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Jim Coverlid

Jim Coverlid
Personal information
Full name	James Ernest Coverlid
Date of birth	(1927-04-21)21 April 1927
Date of death	17 June 2020(2020-06-17) (aged 93)
Playing career1
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1945-1956	West Torrens (SANFL)	178 (164)
1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1956.
Career highlights
West Torrens Football Club premiership player 1945, 1953 West Torrens Football Club Captain 1956

https://australianfootball.com/players/player/jim%2Bcoverlid/394

Bill Herron is a former Australian rules footballer who played for West Perth in the Western Australian Football League (WAFL), and Glenelg in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL).

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City v Country 1940

1940 SANFL All-Stars
Country Team Metropolitan Team 17.23 (125) 23.14 (152)
1 2 3 4 Country 5.6 (36) 6.11 (47) 15.16 (106) 17.23 (125) City 4.5 (29) 13.8 (86) 20.8 (128) 23.14 (152)
Date	3 August 1940
Stadium	Adelaide Oval
Attendance	5,592
Umpires	Stan Jacquier

The City v Country Patriotic Match was a one-off all-star game between two representative sides organised by the South Australian National Football League, following the cancellation of an interstate match between South Australia and Victoria in 1940. Admission to the ground was set at ninepence and 1 6 to the grandstand, children threepence and sixpence, with profits donated to the Navy League of Australia.

The match was played on 3 August 1940 at Adelaide Oval, between the Country Team (Country) and the Metropolitan Team (City). City won the match by 27 points.

Teams

The teams were selected from SANFL footballers by the State football selectors; C. McArthur, T.R.L. Alderman, and Sergeant C.L Shea of the 2nd A.I.F.

Country Team

Colours: Red and Black

No.	Name	SANFL club
1	Jack Dawes (c)	South Adelaide
3	Angus Strauss	West Torrens
4	Vernon Richter	Glenelg
6	Hartley Bagshaw	Sturt
7	Lew Roberts	Port Adelaide
8	Lawrence Rusby	South Adelaide
11	Lyndsay Reynolds	West Adelaide
12	Andrew Brown	Port Adelaide
14	Ivan Dangerfield	West Adelaide
16	Richard Halliday	Glenelg
17	Claude Greening	Port Adelaide
18	Harold Huxtable	Norwood
20	Jim Hogan	North Adelaide
21	Reginald Schumann	Port Adelaide
22	Bruce Schultz	Norwood
23	Jack Oatey	Norwood
24	John Boyle	South Adelaide
	Theo Chynoweth	West Adelaide
	Ken Obst	Port Adelaide

Colin Smith (West Adelaide) was initially selected as Vice Captain but dropped out of the team on the day of the match, along with J. Reilly (North Adelaide) and Jack Furniss (North Adelaide), who were replaced with Jack Oatey, Angus Strauss and Theo Chynoweth.

Metropolitan Team

Colours: Blue and White

No.	Name	SANFL club
1	Bob Quinn (c)	Port Adelaide
2	Tom Warhurst Sr. (vc)	Norwood
3	Patrick Connolly	Norwood
5	Max Lowe	Sturt
6	James Templeton	South Adelaide
7	Jack Skelley	Port Adelaide
8	Colin Aamodt	North Adelaide
11	Ken Farmer	North Adelaide
12	Robert Thatcher	West Adelaide
14	Stan Cox	West Torrens
15	Arthur Lance	Sturt
16	Ralph Green	Sturt
18	Bob McLean	Port Adelaide
19	Maxwell Carmichael	Port Adelaide
20	Allan Reval	Port Adelaide
21	Donald Budarick	West Adelaide
24	Marcus Boyall	Glenelg
25	Mel Brock	Glenelg
26	Horace Blight	West Torrens

Lionel Bennetts (North Adelaide) dropped out of the originally selected team, to be replaced by Mel Brock (Glenelg)

Best on ground award

Whilst there was no official award presented for the player judged best afield, Jack Oatey's performance was singled out in multiple accounts as the best performed player in the game.

Scorecard

	City v Country Patriotic Match for Navy
Saturday, 3 August 1940	Metropolitan Team	def.	Country Team	Adelaide Oval (crowd: 5,592)	Report
	4.5 (29) 13.8 (86) 20.8 (128) 23.14 (152)	Q1 Q2 Q3 Final	5.6 (36) 6.11 (47) 15.16 (106) 17.23 (125)	Umpires: Stan Jacquier
Farmer 8 Quinn 5 McLean, Blight 4 Brock, Thatcher 1		Goals	Schultz 7 Halliday 5 Dangerfield 2 Rusby, Dawes, Oatey 1
Quinn, Cox, McLean, Boyall, Brock		Best	Oatey, Dangerfield, Halliday, Schumann, Reynolds, Schultz, Bagshaw
Warhurst		Injuries

See also

• 2020 AFL season

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• 2020 Australian Football League season
• History of Australian rules football

City v Country

1990 SANFL All-Stars
The Advertiser Country All-Stars The News City All-Stars 23.15 (153) 14.28 (112)
Date	21 May 1990
Stadium	Football Park
Umpires	Rick Kinnear, Mark Mackie
Broadcast in Australia
Network	NWS-9

The City v Country West End Challenge was a one-off all-star game between two representative sides organised by the South Australian National Football League in the absence of a State of Origin game in 1990.

The match was played on 21 May 1990 at Football Park in West Lakes, South Australia, Australia, between The Advertiser Country All-Stars and The News City All-Stars. The Country All-Stars won the match by 41 points.

Teams

The Advertiser Country All-Stars

Coach: John Cahill

No.	Name	SANFL club	recruited from
2	Simon Neave	West Torrens	Dudley United/Keith
3	Greg Phillips (c)	Port Adelaide	Port Lincoln
4	Chris Melican	Glenelg	South Gambier
5	Bruce Abernethy	Port Adelaide	Rosewater
6	Craig Dewhirst	South Adelaide	Booborowie Hallett
7	Darren Smith	Port Adelaide	Rudall
8	Darren Mansell	Glenelg	Penola
9	Greg Whittlesea	Sturt	Yankalilla
10	Tony Burgess	West Adelaide	Quorn
11	Simon Tregenza	Port Adelaide	Sacred Heart
12	Scott Lee	Central District	Yallourn, Victoria
13	Peter McIntyre	South Adelaide	Deniliquin
14	Robin McKinnon	West Adelaide	South Gambier
15	David Hynes	Port Adelaide	Wudinna
16	Troy Clarke	West Torrens	South Cairns
17	Des O'Dwyer	Woodville	Shepparton United
18	David Stoeckel	South Adelaide	Dudley United
19	John Seebohm	Glenelg	Mount Burr
20	Michael Redden (vc)	North Adelaide	Orroroo
21	Gilbert McAdam	Central District	South Alice Springs
22	Paul McWilliam	Sturt	Mildura
23	Grantley Fielke	West Adelaide	Loxton
24	Laurence Schache	West Torrens	Hopetoun
26	Richard Champion	Woodville	Kadina

The News City All-Stars

Coach: Graham Cornes

No.	Name	SANFL club	Originally from
1	Romano Negri	Woodville	North Hobart
2	Andrew Jarman (vc)	Norwood	Gaza
3	Stephen Sims	North Adelaide	Modbury
4	George Fiacchi	Port Adelaide	Rosewater
5	Matthew Liptak	Glenelg	Glenelg Juniors
6	John Fidge	Glenelg	St Peters East Bentleigh (Vic)
7	Andrew Payze	West Torrens	Henley High School
8	Darren Jarman	North Adelaide	Gaza
9	Matthew Robran	Norwood	Marryatville High School
10	Tom Warhurst Jr.	Norwood	St Ignatius' College
11	Justin Staritski	Norwood	Pembroke School
12	Scott Hodges	Port Adelaide	Salisbury West
13	Gary Christie	Glenelg	Marion
14	Nigel Smart	South Adelaide	Christies Beach
16	Stephen Schwerdt	Central District	Elizabeth
17	Allan Schwartz	West Torrens	West Torrens Juniors
18	Allen Jakovich	Woodville	Southern Districts (NT)
19	Stephen Williams	Port Adelaide	West Adelaide
20	David Brown	Port Adelaide	Ethelton
21	Trevor Clisby	North Adelaide	Modbury
22	Bruce Lindsay (c)	West Torrens	Modbury
23	John Paynter	Sturt	Brighton High School
24	Michael Bennett	South Adelaide	Sturt
25	Robbie Thompson	Glenelg	Seacombe High School
27	David Hutton	Port Adelaide	Port Adelaide Juniors

Best on ground award

The Fos Williams Medal for best on ground was awarded to Andrew Jarman.

Aftermath

This match is notable as it was the final representative game involving the SANFL prior to the introduction of the Adelaide Football Club in the Australian Football League the following season. 30 players from this game were included on AFL lists in 1991, along with the coach of the City All-Stars, Graham Cornes being appointed the inaugural coach of Adelaide. Overall, 1,869 AFL games would be amassed following this event from players who played in this game.

