By ZAC MILBANK
The 2023 Torrens University SANFL U18 and U16 seasons promise to be the most exciting yet.
Featuring father-son prospects and a host of talented players priming themselves for the 2023 AFL Draft, South Australia’s prestigious elite talent competitions will be the only SANFL matches in action during the AFL Gather Round from April 13 to 16.
SANFL Head of Talent Brenton Phillips said the spotlight would shine on the State’s best teenage talent in Round 4, with AFL Gather Round presenting an ideal opportunity to showcase the Torrens University SANFL U18s and U16s in front of all AFL clubs and talent scouts.
Phillips said maximising this unique and historic opportunity, having four of the eight U16 and U18 matches played in conjunction with AFL club visits at SANFL venues, was a high priority.
At Hisense Stadium, West Adelaide will host Central District in the Torrens University SANFL U18s and U16s ahead of Collingwood’s training session on the afternoon of Saturday April 15.
At Prospect Oval, North Adelaide will tackle Sturt in the Torrens University SANFL U18s and U16s following Richmond’s player appearance on the morning of Saturday April 15.
“We’re set for one of the most exciting seasons yet for the Torrens University SANFL U18s and U16s, with AFL Gather Round being a highlight,” Phillips said.
“The depth of talent across all eight SANFL Clubs is also testament to the experienced and passionate Centre of Excellence coaches and staff at clubs who help ensure our talent pathway is one of the best in Australia.’’
Phillips also acknowledged the ongoing support of naming rights partner Torrens University Australia which was enabling SANFL to expand its elite male competitions.
In 2022, SANFL extended its Torrens University SANFL U16s season to 18 rounds, providing talented male players from the age of 15 with the opportunity to train and play at their SANFL Club for the whole year.
Torrens University Australia Chief Commercial Officer Jerome Casteigt said Torrens University Australia was proud of the longstanding partnership with the SANFL.
“Just as we support the growth and success of our students, this partnership ensures continued growth and success of the SANFL elite male competitions and talent programs,” he said.
“We’re looking forward to seeing the latent of these up-and-coming players showcased throughout this year’s season.”
Round 1 Torrens University SANFL U18s
Saturday March 25
Central v Glenelg at X Convenience Oval – 12.15pm
West v Eagles at Hisense Stadium – 4.30pm
Sunday March 26
Sturt v North at Thebarton Oval – 11am
South v Norwood at Flinders University Stadium – 1.15pm
Round 1 Torrens University SANFL U16s
Saturday March 25
Central v Glenelg at X Convenience Oval – 10am
West v Eagles at Hisense Stadium – 2pm
Sunday March 26
South v Norwood at Flinders University Stadium – 11am
Sturt v North at Thebarton Oval – 1.30pm
SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by Bluedemon » Mon Mar 27, 2023 9:28 am
Round 1 Torrens University SANFL U18 Match Wraps
Norwood 8.7 (55) d South Adelaide 8.6 (54)
A perfectly-timed volley from South Adelaide midfielder Sid Draper wasn’t enough as a desperate Norwood held on for a gritty one-point win in Round 1 of the Torrens University SANFL U18 competition.
Just one minute after teammate Jack Delean converted an eye-catching mark at Flinders University Stadium, Draper put the Panthers within the barest of margins in the 17th minute of the final term with his solo effort to make the Socceroos proud.
But the late-game heroics from the hosts couldn’t produce a remarkable victory as the Redlegs – led by Kade Maddigan (three goals) and Eamonn Cronin – hung tough to escape with the premiership points.
Cronin finished with 23 disposals and nine tackles while Jacob Newton tallied a game-high 26 possessions and five clearances for the visitors.
Delean was South’s only multiple goal kicker with two while midfielder Phoenix Hargrave (19 disposals, one goal) and captain Nicholas Schroder also battled hard for the hosts.
Central District 12.8 (80) d Glenelg 10.8 (68)
Central District overcame a slow start to record a confidence-boosting 12-point win against reigning premier Glenelg at X Convenience Oval.
Despite only managing one goal in the opening quarter en route to trailing by 16 points at the first change, the Bulldogs quickly got themselves back into the contest by booting 5.1 in the second stanza.
But it was the third term which proved pivotal as the hosts slammed on 5.2 while holding the Tigers to just 2.0 to set up the victory.
Bulldog Sebastian Wauer was everywhere to register 30 disposals, six marks and two goals while Samuel Sibbick and Riley McDonald were also prominent as teammate Tallan Rosenzweig booted four goals.
Glenelg excitement machine Ashton Moir, in line for League selection this week, did his chances of promotion no harm by booting 4.3 from 18 disposals and 10 marks.
Tigers Charlie McAuliffe and Bodie Ryan were also solid contributors but their efforts weren’t enough to overcome Central’s tenacity.
Sturt 13.12 (90) d North Adelaide 7.9 (51)
A barnstorming 10-goal first half propelled Sturt to an impressive 39-point win against North Adelaide at Thebarton Oval.
Making the most of a significant inside 50 advantage of 51 to 36 for the match, the Double Blues did the damage in the second term by piling on 6.1 to the Roosters’ 1.2, opening up a 40-point lead at half-time.
From there, Sturt cruised home as captain George Pope (16 disposals), crafty Wil Thomas (16 disposals, two goals) and dashing Alex Holt (26 disposals) were all influential in the result.
Promising North midfielder Kane McAuliffe – a member of the AFL Academy – racked up a match-high 28 disposals and five clearances while teammate Henry Wicks chimed in nicely with 22 possessions and two goals.
Woodville-West Torrens 18.7 (115) d West Adelaide 5.7 (37)
Woodville-West Torrens made an early statement with a percentage-boosting 78-point win against West Adelaide at Hisense Stadium.
Restricting the Bloods to just one goal across the first three quarters, the Eagles showed off their potency as an astonishing 12 players logged their name on the goal scorers list.
Eagle Patrick Toole shone with 20 disposals, 10 marks and two goals while Rome Burgoyne, the son of Port premiership player Peter Burgoyne, tallied 27 disposals and 10 marks.
