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4First ever game at Football Park (now AAMI Stadium) in 1974.cutting UP HISTORYBy Robert LaidlawIf the SANFL was a cake, how wouldit look sliced into periods?The SANFL has changed severaltimes over the course of history.We are now heading into a periodof change and for the first time sincethe Adelaide Crows entered the AFLcompetition in 1991, we will see anew era of footy in SA.Pre 20 th Century, SANFL footballchanged when Central District andWoodville entered League ranks.Then there were also the two majorwar interruptions and the adolescentdays of the League.The early years (pre 1900s)Norwood started in the secondseason (1878), and did notlose a game in its first campaign,winning the first of sixconsecutive premierships.From the first match of 1878,Norwood defeated the reigningpremier South Adelaide, with the onlygoal of the game kicked by famedcricketer George Giffen. From thismoment, Norwood laid thefoundation of its early success.Perhaps the best known player inthe colony at the time, WilliamDedman, was Norwood’s first leadingplayer. He was also a member ofSouth Adelaide in the inauguralseason and previously played forCarlton.An interesting name fromNorwood’s early years was ThomasGreen, who debuted as a 15-year-oldin the club’s first season. His youngerbrother Albert received the firstMagarey Medal 20 years later.Besides its six consecutive flags atthe start of its history, Norwood alsowon three in a row from 1887 andanother two in the 1890s, for 11 ofthe first 23 premierships – and alsowon the inaugural Champions ofAustralia in 1888.The only other team to have amajor impact in “the early years” wasSouth, with flags in 1877, 1885 andsix in the 1890s.Into the 20 th century (1900-1915)In 1899 North Adelaide was bottom,then into the 20th century, it won thefirst premiership in 1900, climbingfrom bottom to top. It then won twomore flags in 1902 and 1905.Norwood also won three early flags,in 1901, 1904 and 1907, while WestAdelaide broke through with fourpremierships in five years from 1908,and two Champions of Australiatitles.But the honour of best team in theearly 20th century goes to Port, withfive flags, including an undefeatedrun in 1914, and three Champions ofAustralia honours – 1910, 1913-14.There were many champion playersthrough the period, with the standouttriple Magarey Medallist TomMcKenzie who won the award withWest Torrens (1902) and North twice(1905-06).

Sturt won its first flag in 1915, thefinal Grand Final before WWI, andthen on resumption of play in 1919 ittook out its second premiership.Between the wars (1919-1941)Through the 1920s Norwoodstarted off with three flags infour years, from 1922, and anotherin 1929.A curious sequence, where everyclub won the Grand Final over anine year period started in 1927with West, followed by Port,Norwood, North twice (1930-31),Sturt, Torrens, Glenelg and South(from bottom in 1934 to top in 1935).Between the wars, every team wona flag and Norwood and Port led theway with five premierships each, inthe most well-balanced period in thehistory of the League.Each club also supplied at leastone Magarey Medallist, includingtriple winners Dan Moriarty (South)and Walter Scott (Norwood).Undisputed goalkicking legendKen Farmer (North) was the SANFL’stop spearhead from 1930 to 1940,booting at least 100 goals in eachseason.Post war (1945-1963)A connection between pre andpost WWII was West Torrens, whichfinished bottom in 1941 and top in1945.And Port’s Bob Quinn, whoreceived the Magarey Medal in 1938and, after serving Australia throughthe war, returned to win a second in1945.The post war period would bedominated by Port Adelaide and itscoach Fos Williams, who started atWest before joining the Magpies andleading them to the 1951 premiership,and nine in 15 years – Geof Motleywas in charge of the 1959 success.Port’s six consecutive Grand Finalvictories from 1954 is a SANFLrecord – Norwood’s flags from 1878were without contesting a seasondecider.Through this period, multipleMagarey Medallists were a regularoccurance, with Torrens’ LindsayHead and Sturt’s Len Fitzgerald triplewinners, while Torrens’ Bob Hank,North’s Ron Phillips and South’s JimRussell Ebert.Deane (one retrospectively) wereduel recipients.In 1963 South Adelaide finishedbottom, but the following season,with the inclusion of Woodville andCentral, the Panthers performedanother worst-to-first, after playingcoach Neil Kerley joined the club.Expansion years (1964-1990)The early expansion years saw theemergence of Sturt, under formerNorwood triple premiership coachJack Oatey, through a successfulperiod of seven flags in 11 seasons,including five in a row from 1966.Eventually the period dominancewas equaled by Port Adelaide,under John Cahill, with seven flags,1977, 1979-81 and 1988-90.Two champions defined theexpansion years, Barrie Robran(North) and Russell Ebert (Port),who received three and a recordfour Magarey Medals respectively.Ken Farmer’s SANFL record of 134goals in 1936 was beaten four times,by Glenelg’s Fred Phillis in 1969Illustration of Barrie Robran at Adelaide Oval.(137 goals), Port’s Tim Evans in 1980(146), Sturt’s Rick Davies threeyears later (151) and Magpie ScottHodges in 1990 (153).It was also in this period that thefirst ever game was played atFootball Park (now AAMI Stadium)in 1974.The modern era (1991- today)The modern SANFL started in1991 with the formation of theAdelaide Crows entering the AFLand West Torrens and Woodvilleamalgamating to form the Eagles.Through the 1990s Port wonanother six flags, while in the newmillennium, Central District followedon from its initial premiership in2000 and another eight from 12consecutive Grand Finals.North also provided another tripleMagarey Medallist in James Allan,while Norwood’s Garry McIntoshand Sturt’s Damian Squire were duelwinners.Each period lasted about 22 years.Is a new era now on the horizon?5

TheTricks, conflicts and mind gamesIt happens in every sport. Let’s faceit, mind games are as much a partof our game as green grass, freezingdays and seagulls.It’s easy to point fingers at theobvious culprits – Kevin Sheedy isn’tone to shy away from tactics, likefielding players at the first bouncethat have been named on the bench.Sheedy is also no stranger tocontroversial comments. And oftenduring the week leading into a biggame, he won’t hesitate to throwaround statements to put oppositionplayers off. Does it work? Maybe, butafter years in the industry, eventuallypeople are going to catch on.Not surprisingly, he denies it as aploy… and who can blame him? He’sa coach, it’s a competition… mindgames are the poker faces of footy.But this happens at all levels. I’vehad my fair share of coachingmoments, leading the superhero minisquad to victory several times. Doyou think I did this by telling ourexact plans to our competitors, theEvil Scientist Monsters, Magic RealmWarlocks and the Mutant ColonyTurtles?Of course not!If I told my arch nemesis where Iwas going to be, at what time, andwhat I was wearing under my lycrasuit, I’d have been captured manyyears ago.We run a good, honest sportingLeague in South Australia and onewe can take pride in. But wherewould we be without a few sternwords, a couple of comments tothrow us off the scent, and a fewgames with our minds…Andrew Jarman… a man wellknown for his playing and coachingdays. He used to throw off certaincoaches with his side’s selection.Building false hope and a sense ofover confidence for other teams and6Phantomthe ghost that talksBAM! Come game day, there was adifferent line-up on the muddy grass.Some coaches even go a stepfurther. Australian Rules legend and1983 West Adelaide premiershipcoach Neil Kerley, wanted to find outwhether Sturt player and fireman,Geoff Leonard, was going to beselected for the 1983 Grand Finalteam. Kerley had friends within thefire brigade and so allegedly set upfor Leonard to go through a gruelingexercise program. When the Sturtplayer was asked to do it, he said hecouldn’t because he was playing aGrand Final on the weekend andobviously didn’t want to get injuredor overwork his body… Mission‘information collection’: Successful.In the very same game, Kerleymade a switch to his team, standingTony Burgess against Sturt champRick Davies… a shock for Davieswho had played West’s Peter Winterin the previous games.But mind games aren’t always aboutdistracting the opposition. Coachesoften play the game with their ownplayers. Take Malcolm Blight when hewas coaching the Adelaide Crows forexample – remember the gameagainst Richmond at AAMI Stadiumwhen he fled the coaching box 10minutes or so before the final sirensending a message to his players thattheir performance was just not goodenough?Or how about his “Pathetic Pittman”comments in 1997, labeling DavidPittman’s performance in a game inMelbourne as ‘pathetic’. It stuck, andI suppose in this instance it paid offbecause the rest of that seasonturned out to be Pittman’s mostsuccessful – not to mention thatBlight led the team to a premiershipthat year.Blight wasn’t the only one though.Fellow ex-Adelaide Crows coach,Graham Cornes, made his playerswalk over hot coals to get them tothink more about mental strength.Unfortunately, this resulted in burntfeet for Crows champion Nigel Smart.But these tactics aren’t limited tocoaches. Players are just as much apart of the theory as any other. TheGowans twins were big on mindgames. You need look only as far astheir rivalry with Eagles’ JustinCicolella. All three players had anintense rivalry on the field, but playedsimilar mind games with each other,players and umpires – usingaggression and arguments to throwtheir opponents. They had no troublequestioning umpire decisions,undermining authority and bruisingthe confidence of their opponents.How different today’s game is. WhenI sat down this week to write mycolumn, I tried to think what tacticscurrent players and coaches use torival that of our past champions… Itwas a challenge and appears to havebecome less and less in today’sgame, particularly after the retirementof the Gowans twins and Cicolella atthe end of last season. Who knows,maybe we are seeing a newgeneration of hidden mind gamesfiltering through our system – onlyfor my successors to write a columnabout in years to come. Let’s hopethey have some interesting stories totell.Who do you think plays mindgames in the SANFL?Please email or tweet yourthoughts with your name andsuburb through to The Phantom’sCave.Email: phantom@boylen.com.au.@SANFLBudget#sanflphantom