Adelaide Football Club Inaugural Squad 1991

Name	Later clubs	Post-1990 AFL Games
Bruce Abernethy		11
David Brown	Port Adelaide	91
Trevor Clisby		0
Grantley Fielke		24
Scott Hodges	Port Adelaide	38
Andrew Jarman		110
Scott Lee		86
Bruce Lindsay		6
Matthew Liptak		116
Peter McIntyre		14
Romano Negri		6
Andrew Payze		14
Alan Schwartz		0
Stephen Schwerdt		25
Nigel Smart		278
Darren Smith		9
Robbie Thompson		5
Simon Tregenza		106
Tom Warhurst Jr.		2

Other AFL Clubs

Name	1991 Club	Later clubs	Post-1990 AFL Games
Richard Champion	Brisbane Bears	Brisbane Lions	183
Troy Clarke	Brisbane Bears		68
John Fidge	Essendon		0
David Hynes	West Coast	Fremantle	86
Allen Jakovich	Melbourne	Footscray	54
Darren Jarman	Hawthorn	Adelaide	230
Gilbert McAdam	St Kilda	Brisbane Bears	111
Matthew Robran	Hawthorn	Adelaide	137
Laurence Schache	Brisbane Bears		29
Justin Staritski	North Melbourne	Collingwood	26
Greg Whittlesea	Hawthorn		4

Scorecard

	State of Origin for Bushfire Relief Match
Friday, 28 February 2020 7:50 pm	Victoria	def.	All-Stars	Marvel Stadium (crowd: 51,052)	Report
	4.1 (25) 10.2 (62) 15.7 (97) 24.10 (154)	Q1 Q2 Q3 Final	4.7 (31) 9.14 (68) 15.16 (106) 15.18 (108)	Umpires: Fisher, Stephens, Nicholls, Williamson Best on Ground Medal: Dustin Martin (Victoria)
Papley 5 Kelly, Greene 4 Martin, Gaff, Bontempelli, Gresham 2 Dangerfield, J Cameron, Lynch 1		Goals	C Cameron 3 Coniglio, Breust, Riewoldt, Smith 2 Neale, Weller, Walters, Hill 1
Kelly, Martin, Greene, Papley, Pendlebury, Haynes, Cotchin, Dangerfield		Best	Coniglio, C Cameron, Mills, Cripps, Neale, Johannisen

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• 2020 AFL season

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• 2020 Australian Football League season
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Kingswood Football Club

Kingswood
Names
Full name	Kingswood Football Club
Former name(s)	National Bank Amateur Football Club (1971-1983) National Australia Bank Group Football Club (1984-1990)
Nickname(s)	Bankers
Club details
Founded	1971
Dissolved	1991
Colours	Blue, Red
Former ground(s)	South Parklands (1971-1980)
	Kingswood Oval (1981-1991)

Kingswood Football Club was an Australian rules football club based at Kingswood, South Australia that folded following the 1991 South Australian Amateur Football League (SAAFL) season.

History

The club was initially formed as a workplace club called the National Bank Amateur Football Club in 1971 and joined the South Australian Amateur Football League, with the first committee meeting held on 15 February 1971, and based at Park 19 (Pityarilla) in the South Parklands. The club relocated to Kingswood Oval in 1981 and adjusted its name to National Australia Bank Group Football Club in 1984. The club renamed itself to the Kingswood Football Club in 1991 to appeal to a wider market, but this name was short-lived as the club folded at the end of that season.

A-Grade Premierships

• South Australian Amateur Football League A4 (1)
  • 1976
• South Australian Amateur Football League A5 (1)
  • 1975
• South Australian Amateur Football League A7 (1)
  • 1971
  • 1984

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• Sports clubs disestablished in 1991

Bishops

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Percy Furler

Percy Furler
Personal information
Full name	Percy Stuart Newling Furler
Nickname(s)	Brone
Date of birth	20 February 1904
Date of death	23 January 1991(1991-01-23) (aged 86)
Original team(s)	Noarlunga
Playing career1
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1922-1933	North Adelaide	187 (152)
Total		187 (152)
Representative team honours
Years	Team	Games (Goals)
1923, 1928-1933	South Australia	19 (15)
Total		19 (15)
Coaching career3
Years	Club	Games (W–L–D)
1929	North Adelaide	17 (8-8-1)
Total		17 (8-8-1)
1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1933. 2 State and international statistics correct as of 1933. 3 Coaching statistics correct as of 1929.
Career highlights
North Adelaide leading goalkicker 1927 (41) 2x North Adelaide premiership player 1930, 1931 North Adelaide captain 1928-1929, 1931-1933 North Adelaide Team of the Century South Australian Football Hall of Fame Inductee 2002 South Australia captain 1932-1933 2x Best on Ground SA v Vic 1932, 1933
Source: NAFC History Database

Percy Furler (20 February 1904 – 23 January 1991) was an Australian rules footballer who played for and coached the North Adelaide in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL). Furler was a key figure in North Adelaide's 1930 and 1931 premierships, including the latter as captain.

Originating from the Noarlunga Football Club in the Southern Football Association, Furler played there together with his four brothers, Ray, Albert, Ross and Leslie, and was rejected by Sturt prior to joining North Adelaide.

In 1947, Furler was appointed Secretary of the North Adelaide Football Club, a position he would only hold for the one season.

In 2002 Furler was an inaugural inductee into the South Australian Football Hall of Fame.

Furler's nephew Bob Furler was also a notable footballer, winning the 1947 Tassie Medal.

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1965 Minor States Carnival

The 1965 Minor States Carnival, was an edition of the lower division of Australian National Football Carnival, an Australian rules football interstate competition. The competition was won by // the Australian Amateurs.

The competition was held in Brisbane from 12 June to 14 June 1965. // The format was a simple knock-out tournament. The winner received the R. T. Rush Trophy, named after ANFC president Bob Rush.

Results

	Semi-finals
Saturday, 12 June	Queensland 21.15 (141)	def.	ACT 17.18 (120)	Gabba
Saturday, 12 June	Australian Amateurs unknown	def.	New South Wales unknown	Trumper Park

	Third place playoff
Monday, 10 June (11:30am)	ACT	def.	New South Wales

	Final
Monday, 14 June	Australian Amateurs 11.14 (80)	def.	Queensland 8.16 (64)	Gabba

Carnival Results

Year	Name	Location	Section A Winner	Section B Winner	Tassie Medallist
1908	Jubilee Australasian Football Carnival	Melbourne	Victoria	-	-
1911	Australasian Football Carnival	Adelaide	South Australia	-	-
1914	Australian National Football Carnival	Sydney	Victoria	-	-
1921	Australian National Football Carnival	Perth	Western Australia	-	-
1924	Australian National Football Carnival	Hobart	Victoria	-	-
1927	Australian National Football Carnival	Melbourne	Victoria	-	-
1930	Australian National Football Carnival	Adelaide	Victoria	-	-
1933	Australian National Football Carnival	Sydney	Victoria	-	-
1937	Australian National Football Carnival	Perth	Victoria	-	Mick Cronin (WA)
1947	Australian National Football Carnival	Hobart	Victoria	Tasmania	Les McClements (WA) & Bob Furler (Canberra)
1950	Australian National Football Carnival	Brisbane	Victoria (VFL)	Australian Amateurs	Terry Cashion (Tas)
1953	Australian National Football Carnival	Adelaide	Victoria (VFL)	-	Merv McIntosh (WA)
1956	Australian National Football Carnival	Perth	Victoria (VFL)	-	Graham Farmer (WA)
1958	Centenary Carnival	Melbourne	Victoria (VFL)	Australian Amateurs	Allen Aylett (Vic) & Ted Whitten (Vic)
1960	Minor States Carnival	Sydney/Canberra	-	Victoria (VFA)	-
1961	Australian National Football Carnival	Brisbane	Western Australia	-	Brian Dixon (VFL)
1966	Australian National Football Carnival	Hobart	Victoria (VFA)	-	Barry Cable (WA)
1968	Minor States Carnival	Canberra	-	Australian Amateurs	-
1969	Australian National Football Carnival	Adelaide	Victoria (VFL)	-	Peter Eakins (WA) & Graham Molloy (SA)
1972	Australian National Football Carnival	Perth	Victoria (VFL)	-	Ken McAullay (WA)
1974	ANFC Division 2 Championship	Sydney	-	Queensland	-
1975	Australian National Football Carnival	Melbourne/Adelaide	Victoria (VFL)	-	-
1979	State of Origin Carnival	Perth	Western Australia	Queensland	Brian Peake (WA)
1980	State of Origin Carnival	Adelaide	Victoria	-	Graham Cornes (SA)
1988	Bicentennial Carnival	Adelaide	South Australia	Northern Territory	Paul Salmon (VIC)

Squads 1947 Carnival

Squads

Section A

VIC	WA	SA
Manager: K. Luke Phonse Kyne (Captain) Jack Graham (VC) Harold Bray Perc Bushby Wally Culpitt Kevin Curran] Bert Deacon Kevin Dynon Fred Fanning Fred Flanagan Les Foote Jack Howell Bill Hutchison Noel Jarvis Billy King Len McCankie Marty McDonnell Shane McGrath Leo Merrett Max Oppy Lou Richards Keith Rosewarne Allan Ruthven Lindsay White	Coach: J. Dolan Merv McIntosh (Captain) Bill O'Neill (VC) Bill Alderman Fred Buttsworth Harry Carbon Vic French Jack Green Len Harman Stan Heal Dave Ingraham Harold Jeffreys Norm Lamb Clive Lewington Les McClements Jack Murray Bernie Naylor George Prince Jack Reilly Sid Shaw Jack Sheedy Frank Sparrow Ray Starr Jack Sweet Ron Tucker Norm Wendt	Manager W. Noal Bob Quinn (Captain) Bob Hank (VC) Norm Betson Garth Burkett C. Cox Allan Crabb Sam Gallagher Alan Giles Colin Ingham Lyall Kretschmer Gil Langley Len Lapthorne Ross Lehmann William McFarlane Bob McLean Frank O'Leary Doug Olds Charlie Pyatt Jim Schober Reg Schumann Bernie Smith Colin Smith Edward Tilley Neville Way Fos Williams

