Round 13

[Dutchy]

Saturday July 15
North Adelaide v Norwood (Prospect Oval) – 1.40pm
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NORTH

North Adelaide has made just one change for its match against Norwood on Saturday.

Goalsneak Noa Corbett has returned to the forward pocket after missing one match with suspension for headbutting South’s Nick Liddle in Round 11.

The Surfers Paradise recruit replaces veteran forward Leigh Ryswyk, who is unavailable due to interstate travel this weekend.

League

F: Hender, Ramsey, Corbett

HF: M. Thring, Smith, Wilkie

C: Kirk, McKenzie, Olekalns

HB: Anderson, C. Craig, Clisby

B: Wundke, Darrou, Minervini



R: J. Craig, Schwarz, Spina

INT: De Leonardis, McDonough, Quinn

IN: Corbett

OUT: Ryswyk (interstate)

Reserves
F: C. Barns, A. Barns, Boles
HF: Stuart, Harvey, McInerney
C: Helyar, Appleton, Crompton
HB: G. Thring, Wharton, Driscoll
B: Rogers, Grove, Virgin

R: Sweet, Wohling, Rozee
INT: Matsouliadis, Purser, Woolford

Under-18
F: Szekely, Langley, Kitschke
HF: Coleman-Oakes, Denham, Dittmar
C: Neagle, Brereton, Henriks
HB: Slee, Byrne, Chapman
B: Finckler, Falcione, Daniele

R: Oborn, Woodcock, O’Leary
INT: Rack, Brock, Osborne, McWhirter, Issah, Moore, Garlett

NORWOOD

Norwood could unleash a BankSA Rookie when it confronts North at Prospect on Saturday.

Tea Tree Gully junior Chris Olsson (19, 176cm and 69kg) has again been named on the extended interchange after previously being trimmed in Round 10 this year.

The uncapped teenager has been joined in Norwood’s 23-man squad by Harry Viney and Zac Richards, who have also been listed among the five players on the pine.

Premiership utility Ed Smart will miss at least 2 weeks with a hamstring strain.

League

F: Bampton, Johnston, Wilson

HF: Terlich, Dawe, Panos

C: Nunn, Grigg, Kirwan

HB: Bode, Georgiou, McKenzie

B: Levicki, Shenton, Jefferies



R: Baulderstone, Roocke, Fuller

INT: Z. Richards, Bower, T. Forster, Viney, Olsson

IN: Olsson, Viney, Z. Richards

OUT: Smart (hamstring)

Reserves
Carter, J. Richards, Carroll, Di Stefano, Hupfeld, Pedro, Ball, A. Forster, Giro, Bartlett, Collins, T. Charlton, Hewson, Bielby, Miller, Gerloff, M. Coles, Petty, Hartman. EMG: North, Astbury.

Under-18
Saywell, Blades, Buckham, J. Coles, Draper, Joseph, Kwaterski, Patterson, Atkinson, Breden, L. Charlton, Douglass, George, Jarvis, North, Valente, Barnett, Bristow, Cini, Dawson, Hamann, T. Martin, Partridge, Pisani.

Central District v Port Adelaide (My Money House Oval) – 2.10pm
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CENTRAL

Central District has been boosted by the return of star midfielder Chris Jansen for the encounter with Port on Saturday.

Jansen will start in the centre square after being joined by Sam Hanna, Fraser Fort, Tom Collier and Josh Glenn in the Bulldogs’ 23-man squad.

Hard-running Hanna is coming off a fine performance in the Reserves, where he racked up 19 disposals and five goals last Round.

Defenders Marcus Barreau and Jacob Templeton couldn’t be considered due to injury while experienced Kyle Jenner didn’t recover from the ankle ailment he suffered against South in Round 12.

