Footy Fix

Round 14 Hostplus SANFL Footy Fix

Action from the Round 14 Hostplus SANFL League clash between North Adelaide and Port Adelaide at Revo Fitness Oval. Picture - Matt Talbot

Compiled by Alexandra Bull

Round 14 SANFL Match Review Panel

Norwood’s Alex Swinnerton has accepted a $125 fine and a reprimand for striking West’s Chris Burgess at Richmond Oval on Saturday afternoon.

Central District’s Jayden Matz has accepted a reprimand for striking South’s Harley Sparks on Saturday afternoon.

South Adelaide’s Harley Sparks has accepted a reprimand for striking Central District’s Jayden Matz.

The following players have accepted a reprimand for engaging in a melee:

North

Alex Spina

Cody Raak

Port

Bailey Chamberlain

Brandon Zerk-Thatcher

Michael Cavallaro

Round 14 Powerade Breakthrough Player

The Round 14 Powerade Breakthrough Player is North Adelaide’s Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier.

Playing in his seventh Hostplus SANFL League match, the 18-year-old was an important cog in the Roosters’ 57-point win over Port, finishing with 21 disposals, five marks and one goal.

 

Round 1 – Oliver Francou (North Adelaide)
Round 2 – Luca Slade (Sturt)
Round 3 – Charlie Dickeson (North Adelaide)
Round 4 – Ethan Grace (Woodville-West Torrens)
Round 5 – Bailey Pilmore (South Adelaide)
Round 6 – Josh Murphy (Norwood)
Round 7 – Liam Puncher (Woodville-West Torrens)
Round 8 – Archie Walsh (West Adelaide)
Round 9 – Remi Brown (Glenelg)
Round 10 – Kalan Caputo (North Adelaide)
Round 11 – Alex Swinnerton (Norwood)
Round 12 – Jack Cook (Woodville-West Torrens)

Round 13 – Isaac Hyatt (Glenelg)

Round 14 AAMI Talent League MVP

The Round 14 AAMI Talent League MVP is Central’s Callan Semmler.

The only recognised ruck for Central in their thrilling victory over Sturt, Semmler had an absolute field day – recording 56 hit outs and five clearances in challenging conditions at Unley.

 

Round 1 – Kodah Edwards (South Adelaide)
Round 2 – Laurence Andriani (West Adelaide)
Round 3 – Jacob McNicol (Glenelg)
Round 4 – Mitchell Harris (Woodville-West Torrens)
Round 5 – Cain Florance (South Adelaide)
Round 6 – Percy Burgoyne (West Adelaide)
Round 7 – Harry Tamblyn (North Adelaide)
Round 8 – Romario Clemente (Woodville-West Torrens)
Round 9 – Josh Jarrad (Glenelg)
Round 10 – Jimmy Hele (Glenelg)
Round 11 – Thomas Gribben (Norwood)
Round 12 – Tony Marrone (Central District)

Round 13 – Blake Amos (North Adelaide)

7News Adelaide Round 14 SANFL Goal of the Week

Shearman Medal - Coaches Votes

Woodville-West Torrens v Sturt

10 – Martin Fredrick (Sturt)

7 – Ted Clohesy (Eagles)

6 – Oliver Grivell (Sturt)

3 – Will Coomblas (Sturt)

2 – Rory Illman (Sturt)

1 – Kobe Mutch (Eagles)

1 – Riley Knight (Eagles)

West Adelaide v Norwood

10 – Finn Heard (Norwood)

7 – Nik Rokahr (Norwood)

4 – Kade Dittmar (Norwood)

4 – Tom Morrish (West)

3 – Cooper Murley (Norwood)

1 – Jonti Schuback (West)

1 – Chris Burgess (West)

Central District v South Adelaide

8 – Kyle Presbury (Central)

8 – Josh Fahey (Central)

6 – Anzac Lochowiak (Central)

4 – Luca Whitelum (Central)

2 – Harley Sparks (South)

1 – Oscar Clavarino (South)

1 – George Kendall (Central)

Glenelg v Adelaide

8 – Luke Partington (Glenelg)

8 – Lachlan Hosie (Glenelg)

6 – Nick Murray (Adelaide)

4 – Billy Dowling (Adelaide)

2 – Riley O’Brien (Adelaide)

1 – Hugh Bond (Adelaide)

1 – Patrick Parnell (Glenelg)

North Adelaide v Port Adelaide

10 – Mitch Harvey (North)

7 – Angus Schumacher (North)

5 – Jack Watkins (Port)

4 – Cody Raak (North)

2 – Kalan Caputo (North)

1 – Harrison Wigg (North)

1 – Lachlan Wilsdon (North)

Round 15 Hostplus SANFL League Milestones

100 games

Bradley McCarthy (Glenelg)

50 games

Bailey Chamberlain (Port)

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