Sebastian Menta (three goals) headed a group of five players booting multiple majors for the visitors.
West’s Oscar Talbot, Bailey White and Carter Wright were praised by Bloods officials for their spirit in trying to stem the tide.
Norwood 8.7 (55) d South Adelaide 8.6 (54)
A perfectly-timed volley from South Adelaide midfielder Sid Draper wasn’t enough as a desperate Norwood held on for a gritty one-point win in Round 1 of the Torrens University SANFL U18 competition.
Just one minute after teammate Jack Delean converted an eye-catching mark at Flinders University Stadium, Draper put the Panthers within the barest of margins in the 17th minute of the final term with his solo effort to make the Socceroos proud.
But the late-game heroics from the hosts couldn’t produce a remarkable victory as the Redlegs – led by Kade Maddigan (three goals) and Eamonn Cronin – hung tough to escape with the premiership points.
Cronin finished with 23 disposals and nine tackles while Jacob Newton tallied a game-high 26 possessions and five clearances for the visitors.
Delean was South’s only multiple goal kicker with two while midfielder Phoenix Hargrave (19 disposals, one goal) and captain Nicholas Schroder also battled hard for the hosts.
Central District 12.8 (80) d Glenelg 10.8 (68)
Central District overcame a slow start to record a confidence-boosting 12-point win against reigning premier Glenelg at X Convenience Oval.
Despite only managing one goal in the opening quarter en route to trailing by 16 points at the first change, the Bulldogs quickly got themselves back into the contest by booting 5.1 in the second stanza.
But it was the third term which proved pivotal as the hosts slammed on 5.2 while holding the Tigers to just 2.0 to set up the victory.
Bulldog Sebastian Wauer was everywhere to register 30 disposals, six marks and two goals while Samuel Sibbick and Riley McDonald were also prominent as teammate Tallan Rosenzweig booted four goals.
Glenelg excitement machine Ashton Moir, in line for League selection this week, did his chances of promotion no harm by booting 4.3 from 18 disposals and 10 marks.
Tigers Charlie McAuliffe and Bodie Ryan were also solid contributors but their efforts weren’t enough to overcome Central’s tenacity.
Sturt 13.12 (90) d North Adelaide 7.9 (51)
A barnstorming 10-goal first half propelled Sturt to an impressive 39-point win against North Adelaide at Thebarton Oval.
Making the most of a significant inside 50 advantage of 51 to 36 for the match, the Double Blues did the damage in the second term by piling on 6.1 to the Roosters’ 1.2, opening up a 40-point lead at half-time.
From there, Sturt cruised home as captain George Pope (16 disposals), crafty Wil Thomas (16 disposals, two goals) and dashing Alex Holt (26 disposals) were all influential in the result.
Promising North midfielder Kane McAuliffe – a member of the AFL Academy – racked up a match-high 28 disposals and five clearances while teammate Henry Wicks chimed in nicely with 22 possessions and two goals.
Woodville-West Torrens 18.7 (115) d West Adelaide 5.7 (37)
Woodville-West Torrens made an early statement with a percentage-boosting 78-point win against West Adelaide at Hisense Stadium.
Restricting the Bloods to just one goal across the first three quarters, the Eagles showed off their potency as an astonishing 12 players logged their name on the goal scorers list.
Eagle Patrick Toole shone with 20 disposals, 10 marks and two goals while Rome Burgoyne, the son of Port premiership player Peter Burgoyne, tallied 27 disposals and 10 marks.
Sebastian Menta (three goals) headed a group of five players booting multiple majors for the visitors.
West’s Oscar Talbot, Bailey White and Carter Wright were praised by Bloods officials for their spirit in trying to stem the tide.
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by Bluedemon » Tue Mar 28, 2023 8:47 am
Round 1 Torrens University SANFL U16 Match Wraps
West Adelaide 11.9 (75) d Woodville-West Torrens 11.5 (71)
West Adelaide held off a fast-finishing Eagles outfit to claim the premiership points from the reigning premiers in Round One of the Torrens University SANFL U16s at Hisense Stadium.
The Bloods controlled proceedings for much of the game, winning most of the key stats to take a 23-point advantage into half-time.
The teams went goal-for-goal in the third as the Bloods’ took a 23-point lead into the final change, but the Eagles refused to back down with Brock Jamieson nailing his fifth goal to bring the visitors to within a kick.
However, the fightback ultimately fell short as the Bloods held on to win by four-points.
Gus Downs was the leading possession-winner for the Bloods with 23, with Harper Ryan (22 disposals and two goals and Jonty Klemm (14 disposals, nine marks and four goals) dangerous in attack.
South Adelaide 8.13 (61) d Norwood 8.7 (55)
South Adelaide were pushed right to the final siren but held on to defeat Norwood by six points at Flinders University Stadium.
The first half proved a tight affair with Norwood taking a slim five-point advantage into half-time before the Panthers kicked four unanswered goals in the third stanza, including three to Jacob McGarry.
The Redlegs weren’t done yet, however, with on-ballers Jack Hayter and Jeff Rozenbilds ensuring Norwood gained the ascendency in the midfield.
Norwood booted final term goals to trim back the margin but the Panthers held on in a terrific contest.
Hudson Voigt was South’s leading ball-winner with 26 disposals, nine marks and six clearances, while Jesse Nye was excellent in the trenches, laying 11 tackles and winning four clearances.
Hayter (39 disposals and seven marks) and Rozenbilds (31 disposals and a goal) were everywhere for the ‘Legs, Will Prescott kicked three goals up forward and Darcy Speyer and Micah Kretschmer combined for 22 rebound-50s.
Glenelg 17.7 (109) d Central District 6.11 (47)
Last year’s Torrens University SANFL U16 Grand Finalist, Glenelg, opened its account with a 62-point win over Central District at X Convenience Oval.
The Bulldogs booted the first two goals of the contest through Dougie Cochrane and Kaleb White, but the Tigers hit back in style, kicking four goals to one to take a 15-point lead into the main break.