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8Fuller trying to getBy Steve BarrettSouth Adelaide coach Ron Fuller chats with emerging midfielder Todd McKay.South Adelaide coach RonFuller has experienced morethan his reasonable share ofsoaring highs and debilitatinglows throughout his footballjourney, which has spanned fiveseparate decades since hissenior SANFL debut in 1979.Fuller has endured agony, in theform of six straight woodenspoons in his first seven seasonsas a player with Woodville in the1980s, and unbridled elation inthe form of Woodville-WestTorrens’ 2006 premiership.He also coached the Eagles tothree straight U17s flags in1998-2000 before the clubendured three shattering GrandFinal losses in his first five yearsas a senior coach.Now in the autumn of hiscareer at Noarlunga, Fullercopped a first-up wooden spoonin 2010, followed up with asurprise Semi-Final berth12 months later and a mix ofgood, bad and ugly thereafter.Throughout it all, andirrespective of ladder position,Fuller has demanded one thingabove all else.“You always want to compete,”he said. “That’s always been anon-negotiable that doesn’t everchange.“When you’re sitting where weare, all the games are tough.There’s no exceptions to it.“One of the things we need todo is be super-competitive all thetime, regardless of anything else– regardless of personnel.“We’ve got to be competitive.”Fuller clocked 235 SANFLgames as a player with theWarriors then the newly-mergedEagles and is on track mid-waythrough the fourth year of a rarefive-year contract with thePanthers.Around three weeks out fromthe end of next season, Fuller ison target to become the seventhperson to crack the 300-gamemark as SANFL coach, behindJack Oatey, Neil Kerley, Fos

9Panthers to purrWilliams, John Cahill, Neil Balmeand Haydn Bunton Junior.For all his immense and topsyturvyexperiences, Fuller is stillbattling to uncover the magicformula behind making South aforce again; a task that haseluded 17 different men sinceNeil Kerley conjured one of theSANFL’s great miracles in 1964.There are times Fuller wisheshe was a mind reader, havingwitnessed the Panthers reallybottoming out this season.Youth is no longer an excusethat washes with Fuller.“It’s not like we’re a younggroup,” he said. “We’ve got someguys who have been arounda while.“We’ve got three or four 100-gameplayers now and you’d expectthem to be leading the charge andshowing the way.”“We’ve got three or four100-game players now and you’dexpect them to be leading thecharge and showing the way.“Maybe it’s a cultural thing, I’mnot sure. Maybe they celebrate awin too much, I really don’t know.“You can’t look inside theplayers’ heads.”Fuller knew the South gig wasnever going to be a smooth ridebut he was expecting more at thisstage of his tenure.He will never stop expecting.“I’ve got confidence in thegroup that we’re good enough,”Fuller said.“But we just need to show itmore often.“We need to be better.”WHITEGOODS CLEARANCEIncludesdelivery &installation^7.5kg FrontloaD waSher• 400 - 1200 rpm variablespin speed• 15 wash programs• 4 star energy ratingWAS24460AU$84912.8LIncludesdelivery &installation^Variocutlerydrawer$109960cm StainleSSSteel DiShwaSher• 15 place settings• 4 Star energy rating,245 kWh per year• 6 wash programs• Vario cutlery drawer• 10 year rust through warranty• H 815-875mm x W 598mmx D 573mm SMU68M05AU64L®EDWARDSTOWNEDWARDSTOWN8292 46008292 4600GEPPS CROSSGEPPS 8300 2300 CROSS8300 2300HECTORVILLEHECTORVILLE8406 35008406 3500MILE ENDMILE 8354 END 35448354 3544NOARLUNGANOARLUNGA8329 00008329 0000®PAY LESS PAY CASH All major credit cards accepted.PAY LESS PAY CASH All major credit cards accepted.Save time thegoodguys.com.auOn sale 28/06/13 to 08/07/13 or while stocks last. Personal purchases only and not available in conjunction with any other offer.*Our 120% 30 Day Price Guarantee applies to all newly boxed currently available stock of anidentical model, advertised by a local competitor.^Delivery and installation, terms and conditions apply, please see in store for full details.TGG035442Save time thegoodguys.com.au

Star Player of theYear & R.O. Shearman Medal11Star Player Votes – Round 12Central v PortSamuel Gray Port 10Bradley Symes Central 7Kory Beard Port 6James Meiklejohn Port 5Josh Thurgood Port 1Joshua Waldhuter Central 1Victorious portFor the first time in a decade,Port Adelaide defeated CentralDistrict last weekend at PlayfordAlive Oval.In the two-point win on a wet andwindy afternoon, the Magpiesfinally got one up on the Dogs asthe fight for fifth-place on theladder hots up.Port defender Kory Beard showedgreat versatility pushing to theforward lines, which ultimatelypaid off in kicking the winninggoal.Sam Gray also showed his trueform as a midfielder, and has had aconsistently good season. Matchedagainst Central’s James Boyd, Grayproved he remains arguably one ofthe best rovers in the SANFL. Hisperformance earned him 10 pointsin the R.O. Shearman Medal.The SANFL League coachesaward votes on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis,for the best players on the groundfor their game in each minorround. The player with the mostvotes after Round 23 will beawarded the R.O Shearman Medal.The award carries with it a $3000first prize.P.S. Three ‘Mystery Rounds’ havebeen allocated during the courseof the year in which voting resultswill be kept secret until the end ofthe season.STAR SEARCH AWARDTo the top for Caleb DanielIn just his second game of Leaguefootball, 16-year-old Danielcaught the eye with anencouraging display againstNorwood at Coopers Stadium.Daniel, who measures in at just168cm and 68kg, collected 18disposals, four marks and a goalagainst the Redlegs on Saturday.Port’s Round 11 win against Norwood at Alberton.Caleb Daniel.North v SturtThomas Harms Sturt 6Nathan Blee North 5Nicholas Amato North 5Cohen Thiele North 4Daniel Stewart North 4John Greenslade Sturt 2George Thring North 2Todd Miles North 2Norwood v SouthMitchell Grigg Norwood 10Timothy Webber Norwood 6Kyle Hartigan South 6Mark Evans Norwood 4Mat Suckling Norwood 2Toby Stribling South 2Glenelg v WestRyan Ferguson West 10Travis Tuck West 8Chris Schmidt West 6Ryan Anderson West 4Bradley Mangan West 1Jason Davenport Glenelg 1Leaderboard(After Round 12 -excluding MysteryRound 5)Samuel Gray Port 38Ben Macreadie West 37Mat Suckling Norwood 36Mitchell Grigg Norwood 34Nathan Gordon North 31Matthew Thomas Norwood 30James Boyd Central 29Christopher Schmidt West 28Brayden O’Hara Central 27Aidan Riley Sturt 25

