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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 6
Adelaide Oval - Crowd: 3781
Norwood 3.3 7.4 10.7 15.12 102
South 2.3 4.3 7.7 9.9 63
Woodville Oval - Crowd: 3098
Eagles 1.4 2.6 5.7 9.11 65
Sturt 3.1 6.3 7.3 10.3 63
Elizabeth Oval - Crowd: 4172
Port 3.4 6.6 10.8 12.13 85
Centrals 3.4 3.7 6.9 6.12 48
Lameroo - Crowd: 1223
Glenelg 2.1 12.1 14.6 18.7 115
West 4.1 6.1 9.3 10.5 65
TEAM W L D For Ag Pct
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Port 5 0 0 457 291 61.10
Eagles 4 1 0 393 351 52.82
Sturt 3 3 0 543 431 55.75
Glenelg 3 2 0 433 369 53.99
Norwood 3 2 0 451 447 50.22
West 2 3 0 438 459 48.83
South 1 4 0 367 392 48.35
Centrals 1 4 0 370 430 46.25
North 1 4 0 287 569 33.53
Comments
Another night game started this
weeks round off, this time between South and Norwood at Adelaide
Oval. Norwood controlled the first half but were unable to break
clear and South were down by only 19 points at half time. In
the third term the Panthers came out all fired up and came to
within 4 points at the 15 minute mark. The Christian O'Brien
(7 goals) show then started as he kicked 3 goals in 3 minutes
to halt the South charge. The final quarter was all Norwood who
ended up winning by 39 points.
The Eagles scored their 4th win
in a row this time over Sturt by 2 points. Down by 26 points
early in the 3rd term the Eagles pressured the Sturt players
and closed to within 8 points at the final break. At the 11 minute
mark of the final term the Eagles finally hit the lead and held
off 2 late charges by Sturt to hang on to win in a thrilling
finish.
It was the Magpies dominance
in the 2nd and 3rd term that set apart Centrals and Port in the
game at Elizabeth Oval. After the match Peter Jonas (Central's
coach) was critical of his sides poor kicking for goal and also
questioned players commitment and toughness. While Ports coach,
Stephen Williams, was relieved that his players came up so well
after only a five day break and managed to beat the Elizabeth
Oval hoodoo.
With Glenelg losing Cornes (Power)
and Golding (Crows) people gave them little chance of beating
West at the first country game of the year at Lameroo. The Glenelg
players though with great skills and attack on the ball proved
them wrong and ended up easily winning. With a brilliant 10 goal
to 2 second term the Tigers swept past the West players and reduced
them to a rabble. Despite numerous changes the Bloods had no
answers to Glenelgs game plan and ended up with a 50 point hiding.
Next Week - ROUND 7
Saturday May 8th 2.20pm
Port v Eagles Alberton
West v Central Richmond
Glenelg v Norwood Glenelg
North v South Prospect
Bye Sturt
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