Section B

TAS	NSW	QLD	Canberra
Manager: K. Downie Lance Collins (Captain) Jack Sullivan (VC) Noel Atkins Terry Cashion Reg Castles Darryl Challender Bert Chilcott Darryl Crosswell Lance Crosswell Darryl Eaton Lance Gaunt Arthur Hodgson John Leedham Stan O'Neill Ernie Pinkington Terry Pullen Vern Rae Ernie Reid Jervis Stokes Ray Summers Bert Waldron Lance Webb Ian Westell Morrie Williams Roy Witzerman	Manager: R. Onians Allan Smyth (Captain) Jim Cracknell (VC) Jack Browne Ken Champion D. Coleman Andy Davidson Bob Dryburgh Fred Edwards Fred Felstead A. Gillespie John Grose L. Grose Roy Hayes Joe Hughes Frank Larkin Eddie Luhrs Jim Matthews Roy Matthews Keith Miller Emrys Owen L. Simmons J. Stevens Jack Thomson Roy Watterston Roy Wilson	Manager C. Ryan Dick Parton (Captain) George Nuss (VC) K. Bone Harold Byrne Tom Calder D. Cranstoun Erwin Dornau R. Geschke F. Griffin A. Hollingsworth J. Hopkins L. Jackson Don Northover Gordon Phelan Doug Pittard C. Potter L. Sanders Col Taylor Phil Trewick Ken Trewick Jim Trewick Alan Trewick R. Warren F. Willetts R. Wixted	Coach: Dave Elliman Alan Stevens (Captain) N. Custance (VC) C. Axelby J. Backen D. Berry R. Bloomfield J. Brophy J. Connelly Jack Dorman Alf Drayton L. Drayton H. Edlington Kevin Flynn Bob Furler R. Hawke K. Hill K. Hogan J. Hurley H. Madigan N. Malone R. Noonan G. Pini V. Ryan George Sharpe G. Sherd

Australian Champions League

The Australian Champions League, formerly the SA Champions League, is an annual Australian Rules Football tournament, held in March, between invited teams from metropolitan and country leagues. Invitations are targeted at the premiership teams from each competition.

Competition Winners

Year	Champion	Runner-Up	Number of Teams
2016	Reynella	Paskeville	6
2017	Waikerie	Barossa District	7

2017 Australian Champions League

The re-branded 2017 edition of the Australian Champions League was held on 25 March 2017 at Thebarton Oval. It was won by the Waikerie Football Club.

Competing Teams

Club	League	How qualified	Position
Barossa District	BLGFA	2016 Premiers - BLGFA	Runners-Up
Hahndorf	HFL	2016 Premiers - HFL Division 1	Group Stage
Moonta	YPFL	2016 Premiers - YPFL	Group Stage
Prince Alfred Old Collegians	AdelaideFL	2016 Premiers - C9AFL Division 1	Group Stage
Reynella	SFL	2016 Champions - SA Champions League	Group Stage
Riverton-Saddleworth-Marrabel United (RSMU)	NEFL	2016 Premiers - NEFL	Group Stage
Waikerie	RFL	2016 Premiers - RFL	Champions

Results

Pool	Result
Pool A	Prince Alfred Old Collegians 4.9 (33) d Reynella 4.3 (27)
Pool B	Barossa District 4.4 (28) d Hahndorf 3.2 (20)
Pool A	Waikerie 5.8 (38) d RSMU 0.0 (0)
Pool B	Prince Alfred Old Collegians 6.4 (40) d Moonta 3.5 (23)
Pool A	Barossa District 7.6 (48) d Reynella 0.1 (1)
Pool B	Hahndorf 5.2 (32) d RSMU 2.5 (17)
Pool A	Waikerie 4.2 (26) d Moonta 3.6 (24)
Final	Waikerie 6.4 (40) d Barossa District 0.2 (2)

2016 SA Champions League

The inaugural SA Champions League was held on 12 March 2016 at Thebarton Oval, South Australia. The competition was won by the Reynella Football Club.

Competing Teams

Club	League	How qualified	Position
Hahndorf	HFL	2015 Premiers - HFL Division 1	Group Stage
Nuriootpa Rover	BLGFA	2015 Premiers - BLGFA	Group Stage
Padthaway	KNTFL	2015 Premiers - KNTFL	Group Stage
Paskeville	YPFL	2015 Premiers - YPFL	Runners-Up
Reynella	SFL	2015 Premiers - SFL	Champions
St Peter's Old Collegians	C9AFL	Representative - C9AFL	Group Stage

Results

Pool	Result
Pool A	St Peter's Old Collegians 4.4 (28) d Nuriootpa Rover 1.2 (8)
Pool B	Reynella 4.4 (28) d Hahndorf 33.6 (24)
Pool A	Paskeville 5.2 (32) d St Peter's Old Collegians 2.5 (17)
Pool B	Padthaway 3.8 (26) d Hahndorf 2.2 (14)
Pool A	Nuriootpa Rover 5.3 (33) d Paskeville 3.7 (25)
Pool B	Reynella 4.11 (35) d Padthaway 0.3 (3)
Final	Reynella 9.4 (58) d Paskeville 4.3 (27)

Match Results

Year	Match	Date	Home Team	Score	-	Away Team	Score	Location	Trophies
1953	June 6	Semi-Final	Hills Central	9.12	l	Hills Association	12.25	Echunga
1953	June 6	Semi-Final	Southern	10.11	d	Great Southern	5.7	Willunga
1953	July 4	Final	Hills Association	16.14	d	Southern	13.12	Hahndorf
1953	July 4	3rd Play-Off	Great Southern	13.12	d	Hills Central	11.7	Victor Harbor

South 1964

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Ferryden Park

Ferryden Park
Names
Full name	Ferryden Park Football Club
Nickname(s)	Lions
Club details
Founded	1964
Dissolved	1995
Colours	Green, Gold
Former ground(s)	Ferryden Park Reserve (1964-1995)

Ferryden Park Football Club was an Australian rules football club based in Ferryden Park, South Australia that folded following the 1995 South Australian Amateur Football League (SAAFL) season due to financial problems and a lack of players.

History

The club was formed initially as a junior club in March 1964 playing in the West Torrens-Woodville Junior Association. The following season, senior teams were formed and the club joined the North Adelaide District Football Association. After a short stay, the club shifted to the South Australian Amateur Football League in 1968 and in 1978 became a founding member of the South Australian Football Association. In 1985, the club returned to the South Australian Amateur Football League where it competed until its demise at the end of 1995.

A-Grade Premierships

• North Adelaide District Football Association A2 (1)
  • 1965
• South Australian Amateur Football League A2 (1)
  • 1976
• South Australian Amateur Football League A3 (1)
  • 1970
• South Australian Amateur Football League A4 (1)
  • 1969

United Church Football Association

The United Church Football Association (UCFA) was an Australian rules football competition based in the suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia from 1906 to 1977. The competition was formed in April 1906 when delegates of some football clubs connected to churches in Adelaide met to establish a Church Association. The initial six clubs were Clayton Congregational, East Adelaide Methodist, Stanley Street Congregational, St Giles' Presbyterian, St Luke's Church of England and St Mark's Church of England.

Stanley Shield

The Stanley Shield was awarded to the Champion team of the association from 1913. The shield was presented to the winner of a playoff between the A1 and A2 premiers. It was named after the Stanley Street team (later Thompson Memorial) which won three premierships in a row from 1910 to 1912.
Non A-Division/A1 Premiers highlighted in bold.

Year	Champions
1913	Brompton Methodist
1914	Prospect Methodist
1915	Walkerville Methodist
1916-1918	In Recess
1919	Glen Osmond Baptist
1920	Franklin Street Methodist
1921	Franklin Street Methodist
1922	Unley Methodist
1923	St. Augustine's
1924	Unley Methodist
1925	St. Augustine's
1926	Unley Methodist
1927	St. Augustine's
1928	Unley Methodist
1929	Flinders Park Methodist
1930	Flinders Park Methodist
1931	Flinders Park Methodist
1932	Flinders Park Methodist
1933	Prospect Methodist
1934	Queenstown Church of Christ
1935	Queenstown Church of Christ
1936	Queenstown Church of Christ
1937	Queenstown Church of Christ
1938
1939	St Patrick's
1940
1941
1942-1945	In Recess
1946	Queenstown Church of Christ
1947	Park Street Church of Christ
1948	Royal Park Methodist
1949	Royal Park Methodist
1950
1951	Ovingham Methodist
1952	Ovingham Methodist
1953	Maylands Methodist
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977

Premierships

Year	A Division	B Division	C Division	D Division
1906	St. Giles' Presbyterian
1907	St. Giles' Presbyterian
1908	Stanley Street Congregational
1909	St. Luke's Church of England	Chapel Street
1910	Stanley Street Congregational
1911	Stanley Street Congregational
1912	Stanley Street Congregational Undefeated
1913	Parkside Methodist	Brompton Methodist
1914	St. Luke's Church of England	Walkerville Methodist	Richmond Baptist
1915	Walkerville Methodist	Richmond Baptist
1916 - 1918	In Recess (World War 1)
1919	Glen Osmond Baptist
1920	Franklin Street Methodist Undefeated
1921	Franklin Street Methodist
1922	Unley Methodist Undefeated	Robert Street Church of Christ	Maylands Church of Christ
1923	St. Augustine's Church of England
1924	Unley Methodist	St. Lawrence's

