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The SA U18 leadership group is: 34 Jackson Hately (Central District), 42 Jack Lukosius (Woodville-West Torrens), 32 Luke Valente (Norwood), captain, 27 Jez McLennan (Central District), 16 Tom Lewis (Sturt). Picture: Deb Curtis

Cool hand Luke to steer SA

HE is the Rostrevor College head prefect who almost single-handedly willed his team to victory against archrival Sacred Heart last month. Now he is captaining the SA under-18 team.

SANFL
SANFL - Grand Final - Port Adelaide v Sturt at Adelaide Oval. Byron Sumner celebrates on the siren. Picture Sarah Reed

Classy duo named in Sturt squad

STURT has promoted two experienced campaigners for the clash against West Adelaide at Richmond Oval on Saturday. See all the Round 9 teams here.

Sport
31/03/18 - SANFL: Port Adelaide v Adelaide at Alberton Oval.  Crows Harrison Dear lays a big hit on Ports Jimmy Toumpas.Picture: Tom Huntley

Time for SANFL clubs to kick goals off field

AFL reserves teams are not dominating the SANFL. But are the ‘traditional’ state league clubs seeing opportunity to strengthen their fan bases before a national AFL reserves competition begins?

SANFL
SANFL: Norwood v Sturt at Norwood Oval, Monday, April 2, 2018. Norwood captain Jace Bode kicks away. (AAP Image/ Brenton Edwards)

Legs regain skipper for Dogs test

NORWOOD captain Jace Bode will return to the Redlegs’ defence to face Central District at The Parade, while the side will be boosted by the presence of Brad McKenzie.

Sturt
An artist impression of the new facilities in the Jack Oatey Stand at Unley Oval.

Unley upgrade builds for Blues

STURT’S investment in its future with new player facilities is set to be completed in August, while the club is confident stage two work on social facilities will get the go ahead.

Sturt
SANFL - STATE GAME - SA v WA at the Adelaide Oval. Aidan Riley and Shane Nelson. Picture SARAH REED

Bad break for Sturt’s Riley

STURT has been dealt a huge blow with tough onballer Aidan Riley to have his wrist in a cast for six weeks after breaking the scaphoid bone playing for the SANFL against WAFL.

East & Hills
6.5.2018.SANFL: Sturt v Eagles at Unley Oval.Eagles Christopher Hall tackles Sturt's Hugo Munn.  PIC:TAIT SCHMAAL.

Munn leaps into league footy

He did not expect to make his first Sturt league appearance so soon but Hugo Munn is grabbing SANFL opportunities – and screamers – with both hands. See the video.

SANFL
FOR OUR NORTHERN MESSENGER BUMPER EDITION. Central Districts CEO Kris Grant has been at the club for almost 40 years. We're doing a story on the footy club's rise through his eyes. Pic: Tricia Watkinson

SANFL chiefs back league’s growth

SANFL chief executives, Sturt’s Sue Dewing, Central District’s Kris Grant and West Adelaide’s David Grenvold answer some of the key questions facing the state league now and in the future. Blog live with Warren Partland at 12.30pm on all things SANFL

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29/04/18 - SANFL - Eagles v North Adelaide at Woodville Oval. Jack Firns not impressed about being in the middle of North's goal celebrations . Picture SARAH REED

Monday Recovery: Roosters crowing at top of tree

WHAT’S in the water at Prospect given North Adelaide claimed a fourth successive win when it conquered Woodville-West Torrens away, a feat the Roosters have not achieved since 2011? See all the highlights from Round 5 here.

Sturt in one-point Grand Final win

Sturt in one-point Grand Final win

STURT coach Marty Mattner has masterminded back-to-back premierships for the Double Blues, conquering title favourite Port Adelaide by just one point at Adelaide Oval on Sunday. GALLERY: See the photos

Sturt didn’t just win the Grand Final

Sturt didn’t just win the Grand Final

IT was a victory for grit. Sturt called on every bit of resilience it could find to outwit the full-time footballers of Port Adelaide for the 2017 SANFL crown. But they didn’t just win the Grand Final.

The day Sturt changed the game

The day Sturt changed the game

AS Sturt and Port Adelaide prepare to clash in Sunday’s SANFL Grand Final, Scott Walsh reviews how their clash in 1967 resulted in the Double Blues’ unique style.

Hansen in push to be fit for Sturt

Hansen in push to be fit for Sturt

OPTIMISM is growing at Sturt the club could take an unchanged team into the grand final after the rapid improvement in the health of small forward Ben Hansen.

Wilson on the ball with new role at Sturt

Wilson on the ball with new role at Sturt

CLASSY Sturt midfielder Patrick Wilson has thrived this season with a new role and he has emerged as a key factor in the Double Blues’ pursuit of a second successive SANFL flag.

Power lessons fire Eddy to SANFL decider

Power lessons fire Eddy to SANFL decider

BRETT Eddy was reeling after South Adelaide’s straight sets finals exit this time last year. On Sunday, he will lead Port Adelaide’s attack in the SANFL grand final having entered the AFL ranks.

Injury doubt for Port veteran

Injury doubt for Port veteran

PORT Adelaide’s Nathan Krakouer has been all but ruled out of Sunday’s SANFL grand final due to injury, just days after he was involed in an off-field incident involving a taxi driver.

Reigning premiers charge back into decider

Reigning premiers charge back into decider

AFTER a slow start to the season, last year’s SANFL premier Sturt has won its way to the grand final again with a spirited win over Woodville-West Torrens on Sunday at Adelaide Oval.

Double Blues regain attacking weapon

Double Blues regain attacking weapon

STURT has regained forward Jake Sutcliffe for the SANFL preliminary final clash against Woodville-West Torrens at Adelaide Oval on Sunday after proving he had recovered from a knee injury.

Slimming has hunger for finals

Slimming has hunger for finals

Sturt wingman Steven Slimming’s courage and commitment to the Double Blues has been on show this season as he further develops his game.

Battersby has the Blues

Battersby has the Blues

STURT midfielder James Battersby has taken his game to another level this season with his leadership, according to coach Marty Mattner, and has had an enormous influence at the Double Blues.

Woodville
Eagles' Nicholas Hayes is tackled by Port's Jarrod Lienert                  at the SANFL first semi final: Eagles v Port Adelaide at Adelaide Oval.picture: Bianca De Marchi

Honesty key to Eagles’ response

Woodville-West Torrens coach Michael Godden and his players hope honest chat after poor second semi-final effort will spark a response against Sturt in the SANFL preliminary final.

Double Blues survive late Dogs scare

Double Blues survive late Dogs scare

STURT’s dream of back to back SANFL premierships is alive after surviving a brave Central District fight to claim a seven-point victory in the first semi-final at Adelaide Oval on Sunday.

Double Blues lose attacking weapon

Double Blues lose attacking weapon

Sturt forward Jake Sutcliffe has been forced out of the first semi-final against Central District, but the Double Blues have regained classy onballer Aidan Riley.

Trent a goody for the Dogs

Trent a goody for the Dogs

Central District captain Trent Goodrem has been an extremely loyal servant for the Bulldogs since being recruited from Sydney.

Port ups ante flag chase

Port ups ante flag chase

PORT Adelaide survived a scare but ultimately its class shone out to down Sturt in the SANFL qualifying final.

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