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ROUND 9 2008INTHIS ISSUE…Contents:Glenelg’s Ben Kane.5 Preview: South Australia v Victoria6 Profile: Eagles’ Leigh Treeby9 Profile: Port’s Tim Ginever19 Q&A: Central’s Ian CallinanRegulars:4 Stat Leaders11 Star Player and Star Search12 Mini League13 On the Sidelines14 The Year That Was15 SANFL News16-17 Poster: West’s Jeremy Rowe18 Club News20-27 League/Reserves Stats andTeam Lists28 Results29 Scoreboard30 Fixtures30 Brain BendersDID YOU KNOW?The West End Brewery tookon West Adelaide’s red andblack colours after theBloods defeated Essendonto become Champions ofAustralia in 1911.WHO’S PLAYING?NORWOOD V GLENELGFriday, May 23 @ Coopers Stadium (7.40pm)EAGLES V NORTHSaturday, May 24 @ Woodville Oval (2.00pm)WEST V SOUTHSaturday, May 24 @ Broadspectrum Oval (2.00pm)PORT V CENTRALSunday, May 25 @ Alberton Oval (2.00pm)BYE – STURTWIN/LOSS/DRAW TABLE - (Last 10 games 2007/08)Pos Team Win/Loss/Draw (last 10 games)1 Sturt L L W W W W L L W W2 Glenelg D W L L W W W W W W3 Central District W W W W L W W L W W4 Norwood L L W L W L L D W W5 South Adelaide L L L W W W L D L L6 Eagles L W L L L L W W W L7 North Adelaide L W L W L W L W L L8 Port Adelaide Magpies L W W L L W L W L L9 West Adelaide L L L L L L L L L LPUBLISHER:Boylen MediaLevel 3,47 South Terrace,Adelaide SA5000Ph: (08) 8233 9433Fax: (08) 8212 6484MANAGING EDITOR:Mick Abbott, SANFLPh: (08) 8268 2088micka@sanfl.com.auEDITOR:Simon Trayhornstrayhorn@boylen.com.auDESIGN:Dan Parsonsdparsons@boylen.com.auADVERTISING SALES:Boylen Publishingsales@boylen.com.auSUBSCRIPTIONS/BACK COPIES:Ph: (08) 8233 9433admin@boylen.com.auPRINTING:Lane Print & PostPh: (08) 8179 9900PHOTOGRAPHY:PhotopoolPh: 0416 086 755COVER:Norwood’s BryceCampbell will beseeking an upsetover the in-formBays under-lightsat Coopers StadiumThe SA Football Budget is published by Boylen Publishing on behalf of the SANFL. Contributions are welcome and should be addressed to: The Managing Editor, PO Box 1, West Lakes SA 5021.Copyright © No part of this publication may be reproduced or stored in a retrieval system without the permission of the publisher. Opinions expressed in the “South Australian Football Budget” are not necessarily those of the SANFL. The SANFL believes that thematerial produced in this publication is accurate, but gives no warranty in relation thereto and disclaims all liability for claims against the SANFL, Boylen Publishing, its employees, agents, or any other person, which may rise from any person acting on thematerials contained herein. Boylen Publishing reserves the right to reject any advertisement it considers unsuitable for publication or decline to publish for any reason at its absolute discretion. Advertisements lodged with Boylen Publishing must comply withthe Advertising Codes of the Media Council of Australia and with the interpretations of the Advertising Standards Council.

STAT LEADERSSTAT LEADERSBY PHIL HERDENLeading posessiongatherer Sturt’sJade SheedyPOSSESSION LEADERS Gm Poss Poss/Gm1 St 9 SHEEDY Jade 8 211 26.42 PA 33 SUMMERTON Steven 7 206 29.43 St 2 CRANE Luke 8 188 23.54 PA 2 CLAYTON Jeremy 7 184 26.35 WA 31 BROWN Nathan 7 183 26.16 WA 7 BAILEY Steve 7 181 25.97 Nw 4 GALLAGHER James 6 177 29.58 Ea 5 TREEBY Leigh 7 171 24.49 St 12 McGLONE Scott 8 165 20.610 Ea 7 POWELL Luke 7 163 23.3MARK LEADERS Gm Marks Mk / gm1 WA 31 BROWN Nathan 7 77 11.02 St 16 PERRIE Ian 8 71 8.93 SA 5 PRENDERGAST Ian 7 57 8.14 WA 16 WILLITS Ryan 7 56 8.05 St 7 CHAMBERS Brant 8 52 6.56 PA 1 AH CHEE Corey 7 51 7.37 St 35 EVANS Craig 8 48 6.08 NA 2 ALLEWAY Clinton 7 47 6.79 CD 22 HAYES Andrew 7 47 6.710 CD 27 SCHELL Daniel 6 46 7.7Mum goes forthe Maggies.I go for the fun.KICK LEADERS Gm Kicks Kick/Gm1 WA 31 BROWN Nathan 7 134 19.12 St 9 SHEEDY Jade 8 133 16.63 PA 33 SUMMERTON Steven 7 124 17.74 WA 7 BAILEY Steve 7 124 17.75 St 2 CRANE Luke 8 124 15.56 NA 16 ALLAN James 6 114 19.07 NA 23 LONIE Nathan 7 114 16.38 Ea 7 POWELL Luke 7 110 15.79 PA 2 CLAYTON Jeremy 7 110 15.710 WA 5 CUPIDO Damian 7 107 15.3HIT-OUT LEADERS Gm HO HO/Gm1 PA 43 MARIC Ivan 6 144 24.02 Gl 9 CRANSTON Trevor 7 133 19.03 St 26 FEAST Simon 8 120 15.04 Ea 28 DABROSWKI Brad 7 98 14.05 NA 43 O’HARA Brett 5 92 18.46 St 37 DeLUCA Fabian 5 76 15.27 CD 18 MACKENZIE Jason 7 74 10.68 Nw 45 TYRELL Kenrick 6 68 11.39 SA 34 PARRY Craig 5 66 13.210 CD 19 SHAW Earl 5 61 12.2HANDBALL LEADERS Gm HB HB / Gm1 Nw 4 GALLAGHER James 6 86 14.32 Gl 23 MURPHY Byron 7 85 12.13 PA 33 SUMMERTON Steven 7 82 11.74 St 9 SHEEDY Jade 8 78 9.85 PA 2 CLAYTON Jeremy 7 74 10.66 SA 33 HANDBY Michael 7 73 10.47 Ea 5 TREEBY Leigh 7 72 10.38 NA 3 O’BRIEN Rory 7 72 10.39 Gl 14 ALLEN Ty 7 71 10.110 Nw 10 LOWER Nick 7 69 9.9Savings & Loans is proud to bring you the Family Friendly areas at allSANFL games. It’s a place where families can enjoy the footy in a relaxed,safe and fun environment where there’s plenty for the kids to do.Visit savingsloans.com.au/footykwp!SAL0467SCORING LEADERS Gm G B1 St 7 CHAMBERS Brant 8 35 202 PA 23 HARGRAVES Daniel 7 32 223 Gl 33 McCONNELL Justin 7 28 74 St 16 PERRIE Ian 8 25 65 Ea 6 PASSADOR Mark 4 22 56 SA 19 WARREN Ben 7 19 137 Ea 35 FITZGERALD Craig 7 17 58 Gl 25 DULDIG Mathew 6 16 79 Gl 1 GRIMA Todd 6 16 610 NA 30 YOUNIE Heath 7 15 8FOR MORE STATS AND RECORDS BUY THE 230 PAGE 2008 WEST END SA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE. - AVAILABLE WHERE FOOTBALL BUDGETS ARE SOLD.4SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 9 - LEAGUE FOOTY

TIME TO ‘KNUCKLE DOWN’ FOR STATE PRIDETIME TO ‘KNUCKLE DOWN’FOR STATE PRIDEBY DON COOPER“ It’s about passion, it’s aboutthe contest, it’s not wanting tolet your team mates down, it’sSANFL League footy, they playhard, they play for the jumper,”said one of the games livinglegends Neil Kerley whiledescribing with heartfeltemotion the nation’s premierState League competition in hisrecent advertising promotions.So it seems only fitting thatin the year we celebrate the150th year of our nation’sgreatest game, the two mosttraditional cross-borderrivals of State LeagueFootball are set to descendupon Adelaide Oval nextSaturday afternoon,transforming its tranquil,picturesque surrounds into acauldron of truly authentic,heated interstate battle.With state pride on the line,there will be no bigger orbetter stage for SouthAustralia’s best to tackle themight of the ‘Big V’.And who better to testify tothe adrenalin that will runthrough each and every oneof the chosen 22, who adornthe sacred ‘red jumper’ asthey take to the field than theman who wore his heart, andhis State - on his sleeve in 32representative gamesincluding six years as captain.“In my day, interstate footballwas the ultimate,” Kerley said.“To be selected to representyour state was an incrediblefeeling, and as a player yousoon realised the importanceof the occasion, particularly ina game against Victoria.”Never one to hold back,Kerley stated that anythingother than an unyieldingdetermination and committedapproach for such a game isunacceptable.“These games are never easyand I hope the players whoare selected understand thetradition involved, and theimportance of being physicallyand mentally prepared forsuch an occasion.“It’s no good saying ‘I hope Ido well’, that’s rubbish, they’vegot to want to do well andhave to believe in themselves,and every one of their teammates in that jumper.”Whilst there may be a fewnew faces to the SouthAustralian line up, Kerley hasan inspiring message for thoseencountering the somewhatintimidating aura of the ‘BigWhite V’ for the first time.“The only time I ever sawthat white ‘V’ was when Icrashed into it.“That’s about the only time Igave it any of my attention.“I was motivated by ourjumper, not theirs.”Speaking on the imminentrevival of such emotions,Kerley said ‘there’s no doubtthis game will have a lot ofphysicality about it as well asa lot of skill, but there’s onething for certain, the skillswon’t come to the fore if theplayers fall short on applyingthat physical pressure.“It’s one thing to be given thehonour of pulling on thatjumper, but at the end of thegame when you take it off, it’sknowing that every one of youactually did it proud byputting your absolute heartand soul into the game.”Although not having anofficial role, Kerley will belooking on in earnest nextSaturday to ensure thatphilosophy is applied rightfrom the opening bounce.“I certainly won’t addressthem prior to the game.“I’ll leave that in the hands ofthe coach.“But I’ll be watching theirevery move and if I seesomething which I feel needsaddressing at half-time,particularly in relation tocommitment, I’ll have nohesitation in speaking up,”declared Kerley, whopersonifies what this clashmeans in the context ofstate pride.South Australia versus Victoria1.40pm Saturday May 31 atAdelaide Oval.STATE PRIDES.A.VIC.ADELAIDE OVAL31 MAY 2008Adults $10 - Conc. $4 - U18 FREEOnly $5 for Crows, Power, & SANFL Club season ticket holders*Free entry: SACA and AAMI Stadium members*For more info visit: www.san.com.au* On presentation of membership cardSANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - VISIT: WWW.SANFL.COM.AU 5

