SA Footy

am Bays wrote:I see the squeeze on Glenelg's metro zone is having its desired effect....

Bays miss finals in both comps by 0.2% and 0.5%. Ouch

DOC wrote:Thanks BlueDemon for keeping this up to date.

No problems. The Under 16s and 18s finals start in a fortnights time as this weekend all players will be playing in the inter-col games

Bluedemon wrote:

DOC wrote:Thanks BlueDemon for keeping this up to date.

No problems. The Under 16s and 18s finals start in a fortnights time as this weekend all players will be playing in the inter-col games

Another college football wank-fest that means most of the kids will have no games to play unless you attend a private school.

am Bays wrote:I see the squeeze on Glenelg's metro zone is having its desired effect....

I'd say it's more to do with your private school kids being a lot better than your public school ones

wenchbarwer wrote:

am Bays wrote:I see the squeeze on Glenelg's metro zone is having its desired effect....

I'd say it's more to do with your private school kids being a lot better than your public school ones

College kids got 12-13 games out of the 18 this year due to better fixturing.

Dutchy wrote:

wenchbarwer wrote:

am Bays wrote:I see the squeeze on Glenelg's metro zone is having its desired effect....

I'd say it's more to do with your private school kids being a lot better than your public school ones

College kids got 12-13 games out of the 18 this year due to better fixturing.

16 goal difference in results between West and Bays between Rds 15 & 17 with and without college kids

27 goal difference in results between South and Bays between Rds 5 & 8 with and without college kids

Having said that, the program should be better than that though. Not saying the results should've been different (W v L) but the margin should have been especially the rd 8 South loss by 20 goals

Torrens University SA U18 Awards
STATE YOUTH MATCH

Most Valuable U18 Player
SA U18 v SA U20 at Thebarton Oval
WILL PATTON (West Adelaide)


CARNIVAL AWARDS

GAME 1
Most Valuable Player
South Australia v Allies at Thebarton Oval
SID DRAPER (South Adelaide)

GAME 2
Most Valuable Player
South Australia v Vic Metro at Thebarton Oval
SID DRAPER (South Adelaide)

GAME 3
Most Valuable Player
South Australia v Victoria Country at IKON Park
BODIE RYAN (Glenelg)

GAME 4
Most Valuable Player
South Australia vs Western Australia at Optus Stadium
WILL PATTON (West Adelaide)


INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

Ron Coleman Award
Best Team Man
ALEX HOLT (Sturt)

Player’s Player Award
Team First
LOCH RAWLINSON (Sturt)

John Halbert Medallist
Most Valuable Player
SID DRAPER (South Adelaide)



ALL AUSTRALIAN
Will Patton (West Adelaide)
Sid Draper (South Adelaide)

Torrens University SA U16 Awards

CARNIVAL AWARDS

GAME 1
Most Valuable Player
South Australia v Western Australia at Mineral Resources Park
DYSON SHARP (Central District)

GAME 2
Most Valuable Player
South Australia v Victoria Country at Heritage Bank Stadium
DYSON SHARP (Central District)

GAME 3
Most Valuable Player
South Australia v Victoria Metro at Frankhauser Reserve
DYSON SHARP (Central District)


INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

Ron Coleman Award
Best Team Man
BLAKE OUDSHOORN-BENNIER (North Adelaide)

Dr Henry Kneebone Achievement Award
LOGAN HUGHES (Woodville-West Torrens)

Norm Grimm Medallist
Most Valuable Player
DYSON SHARP (Central District)


AFL AWARDS

Kevin Sheehan Medal
Most Valuable Player at U16 AFL National Championships
DYSON SHARP (Central District)

ALL AUSTRALIAN
Dyson Sharp (Central District)
Joshua Reichelt (Central District)

Under 16's
Saturday 2nd September
1st Semi-Final
West Adelaide v North Adelaide (Hisense Stadium - 3:00pm)

Friday 1st September
2nd Semi-Final
Sturt v Central District (Thebarton Oval - 5:30pm)

Under 18s
Saturday 2nd September
1st Semi-Final
Woodville-West Torrens v Sturt (Flinders University Stadium - 12:20pm)

2nd Semi-Final
South Adelaide v Central District (Flinders University Stadium - 2:50pm)

Bluedemon wrote:Under 16's
Saturday 2nd September
1st Semi-Final
West Adelaide v North Adelaide (Hisense Stadium - 3:00pm)

Friday 1st September
2nd Semi-Final
Sturt v Central District (Thebarton Oval - 5:30pm)

4pm start for Saturday game

Dutchy wrote:

Bluedemon wrote:Under 16's
Saturday 2nd September
1st Semi-Final
West Adelaide v North Adelaide (Hisense Stadium - 3:00pm)

Friday 1st September
2nd Semi-Final
Sturt v Central District (Thebarton Oval - 5:30pm)

4pm start for Saturday game

and is the only game at Richmond oval on that day also

Bluedemon wrote:

Dutchy wrote:
4pm start for Saturday game

and is the only game at Richmond oval on that day also

Do you know the reason behind this start time, Dutchy?

