Which division one side is “on a mission”, which coach isn’t making any changes despite a loss and who will be back into the top flight next season? Find out in Adelaide Footy League reports from every finals match.
Southern Football League fans will be treated to a blockbuster when the competition’s power clubs meet in the second semi-final this weekend.
A former Dog has stormed home to win the Adelaide Footy League’s third tier best and fairest by a single vote as medal winners from divisions three to seven were named.
It was described as “the match won in the bar” between two Adelaide footy clubs that made national news in 1981. But what really happened on that cold August day 38 years ago? Plus more in the One-Percenters column.
A 45-year-old Adelaide State League soccer player is about to play his 500th game: he’s threatened to retire plenty of times over the past 28 seasons but this, he says, is finally it.
JAMES McEntee is proof prolific goalkickers remain in vogue in the Southern Football League after kicking 57 majors in just eight matches this season.
MAX Kleinig was last month named SA’s best male lawn bowler – this week he will vie for selection in his first Australian men’s team.
JESSE Moore feared the worst when disaster struck at the national gymnastics championships but bounced back to win gold.
SOUTH Adelaide’s Ashleigh Spencer had no idea what to expect when she received a basketball scholarship to attend Hannibal-LaGrange University in rural Missouri.
WHEN losing by 10 goals or more becomes the norm, not an exception is it time to swap competition? Some in an Adelaide footy league say it is, but others don’t agree. TAKE OUR POLL
NATHAN Roberts can stroll through Adelaide without most passers-by batting an eyelid, but that’s not the case across Europe, where the SA volleyball star is a household name.
FORMER Australian junior volleyballer Asha Thurlow is making her towering presence felt in Premier League netball.
SAM Mills isn’t sure why she and synchronised diving partner Esther Qin have clicked so quickly, but it’s a combination that has helped them qualify for the World Championships.
NADIA Mapunda’s start in netball had a different twist to most. Now she is backing the One Netball initiative to make the sport accessible for all.
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