Year	A1	A2	B1	B2
1925	St. Augustine's Church of England	Hindmarsh Place Christian Church	Mile End Church of Christ Undefeated	St. James' Church of England
1926	Unley Methodist	Mile End Church of Christ	St. James' Church of England	Royal Park Methodist
1927	St. Augustine's Undefeated	Hindmarsh Baptist	Royal Park Methodist	Flinders Park Methodist
1928	Unley Methodist	St. Cuthbert's Church of England	St. James' Church of England	Queenstown Church of Christ
1929	Flinders Park Methodist	Burnside Christian Church	Clayton Congregational
1930	Flinders Park Methodist	Clayton Congregational	Manthorpe Memorial

Year	A Division	B Division	C Division	D Division
1931	Flinders Park Methodist	Queenstown Church of Christ	Maylands Church of Christ
1932	Flinders Park Methodist	Norwood Church of Christ	College Park Congregational
1933	Prospect Methodist	Manthorpe Memorial	Hindmarsh Baptist
1934	Queenstown Church of Christ Undefeated	Brompton Methodist	Torrensville Methodist	St. Giles' Presbyterian
1935	Queenstown Church of Christ Undefeated	St. Patrick's
1936	Queenstown Church of Christ Undefeated	Otiose	Port Adelaide Presbyterian
1937	Queenstown Church of Christ	Port Adelaide Presbyterian	Unley Methodist	Clayton Congregational
1938	Queenstown Church of Christ	Norman Memorial	Croydon Methodist Undefeated	St. Cuthbert's Church of England
1939	St. Patrick's	Alberton Baptist	Holder Memorial	Ovingham Methodist
1940	Prospect Methodist	West Croydon Methodist	North Adelaide Baptist	Queen of Angels
1941	Queenstown Church of Christ	Queen of Angels	Holy Cross
1942 - 1945	In Recess (World War 2)
1946	Queenstown Church of Christ	Enfield Methodist	Ovingham Methodist
1947	Queenstown Church of Christ	Park Street Church of Christ	Royal Park Methodist
1948	Prospect Methodist	Royal Park Methodist	West Croydon and North Adelaide Baptist
1949	Royal Park Methodist	Colonel Light Gardens United	Richmond Baptist
1950		Richmond Baptist	Unley Methodist
1951	Ovingham Methodist	Malvern Methodist
1952	Ovingham Methodist	Maylands Methodist
1953	Maylands Methodist	Royal Park Methodist
1954	Maylands Methodist	Allenby Gardens Methodist
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968	Port Adelaide Presbyterian
1969	Port Adelaide Presbyterian
1970	Port Adelaide Presbyterian
1971	Port Adelaide Presbyterian
1972	Port Adelaide Presbyterian
1973	Port Adelaide Presbyterian

Year	A1	A2	B1	B2
1974	Port Adelaide Presbyterian	Brighton Methodist	Adelaide Lutheran
1975	Adelaide Lutheran
1976	Adelaide Lutheran
1977

Medallists

Moyes Medal

The Moyes Medal (officially called the John Moyes Memorial Trophy), named after Mr John Moyes who had founded the association, was awarded to the best overall player in the association.

• 1925 - A. Hamlyn
• 1926 - Burton (Prospect Methodist)
• 1927 - C. Rowbotham (Thompson Memorial)
• 1928 - H. Caller (Robert Street Church of Christ)
• 1931 - S. P. Burton (Prospect Methodist)
• 1934 - Tucker (Prospect Methodist)
• 1935 - C. Young (Maylands Church of Christ)
• 1938 - D. Bussell (Hindmarsh Baptist)
• 1940 - R. Day (Hindmarsh Baptist)
• 1971 - R. Lutze (Adelaide Lutheran)
• 1972 - D. Menzel (Adelaide Lutheran)
• 1977 - B. Miegel (Adelaide Lutheran)

Philps Medal (A-Division Medal)

• 1931 - G. Walton (Flinders Park Methodist)
• 1935 - S. Chaplin (Manthorpe Memorial)

Patron's Medal (B-Division Medal)

• 1925 - M. Knight
• 1926 - Pastor W. Graham (Fullarton Church of Christ)
• 1927 - R. Lane (Clayton Congregational)
• 1931 - L. Kelton (Grote Street Church of Christ)
• 1934 - Toseland (St. Bartholomew's)
• 1935 - D. J. Cahill (St Patrick's)
• 1938 - M. Purdie (Prospect Church of Christ)
• 1940 - J. Turnbull (Ovingham Methodist)

C-Division Medal

• 1934 - Hall (Spicer and All Souls)
• 1935 - C. Young (Maylands Church of Christ)
• 1938 - Wilson (Maylands Church of Christ)
• 1940 - W. Matthews (Maylands Church of Christ)

Patron's Medal (D-Division Medal)

• 1934 - Lyons (St. Giles')
• 1938 - Kinter (Mile End Church of Christ)
• 1940 - D. Reddin (Parkside West Methodist)

Member Clubs

Club	Denomination	Known Years Participating	Notes
Adelaide Congress Hall	Salvation Army
Adelaide Lutheran	Lutheran	1951-79	St Steven's Lutheran (1951-52)
Alberton Baptist	Baptist	1935-47
Alberton East Baptist	Baptist	1948-50
Alberton and Ottaway United		1951-54
Alberton Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1940
All Saints		1927-35
All Souls and Spicer	Uniting (Methodist)	1933-40	All Soul's and Spicer Memorial United (1933), Spicer and All Souls (1934-35)
Allenby Gardens	Uniting (Methodist)	1954-67	Allenby Gardens Methodist (1954)
Ambleside		1920
Bowden Baptist	Baptist	1914-20
Bowden Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1913-15
Brighton Congregational	Uniting (Congregational)	1932
Brighton Tigers	Uniting (Methodist)	1963-77	Brighton Methodist (1963-76)
Brompton Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1911-35
Brooklyn Park Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1946-49
Brooklyn Park U.C.		1941
Burnside Christian Church	Baptist	1923-36
Campbelltown Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1911
Cathedral		1911-13
Chapel Street	Church of Christ	1907-13
Clayton Congregational	Uniting (Congregational)	1906-37
Clayton Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1931
Clayton Norwood		1952
Clayton and Wesley United	Uniting (Methodist)	1949-54
College Park Congregational	Uniting (Congregational)	1928-48
Colonel Light Gardens United	Uniting	1947-50	Colonel Light Gardens Presbyterian and Congregational United (1947)
Cottonville Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1924-25
Cowandilla Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1925-28
Croydon Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1927-31, 1937-46
Croydon Congregational	Uniting (Congregational)	1930-32
Croydon Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1936-41
Draper Memorial	Uniting (Methodist)	1909-21
Dulwich Park Congregational	Uniting (Congregational)	1932
Dulwich Rovers		1919
East Adelaide Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1906-08
Edwardstown Baptist	Baptist	1974
Enfield Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1934-54
Flinders Park Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1927-32
Flinders Street Baptist	Baptist	1910-14
Franklin Street Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1913-21
Franklin Street West Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1914-20
Fullarton Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1926-50
Gartrell Memorial Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1924-25, 1946-54
Gartrell-Tusmore Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1948
Glen Osmond Baptist	Baptist	1919
Glenelg Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1927-48
Glenunga Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1954
Goodwood Baptist	Baptist	1932-33
Goodwood Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1912-14, 1929-30
Greek Orthodox	Greek Orthodox	1968
Grote Street Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1929-31
Henley Congregational	Uniting (Congregational)	1941
Henley Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1941
Highgate Congregational	Uniting (Congregational)	1934-35
Hindmarsh Baptist	Baptist	1908-40
Hindmarsh Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1924
Hindmarsh Place Christian Church	Church of Christ	1925-28
Holder Memorial	Uniting (Methodist)	1925-54
Holy Cross	Catholic	1941
Holy Trinity	Anglican	1926-28
Immanuel Old Scholars	Lutheran	1977
Islington Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1913-14
Kent Town Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1934-35
Kent Town Rovers		1919
Keswick Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1929-30
Kilkenny United		1919-21
Madge Memorial Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1946-48
Malvern Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1912-13, 1950-54
Malvern and Rosefield Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1934-41, 1946-49
Manthorpe Memorial	Uniting (Methodist)	1923-35
Marryatville Juniors		1919
Maylands Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1922-40, 1947-48
Maylands Church of Christ and St Peters Presbyterian	mixed	1941	merger
Maylands Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1911-12, 1941, 1946-54
Mile End Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1924-30, 1938, 1950
Mile End and Dulwich Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1948-49
Mitchell Memorial	Uniting (Presbyterian)	1925-30, 1934-35	Goodwood Presbyterian (1925-30)
Nailsworth Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1947-48
Norman Memorial	Uniting (Congregational)	1936-39
North Adelaide Baptist	Baptist	1907-15, 1920-25, 1938-41, 1946
North Adelaide Juniors		1919
North Adelaide Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1946-47
Norwood and Kensington Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1933-38
Norwood and Maylands Methodist United	Uniting (Methodist)	1932
Norwood Baptist	Baptist	1930-34
Norwood Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1929-33
Norwood Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1930-35
Norwood Wesley	Uniting (Methodist)	1907-20
Otiose		1933-37
Ovingham Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1913-15, 1925-26, 1939-76
Park Street Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1924-27, 1937-40, 1946-48
Parkside Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1911-13
Parkside West Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1924-27, 1938-40
Payneham Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1909-10, 1936-40, 1947-49
Payneham and Woodville United		1950-52
Port Adelaide Presbyterian	Uniting (Presbyterian)	1935-38, 1961-77
Prospect Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1937-49
Prospect Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1913-54	Prospect Methodists United (1950)
Prospect North Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1915
Queen of Angels	Catholic	1939-41
Queenstown Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1923-49, 1951-54
Richmond Baptist	Baptist	1913-15, 1947-52
Robert Street Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1922-30, 1937-38
Royal Park Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1926-30, 1947-54
Semaphore Baptist	Baptist	1935-36
Semaphore Church of Christ	Church of Christ	1926-31
St Augustine's Church of England	Anglican	1920-27
St Bartholomew's Church of England	Anglican	1924-41, 1948-51
St Cuthbert's Church of England	Anglican	1922-35, 1937-39
St George's Church	Anglican	1909
St Giles' Presbyterian	Uniting (Presbyterian)	1906-39
St Ignatius'	Catholic	1924
St James' Church of England	Anglican	1925-31
St John's		1933
St Laurence's	Catholic	1922-29
St Luke's Church of England	Anglican	1906-15, 1919-20
St Mark's Church of England	Anglican	1906-07, 1931, 1951
St Mary's		1929
St Mary Magdelene's	Anglican	1911-12
St Michael's	Anglican	1913
St Oswald's	Anglican	1926-27
St Patrick's	Catholic	1930-40
St Paul's	Anglican	1926
St Peters Presbyterian	Uniting (Presbyterian)	1935-40
St Saviour's	Anglican	1913-14
St. Thomas'		1924
Sturt Ramblers		1920
Torrensville Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1933-35
Thebarton Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1926-29
Thompson Memorial	Uniting (Congregational)	1923-40	Stanley Street Congregational (1906-14)
Thompson, Spicer and All Souls	Uniting	1941
Trinity	Anglican	1911
Unley Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1920-41, 1947-54
W.A. Baptists	Baptist	1926
Walkerville Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1914-15, 1928-29
Wellington Square Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1912-15, 1924-25
Wesley	Uniting (Methodist)	1911
West Croydon Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1935-41
West Croydon Rovers		1926
West Croydon-North Adelaide Baptist United	Baptist	1947-50
West Hindmarsh Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1924
Woodville District	Uniting (Methodist)		Mansfield Park Methodist (?-?)
Woodville Methodist	Uniting (Methodist)	1912-13, 1940
Woodville Presbyterian	Uniting (Presbyterian)	1953-54
Y.M.C.A.		1939

