SA Footy

Sunday April 22

Eagles v Glenelg (Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval) – 2.10pm
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EAGLES
League

Woodville-West Torrens has added to its midfield depth at selection ahead of its contest against Glenelg on Sunday.

Veteran Scott Lewis, big-bodied Jack Firns and possible BankSA Rookie James Rowe have been included in the 23-man squad.

Standing at just 173cm and 74kg, 18-year-old Rowe – a genuine ball magnet- is the son of Norwood premiership rover Stephen Rowe.

He has been named on a five-man extended interchange bench, with Jackson Lee already sent back to the Reserves.



F: N. Hayes, Lukosius, Poole

HF: Gray, J. Hayes, Haylock

C: J. Gaffney, Sharrad, Johansen

HB: Westbrook, Thompson, Stewart

B: Giuffreda, Heinjus, Von Bertouch



R: Redden, Rowland, Boyd

INT: Borholm, Hall, Rowe, Firns, Lewis

IN: Lewis, Firns, Rowe

OUT: Lee



Reserves
McLeod, Sheppard, Cook, Hawkins, Sibley, W.McPherson, Minney, Weidemann, Comitogianni, Schmusch, X.Redden, Smith, Martin, C.Gaffney, Miller, Moore, Lee, Wehr, Woods, West.

Under-18
F: Burgoyne, Pearce, McNeil
HF: Friend, Armfield, Miller
C: Marin Frederick, Bailey, Michael Frederick
HB: Smith, R. Bruce, Practico
B: Brill, McNeilly, McCann

R: Michael, Pudney, Mead
INT: Arriola, Carter, Dorizzi, Larrson, McCauley, Schoenberg





GLENELG
League

Glenelg has named two possible BankSA rookies in its line-up to face the Eagles on Sunday.

Defender Sam Walker (19, 186cm and 83kg) and ruckman Tim Sullivan (19, 198cm and 96kg) have been included in the Bays’ 23-man squad.

They have been joined on the extended interchange bench by wingman Carl Nicholson, who was a late withdrawal in Round 3 with a calf/ankle ailment.

NT Thunder recruit Neil Vea Vea is unavailable due to a leg injury.



F: Koster, Reynolds, Hosie

HF: T. Milera, Scott, I. Milera

C: Motlop, Sawford, Chalmers

HB: Schott, Curran, Scharenberg

B: Uebergang, Proud, Joseph



R: White, Hawkins, Snook

INT: Walker, Sullivan, McCarthy, Martini, Nicholson

IN: Sullivan, Walker, Nicholson

OUT: Vea Vea (leg)



Reserves
Amato, H. Boyle, Buchanan, Clark, Close, Corcoran, Cox, Davidson, Davis, Earl, Feely, Jordan, Kerrish, Mackenzie, Noble, Papatolis, Robinson, Slade, Wanganeen, Woolard, Yates.

Under-18
F: Carmody, Di Sotto, Corso
HF: Edwards, Le Cornu, W. Schreiber
C: McDermott, S. Schreiber, McMurray
HB: Wisdom, Gould, Betterman
B: Dowdell, Strickland, Lovelock

R: T. Jones, Searle, Potter
INT: N. Jones, Bonutto, Holyoak, Liambis

Eagles by 5 goals

EA $1.33
GL $3

Hybrids by 44pts.

Eagles by 20-25 points

Thinking of a small interest bet on the bays+30.

Can they keep it under that?

No boyd goldsworthy sinor petrenko so glenelg a definite chance

Eagles 7.5(47)
Bays 3.7(25)

Half time

Thought bays might give them a run for thier money.

Eagles 11.9(75)
Bays 5.11(41)

3/4 time

another grub wrote:Thought bays might give them a run for thier money.

Had as much of the play. Missed a lot of easy ones.

Eagles 14.10(94)
Bays 6.11(47)

10 mins last quarter

Weak as psss

Eagles 18.12(120)
Bays 8.11(59)

Final score

That was a disappointing result. Thought the Bays would’ve got much closer than that

Efficient and workmanlike by the Eagles. Bays probably should have been level at half time but kicked poorly for goal. James Rowe a very mature and composed debut for the Eagles. Lukosius played more up the ground today and was very damaging. On-ball brigade performing well considering no Petrenko, Sinor, Goldsworthy or Boyd today. When they return, the depth will certainly be deeper than previous years when we have been found wanting at the business end of the season. Redden has been a revelation this season at ball ups and also around the ground. Good test against North next week who have 3 ex Eagles playing for them.

10 goal win and 10 more scoring shots . Probably the best team won and no excuses about missed opportunities. A few good players out as well which is a good sign for the Eagles . They are the team to beat.

wedgetail wrote:Efficient and workmanlike by the Eagles. Bays probably should have been level at half time but kicked poorly for goal. James Rowe a very mature and composed debut for the Eagles. Lukosius played more up the ground today and was very damaging. On-ball brigade performing well considering no Petrenko, Sinor, Goldsworthy or Boyd today. When they return, the depth will certainly be deeper than previous years when we have been found wanting at the business end of the season. Redden has been a revelation this season at ball ups and also around the ground. Good test against North next week who have 3 ex Eagles playing for them.

I'd also like to mention the 2 ex Mapies players Sharrod and Gray on their contribution. I can't help wondering with all the Magpie player that have left over the last few seasons to rival SANFL clubs, how good a team they may have had as a stand alone Magpie side.

Final Woodville Oval

Eagles 18-12-120 def Glenelg 8-11-59

Goals
Eagles: Johansen 4, Hayes 3, Lukosius 3, Gray 2, J Hayes 2, Haylock, Redden, Sharrad, L Thompson
Glenelg: Scott 3, Hosie, Koster, T Milera, Motlop, Reynolds

Disposals
Eagles: Hall 31, Rowe 27, Sharrad 26, Stewart 23, Poole 21
Glenelg: Schott 29, Scharenberg 22, Motlop 22

Stats:
Disposals WWT 351, Gl 299
Tackles WWT 55, Gl 63
Free’s WWT 23, Gl 16
Hitouts WWT 42, Gl 22
Inside 50’s WWT 49, Gl 40