Sam Lonergan admired Woodville-West Torrens when he spent two seasons playing and as a midfield coach at Glenelg in 2014-15. Now he is looking forward to the chance to make his imprint at the Eagles as senior coach.
Kensington captain Jake Brown is hoping for a hat-trick of new additions this year. With his first child on the way and a third Bradman Medal now in his possession, Brown is eyeing a drought-breaking two-day premiership this weekend.
A Redbacks batsman who some coaches believe will poll the most votes in Wednesday’s Bradman Medal count is ineligible to win the award due to a reprimand for swearing.
Left-field selections are SuperCoach Hipster Matt Turner’s trademark but how many has he gone with this year after a disappointing 2018 season? See his 2019 team.
Amanda-Jade Wellington continues to impress in Port Adelaide’s men’s ranks, becoming just the third woman to line up in one of SACA’s top two male grades. Port’s coach says more grade clubs should give star females an opportunity in the men’s competition.
South Australia’s oldest surviving cricket club is celebrating 170 years since its formation. Do you know which club it is?
Competition newcomer Mount Gambier is taken down by a pre-season favourite but pummels another Adelaide club as the Premier League basketball season tips off.
Teams have beefed up their rosters in anticipation of one of the most competitive Premier League basketball seasons in years, following Mount Gambier Pioneers joining the competition. Here is a preview of the nine Adelaide-based clubs ahead of tip-off.
National selector Greg Chappell says Travis Head is the Australian team’s prime example that the absence of Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft has provided emerging players with opportunities to flourish.
Amanda-Jade Wellington says playing men’s grade cricket is helping her improve and she is enjoying the banter coming her way out in the middle.
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