Tag Archives: South Australian National Football League

STURT recruit Josh Rentsch says the SANFL's strong club-vibe enticed him to cross from Victoria to South Australia for the 2022 season. The key forward-ruck prospect, who was considered unlucky to miss selection in last month's AFL draft,

Three-time Showdown Medallist Sam Jacobs is ready to impart his wisdom onto Adelaide’s youngsters by helping out alongside SANFL Senior Coach Michael Godden. Jacobs hung up his AFL boots at the end of 2020 after 208 games and has since been working at the Crows as the Club’s Engagement Executive.

THE PORT ADELAIDE Football Club has welcomed changes ratified by the SA Football Commission to the SANFL rules for 2022. Among the changes will be the introduction of the “stand rule”, where a player is forced to remain idle on the mark after a mark or free kick is awarded …

Windy weather at the new location for the SANFL's 67-year-old grand final ceremony means a replica chimney is used as a backdrop for Woodville-West Torrens' celebrations.

Kobe goes for SANFL Premiership glory. . By Peter Argent. A North Broken Hill junior, Kobe Mutch, will be looking to place his number alongside a multit

The 25-year-old dominated in the ruck, averaging 36.4 hit-outs and 16.1 disposals across 15 SANFL matches this season. The big man’s SANFL form elevated him to the Crows’ AFL side for the Round 22 and Round 23 games against Melbourne and North Melbourne,

Port Adelaide will welcome Hamish Hartlett, Lachie Jones and Mitch Georgiades back into the fold when they clash with Glenelg at Alberton Oval this weekend.

Port Adelaide forward Jake Weidemann has been nominated for the SANFL Channel 7 Goal of the Week for his match-winning goal against South Adelaide.

Adelaide ruckman Kieran Strachan has taken out the State League Club Champion Award following a consistent SANFL season. Strachan finished on 90 votes, ahead of James Borlase (77 votes) and Ronin O’Connor (73 votes).

Adelaide has gone down to Central District by 34 points at Elizabeth Oval on Saturday afternoon. The Bulldogs proved too strong for the Crows, winning 6.6 (42) to 11.9 (76) in their Round 18 clash. A poor start hurt the visitors as Adelaide only managed to …