Glenelg continued where it left-off after half-time, showing both class and fitness to kick seven goals in the final quarter.
Bays forward Luke Candy kicked four majors, including three in the second half, with Max Atkin (three goals), captain Isaiah Clothier (two) and Ryder Window (two) the other multiple goal kickers for the Tigers.
Glenelg had an even-spread of contributors, with Timothy Alver (22 disposals and eight marks) and Harry Hosking (20 disposals) the standout ball-winners, battling well at the feet of ruckman Rex Jones (25 hit-outs).
Sturt 13.11 (89) d North Adelaide 6.7 (43)
Sturt sent a strong statement to the rest of the competition by defeating North Adelaide by 46 points at Thebarton Oval.
The Double Blues looked in control right the way through and had an even spread of contributors, with ten players hitting the scoreboard.
Blake Thredgold was excellent in the ruck for Sturt, winning 27 hit-outs and giving his on-ballers first-look at the contest.
Blues forward Gill Wakelin booted three majors and Angus Mills two in attack, with Louis Kellaway (28 disposals and 10 clearances) and Noah Roberts-Thomson (24 disposals and a goal) prolific ball-winners.
North Adelaide’s Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier was everywhere, finishing with a league-high 40 disposals, eight clearances and a goal, with Sam Cumming (26 disposals and a goal) also among the Roosters’ best.
Bulldogs midfielder Dyson Sharp flew the flag for Central, accumulating 31 disposals, 12 marks and seven clearances, while Cochrane was lively in attack booting three goals.
West Adelaide 11.9 (75) d Woodville-West Torrens 11.5 (71)
West Adelaide held off a fast-finishing Eagles outfit to claim the premiership points from the reigning premiers in Round One of the Torrens University SANFL U16s at Hisense Stadium.
The Bloods controlled proceedings for much of the game, winning most of the key stats to take a 23-point advantage into half-time.
The teams went goal-for-goal in the third as the Bloods’ took a 23-point lead into the final change, but the Eagles refused to back down with Brock Jamieson nailing his fifth goal to bring the visitors to within a kick.
However, the fightback ultimately fell short as the Bloods held on to win by four-points.
Gus Downs was the leading possession-winner for the Bloods with 23, with Harper Ryan (22 disposals and two goals and Jonty Klemm (14 disposals, nine marks and four goals) dangerous in attack.
South Adelaide 8.13 (61) d Norwood 8.7 (55)
South Adelaide were pushed right to the final siren but held on to defeat Norwood by six points at Flinders University Stadium.
The first half proved a tight affair with Norwood taking a slim five-point advantage into half-time before the Panthers kicked four unanswered goals in the third stanza, including three to Jacob McGarry.
The Redlegs weren’t done yet, however, with on-ballers Jack Hayter and Jeff Rozenbilds ensuring Norwood gained the ascendency in the midfield.
Norwood booted final term goals to trim back the margin but the Panthers held on in a terrific contest.
Hudson Voigt was South’s leading ball-winner with 26 disposals, nine marks and six clearances, while Jesse Nye was excellent in the trenches, laying 11 tackles and winning four clearances.
Hayter (39 disposals and seven marks) and Rozenbilds (31 disposals and a goal) were everywhere for the ‘Legs, Will Prescott kicked three goals up forward and Darcy Speyer and Micah Kretschmer combined for 22 rebound-50s.
Glenelg 17.7 (109) d Central District 6.11 (47)
Last year’s Torrens University SANFL U16 Grand Finalist, Glenelg, opened its account with a 62-point win over Central District at X Convenience Oval.
The Bulldogs booted the first two goals of the contest through Dougie Cochrane and Kaleb White, but the Tigers hit back in style, kicking four goals to one to take a 15-point lead into the main break.
Glenelg continued where it left-off after half-time, showing both class and fitness to kick seven goals in the final quarter.
Bays forward Luke Candy kicked four majors, including three in the second half, with Max Atkin (three goals), captain Isaiah Clothier (two) and Ryder Window (two) the other multiple goal kickers for the Tigers.
Glenelg had an even-spread of contributors, with Timothy Alver (22 disposals and eight marks) and Harry Hosking (20 disposals) the standout ball-winners, battling well at the feet of ruckman Rex Jones (25 hit-outs).
Sturt 13.11 (89) d North Adelaide 6.7 (43)
Sturt sent a strong statement to the rest of the competition by defeating North Adelaide by 46 points at Thebarton Oval.
The Double Blues looked in control right the way through and had an even spread of contributors, with ten players hitting the scoreboard.
Blake Thredgold was excellent in the ruck for Sturt, winning 27 hit-outs and giving his on-ballers first-look at the contest.
Blues forward Gill Wakelin booted three majors and Angus Mills two in attack, with Louis Kellaway (28 disposals and 10 clearances) and Noah Roberts-Thomson (24 disposals and a goal) prolific ball-winners.
North Adelaide’s Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier was everywhere, finishing with a league-high 40 disposals, eight clearances and a goal, with Sam Cumming (26 disposals and a goal) also among the Roosters’ best.
Bulldogs midfielder Dyson Sharp flew the flag for Central, accumulating 31 disposals, 12 marks and seven clearances, while Cochrane was lively in attack booting three goals.
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by DOC » Tue Mar 28, 2023 10:01 am
I am thinking that would be Centrals first win against Glenelg in a long time.
Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by am Bays » Tue Mar 28, 2023 10:25 am
DOC wrote:I am thinking that would be Centrals first win against Glenelg in a long time.
Good win by Centrals with basically our best team available.
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by bulldogproud » Tue Mar 28, 2023 11:35 am
am Bays wrote:DOC wrote:I am thinking that would be Centrals first win against Glenelg in a long time.
Good win by Centrals with basically our best team available.
Yes, very pleasing for us - bottom last year v last year's premiers. The team played really well after Glenelg kicked the first three goals of the match. Great to see one of my students, Noah McDonald, perform well on his debut.
