Round 1 SANFL Footy Fix

Central District’s Billy McCormack has accepted a two-match ban with an early guilty plea for engaging in rough conduct with South Adelaide’s Kobe Mutch at Flinders University Stadium on Saturday.

Central District’s Dale Pearce has accepted a reprimand with an early guilty plea for engaging in rough conduct with South Adelaide’s Sam Skinner at Flinders University Stadium on Saturday.

Norwood’s Declan Hamilton has accepted a $125 fine and reprimand with an early guilty plea for making forceful front-on contact with Eagle Zane Williams at The Parade on Friday night.

Eagles’ Dane McFarlane has accepted a $125 fine and reprimand with an early guilty plea for engaging in rough conduct with Norwood’s Tom Donnelly at The Parade on Friday night.

Eagles’ Jake Comitogianni has accepted a $125 fine and reprimand with an early guilty plea for engaging in rough conduct with Norwood’s Jacob Kennerley at The Parade on Friday night.

Sturt’s Will Coomblas has accepted a $125 fine and reprimand with an early guilty plea for striking Glenelg’s Liam McBean at Wigan Oval on Saturday.

The Round 1 Powerade Breakthrough Player is West Adelaide’s Kobe Ryan. Playing just his fifth League game, Ryan racked up 27 disposals, seven marks and four clearances in the Bloods’ loss to North Adelaide.

The Round 6 SANFLW Powerade Breakthrough Player is Sturt’s India Rasheed. The skillful left-footer collected 22 disposals, seven marks and six tackles while booting a goal in the Double Blues’ big win against the Eagles.

The Round 2 Torrens University U18 MVP is Central’s Liam Fawcett. Playing as a key forward, Fawcett was a dominant force in his team’s win against South Adelaide. The strong-marking target finished with 27 disposals, 14 marks and three goals.

Jack Saunders (Norwood) – Walkerville FC/Unley Jets FC
Logan Evans (Norwood) – Hectorville FC
Adam D’Aloia (Eagles) – Henley FC
Charlie Dinning (North Adelaide) – South Clare FC
Kane Sherlock (West Adelaide) – Plympton FC/PHOS Camden FC
Joshua Sheppard (West Adelaide) – Broadview FC/Goolwa-Pt Elliott FC
Dale Pearce (Central District) – Portland FC/Port District FC
Archie Lovelock (Glenelg) – PHOS Camden FC
Will Francou (Port Adelaide) – Walkerville FC
Jack Madgen (Adelaide) – Barossa District FC
Blayne O’Loughlin (Adelaide) – Gepps Cross FC
Kyle Marshall (Port Adelaide) – Port Noarlunga FC
Tom Scully (Port Adelaide) – Lockleys FC

The Round 6 SANFLW AAMI Rookie is North Adelaide’s Lauren Hoffmann. Recruited from the Henley Football Club, the 19-year-old showed encouraging signs in collecting eight disposals, a clearance and a tackle against Central District.

Norwood v Eagles – John Nankivell
3 – Mitch Hardie (Eagles)
2 – Matthew Goldsworthy (Eagles)
1 – James Rowe (Eagles)

Sturt v Glenelg – John Nankivell
3 – Patrick Wilson (Sturt)
2 – James Battersby (Sturt)
1 – Matthew Snook (Glenelg)

South v Central – Chris Kendall
3 – Keegan Brooksby (South)
2 – Mitch O’Neill (South)
1 – Bryce Gibbs (South)

North v West – Patrick Goldsmith
3 – Harrison Wigg (North)
2 – Campbell Combe (North)
1 – Kobe Ryan (West)

Port v Adelaide – John Casey
3 – Harry Schoenberg (Adelaide)
2 – Mark Keane (Adelaide)
1 – Nick Moore (Port)

Norwood v Eagles
10 – Mitch Hardie (Eagles)
8 – James Rowe (Eagles)
5 – Zane Williams (Eagles)
3 – Matthew Goldsworthy (Eagles)
2 – Luke Thompson (Eagles)
1 – Joseph Sinor (Eagles)
1 – Max Litster (Eagles)

Sturt v Glenelg
10 – Patrick Wilson (Sturt)
6 – Marty Frederick (Sturt)
4 – Amos Doyle (Sturt)
3 – Darcy Bailey (Glenelg)
3 – Liam Puncher (Sturt)
2 – James Battersby (Sturt)
1 – Matthew Snook (Glenelg)
1 – Cam McGree (Glenelg)

South v Central
10 – Keegan Brooksby (South)
7 – Sam Skinner (South)
6 – Mitch O’Neill (South)
5 – Justin Hoskin (Central)
1 – Damon Freitag (South)
1 – Oscar Clavarino (South)

North v West
10 – Campbell Combe (North)
7 – Harrison Wigg (North)
4 – Callum Park (West)
4 – Alex Spina (North)
2 – Kane Sherlock (West)
2 – Aaron Young (North)
1 – Jake Patmore (North)

Port v Adelaide
10 – Harry Schoenberg (Adelaide)
7 – Ned McHenry (Adelaide)
4 – Andrew McPherson (Adelaide)
3 – Matt Crouch (Adelaide)
2 – Tariek Newchurch (Adelaide)
2 – Brayden Cook (Adelaide)
1 – Dylan Williams (Port)
1 – Nick Moore (Port)

100 games
Matthew Broadbent (South Adelaide)

50 games
Frank Szekely (North Adelaide)

50 games
Lucy Northcott (South Adelaide)
Caitlen Teague (Central District)
Julia Clark (North Adelaide)