PROFILE: LEIGH TREEBYSUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESSBY ROBERT LAIDLAWAfter two losing GrandFinals with WoodvilleWest Torrens, Leigh Treebytasted success in 2006.He now believes his side iscapable of continuing itsrecord march into its 10thconsecutive finals campaignthis season.There may have been doubtsin Treeby’s mind before theEagles finally knocked offtheir nemesis, Central District,in the 2006 Grand Final, butnow he knows the meaning of‘success breeds success.’“With us always in the finalswe just know, no matter howpoor we start the season, wewill be there in September,and winning the Flag in 2006definitely helped give us thatconfidence,” Leigh said.“The club always recruit well,and this year is no different.“It’s still early, but with thefocus on getting qualitypersonnel, people withcharacter and good footballskills, we know we will be okay.“Having good people at theclub is why I love being here.“They are a good bunch ofguys and because of that, wecan play our best footy together.”Losing its first three gamesof the season for the first timesince Woodville and WestTorrens amalgamated in 1991,the Eagles may have beenwritten off as a finals threatthis year.But with a core nucleus ofpremiership players still at theclub, anything can happen.Last season the Eagles had ashaky start, but recovered tofinish in the top three,eventually losing to NorthAdelaide in the preliminaryfinal, after earlier in the yearbeing questioned whetherthey had the mental strengthto be a force again.“It was disappointing tofinish off how we did lastseason, as we were goodenough to play in anotherGrand Final,” Treeby said.“We had a slow start to theyear, like this year, but wealways set a goal to finish topthree, and we achieved that,it’s just that we did not go onwith it in the finals.“Experience is a goodlearning tool.“After the heartbreak oflosing two Grand Finals to theBulldogs, we wanted to makeit happen and we did, whichwas a good feeling.“It was disappointing to goout the way we did last year,but now we want to make ithappen again, and we willwork harder.”Leigh talks like a leader andafter being included in theleadership group last year, heis now deputy vice-captain, arole he relishes.“It’s a great honour, as itmeans I’ve got the respect ofthe club to be in this role,after being here for sixseasons,” the sub-contractcarpenter said.“People look up to you and Itake that on board.“It’s a chance for me todevelop and set an examplefor the next generation.“I want to be a leader andenjoy working with some ofthe younger players, whilepersonally I just want toremain injury free, stay in theleague side and contribute.”Over the past few years, theVictorian raised Eagle hasbeen used primarily on thewing and at half forward,because of his pace and goalkickingability, while thisseason he has been givenmore responsibility with anon-ball role.The pace of the game isquicker in the cauldron ofstoppages, and while Treebyhas struggled a little withclean release of the ball, hehas adjusted to the tempo andhis contribution has improved.Now he is starting todevelop into an importantball-winner out of the middle.“Playing more on-ball hasgiven me more responsibility,and I love the new role,”Treeby said.“It is tighter in close thanwhat I have been used to inthe past, and whereas myform has been okay, my skillshave been letting me down alittle bit.“It’s just about getting usedto the role and because mybody feels good, as theseason progresses I will playbetter and feel more confidentin packs.“It’s not like out on the flanks,there isn’t a lot of space torun in.”While not completely givingup on his dream of playingAFL, Treeby concedes that at24 years of age he hasprobably missed the boat, butremains keen to keep playinga role at the Eagles in what hedescribes as the best statecompetition in Australia.“The SANFL just keeps gettingbetter with more good playerscoming in,” Treeby said.“There are a lot more comingfrom Melbourne compared towhen I first came here.“With a lot of ex-AFL playersrunning around now, thecompetition is even strongerand the public really getinvolved, they love their footy.“This is just a great league, andI’m hoping to play in it as longas possible with the Eagles.”Treeby with play his 100thgame for Woodville WestTorrens later this season, andwould like to eventually reachthe double century.Leigh Treeby6SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 9 - LEAGUE FOOTY

NORWOOD’S ADAM COCKSHELLAND NORTH’S NICK GILLNorwood’s Adam Cockshell goes head-to-head with North’s star forward NickGill at Prospect Oval last Saturday. The Redleg’s stunning 28 point upset winsaw them move into the five for the first time this season.

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PROFILE: TIM GINEVERNIPPY YEARNS FOR RETURNTO GOLDEN ERABY STEVE BARRETTPremierships have longbeen the primary unit ofmeasurement utilised by PortAdelaide to gauge success.With 36 premiershipscurrently residing in thetrophy cabinet at Alberton,the Magpies historicallyencounter the enviablequandary of trying to findsufficient room for their everexpandingsilverware.Port would love such a‘problem’ these days.The Magpies’ premiershipdrought, which extends backto 1999, is a dilemma thirdyearcoach and club iconTim Ginever is abundantlyaware of.He is also conscious of thepressures he faces in gettingthe club back to where it feelsit rightfully belongs, not onlythe pressures applied by theclub’s board and its members,but those he places on himself.“I think the most pressure iswhat you put on yourself,”Ginever said.“As a player, as a performerand as a person, I’ve got myown expectations and my ownpride to make sure I achievethe standard that I want.”It’s a standard or benchmarkthat Ginever wants to continueto raise for his beloved club,which is currently in the midstof its longest premiershipdrought since the 11-yearbarren period it endured from1966-76, and on target for itsfirst flag-less calendar decadesince the 1940s.Additionally, the Pies’ eightyearstretch without contestinga Grand Final is the longest inthe club’s storied history.“I grew up with Portwinning premierships.“That’s what we’re all aboutand that’s my mantra.“I’ll continue to keep pushing.”As a player, Ginever was awinner. He played 314 gameswith the Magpies from 1983-97, winning seven flags. Only20 guys in the history of theSANFL have played moreleague games and only fivehave more premierships totheir credit.Ginever, who works as asales manager for Telemall, aposition he has held sinceleaving Triple M this Januaryafter ten years, has foundfinals success elusive in thecoaching world.Ginever assumed the headcoaching reigns at Port in2006 after completing a12-month assistant coachingapprenticeship in 2005 underTim Gineverlong-time legendary mentor,and now rival coach at SouthAdelaide, John Cahill, a manGinever warmly describes as“the second biggest influenceon my life besides my family”.After a perfect 5-0 start, theMagpies levelled off to finishfifth before missing the fivealtogether last season, theircampaign sabotaged by aswarm of close losses.“We were competitive lastyear but we couldn’t get overthe line in a lot of closematches,” said Ginever, athree-time premiershipskipper and dual best-andfairestat Port.“Just being competitive is notacceptable. We aim to be thebenchmark and set ourselvesto be successful.“That’s Port Adelaide and wecan’t change that.“It became a mental block(losing close games) and yougain confidence out ofwinning those ones.“In the middle period (in2007) we had six or seven ina row and that knocked ourconfidence around, so it wasa really difficult period.“We win those and we turnour whole psyche aroundand we are suddenly a topthree side, and that’s the firstthing that has to starthappening now.”SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - VISIT: WWW.SANFL.COM.AU 9

PROUDLYSOUTH AUSTRALIA’ A SNO.1BEERIT PAYS TO BE A LOCAL

STAR PLAYER | STAR SEARCHSTAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR& R.O. SHEARMAN MEDALBay’s Fisher stands out in impressive winGlenelg’s Adam Fisher setthe tone for the Tigers’superb 68 point win over SouthAdelaide in last Saturday’sclash at Hickinbotham Oval.Fisher’s best-on grounddisplay saw him rewarded withfive votes in the ‘be active’Star Player and R.O ShearmanMedal.Adam FisherJudged by members of theSANFL’s 200 Club on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis for every minorround match, the award carrieswith it a $3000 first prize.P.S. Three ‘Mystery Rounds’have been allocated during thecourse of the year in whichvoting results will be kept secretuntil the end of the season.Star Player Votes Round 8NORTH V NORWOOD@ PROSPECT OVAL5 Bryce Campbell Norwood4 Nick Lower Norwood3 James Allan North2 Trent Sporn North1 Nick Jackman NorwoodSOUTH V GLENELG@ HICKINBOTHAM OVAL5 Adam Fisher Glenelg4 Ty Allen Glenelg3 Ben Kane Glenelg2 Justin McConnell Glenelg1 Sam Elliot South AdelaideSTURT V PORT@ HOUSE BROTHERS OVAL5 Ian Perrie Sturt4 Jade Sheedy Sturt3 Andrew Whiteman Sturt2 Steven Summerton Port1 Seb Paynter SturtWEST V CENTRAL@ BROADSPECTRUM OVAL5 Steve Bailey West4 Andrew Hayes Central3 Adam Swatala Central2 Richard Cochrane Central1 Nathan Brown WestLeaderboard18 Jade Sheedy Sturt16 Adam Fisher Glenelg15 Leigh Treeby Eagles14 Luke Crane Sturt12 Ian Perrie Sturt12 Steven Summerton Port11 Brett Backwell Glenelg11 Chris Ladhams North11 Ty Allen Glenelg10 Andrew Hayes CentralStar Player of the Yearand R.O. Shearman Medallists2000 – Gavin Colville (Eagles)2001 – Ryan O’Connor (Port)2002 – Jade Sheedy (Sturt)2003 – Brett Backwell (Glenelg)Marco Bello (Central)2004 – Salim Hassan (West)2005 – Jeremy Clayton (Port)2006 – Justin Cicolella (Eagles)2007 – James Allan (North)Sam Elliott from the SouthAdelaide Football Club hasbeen named the Round 8Coca-Cola Star SearchAward nominee.Playing his 12th Leaguematch, 20 year old Elliott wasnamed high in SouthAdelaide’s best players indifficult conditions againstGlenelg last Saturday atHickinbotham Oval.Described as a skilful playerSTAR SEARCH AWARDSam Elliott wins Coca-Cola Star Search Award Nominationthat’s good in traffic, Samgathered 16 possessionsincluding 8 kicks, 8 handballs,3 marks and laid a game high10 tackles, while playing acrossthe Panthers’ forward line andhaving a run “on the ball”.Recruited from theStrathalbyn Football Club,Elliott progressed through thePanthers’ Under 17’s, Under19’s, Reserves and was amember of the State Under 18team in 2005, before makinghis League debut in round 10last year.Introduced last season, theCoca-Cola Star Search Awardrecognises the talentedyoungsters making their markin League ranks.On the completion of theminor round, one of the 23nominees will be chosen, bythe review panel as the 2008Coca-Cola Star Search AwardSamElliottWinner. The award carries awinner’s purse of $2000.The Coca-Cola Star SearchAward Winner will be presentedthe Award at the Magarey MedalPresentation Dinner.SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - VISIT: WWW.SANFL.COM.AU 11

MINI LEAGUE TEAMSMINI LEAGUEALL MATCHES TO BE PLAYED AT HALF-TIME OF THE LEAGUE MATCHNORWOOD V be active @ COOPERS STADIUMEAGLES V be active @ WOODVILLE OVALNORWOOD(Greenwith PS)be active(Tee Tree Gully)EAGLES(Pennington PS)be active(Pennington PS)1. Megan Mylett2. Isabella Wilson3. Alyssa Cooke4. Tahlia Forster5. Charlottle Hutchinson6. Carissa Howe7. Madison Jordan8. Erin Fluin9. Taylin Bishop10. Hannah Pugliese11. Courtney Page12. Jacinta Barr13. Jasmine Stocksiek14. Maddison Watling15. Chloe Bristow16. Kayla Wilton17. Rebecca Goulter18. Lauren Donohoe19. Jessica Hunter20. Madison Young21. Jessica Schlein22. Erin Couser23. Laura Frost24. Suzy Magro1. Stevie Francis2. Gaby Francis3. Jessica Axford4. Katelyn Szabo5. Brooke Norman6. Catherine Usher7. Samantha Drury8. Lyndal Jaynes9. Sophie Gauci10. Brooklyn Pointer11. Emma Axford12. Molly Muir13. Casey Virgo14. Shania Purcell15. Briana Halse16. Laura Bland1. Halima Baba2. Leila Jama3. Martina Wamungu4. Mariam Kanyange5. Angeth Akur6. Zeinab Mohammadi7. Jesca Ndayishimiye8. Khadija Salimi9. Zahra Salimi10. Aminata Turay11. Grace Gbala1 Centisha Mitwens2 Mahawa Fofana3 Muno Ibrahim4 Fatuma Nur5 Shukri Jama6 Aluel Kuol7 Roda Achuoth8 Jennifer Apio9 Abuba Sura10 Ilhan WarsameWEST V be active @ BROADSPECTRUM OVALPORT V be active @ ALBERTON OVALWEST(Craigburn)1 Todd Eshmade2 James Fox3 Lachlan Hooper4 Josh Vandermeer5 Scott Wallis6 Colin Rankine7 Ryan Wigney8 Kane McCann9 Tom Halpin10 Elliot Hennig11 Kent Shannon12 Jarryd Kelly13 Tom Kubank14 Brodie Moyle15 Matt Mummery16 Beau Wakely17 Adam Fitzpatrick18 Tom Ankers19 Sam Hiosan20 Izaak Versteeg21 Dale Eshmadebe active(Goodwood Saints)1 Benjamin Allevi2 Dale Braysher3 Clinton Donald4 Harrison Eckert5 Harrison Evans6 Connor Fairlie7 Bek Garner8 Elias George9 Isaac Glonek10 Carter Grieve11 Cameron Hancock12 Alex Haren13 Chris Koroneos14 Zach Lane15 Matthew Mai16 Benjamin Miller17 Nickolas Oag18 Joshua Partington19 Mark Ploenges20 Tate Sharman21 William Sharp22 Ben Siebels23 Jarrod Smith24 Joshua Stoyel25 Jacksen Trezise26 Lucas Valk27 Michael Warn28 Harrison WesthoffPORT(Combined Team Gepps Cross Girls/AFL Youth Girls)1. Rose2. Caitlyn3. Kayla4. Kiri5. Casey6. Krystal7. Jess McCann8. Bridget Stepancic9. Shodo Rogbe active(Combined Team Gepps Cross Girls/AFL Youth Girls)1. Lucia Imbrogno2. Maggie Keji3. Taren Saumpic4. Tamika Walker5. Jaala Taylor6. Chloe Armfield7. Tess Cunningham8. Jaimi Jarrett12SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 9 - LEAGUE FOOTY

