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Ruckman Reilly O’Brien has capped a breakout season, winning his first Malcolm Blight Medal at Adelaide’s Club Champion presentation on Friday night. The 25-year-old finished on 81 votes, edging out 2018 Club Champion Rory Laird (80) and defender Luke Brown (76) in a dramatic count at the Adelaide Convention Centre.

O'Brien (81 votes) claimed the Malcolm Blight Medal in a nail-biting finish ahead of 2018 winner Rory Laird (80) and defender Luke Brown (76) at the Adelaide Convention Centre on Friday night.  It was O'Brien's first top-10 finish in just his second full season at AFL level,

Former Broken Hill boy, Dion Draper, has won a scholarship to attend the Harvard Business School in the USA. Mr Draper was born in the city and was a student at Burke Ward primary school and Broken Hill High School who went on to graduate with a degree in accountancy …

Adelaide defender Andrew McPherson has won the Mark Bickley Emerging Talent Award for 2020. An amalgamation of two awards from the Club's history, the Emerging Talent award recognises the achievements of a player under the age of 21 as the best ‘all round’ emerging talent.

The meeting that put Port Adelaide on a path to becoming a contender again happened in president David Koch’s hotel room on North Terrace in 2018.

Adelaide ruckman Reilly O’Brien has won the Members’ MVP award for the 2020 season. The 25-year-old enjoyed a stellar campaign, despite the difficulties of Covid-19, and garnered more than 50 per cent of the Members’ votes.

It’s not quite as exciting as the ever-expanding residence in their show, but cast members of The 91-Storey Treehouse have learnt to entertain themselves in self-isolation before their Adelaide season.

The Adelaide Parklands are the city’s green belt, planned out for all South Australians to enjoy by Colonel William Light.

The Dockers lost 265 draft points for 2020, meaning this year's pick seven slides back to selection No.10.  As a result, Carlton (now selection No.7), Adelaide (No.8) and North Melbourne (No.9) will move up the order.

Port Adelaide midfielder Tom Rockliff says his parents were concerned that news of their controversial travel exemption granting them entry from Victoria would become an unwanted distraction as he prepares for the first AFL final of his career.