Sturt has injury problems, the fans rock up to Alberton and school’s out at Glenelg as Tigers (and cubs) run wild. Catch up on another weekend of SANFL action and see the highlights in Tuesday Recovery.
Woodville-West Torrens has downed Central District by 29 points to record its third-straight win and move to within one victory of the SANFL top five.
Some of the state’s best senior women footballers will get to don a Port Adelaide guernsey for the first time in a ‘Showdown’ on Saturday.
Port Adelaide has regained some big names for the clash against Sturt, but a former Double Blues star will be missing due to injury. See all the Round 9 SANFL teams here.
ALL four Woodville-West Torrens teammates drafted to AFL teams on Thursday night are from the Clare region.
WOODVILLE-WEST Torrens has signed dual Ken Farmer Medallist Michael Wundke and Central District premiership midfielder James Boyd.
EAGLES half-forward Malcolm Karpany looked a class above his opponents in last month’s U18s grand final win.
CAMERON Giles developed his love of having a run and a bounce on the massive expanses of Snowtown Oval.
THE youngest of three boys, Eagles young gun Luke Dunstan had to fight tooth and nail for every possession he had in backyard football.
FORMER West Torrens and Brisbane Bears footballer Troy Clarke has died, aged just 44.
WOODVILLE-WEST Torrens’ league season might have ended in disappointment, but its reserves and under-18s have given the Eagles hope for the future.
NORTH Adelaide believes it can do anything after a stunning 37-point comeback to beat the Eagles in today’s first SANFL semi-final.
North Adelaide could regain Lewis Johnston for next week’s preliminary final if it can keep its season alive against the Eagles today.
THERE is a sign on the wall in the North Adelaide changerooms at Prospect which reads ‘competitive pig dogs’.
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