Victor Harbor are through to next week’s second semi-final after defeating McLaren Districts by 32 points in the Great Southern Football League (GSFL) Qualifying Final at Yankalilla on Saturday. ‘Victor’ got off to a fast start to lead by 29 points at quarter time, and extended their lead to 30 points at the long break. Each side kicked 10 goals in the second half as Victor Harbor won 19.5 (119) to 13.9 (87). Harry Vincent kicked four goals in a best-on-ground display for the ‘Roos, while Brett Ellis and Daniel Marr kicked three goals each for the Eagles. Joining Vincent in the best players for ‘Victor’ included Ben Heaslip, Zac Dowling, Jaidan Kappler, Dylan Kleinig and Bryce Gibbs. Best players for McLaren Districts were Jackson Daniels, Marr, Archie Rutt, Stuart Green, Codey Ellison and Joel Vandeleur.Reigning premier Myponga-Sellicks won their fifth consecutive ‘A’ grade final after defeating Encounter Bay by 30 points in the Elimination Final at Encounter Bay yesterday. The Mudlarks won all four finals last season on their way to a drought-breaking premiership, and they will now face McLaren Districts in the first semi-final on Sunday at Willunga. Yesterday, the Bays started well to lead by 11 points at quarter time, before the Mudlarks hit back to take an 11-point lead of their own at halftime. A further seven goals to five in the second half saw Myponga-Sellicks win 14.13 (97) to 11.1 (67). Jake Spinks kicked four goals in a best-on-ground performance for the Mudlarks, and he was well supported by Kain Spinks, Liam Partridge, Hayden Sampson, Mitchell Wilkins and Ashton Hutchings. Best players for Encounter Bay included Ryan Pearsons, Ambrose Willoughby, Hamish Tonkin, Callum Tonkin, Jackson Savage and Tate Walker.Second Semi-Final (6/9/25 @ Mt Compass)Willunga v Victor HarborFirst Semi-Final (7/9/25 @ Willunga)McLaren Districts v Myponga-Sellicks

Port Noarlunga are through to next week’s second semi-final after defeating Flagstaff Hill by 57 points in the Southern Football League (SFL) Qualifying Final at Flagstaff Hill yesterday. ‘Porties’ started strongly to lead by 20 points at halftime, before kicking seven goals to one in the second half to win 14.10 (94) to 5.7 (37). Zac Sproule was the standout forward on the ground with six goals (64 for the season) for Port Noarlunga, while Blake Aldridge kicked two goals for ‘Flaggies’. Best players for the Cockle Divers included Brodie Smith, Sproule, Daniel Flavel, Charley Wiseman, Richard O'Grady and Nathaniel Paredes. Meanwhile, best players for the Falcons included Nathan Beenham, Brayden Heyward-Ferors, Mitchell Johnson, Brad Kirk, David Kearsley and Aiden Grayson.Christies Beach are through to week two of the finals after an upset three-point win against reigning premiers Reynella at Morphett Vale today. The game was tight throughout as ‘Christies’ prevailed 8.11 (59) to 7.14 (56). Harrison Butcher kicked three goals for the Saints, while Dylan Roser and Callan Semple kicked two goals each for the Wine Flies. Best players for Christies Beach included Thomas Kirwan, Michael Mazey, Aidan Coakley, Shannon Archbold, Butcher and Nathan Sable. Reynella was served best by Roser, Talon Copley, Daniel Whitaker, Brody Dayman, Lachlan McGuinness and James Papworth.Second Semi-Final (6/9/25 @ Aldinga)Happy Valley v Port NoarlungaFirst Semi-Final (7/9/25 @ Port Noarlunga)Flagstaff Hill v Christies Beach

Western Districts’ quest for back-to-back undefeated premierships is one win away from fruition after they won their way through to the 2025 decider with a comprehensive 111-point win over Wisanger in the second semi-final in the Kangaroo Island Football League (KIFL) at Gosse yesterday. The Saints have now won 27 games in a row and look unstoppable for the flag. Yesterday, they led by seven points at quarter time, 34 points at halftime, and 37 points at the last change, before exploding in the last quarter with 12 unanswered goals to win 23.17 (155) to 6.8 (44). Lleyton Hedges (6), Brad Crabb (5) and Sam Jonas (4) were the leading goalkickers for Western Districts, while Ezra Forster, Timmy Turner and Khyal Stead kicked two goals each for the Panthers. Best players for Western Districts included Dylan Lockett, Jonas, Hedges, Josh Graham and Henry Hammat. Kingscote had an upset 20-point win over Dudley United at Wisanger today to book their spot in next Saturday’s preliminary final. The Hounds led at every change before winning 14.12 (96) to 11.10 (76). Kingscote skipper Paul Green kicked five goals, while Trae Lovering kicked three majors for Dudley United. Best players for the victors included Rory Lovering, Jordan Connell, Thomas Mitchell, Riley Puckridge and James Mitchell. Meanwhile, best for the Eagles were Sam Willson, Toby Wheaton, Lovering, Christopher Denholm and Seb McVann.Preliminary Final (6/9/25 @ Parndana)Wisanger v Kingscote

