The SANFL state side has overcome a slow start and nervous final quarter to snap a two-game losing streak against WA and score its first win in Perth since 2003 to reclaim the title of premier state league.
The relevance of battles between the SANFL and WAFL has been discussed on the eve of the Perth game, but the two leagues are strong in their opinion that players still value its importance.
Sturt captain Zane Kirkwood has been ruled of the state side due to injury, but another Double Blues star has taken his place as skipper to face the WAFL.
Norwood midfielder Matthew Panos is out of the state game, beers for South Adelaide, keeping up with Chayce Jones and the Tigers still on the prowl. It was another big weekend of SANFL action.
STURT showed its on-field future post-AFL Reserves looks bright when it out-muscled Glenelg by 43 points at the Bay last night.
STURT legend and Australian Football Hall of Fame member Rick Davies shares his memories of Adelaide Oval.
THE Adelaide Crows’ reserves side’s first hit-out was an impressive 71-point win over Sturt in a trial match at AAMI Stadium.
A WOMAN will take charge of Sturt Football Club this season in a first for the 137-year-old SANFL competition.
FORMER Crow Richard Tambling never quite came to terms with being picked ahead of Buddy Franklin in the 2004 AFL draft.
LEGENDARY Sturt coach Jack Oatey has been inducted into the SA Sports Hall of Fame.
STURT’S Dwayne Wilson admits he plays nothing like Hawthorn’s Luke Hodge, but the Hawks champion is still his inspiration.
STURT has signed two Port Adelaide Magpies stars as it aims for improvement next season.
IT was a cold day in August but the talk around Unley Oval was all about a teenager named James Battersby.
STURT chief executive Matt Benson wants to make one thing quite plain – he was not sacked.
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