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by Bluedemon » Thu Mar 30, 2023 12:15 pm
Round 2
Saturday 1st April
Central District v South Adelaide (X-Convenience Oval - Under 16's - 11:00am, Under 18s - 1:15pm)
West Adelaide v North Adelaide (Hisense Stadium - Under 16s - 2:00pm, Under 18s - 4:15pm)
Sunday 2nd April
Woodville-West Torrens v Norwood (Maughan Thiem Kia Oval - Under 18's - 11:00am, Under 16s - 1:30pm)
Glenelg v Sturt (Thebarton Oval - Under 16s - 11:00am, Under 18s - 1:15pm)
Saturday 1st April
Central District v South Adelaide (X-Convenience Oval - Under 16's - 11:00am, Under 18s - 1:15pm)
West Adelaide v North Adelaide (Hisense Stadium - Under 16s - 2:00pm, Under 18s - 4:15pm)
Sunday 2nd April
Woodville-West Torrens v Norwood (Maughan Thiem Kia Oval - Under 18's - 11:00am, Under 16s - 1:30pm)
Glenelg v Sturt (Thebarton Oval - Under 16s - 11:00am, Under 18s - 1:15pm)
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by whufc » Thu Mar 30, 2023 1:06 pm
Keen interest in how the Eagles go in the 16's got a few young lads from our club having a crack.
Also interested in how young Jed Dignan goes at NA.... quality cricketer and a cracking young lad.
Also interested in how young Jed Dignan goes at NA.... quality cricketer and a cracking young lad.
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by Bluedemon » Mon Apr 03, 2023 11:02 am
Round 2 Torrens University SANFL U18 Match Wraps
from sanfl website
Glenelg 6.11 (47) d Sturt 6.6 (42)
Two late goals kicked by Tiger Anders McShane rescued the Torrens University SANFL U18 premiership points for Glenelg as it edged out Sturt by just five points at Thebarton Oval.
Despite dominating possessions (383 to 252) and inside 50 entries (52 to 36), the Bays found themselves trailing by seven points on the verge of time-on in the fourth quarter.
But McShane’s consecutive majors within three minutes proved to be enough as his side secured its first win of the year.
McShane, who also collected 33 disposals, Archer Rouvray (22 disposals, two goals) and Conor Gluyas (22 disposals, one goal) were high among the Bays’ best players.
Sturt’s Ted Newman (20 disposals), Connor Mills (21 disposals, five tackles) and Henry Maerschel (15 disposals) fought hard for their team.
Central District 6.20 (56) d South Adelaide 6.11 (47)
Central District hit the top of the Torrens University SANFL U18 ladder with an incredibly inaccurate nine-point win against South Adelaide at X Convenience Oval.
Managing just three behinds in the first term, the Bulldogs trailed at every change before hitting the front for the first time when talented tall Will McCabe kicked truly five minutes into the fourth quarter.
Restricting the Panthers to only two behinds in the fourth quarter, the hosts tallied an usual scoreline of 6.20 (56) to claim their second win of the season.
Bulldog Liam Fawcett was a huge contributor with 27 disposals, 14 marks and three goals while teammates Noah McDonald (17 disposals) and Jonah Pyman (10 disposals) were lauded by their coaches.
South captain Nicholas Schroder (16 disposals, seven marks) continued his strong start to the season while Phoenix Hargrave made an impression with 25 disposals, 10 marks and a goal.
Norwood 9.8 (62) d Woodville-West Torrens 7.5 (47)
Norwood finished strongly to brush aside Woodville-West Torrens by 15 points at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.
Leading by just three points 15 minutes into the final quarter, the Redlegs booted two late goals – via Jay Polkinghorne and Grant Catalano – to secure victory on foreign soil.
Norwood pair Jack Michalanney (21 disposals) and Jacob Newton (23 disposals) were critical contributors in the triumph while teammate Ben Purdie kicked three goals.
Eagles midfielder Kade Herbert was prolific in his efforts with 30 disposals, five clearances and seven tackles while Jake Andrews and Darcy Hudson (16 disposals each) also drew praise.
North Adelaide 10.10 (70) d West Adelaide 4.4 (28)
AFL Academy members Kane McAuliffe and Will Patton were prominent as McAuliffe’s North Adelaide cruised to a 42-point win against West Adelaide at Hisense Stadium.
Ball-winning midfielder McAuliffe was adjudged to be the Roosters’ best as he racked up impressive numbers which included 34 disposals, nine clearances, six marks and a goal.
North teammates Hugh Payze (27 disposals) and Louis Montgomery (22 disposals and a goal) were also busy for the visitors.
Patton, playing his first game of the season after missing Round 1, collected 27 disposals and six marks to be the Bloods best as he received strong support from Oscar Talbot (12 disposals) and Padrick O’Donoghue (11 disposals).
from sanfl website
Glenelg 6.11 (47) d Sturt 6.6 (42)
Two late goals kicked by Tiger Anders McShane rescued the Torrens University SANFL U18 premiership points for Glenelg as it edged out Sturt by just five points at Thebarton Oval.
Despite dominating possessions (383 to 252) and inside 50 entries (52 to 36), the Bays found themselves trailing by seven points on the verge of time-on in the fourth quarter.
But McShane’s consecutive majors within three minutes proved to be enough as his side secured its first win of the year.
McShane, who also collected 33 disposals, Archer Rouvray (22 disposals, two goals) and Conor Gluyas (22 disposals, one goal) were high among the Bays’ best players.
Sturt’s Ted Newman (20 disposals), Connor Mills (21 disposals, five tackles) and Henry Maerschel (15 disposals) fought hard for their team.
Central District 6.20 (56) d South Adelaide 6.11 (47)
Central District hit the top of the Torrens University SANFL U18 ladder with an incredibly inaccurate nine-point win against South Adelaide at X Convenience Oval.
Managing just three behinds in the first term, the Bulldogs trailed at every change before hitting the front for the first time when talented tall Will McCabe kicked truly five minutes into the fourth quarter.
Restricting the Panthers to only two behinds in the fourth quarter, the hosts tallied an usual scoreline of 6.20 (56) to claim their second win of the season.
