Watch replay: South announces itself as flag contender with big win over Glenelg in under-16 clash

South Adelaide has stormed into top spot on the SANFL under-16 Torrens University Cup ladder after a huge win over Glenelg. Relive all the action in our replay.

A four-goal haul from youngster Jack Delean has helped South Adelaide to a 55-point victory over Glenelg in their the SANFL under-16 Torrens University Cup clash on Saturday.

The Panthers jumped from third to top — on percentage — after the 14.9 (93) to 5.8 (38) win against the Tigers at Noarlunga.

The match was broadcast live on advertiser.com.au, kicking off The Advertiser and The Messenger’s season-long live streaming of weekly state league football.

Men’s league live streams will follow, starting with the blockbuster season-opener between arch rivals Norwood and Port Adelaide on Thursday, April 1, at 7.40pm.

South Adelaide's Jack Delean celebrates kicking his second goal during the Panthers' under-16 clash with Glenelg. Picture: Cory Sutton, SANFL

Digital subscribers can enjoy weekly live streams throughout the campaign (rounds 1-4 schedule below), along with broadcasts of selected games from other SANFL competitions.

Delean, meanwhile, amassed 15 disposals to go with his 4.1 during the round four battle against Glenelg.

He was given plenty of support inside 50 with Jake Agnew, Benny Barrett and Phoenix Hargrave all booting two goals each.

The Panthers were behind at the end of the first quarter, trailing 3.5 (23) to 2.0 (12), before taking a five-point lead into half-time.

South then booted 6.1, while holding the visitors to 1.1 in the third term and held onto the lead to eventually claim the big victory.

Panthers under-16 coach Brett Hudson was proud of his players after a shock loss to West Adelaide the week before.

“We played not great last week so it was really good for the boys to bounce back the way they did,” Hudson said.

South Adelaide's Benny Barrett in action during the 2021 round four SANFL Torrens University Cup under-16 game against Glenelg. Picture: Cory Sutton, SANFL

“Even though we got behind early it was a really good team effort.

“We thought they (Glenelg) probably could’ve got away from us a little bit more than they did.

“But we just thought if we stuck what we were trying to do it would start to turn around for us at some point.”

Kaiden Adkin and Lucas Camporeale were Glenelg’s top possession winners with 22, while captain Ben Ridgway (21 disposals) battled hard.

South Adelaide will be hoping to continue its winning form when it takes on second-place Norwood away on Easter Thursday (April 1).

Glenelg, who now sits fifth on percentage, is eyeing a return to the winners’ list when it plays West Adelaide (seventh) away, also on Easter Thursday.

Glenelg’s Lucas Camporeale just gets his boot to the ball under immense pressure. Picture: Supplied, Cory Sutton, SANFL

SANFL MEN’S LEAGUE — LIVE STREAMING SCHEDULE

■ Round One — Norwood v Port, Thursday, April 1 at 7:40pm

■ Round Two — Glenelg v Eagles, Saturday, April 10 at 4:10pm

■ Round Three — Sturt v West Adelaide, Saturday April 17 at 2:10pm

■ Round Four — Eagles v North Adelaide, Sunday April 25 at 2:10pm