Reigning premiers Port Noarlunga are through to the Grand Final after defeating Cove by nine points in the second semi-final of the Southern Football League Women’s (SFLW) competition at Port Noarlunga today. The Cockle Divers led at every change before running out winners 4.5 (29) to 3.2 (20). Schanna L'Estrange was a star up forward for ‘Porties’, kicking all four of her team's goals, while Eve Disley kicked two goals for the Cobras. Best players for Port Noarlunga included Zoe Flesfadar, L'Estrange, Lucinda Bunge, Eilish O’Hanlon, Nasyah Turner and Maddy Craggs. Best for Cove were Genevieve Mumme, Tessa Inverarity, Lauren Kenny, Emily Hocking, Alexis Harvey and Jaime Norup.Flagstaff Hill won their way through to next Sunday’s Preliminary Final after a comprehensive 87-point victory over Reynella at Noarlunga today. Jessica Couch kicked eight goals (70 for the season) as ‘Flaggies’ won 13.9 (87) to 0.0 (0). Best players for the Falcons included Tiana Lush, Ebony Scanlan, Brooke May, Couch, Sienna Aldridge and Abbie Butler. Meanwhile, best players for Reynella were Sienna Garner, Sarah Bourn, Miller Thompson, Tayla Wright, Tabitha Melders and Elysia Hammond.Preliminary Final (Sunday 7/9/25)Cove v Flagstaff Hill (Bice Oval @ 2.40pm)

McLaren Flat are through to the Southern Hills Netball Association (SHNA) Grand Final after defeating Clarendon 50-43 in the Qualifying Final yesterday. It’s been an amazing turnaround for McLaren Flat after they finished bottom of the ladder in 2024. Kangarilla has moved through to week two of the finals after defeating Noarlunga 53-47 in the Elimination Final yesterday. ‘Kangies’ will now face Clarendon in the Preliminary Final on Saturday at Port Noarlunga.  Preliminary FinalClarendon v Kangarilla (Saturday 7/9/25 @ Port Noarlunga)

Yankalilla are through to their third consecutive Grand Final after a convincing 59-33 Qualifying Final win against Myponga in the Great Southern Netball Association (GSNA) at Strathalbyn today. Yankalilla, the 2023 premiers, have now won 16 games on the trot. In the Elimination Final, Strathalbyn knocked out reigning premier Victor Harbor 43-38 and will now play Myponga in next Saturday’s Preliminary Final. Preliminary Final (6/9/25)Myponga v Strathalbyn (3.00pm @ Myponga)

