Magarey Medal; Ken Farmer Medal; League Life Members; Player Life Members; Umpire Life Members; Player/Coach Life Members; Jack Oatey Medal; Fos Williams Medal Magor also managed nine clearances among his team-high 23 disposals, but saw many of them bombed forward with no real direction. Calm and composed with ball in hand, Jones rarely went to ground, kept the ball in front of him at ground level, and was typically strong in the air, taking a couple of nice contested marks. [12] Club members were asked to take part in a poll to decide from a range of Guernsey styles, with the current design being chosen by 36.59% of respondents. Riley Thilthorpe, Vic Country: He extracted plenty of ball at the coalface, able to stay strong through the hips, gather cleanly at ground level, and flick out handballs to release teammates. His ability to win the ball on the inside, then run-and-carry the ball when in space was an important factor in the win. That kind of impact was complimented by some strong work at the contest, as Tranfa attacked both the ball and carrier with intent. But it was 2019 Oakleigh Chargers premiership player Thomas Graham who was named best for the victors in a terrific performance. Sprinting and football run through the 17-year-old’s veins, with his father a former Reserves player at Norwood, while his uncle took out the 1970 Bay Sheffield meet. He eventually intercepted an errant kick and after gathering the bouncing ball, he accelerated and goaled from 50 metres. “I was pretty disappointed to go back down into the twos but we’ve got a really good team and culture at the club at the moment so our twos are flying, top of the ladder. The soon-to-be 18-year-old found steadiness as the game wore on, and went on to have arguably his greatest impact in the first term despite the aforementioned slip-up. Harrison Dawkins was another midfielder to find the big sticks with two majors, a feat matched by bigman Henry Smith, who also clunked four contested marks. He finished with 22 disposals, five goals, three marks, three tackles and three inside 50s and looms as key to the Eagles’ chances in next weekend’s Grand Final. He used the ball well and was good in his positioning throughout the game, and while he did not always take every mark he went for, he still racked up quite a few – six in total – and also applied plenty of pressure both through tackling and implied pressure that would have impressed the coaches. Mature-age VFL recruit Sam Lowson responded perfectly to being relegated to the twos after a three-goal League outing, booting four majors in the win. “I do pretty well at school, I’ve got good grades this year and have really honed down on my Year 12. The Redlegs had plenty of strong contributors, with Finn Heard booting five goals, while Sam Duke had 21 kicks from his 23 touches, and Henry Nelligan was industrious as always with fellow AFL Academy member, Cooper Murley. Tahj Abberley Runners up: 0 Not one for frills, Magor’s most significant efforts came on the defensive end, as he laid some tone-setting tackles to earn possession back for his side. He provided relentless run along the wing and used the ball as well as anyone. Starting in midfield and rotating forward, the diminutive ball winner ended with a game-high 28 disposals to go with six inside 50s and 1.3 in an inspired display. Kicking towards the wind-favoured end, the Redlegs put together four goals in the opening term to set up a two-goal buffer, and proceeded to strangle any form of Sturt attack in the following period. Jackson Lee also contributed a handful of clearances among his 21 touches, while former Port Adelaide rookie Kai Pudney showed his class at the level with 17 disposals and a goal. After cutting his teeth in the Reserves, Borlase has also cracked League level in this year’s SANFL competition and recently earned the best afield award in Prince Alfred College’s All Schools Cup Grand Final victory over Henley High. He was deployed as the loose defender for much of the day and read the play exceptionally well. While his long-range kicking was as sound as ever amid the breeze and Norwood’s pressure, Carruthers seldom had reliable targets to kick to as the ball would often eventually find its way back to his area. Woodville-West Torrens beat North Adelaide to win the SANFL Premiership; ... second win of the day at Adelaide Oval after the Eagles also beat the Roosters 59 points to 44 in the Reserves Grand Final. Ethan Schwerdt also booted two goals from midfield, while pacy 17-year-old Cooper Murley managed 1.3, and bigman Finn Heard provided a terrific target en route to bagging three majors. Finlay Macrae AFC cannot contract 'top up' players for more than one year. His clean, quick hands in-tight were also a highlight of his game. Will Spain also had an impact, digging in at ground level and laying a game-high seven tackles. Just a fortnight removed from their semi final defeat to the Roosters, the Eagles soared to victory on the back of a nine-goal to one second term. “I actually don’t (support) an AFL team,” he said. Next under the microscope in our AFL Draft watch is Sturt prospect James Borlase, an Adelaide Crows NGA hopeful who is also the son of 246-game Port Adelaide champion, Darryl Borlase. The Victorian forward kicked Woodville-West Torrens’ first goal of the game at the tenth minute mark of the opening term. His strong work in tackling and nice kicking were both aspects which allowed him perform defensive and offensive duties. For the Eagles, Jacob Wehr returned a team-high 23 disposals to go with 10 rebound 50s, as AFL clubs keep an eye on the 22-year-old defender’s progress. WWT EAGLES | 1.1 | 10.3 | 12.8 | 13.9 (87) His first big contribution came inside attacking 50, as he put a quick snap wide, but followed up with a shrewd crumb and