Mini League & KIDS’ CORNERAll matches to be played at half-time of the League match12South v West – Sunday 30th June – Hickinbotham OvalFind the footy! Answer on page 30.South – Reynella East College/Antonio Catholic School (all girls)1 Montana Edwards2 Amanda Conway3 Angelique Dean4 Daniel Wood5 Olivia Rule6 Ashley HayesIGA – Belair PS (all girls)1 Tamika May2 Brie Medder3 Bronwen Bosley4 Chelsea Kennedy5 Hayley Jones6 Madeline Fielke7 Tahlia Donnellan8 Ruby FarmerPort v Eagles – Sunday 30th June – Alberton OvalToday at Alberton Oval we have participants from the AFL Auskickprogram Representing both the Port Adelaide Magpies FC and IGA.We would like to thank IGA for its ongoing support of the IGA MiniLeague program.Central v Norwood – Saturday 29th June – Playford Alive ovalCentral – Gawler FC1 Jake Letts2 Jonah Edwards3 Zac Demarchi4 Josh Rowden5 Liam SUTTON6 Jack O’Connell7 Nathan Hurrell8 Caleb Manfield9 Jarryd FisherIGA – Willaston FC1 Brodie Haskard2 Daniel Pratt3 Reece Raymond4 Sam Manfield5 Aaron Harding6 Mike Geracitano7 Toli Spourdos8 Aaron Leighton9 Cameron Tagg10 Blake Penna11 Larry PizzanitiSUPPORTING THE NEXTGENERATION OF SANFLSUPERSTARSmacca’s cupcompetitionState U18 games in victoriaSA vs. Victoria MetroFriday, June 28Simonds Stadium, GeelongSA vs. GeelongWednesday, July 3Etihad Stadium, Melbourne2.05pm3.05pmTurn to page 20 for the SA U18 Squad and Macca’s Cup MVP Nominee.PROUD SPONSOR OFTHE MINI LEAGUE

STAT LEADERSBy PHIL HERDEN14POSSESSION LEADERS Gm Poss Poss/Gm1 NA THRING George 11 288 26.22 SA CROSS Joel 11 282 25.63 Nw SUCKLING Mat 11 278 25.34 WA MACREADIE Ben 11 267 24.35 PA KIRKWOOD Zane 10 265 26.5MARK LEADERS Gm Marks Mk/Gm1 PA BEARD Kory 10 100 10.02 PA KIRKWOOD Zane 10 92 9.23 NA GORDON Nathan 11 86 7.84 NA THRING George 11 84 7.65 NA LANGFORD Tom 11 82 7.5KICK LEADERS Gm Kicks Kick/Gm1 NA THRING George 11 222 20.22 PA KIRKWOOD Zane 10 199 19.93 PA SUMMERTON Steven 10 182 18.24 WA MACREADIE Ben 11 182 16.55 CD O’HARA Brayden 10 178 17.8HIT OUT LEADERS Gm HO HO/Gm1 NA CRAIG James 11 338 30.72 CD GUILHAUS Seb 10 310 31.03 SA BROOKSBY Keegan 11 287 26.14 PA MEIKLEJOHN James 10 281 28.15 Ea PARRY Craig 9 269 29.9HANDBALL LEADERS Gm Poss Poss/Gm1 SA CROSS Joel 11 140 12.72 Nw SUCKLING Mat 11 124 11.33 St RILEY Aidan 10 122 12.24 WA SCHMIDT Chris 10 119 11.95 NA BLEE Nathan 10 114 11.4SCORING LEADERS Gm G B1 SA WUNDKE Michael 11 29 182 St DULDIG Matthew 11 28 143 Ea AINGER Andrew 10 27 134 PA JOHNCOCK Graham 8 27 115 NA GORDON Nathan 11 21 16

Q & ARyan Williams.15Club: Central District.DOB: 10/10/88.Home town: Anglesea, Victoria.Position: Utility.Nickname: Pig, Pigdog, Willo, Rhino.Toughest opponent: Nick Stevens.Most admired sportsperson:Gowans twins.AFL team: Geelong.Favourite food: Mexican.Most romantic moment: Dinner atAnglesea pub.When you’re not playing footy,how do you occupy your time?Surfing and building.What is your most listened tosong(s) on your ipod: Grinspoon.Best pick-up line you’ve heard:“Do you have a library card?Because I’m checking you out.”If you met the younger you, whatadvice would you give them?Never give up.Facebook or Twitter: Snapchat.Favourite place in South Australia:Dutchske Shack at Pondi (Yorkes).If you could have any superpower,what you would choose and why:Teleport.Best way to spend a weekend:Good surf, good beers.If you could invite three people todinner, who would they be?Gowans, Austin Tayshus, and Pink.Best football moment? Three flagswith Central.Which of your teammates is mostlikely to:Be late for an event – Jay Nash.Date someone famous - Alan Obst.Get a fake tan – James Boyd.To be on a reality TV show – TomDunne.

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macca’s cupcompetition20SANFL McDonalds U18 State TeamNo. Name Height Weight Club1. Jake JOHANSEN 172 62 Port2. Orazio FANTASIA 176 64 Norwood3. Malcolm KARPANY 175 71 Eagles5. Zac BATES 176 72 West6. Todd McKAY 176 77 South7. James BATTERSBY 177 78 Sturt8. Campbell COMBE 178 83 North9. Dwayne WILSON 178 75 Sturt11. Billy STRETCH 180 67 Glenelg13. Riley KNIGHT 180 73 Eagles14. Alex SPINA 181 74 North16. James AISH 183 74 Norwood17. Sean LEMMENS 184 76 Port19. George HEWETT 185 78 North20. Luke DUNSTAN 185 83 Eagles21. Trent DUMONT 185 83 Norwood24. Luke REYNOLDS 188 86 Port26. Mac BOWER 189 77 Norwood27. Matt SCHARENBERG 190 89 Glenelg28. Darcy HOURIGAN 190 92 South29. Jake PITT 192 75 Glenelg31. Cameron GILES 195 93 Eagles32. Mitchell HARVEY 195 97 North34. Sam DURDIN 196 87 West40. Peter STEFFE 205 98 SouthMacca’s TeamPlayer of the WeekLocal Footy - we’re lovin’ itWinner will receive a $25 sports vouchercourtesy of McDonald’sName: Madilyn Telford.School / Club: St MartinsLutheran College.Age: 14.Position: Midfield.Program involved in: MtGambier Secondary School’sGirls nine-a-side.What does good sportsmanship mean to you? Toalways put the team first, work extremely hard anddevelop great skills.SANFL club supported: Glenelg.AFL club supported: Essendon.MACCA’S CUP MVP: HarryVick – ROUND 12West Adelaide midfielderHarry Vick, originallyfrom the Happy Valley FootballClub, was the standout playerin his team’s six-point winagainst Glenelg at City MazdaStadium. A consistentcontributor all season, Vickshone with 30 disposals, 11clearances and nine inside 50sagainst the Tigers.Harry Vick.Which footballer do you admire and why? DustinFletcher. As this player is nearing 40, many of theyounger players should try to emulate hisprofessionalism.Who is going to win the SANFL Premiership thisyear? Norwood.Who is going to win the AFL Premiership thisyear? Hawthorn.What is your favourite football moment? TheDons beating Collingwood in this year’s Anzac Daygame.Future football aspirations? To enjoy these nine-asidecarnivals and all my other codes.FRESH LOOK...SAMEGREATTASTEMade from Milk | www.nippys.com.au

