SANFL 2025

[MannyK]

Every Norwood home match of the SANFL season will be broadcast 100% live with NO DELAY on the SEN App, using SEN Stadium technology.
Download the SEN App, and listen to the commentary using the SEN Stadium feature to hear NORWOOD LIVE.

[saintal]

16,445 attended the 5 easter weekend games.

Slightly down on last season (17,144, which was also round 1) but ahead of 2023 and 2022.

Hopefully the pioneers of SANFL Good Friday football are given a home game next season.

[Hazydog]

How many were at Alberton .. noticed that was the only game without a crowd number in Saturday’s tiser

[Spargo]

How many were at Alberton .. noticed that was the only game without a crowd number in Saturday’s tiser

1563

[whybother]

Was that the lowest attendance ?

[MJP1993]

How many were at Alberton .. noticed that was the only game without a crowd number in Saturday’s tiser

1563

I think we had more at Richmond oval .

[saintal]

Was that the lowest attendance ?

Parade - 3,562
Richmond - 2,042
Prospect - 4,047
Glenelg - 5,231
Alberton - 1,563

[Spargo]

McBean & Parnell out for a month injured.

[Bluedemon]

2025 SANFL U20 Squad Announced

South Australia’s exciting mature-age talent will have its opportunity to shine when the SA U20 team tackles the SA U18 team at Norwood Oval on Saturday May 17.

Selectors have released a 29-player squad which features Hostplus SANFL League regulars Phoenix Hargrave (South Adelaide), Will Patton (West Adelaide) and Kade Herbert (Woodville-West Torrens).

Emerging players such as Glenelg tall Harry Ramm, Redleg Jacob Newton and Eagle Jett Hasting have also had their noteworthy starts to the League season rewarded with selection.

Each SANFL club has a player in the initial list, with Adelaide (Ned Atkinson) and Port Adelaide (Rome Burgoyne) also represented.

Players will gather for recovery sessions across the next two Sundays – May 4 and 11 – before training on Wednesday May 14 at Adelaide University Oval No.2.

An equally important fixture for the SA U18 team, the annual State Youth Match between the SA U20 team and SA U18s will be screened exclusively via The Advertiser’s Kommunity TV platform.


Adelaide
Ned Atkinson

Central District
Jayden Matz
Noah McDonald
Tallan Rosenzweig
Jack Callinan

Glenelg
Latrelle Pickett
Harry Ramm

North Adelaide
Jed Dignan
Evan Bradley
Tom Stevens

Norwood
Jacob Newton
James Van Wyk

Port Adelaide
Rome Burgoyne

South Adelaide
Phoenix Hargrave
Noah Howes
Jacob Sheean
Dakota Sterzl
Tom Wheaton
Ryan Borlace

Sturt
Alex Holt
Kobe McEntee
Sam Waltham
Luca Slade

West Adelaide
Charlie Haysman
Will Patton

Woodville-West Torrens
Kade Herbert
Jett Hasting
Jake Andrews
Joshua Capogreco

[southernbulldog]

McBean & Parnell out for a month injured wont make scrap of difference

Spargo you could have 6 out and still be to good to for everyone

[northerner]

McBean & Parnell out for a month injured wont make scrap of difference

Spargo you could have 6 out and still be to good to for everyone

McBean is a huge component of the Bays structure.

[Spargo]

McBean & Parnell out for a month injured wont make scrap of difference

Spargo you could have 6 out and still be to good to for everyone

Couldn’t win at home on Saturday against a non finalist from last year…

[Pseudo]

The live ladder on the SANFL app ain't live any more.

[Eagles2014]

Final five set after Round 4

[The Hound]

Have heard that Karl Finlay has stress fractures in his foot following a scan to get cleared from the ankle injury, out for a few more weeks apparently

[UK Fan]

ROSS LYON

In the spotlight last round for the spray he gave his players, most notably teenage midfielder Hugo Garcia, a still fired-up Lyon said AFL clubs would be better off running their own breakaway competition than fielding teams in the VFL.

