Live stream: Catch 12 games from the U15 and U17 Girls SANFL Intrastate Carnival

The Roosters have capped off a perfect week on the footy fields while a Woodville-West Torrens junior soared above the competition on a thrilling final day. Watch all the REPLAYS from the SANFL Girls Intrastate Carnival.

A Woodville West-Torrens young gun made a massive statement while the Roosters made sure they finished the week undefeated to cap off a huge three days at the SANFL Girls Intrastate Carnival.

The Eagles flew high on the final day of the carnival, outpointing rivals South Adelaide Panthers 12.8 (80) to 1.0 (6) in a dominant display.

CHECK OUT ALL THE REPLAYS FROM ALL THREE DAYS BELOW

Impressive full forward Felicity Ward kicked a blazing goal in the first 15 seconds of the game to set the tone for the clash.

Ward would go on to kick a hat trick of goals, while impressive half-forward Lucy Farmer turned plenty of heads in a game-winning performance.

The SMOSH West Lakes junior booted four majors, including three in a dominant first half display as the Eagles sewed up the contest before the main break.

North Adelaide young gun Lucy Reddaway has done her draft prospects no harm in a brilliant display to cap off a big week for the Roosters.

The half-forward, who comes from the famed Goodwood Saints, kicked two goals and set up another as North Adelaide capped off an undefeated week in the Under-17 division.

The Roosters made no mistake on Thursday, beating Norwood 5.8 (38) to 1.5 (11) at XConvenience Oval.

It capped off a rocks and diamonds final day of the carnival for North Adelaide, with Norwood narrowly getting up in a two-point thriller in the earlier Under-15s clash.

Woodville West-Torrens made a statement in their final Under-17s clash of the carnival with a dominant win over South Adelaide Panthers.

DAY THREE REPLAYS

Eagles v South (U17)

Norwood v North (U17)

Eagles v South (U15)

Norwood v North (U15)

DAY TWO REVIEW

North dispatched Sturt by nine goals in the U15s at the SANFL Intrastate Carnival on Wednesday, before the U17s followed suit with a 55-12 victory.

The Roosters will face Norwood at X Convenience Oval to finish the carnival, with the Redlegs also proving to be among the standouts across the opening two days.

In Wednesday’s other live streamed clashes, West Adelaide showed plenty of fight to prevail by nine points in an arm wrestle of a U15s clash against Woodville-West Torrens.

However, the Eagles had their own way in the older age group as they flew to a comprehensive 60-7 victory.

Woodville-West Torrens will also be in broadcast action again on Thursday, taking on South Adelaide at Eastern Parade Reserve.

Both double-headers will be live streamed from 10.30am.

DAY TWO REPLAYS

Sturt v North (U17)

Sturt v North Adelaide (U15)

West Adelaide v Eagles (U17)

West Adelaide v Eagles (U15)

DAY ONE REVIEW

A Jessica Searle goal in the dying minutes has sealed victory for Glenelg in a tense and tight clash to open the SANFL Girls Intrastate Carnival.

The Tigers edged out Woodville-West Torrens by seven points in the hotly contested affair at Eastern Parade Reserve, beginning their U15 tournament in winning fashion on Tuesday.

Glenelg trailed by nine points heading into the last quarter before Elise Hahn goaled early to get her side right back into the contest.

The Tigers then peppered the goal unsuccessfully before finally breaking through after Morphettville Park junior Searle was awarded a free kick in the ruck and kicked truly.

However it was the Eagles who prevailed in the U17 match, proving too strong in a 45-9 victory.

In Tuesday’s other live streamed clashes, North Adelaide secured a strong 45-20 win over Central District in the U15 contest at X Convenience Oval before smashing the Dogs 52-0 in the U17s.

Tune into KommunityTV again on Wednesday to see the Roosters in action again when they face Sturt along with a double header between West Adelaide and the Eagles.

DAY ONE REPLAYS

Eagles v Glenelg (U17)

Eagles v Glenelg (U15)

Central District v North Adelaide (U17)

Central District v North Adelaide (U15)

PREVIEW

North Adelaide is ready to make their mark against the state’s best young female footy sides at the SANFL U17 and U15 Girls Intrastate Carnival.

The state’s top country and suburban players come together to compete for SANFL clubs from Tuesday, October 8 to Thursday, October 10 and you can watch the action from 12 games LIVE and EXCLUSIVE right here on The Advertiser website and KommunityTV.

The action kicks off with two double headers from Eastern Parade Reserve and X Convenience Oval.

North Adelaide has put together strong sides in both the U15 and U17 age groups and will feature on all three days against Central (Tuesday), Sturt (Wednesday) and Norwood (Thursday).

Big names such as Crows NGA prospects Caitlin Hardin and U16 All Australian Polly Turner, daughter of former Crows and Carlton player Peter Turner, will be competing for the Roosters.

SANFLW League player Dakota Kendall is also playing.

Polly Turner is an U16 All Australian.

Turner is certainly turning heads.

Roosters Female Football Manager, Kurt Donsberg, said the carnival would give the club’s representatives a chance to prove what they can do on the big stage.

“Our teams are looking good, we’ve got a lot of talent across the squad and we’ve had a bunch of girls come over from the country, which is always good to see,” Donsberg said.

“The carnival is really exciting for us because it gives us that connection to the players, especially from the country, and it gives them an opportunity to standout against tough competition.”

Donsberg said the Roosters were ready to take on what would be strong opponents on all three days.

“The girls are motivated and looking forward to the challenge,” he said.

“I think the talent coming through across the board in SA is super exciting and you’re going to continue to see that during these events as well as the SANFLW season.

“A lot of girls have had a ball in their hands for 10 years now and you’re going to see a real spike in talent soon.

“There’s going to be so many girls getting drafted, so it’s definitely a really exciting time.”