Game Reports

Clearly the author is a SHOC supporter, but what an excellent game of football this was, even though SHOC lost!

The 2011 A1 Grand Final between GAZA and SHOC was held at the home of SAAFL Thebarton Oval,  2.30pm on Saturday 17th September. The weather was a warm summer's day, and there was a strong westerly wind favouring the South Road end of the ground. The breeze was worth

Saturday 9th September 2011 started off as a cold, wet and windy day in Adelaide. It felt like the middle of winter. It was typical wild football weather that was likely to keep the crowds away for fear of getting rained on. But nothing could stop another astonishing 3,000 person crowd attending Goodwood Oval to watch the mighty Goodwood Saints meet the young SHOC A1 team in the 2011 Preliminary F

As any fortunate premiership player well knows you often need an ounce of luck to win a flag, particularly in an even competition and the 2011 Div5 season was as even as it gets. In this 10 team competition after all teams had played each other twice, remarkably 8 teams had cracked the 50% level percentage mark and for the top 3 finishing sides with the benefit of the double chance, comprising the

Flinders Park A's defeated Portland 14 18 102 to 8 11 59.

Congratulations to the Flinders Park Football Club.All 4 senior teams won their respective Grand Finals.

Tomorrow Flinders Park under 11's play SMOSH in the Grand Final.

On Saturday 3rd September, two of the best teams in the 2011 SAAFL A1 competition, were destined to meet on a beautiful spring day at one of the prettiest football grounds in Adelaide, Sacred Heart College Senior School. By the end of the day only one of the two sides would be left in the race for grand final supremacy for 2011. Because of the high stakes, the game promised to

Went and watched the C6 Preliminary Final at Harpers Field, saw a great game between two sides, who thought there could be this good a game in the lowest division of the amatuer league

Kilburn has preogressed through to the next round of finals after an exciting win over greenacres on saturday. After a slow start Stave Mazey proved to be to big a target for the dragons defenders slotting a lazy 8. Kilburns on ball brigade of Dallas Wiles, Wayne Weedaman and Toey Moore were the iffernce all day with Gavin the rat Lauder popping up with 5. All in all it was a sad day for DR and hi

Two of the top SAAFL teams in the A1 competition, Sacred Heart Old Collegians in 3rd position on the ladder and Goodwood Saints in 2nd position on the ladder, met at the business end of the season, in the last of the minor round games for 2011. The stakes were not as high as they could be, as both teams were safe with the double finals chance, and were due to meet again in the

Clearly the Bulldog's day as they got out of the blocks in fine running style in the first quarter and continued on in the second to lead by 8 kicks at the main break, although it could have been 9 if the quarter had been a couple of seconds longer and perhaps more given their points tally. The Hawks would have been somewhat shell shocked by the scoreline on their home ground at half time and a le