League

F: T. Schiller, Butcher, Milne

HF: Hoskin, Hannath, Glenn

C: L. Habel, Holman, Goodrem

HB: Hanna, Stephenson, Barmby

B: Haydon, F. Fort, Furnell



R: D. Fort, J. Schiller, Jansen

INT: Collier, Llewellyn, McKenzie, Presbury, Richardson

IN: Collier, F. Fort, Glenn, Hanna, Jansen

OUT: Barreau (ankle), Jenner (ankle), Templeton (calf)

Reserves
Antonie, Boyle, Broadwood, Claughton, Coleman, Dahms, Edmead, Falkenberg, Greig, J. Habel, Hamon, Hately, Hewett, Lehman, McLean, McLennan, Nason, Prior, Reichert, Stevens, Stewart, Waldhuter, Weaver.

Under-18
Ahmatt-Lovett, Barilla, Billing, Carnelly, Carpenter, Cormack, Dearlove, East, Eberhard, Elbrow, Falkenberg, Lane, Lange, Matters, Milera, Montgomerie, Nietschke, Payne, B. Pilkington, Russo, Shaw, Shinnick, Shirley, Watts, Weetra.



PORT

Port Adelaide has received a surprise inclusion for its game against Central on Saturday.

Power defender Jack Hombsch has been sent back from AFL duty to be named at full back for the Magpies.

The reliable left-footer has been joined in the 23-man squad by fellow AFL-listed players Jake Neade, Willem Drew and Karl Amon.

Key backman Logan Austin appears to be Hombsch’s replacement at AFL level, while Riley Bonner has also been called upon by Power coach Ken Hinkley.

Former Panther Emmanuel Irra will play his 50th Macca’s League match.

League

F: Johnson, Eddy, Frampton

HF: Neade, Howard, Monfries

C: Drew, Ah Chee, Amon

HB: Toumpas, Lienert, Krakouer

B: Hewett, Hombsch, Irra



R: Lobbe, A. Young, Palmer

INT: Marshall, Snelling, Ladhams, Summerton, T. Gray

IN: Hombsch, Neade, Drew, Amon

OUT: Austin (AFL), Bonner (AFL)



Reserves
Anyang, Biemans, Cooper, Corcoran, Davidson, Finnie, Ginever, Harris, Hampton, Hawkins, Mahney, Miller, Proude, Reynolds, Roads, Ross, Rudloff, Sharrad, R. Young, Zavryl

Glenelg v South Adelaide (Gliderol Stadium) – 2.10pm
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GLENELG

Glenelg could potentially have a first-choice midfielder return to face South on Saturday.

Former Magpie Ben Sawford has been named on the extended interchange bench after dislocating his shoulder against Central in Round 11.

Whether Sawford plays against the Panthers remains in question after he was joined by McDonald’s SA Under-18 defender Alex Martini in the squad of 23.

Nippy goalsneak Josh Koster has earned a recall, to be named in the forward pocket.

Loyal clubman Lachlan Earl will play his 50th Macca’s League match.

League

F: Koster, McBean, Barry

HF: Vitkunas, Scott, Earl

C: T. Milera, Nicholson, Howard

HB: Scharenberg, Curran, Agnew

B: Proud, Sellar, Joseph



R: McGinty, Bradley, Snook

INT: Martini, I. Milera, Haarsma, Chalmers, Sawford

IN: Sawford, Martini, Koster

OUT: Slade

Reserves
H. Boyle, J. Boyle, Buchanan, Davis, Denton, B. Edwards, J. Edwards, Hill, Hosie, McCarthy, B. Merrett, M. Merrett, Montgomery, Papatolis, Robinson, Schott, Slade, Strange, Sullivan, Trembath, Wong.

Under-18
F: Chichester, McCarthy, Read
HF: Carney, Noble, Betterman
C: Morgan, Kerrish, Denton
HB: Murphy, Thompson, Plenty
B: Satala, Sires, Potter

R: Flinn, Cubillo, Leck
INT: Lovelock, Wisdom, Corso, Jones, Vinall, Kennedy, Le Cornu

SOUTH

American ruckman Alex Aurrichio will make his Macca’s League debut for South against Glenelg at Gliderol Stadium.

Recruited from VFL club Northern Blues, the 27-year-old – who measures in at 198cm – is originally from New York in the United States.

The strongly-built bigman has been joined in the Panthers’ 23-man squad by Tyson Brown and Xavier Gotch, who have both been added to the extended interchange bench.

