Ranked: The Adelaide Footy League’s top 10 players
The local leagues are loaded with talent. But who are the best players in the Adelaide Footy League? We’ve tackled that question and named the top 10 from division one in 2019.
The local leagues are loaded with talent. But who are the best players in the Adelaide Footy League? We’ve tackled that question and named the top 10 from division one in 2019.
A banned footy club has ramped up its move to return to the Adelaide Footy League next season as two other teams rule out a move to the competition.
There is cause for celebration for five clubs that have won promotion – but the job is not done yet. Plus women’s winners and more in the One-Percenters Adelaide Footy League column.
Reynella is searching for a new coach as mentor Josh Vick finished after last Sunday’s elimination final loss because of a new job.
MORE time practising on the greens rather than tending to them has earnt four SA lawn bowlers a $20,000 national championship.
BUILDING from the junior ranks up has put Flagstaff Hill Football Club in a strong position to win multiple premierships and its first top-tier flag.
KYLIE Jarrett is gearing up for another finals series with Phoenix Netball Club but she is glad just to be back on the court after a blood clot had threatened to end her season.
VETERAN golfer Geoff Downey ticked one ambition of his bucket list when he shot a score lower than his age at the Vines Golf Club.
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
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