Port Noarlunga warmed up for finals action with a 34-point win over Flagstaff Hill during round 18 action in the Southern Football League (SFL) at Flagstaff Hill on Saturday. Ironically these two teams will clash again, at the same venue, on Saturday in the Qualifying Final. Flagstaff Hill started well to take a handy 18-point lead at quarter-time, before Port Noarlunga hit back with eight goals to three in the second quarter to lead by 15 points at halftime. A further nine goals to five in the second half saw the Cockle Divers home 18.12 (120) to 12.14 (86). Zac Sproule (4) and Ryan Kelly (3) were the leading goalkickers for ‘Porties’, while Mason Carney (4), Nathan Beenham (3) and Blake Aldridge (2) were the multiple goalkickers for the Falcons. Best players for the Cockle Divers included Nick Steele, Kelly, Sproule, Brodie Smith, Eduard Van den berg and Richard O'Grady. Flagstaff Hill was served best by Ben Rossi, D’Arcy Mitchell, Aldridge, Beenham, Mitchell Johnson and Brad Kirk. Happy Valley made it 17 wins on the trot after defeating reigning premier Reynella by 62 points on Saturday. The Vikings led at every change before running out winners 15.13 (103) to 6.5 (41). Dylan Brown (4), Luke Edwards (2) and Nick Kraemer (2) were the multiple goalkickers for Happy Valley, while their best players were Harry Spacie, Brown, Darnell Tucker, Nicholas Frisby-Smith, Sam Flett and Joel Beeche. Best players for the Wine Flies included Matthew Stanford, Jake Agnew, Hudson Voigt, Bailey Marshman, James Papworth and Patrick Davies.Christies Beach wrapped up their spot in the top-five after a convincing 114-point win over Aldinga. ‘Christies’ won every quarter on their way to a 28.10 (178) to 10.4 (64) triumph. Saints co-captain Michael Mazey slotted eight majors, while Ryder Kortman and Mackenzie Darling kicked two goals each for the Sharks. Aidan Coakley was named best player for the Saints and he was well supported by Shannon Archbold, Mackenzie Nield, Thomas Kirwan, Clayton Wise and Ryan Kelly. Aldinga’s best were Darling, Noah Mulkerin, Blake Florance, Brayden Hooper and Angus Stangewitz.Noarlunga finished their season strongly with a third consecutive win, this time by 67 points over Ironbank Cherry Gardens. The Shoes won every quarter on their way to a 20.21 (141) to 11.8 (74) victory. Brad Inglis kicked eight goals for Noarlunga to give him 85 majors for the season, while Jacob Campbell, Jak Goudman-Glasson and Nic Warner all kicked two goals for Ironbank Cherry Gardens. Luke Ross was named best-on-ground for the Shoes and he got good support from Jarrad Liebelt, Brad Inglis, Callan Hart, Jamison Snelling and Nick Mott. Best for the Thunderers included Levi Grigg, Campbell, Ben De Kievit, Jake Pokoina, Seth Powell and Ben Marsh.Cove won their sixth game of 2025 after defeating Morphett Vale by 59 points. The Cobras led by 26 points at halftime, before kicking a further nine goals to five in the second half to win 17.21 (123) to 10.4 (64). Thomas Simpson (4) and Rourke Turner (3) were the leading goalkickers for the Cobras, while Josh Morris kicked three majors for the Emus. Louis Piva, Simpson, Turner, Dylan Seirch and Noah Kliems-Carlaw were named best for Cove. Meanwhile, the best players for Morphett Vale included Oleh Trus, Daniel Bode, Connor Mulloy, Robert Schindler-Taylor, Morris and skipper Connor Lock.Ladder (after round 18)Happy Valley 34, Port Noarlunga 32, Flagstaff Hill 28, Reynella 24, Christies Beach 18, Noarlunga 18, Cove 12, Ironbank Cherry Gardens 10, Aldinga 4, Morphett Vale 0. Qualifying Final (30/8/25 @ Flagstaff Hill)Port Noarlunga v Flagstaff HillElimination Final (31/8/25 @ Morphett Vale)Reynella v Christies Beach

Men - Round 15 @ YankalillaGoolwa 2 defeated Yankalilla 1Victor Valley 6 defeated Aldinga Blue 2Victor Grey 8 defeated Aldinga Black 1Victor Blue 2 defeated Victor White 1Ladder (After Round 15)Victor Blue 36, Victor Valley 36, Victor Grey 33, Aldinga Blue 17, Victor White 16, Goolwa 11, Yankalilla 10, Aldinga Black 6.Women - Round 15 @ YankalillaYankalilla 3 defeated Goolwa 0Victor White 2 defeated Aldinga Black 0Victor Blue 6 defeated Aldinga Blue 1Ladder (After Round 15)Goolwa 35, Victor White 33, Yankalilla 31, Victor Blue 18, Aldinga Black 7, Aldinga Blue 5.