ON THE SIDELINESON THE SIDELINESCENTRAL DISTRICTIan Callinan Hamstring 2 weeksJames Gowans Knee 6 weeksCharles Slattery Knee 6 weeksGLENELGCraig Robertson Foot TestJarrad Sundqvist Quad TestJosh Willoughby Knee 1 weekBrad Vallance Knee 3 weeksDamien McCormack Shoulder 12 weeksNORTH ADELAIDELeigh Ryswyk Shoulder TestDaniel Ebert Calf TestDarryl Wintle Quad 2 weeksChris Ladhams Neck 2 weeksToby Stribling Ankle 2 weeksZac Millar Hip 2 weeksShannon Motlop Back 4 weeksNORWOODMatthew Dawes Shoulder TestMatthew Davis Illness TestJames Gallagher Hamstring TestDavid Trotter Hamstring TestSimon Phillips Hand TestRoy Farmer Knee TestScott Borlace Knee 2 weeksDylan Pfitzner Back IndefiniteLuke McLean Knee IndefiniteChad Gibson Shoulder IndefinitePORT ADELAIDE MAGPIESDaniel Elstone Hamstring 2 weeksMatthew King Shoulder 3 weeksMark Clayton Hamstring TestTom Carr Hamstring TestLuke Saunders Knee TestDaniel Batson Knee 2 weeksSteven Eichner Ankle 3 weeksZane Kirkwood Shoulder 6 weeksSOUTH ADELAIDEJames Harris Knee IndefiniteClay Sampson Shoulder IndefiniteSTURTMatthew Scott-Toms Hamstring 2-3weeksSam Miles Shoulder IndefiniteWEST ADELAIDEHamish Hartlett Ankle AvailableBen Grieger Knee 1 weekBen Hollands Fractured Leg 1 weekLeonard Clarke Foot 1 weekSimon Munn Hip 1 weekRyan Anderson Hamstring 3 weeksLogan Hill Broken leg SeasonWOODVILLE-WEST TORRENSJames Rimington Broken Jaw AvailableAdam Klun Quad 1 weekSam Davoren Quad 2 weeksJames Stewart Hamstring 2 weeksJarrad Wright Groin 2 weeksMark McKenzie Knee 3 weeksDenis Redden Broken Jaw 3 weeksMILESTONESJUSTIN MCCONNELLGLENELG50GAMES (IF SELECTED)TY ALLENGLENELG50GAMES (IF SELECTED)KEN MCGREGOREAGLES50GAMES (IF SELECTED)SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - VISIT: WWW.SANFL.COM.AU 13

THE YEAR THAT WAS…THE YEAR THAT WAS…2006Premier: EaglesRunner-Up: Central DistrictPlacings: 1. Eagles. 2. Central District. 3. North Adelaide.4. South Adelaide. 5. Port Adelaide Magpies. 6. Glenelg.7. Norwood. 8. Sturt. 9. West Adelaide.Magarey Medal:Jack Oatey Medal:Brett Backwell (Glenelg). Hayden Skipworth (Eagles).Ken Farmer Medal:Stanley H. Lewis Memorial Trophy:Mark Passador (Eagles) 74 goals. North Adelaide.Fos Williams Medal:Daniel Schell (Central) SA v WA @ Adelaide Oval.14SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 9 - LEAGUE FOOTY

SANFL NEWSSANFL NEWSBY MICK ABBOTT - SANFL COMMUNICATIONS MANAGERSANFL UNDER 20 STATE SQUAD ANNOUNCEDThe SANFL is pleased to announce the players selected in theSANFL Under 20 State Squad for 2008.22 Players will be selected from this squad to participate in theState Youth Match against the Under 18 State squad on SaturdayJune 14 at Challenge Recruitment Oval.The Under 20 State Team will be looking to “even the score” thisyear after losing to the Under 18 State side in 2007. This was theteam’s first loss since the induction of this match in 2000.Michael Godden from the Glenelg Football Club will coach theteam along with Assistant Coaches Darren Trevena (Port AdelaideFC) and Tate Kaesler (Adelaide FC).CLUB NAME CLUB NAMECDFC CHAD OBST PAMFC KERREN HALLCDFC LOUIS HADDEN PAMFC MATT PHILLIPSCDFC ASHLEY DUNCAN PAMFC RYAN MCINERNEYCDFC LUKE BARNBY NFC TOBY SCHULZCDFC JOEL BALDWIN NFC ANDREW KIRWANGFC TRENT GROSSER NFC BRAD THOMASGFC JACK FOSDIKE SAFC NICK MURPHYGFC AARON DAY SAFC CHRIS KENTGFC SEB GUILHAUS SAFC JACOB CRATEGFC RICHARD O’GRADY SFC PETER WEIRGFC ANGUS LALLY SFC DANE AVERYNAFC MATT WRIGHT SFC TOM HURLEYNAFC WADE THOMPSON WAFC NATHAN BROWNNAFC JOSH STARKE WAFC DANIEL WEBBPAMFC XAVIER WATSON WAFC JAMES VAN DER HAAKPAMFC JOSH TAYLOR WWTFC ADAM JOLLYPAMFC COREY GROVE WWTFC BRENDAN PAPPSWANT TO LUNCH WITHTHE PRESIDENT AND DIPPER?Don’t be unlucky and miss out on Friday June13 - come to the SANFL President’s lunch withguest speaker, the always entertaining, formerHawthorn legend - Robert DiPierdomenico.Full of life and always with a smile on his face, ‘Dipper’, aBrownlow Medallist and AFL Hall of Fame member, has plenty ofgreat stories to share.Tickets are still available, so get some friends, family, or workcolleagues together and spend a Friday lunch dinning out atAAMI stadium enjoying superb food and fine wine.The SANFL President’s Luncheons feature high profile,entertaining guest speakers, a welcoming atmosphere, greatnetworking opportunities and a chance to mingle with some ofthe Legends of South Australian football. The June luncheonwill be held in the Magarey Room, AAMI Stadium FunctionComplex from 12- 3pm.Tickets are $65 and include a three-course meal and beveragepackage including quality wines. Contact Encore group on8440 6915 or email enquiries@encoregroup.net.au for further details.THE GOOD GUYS DISTRICTFOOTY ROUND – JUNE 7 & 9The SANFL has declared the Junelong weekend as “The Good GuysDistrict Footy Round”.With no local district and AmateurLeague matches being played over the 3 day break, the Leagueis inviting all district players to get along to one of the SANFLclashes. Where possible, SANFL matches have been scheduledto avoid a direct clash with the existing Affiliated Leaguematches. SANFL Clubs will invite players from theirmetropolitan zones to come along to their local matches andcatch some of the SANFL action.As proud sponsors of the round, The Good Guys will berunning a prize draw to win one of four Good Guys vouchers.Each of the four South Australian stores will give away a vouchervalued at $300 each. Entry coupons will be available from theSANFL and Good Guys websites from Friday 7th June 2008.“The Good Guys District Footy Round” - proudly sponsored byyour local Good Guys store – Edwardstown, Mile End, Noarlungaand Pooraka - Pay less Pay Cash.DOMINO’S PIZZAPLAYER OF THE WEEKNAME: Renae StrikeAGE: 14SCHOOL: Booleroo Centre District SchoolFOOTBALL COMPETITION:Girls 9-A-Side Football.WHAT POSITION DO YOU PLAY:Full Forward.WHICH SANFL TEAM DO YOU SUPPORT? North Adelaide.WHICH AFL TEAM DO YOU SUPPORT? Carlton.WHICH FOOTBALLER DO YOU ADMIRE MOST AND WHY?Chris Judd – he’s a fair player, and his kicks are wickedand awesome.WHO IS GOING TO WIN THE AFL PREMIERSHIP THIS YEAR?Carlton.WHO IS GOING TO WIN THE SANFL PREMIERSHIP THISYEAR? North Adelaide.WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE FOOTBALL MOMENT?Playing 9-A-Side in Jamestown.FUTURE FOOTBALL GOALS?Play in a girls Football competition.SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - VISIT: WWW.SANFL.COM.AU 15

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CLUB NEWSCLUB NEWSSouth AdelaideBelieve to Succeed –Become a Member Now!Club target is 2008 members in 2008. Make sure you arenot just a supporter but also a financial member in2008. Ring the club on 8186 8200 to join or on HomeMatch Game Day head up to the front office.Next Home MatchSunday, June 15 v Eagles – nab Auskick Day. Get thebest car park in the SANFL – around the arena for just$4. Jimmy Deane’s Presidents Home Match Luncheonfrom 12pm, three courses, drinks and guest speaker forjust $39. Lunch sponsor is Hardys Padthaway Winery.Home Match LunchesFor Round 14 (Saturday, July 5) and Round 21 (SaturdayAugust 23) will be ‘Family Affair’ luncheons.We encourage guests to bring along their children forthese two lunches. There will be gifts and entertainmentfor the children as well as normal proceedings for guests.After Match DrinksMembers and Supporters are welcome to attend our aftermatch drinks with South Adelaide players inside the WestAdelaide club rooms after the match.2008 Panthers Annual Auction DinnerFriday June 27 @ Stamford Grand, Glenelg. Join us for thesocial night of the season, with a three course meal, beer,wine and soft drink plus entertainment (including MYERFashion Parade). Ring 8186 8200 to register your interest.SAFC Cocktail Party – ‘Panther Bazaar’To be held at the Hotel Richmond, Rundle Mall onSaturday August 9. More information will be availablesoon – lock this date in your diary.Want the very latest Panthers News?Go to www.safc.com.auPort Adelaide MagpiesNext Home MatchSunday, May 25 v Central with Home MatchSponsor – Tron Civil.Home Match President’s LuncheonsThe next home match luncheon for 2008 will be held onSaturday June 28. For $60, join us and enjoy a twocourse meal, drinks and guest speakers. All luncheonsheld at the Port Club before the main game.MerchandiseThe first range of Official 2008 PAMFC Merchandise isnow available, including new winter merchandise just intime for the rainy weekends. Drop into the office and seethe new range or visit the Graphpak merchandise van atevery home match, located in front of the Allan Scottbuilding. For enquiries or bookings contact the club on8241 0141.EaglesEagles’ Membership –Determined to Be Great In 2008Thank you to all who have renewed their membership orhave joined for the season. Your support is very muchappreciated. For those who haven’t joined, the Clubencourages you to do so by phoning 8347 2444, or bylogging onto www.wwtfc.com.auEntertainment BooksEntertainment books are available from the Club officefor only $65.Peter Lehmann and Yalumba Wine TourOn Sunday June 22, come and tour the Peter Lehman andYalumba Wineries, and enjoy lunch, wine tasting andafternoon tea all for just $70. Bus departs Woodville Ovalat 9.15am. Hurry only limited seats. Contact Nadia on8347 2444 to book.Eagles’ Golden BallSaturday, July 5 at 7pm in the Magarey Room, AAMIStadium Function Centre.Tickets are $100 and include a door prize ($100 giftvoucher) per table. The ticket also includes a luxuriousthree course meal, and all drinks. Enjoy liveentertainment and grab a bargain from the night’s Mainand Silent Auction. Contact Nadia on 8347 2444 to book.North AdelaideGrandstand SeatingNAFC members are admitted free of charge tograndstand seating upon presentation of 2008 members’badge. Guaranteed reserved seating in the southernstand is available for $25 for the 10 home games. For allother patrons, $4 access per person is available fornorthern grandstand access (children accompanyingadults are free).After Match PresentationsAfter match presentations this week will be held back atthe Hampstead Hotel, Collinswood from 6:00 pm. TheHampstead Hotel is a very valued Rooster sponsor.Reds @ The Hilton.Friday July 25, THE event of the year for the Club at theHilton, featuring Andrew Startin and the FlamingSambucas. Cost is $110 per person for a three coursedinner, beer, wine and soft drinks. Contact the Club forbookings on 8344 8733.Latest NewsFor the latest news visit the club at www.nafc.com.auGlenelgGFC Senior PresentationsThe Round 9 Norwood v Glenelg post matchpresentations will be held at the Fountain Inn Hotel –142 Glen Osmond Road, Parkside from 10:30pm. TheClub encourages all members and supporters to stop offfor a drink at the Fountain Inn following the clash atCoopers Stadium.Family Fun - Every Wednesday NightCome to the Glenelg Football Club on a Wednesday nightand enjoy the fun family atmosphere of Brooksy’s GoodGuys Family Fun Night at The Bay Bar and Bistro,Challenge Recruitment Oval, Brighton Road Glenelg.The Family Fun kicks off at 5pm with a FREE SportsClinic for children aged 4-12years on ChallengeRecruitment Oval. Parents can sit in the newly designedal fresco dining area and relax in comfort, while the kidsexercise in a fun safe environment, before sharing afantastic meal from The Bay Bistro. Chef Trevor Hancockhas designed a special family menu available only onWednesday Family Fun nights. Raffles are run throughoutthe night with fun activities for the kids. For bookingsand further information, please contact Reception at theClub on 8294 5333. Sponsored by David Brooks - TheGood Guys at Mile End.Home Match LunchMonday, June 9 v Port Adelaide, 12noon sharp at The BayFunction Centre, Challenge Recruitment Oval, BrightonRoad Glenelg. Tickets are $50 including two course mealand beverages. Bookings essential so contact Receptionon 8294 5333 or reception@glenelgfc.com.au Day at theBay sponsored by David Brooks The Good Guys – Mile End.West AdelaideGold Pass LunchesGold Pass Lunches are a highlight of every home matchat Broadspectrum Oval. Enjoy great food, wine andcompany plus special guests - $45.00 member -$50.00 non member. Contact the Club to book.Have you renewed your membership?Get on board the Bloods Express in 2008! Make sure you arenot just a supporter but also a financial member in 2008.Grab your membership by calling the Club on 8352 4022.MerchandiseCheck out our new range of merchandise in stock nowand don’t forget for all the latest West Adelaide newsand events, just log onto www.westadelaidefc.com.auNorwoodHall of FameThis year’s Hall of Fame Dinner will also incorporate the1978 Reunion, and will be held at the Hilton Hotel onSaturday July 5. At a cost of $100 per person including athree course meal, beer and wine, this is a night not to bemissed. Contact the club on 8362 6278 to book in now.Next Home MatchSaturday, June 28 v West Adelaide is the next homematch for the Redlegs. The Pre-Match has been a hugesuccess this year, so please call Carly at the club now tobook your place, tickets are only $50 and includeCooper’s beer, Grant Burge wines and guest speakers.SturtBecome a Double BlueSturt Football Club Memberships are availablenow. Join up for 2008 to Shout Loud and Be Double BlueProud! For details on how you can join, call the SFC on8271 4611 or go online at www.sturtfc.com.auRaffle TicketsPlease return all sold and unsold raffle tickets to theclub as soon as possible toPO Box 10, Unley, SA, and 5061.Thank you very much foryour generous support with our major fundraising raffle.Next Home MatchMonday, June 9 v North Adelaide.Central DistrictNext Home MatchSaturday, June 7 v South Adelaide.MerchandiseKeep your eye out for the new range of merchandiseavailable from reception and the new Bulldog Shop Vanat the Southern end of the Oval. We will have caps,t-shirts, polo shirts, guernseys, scarves, beanies,hoodies, jackets, polar fleece tops, footballs andguernseys. All brand new designs for 2008.18SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 9 - LEAGUE FOOTY