Interstate Games during State of Origin era

Year	Result	Venue	Crowd	Date
1977	South Australia 15.11 (101) lost to Western Australia 15.18 (108)	Football Park		16 May 1977
1977	Western Australia 13.12 (90) lost to Victoria (VFL) 23.16 (154)	Subiaco Oval	44,891	25 June 1977
1977	Western Australia 18.17 (125) def. South Australia 11.19 (85)	Subiaco Oval		30 July 1977
1978	Australian Capital Territory 17.7 (109) def. Tasmania 16.9 (105)	Manuka Oval	5,000	25 April 1978
1983	Western Australia 24.14 (134) def. South Australia 16.14 (110)	Subiaco Oval		4 June 1983
1984	South Australia 14.13 (97) lost to Western Australia 14.14 (98)	Football Park	26,649	9 June 1984
1985	Western Australia 16.15 (111) lost to South Australia 30.18 (198)	Subiaco Oval		15 June 1985

1974 Minor States Carnival

The 1974 Minor States Carnival, known more formally as the 1974 ANFC Division 2 Championship was an edition of the lower division of Australian National Football Carnival, an Australian rules football interstate competition. The competition was won by Queensland.

Results

	Semi-finals
Saturday, 15 June	Australian Capital Territory 20.15 (135)	def.	Australian Amateurs 13.15 (93)	Erskineville Oval
Saturday, 15 June	Queensland 15.16 (106)	def.	New South Wales 9.12 (66)	Erskineville Oval

	Third place playoff
Monday, 17 June	New South Wales 13.14 (92)	def.	Australian Amateurs 10.21 (81)	Erskineville Oval

	Final
Monday, 17 June	Queensland 10.8 (68)	def.	Australian Capital Territory 7.10 (52)	Erskineville Oval

Controversy

Greg Trott was crowned Bushing King in 1984 following the abdication of Geoff Merrill after the winning wine was found to be outside the parameters for entry.

Wassail

Part of the "coronation" tradition has been the local singing of a Wassail:

'Tis for love of wine we sing,
Glory to the Bushing King,
'Tis for love of wine we sing,
Glory to the Bushing King,
On your feet now, to the beat now
Off your arses, charge your glasses,
Let us make the rafters ring -
Glory to the Bushing King!
ALL HAIL! WASSAIL!

— "Can You Wassail?"

List of Bushing Monarchs

Year	Bushing King	Bushing Queen	Producer	Wine
2015	Stephen Pannell		S.C. Pannell Wines	2014 S.C. Pannell Grenache Shiraz Touriga
2014	Matt Caldersmith and Nic Bowen		Chateau Reynella	2012 Chateau Reynella Basket Press Shiraz
2013	Matt Koch & Randall Cummins		Rosemount Estate	2012 Rosemount Estate District Release McLaren Vale Cabernet Sauvignon
2012	Matt Koch & Andrew Locke		Rosemount Estate	2011 Rosemount Estate Nursery Project Mataro
2011	Stephen Pannell	Fiona Lindquist	S.C. Pannell Wines	2010 S.C. Pannell Tempranillo Touriga
2010	Michael Fragos & Bryn Richards		Chapel Hill	2008 Chapel Hill Vicar Shiraz
2009	Paul Carpenter	Alix Hardy	Hardy’s Tintara	2004 Eileen Hardy Shiraz
2008	Brian Light	Rose Kentish	Ulithorne Wines	2008 Ulithorne Cabernet Sauvignon-Shiraz
2007	Scott Rawlinson	Maria Maglieri	Serafino Wines	2006 Serafino Cabernet Sauvignon
2006	Wayne Thomas	Bev Thomas	Wayne Thomas Wines	2005 Wayne Thomas Shiraz
2005	Ben Riggs	Annie Riggs	Penny’s Hill	Penny’s Hill Shiraz 2004
2004	Wayne Thomas	Bev Thomas	Wayne Thomas Wines	2003 Wayne Thomas Petit Verdot
2003	Dan Hills & Tony Walker		Fox Creek Wines	2002 Fox Creek Short Row Shiraz
2002	Sparky Marquis	Sarah Marquis	Shirvington	2001 Shirvington Shiraz
2001	Grant Harrison & Mark Lloyd		Coriole Vineyards	1999 Coriole Lloyd Reserve Shiraz
2000	Ben Riggs	Annie Riggs	Wirra Wirra Vineyards	1998 Wirra Wirra RSW Shiraz
1999	Michael Fragos & Justin McNamee		Tatachilla Winery
1998	Sparky Marquis	Sarah Marquis	Fox Creek Wines	1997 Fox Creek JSM Shiraz-Cabernet Franc
1997	Michael Fragos		Tatachilla Winery
1996	Sparky Marquis	Sarah Marquis	Fox Creek Wines	1994 Fox Creek Shiraz
1995	Brian Light	Kay Light	Merrivale Wines
1994	Mike Farmilo	Diane Murphy	Seaview Winery	1992 Edwards and Chaffey Shiraz
1993	Nick Haselgrove		James Haselgrove Wines	1992 Haselgrove Futures Shiraz
1992	John Loxton	Maria Maglieri	Maglieri Wines
1991		Pam Dunsford	Chapel Hill
1990	Chester Osborn	Julie McEwen	d’Arenberg Wines	1987 d’Arenberg Noble Riesling
1989	Brian Light	Kay Light	Normans Wines
1988	Bill Hardy	Merrilyn Hardy	Thomas Hardy & Sons
1987	Walter (Bill) Clappis	Kerry Clappis	Ingoldby Wines	Ingoldby Cabernet Sauvignon
1986	Scott Collett	Anne Tully	Woodstock Winery	1985 Woodstock Chardonnay
1985	Graham Stevens	Marie Stevens	Stevens Cambrai Wines	1984 McLaren Heights Hermitage
1984	Geoff Merrill abdicated Greg Trott (replacement)	Janet Merrill	Chateau Reynella	1977 Chateau Reynella Vintage Port
1983	Peter Dennis	Marg Dennis	Daringa Cellars	1980 Daringa Cabernet Sauvignon
1982	Iain Riggs	Janice Riggs	Hazelmere Estate
1981	Geoff Merrill	Janet Merrill	Chateau Reynella
1980	Ken Maxwell	Margaret Maxwell	Maxwell Wines	Maxwell Shiraz
1979	Steve Maglieri	Letizia Maglieri	Maglieri Wines	1979 Maglieri Shiraz
1978	Ken Maxwell	Margaret Maxwell	Daringa Cellars
1977	Ian Wilson	Joylene Thorpe	Southern Australian Vintners
1976	Graham Beenham	Jenny Beenham	Southern Vales Co-Op Winery
1975	Graham Stevens	Marie Stevens	Coriole Vineyards
1974	Hugh Lloyd	Molly Lloyd	Coriole Vineyards
1973	David Hardy	Helen Hardy	Thomas Hardy & Sons

Len Giles

Len Giles
Personal information
Full name	Leonard George Giles
Date of birth	(1921-06-17)17 June 1921
Place of birth	Yorketown, South Australia
Date of death	23 August 1994(1994-08-23) (aged 73)
Place of death	Glandore, South Australia
Career highlights
Sturt captain 1949

Leonard Giles

Cricket information
Batting	Right-hand
Role	Specialist batsman
Domestic team information
Years	Team
1928/29	South Australia
Career statistics
Competition First Class Matches 5 Runs scored 164 Batting average 20.50 100s/50s 0/1 Top score 54 Balls bowled 0 Wickets 0 Bowling average n/a 5 wickets in innings 0 10 wickets in match 0 Best bowling n/a Catches/stumpings 4/0
Source: [1]

Len Giles (17 June 1921 - 23 August 1994) was a former Australian rules footballer who played with Sturt in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL), and Cricketer who represented South Australia.

