SA’s Greatest School Footy Teams: Blackfriars, Findon High
Today, we name Blackfriars Priory School and Findon High’s all-time best 22s, which feature a host of AFL and SANFL stars. Plus see the full list of teams ranked from 20-1.
Glenelg
Redlegs ready for finals challenge
Norwood are peaking at the right time, a three-game winning streak has the Redlegs dreaming of 2021 premiership glory. FIVE THINGS WE LEARNT FROM ROUND 19 HERE
SANFL replays: Glenelg v Port Adelaide
Replays: Glenelg clash with Port Adelaide in the SANFL. And, catch a full replay of matches in the U18s and reserves.
Tigers star Motlop takes stand against racism
Glenelg premiership star Marlon Motlop made a powerful stance against racism before the Bays’ big win over Central on Saturday. FIVE THINGS WE LEARNT FROM ROUND 17
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Bradley leads Tigers from front with actions
After two seasons of injury worries, former Glenelg co-captain Andrew Bradley knew he had to make a decision in his bid to regain his true form.
Stone divided on midseason draft
Glenelg coach Mark Stone has admitted the upcoming AFL midseason draft will have a big effect on the SANFL season.
Special milestone for Tigers captain Curran
Glenelg skipper Chris Curran’s decision to persevere with his career is paying huge dividends and on Sunday he will finally reach a special milestone. See the teams for the split round game.
Football stars align with team of the year honour
Grand finalists South Adelaide has dominated the SANFLW Team of the Year with five players selected. Minor premier Norwood and fellow grand finalists North Adelaide have four players each who earned selection.
Monday Recovery: Injury won’t halt Nunn’s draft crack
Norwood gun Matthew Nunn is one of six SANFL players booked in for a medical for AFL mid-season draft. Plus ex-Dogs ruckman fires for Cats, Redlegs’ costly loss, and Tigers’ height hurts opponents. This and more in our weekly SANFL wrap.
![[Correction, correction] Glenelg Coach, Mark Stone talking to his team in the match against Centrals in Elizabeth, Saturday, May 18, 2019. Picture: MATT LOXTON](https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/074fa11496c445acea8e1cc574514345?width=650)
No stone unturned as Tigers prepare for draft losses
Glenelg is bracing to lose two key players in the AFL’s mid-season draft. But while branding the draft unfair, Tigers coach Mark Stone has been busy hunting for replacements.
Tigers crush Bulldogs to lead the pack
Glenelg had an explosive finish to last season, and they have taken that form into 2019 to be a serious challenger for the SANFL crown.
Bloods lose veteran for six weeks
West Adelaide veteran Chris Schmidt returned to the Bloods this season, but he had another setback and will be a spectator for six weeks. See the ins and outs for SANFL Round 7 here.
Alarming drop in Magpies’ home crowds
The days of big crowds for Port Adelaide Magpies’ games at Alberton Oval are seemingly long gone as numbers continue to drop.
Crows, Magpies’ SANFL free-kick count concern
Adelaide and Port Adelaide have sought clarification from the SANFL umpiring department after both being on the end of horror free kick counts again this season.
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