Bulldog Liam Fawcett was a huge contributor with 27 disposals, 14 marks and three goals while teammates Noah McDonald (17 disposals) and Jonah Pyman (10 disposals) were lauded by their coaches.
South captain Nicholas Schroder (16 disposals, seven marks) continued his strong start to the season while Phoenix Hargrave made an impression with 25 disposals, 10 marks and a goal.
Norwood 9.8 (62) d Woodville-West Torrens 7.5 (47)
Norwood finished strongly to brush aside Woodville-West Torrens by 15 points at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.
Leading by just three points 15 minutes into the final quarter, the Redlegs booted two late goals – via Jay Polkinghorne and Grant Catalano – to secure victory on foreign soil.
Norwood pair Jack Michalanney (21 disposals) and Jacob Newton (23 disposals) were critical contributors in the triumph while teammate Ben Purdie kicked three goals.
Eagles midfielder Kade Herbert was prolific in his efforts with 30 disposals, five clearances and seven tackles while Jake Andrews and Darcy Hudson (16 disposals each) also drew praise.
North Adelaide 10.10 (70) d West Adelaide 4.4 (28)
AFL Academy members Kane McAuliffe and Will Patton were prominent as McAuliffe’s North Adelaide cruised to a 42-point win against West Adelaide at Hisense Stadium.
Ball-winning midfielder McAuliffe was adjudged to be the Roosters’ best as he racked up impressive numbers which included 34 disposals, nine clearances, six marks and a goal.
North teammates Hugh Payze (27 disposals) and Louis Montgomery (22 disposals and a goal) were also busy for the visitors.
Patton, playing his first game of the season after missing Round 1, collected 27 disposals and six marks to be the Bloods best as he received strong support from Oscar Talbot (12 disposals) and Padrick O’Donoghue (11 disposals).
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by DOC » Mon Apr 03, 2023 11:37 am
Centrals juniors having their best start to the season in a long time.
Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by whufc » Mon Apr 03, 2023 12:21 pm
DOC wrote:Centrals juniors having their best start to the season in a long time.
Must be the new zoning
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by bulldogproud » Mon Apr 03, 2023 1:17 pm
Great to see Noah McDonald given BOG by the coach in the U18s; and, yes, he would have been outside our zone if not for the new boundaries 
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by Bluedemon » Wed Apr 05, 2023 12:08 pm
Round 2 Torrens University SANFL U16 Match Wraps
from sanfl website
North Adelaide 11.8 (74) d West Adelaide 9.6 (60)
North Adelaide was given an almighty scare from a fast-finishing West Adelaide but held on to win its Round 2 Torrens University SANFL U16s clash by 14 points at Hisense Stadium.
West kicked just four goals up to three-quarter time to North’s 11, but the Bloods kicked five unanswered goals in the final term to make the Roosters work for the victory.
Sam Cumming had a day out in the red and white, gathering 42 disposals with Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier (38 disposals) and Jay Saunders (four goals) helping the Roosters to their first win of the year.
Midfielder Patrick Amber was West’s best, collecting 31 disposals, 10 clearances and a goal.
Norwood 11.19 (85) d Woodville-West Torrens 10.8 (68)
North Adelaide was given an almighty scare from a fast-finishing West Adelaide but held on to win its Round 2 Torrens University SANFL U16s clash by 14 points at Hisense Stadium.
West kicked just four goals up to three-quarter time to North’s 11, but the Bloods kicked five unanswered goals in the final term to make the Roosters work for the victory.
Sam Cumming had a day out in the red and white, gathering 42 disposals with Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier (38 disposals) and Jay Saunders (four goals) helping the Roosters to their first win of the year.
Midfielder Patrick Amber was West’s best, collecting 31 disposals, 10 clearances and a goal.
Sturt 12.9 (81) d Glenelg 8.13 (61)
The Double Blues remain the only unbeaten side after Round 2 following a 20-point win against Glenelg at Thebarton Oval.
In a tight affair which saw five lead-changes, Sturt’s four-goal-to-two final term propelled it to victory.
Sturt forward Gill Wakelin, the son of Power premiership defender Darryl Wakelin, continued his strong start to the season by booting four goals, so too Kalen Russell (22 disposals) and Harley Barker (20 disposals and two goals).
Timothy Alver (29 disposals) found plenty of the ball for the Bays through the middle and Harry Hosking managed 10 rebound-50s across half-back.
Central District 11.6 (72) d South Adelaide 8.6 (54)
Central District recorded its first win of the season with an 18-point win against South Adelaide at X Convenience Oval.
Bulldogs forwards Dougie Cochrane and Jaden Pasin gave the Panthers’ defenders headaches, kicking six and three goals respectively.
The ‘Dogs were well-led by the brilliant ball-winning of Dyson Sharp (37 disposals and 13 marks) and Joshua Reichelt (34 disposals and eight tackles) in the midfield and looked in control of the game throughout.
Kodah Edwards was one of South’s best, accumulating 24 touches and kicking a goal, with Hudson Voigt and Cameron Woods also solid for the Panthers.
from sanfl website
North Adelaide 11.8 (74) d West Adelaide 9.6 (60)
North Adelaide was given an almighty scare from a fast-finishing West Adelaide but held on to win its Round 2 Torrens University SANFL U16s clash by 14 points at Hisense Stadium.
West kicked just four goals up to three-quarter time to North’s 11, but the Bloods kicked five unanswered goals in the final term to make the Roosters work for the victory.
Sam Cumming had a day out in the red and white, gathering 42 disposals with Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier (38 disposals) and Jay Saunders (four goals) helping the Roosters to their first win of the year.
Midfielder Patrick Amber was West’s best, collecting 31 disposals, 10 clearances and a goal.
Norwood 11.19 (85) d Woodville-West Torrens 10.8 (68)
North Adelaide was given an almighty scare from a fast-finishing West Adelaide but held on to win its Round 2 Torrens University SANFL U16s clash by 14 points at Hisense Stadium.
West kicked just four goals up to three-quarter time to North’s 11, but the Bloods kicked five unanswered goals in the final term to make the Roosters work for the victory.
