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The following information
is provided by David
Perkovic - [david@dpcomputing.com.au], distributed
via mailing lists and the rsfa news group and is updated here
after the weekends games. All credit for this information goes
to David and is being used with permission.
SANFL Round 15
Elizabeth Oval - Crowd 3589
Sturt 4.1 6.3 13.7 17.11 113
Centrals 2.2 4.7 7.8 10.8 68
Richmond Oval - Crowd 2116
West 3.2 6.6 9.6 12.8 80
Eagles 2.1 3.3 4.5 8.6 54
Noarlunga Oval - Crowd 1976
South 1.9 1.12 6.19 9.20 74
Port 1.0 3.2 4.5 8.8 56
Prospect Oval - Crowd 3373
Norwood 2.1 5.4 9.8 10.12 72
North 1.2 4.4 5.6 10.7 67
TEAM W L D For Ag Pct
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Norwood 10 4 0 1083 961 52.98
Sturt 10 3 0 996 900 52.53
West 8 5 0 1072 964 52.65
Port 7 6 0 1003 927 51.97
Centrals 6 7 0 1082 990 52.22
Eagles 6 7 0 1010 969 51.04
South 6 7 0 938 1008 48.20
North 5 8 0 1014 1138 47.12
Glenelg 1 12 0 802 1143 41.23
Comments
During the first half at the
Elizabeth Oval, Sturt held the upper hand but didn't make it
show on the scoreboard. That all changed during the
third term when the Blues kicked 5 goals in six minutes.
After the match Sturt coach, Phil Carman was very pleased with
his sides performance while Centrals Peter Jonas was still locked
away with the match committee 30 minutes after the match.
It was a tight first half at
Prospect Oval with neither side able to gain an advantage.
In the third quarter Norwood kicked away and held a 26 point
lead at the last break. The Roosters then hit back in the
final quarter but in the end Norwood hung on to win by 5 points.
At Noarlunga Oval South had first
use of the strong wind but due to poor kicking and Ports use
of a man loose in defence failed to capitalise. In the second
term Port managed to score two goals and went into the main break
with a 2 point lead. During the third term South took control
of the game kicking 5.7 to Ports 1.3. In the last quarter
Port kicked to within 11 points before South settled and ran
out winners by 18 points.
West jumped into third spot with
a convincing 26 point win over the Eagles at Richmond Oval.
With full forward Adam Richardson kicking 6 goals the Bloods
led all day and never looked threatened.
Next Week - STATE GAMES
SATURDAY, July 11, Football
Park
SA v WA State league (5pm)
SA v WA, State of Origin (8.10pm)
Catch ya, David - Go you mighty Redlegs
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