No i don't, was originally going to be a triple header I believe with ressies and 18's.

Dutchy wrote:No i don't, was originally going to be a triple header I believe with ressies and 18's.

which is now I see at Flinders University Stadium with a Reserves Elimination final at 10am between Eagles and South

Some of the boys will only be getting home from clubbing at that time!!

U16 Second Semi-Final @ Thebby

Sturt.......11.6 (72)
Centrals...5.9 (39)



Goal Scorers

Sturt:-
2 - G. Wakelin, T. Lindsay, B. Thredgold
1 - R. Davies, N. Roberts-Thomson, F. Kempe, K. Matthews-Hampton, N. Mennillo,

Centrals:-
3 - D. Cochrane
1 - A. Schubert, J. Laycock



https://sanfl.com.au/league/matches/121 ... ng=players

Good win by the Bloods under u/16s this afternoon. Loved the way in the second half

U18 Second Semi-Final @ Noarlunga

South.....10.12 (72)
Centrals....9.9 (63)



Goal Scorers

South:-
3 - J. Delean
2 - N. Howes, S. Draper, T. Wheaton
1 - C. Shadforth

Centrals:-
3 - L. Fawcett
2 - C. Nicholls, T. Tattoli
1 - W. O'Brien, S. Sibbick



https://sanfl.com.au/league/matches/121 ... ng=players

Torrens University SANFL U18 Semi-Final Match Wraps


South Adelaide 10.12 (72) d Central District 9.9 (63)
South Adelaide advanced its premiership hopes with a nine-point win against Central District in the Torrens University SANFL U18 Second Semi-Final at Flinders University Stadium.

The Bulldogs hit the scoreboard with the opening goal of the game through Trent Tattoli but this only seemed to awaken the Panthers, who booted the next three goals in succession to hold a 13-point break at quarter-time.

Each time the visitors closed the gap, South had the answers as they opened up a 25-point lead midway through the second stanza and a game-high 34-point advantage entering time-on of the third quarter.

Central landed the last seven scoring shots of the game, including three goals, but it would ultimately be too late as the hosts booked a berth in the title-decider.

South’s Tom Wheaton starred with a match-high 26 disposals, five clearances and two goals while captain Nick Schroder was his reliable self in the back half.

Panthers’ livewire Jack Delean booted three goals from nine disposals and three tackles while Phoenix Hargrave (25 disposals, four clearances) and Benny Barrett (13 disposals, seven tackles) were other strong contributors.

The Bulldogs’ bigmen of Jayden Matz and Liam Fawcett (18 disposals, nine marks, three goals) led their charge while Asher Pasin, Tom Cochrane (17 disposals, five clearances) and Charlie Nicholls (two goals) also lent solid support.


Woodville-West Torrens 12.5 (77) lost to Sturt 13.9 (87)
A sensational six-goal fourth term has kept Sturt’s season alive after it showed tremendous resilience in defeating Woodville-West Torrens by 10 points in the Torrens University SANFL U18 First Semi-Final.

Despite trailing at every change and failing to register a goal until two minutes into the second term, the Double Blues slowly clawed their way back into the contest to trail by 16 points at three quarter-time.

Booting the first three goals of the fourth term handed Sturt the lead when Jasper Maher kicked truly five minutes in but when Eagles star Tyler Welsh booted his sixth major for the afternoon, the lead changed again.

But another three goals in succession gave the Blues a decisive 16-point break 18 minutes into the final quarter as they secured a berth in the Preliminary Final against Central District.

Sturt captain George Pope led from the front with 23 disposals, 11 clearances and a goal while midfielders Ned Atkinson (17 disposals) and Luca Slade (23 disposals, one goal) were also high amongst their team’s best.

Maher finished with a damaging five goals from his 16 disposals and three marks while Loch Rawlinson (12 disposals, two goals) played his role well for the Double Blues.

Welsh was a clear standout for the Eagles with his game-high six goals straight from seven kicks and four marks while Tate Delmenico and Rome Burgoyne (17 disposals, five marks) also toiled hard in their last game for the season.