............6 THOMPSON Luke............20.. 196.....89.... 28...... 5.............7 POWELL Luke.................30.. 183.....88... 171.... 41............8 Raymond Phillip............24.. 186.....82.... 15...... 4.............10 HALL Christopher............21.. 181.....75.... 22..... 26............11 ALLMOND Jarred.............21.. 182.....75.... 60..... 23............14 GROCKE Adam................27.. 191.....96... 132... 182...........15 Rowntree Angus..........20.. 183.....83.... 43..... 11............16 TILLER Stephen..............24.. 191.....94.... 11...... 8.............18 Grieger Ben.................25.. 191.....95.... 77...... 1.............20 DAY Aaron.......................22.. 190.....96.... 33..... 10............22 Staple Lee....................21.. 191.....85.... 29..... 28............25 RIMINGTON James..........25.. 180.....83.... 55..... 37............28 SUTCLIFFE Cameron.......19.. 187.....78..... 8....... 1.............33 LEWIS Scott....................24.. 185.....90.... 67..... 29............45 GIUFFREDA Patrick.........24.. 187.....86.... 41...... 1.............51 CICOLELLA Justin...........33.. 178.....85... 244... 171...........55 REDDEN Jarrad...............20.. 202.....90.... 16...... 6.............57 McKENZIE Mark..............28.. 188.....87... 189.... 66............Rushed......................................................................................................................PANTHERSCoach: Ron FullerColours: Navy and WhiteMajor Sponsor: Southgate HoldenNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B1 LYONS Nathan................23.. 178.....81.... 49..... 22............4 STRIBLING Toby.............24.. 180.....82.... 72..... 21............6 CRABB Bradley...............24.. 190.....94.... 76...... 1.............8 WUNDKE Michael............23.. 191.....90.... 37.... 102...........9 LIDDLE Nicholas.............23.. 178.....70.... 41..... 18............10 DANIEL Nathan...............21.. 188.....88.... 52..... 35............13 HORNE Andrew...............23.. 177.....80.... 41..... 30............14 REDIGOLO Tarak.............20.. 178.....79.... 46..... 13............15 GOTCH Xavier..................21.. 178.....75.... 36...... 6.............17 ROLFE Peter...................22.. 182.....87.... 57..... 80............18 MACLEOD Brent..............19.. 185.....83.... 18..... 13............19 CROSS Joel.....................24.. 182.....82.... 21...... 7.............21 COCKSHELL Adam..........25.. 199....102.. 101.... 87............22 AINGER Andrew..............23.. 197.....89.... 12...... 7.............24 PERREY Curtis................21.. 180.....75.... 24...... 9.............26 BASS Daniel...................24.. 198....100... 16...... 3.............27 BROOKSBY Keegan.........21.. 198.....98.... 18...... 3.............28 CAREY Lachlan...............23.. 184.....80.... 18...... 9.............32 McKAY Todd....................17.. 175.....75..... 5....... 2.............35 RICHMAN Sam................19.. 183.....72.... 19...... 2.............36 MURPHY Nick (C)...........22.. 188.....84.... 47...... 9.............39 LEONARD Michael...........22.. 194.....88..... 5....... 2.............47 IRRA Emmanuel..............17.. 180.....78..... 7....... 6.............54 BROWN Tyson.................18.. 186.....70..... 7....... 3.............Rushed......................................................................................................................All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.LEAGUE UmpiresField:Colin RowstonGary FilaCurtis Deboy(E) Leigh HaussenBoundary: Sean BurtonMatthew ZacherJason MooreMatthew KonetschkaGoal:Darren TrengoveJoon-Yip Wong(E) Leo CorrieriLeagueeaglespanthers1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points