Key forward Sam Overall is likely to miss at least 2-3 weeks after injuring his knee in last Saturday’s win against Central.

League

F: Aurrichio, Haren, Schwarz

HF: Haines, Davis, Rose

C: Newell, Cross, Gulden

HB: J. Taylor, Fields, Rankine

B: Crabb, Durdin, Redigolo



R: Bass, Veide, Liddle

INT: Szust, Heaslip, Gotch, Hunter, Brown

IN: Aurrichio, Brown, Gotch

OUT: Overall (knee)

Reserves
Barnes, McKinnon, Tyllis, Need, Badger, Damin, Neville, Bruce, Rolfe, Moyle, Ah Chee, Cailotto, Fairlie, S .Taylor, Raitt. Helyar, Noble, Ellison, Beenham Kappler, Blackwell. EMG: Albanese

Under-18
Sampson, Riddle, Illingworth, Penn, Clark, Tucker-Cook, Bogle, Davies, Fitt, Whitbread, Daniels, Mayes, Manuel, Colwell, Milsom, Mountford, Sowter, Wilkinson, McGree, Elmes, Gaspari, Bradford, Sparrow, Robertson, Carapetis.

West Adelaide v Adelaide (City Mazda Stadium) – 2.10pm
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WEST

West Adelaide has regained excitement machine Izak Rankine for its contest against Adelaide on Saturday.

Awarded an All-Australian jumper for his campaign at the AFL U18 National Championships, Rankine has been named to start in the forward pocket.

The speedy teenager has been joined in the 23-man squad by key defender Jake Wilson and Oliver Johnson, listed on the extended interchange bench.

Wilson, recruited from Werribee, has been named at full back after not playing since injuring his knee in Round 3.

Former Geelong rookie Zac Bates couldn’t be considered due to a knee injury.

League

F: Rankine, Pillion, Green

HF: Turner, Middleton, Karpany

C: Batley, K. Stevens, Hill

HB: Agostino, Burgess, Wasley-Black

B: Caire, Wilson, Favretto



R: McPherson, Schiller, Schmidt

INT: Silverlock, Fielke, J. Noble, Haysman, O. Johnson

IN: Rankine, Wilson, O. Johnson

OUT: Bates (knee)

Under-18
Nunan, Moore, Gutsche, Caruso, May, Baker, Fairlie, Walton, Geddes-Ryan, Boots, Jones, Gibson, Avery, Thilthorpe, Hay, Laube, Milde, Sinderberry, Smithson, Stidiford, Heitmann, Rana, Woolridge, Westley, Satanek, Dunkin, Hannagan.

ADELAIDE

Adelaide veteran Scott Thompson will return for the match against West on Saturday.

The Crows’ ball magnet has been sent back after playing his first AFL match this season last Friday night against the Western Bulldogs.

He has been joined in the 23-man squad by development players Blake Launer and Matthew Leigh.

Braden Altus is the only certain exclusion at this stage.

League

F: Jarman, Dear, Pinyon

HF: Menzel, Himmelberg, Seedsman

C: Signorello, Thompson, Beech

HB: Gore, Doedee, Hill

B: Wigg, Keath, De Michele



R: Hunter, Poholke, Gallucci

INT: Wittwer, Launer, Murphy, Leigh, Fry

IN: Thompson, Launer, Leigh

OUT: Altus

Sunday July 16
Eagles v Sturt (Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval) – 2.10pm
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EAGLES

Woodville-West Torrens could unleash another BankSA Rookie when it clashes with Sturt on Sunday.

South Clare product Daniel Minney (21, 170cm and 73kg) is one of five players named on the extended interchange bench along with fellow inclusions Lachie McGregor and Rhys Woods.

Star midfielder James Boyd is expected to miss only one week with an ankle strain.

