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Patrick Keam plays a key role in KommunityTV’s sport live streams for the News Corp Australia network. With a background in sports reporting and news editing, Patrick is a passionate supporter of local sport.

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18/01/20 - Beau Wootton (left) who is legally blind, recently won the men's tandem national title last weekend in Ballarat. Pictured with Mike Hoile (his pilot rider). Beau has dedicated the win to late Paralympic champion Keiran Modra, who was his mentor and got him into the sport. Picture: Naomi Jellicoe

Blind cyclist wins national title for mate Modra

“I just feel like he’s there on my shoulder, telling me to work harder”. Kieran Modra’s death rocked Beau Wootton two months ago, but now he’s reaching new heights inspired by his mentor.

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Tim Evans ofTea Tree Gully keeps his foot in the crease as Adelaide keeper Alex Eckland takes off the bails during theTwenty20 grade cricket match Adelaide v Tea Tree Gully at Glandore Oval,Saturday January 5,2019.(Image AAP/Mark Brake)

Batting ‘meltdown’ in clash of grade cricket heavyweights

One of Adelaide grade cricket’s strongest batting line-ups was put to the sword by the ladder leaders on Saturday. Check out reports from every match in a round which could define the finals race.

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The biggest names set to play local footy in SA in 2020

Big names are on the move in SA local footy this off-season and we’ve named the top 20 amateur and country league signings from across the state. See who made the list.

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Triple Magarey Medallist James Allan is Rostrevor College's newfootball director and first XVIII coach. With players (from left) MatthewDnistriansky, Ned Carey and Xavier Tranfa. Picture: Rostrevor College

Magarey Medallist to coach leading football school

A former North Adelaide and Norwood star is set to take control of the football program and coach the first XVIII side at one of Adelaide’s top colleges.

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5.9.2019.Emma de Broughe,18, is a new member of the women's State cricket team the Scorpions in the WNCL. She is not only a talented cricketer, but also hockey player. PIC TAIT SCHMAAL.

The top 20 young SA athletes to watch in 2020

The Messenger has chosen its top 20 emerging SA sports stars to watch this year. 2020’s crop is as widespread among different sports as it is stocked with talent. See who made the list.

SANFL

SANFL Team of the Decade

It has been an intriguing and changing SANFL over the past decade. The quality of the league has remained intact, and The Advertiser has selected the players who have had the most impact during that time.

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Keegan Brooksby (South Adelaide), Cameron Buchanan (Glenelg), Sam Davison (Port Adelaide), Michael Virgin (North Adelaide), Chris Olsson (Norwood), Lochie Peter (West Adelaide) and Tom Read (Sturt) pose for a photograph at the Norwood Oval, Norwood, Adelaide on Friday the 2nd of February 2018. The SANFL Fast Footy pre-season competition is Friday the 9th and Saturday the 10th of February at Norwood Oval. (AAP/ Keryn Stevens)

Pre-season SANFL competition stopped in its tracks

It was labelled “Fast Footy” and the SANFL’s AFLX-style pre-season competition came quickly, went and appears unlikely to return after just one running.

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Former Sydney Swans footballer James Rose has returned to South Australia and will play for South Adelaide next season. Picture: Brad Fleet

Rose has bloomed with a point to prove at Panthers

James Rose’s brutal assessment of his own AFL career may surprise you. The former Sydney Swan says he wants to shake perceptions about him as he joins South Adelaide.

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