second semi-final26“We’d like to thank SA Footyfans for 10 great years.”Saturday afternoons onRecords 1907-2011Pl CD Nw DrawMinor Round 113 56 59 -Finals 10 5 5 -ALL ENCOUNTERS 123 61 63 -@ AAMI Stadium 28 9 19 -EncountersRecent Encounters - Central haswon 5 of the last 6 and 12 of thelast 14.Recent ResultsRd 22 Sat September 3 2011 @ Playford Alive OvalCentral 1.2 5.9 9.13 16.14.110Norwood 3.3 4.3 7.6 9.7.61Best – Central: Barmby, Jenner, Williams, Habel, Thomas, Reichert.Best – Norwood: McGuinness, Suckling, Webber, Pfeiffer, Forster, Zorzi.Goals –Central: Havelberg 3, Thomas 3, C Gowans 3, Dunne 2, Gunston 2, J Gowans,Goodrem, M. Westhoff.Goals – Norwood: Davis 3, Langford 2, Shenton 2, Grigg, Suckling.2011 Rd 10 June 4 @ Coopers Norwood 7.12.54 d Central 7.11.53 by 1pt2011 Rd 4 April 25 @ Adelaide Oval Central 16.11.107 d Norwood 9.10.64 by 43pts2010 GF Oct 2 @ AAMI Central 10.11.71 d Norwood 9.11.65 by 6pts2010 2SF Sept 19 @ AAMI Central 12.9.81 d Norwood 9.9.63 by 18pts2010 Rd 17 July 17 @ Playford Alive Central 9.10.64 d Norwood 8.8.56 by 8pts2010 Rd 11 Jun 6 @ Coopers Norwood 9.15.69 d Central 9.12.66 by 3pts2009 Rd 23 Sept 5 @ Coopers Norwood 12.15.87 d Central 11.15.81 by 6pts2009 Rd 14 July 4 @ Playford Alive Central 17.10.112 d Norwood 15.5.95 by 17pts2009 Rd 6 May 2 @ Coopers Central 16.13.109 d Norwood 17.6.108 by 1pt2008 Rd 16 July 19 @ Coopers Central 13.8.86 d Norwood 12.12.84 by 2pts2008 Rd 3 April 12 @ Playford Alive Central 17.13.115 d Norwood 6.8.44 by 71ptsPROUD SPONSOR OF FOOTY IN SA. ITPROUD SPONSOR OF FOOTY IN SA. IT PAYS TO BE A LOCAL.

central v norwood3.10pm Sunday September 25 @ AAMI Stadium, West LakesBROADCAST ON:891 ABCAdelaideLive scores at www.sanfl.com.au27CENTRALnorwoodCoach: Roy LairdMajor Sponsor: HoldenColours: Red, White and BlueCoach: Nathan BassettMajor Sponsor: Fairmont HomesColours: Red and BlueNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B5 CALLINAN Ian.................28.. 171.....74.... 80.... 153...........7 O’SULLIVAN Chad...........27.. 175.....76.... 99.... 142...........8 HARDY Justin..................23.. 196.....97.... 37...... 2.............9 BOYD James...................22.. 174.....72.... 67..... 24............10 JENNER Kyle..................25.. 182.....80.... 90..... 55............11 GOODREM Trent..............24.. 183.....86.... 86..... 44............12 SANSBURY Edward.........27.. 180.....85.... 74..... 84............15 SPURR Lee.....................24.. 183.....80.... 65..... 23............16 THOMAS Paul (c)............29.. 180.....79... 188.... 48............21 GOWANS Chris................34.. 181.....86... 228... 317...........22 HAYES Andrew................26.. 190.....93.... 94..... 20............25 HABEL Luke...................23.. 176.....72.... 30..... 24............26 DUNNE Thomas..............21.. 182.....86.... 27..... 21............27 TEMPLETON Jacob..........21.. 192.....93.... 10...... 2.............28 GOWANS James..............34.. 183.....86... 229... 257...........30 SUTHERLAND Jason........22.. 200....104... 27..... 10............33 HANNATH Jack...............20.. 200.....90.... 12...... 1.............35 WILLIAMS Ryan..............22.. 187.....89.... 88..... 52............38 SCHILLER Jarrod.............19.. 172.....66.... 25..... 13............40 HAVELBERG Daniel.........23.. 189.....90.... 72.... 152...........41 REICHERT Corey.............22.. 189.....81.... 26...... 0.............44 BARMBY Luke.................23.. 