The Name to Remember.Central DistrictBusiness Luncheon with Danny Green. Friday 5th July 2013from 12pm to 2:30pm. Come and have lunch with four timeWorld Boxing Champion, Danny ‘The Green Machine’ Greenas he talks about his life, boxing and of course, AnthonyMundine! Holden Room, Grand Central Tavern, GoodmanRoad, Elizabeth. $85 per head (includes two Course Lunchand 2.5 hour beverage package). For bookings phone the clubon 8255 2555.‘Two of a Kind’ The story of Chris & James Gowans. ‘Two of aKind’ is a 244 page book which recalls stories and the journeyof the Gowans twins through their life and football career. Amust read for all SA football fans. Co-written by Robert Laidlawand Steve Barrett. Books are $30 each and available from theclub office. Phone 8255 2555 or purchase through the clubshop at www.cdfc.com.auGlenelgPresident’s Pre-Game Lunch. Saturday 13th July at 12.30pm,Gliderol Stadium. Join us for a two course meal at the BayFunction Centre when Glenelg takes on North Adelaide. $65per person. Contact Mel Churchett 8294 5478.Rob Chapman and Dean Bailey Tiger Lunch. Friday 19th July at12pm. Join us for a delicious three course meal while listeningto Rob Chapman (Crows Chairman) and Dean Bailey (CrowsAssistant Coach). $85 per person.Contact Mel Churchett 8294 5478.NorthPresident’s Group Pre Match Luncheon. Saturday 20th July.12:15pm for 12:30pm til 2pm. Function Room, MenziesCrescent Prospect. $55 per person all inclusive beer and winepackage and two course meal. Contact Jessamy Weckert -jessamy.weckert@nafc.com.auNAFC Players and Members Quiz Night. Saturday 20th July.6.45pm to 9.30pm (after presentations). Function Room,Menzies Crescent Prospect. BYO supper (strictly food only).Meals available from 6pm. Drinks available for purchase fromthe bar. Booking asap. $10 per person (including children).Contact the club 8344 8733 administration@nafc.com.auNorwoodNFC Gala Auction. Friday, July 12 at the Arkaba Hotel (upstairsat the Ark). 7pm for 7:30pm start. $110 per head. Includesclub newscalendarthree course meal and drinks package. Contact MatthewBaynes at mbaynes@norwoodfc.com.au or call 8362 6278.PortPort Adelaide v Glenelg Official Match Day Luncheon. Saturday27th July. 12pm for 12.15pm start at The Port Club FunctionRooms. $70 per person. Includes a two course meal,beverages and guest speakers. Contact Linda 8447 4044 orlcrabb@pafc.com.auSouth AdelaideChairman’s Function with guest speaker Nigel Smart. Saturday20th July. 12pm for 12:30pm. Sit down in The Peter DarleyFunction Room at Hickinbotham Oval. $65 per head for adelicious two course meal and two hour drink package.Contact Kristie at the club on 8186 8200.SturtSturt Gala Auction. Friday 28th June, at 7pm. Masquerade,black tie in the Ballroom at the Intercontinental, North Terrace,Adelaide. $120 per person or $110 per person if you book atable of 10. Contact Peta Treloar at Sturt Football Club on 82714611 or reception@sturtfc.com.auSturt Directors’ Luncheon – Pre match Sturt v Port Adelaide.Sunday 14th July at Barzaar, 166 Unley Road, Unley.11.45am for a 12pm start. $75 per person. Contact PetaTreloar for bookings 8271 4611.WestRound 14 Official Home Match Lunch Sponsored by AdelaideSolar Safe. Saturday 6th July at West Adelaide Football Club.Before the Bounce Entertainment from 11.45am for 12.15pmstart. $55 Non Member and $50 Members. Contact Gina gina.cimarosti@westadelaidefc.com.au2013 Annual Gala Auction, Christmas in July. Saturday 27thJuly from 7 pm. Held in the West Adelaide Football Club. $65per person. Contact Gina 8352 4022 orgina.cimarosti@westadelaidefc.com.auEaglesChairman’s Business Lunch. Friday 28th June. Eagles FunctionCentre, 12pm to 3pm. Guest speakers Rodney Hogg and TonyShaw. $85 per person. Contact Laura Harriss –events@wwtfc.com.au or 8347 2444.21

central v norwood 2.10pm Saturday, June 29 @ Playford Alive Oval, Elizabeth#dogslegsBROADCAST ON:Live scores at www.sanfl.com.au22Majestic Roof Garden Hotel55 Frome Street, Adelaide• FREE WI-FI• CENTRAL LOCATION• 24 HOUR ROOM SERVICE• SA OWNED AND OPERATEDRoomsfrom$175per night includingbuffet breakfastBOOK ONLINEmajestichotels.com.auValid until 31st July 2013. Subject to availability.Records 1907-2013Pl CD Nw DrawMinor Round 117 56 61 -ALL ENCOUNTERS 128 62 66 -@ Playford Alive Oval 47 29 18 -EncountersRecent Encounters - Norwood won 4 ofthe last 6.@ Playford Alive Oval - Norwood won thelast 2 encounters, Central the previous 10.Recent ResultsRd 3 Sat April 13 2013 @ Playford Alive OvalNorwood 9 6 (60)Central 7 9 (51)Best – Norwood: M. Suckling, M. Panos, B. Warren, B. Jefferies, J. Bode, J. Aish.Best – Central: T. Goodrem, J. Boyd, B. O’Hara, J. Glenn, J. Schiller, T. Collier.Goals – Norwood: M. Panos 3, B. Warren 3, M. Grigg, M. Evans, B. Dawe.Goals – Central: A. Obst 2, I. Callinan, J. Hardy, J. Schiller, R. Williams, T. Meulendyks.2012 Rd 15 July 8 @ Coopers Stadium Norwood 11.11.77 d Central 7.12.54 by 23pts2012 Rd 2 March 31 @ Playford Alive Norwood 9.12.66 d Central 7.4.46 by 20pts2011 2SF Sept 25 @ AAMI Stadium Central 12.5.77 d Norwood 4.9.33 by 44pts2011 Rd 22 Sept 3 @ Playford Alive Central 16.14.110 d Norwood 9.7.61 by 49pts2011 Rd 10 June 4 @ Coopers Stadium 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 Stadium Central 10.11.71 d Norwood 9.11.65 by 6pts2010 2SF Sept 19 @ AAMI Stadium 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 June 6 @ Coopers Stadium 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 6pts

CENTRALnorwood23Coach: Roy LairdMajor Sponsor: HoldenColours: Red, White and BlueCoach: Nathan BassettMajor Sponsor: Fairmont HomesColours: Red and BlueNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B1 Guilhaus Sebastion.......25.. 198....106... 10....... 2.............3 Waldhuter Joshua........20.. 182.....84.... 19....... 5.............5 Callinan Ian.................30.. 171.....74.... 88..... 170...........6 Symes Bradley (C)..........28.. 186.....83.... 88...... 20............8 Hardy Justin..................25.. 196.....97.... 69...... 74............9 Boyd James....................24.. 174.....72.... 99...... 43............10 Jenner Kyle..................27.. 182.....80... 113..... 69............11 Goodrem Trent..............26.. 183.....86... 119..... 73............13 Dutschke Scott.............26.. 180.....87... 111..... 73............15 Milne Sam.....................20.. 178.....79..... 6........ 6.............16 Thomas Paul (c)............31.. 180.....79... 222..... 60............25 Habel Luke....................24.. 176.....72.... 50...... 43............26 Dunne Thomas...............23.. 182.....86.... 37...... 28............27 Templeton Jacob..........23.. 192.....93.... 35....... 8.............29 Collier Tom..................24.. 193.....91.... 25....... 3.............34 Glenn Joshua................19.. 179.....77.... 10....... 3.............35 Williams Ryan...............24.. 187.....89... 121..... 83............38 Schiller Jarrod.............21.. 172.....66.... 59...... 35............41 Reichert Corey..............24.. 189.....81.... 41....... 0.............45 Prior Matthew...............23.. 191.....91.... 12....... 0.............46 Dowdell Ben................24.. 202.....96.... 11....... 2.............47 O’Hara Brayden..............25.. 181.....80.... 89...... 52............54 Haydon David................20.. 176.....61.... 18....... 0.............Rushed..........................................................................................................................LEAGUE UmpiresA. central B. norwood c. port D. eagles e. panthers f. westField:Toby MedlinJames RalstonLeigh HaussenBoundary:Sean BurtonNathan BrowneDamian RobinsonAll figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.Goal:Daniel HoskinJoon-Yip WongNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B1 Hughes Gavin................27.. 182.....80.... 56...... 22............2 Warren Benjamin..........31.. 188.....90... 195.... 401...........5 Evans Craig....................25.. 183.....86... 118..... 58............8 Grigg Mitchell................20.. 180.....85.... 25...... 16............9 Zorzi Brett.....................33.. 183.....88... 158..... 30............11 Pfeiffer Darren.............25.. 180.....80.... 57...... 23............12 Phillips Simon..............26.. 176.....74.... 88..... 125...........13 McGUINNESS Kieran (C)..29.. 189.....87.... 99...... 14............14 Evans Mark....................21.. 181.....79.... 29...... 40............15 Bode Jace......................25.. 186.....89.... 91...... 13............17 Murphy Kane................20.. 174.....77.... 23...... 16............21 Suckling Mat................24.. 184.....86.... 52...... 14............23 Webber Timothy.............24.. 175.....77.... 50...... 11............26 Davis Liam.....................21.. 196....101.... 2........ 2.............28 Jefferies Ben...............22.. 188.....84.... 33....... 9.............30 Dawe Brady....................24.. 198.....92.... 90...... 38............34 Renouf Brent................25.. 198.....93..... 7........ 5.............36 Fuller Matthew.............23.. 180.....84.... 47...... 11............37 Donohue Josh...............25.. 175.....69.... 83..... 104...........38 Kirwan Andrew..............23.. 185.....83.... 21....... 2.............39 Georgiou Alexis............23.. 187.....94.... 69....... 0.............40 Stevenson Lewis..........23.. 190.....83..... 4........ 0.............44 Thomas Matthew............26.. 180.....77.... 34...... 15............Rushed..........................................................................................................................Leaguecentralnorwood1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsRESERVES: 11.25pm, Saturday June 29 @ Playford Alive OvalCENTRALCoach: Jeff BrownNORWOODCoach: Andrew Loechel4 Nason Ben...............36 Stent Matthew.........50 Akec Peter................3 Newton Michael......42 Smart Edward..........59 Bower Chase...........7 Potter Jackson........39 Vater Joshua............52 Hanna Sam..............6 Campbell Bryce......43 Levicki Patrick.........60 Peter Lachlan..........14 Milne Cameron........40 Baldwin Jackson.....53 White Matthew.........10 Persinos Peter........45 Luccon Aaron..........61 O’Leary Jack............21 Meulendyks Tim....42 Cummings Ben........55 McConnell Brae.....18 Baulderstone Sam48 Roocke Kristian.......62 Giannini Anthony.....24 White Patrick...........43 Kovatseff Jai..........56 Shaw Samuel...........29 Baldasso Steven.....54 Wicks Mitchell.........63 Williamson Daniel..28 Schiller Travis........44 Barmby Luke...........59 Brown Joseph..........32 Ialeggio Michael.....56 Rander Luke...........64 Leiman Tobias..........32 Orval Dylan.............48 Martin Jake.............33 Bampton Peter........57 Wallis Matthew........65 Auciello Dylan........33 Hill Dallas...............49 Traynor Jarrod........41 Dematteis Tullio......58 McKay Alex...............Reserves UmpiresField: David Sobieraj Boundary: Andrew Roberts Goal: Steven MurphyMathew OatesPaul WilliamsMatthew CumminsSamuel LoweAlexander KeysReservescentralnorwood1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points