Q&A - WITH IAN CALLINANQ&A.IAN CALLINANDATE OF BIRTH: 20/12/82CLUB: CENTRAL DISTRICTBY: KATELIN NELLIGANIan CallinanPOSITION: ROVER/SMALL FORWARDNickname (and its origins):‘Wingnut’ because of my ears. I’ve had it since I can remember.As a boy I supported:Geelong.My most memorable football moment is:Last year’s Premiership. It was unbelievable. It’s what youplay footy for.I’d rather forget the game when:We lose, I feel pretty down straight after.I’m praised for:My fatherhood. I’ve got a little boy, Jack, who’s 2 ½ years old.I’m not so good at:Cooking, bolognaise is the best dish I can make.My football style could be compared to:Jeff Farmer, just because he’s a small forward like myself.The best young player at my club is:Daniel Havelberg because he can play at both ends of theground and he kicked 14 goals in a game last year.The SANFL’s most exciting player is:Daniel Schell. He’s great at marking and probably takes ahanger every week.The best advice given:Work hard and what you put in is what you’ll get out.A nightmare room mate would be (and why):Nathan Grima. He now plays for North Melbourne, but hewas bad last year because he’s a pest. He’s a bit of apractical joker.My long lost twin is:One of the Gowans brothers.My party trick is:I don’t really have a party trick. I prefer just having a quietbeer and going with the flow.When I’m at a nightclub you’ll find me:With my mates in a corner.Schnitzel or Carpaccio of Tuna?Schnitzel.My biggest fashion mistake was:Mum making me wear happy pants as a kid.Something my team-mates may not know about me:I’ve only had my car licence for two years.In my future I see:Myself living back in Tasmania.Besides playing football my ambition in life has alwaysbeen to:Settle down with a family and have another brother, orsister, or two for Jack.I play in the SANFL because:It’s fun playing with all your mates and it’s great to play at ahigh level.SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - VISIT: WWW.SANFL.COM.AU 19

STATS AND FACTS | TEAM SHEETNORWOOD v GLENELG 7.40pm, Friday May 23 @ Coopers StadiumLive scores at www.sanfl.com.auBROADCAST ON:TACKLEYOURAdvertise in the next issue of the South Australian Football BudgetContact Scott Cunningham on 8233 9433Records 1921-2008Pl Nw w Gl w DrawMinor Round 211 127 83 1Finals 18 11 7 -ALL ENCOUNTERS 229 138 90 1@ Coopers Oval 82 61 20 1EncountersAll Recent EncountersGlenelg have won 6 of the last 8Recent @ CoopersLast 4 games split with 2 wins eachRecent Results2007 Rd 15 July 15 @ Chall Rec Glenelg 16.16.112 d Norwood 14.15.69 by 43pts2007 Rd 9 June 1 @ Coopers Norwood 15.10.100 d Glenelg 9.13.67 by 33pts2006 Rd 18 Aug 5 @ Coopers Glenelg 18.11.119 d Norwood 10.16.76 by 43pts2006 Rd 10 June 12 @ Glenelg Glenelg 19.15.129 d Norwood 7.9.51 by 78pts2006 Rd 1 March31 @ Coopers Norwood 16.14.110 d Glenelg 15.9.99 by 11ptsLast Final1999 1SF Sep 19 @ Football Park Norwood 12.9.81 d Glenelg 10.7.67 by 14ptsLast Draw1964 Rd 2 Apr 18 @ Norwood Norwood 10.20.80 v Glenelg 11.14.80 DRAWRecords NORWOOD GLENELGHighest Score 31.9.195 (Rd15 Aug25 1937 @Ad) 32.24.216 (Rd20 Aug30 1969 @Gl)Lowest Score 4.7.31 (PF Sept26 1981 @FP) 1.4.10 (Rd16 July16 2004 @Nw)Highest Losing Score 19.11.125 (Rd10 July14 1936 @Gl) 21.17.143 (Rd6 May11 1974 @Gl)Lowest Winning Score 6.22.58 (Rd12 July21 1945 @Gl) 9.8.62 (Rd17 July28 2001 @Gl)Biggest Winning Margin 127pts (Rd18 Aug2 1997 @Gl) 112pts (Rd20 Aug30 1969 @Gl)20SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 9 - LEAGUE FOOTY

NORWOODGLENELGCoach: Trevor HillColours: Red and BlueMajor Sponsor: Fairmont HomesCoach: Mark MickanColours: Black and GoldMajor Sponsor: Gliderol Garage DoorsNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B1 COCKSHELL, Adam ............. 21 ...199 .. 102 .....33 ....34 ...............2 VLATKO, Jamie .................... 24 ...190 .... 86 .....83 ..155 ...............3 DOYLE, Stephen .................. 26 ...203 .... 90 .....19 ....10 ...............4 GALLAGHER, James (C)....... 28 ...176 .... 74 ...143 ....85 ...............5 TROTTER, David ................. 22 ...186 .... 84 .......3 ......3 ...............6 CAMPBELL, Bryce ............... 23 ...181 .... 79 .....65 ....47 ...............7 AISH, Jesse ........................ 21 ...188 .... 74 .....18 ....30 ...............9 ZORZI, Brett (VC) ................ 28 ...183 .... 88 .....52 ......1 ...............10 LOWER, Nick ...................... 20 ...187 .... 86 .....36 ......4 ...............11 WEATHERALD, Tim.............. 30 ...175 .... 75 ...254 ..202 ...............16 ROWE, Sam ........................ 20 ...198 .... 94 .......4 ......4 ...............17 DAVIS, Matthew .................. 21 ...189 .... 85 .......7 ......2 ...............18 BARTEMUCCI, Matthew ....... 27 ...180 .... 70 ...124 ..120 ...............19 NITSCHKE, Luke ................. 23 ...179 .... 74 .....63 ......8 ...............20 CULPITT, Heath .................. 30 ...183 .... 81 .....98 ....70 ...............21 PUOPOLO, Paul .................. 20 ...175 .... 75 .....12 ......6 ...............22 BOWN, Stuart ..................... 29 ...191 .... 89 ...154 ..117 ...............24 WALKER, Taylor .................. 18 ...191 .... 86 .......4 ....10 ...............25 JACKMAN, Nicholas ............ 25 ...187 .... 86 .....88 ....14 ...............29 DUIGAN, Nicholas ............... 23 ...186 .... 85 .....40 ......7 ...............37 DONOHUE, Josh ................. 19 ...175 .... 65 .....11 ....18 ...............40 KITE, Aaron ........................ 18 ...191 .... 77 .......4 ......0 ...............45 TYRRELL, Kenrick ............... 23 ...193 .... 89 .......9 ......0 ...............Rushed ..........................................................................................................................................No PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B1 GRIMA, Todd....................... 21 ...192 .... 94 .......6 ....16 ...............2 BACKWELL, Brett ................ 28 ...173 .... 74 ...116 ..100 ...............3 KANE, Ben ......................... 25 ...184 .... 83 .....29 ....11 ...............5 FISHER, Adam (VC)............. 24 ...180 .... 83 .....58 ....25 ...............6 PANOZZO, Luke .................. 24 ...185 .... 79 .....92 ....39 ...............7 HOLMES, Thomas ............... 19 ...176 .... 73 .....10 ......7 ...............8 BLOCK, Lucas ..................... 23 ...184 .... 79 .....26 ......3 ...............9 CRANSTON, Trevor .............. 28 ...193 .... 92 .....78 ....12 ...............10 BODE, Matthew ................... 28 ...175 .... 72 .....53 ....62 ...............14 ALLEN, Ty........................... 23 ...178 .... 75 .....49 ....15 ...............15 RUDOLPH, Samuel .............. 24 ...189 .... 81 .....29 ......6 ...............16 SHERWOOD, Paul ............... 32 ...189 .... 90 ...176 ....21 ...............17 RUWOLDT, Mark ................. 22 ...178 .... 70 .....50 ....41 ...............18 SUGARS, Brad .................... 21 ...188 .... 85 .....13 ......1 ...............19 HINGE, John ....................... 21 ...185 .... 85 .....45 ....10 ...............23 MURPHY, Byron .................. 23 ...181 .... 80 .....24 ......6 ...............25 DULDIG, Matthew ............... 23 ...191 .... 96 .....70 ..126 ...............26 KIRKBY, Ruory .................... 22 ...189 .... 82 .....41 ....42 ...............28 SELLAR, James ................... 19 ...195 .... 89 .....22 ....24 ...............33 MCCONNELL, Justin ............ 26 ...185 .... 85 .....49 ..127 ...............34 MULES, Ben (C).................. 25 ...182 .... 83 ...103 ....20 ...............44 BUTTON, Lachlan ............... 19 ...198 .... 98 .....15 ......2 ...............47 ADLINGTON, Paul ............... 19 ...182 .... 80 .......1 ......0 ...............Rushed ..........................................................................................................................................LEAGUE UMPIRESField:MichaelAvonCoreyBowenAll figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals. State matches not included.TonyDeyBoundary:Goal:Linden SmithSean BurtonLeo CorrieriJoon-Yip WongLeagueNORWOODGLENELGLEAGUE SCORE CARDA. NORWOOD C. EAGLES E. WEST G. PORTB. GLENELG D. NORTH F. SOUTH H. CENTRAL1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsRESERVES: 4.55pm, Friday May 23 @ Coopers StadiumNORWOOD Coach: Duane Stewart GLENELG Coach: Michael Godden14 COOMBES, Joel............15 DE VRIES, Brad ...........23 MCDONNELL, Edward ..26 FARMER, Roy...............32 KIRWAN, Andrew .........33 DEJONGH, Rob ............34 ALWAN, Ziggie .............RESERVES UMPIRES38 LITTLER, Brendan ........39 DOUGLAS, Malcolm .....41 KEAIN, Patrick .............42 TUTT, Ryan ..................43 WEBBER, Timothy Paul46 BENBOW, Joshua .........47 BRUNOLI, Matthew ......48 SCHULZ, Toby .............49 POLLOCK, Steven .........50 MARSHALL, Peter ........51 FOSDIKE, Matthew .......53 ROSSI, Dean ................54 HOLM, Ryan ................58 THOMAS, Brad .............Field: Mark HardhamBoundary: Dillon TeeGoal: Mathew WilsonSimon ThompsonAnthony BratolliMatthew WilliamsDaniel Kowal11 SUNDQVIST, Jarrad ......12 GROSSER, Trent ...........21 LEWIS, Scott ................22 LIEBELT, Michael .........24 FOSDIKE, Jack .............30 KANE, Chris .................31 KELLOCK, Jarrod ..........32 LALLY, Angus ...............35 MCGREGOR, Lachlan ....36 PLANT, Robert..............37 HORAN, Jack ...............39 GRAHAM, Matthew .......42 BASIR, Adam ...............45 WALLENT, Tom .............46 CAREY, Alex .................48 GUILHAUS, Sebastian ..49 CURNOW, Edward .........50 SVERDLOFF, Samuel.....51 CLAYSON, Luke ............56 O’GRADY, Richard ........Reserves1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsNORWOODGLENELGSANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - VISIT: WWW.SANFL.COM.AU 21