League

F: Johansen, N. Hayes, Comitogianni

HF: Rowland, J. Hayes, J. Gaffney

C: Hall, Lewis, Poole

HB: Westbrook, Stewart, Firns

B: Allmond, Thompson, Giuffreda



R: West, Sinor, Lee

INT: Haylock, Goldsworthy, McGregor, Woods, Minney

IN: McGregor, Woods, Minney

OUT: Boyd (ankle)

Reserves
C. Gaffney, Moller, Lukosius, Weidemann, Giles, Longbottom, Jolly, Cook, Elsworthy, Summerton, Hoyle, W.McPherson, Heinjus, Cardone, Miller, Rowe, Georgeson, N. Moore, Schmusch, Wehr.

Under-18
F: Pudney, Armfield, T. Hoyle
HF: Schultz, Francis, Friend
C: Wehr, Hawkins, Martin
HB: Frederick, Schwarz, Hann
B: Miller, McKay, Brill

R: Michael, Pedler, Mead
INT: Firns, Goold, Hilliard, McCauley, McLeod, Passaniti

STURT

Sturt coach Marty Mattner has named a full strength line-up to face the Eagles on Sunday.

The 2016 premiership coach has named star midfielder Aidan Riley, classy goalsneak Ben Hansen and McDonald’s SA Under-18 midfielder Mitch Crowden in his squad of 23.

Such is the strength of the Double Blues outfit, former Sydney Swans Academy member Jake Veale has been squeezed out despite collecting 20 disposals in last week’s win against North.

Other McDonald’s SA Under-18 players Jordan Houlahan and Brandon Zerk-Thatcher have been named in the Reserves.

League

F: Sutcliffe, Beard, Read

HF: Dodd, M. Evans, Hone

C: Slimming, Battersby, Crocker

HB: Colquhoun, F. Evans, Stephens

B: Page, Gilfoy, Harms



R: Osborn, Kirkwood, P. Wilson

INT: Riley, Sumner Hansen, McMahon, Crowden

IN: Hansen, Crowden, Riley

OUT: Veale

Reserves
F: Penfold, Voigt, Houlahan
HF: Wildman, Hayden, Coomblas
C: Hadden, Samblich, Veale
HB: M. Lochowiak, Moriarty, Carey
B: Haren, Campbell, Ballard

R: Zerk-Thatcher, Thiele, Lewis
INT: Trenorden, Kennedy

Under-18
F: Ortiz, Parker-Boers, Woollard
HF: Applebee, Munn, Richards
C: Hargreaves, Hone, Lines
HB: Armiento, Grieve, Weidenhofer
B: Grundy, Edmonds, Fielke

R: Mitchell, Trenorden, Allan
INT: Illman, McGill, Coombe, Longden
EMG: Voss, Spencer, Welsby, Worthley

[Magellan]

OK, my tips for this week, FWIW:

WWT and Sturt on Sunday is a GF preview, hard to go past the Iggles at home but Sturt will give them a run for their money, especially with Aiden Riley back in. As a consequence the Iggles will gain a useless psychological advantage for the finals.

The POSAs should knock off the resurgent Westies, especially with the return of 'Crows ball magnet' Scott Thompson (if he's such a ball magnet, why isn't he still in their AFL side?).

The Bays to pip Soufs at their home ground in a tight encounter. The knives will come out and the Panthers move one step closer to apostasy for Buddha.

The Never Tear Us Aparts will probably do that to Centrals. Butcher to cop some mild abuse from a young teenager in an Port jumper...could be on or off the field, hard to tell at this stage.

Norwood can pick their own margin against North. If they're smart they'll wait until 'lemon time' to turn up at the ground and do enough to win by simply walking onto the oval and gently gesturing in the direction of the footy. Also, Leigh Ryswyk to enjoy his own personal mid-season break interstate, the club will advise when his testimonial slide-show evening will be held in due course.

[Dutchy]

Interesting South are starting to play some of their u18's in the ressies

[Ronnie]

OK, my tips for this week, FWIW:

WWT and Sturt on Sunday is a GF preview, hard to go past the Iggles at home but Sturt will give them a run for their money, especially with Aiden Riley back in. As a consequence the Iggles will gain a useless psychological advantage for the finals.

The POSAs should knock off the resurgent Westies, especially with the return of 'Crows ball magnet' Scott Thompson (if he's such a ball magnet, why isn't he still in their AFL side?).

