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
A bag of four from Josh Patullo, who received stitches after a nasty head knock, has inspired Sturt to a 12-point victory over Glenelg.
Glenelg already has the top two goalkickers in the league, and it has regained another powerful forward option to face Sturt. See all the teams for the last round of the 2019 season here.
Glenelg has the top two goalkickers in the SANFL and it is on the verge of regaining another damaging attacking weapon.
Glenelg will have to make do without the addition of a key forward for the SANFL finals. After being picked up by North Melbourne at the mid-season draft, he’s re-signed with the Roos.
Norwood’s challenging road to finals, Roy Laird gets some satisfaction, it’s Crabb Week at the Panthers as they eye fifth spot and the young Blood and Dog turning heads. See video of this week’s highlights and more in this week’s Monday Recovery.
Which Adelaide school has produced the best footballers? Sports reporter Matt Turner has pored over stats to pick eight more schools’ best 22s — now he has ranked the latest eight teams.
Glenelg has locked in the SANFL minor premiership with a 75 point thrashing of struggling West Adelaide but the win came at cost, with utility Tom Schott suffering a knee injury.
South Adelaide needs plenty to go its way, but it is still alive in the race for a spot in the finals and a chance to extend retiring veteran Brad Crabb’s career. See all the Round 17 teams here.
Showdown between AFL clubs looms for SANFL finals, Norwood coach Jarrod Cotton annoyed with draw and son of gun kicks goal on siren to win reserves thriller. We wrap up another big weekend of state league action in Monday Recovery.
Glenelg midfielder and former West Coast Eagle Luke Partington is one of 21 SA players invited to test in front of AFL scouts at the state draft combine later this year.
Glenelg has a stranglehold on minor premiership despite a weekend draw, but who else will earn double chance? Plus, a Tiger claws into Magarey Medal contention, Dogs to dodge spoon and more in this week’s Monday Recovery.
Glenelg is closing in on the minor premiership, but bottom-placed North Adelaide has shown there is still plenty of fight in the Roosters as they shared the points at Prospect.
Glenelg forward Josh Scott has had a nightmare season after breaking his arm. Will he have an impact on the Tigers’ bid for the flag?
Glenelg needed a culture change and coach Mark Stone has delivered, guiding the Tigers to the top of the ladder as the finals loom. But the passionate and driven mentor knows the job is far from done.
Central District was forced to make changes for the clash against South Adelaide and it has shown faith in a 17-year old. See the teams for the first two games of the Round 16 split round here.
Central District has not had a full-time coach for 18 years, but that could chance when the Bulldogs announce the replacement for Roy Laird. Plus, the SANFL unveils its fixture for Round 18 and finals.
Tigers and Crows turn it on (pity about the scheduling clash, though), Matt Rose gets a milestone and the final five looks to be settled. It has been another big weekend of SANFL action.
Glenelg has confirmed its favouritism for the SANFL flag, but it was forced to withstand a committed challenge from a star-studded Adelaide outfit.
Adelaide’s side will have a very Carlton flavour when it fronts Glenelg at the Bay on Saturday after the Crows lost patience with big-name forward Eddie Betts. See all the teams for Round 15.
Norwood surprised supporters when it named Jace Bode in the reserves this week, but the move followed the captain’s chat with coach Jarrod Cotton.
A second women’s “Showdown” will be played this Sunday and Messenger News has compiled a list of draft hopefuls set to light up the field.
Norwood has made surprise decisions at the selection table as it seeks to return to the winning list against South Adelaide. See all the SANFL Round 14 teams here.
GLENELG has given its fans plenty of reason to be optimistic this season, and they again showed their qualities against Norwood.
Glenelg forward Josh Scott is a key component of the Tigers’ attack, but will he front Norwood at the Bay on Sunday?
WEST Adelaide coach Gavin Colville has demanded an elusive four-quarter effort from his charges, as they look to build on their first win of the SANFL season in an Anzac Day eve clash with in-form Glenelg.