Sam Cumming had a day out in the red and white, gathering 42 disposals with Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier (38 disposals) and Jay Saunders (four goals) helping the Roosters to their first win of the year.
Midfielder Patrick Amber was West’s best, collecting 31 disposals, 10 clearances and a goal.
Sturt 12.9 (81) d Glenelg 8.13 (61)
The Double Blues remain the only unbeaten side after Round 2 following a 20-point win against Glenelg at Thebarton Oval.
In a tight affair which saw five lead-changes, Sturt’s four-goal-to-two final term propelled it to victory.
Sturt forward Gill Wakelin, the son of Power premiership defender Darryl Wakelin, continued his strong start to the season by booting four goals, so too Kalen Russell (22 disposals) and Harley Barker (20 disposals and two goals).
Timothy Alver (29 disposals) found plenty of the ball for the Bays through the middle and Harry Hosking managed 10 rebound-50s across half-back.
Central District 11.6 (72) d South Adelaide 8.6 (54)
Central District recorded its first win of the season with an 18-point win against South Adelaide at X Convenience Oval.
Bulldogs forwards Dougie Cochrane and Jaden Pasin gave the Panthers’ defenders headaches, kicking six and three goals respectively.
The ‘Dogs were well-led by the brilliant ball-winning of Dyson Sharp (37 disposals and 13 marks) and Joshua Reichelt (34 disposals and eight tackles) in the midfield and looked in control of the game throughout.
Kodah Edwards was one of South’s best, accumulating 24 touches and kicking a goal, with Hudson Voigt and Cameron Woods also solid for the Panthers.
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by Bluedemon » Thu Apr 06, 2023 2:33 pm
Round 3
Thursday 6th April
Glenelg v West Adelaide (Glenelg Oval - Under 16's - 5:15pm, Under 18s - 7:30pm)
Central District v North Adelaide (X Convenience Oval - Under 16s - 5:30pm, Under 18s - 7:45pm)
Friday 7th April
Sturt v Norwood (Wigan Oval - Under 16s - 10:00am, Under 18's - 12:15pm)
Woodville-West Torrens v South Adelaide (Woodville Oval - Under 16s - 11:00am, Under 18s - 1:15pm)
Thursday 6th April
Glenelg v West Adelaide (Glenelg Oval - Under 16's - 5:15pm, Under 18s - 7:30pm)
Central District v North Adelaide (X Convenience Oval - Under 16s - 5:30pm, Under 18s - 7:45pm)
Friday 7th April
Sturt v Norwood (Wigan Oval - Under 16s - 10:00am, Under 18's - 12:15pm)
Woodville-West Torrens v South Adelaide (Woodville Oval - Under 16s - 11:00am, Under 18s - 1:15pm)
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by bulldogproud » Thu Apr 06, 2023 4:25 pm
Bluedemon wrote:Round 3
Thursday 6th April
Glenelg v West Adelaide (Glenelg Oval - Under 16's - 5:15pm, Under 18s - 7:30pm)
Central District v North Adelaide (X Convenience Oval - Under 16s - 5:30pm, Under 18s - 7:45pm)
Friday 7th April
Sturt v Norwood (Wigan Oval - Under 16s - 10:00am, Under 18's - 12:15pm)
Woodville-West Torrens v South Adelaide (Woodville Oval - Under 16s - 11:00am, Under 18s - 1:15pm)
Will be going along to see two of my students in action tonight at the Ponderosa: one umpiring the Under 16s, one playing for the mighty Doggies in the Under 18s.
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by Bluedemon » Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:36 pm
Round 3 Torrens University SANFL U18 Match Wraps
from sanfl website
South Adelaide 10.14 (74) d Woodville-West Torrens 9.7 (61)
Five goals in a 10-minute purple patch propelled South Adelaide to a 13-point Torrens University SANFL U18 win against Woodville-West Torrens at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.
Managing just one goal in the first quarter, the Panthers pounced early in the third quarter as high-flying forward Jack Delean earned the lead with the second of his three majors in the fourth minute.
By the midway mark of the premiership period, the visitors had skipped out to a 26-point advantage on the back of Delean’s third.
South midfielder Phoenix Hargrave was a key influence in an even team effort, collecting 22 disposals and eight clearances while Lachlan Hamilton and Tom Wheaton also drew praise from coach Mark Clayton.
Eagles Josh Capogreco (15 disposals), Jake Andrews and Archer Charles, who kicked the final goal of the game, were high on the hosts’ best player list.
Sturt 17.12 (114) d Norwood 7.11 (53)
A six-goal masterclass from Sturt excitement machine Jasper Maher catapulted his side to a 62-point win against Norwood at Wigan Oval.
With his team leading comfortably at every change, Maher piled on the scoreboard pressure with his six majors coming from seven scoring shots while also pulling down an eye-catching grab in the first quarter.
Smooth-moving midfielder Loch Rawlinson (27 disposals, two goals) and Kobee Dabinett (21 disposals, nine clearances) were other major factors in the Double Blues’ rout.
Norwood’s Jaidyn Mead, Jacob Jones (19 disposals) and Cody Duncan fought hard to stem the tide for the visitors.
Glenelg 8.8 (56) d West Adelaide 6.8 (44)
A fast start proved pivotal in Glenelg’s 12-point victory against West Adelaide at Stratarama Stadium.
Booting two goals inside the opening three minutes, the Bays added a second to livewire forward Ashton Moir to open up a 20-point lead at the first change.
Having held the Bloods scoreless in the first term, Glenelg held on after having a heavy handball-to-kick ratio of 144 handballs to 175 kicks.
The hosts had Conor Gluyas (22 disposals, one goals), Jack Walters and Zac Earl (16 disposals, two goals) make strong contributions.
A persistent West was well-served by highly-rated Will Patton (21 dispsoals), Padrick O’Donoghue and Judd Hansen, who booted three goals.
North Adelaide 9.7 (61) d Central District 8.6 (54)
North Adelaide put Central District out of the picture early in the contest to hold on for a seven-point win at X Convenience Oval.