The Bays to pip Soufs at their home ground in a tight encounter. The knives will come out and the Panthers move one step closer to apostasy for Buddha.

The Never Tear Us Aparts will probably do that to Centrals. Butcher to cop some mild abuse from a young teenager in an Port jumper...could be on or off the field, hard to tell at this stage.

Norwood can pick their own margin against North. If they're smart they'll wait until 'lemon time' to turn up at the ground and do enough to win by simply walking onto the oval and gently gesturing in the direction of the footy. Also, Leigh Ryswyk to enjoy his own personal mid-season break interstate, the club will advise when his testimonial slide-show evening will be held in due course.

An alarming thought! If it gets to that point then 'Buddha' may start to grow his hair long and sport a longish beard whilst wearing a long robe and sandals. His magnetic boards will be discarded, to be replaced by stone tablets with player names etched onto them. His assistant coaches will be renamed Peter, Paul etc, you get the drift...
South to beat Glenelg in a close one, though Glenelg at home are usually very tough, they seemed to have lost a little zip since the beginning of the year.

[am Bays]

Interesting South are starting to play some of their u18's in the ressies

So are we (H Boyle, J Edwards, Davis, McCarthy, Paptoulis) , everyone does at this time of year.

In the dictionary, under four point game" there is a picture of this match".

Must.Win.

[heater31]

Interesting South are starting to play some of their u18's in the ressies

On top of the ladder in the 18's and have had a couple playing up in the 2's for a few weeks....why not?

[Dutchy]

Interesting South are starting to play some of their u18's in the ressies

On top of the ladder in the 18's and have had a couple playing up in the 2's for a few weeks....why not?

No issue with it at all, think its great...

The lad playing this week has played a SFL A grade games this year also, so be great for his development.

[darley16]

Taken a while for the Tony Bamford inspired Panther Academy to produce results but is now happening big time, recent fairer zone changes have also assisted, Panther u/18's lost only one game so far this season. A cracker of a game this week against the Bays i think the Bays at home could make my weekend miserable. Check out debut ruckman from New York USA, number 28 he is one big unit.

[amber_fluid]

Going to the West V Crows game tomorrow as kids are playing mini league.
I won't have to get there too early to get a seat will I

[wedgetail]

The reversal of round 1 where the Eagles were pretty much full strength and Sturt had the injuries. That being the case, I think Sturt will win. It will be good exposure to finals type pressure for our many younger players introduced this year and will hold them in good stead for the future.

[Spargo]

Norwood, Glenelg, Sturt, crow reserves, power reserves.

[am Bays]

Norwood, Glenelg, Sturt, crow reserves, power reserves.

The Big five....

With respect to our game, the reality is whoever loses, whilst not out of finals consideration, is going to have to start to rely on other teams losing or having to beat teams ranked above them on the ladder (AKA upsets)

[JK]

Norwood, Glenelg, Sturt, crow reserves, power reserves.

The Big five....

With respect to our game, the reality is whoever loses, whilst not out of finals consideration, is going to have to start to rely on other teams losing or having to beat teams ranked above them on the ladder (AKA upsets)

Thats presuming Norwood beats North - Reckon Prospect might be a fair Banana skin in the run home.

I'm sure it wont be hard for you Bays fans to barrack for North, given they're your 2nd team and all

[daysofourlives]

Im going to my first game at Elizabeth for god knows how long, reckon the last time was to watch Johnny Platten pre Hawthorn days. I Should be one of the record breakers for the lowest crowd ever, something to cherish.
Centrals wouldnt be getting punished for the yes vote still would they up against the Power at the same time?

[Dutchy]

Will be a late change in the Crows side tomorrow

[Dutchy]

Summerton playing ressies again

[amber_fluid]

Summerton playing ressies again

Anyone know if he still gets his big $ for playing reserves?

[southernbulldog]

Undoubtedly he will probably win the reserves Magarey as well

[Jim05]

Good win by the Norwood ressies to hold off North by 5 points

[Jim05]

Norwood dishing up absolute rubbish so far, borderline embarrassing