port v eagles 2.10pm Sunday, June 30 @ Alberton Oval, Alberton#porteaglesBROADCAST ON:Live scores at www.sanfl.com.au24WINTER SERVICE SPECIAL& SAFETY INSPECTIONCHANGE ENGINE OIL AND FILTER100 POINT SAFETY CHECK AND REPORTPLUS 4 WHEEL BRAKE, TYRE, SUSPENSION &WHEEL ALIGNMENT CHECK & REPORTSynthetic oil, light truck, diesel and 4X4 vehicles – extraOnly$109svcreception@smithsholden.com.auPh: (08) 8400 7140 www.smithsholden.com.au271 Commercial Rd, Port Adelaide SA 5015Records 1907-2013Pl PA Ea DrawMinor Round 57 30 27 -ALL ENCOUNTERS 66 34 32 -@ Alberton Oval 27 14 13 -EncountersRecent Encounters - Eagles have won 10 oflast 11 encounters.@ Alberton Oval - Eagles have won last 5and 7 of last 9.Recent ResultsRd 5 Sat April 27 2013 @ Maughan Thiem Hyundai OvalEagles 16 8 (104)Port 11 9 (75)Best – Eagles: L. Jarrad, M. Goldsworthy, S. Lewis, C. Hall, J. Allmond, L. Powell.Best – Port: S. Gray, G. Johncock, Z. Kirkwood, J. Meiklejohn, J. Thurgood.Goals – Eagles: A. Ainger 5, N. Joyce 3, J. Redden 3, P. Raymond 2, J. Allmond, A. Rowntree,M. Goldsworthy.Goals – Port: G. Johncock 5, L. Harder 2, M. Rose, J. Johansen, D. Butcher, S. Gray.2012 Rd 21 Aug 18 @ Maughan Thiem Eagles 11.6.72 d Port 11.3.69 by 3pts2012 Rd 13 June 23 @ Alberton Oval Eagles 14.7.91 d Port 8.10.58 by 33pts2012 Rd 1 March 23 @ Thebarton Oval Port 18.13.212 d Eagles 10.6.66 by 56pts2011 Rd 23 Sept 10 @ Alberton Oval Eagles 12.8.80 d Port 8.9.57 by 23pts2011 Rd 6 May 7 @ Maughan Thiem Eagles 15.7.97 d Port 12.6.78 by 19pts2010 Rd 19 Aug 7 @ Alberton Oval Eagles 15.12.102 d Port 12.7.79 by 23pts2010 Rd 11 June 6 @ Alberton Oval Eagles 15.10.100 d Port 13.8.86 by 14pts2010 Rd 2 April 3 @ Maughan Thiem Eagles 17.13.115 d Port 14.8.92 by 23pts2009 Rd 14 July 5 @ Maughan Thiem Eagles 19.9.123 d Port 15.15.105 by 18pts2009 Rd 4 April 19 @ Alberton Oval Eagles 15.13.103 d Port 10.11.71 by 32pts2008 Rd 23 Sept 8 @ Alberton Oval Port 16.13.109 d Eagles 8.12.60 by 49pts

PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB SANFLCportPORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB SANFLCMAGPIESPORTEAGLESCoach: Ken McGregorColours: Black and White Coach: Michael GoddenColours: Gold, Green and BlueMajor Sponsor: York Civil, Maughan Thiem Ford, Air South CharterMajor Sponsor: Little Heroes FoundationNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B No PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B1 Meiklejohn James (C)...28.. 198....100.. 156..... 33............ 3 Jarrad Luke..................29.. 186.....83... 159..... 62............4 Johncock Graham.........30.. 178.....78.... 33...... 43............ 6 Thompson Luke............22.. 196.....89.... 61...... 11............5 Gray Samuel..................21.. 176.....75.... 58...... 45............ 7 Powell Luke (C)............32.. 183.....88... 202..... 45............7 Kulikowski Daniel........21.. 180.....85.... 28...... 13............ 8 Raymond Phillip............26.. 186.....82.... 50....... 9.............8 Rose Matthew................21.. 181.....78.... 42...... 30............ 9 Sumner Byron...............22.. 170.....68.... 30....... 8.............10 Slattery Luke...............31.. 188.....83... 105..... 59............ 10 Hall Christopher.............23.. 181.....75.... 53...... 53............12 Scanlon Matthew..........24.. 184.....92.... 26....... 1.............11 Allmond Jarred.............22.. 182.....75.... 68...... 29............13 Butcher John...............21.. 197.....90.... 19...... 27............12 Ainger Andrew...............25.. 197.....98.... 41...... 83............14 Ebert Brett....................29.. 179.....84.... 62...... 62............13 Borholm Marc..............24.. 191.....82.... 13....... 2.............15 Kirkwood Zane.............22.. 178.....82.... 75...... 37............18 Carey Lachlan................25.. 184.....80.... 34...... 18............16 Beard Kory....................23.. 195.....93.... 58...... 12............19 Salter Nick...................25.. 189.....90.... 70..... 160...........18 Young Aaron..................20.. 188.....74.... 21...... 13............20 Day Aaron.......................24.. 190.....96.... 61...... 11............19 Carr Casey....................24.. 186.....85.... 49...... 12............22 Staple Lee....................23.. 191.....85.... 57...... 70............20 Thurgood Josh.............28.. 188.....84.... 89...... 60............22 Watt James....................23.. 178.....81.... 16....... 5.............25 Kane Chris.....................24.. 183.....84.... 68...... 26............30 Grove Corey...................23.. 195....100... 12...... 11............29 Goldsworthy Matthew.22.. 177.....74.... 83...... 98............33 Summerton Steven.......25.. 178.....77... 127..... 94............33 Lewis Scott....................26.. 185.....90... 102..... 45............36 Ah Chee Brendon...........19.. 188.....82..... 5........ 2............. 34 Stewart Paul................25.. 188.....80.... 35....... 6.............40 Butcher Danny.............20.. 181.....75..... 9........ 1............. 45 Giuffreda Patrick.........26.. 187.....86.... 66....... 1.............52 Madden Nicholas...........26.. 191.....89.... 45....... 4............. 48 Heinjus Samuel.............22.. 193.....90..... 8........ 1.............54 Raikiwasa Aseri.............20.. 191.....93.... 25....... 3............. 52 Poole Angus..................19.. 170.....68..... 6........ 3.............55 Hoskin Justin................21.. 184.....79.... 38....... 6............. 54 Heath Campbell.............22.. 188.....87..... 2........ 1.............60 Newton Benjamin..........20.. 183.....84..... 9........ 1............. 59 Summerton Jake..........20.187.5....73..... 1........ 0.............Rushed................................................................................................................................ Rushed................................................................................................................................All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.25LEAGUE UmpiresA. central B. norwood c. port D. eagles e. south f. westField: Michael AvonGary FilaCurtis DeboyBoundary:Steven WilsonAdam ClearyBenjamin SiebenGoal: Peter ChallenMatthew NortonLeagueporteagles1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsRESERVES: 11.25am, Sunday June 30 @ Alberton OvalMAGPIESCoach: Darren BeerEAGLESCoach: Jarrad Wright2 Slattery Henry.........38 Ross Jonathon...........46 Hawkins Zachary......1 Lane Travis................31 Fitzgerald Tasman..44 Von Bertouch Jake..11 McKENZIE Ryan.........39 McIntyre Jamie........47 Barns Alexander.......2 Appleton Matthew...32 Blesing Scott...........46 Ellis Giles.................17 Thomas Corcoran......24 Haren Benjamin.......25 Heath Edward...........32 Northeast William..41 Sharrad Louis..........42 Graetz Justin............43 Sawford Ben...........44 Davidson Sean.........48 Foster Jack..............49 Adams Tjalari.............50 Young Robert............51 Hales Nicholas..........16 Ellis-Yolmen Cameron17 Muirhead Jack.........21 Batley Nathan..........23 Schwarz Thomas......26 Jacquier Matthew....35 Sinor Joseph.............36 Dunstan Albert.........38 Culley Todd..............40 Sinor Patrick.............41 Martyn Sam.............51 Lloyd Caleb...............55 Pfitzner Dane..........56 Whittlesea Thomas.58 Huppatz Thomas.......34 Williams Jackson.....45 Hyland Jake.............59 Batty James..............30 Mackenzie Timothy..42 Joyce Nicholas..........Reserves UmpiresField: Christopher Cook Boundary: Mark Thomson Goal: Rory SmithChristopher PetersLiam LavertyJames GeorgiadisEleni GlouftsisLachlan HennigReservesporteagles1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points