NO Mitch Grigg, no problem for Norwood, North Adelaide play on without the coach and Adelaide shows terrific unity. Catch up on another big week of SANFL action in Monday Recovery and see the video highlights.
A shot at an undefeated season was blocked, an AFLW star dominated and a finals contender pushed through injuries to win in an action-packed penultimate round of SANFLW.
Life as an SANFL chief executive has been a challenge for Glenn Elliott, but he has helped North Adelaide and Glenelg achieve financial survival.
Glenelg has emerged as a disciplined, highly competitive unit under coach Mark Stone and there is now more reason for Tigers’ fans to dream.
Inconsistency continues to be an issue for West Adelaide which needs a strong four-quarter effort to challenge Woodville-West Torrens on Good Friday. See the other main ins and outs for Round 4 here.
Glenelg vice-captain Ellie Kellock has gone from growing up kicking the footy with her siblings on a farm in the state’s mid- north, to starring in the SANFLW.
Glenelg’s Josh Scott breaks an arm, Norwood stays unbeaten, goalkicking yips in ideal conditions and sprinkler mayhem at The Parade. We wrap up another big weekend of SANFL action in Monday Recovery.
A Norwood star midfielder won the inaugural Ellen Maple Medal, Glenelg recorded an upset win over the reigning premier and the Roosters fine tuned ahead of the finals. All that and more in Messenger Community News’ wrap of the SANFLW round eight action.
Glenelg has stormed back from 33 points down to force an incredible draw with South Adelaide at Glenelg Oval on Saturday and even had three chances to pinch an unlikely victory.
A Glenelg star lost his red locks but helped smash a fundraising goal for brave Enzo Cornejo – the seven-year-old with the rare rapid-ageing condition progeria — on Friday.
Two rounds into the SANFL season and some coaches would be sleeping a lot more comfortable than rivals Roy Laird and Gavin Colville — one of whom will remain winless after Round 3.
Long-kicking Sturt small forward Ben Hansen’s injury to his shoulder is not as bad as initially thought, but a teammate faces a lengthy stint on the sidelines. See this week’s teams here.
Glenelg’s most decorated player is poised to become club president.
Glenelg forward Liam McBean had lost the passion for the game. But after a season away from footy, he is reinvigorated and hungry for success, and after booting nine snags against Adelaide is the Round 2 Player of the Week.
Glenelg defender Max Proud has been brilliant, Jake Sutcliffe is back for Sturt and North Adelaide raise the flag in another big week for the SANFL. See the Round 2 highlights here.
The Redlegs remain undefeated, the Eagles kick the first four majors before being held goalless by Sturt, plus South’s young guns impress. All that and more in Messenger Community News’ wrap of SANFLW round seven action.
Glenelg coach Mark Stone took time to get his message across in his first season last year, but the Tigers have fully brought in to become a force.
The pressure is already on some SANFL coaches to find answers after losses in the opening round, while a few clubs will have had their confidence boosted. Hear the coaches’ last word ahead of Round 2.
The SANFL season kicked off in style with terrific action, but reigning premier North Adelaide faces an even bigger challenge.
Norwood had its opening-round struggles, but was able to fire in the final quarter to come from behind to overcome Glenelg at The Parade.
Another SANFL pre-season comes to an end when the opening round kicks off this weekend. The coaches give their final views on their opening round games.
The SANFL is loaded with talent. But who are the cream of the crop? In part two of his series, Warren Partland counts down his top 10, including the player he regards as the state league’s best.
A new SANFL season has arrived and Norwood will unleash a potent speed weapon when it hosts Glenelg at The Parade tonight.
He is sure to stand out when SANFL returns on Friday night. But Glenelg forward Josh Scott is about to shave off his red locks and beard to look more like — and help raise money for — his little mate Enzo Cornejo who was born with a rapid-ageing condition.
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