192.....81.... 22...... 1.............47 O’HARA Brayden.............23.. 181.....80.... 67..... 37............Rushed......................................................................................................................No PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B1 HUGHES Gavin...............25.. 180.....70.... 52..... 19............3 DOYLE Stephen...............30.. 203.....90.... 52..... 12............4 GALLAGHER James (c)....31.. 176.....74... 216... 116...........6 CAMPBELL Bryce............27.. 181.....76... 107.... 59............9 ZORZI Brett....................32.. 183.....88... 125.... 18............10 EAGLETON Nathan..........32.. 179.....82.... 29..... 31............11 PFEIFFER Darren............23.. 180.....80.... 40..... 15............13 McGUINNESS Kieran.......28.. 187.....83.... 84..... 13............15 BODE Jace......................24.. 186.....85.... 59..... 11............16 ROWE Sam.....................23.. 198.....94.... 84.... 111...........18 CLARKE Angus................21.. 199.....97..... 5....... 0.............19 BROWN Luke..................18.. 175.....70.... 19...... 5.............21 SUCKLING Mat...............22.. 184.....85.... 21...... 5.............22 BOWN Stuart..................33.. 191.....89... 198... 144...........23 WEBBER Tim..................23.. 178.....82.... 26...... 7.............25 SHENTON Cameron.........20.. 187.....78.... 25..... 54............30 DAWE Brady....................23.. 196.....84.... 55..... 20............34 FORSTER Alex................18.. 187.....74..... 4....... 0.............36 FULLER Matthew............21.. 180.....73.... 29...... 7.............39 GEORGIOU Alexis............21.. 186.....79.... 35...... 0.............40 YOUNG William...............21.. 192.....86.... 27...... 4.............55 JONAS Thomas................20.. 187.....80.... 29...... 5.............Rushed......................................................................................................................All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.LEAGUE UmpiresField:Richard WilliamsMichael AvonAndrew Crosby(E) Craig FleerBoundary:Steven WilsonSamuel RoyansAshley BrownDane FentonGoal:Peter ChallenMatthew Cummins(E) Mathew WilsonLeaguecentralnorwood1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points

ROUND RESULTS BEST PLAYERS AND GOALKICKERS – ROUND 2428‘be active’ LEAGUESunday, September 18Elimination FinalPANTHERS 14 17 (101)GLENELG 10 10 (70)Best – Panthers: A. HORNE, X. GOTCH, K. BROOKSBY, L. CAREY, T. STRIBLING,N. LIDDLE.Best – Glenelg: S. SHAW, P. ADLINGTON, J. SELLAR, J. MCMAHON,T. CRANSTON, C. CURRAN.Goals – Panthers: M. WUNDKE 3, A. HORNE 3, A. AINGER 2, B. MACLEOD 2,T. STRIBLING, P. ROLFE, N. DANIEL, T. MCKAY.Goals – Glenelg: B. KANE 2, K. TENACE 2, A. GRIMA 2, T. ALLEN, R. KIRKBY,B. MURPHY, B. KENNEDY.Crowd: 9192 @ AAMI Stadium.Qualifying FinalNORWOOD 17 12 (114)EAGLES 8 5 (53)Best – Norwood: M. SUCKLING, C. SHENTON, T. WEBBER, B. CAMPBELL,D. PFEIFFER, L. BROWN.Best – Eagles: J. PETRENKO, M. GOLDSWORTHY, J. CICOLELLA, A. DAY,M. MCKENZIE, L. JARRAD.Goals – Norwood: C. SHENTON 6, N. EAGLETON 2, M. FULLER 2, L. BROWN 2,G. HUGHES, D. PFEIFFER, B. CAMPBELL, S. DOYLE, T. WEBBER.Goals – Eagles: C. PARRY 2, A. GROCKE, J. CICOLELLA, J. PETRENKO, C. HALL,J. ALLMOND, M. GOLDSWORTHY.Crowd: 9192 @ AAMI Stadium.RESERVESElimination FinalCENTRAL 13.15 (93)stURt 10.13 (73)Best – Central: M.Prior, P.Marschall, T.Schiller.Best – Sturt: H. MONTGOMERY, T. ANDERSON, A. TWOPENY.Goals – Central: T.Menzel 3, A.Cullen 2, J.Waldhuter 1.Goals – Sturt: L. KRAUSE 3, J. MUTTON 2, J. GREENSLADE 2.