2007 Grand Final Motorcade

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MEDALLISTS & RETIRING PLAYERS TO BE HONOURED IN MOTORCADE
The SANFL will honour retiring players, SANFL Grade Medallists and 2007 SA Football Hall of Fame Inductees in the Savings & Loans Champions Motorcade prior to the SANFL Grand Final on Sunday, 7 October.
The Sunday Mail Medallists, the Best and Fairest Medal winners from the Affiliated Country and Amateur Leagues, will be recognised in a motorcade at half time of the League Grand Final.

2007 Medallists
Kieran Flanigan (Sturt) – Under 19 Tomkins Medallists
Paul Cahill (Sturt) – Under 17 McCallum Medallist
Tim Delvins (North Adelaide) – Reserves Magarey Medallist
Brant Chambers (Sturt) – Ken Farmer Medallist

2007 SA Football Hall of Fame Inductees
Ian Day – West and South Adelaide Football Clubs + television football commentator
Max Hall OAM – Umpire + radio and television football commentator
Kevin McSporran – West Torrens, Woodville and West Augusta Football Clubs

Retiring SANFL/AFL Players
Paul Scoullar – 114 League games and 4 Premierships for Central District
Quinton Graham – 115 League games and 4 Premierships for Central District
Stuart Cochrane – 28 League games and 2 Premierships for Central District + 54 AFL games for Port Adelaide
Matthew Bishop - 16 League games for South Adelaide + 132 AFL games and 1 Premiership for Port Adelaide
Darryl Wakelin - 28 League games for Port Adelaide Magpies + 144 AFL games and 1 Premiership for Port Adelaide
Jared Poulton - 132 League games for Port Adelaide Magpies + 88 AFL games for Port Adelaide
Julian Wait - 100 League games for Port Adelaide Magpies
Ben Moore - 123 League games for Glenelg
Brent Frewen – 109 League games for Woodville-West Torrens
Brett James – 234 League games and 1 Premiership for Norwood + 76 AFL games and 2 Premierships for Adelaide
Michael Curtis – 129 League games and 1 Premiership for Sturt

Sunday Mail Medallists
The following Sunday Mail Medallists will take part a motorcade at half time of the League match:
Leigh Fitzgerald - Kimba Districts FC (Eastern Eyre Football League)
Rohan Scott - Western United FC (Far West Football League)
Chris Prime - Tumby Bay FC (Great Flinders Football League)
Marcus Burdett - Mount Compass FC (Great Southern Football League)
Simon Ebert - Uraidla District FC (Hills Football League - Central Division)
Bradley Pearce - Kersbrook FC (Hills Football League - Country Division)
Matthew Morrissey - Meadows FC (Hills Football League - Country Division)
Clay Wilson - Dudley United FC (Kangaroo Island Football League)
Matt Gill - Naracoorte FC (Kowree-Naracoorte-Tatiara Football League)
Shaun Walker - Lameroo FC (Mallee Football League)
Josh Richardson - Border Downs Tintinara FC (Mallee Football League)
Jason Marr - Ramco FC (Mid Murray Football League)
Brett Linder - Nangwarry FC (Mid South Eastern Football League)
John Nicholas - Orroroo FC (Northern Areas Football League)
Matt Keatley - Central Augusta FC (Spencer Gulf Football League)
Ryan Morris - Ramblers FC (River Murray Football League)
Jared Pomeroy - Happy Valley FC (Southern Football League)
Michael Uhlik – Andamooka FC (Woomera & Districts Football League)
Ben Gunning - Central Yorke Cougars FC (Yorke Peninsula Football League)
Jessica Openshaw - Eagles Women’s FC (South Australian Women’s Football League)
Ryan McDermid – Mintaro-Manoora FC (North Eastern Football League)
Shaun Baker - Willaston FC (Barossa Light & Gawler Football League)
Greg Fiebig - Roopena FC (Whyalla Football League)
Mark Horner - Broughton-Mundoora FC (Northern Areas Football League)
Wes Bilney - Mallee Park FC (Port Lincoln Football League)
Josh Hollit - Mallala (Adelaide Plains Football League)

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Slightly off topic... Stuart Cochrane played 28 games for his 2 premierships with Centrals. Are there any better averages than 14 games per premiership in the SANFL? I'm sure a few of the Port players in the 80's/90's would give it a nudge, but that's an awesome strike rate.

Back on topic, the motorcade is always a highlight of the day - the last part of the day when the crowd stand as one and cheer.