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
North Adelaide showed its fighting spirit to finally lift itself off the bottom of the SANFL ladder with a final-round win over the Eagles, consigning West Adelaide to the wooden spoon.
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.
The son of an ex-Crows and Norwood player finally gets the nod to test at the SA state AFL draft combine.
MICHAEL Godden emerged from a behind-closed-doors meeting with his Woodville-West Torrens players, after a hard-fought victory over Central District, a content coach.
AS Woodville-West Torrens’ Luke Jarrad noted, achieving the 200-game milestone is a huge honour considering he expected be playing in the SANFL for only two years.
THE EAGLES looked set to win in a canter when Lachlan McGregor put it 48 points up just after halftime – but an hour later they found themselves in a hell of a scrap.
North Adelaide interim coach Michael Handby has predicted subtle changes to the game plan against Central District in Elizabeth as he attempts to stamp his own brand on the Roosters.
WOODVILLE-West Torrens improved its record to 7-1 at Noarlunga today — identical to this time last year — but coach Michael Godden is convinced the club is far better placed.
Eagles coach Michael Godden has changed his game plan and the club has opened the season in style.
STURT kicked its lowest score against Woodville-West Torrens as the Eagles extended their winning streak to six in a dour struggle at Woodville Sunday.
IN the end, it was a shock that Woodville-West Torrens only won by 44 points, and didn’t crack the 100-point barrier against North Adelaide.
IT wasn’t pretty but Woodville-West Torrens found a way to win. They got hold of Glenelg early, then held off a spirited comeback to secure victory at Woodville Oval.
WOODVILLE-WEST Torrens could not buy a goal during a strangely low-scoring first half against Port Adelaide at Alberton Oval on Saturday. But after half time it found its mojo.
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