Reigning premiers Port Noarlunga are through to the second semi-final after defeating Flagstaff Hill by 13 points in the Qualifying Final of the Southern Football League Women’s (SFLW) competition at Morphett Vale yesterday. The game was tight throughout with Flagstaff Hill holding a slender one-point lead at the final change. However, ‘Porties’ finished best, kicking the only two goals of the last term, to win 7.5 (47) to 5.4 (34). Kalahni Howes kicked four goals for the Cockle Divers, while Jessica Couch and Melanie Koster kicked two goals apiece for the Falcons. Best players for Port Noarlunga included Maddy Craggs, Schanna L'Estrange, Nicole Campbell, Howes, Eilish O’Hanlon and Elizabeth Tracey. Flagstaff Hill’s best were Emma Hodgson, Sienna Chapman, Tiana Lush, Brooke May, Koster and Ebony Scanlan.Reynella has made their way through to the second week of the finals series after defeating Blackwood by 22 points in the elimination final at Aldinga yesterday. Sarah Bourne kicked five goals to fire the Wine Flies to an 8.8 (56) to 5.4 (34) victory. Tayla Wright was named best-on-ground for Reynella and she received good support from Sienna Garner, Miller Thompson, Tabitha Melders, Bourn and Isabella Ridings. Best players for Blackwood included Caitlin Hill (2 goals), Lily Brook, Olivia Emes (2 goals), Jade Quinn, Rileigh Abbott and Holly Winchester.Week 2 finals fixtures (31/8/25)Second Semi-FinalCove v Port Noarlunga (Port Noarlunga @ 2.40pm)First Semi-FinalFlagstaff Hill v Reynella (Noarlunga @ 2.40pm)

Dudley United grabbed the double chance after defeating Wisanger 47-34 during round 15 action in the Kangaroo Island Netball Association (KINA) at Penneshaw on Saturday. In the other game of round 15, Western Districts wrapped up the minor premiership with a convincing 77-23 victory at Parndana.Kingscote had the bye.Ladder (after round 15)Western Districts 16, Dudley United 16, Kingscote 15, Wisanger 11, Parndana 2.Qualifying Final (Saturday 30/8/25 @ Western Districts)Western Districts v Dudley UnitedElimination Final (Sunday 31/8/25 @ Wisanger)Kingscote v Wisanger

Dudley United and Wisanger played out the third draw of the season during round 15 action in the Kangaroo Island Football League (KIFL) on Saturday. Dudley United kicked an accurate 13.3 (81) to Wisanger 12.9 (81). Ethan Stoeckel and Sam Willson kicked four goals each for the Eagles, while Sam Florance and Luke Shurven kicked three goals each for the Panthers. Best players for Dudley United included Sam Willson, Tait Florance, Seb McVann, Baxter Howard and Nicholas Gadaleta.Western Districts won their 26th game on the trot with a huge 165-point win over Parndana. Western Districts led by 90 points at halftime before kicking a further 13 goals to two in the second half to win 29.22 (196) to 4.7 (31). Brad Crabb kicked 11 goals for the Saints in a best-on-ground performance, while Josh Graham kicked six majors. Joining Crabb in the best players for Western Districts were Jordan Whittle, Caleb Whittle, Ricky Nimmo and Graham. Kingscote had the bye.Ladder (after round 15)Western Districts 48, Wisanger 32, Dudley United 24, Kingscote 16, Parndana 0.Second Semi-Final (Saturday 30/8/25 @ Western Districts)Western Districts v WisangerFirst Semi-Final (Sunday 31/8/25 @ Wisanger)Dudley United v Kingscote 

Kangarilla will play finals after defeating Meadows 67-38 during round 15 action in the Southern Hills Netball Association (SHNA) at Meadows yesterday. In other games, McLaren Flat defeated Noarlunga 50-44, Clarendon defeated Southern Stars 42-41 in a thriller, while Croweaters finished their season with a 53-33 win against Seaford Storm. Ladder (after round 15)McLaren Flat 26, Clarendon 23, Kangarilla 20, Noarlunga 19, Southern Stars 18, Croweaters 10, Meadows 4, Seaford Storm 0.Qualifying FinalMcLaren Flat v Clarendon (Saturday 30/8/25 @ SUNA)Elimination FinalKangarilla v Noarlunga (30/8/25 @ SUNA)