south v west 2.10pm Sunday, June 30 @ Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga#southwestBROADCAST ON:Live scores at www.sanfl.com.au26Quality and style at an affordable priceRegency• Showerscreens• Wardrobes• Mirrors• SplashbacksRegency is a Registered Trademark of RHC, Inc. used under license.BLD.LIC.NO. 174656. Disegno REG58138297 7228New show room900 South Road, Edwardstown.Records 1907-2013Pl SA WA DrawMinor Round 237 93 142 2ALL ENCOUNTERS 239 93 144 2@ Hickinbotham Oval 20 5 14 1EncountersRecent Encounters - West has won last 10and 12 of last 13.@ Hickinbotham Oval - West has won last5.Recent ResultsRd 3 Fri April 12 2012 @ Hickinbotham OvalWest 22 12 (144)South 5 8 (38)Best – West: J. Tippett, B. Macreadie, J. Beech, B. Mangan, R. Laird, T. Slattery.Best – South: T. Stribling, T. Redigolo, X. Gotch.Goals – West: J. Beech 4, T. Slattery 3, T. Keough 3, R. Gray 3, D. Webb 3, R. Laird, A. Fielke,C. Schmidt, R. Anderson, P. Nelson, B. Macreadie.Goals – South: J. Thewlis 3, S. Snook, P. Rolfe.2012 Rd 22 Aug 24 @ City Mazda Stadium West 8.13.61 d South 9.6.60 by 1pt2012 Rd 9 May 19 @ City Mazda Stadium West 15.9.99 d South 7.9.51 by 48pts2012 Rd 1 March 24 @ Hickinbotham Oval West 12.9.81 d South 5.13.43 by 37pts2011 Rd 20 Aug 20 @ Hickinbotham Oval West 16.17.113 d South 11.5.71 by 38pts2011 Rd 6 May 7 @ City Mazda Stadium West 20.13.133 d South 8.9.57 by 76pts2010 Rd 22 Aug 29 @ Hickinbotham Oval West 12.10.82 d South 5.13.43 by 39pts2010 Rd 16 July 10 @ City Mazda Stadium West 15.9.99 d South 10.5.65 by 34pts2010 Rd 7 May 8 @ Hickinbotham Oval West 12.15.87 d South 9.6.60 by 27pts2009 Rd 18 Aug 1 @ City Mazda Stadium West 22.7.139 d South 7.9.51 by 88pts2009 Rd 1 March 28 @ Hickinbotham Oval South 10.8.68 d West 7.16.58 by 10pts

Coach: Ron FullerColours: Navy and WhiteMajor Sponsor: Angas Securities, Schweppes, Flinders UniversityNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B1 Thewlis Josh (C)............28.. 187.....89... 112..... 54............2 Ah Chee Roland.............22.. 184.....85..... 9........ 3.............3 Fields Tom....................20.. 192.....93..... 7........ 1.............5 Seccull Brede...............19.. 188.....89..... 1........ 0.............6 Crabb Bradley................26.. 192.....95.... 99....... 1.............8 Wundke Michael............25.. 191.....98.... 65..... 189...........9 Liddle Nicholas..............25.. 178.....70.... 73...... 35............10 Daniel Nathan...............23.. 185.....86.... 81...... 43............12 Hartigan Kyle...............21.. 195.....94.... 10....... 1.............14 Redigolo Tarak..............22.. 178.....83.... 78...... 13............15 Gotch Xavier..................23.. 175.....75.... 58...... 10............19 Cross Joel.....................26.. 182.....82.... 53...... 24............23 Mcdonald John.............23.. 185.....83.... 31...... 23............26 Bass Daniel....................26.. 198....100... 37...... 10............28 Giddings Joshua............21.. 192.....88..... 6........ 0.............29 Snook Shannon..............23.. 176.....80.... 30...... 31............30 Schwarz Nic.................22.. 182.....82..... 5........ 1.............36 Murphy Nicholas...........24.. 188.....87.... 77...... 12............42 Shaw Mason...................19.. 197.....90..... 1........ 0.............51 Haines Joseph...............20.. 182.....74..... 2........ 0.............63 Daniel Caleb..................16.. 168.....68..... 2........ 1.............Rushed................................................................................................................................Field:Boundary:All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.Goal:Coach: Andrew CollinsColours: Red and BlackMajor Sponsor: Adelaide Galvanising IndustriesNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B2 Ezard James..................27.. 179.....80... 138..... 63............3 Birss Shane...................30.. 184.....78.... 65...... 19............4 Silverlock Taite...........22.. 178.....79.... 33...... 34............5 Schmidt Christopher......24.. 189.....87.... 58...... 10............6 Anderson Ryan.............25.. 174.....78.... 57...... 20............8 Tuck Travis.....................25.. 190.....94..... 8........ 3.............9 Fielke Aaron..................24.. 183.....81.... 85...... 55............10 Macreadie Ben.............25.. 180.....85.... 53...... 33............12 Tippett Joel...................24.. 197.....95.... 31....... 0.............13 Caire Daniel...................25.. 177.....79... 137..... 20............14 Beech Jonathon..............22.. 187.....85.... 78...... 77............15 Hill Logan.....................25.. 178.....79.... 43....... 9.............17 Still Michael.................22.. 195.....95..... 8....... 14............21 Rankine Matthew...........21.. 178.....68.... 13....... 4.............23 Slattery Tyson..............22.. 191.....88.... 38...... 15............26 Webb Daniel...................23.. 196.....94.... 72...... 61............27 FERGUSON Ryan (c)........31.. 196.....94.... 98...... 31............28 Bricknell Scott............25.. 188.....89.... 87...... 14............30 Homburg Nicholas........21.. 182.....78.... 18....... 7.............33 Nelson Peter.................25.. 202....100... 16....... 8.............41 Crouch Brad.................19.. 184.....83.... 22....... 2.............45 Mangan Bradley.............22.. 192.....92.... 11....... 0.............63 Moran Brad...................26.. 200....103... 22...... 10............Rushed................................................................................................................................LEAGUE UmpiresA. central B. norwood c. port D. eagles e. south f. westTheron PhilpCorey BowenAndrew CrosbysouthMatthew ZacherTerence CarterStephen JelfsMatthew OxfordSteven RyppLeaguesouthwestWEST1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points27RESERVES: 11.25am, Sunday June 30 @ Hickinbotham OvalsouthCoach: Troy JaqueswestCoach: Ben Watkins21 Beilby Thomas..........41 THAT Mitchell.............54 Damin Bryce..............1 Dean Simon..............38 Eagle Bradley...........53 Simister Ryan..........25 Eddy Brett.................45 Anderson Jake........55 Richter Lachlan.......22 Head Dustin..............39 Schott Tom..............56 Dijksman Ryan.........33 Taylor Scott.............46 McMAHON Jackson....56 Button Todd............25 Hopton Phil.............42 Gallard Drew..........57 Middleton Mason....34 Brown Tyson............47 Makepeace Lewis.....57 Ross Michael............29 Bonney Chris............46 Minuzzo Michael......59 Sporn Rhys..............38 Jolly Tom.................49 Kerin Patrick............58 Kelly Ryan................31 Thompson Kurt........48 Scott Alex................63 Favretto Nicholas....39 Cailotto Alex...........50 Groutsch Thomas...60 Parr Mitchell............34 Schiller Joshua.......49 Theodoulou Loucas64 Carter Tom..............40 HARTSHORNE Lachlan52 Kirby Brent...............35 Kirk Bradley..............51 Johnson Oliver.........Reserves UmpiresField: Thomas Burke Boundary: Blake Emmins Goal: Steven PaunovicMichael SboroSamuel RoyansMatthew WilliamsScott BauBrayden TheilReservessouthwest1st 2nd 3rd 4th Points