STATS AND FACTS | TEAM SHEETEAGLES v NORTH 2.00pm, Saturday May 24 @ Woodville OvalLive scores at www.sanfl.com.auBROADCAST ON:Looking for a past issueof the FOOTBALL BUDGET?Boylen Publishing may be able to help.Call us on 8233 9433, or email admin@boylen.com.auRecords 1991-2008Pl Ea w NA w DrawMinor Round 46 33 13 -Finals 6 3 3 -ALL ENCOUNTERS 52 36 16 -@ Woodville Oval 16 14 2 -EncountersAll Recent EncountersNorth have won last threeRecent @ WoodvilleEagles have won 11 of the last 12Recent Results2008 Rd 1 March 29 @ Prospect North 17.14.116 d Eagles 18.2.110 by 6pts2007 PF Sept 30 @ Adelaide North 18.14.122 d Eagles 15.6.96 by 26pts2007 QF Sept 16 @ Adelaide North 10.9.69 d Eagles 8.14.62 by 7pts2007 Rd 20 Aug 18 @ Woodville Eagles 14.12.96 d North 13.15.93 by 3pts2007 Rd 11 June 17 @ Prospect North 17.8.110 d Eagles 12.10.82 by 28pts2006 PF Oct 1 @ Adelaide Eagles 13.20.98 d North 13.13.91 by 7pts2006 Rd 19 Aug 19 @ Woodville Eagles 21.21.147 d North 13.11.89 by 58pts2006 Rd 9 June 3 @ Thebarton Eagles 23.9.147 d North 9.14.68 by 69pts2006 Rd 1 April 1 @ Prospect North 18.14.122 d Eagles 15.10.100 by 22ptsLast Final2007 PF Sept 30 @ Adelaide North 18.14.122 d Eagles 15.6.96 by 26ptsRecords EAGLES NORTHHighest Score 30.14.194 (Rd5 Apr16 1994 @Wd) 28.12.180 (Rd7 May5 1991 @Pr)Lowest Score 3.9.27 (Rd19 July22 1995 @Wd) 4.8.32 (Rd21 Aug21 1993 @Pr)Highest Losing Score 15.8.98 (Rd14 June19 1994 @FP) 17.8.110 (Rd17 July27 2003 @Wd)Lowest Winning Score 8.9.57 (Rd14 July6 1996 @FP) 5.11.41 (Rd19 July22 1995 @Wd)Biggest Winning Margin 156pts (Rd21 Aug21 1993 @Pr) 131pts (Rd7 May5 1991 @Pr))22SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 9 - LEAGUE FOOTY

EAGLESNORTHCoach: Ron FullerColours: Blue, Green and GoldMajor Sponsor: HillsCoach: Andrew JarmanColours: Red and WhiteMajor Sponsor: MistralNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B3 JARRAD, Luke (DVC) ........... 24 ...183 .... 84 .....51 ....21 ...............4 FIACCHI, Peter .................... 27 ...183 .... 82 ...111 ....40 ...............5 TREEBY, Leigh (DVC)........... 24 ...180 .... 83 .....94 ....60 ...............6 PASSADOR, Mark ................ 29 ...188 .... 92 .....98 ..274 ...............7 POWELL, Luke .................... 27 ...185 .... 87 ...111 ....29 ...............10 ROBERTS, Daniel ................ 21 ...194 .... 98 .......8 ......1 ...............11 SCHWARZE, Ben ................. 24 ...190 .... 91 .....24 ....60 ...............12 GEDDES, Bradley ................ 20 ...184 .... 85 .......5 ......2 ...............13 PETRENKO, Jared ............... 18 ...179 .... 70 .......3 ......0 ...............14 GROCKE, Adam ................... 23 ...192 .... 95 .....68 ....74 ...............20 MCENTEE, James ................ 23 ...194 .... 90 .....38 ....34 ...............23 COLVILLE, Gavin ................. 31 ...178 .... 81 ...224 ..123 ...............25 RIMINGTON, James ............. 21 ...180 .... 83 .......4 ......1 ...............26 SYMMONS, Dale ................. 22 ...184 .... 78 .....53 ....54 ...............28 DABROWSKI, Brad (C)......... 27 ...198 .. 101 ...114 ....31 ...............30 SALTER, Nick ..................... 20 ...189 .... 90 .....30 ....49 ...............32 FAIRCLOUGH, Sam ............. 18 ...179 .... 84 .....35 ....11 ...............34 STEWART, Paul ................... 20 ...188 .... 80 .....15 ......2 ...............35 FITZGERALD, Craig ............. 20 ...177 .... 71 .....16 ....23 ...............37 HENTSCHEL, Trent .............. 25 ...191 .... 90 .....31 ....44 ...............43 JACKY, Jarrhan .................... 19 ...178 .... 74 .......4 ......3 ...............49 DANIEL, Nathan .................. 18 ...188 .... 88 .......0 ......0 ...............52 HICKS, Cody ....................... 18 ...180 .... 77 .......6 ......3 ...............Rushed ..........................................................................................................................................No PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B2 ALLEWAY, Clint ................... 27 ...191 .. 100 .....42 ....79 ...............3 O’BRIEN, Rory .................... 21 ...172 .... 80 .......7 ......9 ...............4 CLARKE, David ................... 28 ...183 .... 82 .....36 ....11 ...............5 COULTER, Josh ................... 27 ...185 .... 88 .....75 ....37 ...............8 KRIEG, Matthew .................. 28 ...180 .... 82 ...102 ....44 ...............10 IVENS, Luke ....................... 25 ...186 .... 87 ...115 ....13 ...............12 ARCHARD, Rhys .................. 25 ...178 .... 78 .....36 ....45 ...............14 WHITE, Brett (VC) ............... 27 ...183 .... 82 .....87 ....12 ...............15 SPORN, Trent ...................... 25 ...185 .... 78 .....33 ....10 ...............16 ALLAN, James ..................... 23 ...173 .... 75 .....28 ....20 ...............17 MOTLOP, Marlon ................. 18 ...180 .... 72 .......0 ......0 ...............18 EBERT, Ricky ...................... 21 ...180 .... 81 .......7 ......0 ...............23 LONIE, Nathan .................... 25 ...189 .... 84 .....14 ......9 ...............24 WHITE, Damon ................... 24 ...193 .... 94 .....54 ..105 ...............25 GILL, Nick .......................... 25 ...193 .... 91 .....50 ..103 ...............26 WARD, Daniel ..................... 30 ...185 .... 80 .......2 ......0 ...............30 YOUNIE, Heath (AC)............ 29 ...179 .... 77 ...141 ..218 ...............31 WRIGHT, Matthew ............... 18 ...175 .... 76 .....13 ....17 ...............32 RYSWYK, Leigh ................... 23 ...179 .... 77 .....47 ....28 ...............35 MCINTYRE, Andrew ............. 21 ...190 .... 80 .....41 ......6 ...............43 O’HARA, Brett ..................... 26 ...198 .... 99 ...129 ....19 ...............49 CUNNINGHAM, Damian ....... 20 ...184 .... 83 .....12 ......0 ...............52 DELVINS, Timothy ............... 21 ...179 .... 80 .......8 ......0 ...............54 THOMPSON, Wade .............. 19 ...176 .... 76 .......0 ......0 ...............48 WAKELIN, Daniel ................ 28 ...200 .... 97 .....79 ......0 ...............Rushed ..........................................................................................................................................LEAGUE UMPIRESField:ColinRowstonSamHayAll figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals. State matches not included.TheronPhilpBoundary:Goal:Shane ThieleSteven WilsonBlake EmminsMatthew CumminsDaniel HoskinLeagueEAGLESNORTHLEAGUE SCORE CARDA. NORWOOD C. EAGLES E. WEST G. PORTB. GLENELG D. NORTH F. SOUTH H. CENTRAL1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsRESERVES: 11.15am, Saturday May 24 @ Woodville OvalEAGLES Coach: Andrew Rogers NORTH Coach: Scott Peters1 KLUN, Adam................2 WRIGHT, Jarrad ............9 FIACCHI, Robert ...........15 HIER, Zack ..................16 LEE, Jonathan ..............17 LEIGHTON, Tallan ........19 TWOMEY, Nathan .........RESERVES UMPIRES22 STAPLE, Lee ................27 CORBETT, Tom .............31 COUCH, Thomas ..........33 JOLLY, Adam ................36 GOGOLL, Craig .............38 PAPPS, Brendan ...........39 GROCKE, Christian .......41 MALINOVSKI, Nickolas .45 GIUFFREDA, Patrick .....46 PAVLICH, Jake .............47 ARBON, Benjamin ........48 WILLIAMSON, Damien ..50 RAYNER, Nathan ..........60 EDWARDS, Zac ............Field: Dennis RussellBoundary: Jason MooreGoal: Matthew NortonMatt JohnstonTim BryantRory SmithCraig FleerShannon Barry6 STRIBLING, Toby..........7 WALKER, Kingsley ........9 STEWART, Daniel ..........11 MARTIN, Timothy .........13 MCGAHEY, Ryan ...........20 ARMSTRONG, Tony .......21 EBERT, Daniel ..............22 BROWN, Tarquin ..........28 ARMSTRONG, Dale .......ReservesEAGLESNORTH29 SCHUBERT, Shane .......33 O’KEEFE, Rhys .............36 DOWN, Matthew ...........37 GALLMAN, Greg ...........38 GROSE, Gavin ..............39 CHRISTIE, Dean ...........41 CAMPBELL, Paul ..........42 THIELE, Cohen .............45 MILLAR, Zachary ..........46 CAMPBELL, Joel...........47 PFEIFFER, Todd ...........53 STARKE, Joshua ...........56 THOMPSON, Kriston .....57 SANDLAND, Luke .........58 WALTON, Sam ..............59 BORAS, Johnny ............1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsSANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - VISIT: WWW.SANFL.COM.AU 23

STATS AND FACTS | TEAM SHEETWEST v SOUTH 2.00pm, Saturday May 24 @ Broadspectrum OvalLive scores at www.sanfl.com.auBROADCAST ON:Looking for a great hotel?www.sahotels.com.auRecords 1907-2008Pl WA w SA w DrawMinor Round 224 130 92 2Finals 2 2 0 -ALL ENCOUNTERS 226 132 92 2@ Hickinbotham Oval 13 8 4 1EncountersAll Recent EncountersSouth won last 6 of last 8Recent @ Broadspectrum OvalSouth have won last 2Recent Results2008 Rd 3 April 12 @ Hickinbotham South 9.11.65 d West 9.7.61 by 4pts2007 Rd 19 Aug 12 @ Hickinbotham West 19.14.128 d South 10.14.74 by 54pts2007 Rd 10 June 9 @ Broadspectrum South 17.16.118 d West 8.11.59 by 59pts2006 Rd 22 Sept 2 @ Noarlunga South 23.16.154 d West 11.13.79 by 75pts2006 Rd 11 June 17 @ Broadspectrum South 16.15.111 d West 12.11.83 by 28pts2006 Rd 3 April 15 @ Encounter Bay South 21.13.139 d West 12.11.83 by 56ptsLast Final1991 PF Sept 29 @ Football Pk West 18.16.124 d South 15.13.103 by 21ptsLast Draw1997 Rd 7 May 10 @ Noarlunga South 10.6.66 v West 9.12.66 DRAWRecords WEST SOUTHHighest Score 33.23.221 (Rd18 Sept5 1959 @Ad) 25.24.174 (Rd1 Apr23 1938 @Ad)Lowest Score 3.7.25 (Rd10 July10 1920 @Ad) 3.6.24 (Rd15 Aug11 1956 @Ke)Highest Losing Score 17.15.117 (Rd8 June8 1940 @Ad) 21.13.139 (Rd11 June14 1986 @Ri)Lowest Winning Score 4.10.34 (Rd4 May23 1914 @Ad) 4.10.34 (Rd5 June11 1910 @Ad)Biggest Winning Margin 175pts (Rd18 Sept5 1959 @Ad) 110pts (Rd15 Aug22 1936 @Un)24SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 9 - LEAGUE FOOTY

