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Star duo tipped to fight out Magarey
SANFL

Star duo tipped to fight out Magarey

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.

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Another injury blow for Rolfe

Another injury blow for Rolfe

THE career of injury-plagued South Adelaide forward Peter Rolfe is under a cloud after he damaged his knee at training, just days after playing his first league game in two years.

Who will be flying with Eagles

Who will be flying with Eagles

THE race for the looming SANFL finals has intensified with only Woodville-West Torrens a certainty to be getting action beyond the minor round.

North footy under review

North footy under review

NORTH Adelaide will have an extensive independent review of its football department in a bid to end a 26-year premiership drought for the Roosters.

Gritty victory has the Tigers crowing

Gritty victory has the Tigers crowing

Glenelg took a huge step to returning to the SANFL finals when it conquered Adelaide in Bordertown and took a stranglehold on fifth spot on the ladder.

Scott Hodges: My footy hell

Scott Hodges: My footy hell

HE is a giant of SA football who could win grand finals off his own boot — but during his career and for years afterwards, Scott Hodges was secretly battling alcohol, drug abuse and an undiagnosed mental illness that nearly cost him his life.

West sporting a busy schedule

West sporting a busy schedule

Woodville-West Torrens ruckman Jordan West will be seriously tested when he leads the ruck against Norwood and then fronts in a basketball elimination final just hours later.

Milestone sneaks up on Tiger Edwards

Milestone sneaks up on Tiger Edwards

THERE’S been a common theme to the text messages Shane Edwards has been getting as he approaches a significant AFL milestone on Saturday night.

Can women save the SANFL?

Can women save the SANFL?

SANFL football is searching for its place in the new world of Australian football. The game built by men in the 20th century could be redefined by women in this era.

Tigers hit by injury blow

Tigers hit by injury blow

Glenelg captain Andrew Bradley has had surgery to repair a dislocated collarbone and will miss the fifth-placed Tigers’ bid for a finals spot in the SANFL.

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