The Eagles, Panthers and Roosters are setting the pace in the SANFL but are the boys from Norwood not far away from joining them? A stunning performance from the Redlegs ruckman headlines five things which caught our eye in Round 5
Woodville-West Torrens young gun James Rowe loves a good goal celebration, and so far during the 2020 SANFL season he has had every reason to smile. ROUND 5 TEAMS HERE
“I lost my drive and passion for sport after dad passed away but he kept at it, worked hard”. The sister of Tigers star Luke Partington is making her mark on the game – spurred on by her brother.
Roosters, Eagles hit the ground running in 2020, a touching tribute to the Virgin family, and a mature-age Blood shines on debut are among the five things we learnt in Round 3.
NORWOOD will chase an 11th successive win when it meets Woodville-West Torrens at The Parade, and there is plenty of the line for both clubs. WATCH THE CHAT VIDEO
SIX goals against former club Port Adelaide has earned a Glenelg forward the honour of being named The Advertiser/SANFL Player of the Week.
SOUTH Adelaide goes a long way to sealing finals spot with North Adelaide victory, midfielder walks out on Glenelg and the final possession rule still confusing some fans. See the highlights as we wrap up Round 15 in this week’s Monday Recovery.
Glenelg sinks Port Adelaide at Alberton with Luke Reynolds booting six goals in a 35-point win.
NORTH Adelaide coach Josh Carr made a massive statement when he revealed his side to front South Adelaide in Noarlunga on Saturday with a veteran star among those dropped.
NORWOOD will try to keep a lid on expectation, Warwick McGinty ends his time at Glenelg, West Adelaide stays alive in the finals hunt and Adelaide gets a win. It has been another big week in the SANFL.
Glenelg claimed a nailbiting, three-point victory over South Adelaide at home on Saturday.
WILL South Adelaide miss out on finals again? The Eagles get some key personnel back at right time as Woodville champs reunite, Norwood points in right direction and Allmond’s amazing long goal. Warren Partland’s wrap of SANFL’s Round 15.
CENTRAL District is still alive in the hunt for a finals berth, but it would need a vast improvement on the scrappy win over Glenelg at Elizabeth Oval.
STURT’S midfield has regained a key weapon for the confrontation with SANFL pacesetter North Adelaide. See all the Round 13 teams here.
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