WESTSOUTHCoach: Andrew CollinsColours: Red and BlackMajor Sponsor: Adelaide GalvanisingCoach: John CahillColours: Navy and WhiteMajor Sponsors: Southgate HoldenWoodroffe EquipmentNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B1 HASSAN, Salim ................... 25 ...175 .... 80 .....45 ....35 ...............2 EZARD, James .................... 22 ...180 .... 77 .....40 ....18 ...............3 HAMBLIN, Murray ............... 30 ...188 .... 84 .....88 ....30 ...............5 CUPIDO, Damian ................. 26 ...183 .... 98 .....45 ....93 ...............7 BAILEY, Stephen ................. 27 ...182 .... 78 .....61 ....27 ...............9 DONALDSON, Luke ............. 27 ...179 .... 82 .....95 ....31 ...............10 PRATT, John ........................ 21 ...179 .... 87 .......9 ......5 ...............12 McCORMICK, Simon (VC)..... 29 ...186 .... 82 .....26 ....11 ...............13 CAIRE, Daniel ..................... 20 ...176 .... 76 .....35 ....15 ...............16 WILLITS, Ryan .................... 21 ...197 .... 98 .....48 ....34 ...............19 FISHER, Benjamin .............. 22 ...182 .... 75 .....22 ....19 ...............21 ROWE, Jeremy .................... 24 ...178 .... 86 .....11 ......3 ...............22 PIASENTE, David ................ 25 ...181 .... 81 .....93 ....20 ...............23 BUCKLEY, Caolan ................ 19 ...183 .... 84 .....15 ....11 ...............24 NEAVES, Shane ................... 21 ...199 .... 99 .......7 ......0 ...............27 FERGUSON, Ryan ............... 26 ...197 .... 91 .......7 ......0 ...............29 HUTCHINS, Alex ................. 19 ...187 .... 79 .....28 ......4 ...............30 FIELKE, Aaron .................... 19 ...183 .... 81 .....10 ......4 ...............31 BROWN, Nathan (C) ............ 31 ...180 .... 81 .....26 ......6 ...............38 MORRIS, Steven ................. 19 ...185 .... 80 .......3 ......2 ...............42 WALSH, Peter ..................... 31 ...180 .... 82 .....57 ....13 ...............46 THOMPSON, Kurt ................ 20 ...188 .... 80 .......0 ......0 ...............47 VANDERHAAK, James .......... 20 ...185 .... 78 .......0 ......0 ...............Rushed ..........................................................................................................................................LEAGUE UMPIRESField:DerekWoodcockTobyMedlinAll figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals. State matches not included.RichardWilliamsBoundary:Goal:Chris BullMatthew FallonGeorge DiakomichalisShannon RiggsRESERVES: 11.15am, Saturday May 24 @ Broadspectrum OvalNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B3 ELLIS, Dale ........................ 25 ...193 .... 95 .....59 ....90 ...............4 BENNETT, Gerrard ............... 29 ...188 .... 90 ...109 ....16 ...............5 PRENDERGAST, Ian ............ 27 ...195 .... 95 .....24 ......5 ...............7 THEWLIS, Josh ................... 23 ...187 .... 90 .....46 ....24 ...............8 SMITH, Mathew (VC) ........... 27 ...180 .... 84 .....78 ....26 ...............9 NEAGLE, Benjamin ............. 26 ...180 .... 85 .....64 ....11 ...............10 TORNEY, Jason (C) .............. 30 ...186 .... 84 .....22 ....13 ...............11 SANDERY, Mitchell .............. 22 ...177 .... 80 .....35 ....10 ...............12 ELLIOTT, Sam ..................... 20 ...176 .... 75 .....12 ......0 ...............14 BAIRD, Travis ...................... 21 ...190 .... 85 .......7 ......2 ...............16 TURNER, James .................. 19 ...190 .... 84 .....13 ......0 ...............17 BOYD, James ...................... 19 ...174 .... 72 .....10 ......4 ...............19 WARREN, Benjamin............. 26 ...188 .... 87 ...117 ..242 ...............20 ILJCESEN, Denis ................. 24 ...186 .... 85 .....41 ....57 ...............23 KING, Brett ......................... 28 ...201 .. 100 .....48 ......1 ...............29 HATELEY, Thomas ............... 25 ...193 .... 91 .....60 ......4 ...............32 WILLIAMS, Dylan ................ 21 ...182 .... 80 .....29 ....15 ...............33 HANDBY, Michael ................ 25 ...190 .... 90 ...111 ....64 ...............34 PARRY, Craig ....................... 24 ...194 .... 98 .....96 ....34 ...............37 OTTEN, Andrew ................... 19 ...190 .... 90 .......6 ......4 ...............46 ROLFE, Peter ...................... 19 ...182 .... 75 .......0 ......0 ...............Rushed ......................................................................................................................................LeagueWESTSOUTHLEAGUE SCORE CARDA. NORWOOD C. EAGLES E. WEST G. PORTB. GLENELG D. NORTH F. SOUTH H. CENTRAL1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsWEST Coach: Nathan Grainger SOUTH Coach: Wayne Slattery4 BARBER, Matthew .......32 LUDERS, Scott ............36 WILSON, Bradley..........40 GILES, Rick .................43 GREEN, Shannon .........44 PLANT, Ryan ................45 PROUD, Daniel ............RESERVES UMPIRES51 ROWE, Gregory .............52 SHEARER, Michael .......53 REBERGER, Mitchell ....54 CLARK, Russell ............55 NICHOLLS, Ryan ..........56 SELFE, Jack ................57 BROWN, Nathan J.........58 WEBB, Daniel ...............60 NELSON, Brandon ........61 BLACKSEL, Todd ..........62 WILLIAMS, Bryce ..........65 PONTT, Anthony ............67 MCALLISTER, Toby .......Field: Richard HarveyBoundary: Matthew Nicholls Goal: Robert TainshMark BarnettDarren WilsonBrad WaltonMatthew Oates1 WILSON, Justin ............2 BACHMANN, Andrew ....6 CRABB, Bradley ...........15 SAMPSON, Joshua ........18 NORSWORTHY, Chad ....21 HUNTER, Bradley .........22 JORASLAFSKY, Samuel .31 RYAN, Leigh .................36 CRATE, Jacob ...............38 SPLITT, Alex ................42 CAUDLE, Thomas .........47 REDIGOLO, Tarak .........51 BARNES, Rigby ............53 WOULD, Scott ..............58 CARROLL, Tom .............60 SKRYPEK, Matthew ......61 ROSIER, Matthew .........63 OBUSHAK, Mark ..........64 DEAN, Gary ..................65 BAXTER, Ashley ...........66 BUTLER, Thomas .........68 LEONARD, Michael .......Reserves1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsWESTSOUTHSANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - VISIT: WWW.SANFL.COM.AU 25

STATS AND FACTS | TEAM SHEETPORT v CENTRAL 2.00pm, Sunday May 25 @ Alberton OvalLive scores at www.sanfl.com.auBROADCAST ON:New address… and a new nameBoylen Media is now located at Level 3, 47 South Tce, Adelaide.Our phone number remains unchanged. Our new fax number is 8212 6484.Name changeTo mark our 15th year and the wide scope of work we now undertake,our name will change to Boylen Media.We look forward to seeing you at our new offices in the near future.www.boylen.com.auT 08 8233 9433 F 08 8212 6484Level 3, 47 South Tce, Adelaide SA 5000Records 1964-2008Pl PA w CD w DrawMinor Round 110 71 38 1Finals 14 11 3 -ALL ENCOUNTERS 124 82 41 1@ Alberton Oval 40 29 11 -EncountersAll Recent EncountersCentral have won last 3Recent @ AlbertonPort have won 2 of last 3Recent Results2008 Rd 1 March 29 @ Hamra Homes Central 14.4.88 d Port 10.8.68 by 20pts2007 Rd 17 July 28 @ Alberton Central 14.7.91 d Port 11.12.78 by 13pts2007 Rd 7 May 19 @ Hamra Homes Central 12.11.83 d Port 11.7.73 by 10pts2006 Rd 19 Aug 12 @ Alberton Port 14.22.105 d Central 11.16.82 by 23pts2006 Rd 11 June 17 @ Hamra Homes Central 17.13.115 d Port 12.9.81 by 34pts2006 Rd 2 April 8 @ Alberton Port 14.17.101 d Central 8.9.57 by 44ptysLast Final2005 2SF Sept 18 @ AAMI Central 12.12.84 d Port 5.9.39 by 45ptsLast Draw1980 Rd 1 April 5 @ Elizabeth Central 9.18.72 Port 9.18.72 DRAWRecords PORT CENTRALHighest Score 35.16.226 (Rd11 June12 1976 @FP) 26.15.171 (Rd21 Aug31 1985 @FP)Lowest Score 4.6.30 (Rd2 Apr6 1996 @FP) 1.6.12 (Rd17 Aug12 1967 @El)Highest Losing Score 18.10.118 (Rd22 Aug15 1992 @El) 19.9.123 (Rd3 Apr12 1986 @Al)Lowest Winning Score 7.11.53 (Rd18 Aug5 1972 @El) 8.9.57 (Rd2 Apr6 1996 @FP)Biggest Winning Margin 161pts (Rd11 June12 1976 @FP) 94pts (Rd11 June6 1998 @El)26SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 9 - LEAGUE FOOTY