Kicking the first five goals – three via Kalan Caputo – of the match, the Roosters established a match-defining 27-point advantage at the first change.
North ball magnets Angus Tully (31 possessions, eight clearances) and Kane McAuliffe (28 disposals, seven clearances) stood tall throughout the contest while Tom Tasker (18 disposals) also made his presence felt.
Central forward Liam Fawcett closed the gap to seven points with his third goal in the 21st minute of the last term but that would be the final score of the game.
Fawcett, Noah McDonald (18 disposals) and Mitchell McDonald (28 disposals) fought hard for the hosts until the final siren.
from sanfl website
South Adelaide 10.14 (74) d Woodville-West Torrens 9.7 (61)
Five goals in a 10-minute purple patch propelled South Adelaide to a 13-point Torrens University SANFL U18 win against Woodville-West Torrens at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.
Managing just one goal in the first quarter, the Panthers pounced early in the third quarter as high-flying forward Jack Delean earned the lead with the second of his three majors in the fourth minute.
By the midway mark of the premiership period, the visitors had skipped out to a 26-point advantage on the back of Delean’s third.
South midfielder Phoenix Hargrave was a key influence in an even team effort, collecting 22 disposals and eight clearances while Lachlan Hamilton and Tom Wheaton also drew praise from coach Mark Clayton.
Eagles Josh Capogreco (15 disposals), Jake Andrews and Archer Charles, who kicked the final goal of the game, were high on the hosts’ best player list.
Sturt 17.12 (114) d Norwood 7.11 (53)
A six-goal masterclass from Sturt excitement machine Jasper Maher catapulted his side to a 62-point win against Norwood at Wigan Oval.
With his team leading comfortably at every change, Maher piled on the scoreboard pressure with his six majors coming from seven scoring shots while also pulling down an eye-catching grab in the first quarter.
Smooth-moving midfielder Loch Rawlinson (27 disposals, two goals) and Kobee Dabinett (21 disposals, nine clearances) were other major factors in the Double Blues’ rout.
Norwood’s Jaidyn Mead, Jacob Jones (19 disposals) and Cody Duncan fought hard to stem the tide for the visitors.
Glenelg 8.8 (56) d West Adelaide 6.8 (44)
A fast start proved pivotal in Glenelg’s 12-point victory against West Adelaide at Stratarama Stadium.
Booting two goals inside the opening three minutes, the Bays added a second to livewire forward Ashton Moir to open up a 20-point lead at the first change.
Having held the Bloods scoreless in the first term, Glenelg held on after having a heavy handball-to-kick ratio of 144 handballs to 175 kicks.
The hosts had Conor Gluyas (22 disposals, one goals), Jack Walters and Zac Earl (16 disposals, two goals) make strong contributions.
A persistent West was well-served by highly-rated Will Patton (21 dispsoals), Padrick O’Donoghue and Judd Hansen, who booted three goals.
North Adelaide 9.7 (61) d Central District 8.6 (54)
North Adelaide put Central District out of the picture early in the contest to hold on for a seven-point win at X Convenience Oval.
Kicking the first five goals – three via Kalan Caputo – of the match, the Roosters established a match-defining 27-point advantage at the first change.
North ball magnets Angus Tully (31 possessions, eight clearances) and Kane McAuliffe (28 disposals, seven clearances) stood tall throughout the contest while Tom Tasker (18 disposals) also made his presence felt.
Central forward Liam Fawcett closed the gap to seven points with his third goal in the 21st minute of the last term but that would be the final score of the game.
Fawcett, Noah McDonald (18 disposals) and Mitchell McDonald (28 disposals) fought hard for the hosts until the final siren.
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by Bluedemon » Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:45 pm
Round 3 Torrens University SANFL U16 Match Wraps
from sanfl website
Sturt 9.15 (69) d Norwood 6.8 (44)
Sturt remain the only undefeated team in the Torrens University SANFL U16 competition after it edged out Norwood by 25 points at Wigan Oval.
The Double Blues led all game and looked in control throughout, with Gill Wakelin booting four goals and Jackson Moody adding three to go with his 30 disposals and six clearances.
Sturt’s Louis Kellaway played a vital role around stoppages, roving well to ruckman Blake Thredgold to win eight clearances.
Redlegs on-baller Jeff Rozenbilds continued his consistent start to the year by gathering 23 disposals and a goal, with Robert Varcoe (two goals) the only multiple-goal kicker for Norwood.
Glenelg 13.12 (90) d West Adelaide 6.3 (39)
Glenelg proved too good for West Adelaide under lights at Stratarama Stadium, with a comfortable 51-point win elevating it to second on the ladder.
Despite a goal-less third term, the Tigers put the foot down in the last to grab the points and a percentage boost, thanks to three goals each from Max Atkin and Reed Francis-Nia Nia.
Max Sweet (23 disposals and five marks) had his best performance of the season to-date, with Gus Welsby and Luke Candy (21 disposals each) also impressive for the Bays.
West Adelaide’s Jaylen Sochacki was gallant in defeat, gathering 27 disposals, 10 marks and a goal in the drizzly conditions.
Central District 8.8 (56) d North Adelaide 6.13 (49)
The dominance of Central District ball-magnet Dyson Sharp proved the difference as the Bulldogs held off North Adelaide by seven points at X Convenience Oval in a nail-biting contest.
With scores tight throughout the match, Sharp, who was named in the All-Australian side at last year’s U16 championships, ran riot gathering 38 disposals, 12 marks, five clearances and a goal.
Dougie Cochrane booted three goals and Jett Poulish kicked two important majors with the game on the line to lift the Dogs.
North weren’t short of ball-winners either, with Sam Cumming (37 disposals), Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier (34 disposals) and Ben Francou (29 disposals) combining well through the midfield in an entertaining game.
Woodville-West Torrens 14.11 (95) d South Adelaide 8.4 (52)
An impressive second-half performance from Woodville-West Torrens saw them rise above the Panthers by 43 points at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.