External links

• Len Giles' profile at CricInfo

Test

Joe Bloggs JP

2002 Premiership

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Premierships

Year	A1	A2
1921	Mitcham
1922	Walkerville
1923	Prospect
1924	Prospect
1925	Prospect
1926	Gaza
1927	Prospect
1928	Chicago
1929	Walkerville
1930	Walkerville
1931	Walkerville
1932	Walkerville
1933	Kilburn
1934	Kilburn
1935	Kilburn
1936	Prospect
1937	Kilburn
1938	Kilburn
1939	Kilburn
1940	Kilburn
1941	North Adelaide Central
1942-45	In Recess
1946	Kilburn
1947	Kilburn
1948	Broadview
1949	Brunswick
1950	Thompson Memorial
1951	Thompson Memorial
1952	Thompson Memorial
1953	Enfield
1954	Broadview
1955	Thompson Memorial
1956	Kilburn
1957	Kilburn
1958	Thompson Memorial
1959	North Adelaide YCW
1960	North Adelaide YCW
1961	Prospect
1962
1963	Broadview
1964	Thompson Memorial
1965	Gepps Cross
1966	Thompson Memorial
1967	Modbury
1968	Modbury

A-Grade

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• 1968 - Modbury

Channel 9 Adelaide Football League Clubs

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Classified Wines

	I	II	III	IV	V	VI
Wine	1991	1996	2000	2005	2010	2014
Penfolds Bin 95 Grange Shiraz				Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional
Bass Phillip Reserve Pinot Noir				Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional
Brokenwood Graveyard Vineyard Shiraz				Outstanding	Exceptional	Exceptional
Chris Ringland Dry Grown Barossa Ranges Shiraz				Outstanding	Exceptional	Exceptional
Clarendon Hills Astralis Syrah				Outstanding	Exceptional	Exceptional
Clonakilla Shiraz Viognier				Outstanding	Exceptional	Exceptional
Cullen Wines Diana Madeline Cabernet Merlot				Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional
Giaconda Chardonnay				Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional
Grosset Wines Polish Hill Riesling				Outstanding	Exceptional	Exceptional
Henschke Hill of Grace Shiraz				Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional
Henschke Mount Edelstone Shiraz				Outstanding	Outstanding	Exceptional
Jim Barry Wines The Armagh Shiraz				Outstanding	Outstanding	Exceptional
Leeuwin Estate Art Series Chardonnay				Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional
Moss Wood Cabernet Sauvignon				Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional
Mount Mary Vineyard Quintet Cabernet blend				Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional
Penfolds Bin 707 Cabernet Sauvignon				Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional
Rockford Wines Basket Press Shiraz				Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional
Seppeltsfield 100 Year Old Para Vintage Tawny						Exceptional
Torbreck RunRig Shiraz				Excellent	Exceptional	Exceptional
Wendouree Shiraz				Exceptional	Exceptional	Exceptional
Wynns Coonawarra Estate John Riddoch Cabernet Sauvignon				Excellent	Outstanding	Exceptional
Balnaves The Tally Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon					Outstanding	Outstanding
Bannockburn Serré Pinot Noir				Excellent	Excellent	Outstanding
Barossa Valley Estate E & E Black Pepper Shiraz				Outstanding	Outstanding	Outstanding
Bass Phillip Premium Pinot Noir				Outstanding	Outstanding	Outstanding
Best's Thomson Family Great Western Shiraz				Outstanding	Outstanding	Outstanding
Bindi Block 5 Pinot Noir					Outstanding	Outstanding
Bindi Original Vineyard Pinot Noir				Excellent	Excellent	Outstanding
Cape Mentelle Cabernet Sauvignon				Excellent	Excellent	Outstanding
Chambers Rosewood Rare Muscat						Outstanding
Chambers Rosewood Rare Muscadelle						Outstanding
Crawford River Riesling				Distinguished	Distinguished	Outstanding
D'Arenberg The Dead Arm Shiraz				Excellent	Outstanding	Outstanding
Dalwhinnie The Eagle Shiraz					Outstanding	Outstanding
De Bortoli Noble One Botrytis Semillon				Excellent	Outstanding	Outstanding
Domaine A Cabernet Sauvignon				Distinguished	Excellent	Outstanding
Glaetzer Amon-Ra Shiraz						Outstanding
Grant Burge Meshach Shiraz				Outstanding	Outstanding	Outstanding
Greenock Creek Roennfeldt Road Cabernet Sauvignon				Excellent	Outstanding	Outstanding
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Sturt Leading Goalkickers

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1932 South Australia State Team

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1941 South Australia State Team

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1990 Country v City

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1927 South Australia Interstate Carnival Squad

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1988 New South Wales State of Origin Team

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1966 State Team

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1991 Tasmania State of Origin Team

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Simpson Medal Winners

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E.J. Whitten Medal Winners

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Garth Burkett

Garth Burkett
Personal information
Full name	Garth Burkett
Date of birth	(1927-03-21)21 March 1927
Place of birth	Keswick, South Australia
Date of death	3 August 2012(2012-08-03) (aged 85)
Original team(s)	West Colts
Position(s)	Centre
Playing career1
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1944	West Adelaide-Glenelg
1945-1954	West Adelaide
Total		92 (11)
Representative team honours
Years	Team	Games (Goals)
1947, 1954	South Australia	4 (?)
1949-50	New South Wales	3 (?)
1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1954.
Career highlights
West Adelaide Best and Fairest 1945, 1946 West Adelaide Premiership 1947 West Broken Hill Premiership 1949 Middleton Medal (BHFL) 1949 West Broken Hill Best and Fairest 1949, 1950, 1951 New South Wales Vice-Captain 1950 (Brisbane Carnival) Stansbury Premiership 1953 Myponga Premiership 1957

Garth "Gar" Burkett (21 March 1927 - 3 August 2012) was a former Australian rules footballer who played for South Adelaide in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) between 1944 and 1954. Burkett shifted around a number of clubs over his career. Part-way through the 1944 season with West Colts, he shifted to Kelvinator in the South Australian Amateur Football League. He then joined the West Adelaide-Glenelg combined team for the final two games of the season, remaining with West Adelaide in 1945 and cementing his spot in the league team with back-to-back Best and Fairests (1945-46), and representing South Australia at the 1947 Hobart Carnival.

In 1949, Burkett was appointed Captain-Coach of West Broken Hill in the Broken Hill Football League, a position he held for three seasons, leading them to the premiership in 1949 and winning the Broken Hill League's Middleton Medal the same year. In each of the three seasons, Burkett won the West Broken Hill Best and Fairest, and represented the Broken Hill Football League, and New South Wales on multiple occasions, including the 1950 Brisbane Carnival.

In 1952, Burkett returned to South Australia and joined the Stansbury Football Club, who later that season were involved in controversy when they played an unapproved game against a combined Yorke Peninsula Football Association team in Moonta, South Australia, resulting in the club being suspended for the remainder of the Southern Yorke Peninsula Football Association season.

Burkett returned to West Adelaide in 1954 and once again represented South Australia. In 1956, Burkett was appointed Captain-Coach of the Myponga Football Club, leading them to the Southern Football Association premiership in 1957.

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South Australian Country Football Championships

South Australian Country Football Championships is an annual Australian rules football competition run by the South Australian National Football League, played between representative teams from the six country football zones.