PORTCENTRALCoach: Tim GineverColours: Black and WhiteMajor Sponsors: Pagel GlassScott’s Transport, Maughan Thiem FordCoach: Roy LairdColours: Red, White and BlueMajor Sponsor: HoldenNo PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B1 AH CHEE, Corey (C)............. 27 ...192 .... 91 ...172 ....52 ...............2 CLAYTON, Jeremy ................ 27 ...175 .... 76 .....62 ....87 ...............4 CARR, Tom ......................... 29 ...184 .... 85 ...147 ....20 ...............6 PERKINS, Justin ................. 25 ...188 .... 87 .....24 ....10 ...............7 MURRAY, Bradley ................ 26 ...182 .... 85 .....17 ....17 ...............8 RUGOLO, Vincenzo .............. 24 ...180 .... 82 .....87 ..112 ...............9 LEES, Daniel ....................... 23 ...186 .... 77 .....34 ......3 ...............12 LOOBY, Tim......................... 21 ...187 .... 89 .....18 ......3 ...............13 DOLLING, Mark ................... 21 ...175 .... 76 .....28 ....10 ...............15 DE PASQUALE, Kristian ....... 27 ...178 .... 82 .....79 ....12 ...............17 LOKAN, Matthew ................. 25 ...188 .... 92 .....46 ....30 ...............20 THURGOOD, Josh ................ 22 ...186 .... 89 .......3 ......2 ...............21 WILSON, Michael ................ 31 ...182 .... 88 .....42 ....10 ...............23 HARGRAVES, Daniel ............ 32 ...192 .... 97 ...146 ..462 ...............24 PERRY, Joel ........................ 22 ...196 .... 93 .....27 ......2 ...............27 MEIKLEJOHN, James .......... 23 ...197 .... 95 .....58 ....15 ...............28 KRAKOUER, Nathan ............ 20 ...182 .... 72 .....10 ....15 ...............32 HALL, Kerren ...................... 19 ...192 .... 96 .......1 ......0 ...............33 SUMMERTON, Steven .......... 20 ...175 .... 74 .....30 ....16 ...............39 CLINCH, Michael ................. 21 ...177 .... 73 .......4 ......1 ...............41 WATERHOUSE, Clive ........... 33 ...187 .... 88 .....74 ..211 ...............46 TAYLOR, Joshua .................. 19 ...190 .... 90 .......1 ......0 ...............48 CARR, Casey ....................... 19 ...182 .... 78 .......1 ......1 ...............Rushed .............................................................. ..........................................................................No PLAYER AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT GAMES GOALS G B3 LAWRY, Heath ..................... 24 ...193 .... 95 .....29 ....40 ...............4 WESTHOFF, Leigh ............... 23 ...180 .... 79 .....37 ....35 ...............7 O’SULLIVAN, Chad .............. 23 ...175 .... 76 .....46 ....61 ...............8 MCCABE, Luke .................... 32 ...182 .... 78 .....43 ....38 ...............9 COCHRANE, Richard ........... 27 ...174 .... 74 ...107 ....34 ...............11 GOODREM, Trent ................. 21 ...183 .... 83 .....19 ....13 ...............13 DUTSCHKE, Scott ............... 21 ...180 .... 76 .....33 ....26 ...............16 THOMAS, Paul (C)............... 26 ...180 .... 79 ...116 ....18 ...............17 GILES, Jonathan ................. 20 ...199 .... 87 .....14 ......6 ...............18 MACKENZIE, Jason ............. 28 ...196 .. 110 ...101 ....30 ...............22 HAYES, Andrew ................... 22 ...188 .... 89 .....38 ......4 ...............27 SCHELL, Daniel .................. 28 ...190 .... 80 ...120 ..276 ...............28 GOWANS, James ................. 31 ...183 .... 86 ...164 ..205 ...............29 FAULKNER, Cameron .......... 23 ...180 .... 75 .......5 ......1 ...............35 WILLIAMS, Ryan ................. 19 ...187 .... 89 .....12 ......7 ...............37 SIBENALER, Yves ................ 29 ...191 .... 94 .....97 ....29 ...............40 HAVELBERG, Daniel ............ 20 ...189 .... 90 .....26 ....49 ...............43 SWITALA, Adam .................. 30 ...183 .... 70 ...168 ....79 ...............47 O’HARA, Brayden ................ 20 ...181 .... 80 .......1 ......0 ...............50 WARE, Elijah....................... 25 ...181 .... 75 .....66 ....79 ...............59 SLADE, Matthew (C) ............ 31 ...174 .... 72 ...187 ..136 ...............Rushed ..........................................................................................................................................LEAGUE UMPIRESField:MatthewCousinsDamianJoyceAll figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals. State matches not included.TimPfeifferBoundary:Goal:Ryan EnglandBrad FiskSteven MurphySteven AxonLeaguePORTCENTRALLEAGUE SCORE CARDA. NORWOOD C. EAGLES E. WEST G. PORTB. GLENELG D. NORTH F. SOUTH H. CENTRAL1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsRESERVES: 11.15am, Saturday May 24 @ Alberton OvalPORT Coach: Mark Tylor CENTRAL Coach: Damian Hicks11 WATSON, Xavier ...........22 WAIT, Tyson .................26 LOBBE, Matthew ..........30 HUGHES, Todd ............31 BIACSI, Shayne ............34 ERSKINE, Jordan .........36 PRIOR, Brett ................37 PICKETT, Dustin ...........RESERVES UMPIRES38 MILERA, Terry ..............39 CLINCH, Michael..........40 HARDER, Luke .............42 PEPE, Adam ................43 GROVE, Corey ..............45 CHRISTMANN, Aaron ...47 FITZGERALD, Dale .......49 EICHNER, Michael .......50 WALKER, Joshua ..........52 MADDEN, Nicholas .......54 STANLEY, Daniel ..........55 FROST, Nicholas ..........58 MCINERNEY, Ryan .......59 CATTERALL, Shane ......60 PHILLIPS, Matthew ......Field: Russell Lindner Boundary: Thomas Knight Goal: Matthew OxfordMichael SchrammAaron O’MalleyJonathan WhiteTony Symons15 SPURR, Lee .................19 SHAW, Earl ..................25 BALDWIN, Joel ............26 COWAN, Luke ..............31 HUDSON, Brodie ..........32 WHITE, Nicholas ..........33 WOODS, Ben................36 MUSOLINO, Christopher38 MCSHANE, Kieran ........41 AUFDERHEIDE, Jeremy42 KELLY, Jayden ..............44 BARMBY, Luke .............45 MCGRATH, Gerard ........46 PORTER, Ryan .............48 MCGEE, Daniel ............49 DUNCAN, Ashley ..........51 COLE, Jarryd ................52 WHILEY, Todd ..............53 EDWARDS, Charles .......55 FOLDESDY, Matthew.....56 SHARPE, Owen ............57 BRADING, Sean ...........Reserves1st 2nd 3rd 4th PointsPORTCENTRALSANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - VISIT: WWW.SANFL.COM.AU 27

ROUND RESULTSROUND RESULTSBEST PLAYERS AND GOALKICKERS – LAST WEEK ROUND 8LEAGUESaturday, May 17NORWOOD 5.5 7.7 11.11 13.13 (91)NORTH 1.4 5.7 8.7 9.9 (63)Best – Norwood: S. Bown, L. Nitschke, N. Lower, A. Kite, P. Puopolo, J. Aish.Best – North: J. Allan, T. Sporn, M. Wright, D. Cunningham, N. Lonie, A. McIntyre.Goals – Norwood: J. Aish 4, J. Vlatko 3, M. Bartemucci, M. Davis, P. Puopolo,S. Rowe, T. Walker, J. Donohue.Goals – North: N. Lonie 2, H. Younie 2, M. Wright, R. Archard, N. Gill,R. O’Brien, T. Sporn.Umpires: D. Kowal, D. Joyce, M. Cousins.Crowd: 2112 @ Prospect Oval.GLENELG 6.2 8.3 12.8 16.10 (106)SOUTH 3.1 3.5 3.5 5.8 (38)Best – Glenelg: T. Allen, B. Kane, J. McConnell, L. Panozzo, T. Cranston, L. Block.Best – South: S. Elliott, B. Warren, M. Handby, A. Otten, J. Thewlis, I. Prendergast.Goals – Glenelg: J. Mcconnell 6, M. Duldig 2, T. Grima 2, J. Sellar, M. Ruwoldt,B. Kane, T. Holmes, T. Cranston, L. Block.Goals – South: B. Warren 4, M. Handby.Umpires: C. Rowston, T. Philp, S. Grun.Crowd: 1383 @ Hickinbotham Oval.Central’s Richard CochraneIn Round 8 action againstWest Adelaide Last Saturday.STURT 2.1 6.3 8.6 12.9 (81)PORT 1.7 4.9 5.10 7.13 (55)Best – Sturt: I. Perrie, A. Whiteman, S. Paynter, C. Sharples, J. Sheedy, J. Mcleay.Best – Port: K. De Pasquale, D. Elstone, M. Dolling, M. Lokan, S. Summerton, D. Lees.Goals – Sturt: I. Perrie 5, B. Chambers 3, D. Wicks, C. Sharples, C. Evans, L. Crane.Goals – Port: D. Hargraves 2, C. Carr, J. Clayton, M. Wilson, M. Clinch, V. Rugolo.Umpires: S. Hay, T. Dey, D. Woodcock.Crowd: 3490 @ House Brothers Oval.CENTRAL 4.1 6.4 9.8 12.8 (80)WEST: 2.1 2.2 4.2 7.5 (47)Best – Central: L. McCabe, A. Hayes, R. Cochrane, A. Switala, R. Williams, D. Schell.Best – West: S. Bailey, R. Ferguson, N. Brown, R. Willits, D. Cupido, S. Morris.Goals – Central: D. Schell 2, T. Goodrem 2, L. Cowan 2, R. Williams 2,D. Havelberg, M. Slade, S. Dutschke, L. Westhoff.Goals – West: S. Bailey 3, S. Morris 2, B. Fisher, R. Willits.Umpires: T. Pfeiffer, C. Carey, A. Crosby.Crowd: 1219 @ Broadspectrum Oval.RESERVES UNDER 19 UNDER 17 (Rd 9)NORTH 12.15 (87)NORWOOD 7.6 (48)Best – North: T. Armstrong, D. Clarke, T. Delvins.Best – Norwood: D. Rossi, R. Tutt, B. Thomas.Goals – North: T. Delvins 4, D. Clarke 2, J. Wundke 2.Goals – Norwood: S. Pollock 2, M. Brunoli, J. Coombes.@ Prospect Oval.GLENELG 15.9 (99)SOUTH 7.12 (54)Best – Glenelg: J. Horan, S. Lewis, A. Lally.Best – South: A. Baxter, S. Joraslafsky, T. Caudle.Goals – Glenelg: R. Plant 4, L. Button 2, A. Lally 2.Goals – South: S. Joraslafsky 2, A. Baxter 2.@ HickinbotHam Oval.STURT 22.11 (143)PORT 8.4 (52)Best – Sturt: F. Deluca, J. Plant, T. Hurley, M. Jaensch.Best – Port: J. Walker, M. Phillips, M. Lobbe.Goals – Sturt: R. Herring 5, J. Fitzgerald 4.Goals – Port: H. Miller 3.@ House Brothers Oval.WEST 7.4 (46)CENTRAL 4.9 (33)Best – West: R. Plant, T. Blacksell, D. Piasente.Best – Central: L. Barmby, A. Duncan, E. Shaw.Goals – West: J. Vanderhaak 2.Goals – Central: R. Porter 2.@ Broadspectrum Oval.NORWOOD 20.19 (142)NORTH 9.7 (61)Best – Norwood: B. Jeffries, M. Arbon, D. Shillabeer.Best – North: S. Mazzone, A. Stephens, S. Baulderstone.Goals – Norwood: D. Shillabeer 8, J. Benbow 3.Goals – North: L. Rinaldi 2.@ Coopers Stadium.GLENELG 14.25 (109)SOUTH 11.6 (72)Best – Glenelg: L. Clayson, H. Jolly, A. Carey.Best – South: B. Corstens, R. Barnes, M. Rosier.Goals – Glenelg: D. Clayfield 3, L. Clayson 3.Goals – South: T. Hooper 3, R. Barnes 3.@ Challenge Recruitment Oval.PORT 20.20 (140)STURT 8.8 (56)Best – Port: N. Frost, J. Moody, B. Prior.Best – Sturt: S. King, A. Twopeny, P. Baccanello.Goals – Port: L. Harder 3, K. Buhlmann 3.Goals – Sturt: T. Gordon 3, J. Mutton 2, A. Kinal.@ Alberton Oval.CENTRAL 10.16 (76)WEST 11.7 (73)Best – Central: T. Sheppard, D. Hynes, T. Dimasi.Best – West: M. Jose, D. Head, T. Silverlock.Goals – Central: D. Hynes 3, S. Atkinson 3.Goals – West: T. Silverlock 4, L. Jennings 2.@ Hamra Homes Oval.NORTH 17.22 (124)NORWOOD 9.15 (69)Best – North: J. Keller, J. Skipworth, D. Steele.Best – Norwood: J. Lewis-Burns, G. Roberts, J. Shaw.Goals – North: D. Steele 4, C. Foura 2.Goals – Norwood: G. Roberts 4, J. Shaw 2.@ Coopers Stadium.SOUTH 14.12 (96)GLENELG 5.13 (43)Best – South: J. Young, O. Carter, C. Bradwell.Best – Glenelg: A. Bradley, A. Perryman, M. Bennett.Goals – South: J. Almond 2, C. Bradwell 2, N. Gericke 2.Goals – Glenelg: J. Georgeson 2.@ Challenge Recruitment Oval.STURT 10.10 (70)PORT 7.17 (59)Best – Sturt: M. O’Malley, J. Johnston, M. Pope.Best – Port: B. Robertson, T. Moody, R. McCafferty.Goals – Sturt: J. O’Sullivan 3, J. Greenslade 2.Goals – Port: J. Solly 2, J. Rosenthal 2.@ Alberton Oval.WEST 14.10 (94)CENTRAL 9.13 (67)Best – West: D. Ribbons, J. Rudiger, J. Schiller.Best – Central: C. Barmby, D. Menzel, B. Williams.Goals – West: M. Rankine 2, B. Kirk 2.Goals – Central: C. Coad 2.@ Hamra Homes Oval.28SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 9 - LEAGUE FOOTY