ROUND RESULTS BEST PLAYERS AND GOALKICKERS – ROUND 1228‘be active’ LEAGUESaturday, June 22Norwood 17 10 (112)South 7 7 (49)Best – Norwood: M. Grigg, T. Webber, M. Suckling, G. Hughes,D. Pfeiffer, S. Phillips.Best – South: K. Hartigan, T. Stribling, T. Redigolo, C. Daniel.Goals – Norwood: M. Evans 5, S. Phillips 2, M. Panos 2, M. Grigg 2,K. Murphy, B. Jefferies, M. Suckling, G. Hughes, C. Evans, T. Webber.Goals – South: M. Wundke 2, T. Pfeiffer, C. Daniel, K. Hartigan, T. Fields,T. Stribling.Crowd: 2134 @ Coopers Stadium.Port 8 5 (53)Central 8 3 (51)Best – Port: J. Meiklejohn, S. Gray, J. Thurgood, B. Newton, K. Beard,Z. Kirkwood.Best – Central: P. Thomas, B. Symes, J. Boyd, K. Jenner, T. Goodrem,J. Glenn.Goals – Port: J. Thurgood 3, A. Young, C. Grove, S. Gray, K. Beard,N. Madden.Goals – Central: T. Goodrem 2, P. Thomas 2, K. Jenner, J. Schiller,J. Templeton, B. O’Hara.Crowd: 1778 @ Playford Alive Oval.North 18 11 (119)Sturt 6 7 (43)Best – North: N. Amato, C. Thiele, J. Keller, J. Craig, D. Stewart, N. Blee.Best – Sturt: T. Harms, J. Hinge, J. Greenslade, G. Page, R. Tambling,C. Calabrese.Goals – North: D. Stewart 5, J. Shannon 2, C. Thiele 2, N. Amato,M. Thring, G. Thring, M. Clinch, C. O’Sullivan, N. Blee, L. Ryswyk,T. Delvins, S. Hill.Goals – Sturt: T. Mcintyre 2, J. Greenslade, C. Calabrese, M. Duldig,L. Panozzo.Crowd: 2114 @ Prospect Oval.Sunday, June 23West 19 16 (130)Glenelg 8 8 (56)Best – West: R. FERGUSON, T. Tuck, C. Schmidt, R. Anderson, B. Mangan,J. Tippett.Best – Glenelg: J. Davenport, A. Bradley, L. Button, D. Mcneil, M. Proud,J. Lyons.Goals – West: D. Webb 4, S. Birss 3, B. Moran 2, T. Silverlock 2,R. FERGUSON, L. Hill, B. Crouch, B. Macreadie, C. Schmidt, R. Anderson,A. Fielke, S. Green.Goals – Glenelg: H. Gill, C. Nicholson, L. Earl, R. Kirkby, H. Jolly,J. Davenport, D. Mcneil, J. Lyons.Crowd: 2398 @ Gliderol Stadium.RESERVESSouth 13.5(83)Norwood 10.12(72)Best – South: D. Bass,J. Mcdonald, S. Taylor.Best – Norwood: M. Wicks,B. Campbell, S. Baulderstone.Goals – South: J. McMAHON 3,D. Bass 3, T. Beilby 2.Goals – Norwood: S. Baulderstone 2,L. Peter 2, P. Levicki.@ Coopers Stadium.Port 12.6(78)Central 8.12(60)Best – Port: C. Carr, L. Sharrad,E. Heath.Best – Central: J. Baldwin,L. Habel, D. Orval.Goals – Port: B. Sawford 3,A. Cockshell 2, L. Sharrad.Goals – Central: L. Habel 2,M. Stent 2, D. Hill.@ Playford Alive Oval.Sturt 11.6(72)North 10.6(66)Best – Sturt: Atkins, E. Rupcic,T. Johnson.Best – North: J. Liston,S. De Leonardis, Z. Makins.Goals – Sturt: S. Smith 3,Z. Vitkunas 2, Atkins 2.Goals – North: J. Boras 3,B. Allen 2, J. Liston.@ Prospect Oval.Glenelg 9.19(73)West 9.6(60)Best – Glenelg: W. Mcginty, C. Pitt,R. McFARLANE.Best – West: J. Schiller,N. Favretto, N. Homburg.Goals – Glenelg: J. Lawton 2,B. McCurry 2, S. Underwood.Goals – West: J. Schiller 2,N. Homburg, M. Minuzzo.@ Gliderol Stadium.Macca’s CupPort 9.7(61)Central 6.7(43)Best – Port: B. Coulson,T. Clarke, H. Kerinaiua.Best – Central: B. Bain,R. Hocking, C. Mclean.Goals – Port: M. Lienert 3,H. Kerinaiua 2, J. Cooper.Goals – Central: Z. Wellington 2,T. Williams, A. Jolly.@ Alberton Oval.West 7.7(49)Glenelg 6.7(43)Best – West: H. Vick, J. De Zylva,J. Albanese.Best – Glenelg: T. Baker,T. Hutchesson, C. McPHERSON.Goals – West: J. Watchman 2,H. Davenport 2, M. Millen.Goals – Glenelg: J. Whaley,J. Miller, H. Gordon.@ City Mazda Stadium.North 8.8(56)Sturt 4.9(33)Best – North: A. Rowe, J. Hayes,J. Turnbull.Best – Sturt: L. Elms, J. Duhne,H. Watson.Goals – North: T. Lindsay 3,L. Jacka 2, K. Bowley 2.Goals – Sturt: H. Watson, H. Carey,L. Klemm.@ Envestra Park.Norwood 15.12(102)South 4.3(27)Best – Norwood: M. Hallandal,B. Helyar, M. Bower.Best – South: A. Nicholson,L. Hartshorne, G. Lual.Goals – Norwood: M. Bower 4,J. Schinella 2, T. Clayton 2.Goals – South: G. Lual 2, Z. Friend,K. Hrynkiw.@ Coopers Stadium.

2013 SEASON SCOREBOARD29‘be active’ LEAGUE (Positions at the end of Round 12)TEAM P W L D F A % PtsRound 12 Weekly Tribal WarriorNorwood 11 8 3 0 966 672 58.97 16West Adelaide 11 8 3 0 1026 751 57.74 16North Adelaide 11 8 3 0 1114 847 56.81 16Eagles 10 6 4 0 963 812 54.25 12Central District 10 5 5 0 888 813 52.20 10Port Adelaide 10 5 5 0 792 869 47.68 10Sturt 11 3 8 0 963 1165 45.25 6Glenelg 11 3 8 0 876 1219 41.81 6South Adelaide 11 2 9 0 732 1172 38.45 4Get out and about at the footy and get yourphoto snapped by our official SANFLphotographer.Then log onto sanfl.com.au and view the IGAPhoto Gallery to see if your face has been circledas this week’s Tribal Warrior.As the weekly winner you will receive a $50 IGAGift Voucher, courtesy of IGA.All weekly Tribal Warriors will also be in therunning to win an iPad 2 at the end of the season.If you would like to purchase any of the greatpictures featured in the IGA Photo Gallery, pleasecontact Deb Curtis on 0437 068 043 or visit herwebsite www.debcurtisphotography.com.au forfurther information.STANLEY H. LEWIS (Positions at the end of Round 12)TEAM League Reserves U/18s TOTALNorth Adelaide 800 300 500 1600Eagles 600 300 400 1300West Adelaide 800 250 250 1300Norwood 800 250 250 1300Port Adelaide 500 200 300 1000Glenelg 300 350 300 950Sturt 300 350 300 950Central District 500 150 650Panthers 200 250 100 550RESERVES (Positions at the end of Round 12)TEAM P W L D F A % PtsSturt 11 7 4 0 1053 925 53.24 14Glenelg 11 7 4 0 995 1013 49.55 14Eagles 10 6 4 0 888 673 56.89 12North Adelaide 11 6 5 0 959 925 50.90 12Norwood 11 5 6 0 839 810 50.88 10West Adelaide 11 5 6 0 861 861 50.00 10South Adelaide 11 5 6 0 833 902 48.01 10Port Adelaide 10 4 6 0 785 876 47.26 8Central District 10 3 7 0 732 960 43.26 6Macca’s CuP (Positions at the end of Round 12)TEAM P W L D F A % PtsNorth Adelaide 11 10 1 0 1049 668 61.09 20Eagles 10 8 2 0 873 566 60.67 16Glenelg 11 6 5 0 930 757 55.13 12Sturt 11 6 5 0 1008 958 51.27 12Port Adelaide 10 6 4 0 753 739 50.47 12Norwood 11 5 6 0 812 689 54.10 10West Adelaide 11 5 6 0 953 962 49.77 10South Adelaide 11 2 9 0 618 1015 37.84 4Central District 10 0 10 0 467 1109 29.63 0