Current Zones

The competing zones, which differ from the zones defined in the constitution of the South Australian Community Football League, comprise of the following:

Zone	Leagues
Central Zone	Adelaide Plains Football League Hills Football League North Eastern Football League Yorke Peninsula Football League
Eastern Zone	Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association Mallee Football League Riverland Football League
Eyre Peninsula	Eastern Eyre Football League Far West Football League Great Flinders Football League Mid West Football League Port Lincoln Football League
Murray South East	Kowree-Naracoorte-Tatiara Football League Mid South Eastern Football League River Murray Football League Western Border Football League
Northern	Broken Hill Football League Far North Football League Northern Areas Football Association Spencer Gulf Football League Whyalla Football League
Southern Districts	Great Southern Football League Kangaroo Island Football League Southern Football League

Competition Results

Year	Location	Champions	Runner-Up	3rd	4th	5th	Last
1994		Eyre Peninsula
1995		Southern Districts
1996		Southern Districts
1997		Eyre Peninsula
1999		Eyre Peninsula
2001		Mid North
2003		Southern Districts
2004		Southern Districts
2005		Southern Districts
2006		Central	Southern Districts	Eyre Peninsula	Murray Mallee Barrier	South East	Northern Cities
2007		Southern Districts
2008		Murray Mallee Barrier Barossa	Central Zone	South East	Southern Districts	Eyre Peninsula	Northern Zone
2009	Berri Oval, Berri	Southern Districts	Eastern	Murray South East	Northern Zone	Eyre Peninsula	Central
2010	Berri Oval, Berri	Southern Districts	Eastern	Central Zone	Murray South East	Eyre Peninsula	Northern Zone
2011	Memorial Oval, Port Pirie	Western	Murray South East	Southern Districts	Eastern	Northern	Central
2012	Berri Oval, Berri	Southern Districts	Murray South East	Central	Northern	Eastern	Eyre Peninsula
2013	Memorial Oval, Port Pirie	Central	Murray South East	Eyre Peninsula	Southern Districts	Eastern	Northern
2014	Kadina Oval, Kadina	Murray South East	Eastern	Eyre Peninsula	Northern	Central	Southern Districts
2015	Central Oval, Port Augusta	Southern Districts	Murray South East	Western Zone	Eastern	Central	Northern
2016	Centenary Oval, Port Lincoln	Murray South East	Southern Districts	Western	Northern	Central	Eastern
2017	Johnstone Park, Murray Bridge	Murray South East	Southern Districts	Western	Eastern	Central	Northern

Don McSweeny Medal

The Don McSweeny Medal is presented to the best player of the carnival, judged by the allocation of votes by the umpires of each game using the 3-2-1 method. The medal is named after South Australian Football Hall of Famer Don McSweeny OAM.

Name	Medallist
2004	Matt Joraslafsky (Southern)
2005	Justin Henscke (Southern)
2006	Adam Merrett (South East)
2007	Damien Stevens (Murray Mallee Barrier Barossa)
2008	Todd Miles (Central)
2009	Mitchell Portlock (Southern)
2010	Ben Yeomans (Central) & Josh Vick (Southern)
2011	Matthew Woolford (Northern)
2012	Tyson Wait (Murray South East)
2013	Michael Liebelt (Central)
2014	Liam O'Neil (Murray South East) & Ben McIntyre (Murray South East)
2015	Xavier Watson (Eyre Peninsula) & Jack Kenny (Eyre Peninsula)
2016	Brian Fenton (Murray South East)
2017	Jack Kelly (Murray South East)

Bill Murdoch Medal

A Medal is presented to the Coach of the Championships. Since 2013, the medal has been named the Bill Murdoch Medal

Name	Medallist
2010	Simon Dennis (Southern Districts)
2011	Symon Chase (Western)
2012	Steve Hill (Southern)
2013	Andrew Michael (Central)
2014	Luke Duncan (Murray South East)
2015	Barry Pilmore (Southern Districts)
2016	Adam Merrett (Murray South East)
2017	Adam Merrett (Murray South East)

SAFA Premierships

Year	A1	A2	A3	A4
1978	Flinders Park	Modbury	Edwardstown	Athelstone
1979	Flinders Park	Port District	Edwardstown	Athelstone
1980	Edwardstown	Payneham	Edwardstown	Walkerville
1981	Flinders Park	Mount Lofty District	Edwardstown	Athelstone
1982	Edwardstown	Gepps Cross	Edwardstown	Athelstone
1983	Flinders Park	Henley District and Old Scholars	Flinders Park	Flinders Park
1984	Pooraka	Ingle Farm	Edwardstown	Henley District and Old Scholars
1985	Pooraka	Modbury	Flinders Park	Elizabeth
1986	Payneham	Elizabeth	Flinders Park	Elizabeth
1987	Edwardstown	Norwood Districts	Henley District and Old Scholars	Henley District and Old Scholars
1988	Edwardstown		Mitchell Park	Walkerville
1989	Pooraka		Brighton	Edwardstown
1990	Pooraka		Mitchell Park	Plympton
1991	Pooraka		Edwardstown	Edwardstown
1992	Henley District and Old Scholars		Para Hills	Salisbury North
1993	Henley District and Old Scholars		Henley District and Old Scholars	Athelstone
1994	Pooraka	Edwardstown	Pooraka	Plympton
1995	Athelstone	Athelstone	Athelstone	Athelstone

List of former South Australian regional football leagues

This is a list of former regional Australian rules football leagues in South Australia

Name	Founded	Ended	Reason	Previous Names
Albert District Football Association	1920	1923
Alexandra Football Association	1913	1923	In recess 1916-21
Barossa & Light Football Association	1908	1986	Merged with Gawler and District Football Association to form Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association
Barossa & Murray Valley Football Association	1947	1956	in recess 1949-1954
Belalie District Football Association	1929	1949		Jamestown Football Association (1929-33)
Blue Lake Football Association	1931	1937
Booboorowie Football Association	1925	1933
Border Downs Football Association	1930	1932		Midland Downs Football Association (1930-31)
Boundary District Football Association	1928	1934
Broughton Football League	1910	1980		Broughton Football Association (1910-49)
Broughton Central Football Association	1912	1939	In recess 1932-35	North Western Football Association (1912-13)
Brown's Well Football Association	1920	1968	merged 1926-31 as part of the Loxton Brown's Well Football Association
Brown's Well Line Football Association	1913	1914
Bundaleer Football Association	1939	1940
Burra Football Association	1905	1940	In recess 1925-31
Cardwell Football Association	1945	1954		Merged with Lake Albert Football Association to form Lakes District Football Association
Carrow Football Association	1920	1932	In recess 1924-25
Central Football Association	1926	1937		Caralue Football Association (1926-34)
Central Areas Football Association	1946	1956
Central Peebinga Line Football Association	1928	1937	In recess 1936
Central South Eastern & Border District Football Association	1924	1927	In recess 1926	Central South Eastern Football Association (1924)
Central Yorke Peninsula Football Association	1909	1921	In recess 1915-18 (World War I), absorbed into Southern Yorke Peninsula Football Association
Cleve & Districts Football Association	1909	1961	In recess 1914-18 (World War I), 1941-45 (World War II), merged with Franklin Harbour Football Association to form Cleve Cowell Football League
County Eyre Football Association	1931	1946	In recess 1934, 1941-44 (World War II)
County Jervois Football League	1962	1988	merged with Kimba Football Association to form Eastern Eyre Football League	Cleve Cowell Football League (1962-63)
Cummins Football Association	1931	1931
Drainage Areas Football Association	1920	1926		Millicent Football Association (1907-1914)
East Murray Football Association	1921	1970
Eastern Eyre Peninsula Football Association	1920	1962	In recess 1924, 1941-44 (World War II)
Eastern Yorke Peninsula Football Association	1913	1935	In recess 1916-20
Far Northern Football Association	1925	1962	In recess 1930, 1935-49
Far West Football Association	1924	1960	In recess 1941-46 (World War II)
Fleurieu Peninsula Football Association	1934	1934
Flinders Football Association	1912	1978	In recess 1914-18 (World War I), 1941-44 (World War II)
Forster On Murray Football Association	1923	1929
Franklin Harbour Football Association	1900	1961	merged with Cleve & Districts Football Association to form Cleve Cowell Football League
Gawler and District Football Association	1889	1986	Merged with Barossa & Light Football Association to form Barossa Light & Gawler Football Association	Gawler Football Association
Gilbert Football Association	1921	1934
Golden Vale Football Association	1924	1928
Gordon Football Association	1923	1929
Great Northern Football Association	1936	1960	merged with Whyalla Football League & Port Pirie Football Association to form Spencer Gulf Football League
Hills Football Association	1902	1961	In recess 1915-18 (World War I), 1930-37, 1940-44 (World War II)
Hills Central Football Association	1923	1966	In recess 1941-45 (World War II), merged with Torrens Valley Football Association to form Hills Football League
Kadina & Wallaroo Junior Football Association	1911	1936	In recess 1916-18 (World War I), merged with Moonta & Districts Junior Football Association to form Yorke Peninsula Junior Football Association
Karte & District Football Association	1926	1937		Peebinga Kingsford Football Association (1926-29) Kingsford & Border Football Association (1930-34)
Kimba Football Association	1920	1988	merged with County Jervois Football League to form Eastern Eyre Football League
Kooringa Football Association	1925	1930
Kowree Naracoorte Football League	1936	1992	Merged with Tatiara Football League to form Kowree-Naracoorte-Tatiara Football League	Kowree Football Association (1936)
Lake Albert Football Association	1946	1948		Merged with Cardwell Football Association to form Lakes District Football Association
Lakes District Football Association	1945	1954
Lameroo & Districts Football Association	1925	1993	Merged with Murray Lands Football League to form Mallee Football League
Lameroo & Western Football Association	1923	1924
Le Hunte Football League	1919	1987	In recess 1941-45 (World War II), merged with Streaky Bay Football League to form Mid West Football League	Central Eyre Peninsula Football Association (1919-41)
Lower North Football Association	1925	1952	In recess 1932-35, 1941-45 (World War II)
Loxton Brown's Well Football Association	1926	1931
Loxton & District Football Association	1932	1940
Loxton Line Football Association	1909	1925	In recess 1916-1918 (World War I); merged with Brown's Well Football Association to form Loxton Brown's Well Football Association	Loxton Football Association (1909-1915)
Marble Range Football Association	1934	1936
Martindale Football Association	1927	1927
Mid Murray Football Association	1910	2009
Mid North Football Association	1910	1975
Mid Western Football Association	1913	1955	In recess 1915-25, 1929-47
Mid Western Junior Football Association	1922	1922
Millicent Football Association	1907	1914	Abandoned due to World War I, reformed as Drainage Areas Football Association
Moonta & District Junior Football Association	1914	1936	In recess 1916-18 (World War I), merged with Kadina & Wallaroo Junior Football Association to form Yorke Peninsula Junior Football Association	Moonta Junior Football Association (1914-1926)
Mount Gambier Football Association	1894	1914	Player numbers affected by World War I enlistments
Mount Lock Football Association	1921	1933
Mount Lofty Football Association	1921	1938
Murray Bridge Football Association	1922	1925
Murray Downs Football Association	1920	1940	In recess 1924-25	Lower Murray Football Association (1923)
Murray Lands Football League	1923	1993	merged with Lameroo & Districts Football League to form Mallee Football League
Murray Mallee Football Association	1932	1940		Central Murray Football Association (1932)
Murray Ranges Football Association	1922	1935
Murray River Football Association	1919	1931	In recess 1927-29
Murray Valley Football Association	1921	1934
Naracoote Football Association	1935	1935
Narracoote Football Association	1912	1913
North Gambier Football Association	1931	1934
North West Goldfields Football Association	1935	1935
North Western Football Association	1911	1963		North Western Yorke Peninsula Football Association (1930s)
Northern Districts Football Association	1979	1984
Northern Football Association	1889	1889
Olary Ridge Football Association	1935	1935
Orroroo Football Association	1914	1923
Peake & District Football Association	1925	1940
Peterborough & Districts Football Association	1911	1961	In recess 1916-18 (World War I), 1936, 1942-44 (World War II)	Petersburg Football Association (1911-15) North Eastern Football Association (1919-26, 1929-38, 1945-58) Peterborough Football Association (1927-28, 1939-41)
Pinnaroo & Border Football Association	1910	1954		Pinnaroo Football Association (1910-15)
Port Augusta Football Association	1912	1934	In recess 1916 (World War I)
Port Pirie Football Association	1893	1960	merged with Whyalla Football League & Great Northern Football Association to form Spencer Gulf Football League
Port Pirie Shiftworkers Football Association	1923	1930
Port Pirie United Churches Football Association
Quorn Football Association	1918	1954	In recess 1928-32, 1939, 194-45 (World War II)
Rocky River Football Association	1945	1945
Rudall Centre Football Association	1929	1947	In recess 1941-45 (World War II)	Middle Areas Football Association (1929-40)
Rudall District Football Association	1935	1940
South East & Border Football League	1946	1963	merged with Western Districts Football League to form Western Border Football League	Mount Gambier & District Football Association (1946-47)
South Eastern Country Football Association	1929	1930
South Eastern Football Association	1926	1935	Folded, clubs joined the Mid South Eastern Football League
Southern Ports Football Association	1928	1965
Southern Yorke Peninsula Football Association	1908	1993	In recess 1916-18 (World War I), 1941-44 (World War II), merged with Yorke Valley Football Association to form Yorke Peninsula Football League	Central & Southern Yorke Peninsula Football Association (1923)
Spalding Football Association	1924	1926
Stanley Football Association	1915	1936	In recess 1916-17 (World War I), 1919
Streaky Bay Football League	1923	1987	In recess 1941-45 (World War II)	Central Flinders Football Association (1923-40), merged with Le Hunte Football League to form Mid West Football League
Tatiara Football League	1911	1992	merged with Kowree Naracoorte Football League to form Kowree-Naracoorte-Tatiara Football League
Torrens Valley Football Association	1921	1966	In recess 1940-45 (World War II), merged with Hills Central Football Association to form Hills Football League
Wakefield Football Association	1925	1939
Wakefield, Light & Gilbert Football Association	1904	1905
Warratta Football Association	1910	1914
Western Areas Football Association	1908	1961
Western Flinders Football Association	1924	1938
Willochra Football Association	1920	1936		Mount Remarkable Football Association (1920-23)
Wooroora Football Association	1909	1925	folded due to financial issues
Yackamoorundie Football Association	1912	1924	In recess 1914-18 (World War I), clubs transferred to Moorundie Football Association
Yackilowie Football Association	1914	1921
Yorke Peninsula Football Association	1887	1960	In recess 1895, 1916-18 (World War I), 1941-44 (World War II)
Yorke Peninsula Junior Football Association	1937	1946
Yorke Valley Football League	1910	1993	In recess 1916-18 (World War I), 1937-45 (World War II), merged with Southern Yorke Peninsula Football Association to form Yorke Peninsula Football League	Northern Yorke Peninsula Football Association (1910-24) Northern and Mid Yorke Peninsula Football Association (1925-29)

