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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Dirty dog » Mon Dec 11, 2023 3:53 pm

scottroo wrote:I’m a follower from distance due to a family connection to YP and my cousin playing for Southern Eagles.

Why are Ardrossans junior numbers so low? It seems like one of the larger towns on the peninsula.

Is it time that Bute and Paskeville merge? Northern Yorke Peninsula?

It seems wallaroo has decent junior numbers, so 3 clubs is viable in the triangle?

Could we see a competition like -

Kadina
Moonta
Wallaroo
Northern Yorke Peninsula
Southern Eagles
CMS Crows
CY Roos (combination of CY and Ardrossan)

Play everyone 3 times over 18 weeks

Ardrossan is a retirement village so older community

A lot of Bute and Pasky players are overflow from Kadina

I don’t know what the answer going forward and most leagues will have to come up with some left field solutions to keep going.

Kadina
Moonta
Wallaroo
Bute /Broughton
Paskeville/Wakefield
Ardrossan/Maitland/Arthurton
Southern Eagles
CMC Crows


Now that’s left field and a conversation starter
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby scottroo » Mon Dec 11, 2023 4:36 pm

It’s happening all over the state, big farmers buying out the small guys, machines replacing workers. Which means less families, less teachers, police, doctors, nurses coming into the area.

It’s amazing that for example, yorketown, Edithburgh and warooka previously had thriving individual clubs.
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Dirty dog » Mon Dec 11, 2023 4:39 pm

scottroo wrote:It’s happening all over the state, big farmers buying out the small guys, machines replacing workers. Which means less families, less teachers, police, doctors, nurses coming into the area.

It’s amazing that for example, yorketown, Edithburgh and warooka previously had thriving individual clubs.

100%…. adapt or you won’t survive in 15-20 years or earlier
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby heater31 » Mon Dec 11, 2023 9:35 pm

Dirty dog wrote:
scottroo wrote:I’m a follower from distance due to a family connection to YP and my cousin playing for Southern Eagles.

Why are Ardrossans junior numbers so low? It seems like one of the larger towns on the peninsula.

Is it time that Bute and Paskeville merge? Northern Yorke Peninsula?

It seems wallaroo has decent junior numbers, so 3 clubs is viable in the triangle?

Could we see a competition like -

Kadina
Moonta
Wallaroo
Northern Yorke Peninsula
Southern Eagles
CMS Crows
CY Roos (combination of CY and Ardrossan)

Play everyone 3 times over 18 weeks

Ardrossan is a retirement village so older community

A lot of Bute and Pasky players are overflow from Kadina

I don’t know what the answer going forward and most leagues will have to come up with some left field solutions to keep going.

Kadina
Moonta
Wallaroo
Bute /Broughton
Paskeville/Wakefield
Ardrossan/Maitland/Arthurton
Southern Eagles
CMC Crows


Now that’s left field and a conversation starter
It's happening on the otherside of the gulf already. The SANFL has released a consultation paper regarding the rationalisation of clubs and leagues.

Gives everyone considerable time to get their heads around proposed mergers with arch rivals.
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Angler » Tue Dec 12, 2023 10:21 am

heater31 wrote:
Dirty dog wrote:
scottroo wrote:I’m a follower from distance due to a family connection to YP and my cousin playing for Southern Eagles.

Why are Ardrossans junior numbers so low? It seems like one of the larger towns on the peninsula.

Is it time that Bute and Paskeville merge? Northern Yorke Peninsula?

It seems wallaroo has decent junior numbers, so 3 clubs is viable in the triangle?

Could we see a competition like -

Kadina
Moonta
Wallaroo
Northern Yorke Peninsula
Southern Eagles
CMS Crows
CY Roos (combination of CY and Ardrossan)

Play everyone 3 times over 18 weeks

Ardrossan is a retirement village so older community

A lot of Bute and Pasky players are overflow from Kadina

I don’t know what the answer going forward and most leagues will have to come up with some left field solutions to keep going.

Kadina
Moonta
Wallaroo
Bute /Broughton
Paskeville/Wakefield
Ardrossan/Maitland/Arthurton
Southern Eagles
CMC Crows


Now that’s left field and a conversation starter
It's happening on the otherside of the gulf already. The SANFL has released a consultation paper regarding the rationalisation of clubs and leagues.