Eagles forward James Chalubek booted four goals from eight scoring shots, Logan Hughes kicked three and Noah Ah Chee and Owen Hartley-Brown both chipped in with two apiece.
Brock Jamieson (31 disposals) and Jack Cook (28 disposals) once-again found plenty of the ball in their sides win, with Lachlan Sands (26 disposals and eight inside-50s) also standing out.
For the Panthers, Jesse Nye topped the disposal-getters with 23, with Thomas Simpson putting together a strong performance with 20 disposals and two goals.
from sanfl website
Sturt 9.15 (69) d Norwood 6.8 (44)
Sturt remain the only undefeated team in the Torrens University SANFL U16 competition after it edged out Norwood by 25 points at Wigan Oval.
The Double Blues led all game and looked in control throughout, with Gill Wakelin booting four goals and Jackson Moody adding three to go with his 30 disposals and six clearances.
Sturt’s Louis Kellaway played a vital role around stoppages, roving well to ruckman Blake Thredgold to win eight clearances.
Redlegs on-baller Jeff Rozenbilds continued his consistent start to the year by gathering 23 disposals and a goal, with Robert Varcoe (two goals) the only multiple-goal kicker for Norwood.
Glenelg 13.12 (90) d West Adelaide 6.3 (39)
Glenelg proved too good for West Adelaide under lights at Stratarama Stadium, with a comfortable 51-point win elevating it to second on the ladder.
Despite a goal-less third term, the Tigers put the foot down in the last to grab the points and a percentage boost, thanks to three goals each from Max Atkin and Reed Francis-Nia Nia.
Max Sweet (23 disposals and five marks) had his best performance of the season to-date, with Gus Welsby and Luke Candy (21 disposals each) also impressive for the Bays.
West Adelaide’s Jaylen Sochacki was gallant in defeat, gathering 27 disposals, 10 marks and a goal in the drizzly conditions.
Central District 8.8 (56) d North Adelaide 6.13 (49)
The dominance of Central District ball-magnet Dyson Sharp proved the difference as the Bulldogs held off North Adelaide by seven points at X Convenience Oval in a nail-biting contest.
With scores tight throughout the match, Sharp, who was named in the All-Australian side at last year’s U16 championships, ran riot gathering 38 disposals, 12 marks, five clearances and a goal.
Dougie Cochrane booted three goals and Jett Poulish kicked two important majors with the game on the line to lift the Dogs.
North weren’t short of ball-winners either, with Sam Cumming (37 disposals), Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier (34 disposals) and Ben Francou (29 disposals) combining well through the midfield in an entertaining game.
Woodville-West Torrens 14.11 (95) d South Adelaide 8.4 (52)
An impressive second-half performance from Woodville-West Torrens saw them rise above the Panthers by 43 points at Maughan Thiem Kia Oval.
Eagles forward James Chalubek booted four goals from eight scoring shots, Logan Hughes kicked three and Noah Ah Chee and Owen Hartley-Brown both chipped in with two apiece.
Brock Jamieson (31 disposals) and Jack Cook (28 disposals) once-again found plenty of the ball in their sides win, with Lachlan Sands (26 disposals and eight inside-50s) also standing out.
For the Panthers, Jesse Nye topped the disposal-getters with 23, with Thomas Simpson putting together a strong performance with 20 disposals and two goals.
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Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by Dutchy » Fri Apr 14, 2023 9:27 am
SA U18 Squad -
Trent Tattoli Central District
Will McCabe Central District
Liam Fawcett Central District
Seb Wauer Central District
Charlie Nicholls* Central District
Ben Ridgway Glenelg
Ashton Moir Glenelg
Harry Francis Glenelg
Bodie Ryan Glenelg
Eli Redman Glenelg
Kane McAuliffe North Adelaide
Jed Dignan North Adelaide
Louie Montgomerie* North Adelaide
Alex Van Wyk (Overage Player) Norwood
Logan Evans Norwood
Jack Delean South Adelaide
Tom Wheaton South Adelaide
Taylor Goad South Adelaide
Sid Draper* South Adelaide
Phoenix Hargrave* South Adelaide
Luca Slade Sturt
Alex Holt Sturt
Loch Rawlinson Sturt
Declan Gladigau Sturt
Will Patton West Adelaide
Jack Oates West Adelaide
Oscar Talbot West Adelaide
Patrick Weckert Woodville-West Torrens
Callum Fairall Woodville-West Torrens
Patrick Toole Woodville-West Torrens
Tom Luck* Woodville-West Torrens
Tyler Welsh* Woodville-West Torrens
Rome Burgoyne* Woodville-West Torrens
Kade Herbert* Woodville-West Torrens
Trent Tattoli Central District
Will McCabe Central District
Liam Fawcett Central District
Seb Wauer Central District
Charlie Nicholls* Central District
Ben Ridgway Glenelg
Ashton Moir Glenelg
Harry Francis Glenelg
Bodie Ryan Glenelg
Eli Redman Glenelg
Kane McAuliffe North Adelaide
Jed Dignan North Adelaide
Louie Montgomerie* North Adelaide
Alex Van Wyk (Overage Player) Norwood
Logan Evans Norwood
Jack Delean South Adelaide
Tom Wheaton South Adelaide
Taylor Goad South Adelaide
Sid Draper* South Adelaide
Phoenix Hargrave* South Adelaide
Luca Slade Sturt
Alex Holt Sturt
Loch Rawlinson Sturt
Declan Gladigau Sturt
Will Patton West Adelaide
Jack Oates West Adelaide
Oscar Talbot West Adelaide
Patrick Weckert Woodville-West Torrens
Callum Fairall Woodville-West Torrens
Patrick Toole Woodville-West Torrens
Tom Luck* Woodville-West Torrens
Tyler Welsh* Woodville-West Torrens
Rome Burgoyne* Woodville-West Torrens
Kade Herbert* Woodville-West Torrens
Re: SANFL Under 18s and Under 16s
by Dutchy » Fri Apr 14, 2023 9:35 am
DOC wrote:What does the * signify?
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