dribble goal in the opening term. While Alleer possesses serious speed and a high leap, he was largely nullified by the lock-down abilities of Borlase. To be eligible for inclusion on the AFC Supplementary ('top up' players) List, a person must be under the age of 23...a player may play as a top-up player past the age of 23 as long as he is first listed prior to the age of 23. The bull-like defender produced another sensational performance on the big stage and once again showed class beyond his years. The smooth moving big-bodied midfielder was stationed out on the wing to start off, before rotating into the centre bounces sporadically. They will meet either Sturt, or WWT in the Grand Final. He took a couple of strong contested marks and finished the game with seven grabs overall. WWT EAGLES | 3.0 | 8.3 | 10.4 | 10.4 (64), Blues: J. Opperman 2, O. Britten-Jones 2, M. Ferres 2, M. Liddy, M. Carruthers, T. Powell, J. Ferrari, Z. Parker-Boers, B. Jefferies Borlase is in the rare position of being a player whose father played more than 250 games for Port Adelaide, while also being an Adelaide Crows academy member, and he may cost either club a pretty penny at this stage. Graham was quite sound with ball in hand and despite a somewhat unconventional kicking action, he showed good composure to spread the ball out of defence. While positioned perfectly in some dangerous spots, it seemed Poulter was unable to fly at or win balls he usually would. Maurice Rioli Jnr The height of the Eagles’ forwardline did not seem to bother the key defender as he hardly lost a contest. A beautiful set shot from the boundary saw Sturt’s lead get out to two goals and capped off a good game for him. Sturt 8.10 (58) def. Ryan Williams was also recognised for his efforts, while 2021 Port father-son prospect Jase Burgoyne capped off a brilliant year with 21 touches and a goal, with Brock Thomson (31 disposals, 10 rebound 50s) leading all comers from defence. A lot of his clearances were booted over his shoulder, but still gained good meterage in the high-stakes contest. South Adelaide 14.8 (92) Port father-son prospect Taj Schofield was in the thick of it, Jordan Kasianowicz booted four majors, and tall pair Henry Smith and Zac Phillips both fared well aerially while hitting the scoreboard. For most prospects, it was a chance to showcase just how much they had improved since preseason, especially after a full season of football – albeit compromised. 17-year-old gun Jason Horne capped off a fine maiden run of senior football by hitting the scoreboard, with boom Victorian recruit Daly Andrews managing 16 touches and six clearances in a balanced effort. At League level, the Eagles have all-but officially clinched the minor premiership, while Westies look destined to finish in the wooden spoon position. He finished with 19 disposals, six tackles, and three clearances. “Just his speed and his pressure – pressure has been a massive improvement for me this year, obviously that’s been the main feature to use my speed to get to players quicker. Only Norwood, Port Adelaide, Sturt and Central District have recorded premiership streaks of three or more in the SANFL. The 2020 Reserves Margery Medal winner showed just why he was so deserving of the award this year, returning another powerful display from midfield. Shortly after, he found himself on the end of another forward chain, wheeling on his favoured left side and sinking a powerful shot through the big sticks. West Adelaide finished both its senior seasons on a high, defeating Norwood in the League and Reserves grades. A big second half saw him do some damage on the outside as Sturt dominated possession. Glenelg over-ager Callum Park will bring some good form into finals, having managed 19 disposals (17 kicks) and 11 rebound 50s from his usual defensive post. In a losing effort, Joey Brown was named the Bulldogs’ best for his 23 disposals and nine marks, while Steve Burton led all comers with 28 touches to go with nine tackles and six clearances. Declan Hortle‘s 33 hitouts in the ruck also proved a big effort against the player judged best afield. Powell may have seen the most ball for Sturt with 25 disposals and six marks, but had a touch less than his usual impact around the stoppages. The Redlegs trailed by a point at the first break, but came out firing with five goals in the second term, and another handful in the third to set up an unassailable lead. A rush of blood saw Chandler miss his final term attempt on goal after a terrific play to win the ball, but it hardly took away from what was an eye-catching performance from the youngster. Perhaps the most highly-fancied draft prospect afield, Poulter had some nice moments in his fourth Reserves appearance. “Shai Bolton from Richmond, I mould my game on him. GRAND Final week in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) brings along with it another edition of our scouting notes, focusing on the top draft-relevant performers from around the competition this weekend. 20-year-old Mitch Mead earned the Bob Lee Medal as best afield, as he snared a goal from 15 disposals and laid a whopping 15 tackles. WWT Eagles 9.8 (62) def. It was a much tighter affair in the Reserves as the Roosters crowed to the tune of 10 points, but Sturt still boasted a couple of strong young performers. His second quarter in particular was massive, taking five marks with just about every one of them impressive or contested in some way. Panthers: M. Broadbent, E. Wilkinson, M. Karpany, J. Summerton. Logan McDonald Woodville-West Torrens (WWT) officially secured the League minor premiership on Saturday despite a shock loss to Central District, with gun small forward James Rowe also tying for the competition’s leading goalkicker award.
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