Gives everyone considerable time to get their heads around proposed mergers with arch rivals.



There’s talks there could be a restructure across a number of the northern leagues- APFL, NEFL, NAFA, BL&G & YPFL. The problem in the APFL is the southern clubs (Two Wells, Angle Vale, Virginia) are effectively becoming suburbs of Adelaide which means their junior numbers are huge and the number of top age juniors in each grade far outweighs the traditional country clubs.

Could we see these 5 leagues pulled apart and reassembled?
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Demon Juke » Wed Dec 13, 2023 9:54 pm

Push the 3 clubs into the Barossa League, The 3 Gawler clubs and Freeling are like suburbs of Adelaide as well.
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby daysofourlives » Fri Dec 15, 2023 9:11 am

Demon Juke wrote:Push the 3 clubs into the Barossa League, The 3 Gawler clubs and Freeling are like suburbs of Adelaide as well.


No thanks, push them into the amateur league along with the 3 Gawler clubs
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Mythical Creature » Fri Dec 15, 2023 9:40 am

daysofourlives wrote:
Demon Juke wrote:Push the 3 clubs into the Barossa League, The 3 Gawler clubs and Freeling are like suburbs of Adelaide as well.


No thanks, push them into the amateur league along with the 3 Gawler clubs


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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Angler » Fri Dec 15, 2023 3:51 pm

daysofourlives wrote:
Demon Juke wrote:Push the 3 clubs into the Barossa League, The 3 Gawler clubs and Freeling are like suburbs of Adelaide as well.


No thanks, push them into the amateur league along with the 3 Gawler clubs



Only problem with that is Barossa & Light would be a 6 team comp and APFL would be left with 5 teams
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby FlyingHigh » Sun Dec 17, 2023 9:51 am

Angler wrote:
daysofourlives wrote:
Demon Juke wrote:Push the 3 clubs into the Barossa League, The 3 Gawler clubs and Freeling are like suburbs of Adelaide as well.


No thanks, push them into the amateur league along with the 3 Gawler clubs



Only problem with that is Barossa & Light would be a 6 team comp and APFL would be left with 5 teams


Apparently the four northern hills Div 2 teams aren't allowed to fight to have their own clubs any more, so they could become the 7th BLG team
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby daysofourlives » Sun Dec 17, 2023 12:53 pm

Angler wrote:
daysofourlives wrote:
Demon Juke wrote:Push the 3 clubs into the Barossa League, The 3 Gawler clubs and Freeling are like suburbs of Adelaide as well.


No thanks, push them into the amateur league along with the 3 Gawler clubs



Only problem with that is Barossa & Light would be a 6 team comp and APFL would be left with 5 teams


Mallala and a Roseworthy/HB combo come to the B&L giving 8 teams. Balaklava go to North Eastern and United and HWE give up. United could merge with Mallala.
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Dirty dog » Sun Dec 17, 2023 2:08 pm

daysofourlives wrote:
Angler wrote:
daysofourlives wrote:
Demon Juke wrote:Push the 3 clubs into the Barossa League, The 3 Gawler clubs and Freeling are like suburbs of Adelaide as well.


No thanks, push them into the amateur league along with the 3 Gawler clubs



Only problem with that is Barossa & Light would be a 6 team comp and APFL would be left with 5 teams


Mallala and a Roseworthy/HB combo come to the B&L giving 8 teams. Balaklava go to North Eastern and United and HWE give up. United could merge with Mallala.

As said above Hummocks/Pasky in our league YP only 15 minutes apart. It is the gateway to Yorkes
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby FlyingHigh » Sun Dec 17, 2023 5:22 pm

Dirty dog wrote:As said above Hummocks/Pasky in our league YP only 15 minutes apart. It is the gateway to Yorkes


Apart from the distance to the Eagles, HW would fit in well geographically and probably culturally, with the YP.
And really only Eudunda would make it hard for them to go to the NE
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Half Back Flanker » Tue Dec 19, 2023 12:39 pm

FlyingHigh wrote:
Dirty dog wrote:As said above Hummocks/Pasky in our league YP only 15 minutes apart. It is the gateway to Yorkes