2013 SANFL MATCH FIXTUREROUND 1Thursday, 28 MarchWest 16.9 (105) def Central 13.12 (90)Norwood 16.11 (107) def Port 4.10 (34)Friday, 29 MarchGlenelg 17.17 (119) def South 14.6 (90)Saturday, 30 MarchEagles 18.14 (122) def Sturt 15.6 (96)ROUND 2Friday, 5 AprilSturt 18.8 (116) def Port 16.14 (110)West 18.14 (122) def Eagles 7.8 (50)Saturday, 6 AprilNorth 19.10 (124) def Central 12.11 (83)Norwood 18.20 (128) def Glenelg 9.9 (63)ROUND 3Friday 12 AprilWest 22.12 (144) def South 5.8 (38)Saturday 13 AprilNorth 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 6Friday, 3 MayWest 18.7 (115) def Glenelg 10.5 (65)Saturday 4 MayNorth 14.5 (89) def Norwood 9.14 (68)Sunday, 5 MayCentral 18.7 (115) def Port 11.6 (72)Eagles 23.19 (157) def South 6.7 (43)State Game 11 maySaturday 11 MayROUND 7SA 21.14 (140) def NEAFL 9.4 (58)Friday 17 MayWest ROUND v Port 7 (N)CMSaturday Friday, 1718 May MayNorth West 11.11 v Eagles (77) def Port 9.8 (62) PCentral Saturday, v Sturt 18 MayPASouth North 18.14 v Norwood (122) def (7.40pm) Eagles 13.6 (84) HGlenelg Central 20.12 bye (132) def Sturt 15.15 (105)Norwood 14.7 (91) def South 10.6 (66)ROUND 8Saturday ROUND 825 MaySturtSaturdayv West25 MayEPEaglesWest 12.10v Glenelg(82) def Sturt 11.9 (75)MTHSouthCentralv13.17Central(95) def South 10.10 (70)HSundayEagles 25.726(157)Maydef Glenelg 9.15 (69)Port Sunday v North 26 MayANorwood Port 13.8 (86) bye def North 9.15 (69)ROUND 11Saturday 15 JunePort 10.9 (69) def Norwood 9.10 (64)Eagles 11.6 (72) def South 4.9 (33)Sunday 16 JuneSturt 15.17 (107) def Glenelg 13.6 (84)Central 14.18 (102) def North 12.8 (80)ROUND 12Saturday 22 JuneNorwood 17.10 (112) def South 7.7 (49)North 18.11 (119) def Sturt 6.7 (43)Port 8.5 (53) def Central 8.3 (51)Sunday 23 JuneWest 19.16 (130) def Glenelg 8.8 (56)ROUND 13Saturday 29 JuneCentral v NorwoodSunday 30 JunePort v EaglesSouth v WestGlenelg, North, Sturt byePAAHROUND 16Saturday 20 JulySturt v NorwoodNorth v PortEagles v CentralSouth v GlenelgWest byeROUND 17Saturday 27 JulyPort v GlenelgNorwood v WestEagles v SturtSunday 28 JulyNorth v SouthCentral byeROUND 18Friday 2 AugustNorwood v Port (N)Saturday 3 AugustGlenelg v EaglesCentral v NorthWest v SturtSouth byeEPPMTHHACSMTHPCSGSPACMROUND 21Saturday 24 AugustWest v SouthNorwood v CentralSunday 25 AugustNorth v GlenelgPort v SturtEagles byeROUND 22Saturday 31 AugustCentral v GlenelgPort v WestSturt v SouthEagles v NorwoodNorth byeROUND 23Saturday 7 SeptemberGlenelg v PortNorwood v NorthSturt v CentralWest v EaglesSouth bye30CMCSPAPAAEPMTHGSCSEPCMROUND 4Friday 19 AprilWest 8.10 (58) def North 7.15 (57)Eagles 14.6 (90) def Norwood 7.12 (54)Saturday 20 AprilSouth 18.11 (119) def Sturt 13.10 (88)Glenelg 12.12 (84) def Central 10.14 (74)ROUND 5Thursday 25 AprilNorwood 9.13 (67) def West 6.5 (41)Friday 26 AprilNorth 18.9 (117) def South 12.7 (79)Saturday 27 AprilEagles 16.8 (104) def Port 11.9 (75)Glenelg 17.11 (113) def Sturt 12.13 (85)MATCH TIMES:LEGEND:ROUND 9Friday, 31 31 May MayGlenelg South 11.17 v South (83) def (N) Glenelg 8.4 (52) GSNorwood 14.15 v Sturt (99) (N) def Sturt 8.5 (53) CSSaturday, 1 June JuneCentral 14.11 v Eagles (95) def Eagles 8.12 (60) PASunday, 2 June JuneNorth 14.10 v West (94) def West 13.7 (85) PPort byeROUND 10Saturday, 8 JuneWest Norwood v Norwood 15.7 (97) def West 10.7 CM(67)Sunday, 9 JunePort 19.11 v South (125) def South 9.8 (62) AEagles Sturt 16.7 v (103) Sturt def Eagles 10.7 MTH (67)Monday, 10 JuneGlenelg North 18.17 v North (125) def Glenelg 9.10 GS(67)Central bye(N) - Night match Thursday Friday night matches: Gliderol Stadium - 7:20pm Coopers Stadium, City Mazda Stadium, Hickinbotham Oval & Thebarton Oval - 7:40pmSaturday Night matches: City Mazda Stadium, Playford Alive Oval, Gliderol Stadium - 6:30pm Hickinbotham Oval - 7:10pmSaturday, Sunday & Monday afternoon matches: 2:10pm *Good Friday match: Friday 6 April - 5:00pm **Anzac Day match: Wednesday 25 April - 3:10pmA - Alberton Oval CS - Coopers Stadium, Norwood CM - City Mazda Stadium, Richmond EP - Envestra Park GS - Gliderol Stadium, GlenelgH - Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga MTH - Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval PA - Playford Alive Oval, Elizabeth P - Prospect Oval T - Thebarton Oval TP - The Paradebrain benders1. Who was the SANFL’s leading goalkicker in 2008?2. Who coached Norwood during 1991-95?ROUND 14Friday 5 JulyNorwood v Glenelg (N)Saturday 6 JulyWest v CentralSouth v SturtSunday 7 JulyEagles v NorthPort byeROUND 15Saturday 13 JulyCentral v SouthGlenelg v NorthWest v EaglesSunday 14 JulySturt v PortNorwood bye3. Can you name the former Adelaide Crows coach who won the 1972Magarey Medal while playing for Woodville?4. Who was awarded the Jack Oatey Medal in 2008 Grand Final?5. How many premierships did legendary coach Fos Williams win whilein charge of the Magpies?6. Where was South’s home before moving to Noarlunga in 1995?7. Which club won five consecutive premierships from 1966 to 1970?8. What year did Central District enter the SANFL?9. Which Magpies star won the 2005 Magarey Medal?10. Who coached South from 1994 to 1996?CSCMHMTHPAGSCMEPROUND 19Saturday 10 AugustEagles v SouthSturt v NorthSunday 11 AugustPort v CentralGlenelg, Norwood,West byeROUND 20Saturday 17 AugustNorth v EaglesCentral v WestSunday 18 AugustSouth v PortGlenelg v NorwoodSturt byeMTHEPFind the footy!APPAHGSFINALSWeekend 14-15 September (TBC)Elimination FinalASQualifying FinalASWeekend 21-22 September (TBC)2nd Semi FinalAS1st Semi FinalASSunday, September 29ASPreliminary FinalSunday, October 6ASGrand FinalKey: bold – home team.0Answers: 1. Brant Chambers. (Sturt) 2. Neil Craig. 3. Malcolm Blight. 4. Jason MacKenzie (Central). 5. Nine. 6. Adelaide Oval. 7. Sturt. 8. 1964 (Reserves 1959). 9. Jeremy Clayton.10. Ken Sheldon.

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