SCOREBOARD - SANFL | AFL LADDER2008 SEASON SCOREBOARDLEAGUE (Positions at the end of round 8)P W L D F A Pts %Sturt 8 6 2 0 835 511 12 62.04Glenelg 7 6 1 0 780 586 12 57.10Central District 7 5 2 0 614 501 10 55.07Norwood 7 3 3 1 537 620 7 46.41South Adelaide 7 3 3 1 472 703 7 40.17Eagles 7 3 4 0 709 705 6 50.14North Adelaide 7 3 4 0 670 696 6 49.05Port Adelaide Magpies 7 2 5 0 624 630 4 49.76West Adelaide 7 0 7 0 437 726 0 37.58RESERVES (Positions at the end of round 8)P W L D F A Pts %Sturt 8 7 1 0 946 474 14 66.62North Adelaide 7 6 1 0 610 481 12 55.91Glenelg 7 4 3 0 736 595 8 55.30Port Adelaide Magpies 7 3 4 0 605 627 6 49.11Central District 7 3 4 0 524 594 6 46.87Eagles 7 3 4 0 556 668 6 45.42Norwood 7 3 4 0 526 639 6 45.15West Adelaide 7 3 4 0 493 625 6 44.10South Adelaide 7 0 7 0 470 763 0 38.12UNDER 19 (Positions at the end of round 8)P W L D F A Pts %Port Adelaide Magpies 7 7 0 0 856 528 14 61.85Sturt 8 6 2 0 895 642 12 58.23Eagles 7 6 1 0 695 652 12 51.60Glenelg 7 4 3 0 655 599 8 52.23West Adelaide 7 3 4 0 625 562 6 52.65Norwood 7 3 4 0 657 629 6 51.09North Adelaide 7 1 6 0 636 867 2 42.32Central District 7 1 6 0 544 742 2 42.30South Adelaide 7 1 6 0 470 812 2 36.66UNDER 17 (Positions at the end of round 9)P W L D F A Pts %Sturt 9 9 0 0 997 622 18 61.58North Adelaide 8 5 3 0 989 734 10 57.40Eagles 8 5 3 0 901 679 10 57.03Port Adelaide Magpies 8 5 3 0 799 631 10 55.87Glenelg 8 3 4 1 648 738 7 46.75West Adelaide 8 3 5 0 735 830 6 46.96South Adelaide 7 3 4 0 539 704 6 43.36Central District 8 1 6 1 502 945 3 34.69Norwood 8 1 7 0 571 798 2 41.71STANLEY H. LEWIS (Positions at the end of round 8)LEAGUE RES. U19 U17 TOTALSturt 600 350 180 180 1310Glenelg 600 200 120 70 990Eagles 300 150 180 100 730North Adelaide 300 300 30 100 730Central District 500 150 30 30 710Port Adelaide Magpies 200 150 210 100 660Norwood 350 150 90 20 610South Adelaide 350 0 30 60 440West Adelaide 0 150 90 60 3002008 LEAGUE LEADING GOALKICKERS (Positions at the end of round 8)PLAYER CLUB GOALSCHAMBERS, BRANT STURT 35HARGRAVES, DANIEL PORT ADELAIDE MAGPIES 32MCCONNELL, JUSTIN GLENELG 28PERRIE, IAN STURT 25PASSADOR, MARK EAGLES 22WARREN, BENJAMIN SOUTH ADELAIDE 19FITZGERALD, CRAIG EAGLES 17DULDIG, MATTHEW GLENELG 16GRIMA, TODD GLENELG 16ALLEWAY, CLINT NORTH ADELAIDE 15YOUNIE, HEATH NORTH ADELAIDE 152008 AFL LADDER(Positions at the end of round 8)TEAMS P W L D FOR AG % PTSGEELONG 8 8 0 0 910 630 144.4 32HAWTHORN 8 8 0 0 989 706 140.1 32WESTERN BULLDOGS 8 7 0 1 1030 783 131.5 30ADELAIDE 8 6 2 0 867 676 128.3 24SYDNEY 8 4 3 1 763 587 130.0 18NORTH MELBOURNE 8 4 3 1 746 748 99.7 18COLLINGWOOD 8 4 4 0 866 811 106.8 16BRISBANE 8 4 4 0 825 790 104.4 16ST. KILDA 8 4 4 0 745 774 96.3 16PORT ADELAIDE 8 3 5 0 827 836 98.9 12CARLTON 8 3 5 0 794 850 93.4 12RICHMOND 8 2 5 1 810 846 95.7 10ESSENDON 8 2 6 0 735 1057 69.5 8FREMANTLE 8 1 7 0 725 843 86.0 4WEST COAST 8 1 7 0 602 865 69.6 4MELBOURNE 8 1 7 0 623 1055 59.1 4SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - VISIT: WWW.SANFL.COM.AU 29

2008 FIXTURES | BRAIN BENDERS2008 SANFL MATCH FIXTUREROUND 1Friday 28 MarchSturt 14.12 (96) d. Norwood 4.12 (36)Saturday 29 MarchNorth 17.14 (116) d. Eagles 18.2 (110)Central 14.4 (88) d. Port 10.8 (68)Sunday 30 MarchSouth 15.7 (97) d. Glenelg 12.11 (83)Bye - WestROUND 2Saturday 5 AprilGlenelg 19.16 (130) d. Eagles 13.10 (88)South 16.9 (105) d. Port 14.18 (102)Sturt 17.15 (117) d. Central 11.7 (73)Norwood 13.20 (98) d. West 9.11 (65)Bye - NorthROUND 3Saturday 12 AprilPort 19.11 (125) d. Eagles 12.10 (82)Sturt 17.14 (116) d. North 8.8 (56)South 9.11 (65) d. West 9.7 (61)Central 17.13 (115) d. Norwood 6.8 (44)Bye - GlenelgROUND 4Friday 18 AprilEagles 21.10 (136) d. Norwood 14.17 (101)Saturday 19 AprilSturt 17.13 (115) d. South 4.6 (30)Sunday 20 AprilGlenelg 17.19 (121) d. West 9.13 (67)North 14.11 (95) d. Port 13.15 (93)Bye - CentralROUND 5Friday 25 AprilCentral 12.12 (84) d. North 9.11 (65)Norwood 11.12 (78) drew South 11.12 (78)Saturday 26 AprilGlenelg 15.14 (104) d. Sturt 13.12 (89)Eagles 17.7 (109) d. West 9.13 (67)Bye - PortROUND 6Saturday 3 MayEagles 18.9 (117) d. Sturt 12.10 (82)North 24.14 (158) d. South 8.11 (59)Port 17.12 (114) d. West 13.12 (90)Sunday 4 MayGlenelg 13.15 (93) d. Central 13.12 (90)Bye - NorwoodROUND 7Friday 9 MayNorwood 12.17 (89) d. Port 10.7 (67)Saturday 10 MaySturt 22.7 (139) d. West 5.10 (40)Glenelg 22.11 (143) d. North 18.9 (117)Central 12.12 (84) d. Eagles 10.7 (67)Bye - SouthROUND 8Saturday 17 MayNorwood 13.13 (91) d. North 9.9 (63)Glenelg 16.10 (106) d. South 5.8 (38)Sturt 12.9 (81) d. Port 7.13 (55)Central 12.8 (80) d. West 7.5 (47)Bye - EaglesROUND 9Friday 23 MayNorwood v Glenelg @ Coopers StadiumSaturday 24 MayEagles v North @ Woodville OvalWest v South @ Broadspectrum OvalSunday 25 MayPort v Central @ Alberton OvalBye - SturtSTATE GAMESaturday 31 MaySouth Australia v Victoria @ Adelaide OvalROUND 10Saturday 7 JuneCentral v South @ Hamra Homes OvalEagles v Norwood @ Woodville OvalMonday 9 JuneGlenelg v Port @ Challenge Recruitment OvalSturt v North @ House Brothers OvalBye - WestROUND 11Saturday 14 JuneNorth v West @ Prospect OvalSunday 15 JuneSouth v Eagles @ Hickinbotham OvalSturt v Norwood @ House Brothers OvalBye Central, Glenelg & PortROUND 12Saturday 21 JuneCentral v Glenelg @ Hamra Homes OvalEagles v Sturt @ Woodville OvalNorth v South @ Prospect OvalSunday 22 JuneWest v Port @ Broadspectrum OvalBye - NorwoodROUND 13Saturday 28 JuneEagles v Central @ Woodville OvalNorwood v West @ Coopers StadiumPort v North @ Alberton OvalGlenelg v Sturt @ Challenge Recruitment OvalBye - SouthROUND 14Saturday 5 JulyCentral v West @ Hamra Homes OvalNorth v Glenelg @ Prospect OvalPort v Eagles @ Alberton OvalSouth v Norwood @ Hickinbotham OvalBye - SturtROUND 15Saturday 12 JulyCentral v Port @ Hamra Homes OvalWest v Glenelg @ Broadspectrum OvalNorwood v North @ Coopers StadiumSunday 13 JulySturt v South @ Johnstone Park Oval, Murray BridgeBye - EaglesROUND 16Saturday 19 JulyGlenelg v South @ Challenge Recruitment OvalNorth v Eagles @ Prospect OvalNorwood v Central @ Coopers StadiumWest v Sturt @ Broadspectrum OvalBye - PortROUND 17Saturday 26 JulyEagles v West @ Thebarton OvalGlenelg v Norwood @ Challenge Recruitment OvalSouth v Port @ Hickinbotham OvalSturt v Central @ House Brothers OvalBye - NorthROUND 18Saturday 2 AugustSouth v North @ Hickinbotham OvalCentral v Glenelg @ Hamra Homes Oval (N)Sunday 3 AugustPort v Norwood @ Alberton OvalSturt v Eagles @ House Brothers OvalBye - WestROUND 19Saturday 9 AugustEagles v South @ Woodville OvalNorth v Central @ Prospect OvalNorwood v Sturt @ Coopers StadiumWest v Port @ Broadspectrum OvalBye - GlenelgROUND 20Saturday 16 AugustSouth v West @ Hickinbotham OvalSunday 17 AugustGlenelg v North @ Challenge Recruitment OvalPort v Sturt @ Alberton OvalBye Central, Norwood and EaglesROUND 21Saturday 23 AugustEagles v Glenelg @ Woodville OvalNorwood v West @ Coopers StadiumSouth v Central @ Hickinbotham OvalNorth v Port @ Prospect OvalBye - SturtROUND 22Saturday 30 AugustEagles v Norwood @ Woodville OvalSunday 31 AugustSturt v South @ House Brothers OvalWest v Central @ Broadspectrum OvalPort v Glenelg @ Alberton OvalBye - NorthROUND 23Saturday 6 SeptemberGlenelg v Norwood @ Challenge Recruitment OvalPort v Eagles @ Alberton OvalWest v North @ Broadspectrum OvalCentral v Sturt @ Hamra Homes Oval (N)Bye South*Subject to changeSANFL FINALSFINALS WEEK #1Sunday 14 SeptemberLeague Elimination Final @ 12.10pmLeague Qualifying Final @ 3.10pmMatches to be played at Adelaide OvalFINALS WEEK #2Sunday 21 SeptemberLeague 1st Semi Final @ 12.10pmLeague 2nd Semi Final @ 3.10pmMatches to be played at Adelaide OvalFINALS WEEK #3Sunday 28 SeptemberLeague Preliminary Final @ 3.10pmMatch to be played at Adelaide OvalFINALS WEEK #4Sunday 5 OctoberUnder 19 Grand Final @ 9.05amReserves Grand Final @ 12.00pmLeague Grand Final @ 3.10pmAll matches to be played at AAMI StadiumMATCH TIMES - (N) - signifies a night matchFriday night matches (Coopers Stadium) - 7.40pmSaturday afternoon matches - 2.00pm (including ABC TV telecast matches)Saturday night matches (Hamra Homes Oval) - 6.30pmSunday afternoon matches - 2.00pmState Game - 1.40pmRegional Country matches - 2.00pmBRAIN BENDERS1. What SANFL club did former Adelaide Crows player MarkBickley play for?2. Who was Norwood’s leading goalkicker in 1998?3. Who won North Adelaide’s 2005 Best-and-Fairest award?4. Which clubs played in the 2006 Preliminary Final?5. Can you name the Sturt player who played his 150th gamein round six against the Eagles?6. What Eagles player picked up five votes against Norwood inthe round four be active Star Player of the Year and R.OShearman Medal award?7. Who booted six goals for Sturt in their round one win over Norwood?8. Who coached South from 1994-1996?9. What Magpies star won the 2005 Magarey Medal?10. Which SANFL clubs did Norwood coach Trevor Hill play for?ANSWERS:1. South. 2. Cristian O’Brien/31 goals. 3. Luke Ivens. 4. Eagles and North. 5. Andrew Whiteman. 6. Luke Powell. 7. Ian Perrie. 8. Ken Sheldon. 9. Jeremy Clayton. 10. North and West Torrens.30SANFL FOOTBALL BUDGET - ROUND 9 - LEAGUE FOOTY

GLENELG TIGERSSAM RUDOLPHGlenelg’s Sam Rudolph gets the better of Sturt’s gun fullforward Brant Chambers during the Tiger’s superb 15 point winover the Double Blues at House Brothers Oval in Round Five.