"No wonder AFL clubs talk about, 'Let's have a breakaway group from a 22-team competition and just have four or five clubs that play each other'," he said.

"It's not worth the risk and there's no recompense or consideration or adjustment for the reality of a misaligned fixture of a feeder competition to the AFL so I am absolutely filthy."



AFL clubs want to leave VFL Kochy

Maybe we could trade crows and port

[PatowalongaPirate]

Only 6 games played, but at this early stage I think the 5 could be set.

Set in order, too.

[Bluedemon]

West End State Squad announced for 2025 KIA State Game

A 26-player West End State squad has been released, with as many as five debutants a chance to play in the KIA State Game against the WAFL at Adelaide Oval on Saturday.

SANFL Chairman of Selectors Tim Ginever has included 11 new faces in the Croweaters’ squad, as it prepares to retain the Haydn Bunton Junior Cup with a sixth win in succession against the Sandgropers.

It will be the 100th match between SA and WA in State football, with a 51-48 win-loss record in favour of SA since one of the longest Australian football traditions between the two States began in 1904.

“The 2025 Kia State Game will be a celebration of both SA and WA’s strong and rich football history with the milestone 100th encounter between the two rival State Leagues,” said SANFL Executive General Manager Football Matt Duldig.

“Not only does the Kia State Game provide us with a great opportunity to showcase SANFLs best players on a national stage, but ensures our players enjoy the ultimate honour of wearing the cherished State guernsey at senior level.”

Adelaide’s Blake Drury, Port Adelaide’s Jack Watkins. Eagle ruck Jordan Lukac and Central District pair Rhett Montgomerie and Mani Liddy could don the cherished red guernsey for the first time.

Fos Williams Medallist Casey Voss, Magarey Medallists Will Snelling and Harry Grant, Woodville-West Torrens captain and former SANFL state captain Joseph Sinor, Norwood premiership defender Jack Heard and crafty North Adelaide forward Frank Szekely headline the star-studded inclusions for the hosts.

Leading the West End State Team for a second time this year will be Glenelg premiership captain Liam McBean.

Among the players unavailable for selection are injured trio Flynn Perez (foot), Jack Hayes (knee soreness) and Jez McLennan (calf), while Glenelg veteran Max Proud is being managed.

West End State team coach Darren Reeves will put his team through its paces at training on Wednesday (Glenelg) and Thursday (Prospect) before the contest at 11.30am, which will be the curtain-raiser to the Port Adelaide v Geelong AFL match.

The KIA State Game will be screened live and free via SANFL Now.

Adelaide
Blake Drury

Central District
Rhett Montgomerie
Aiden Grace
Mani Liddy
Harry Grant

Glenelg
Liam McBean (C)
Lachie Hosie
James Bell
Corey Lyons
Jonty Scharenberg
Matt Allen

Norwood
Jack Heard
Matt Ling

North Adelaide
Frank Szekely
Dyson Hilder
Harrison Wigg
Ewan Mackinlay

Port Adelaide
Jack Watkins

Sturt
Casey Voss
Will Coomblas
Will Snelling
Tom Lewis

Woodville-West Torrens
James Rowe
Connor Ballenden
Joseph Sinor
Jordan Lukac

[RB]

The match kicks off at 11.30 a.m. (10 a.m. for those in the west). It's a curtain raiser to the curtain raiser to the AFL game.

I'm a big fan of state footy, but I can't possibly think of a way this match could be rendered more pointless. Who do they expect to watch?

[Dragonfly_Eyes]

The match kicks off at 11.30 a.m. (10 a.m. for those in the west). It's a curtain raiser to the curtain raiser to the AFL game.
I'm a big fan of state footy, but I can't possibly think of a way this match could be rendered more pointless. Who do they expect to watch?

The SANFL Football commission is dead-set on destroying the competition.

We all need to exert pressure on our club leaders to force the commission to be disbanded.
Then build a new group with people who care about the SANFL.

I will be sending some challenging emails to commission members this week.
Any one else feel this way?