SFL Players Recruited to AFL/VFL

Pick	Draft	Name	SFL Club	SANFL Club	Recruited to
-	1932 Signing	Tom Waye	Willunga	Port Adelaide	Footscray
20	1986 National Draft	Brenton Harris	Reynella	South Adelaide	North Melbourne
4	1987 National Draft	Andrew Brockhurst	Reynella	South Adelaide	Fitzroy
52	1989 National Draft	Rod Jameson	Morphett Vale	South Adelaide	North Melbourne
101	1989 National Draft	Richard Harrison	Christies Beach	South Adelaide	Geelong
-	1991 Zone Selection	Rod Jameson	Morphett Vale	Glenelg	Adelaide
-	1991 Zone Selection	Nigel Smart	Christies Beach	South Adelaide	Adelaide
-	1992 Zone Selection	Chris Groom	Christies Beach	South Adelaide	Adelaide
-	1992 Zone Selection	Tony Modra	Christies Beach	West Adelaide	Adelaide
-	1992 Zone Selection	Mark Viska	O'Sullivan Beach	Glenelg	Adelaide
37	1992 National Draft	Matthew Rogers	Happy Valley	South Adelaide	Richmond
48	1992 National Draft	Andrew Osborn	Reynella	South Adelaide	Geelong
22	1993 Pre-Season Draft	Craig McRae	O'Sullivan Beach/Hackham	Glenelg	Brisbane Bears
29	1994 National Draft	Jason Torney	Morphett Vale	South Adelaide	Richmond
51	1994 National Draft	Clay Sampson	Morphett Vale	South Adelaide	Melbourne
17	1995 National Draft	Scott Welsh	Marion	West Adelaide	North Melbourne
46	1995 National Draft	Ben Moore	Reynella	Glenelg	Richmond
54	1995 National Draft	Adam Ansell	Flagstaff Hill	West Adelaide	Hawthorn
-	1996 Zone Selection	Nathan Eagleton	Happy Valley	West Adelaide	Port Adelaide
-	1996 Zone Selection	Andrew Osborn	Reynella	South Adelaide	Port Adelaide
3	1998 Pre-Season Draft	Matthew Bode	Brighton DOS	Glenelg	Port Adelaide
16	1998 Rookie Draft	Ben Marsh	Flagstaff Hill	West Adelaide	Adelaide
4	1998 National Draft	Ryan Fitzgerald	Port Noarlunga	South Adelaide	Sydney Swans
43	1999 Rookie Draft	Matthew Golding	Reynella	Glenelg	Adelaide
4	2000 Rookie Draft	Michael Doughty	Reynella	South Adelaide	Adelaide
26	2000 Rookie Draft	Dean Brogan	Christies Beach	South Adelaide	Port Adelaide
20	2000 National Draft	Kane Cornes	Brighton DOS	Glenelg	Port Adelaide
54	2000 National Draft	Jarrad Sundqvist	Brighton DOS	Glenelg	Sydney Swans
3	2001 Rookie Draft	Chris Hall	Hackham	South Adelaide	Port Adelaide
37	2001 Rookie Draft	Matthew Golding	Reynella	Glenelg	Adelaide
40	2002 Rookie Draft	Ben Rutten	Happy Valley	West Adelaide	Adelaide
29	2003 Rookie Draft	Jason Porplyzia	Happy Valley	West Adelaide	Adelaide
1	2003 National Draft	Adam Cooney	Flagstaff Hill	West Adelaide	Western Bulldogs
11	2003 National Draft	Beau Waters	Happy Valley	West Adelaide	West Coast
12	2004 National Draft	Danny Meyer	Flagstaff Hill	Glenelg	Richmond
9	2006 Pre-Season Draft	Jason Porplyzia	Happy Valley	West Adelaide	Adelaide
66	2007 National Draft	Tom McNamara	Happy Valley	South Adelaide	Melbourne
20	2009 Rookie Draft	Danny Meyer	Flagstaff Hill	Glenelg	Port Adelaide
52	2009 National Draft	Justin Bollenhagen	Reynella	South Adelaide	Fremantle
14	2010 Rookie Draft	Taite Silverlock	Happy Valley	West Adelaide	Essendon
-	2011 GWS Concession	Josh Bruce	Flagstaff Hill	Glenelg	Greater Western Sydney
19	2012 National Draft	Ben Kennedy	Brighton DOS	Glenelg	Collingwood
12	2013 Pre-Season Draft	Dean Brogan	Christies Beach	South Adelaide	Greater Western Sydney
47	2014 National Draft	Cory Gregson	Reynella/Brighton DOS	Glenelg	Geelong

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