@ Alberton Oval.Qualifying FinalNORWOOd 15.13 (103)PORt 5.10 (40)Best – Norwood: M. EVANS, B. JEFFERIES, N. RAMSEY.Best – Port: J. WATT, A. ECKERMANN, D. STANLEY.Goals – Norwood: J. AISH 4, J. DONOHUE 3, T. LANGFORD.Goals – Port: A. ECKERMANN 2, A. RAIKIWASA, J. SOLLY.@ City Mazda Stadium.Macca’s CupElimination FinalNORTH 14.17 (101)STURT 10.9 (69)Best – North: J. WILSON, C. CRAIG, J. GREGG.Best – Sturt: T. BACCANELLO, W. PAYNTER, D. MATSEN.Goals – North: S. BLAIR 3, M. SCHMIDT 2, M. HARVEY 2.Goals – Sturt: J. LIENERT 2, J. LOCKWOOD 2, H. DE POI 2.@ Alberton OvalQualifying FinalGLENELG 13.11 (89)NORWOOD 12.15 (87)Best – Glenelg: S. UNDERWOOD, J. MCMAHON, J. NEWTON.Best – Norwood: J. AISH, D. HARDING, P. PERSINOS.Goals – Glenelg: B. LAURIE 2, L. MCCARTHY 2, B. HAYES 2.Goals – Norwood: P. PERSINOS 4, J. O’LEARY 2, J. SAVAGE 2.@ City Mazda Stadium

2011 SANFL MATCH FIXTUREROUND 1Saturday, April 2Norwood 8.7 (55) def Port 7.10 (52)Glenelg 14.19 (103) def Sturt 12.12(84)West 17.9 (111) def North 15.12 (102)Sunday, April 3Eagles 11.12 (78) def Panthers10.3 (63)ROUND 2Friday, April 8Norwood 19.12 (126) def Sturt 6.12(48)West 14.12 (96) def Central 4.6 (30)Saturday, April 9Port 9.9 (63) def Glenelg 9.7 (61)Panthers 8.21 (69) def North 8.9(57)ROUND 3Friday, April 15Sturt 13.17 (95) def Eagles 5.7 (37)Glenelg 10.16 (76) def Norwood 8.7 (55)Saturday, April 16Central 25.10 (160) def Panthers13.5 (83)Sunday, April 17North 15.9 (99) def Port 10.11(71)ROUND 4Thursday, April 21West 13.16 (94) def Sturt 5.11 (41)Panthers 14.11 (95) def Port 12.7 (79)Saturday, April 23Eagles 15.5 (95) def North 12.8 (80)Monday, April 25Central 16.11 (107) def Norwood9.10 (64)ROUND 5Saturday, April 30Sturt 16.12 (108) def North 13.18 (96)Sunday, May 1Port 13.12 (90) def West 9.9 (63)Central 21.5 (131) def Glenelg 8.8(56)Eagles 11.5 (71) def Norwood 7.5 (47)ROUND 6Saturday, May 7West 20.13 (133) def Panthers 8.9 (57)Central 16.6 (102) def Sturt 11.13 (79)Glenelg 16.13 (109) def North 16.6(102)Eagles 15.7 (97) def Port 12.6 (78)ROUND 7Friday, May 13West 14.7 (91) def Glenelg 7.12 (54)Saturday, May 14Central 12.14 (86) def Eagles 10.7 (67)Norwood 16.7 (103) def North11.10 (76)Panthers 10.17 (77) def Sturt 11.7(73)ROUND 8Friday, May 20Glenelg 25.14 (164) def Sturt 16.11(107)Norwood 22.12 (144) def Port 6.8 (44)Saturday, May 21Eagles 8.9 (57) def West 7.10 (52)Central 16.11 (107) def Panthers10.11 (71)ROUND 9Friday, May 27Norwood 13.8 (86) def West 4.8 (32)Saturday, May 28Port 16.10 (106) def Panthers 12.4(76)Eagles 14.13 (97) def Glenelg 10.14 (74)Central 16.5 (101) def North 14.10 (94)ROUND 10Saturday, June 4Norwood 7.12 (54) def Central 7.11(53)North 16.8 (104) def Eagles 13.12 (90)Panthers 16.6 (102) drew Glenelg 16.6(102)Port 14.5 (89) def Sturt 6.15 (51)ROUND 11Saturday, June 11Central 14.8 (92) def Port 10.7 (67)Sunday, June 12Eagles 10.14 (74) def Sturt 10.8 (68)West 14.16 (100) def North 10.7 (67)Norwood 15.10 (100) def Glenelg13.8 (86)ROUND 12Saturday, June 18Sturt 16.10 (106) def West 7.6 (48)Norwood 22.12 (144) def Panthers10.6 (66)Central 22.11 (143) def Glenelg6.14 (50)ROUND 13Friday, June 24Norwood 21.7 (133) def Sturt 11.3(69)Saturday, June 25Port 18.11 (119) def West 7.11 (53)Panthers 14.10 (94) def Eagles11.13 (79)North 21.3 (129) def Glenelg 15.10 (100)ROUND 14Saturday, July 2Panthers 13.10 (88) def Port 9.11 (65)Sunday, July 3Glenelg 20.15 (135) def West 14.6(90)Sturt 11.11 (77) def North 10.7 (67)Central 10.9 (69) def Eagles 9.9 (63)ROUND 15Saturday, July 9Norwood 16.14 (110) def North 15.6 (96)Port 15.20 (110) def Sturt 5.8 (38)Sunday, July 