Apart from the distance to the Eagles, HW would fit in well geographically and probably culturally, with the YP.
And really only Eudunda would make it hard for them to go to the NE


I think it's only a matter of time before all comps get rezoned. Failing junior numbers and participation will be the major contributor.
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Arry Gablett » Mon Jan 08, 2024 7:51 pm

FlyingHigh wrote:
Dirty dog wrote:As said above Hummocks/Pasky in our league YP only 15 minutes apart. It is the gateway to Yorkes


Apart from the distance to the Eagles, HW would fit in well geographically and probably culturally, with the YP.
And really only Eudunda would make it hard for them to go to the NE[/quote

Hummocks is closer to Eudunda than red hill
I’ve done both trips over the years
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby OnSong » Tue Jan 09, 2024 9:54 am

Arry Gablett wrote:
FlyingHigh wrote:
Dirty dog wrote:As said above Hummocks/Pasky in our league YP only 15 minutes apart. It is the gateway to Yorkes


Apart from the distance to the Eagles, HW would fit in well geographically and probably culturally, with the YP.
And really only Eudunda would make it hard for them to go to the NE[/quote

Hummocks is closer to Eudunda than red hill
I’ve done both trips over the years

Port Wakefiekd/Lochiel to Eudunda is 100km+
Lochiel to Redhill is 45km
Port Wakefield to Redhill is 77km

Not sure what routes you were taking but Hummocks is closer to Redhill than Eudunda :lol:
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Arry Gablett » Tue Jan 09, 2024 1:21 pm

OnSong wrote:
Arry Gablett wrote:
FlyingHigh wrote:
Dirty dog wrote:As said above Hummocks/Pasky in our league YP only 15 minutes apart. It is the gateway to Yorkes


Apart from the distance to the Eagles, HW would fit in well geographically and probably culturally, with the YP.
And really only Eudunda would make it hard for them to go to the NE[/quote

Hummocks is closer to Eudunda than red hill
I’ve done both trips over the years

Port Wakefiekd/Lochiel to Eudunda is 100km+
Lochiel to Redhill is 45km
Port Wakefield to Redhill is 77km

Not sure what routes you were taking but Hummocks is closer to Redhill than Eudunda :lol:


I did mean that driving to hummocks from Eudunda is closer than driving from Eudunda to redhill
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby OnSong » Tue Jan 09, 2024 1:34 pm

Noted. It's not how I read it but I get what you mean now :lol:
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Lightning McQueen » Thu Feb 08, 2024 1:52 pm

Angler wrote:

There’s talks there could be a restructure across a number of the northern leagues- APFL, NEFL, NAFA, BL&G & YPFL. The problem in the APFL is the southern clubs (Two Wells, Angle Vale, Virginia) are effectively becoming suburbs of Adelaide which means their junior numbers are huge and the number of top age juniors in each grade far outweighs the traditional country clubs.

Could we see these 5 leagues pulled apart and reassembled?

As much as it saddens me I’m hearing more noise than I hoped for, watching the divide in the APFL juniors over the past 15+ years though makes me realise it’s for the betterment of everyone, I guess I’m a little selfish as I love the APFL and all the clubs involved. I’m always made feel welcome to all of them.
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Re: Yorke Peninsula League

Postby Half Back Flanker » Thu Feb 08, 2024 2:25 pm

Lightning McQueen wrote:
Angler wrote:

There’s talks there could be a restructure across a number of the northern leagues- APFL, NEFL, NAFA, BL&G & YPFL. The problem in the APFL is the southern clubs (Two Wells, Angle Vale, Virginia) are effectively becoming suburbs of Adelaide which means their junior numbers are huge and the number of top age juniors in each grade far outweighs the traditional country clubs.

Could we see these 5 leagues pulled apart and reassembled?

As much as it saddens me I’m hearing more noise than I hoped for, watching the divide in the APFL juniors over the past 15+ years though makes me realise it’s for the betterment of everyone, I guess I’m a little selfish as I love the APFL and all the clubs involved. I’m always made feel welcome to all of them.


Here's a discussion topic.....

Southern clubs from the APFL along with Mallala and Hamley Bridge join a second tier Barossa comp with say Kapunda and Freeling and have promotion and relegation between the two divisions?
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