Krissie Steen and Rick Watts led the Panthers to the 2018 SANFLW flag as senior and assistant coach, respectively. But they are now preparing for battle, with Watts at the helm of South and Steen coaching North Adelaide.
Another three SANFL clubs have changed skippers for the upcoming season – making it six in total so far – with more new leaders at other teams still to be announced.
Former Hawks and Kangaroos speedster Billy Hartung is one of 19 ex-AFL players joining the SANFL this season. Find out why he’s here plus analysis of every SANFL club’s off-season.
North Adelaide set the tone for the season ahead with a 54-point thumping, while a last-minute goal stole a one-point win for Norwood in an action-packed round two of SANFLW.
A potential No.1 draft pick, comeback kids and a mature-age recruit – we’ve picked out an emerging player at each SANFL club who could be set for a breakout season in 2020.
New North Adelaide coach Krissie Steen was pleased with her side’s round one victory over Glenelg.
Round one of the SANFLW is complete with plenty of thrilling results, including an unlikely upset. Read our match wraps plus coaches’ comments here.
After a mixed bag 2019 with injuries aplenty, but culminating in a flag, a favorite Tiger has said farewell to his teammates and SANFL for the time being.
The 2020 SANFLW season starts this Friday night and club captains reckon SA’s state league is better than the VFLW with more talented youngsters coming through the ranks.
Four new coaches plus plenty of new players is going to make this year’s SANFLW season close and unpredictable. See what the coaches have to say ahead of round one this Friday.
West Adelaide premiership player Adam Hartlett is looking forward to a busy year as he gets set to juggle being an assistant coach at Glenelg with lining up in the Adelaide Footy League.
New players, new coaches – this coming SANFLW season is shaping up to be an intriguing one. Meet the players to watch from your local club when the competition starts next month.
At least four SANFL clubs will have new captains this season – but who is set to replace the departing leaders? There are some worthy candidates at each club.
Glenelg has lost a raft of players from its grand final winning side, and now another key member of its drought-breaking premiership – defender Aaron Joseph – has left the club.
Mark Stone showed his coaching ability when he took Glenelg to its first flag in 33 years. Now, he will lead the SANFL side for its match against Western Australia next season.
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.
History will be created in next year’s SANFL season when Adelaide and Port Adelaide meet in an SANFL/AFL double header at Adelaide Oval.
The 2020 SANFL draw will be released on Monday, with Friday night action to kick off the season and double headers involving AFL and SANFL games at Adelaide Oval on the agenda.
From premiership droughts ending to the 19th man saga of 2018, we’ve ranked the SANFL grand finals of the decade.
His dad is a Crows great and older brother is an ex-Adelaide player. Luke Edwards is one of SA’s top draft hopes for 2020, can become a father-son pick and is training at West Lakes this week.
There was good news for 11 SANFL players in the drafts, but many others missed out on getting selected. We list the local players who endured the most surprising snubs.
Sport’s great achievers will be hailed with end-of-year award ceremonies in the next month. One hero from 2019 is a man who denied himself glory, writes Michelangelo Rucci.
Callum Park was a talented junior baseballer and footballer, but when injury struck he was forced to make a choice. Tipped to be selected at next week’s AFL Draft, his decision to pursue footy is looking like the right one.
A clever forward, a fleet-footed defender, a Magarey Medallist and the league’s contested-marking machine are among the SANFL prospects on recruiters’ lists ahead of next week’s draft.
A Glenelg premiership star could walk away from the SANFL next year and instead play country footy.
Two years ago, Glenelg defender Max Proud was lying in hospital thinking his career was over, now he is on the verge of his first SANFL grand final.
First-year Crows player Ned McHenry has been in blistering form since returning from a back injury that kept him out of Adelaide’s SANFL side for two months.
Michael Virgin has regained the passion for the game with Glenelg and he admits he plays on the edge to keep his spot as he prepares for Sunday’s preliminary final against Adelaide.
Glenelg has named a talented duo, both under an injury cloud, on the bench for the SANFL preliminary final against Adelaide. See the teams.
Port Adelaide has had a mixed night at SANFL tribunal as it sought to have two players’ suspensions overturned so they could play in next Sunday’s grand final.
Glenelg’s president has added more spice to a Port Adelaide duo’s SANFL tribunal hearing on Wednesday night, saying it’s “poor form” to question the Tigers’ captain’s medical report.
The grand final status of Port Adelaide pair Billy Frampton and Aidyn Johnson is still unknown after the SANFL tribunal was adjourned on Tuesday night. It comes after a Power leader took a massive swipe at the state league.
Glenelg midfielder Luke Partington was back at university after his Magarey Medal win on Tuesday, but spoke emotionally about his late father’s pride and how it would continue to drive him as he ponders another shot at the AFL.
Glenelg’s star onballer Luke Partington has said his AFL dream is still alive and paid an emotional tribute to his mother after his stellar first SANFL season with the Tigers was recognised with the 2019 Magarey Medal. See who scored all the votes at your club.
Darcy Fogarty is free to take on Glenelg after being offered a fine for striking but Port stars in grave doubt for grand final, Crows kids on fire and reserves final decided by goal after siren in extra time. See the clutch kick and catch up on all the weekend action.
Are we headed for the SANFL grand final Showdown? All Port Adelaide coach Matthew Lokan cares about is that Port will be there there and that the standard of footy remains high.
An act of individual brilliance from AFL-listed forward Billy Frampton helped swing momentum in a gripping arm wrestle against Glenelg and put Port Adelaide within a game of a premiership and left the Tigers “shattered”.
The Magarey Medal has been dominated by midfielders and dual winner Joel Cross predicts an onballer will claim the award again on Monday night. See who he has tipped for this year’s medal and vote in our poll.
Tiger Marlon Motlop can’t break free of the Port Adelaide influence at work as he prepares for the SANFL second semi-final and a spot in the big dance.
Battered from pillar to post, Glenelg’s Darcy Bailey nearly walked away from SANFL football. Now he is preparing to play in a second semi-final.
There have been few more controversial SANFL finals than the 1982 preliminary when Port Adelaide’s David Granger ran amok against Glenelg. As the sides resume their rivalry in a semi-final on Sunday, we revisit the infamous clash.
Glenelg is back in the finals after an eight-year absence and the Tigers will be at full strength on Sunday after taking a punt on a couple of guns.
Football life has not been easy for Andrew Bradley. But finally the breaks have fallen his way and he will play in the SANFL major round for Glenelg.
Every AFL player has a story about their debut – even those who never played again. Part two of our One-game Wonders series is an ex-Crow who still rues a late night with teammates in Perth.
Glenelg forward Liam McBean has no regrets having a season away from football, and his form reflects his renewed enthusiasm, collecting the Ken Farmer Medal as the SANFL’s top goalkicker.
Glenelg coach Mark Stone is expected to gamble with two players who have missed much of the season because of injury in its big second semi-final against old rival Port at Adelaide Oval.
Some of Sturt’s biggest stars pull the pin, an ill Andy Otten shines for Adelaide, Glenelg pulls out all stops ahead of Port semi-final battle and more as the race for the SANFL crown heats up.
The likeness of Glenelg teenager Will Gould and West Coast skipper Shannon Hurn has been well noted. But a comparison of their numbers highlights the SA pair’s similarities even further
Glenelg will test key pair Josh Scott and Carl Nicholson at training but is confident they will play in the double-chance final against Port Adelaide on Sunday.
Clubs frustrated with SANFL, draft shows its impact as Panthers narrowly miss finals, Liam McBean tops goalkicking and Roy Laird on song for final game. We wrap up all the latest from the SANFL in Monday Recovery
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