10Glenelg 11.9 (75) def Eagles 10.13 (73)Central 16.6 (102) def Panthers 13.7(85)ROUND 16Saturday, July 16Panthers 18.10 (118) def Sturt13.11 (89)Central 17.5 (107) def West11.15 (81)Sunday, July 17Eagles 12.8 (80) def Norwood7.10 (52)ROUND 17Saturday, July 23Glenelg 18.10 def Port 16.8 (104)Eagles 18.14 (122) def West 5.9 (39)North 19.18 (132) def Central 15.9 (99)Sunday, July 24Norwood 17.11 (113) def Panthers9.11 (65)ROUND 18 (Split Round)Saturday, July 30North 15.10 (100) def West 8.11 (59)Norwood 14.3 (87) def Port 11.9 (75)Panthers 14.12 (96) def Glenelg 7.13(55)Saturday, August 6Central 14.8 (92) def Sturt 10.10(70)ROUND 19Friday, August 12Norwood 10.7 (67) def West 7.10(52)Saturday, August 13Glenelg 21.6 (132) def Sturt 18.11 (119)Central 15.10 (100) def Eagles 13.7(85)North 18.5 (113) def Port 10.19 (79)ROUND 20Friday, August 19Port 17.14 (116) def Sturt 14.8 (92)Saturday, August 20West 16.17 (113) defPanthers 11.5 (71)Norwood 16.9 (105) def North 12.6 (78)Eagles 19.11 (125) def Glenelg 2.6 (18)MATCH TIMES: (N) - Night match (T) - Twilight 4:10pm (C) - Curtain raiser to AFL Port Power C1 - 12:45pm C2 - 11:15am Friday night matches - 7:40pmSaturday night matches - 6:30pm Saturday, Sunday & Monday afternoon matches - 2:10pm * Anzac Day match (Monday April 25) - 3:10pmLEGEND: A - Alberton Oval AO - Adelaide Oval AS - AAMI Stadium CC - Commander Centre Oval, Unley CS - Coopers Stadium, Norwood CM - City Mazda Stadium, RichmondGS - Gliderol Stadium, Glenelg H - Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga PA - Playford Alive Oval, Elizabeth P - Prospect Oval USO - Unleash Solar Ovalbrain benders1. Which team defeated Port Adelaide to win the 1985 Escort Cup GrandFinal?2. Can you name South Adelaide’s past three premiership years?3. Who is Norwood’s captain?4. Who topped the Magpies’ goal kicking in 2002 with just 22 majors?5. Which club has won the last two Stanley H. Lewis trophies as the bestoverall club?6. Who won last year’s Magarey Medal?7. In which year did West Adelaide make Richmond Oval (now City MazdaStadium) its home ground?8. When did Central District last receive the wooden spoon?9. Western Bulldogs Brownlow Medallist Adam Cooney rose to AFL famethrough which SANFL club?10. Who coached North last season?ROUND 21Friday, August 26Glenelg 13.8 (86) def West 10.14 (74)Eagles 8.14 (62) def Panthers 8.8(56)Saturday, August 27Central 16.11 (107) def Port 10.6 (66)Sturt 16.15 (111) def North 14.19(103)ROUND 22Saturday, Sept 3Port 18.15 (123) def Glenelg12.13 (85)Central 16.14 (110) def Norwood9.7 (61)North 13.11 (89) def Panthers12.8 (80)Eagles 19.12 (126) def West 8.7 (55)ROUND 23Friday, September 9West 14.8 (92) def Sturt 8.13 (61)Saturday, September 10Eagles 12.8 (80) def Port 8.9 (57)Panthers 14.8 (92) def Norwood9.16 (70)Central 12.17 (89) def North 13.8 (86)FINALSSunday, September 18Elimination FinalPanthers 14.17 (101) defGlenelg 10.10 (70)Qualifying FinalNorwood 17.12 (114) defEagles 8.5 (53)FINALS1st & 2nd Semi FinalSunday, October 2Preliminary FinalSunday, October 9Grand FinalKey: bold – home team.Spot the differenceAnswers:1. ‘33’ is missing from the back ofEagles’ player’s guernsey.2. Several people from the crowdare now missing.3. Fairmont logo is now missingfrom Norwood player’s guernsey.4. Norwood player’s socks are nowblack instead of red.5. Black armband is now missingfrom Eagles’ player’s guernsey.ASASAS30Answers: 1) Glenelg 2) 1964, 1938 and 1935 3) James Gallagher 4) Matthew Lokan 5) Glenelg 6) James Allan 7) 1985 8) 1977 9) West Adelaide 10) Daniel Healy.

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