Encounter Bay warmed up for finals action with a thrilling two-point win over McLaren Districts during round 18 action in the Great Southern Football League (GSFL) at McLaren Vale yesterday. The Bays were in command for most of the match as they took a 36-point lead into the last quarter. McLaren Districts roared back into the contest with six unanswered goals in the last term, however the Bays held on to win 13.9 (87) to 13.7 (85). Tyson Neale kicked five goals for Encounter Bay, while Matthew Merrett kicked four goals for the Eagles. Best players for Encounter Bay included Jackson Savage, Callum Tonkin, Ambrose Willoughby, Tate Walker, James Brown and Bailey Coleman-Oakes. Meanwhile, best for McLaren Districts were Jackson Daniels, Brett Ellis, Codey Ellison, Merrett, Brodie Long and Jamie Smith.Langhorne Creek notched their seventh win of the season after defeating Goolwa/Port Elliot by 52 points at Goolwa. Jarrod Kellock kicked six goals for Langhorne Creek as they won 19.18 (132) to 11.14 (80). Henry Bruce was named best for the Hawks and he was well supported by Darcy Clifford, Caleb Howell, Jake Yard, Liam Stirling and Kellock. Best players for the Magpies included Carter Norman (4 goals), Riley Davis, Jett Reid (3 goals), Jye Bottroff, Jayden Davis and Dene McKinlay.Willunga won their 15th game on the trot after a convincing 117-point win at Strathalbyn. The Demons finished with the minor premiership and a 17-1 win-loss record and earned a week off before playing in the second semi-final on 6 September. Yesterday, Willunga led by 34 points at halftime, before kicking 14 goals to two in the second half to win 21.24 (150) to 4.9 (33). Daniel Nobes was the standout forward on the ground with 10 goals for the Demons, giving him 65 majors for the season. Jack Gilbert kicked two goals for the Roosters. Best players for Willunga were Zac Dumesny, Liam Nye, Nobes, Jaxon Hams, Jake Renney and Harry Saunders.Yankalilla finished their season in style with a high-scoring 36-point win against Mt Compass. Karlson Kantilla kicked seven goals for the Tigers as they won 21.12 (138) to 15.12 (102), while Tom Pinyon slotted five majors for the Bulldogs. Best players for Yankalilla included Joe Tyllis, Mackenzie Ryan, Karlson Kantilla, Lachlan Whittlesea, Jack Fitzgerald and Michael Thompson. Mt Compass was served best by Nathan Hicks, Nathan Schulz, Adam Hunter, Braxton Watson, Hunter Bailey-Hill and Darcy Boots.Victor Harbor defeated Myponga-Sellicks by nine points in the grand final rematch yesterday. ‘Victor’ led at every change before winning 16.12 (108) to 15.9 (99). Vice-Captain Jackson Elmes kicked five goals in a best-on-ground performance for the ‘Roos. He was well supported by Ben Heaslip, Jaidan Kappler, Harry Vincent, Heath Treloar and Michael Ross. Jayden Scott and Darren Shillabeer kicked four goals each for the Mudlarks, while their best players were Hayden Sampson, Jake Spinks, Liam Partridge, Scott, Connor Sampson and Anthony Kempster.Ladder (after round 18)Willunga 34, Victor Harbor 30, McLaren Districts 28, Encounter Bay 24, Myponga-Sellicks 18, Langhorne Creek 14, Mt Compass 12, Yankalilla 12, Strathalbyn 6, Goolwa/Port Elliot 2.Qualifying Final (30/8/25 @ Yankalilla)Victor Harbor v McLaren DistrictsElimination Final (31/8/25 @ Encounter Bay)Encounter Bay v Myponga-Sellicks

Strathalbyn finished the minor round with a 49-27 victory over Willunga during round 18 action in the Great Southern Netball Association (GSNA) yesterday. Strathalbyn finished third on the ladder and will play a cut-throat elimination final against reigning premier Victor Harbor on Saturday. In other games, minor premier Yankalilla won their 15th game in a row with a convincing 75-19 win against Mt Compass, Goolwa won their 10th game of 2025 after defeating Langhorne Creek 50-34, Encounter Bay finished their season in style with a 53-51 victory at McLaren Vale, while Myponga warmed up for the finals with a comfortable 62-40 win over Victor Harbor. Ladder after Round 18Yankalilla 34, Myponga 30, Strathalbyn 23, Victor Harbor 23, Goolwa 20, Langhorne Creek 16, McLaren Vale 13, Encounter Bay 12, Mt Compass 5, Willunga 4.Qualifying FinalYankalilla v Myponga (3.00pm @ Strathalbyn)Elimination FinalStrathalbyn v Victor Harbor (3.00pm @ Strathalbyn)

Men - Round 15 @ Victor HarborVictor White 1 drew Yankalilla 1Victor Valley 2 defeated Victor Grey 1Victor Blue 12 defeated Goolwa 0Aldinga Blue 2 defeated Aldinga Black 0Ladder (After Round 15)Victor Blue 33, Victor Valley 33, Victor Grey 30, Aldinga Blue 17, Victor White 16, Yankalilla 12, Goolwa 8, Aldinga Black 6.Women - Round 15 @ Victor HarborYankalilla 3 defeated Aldinga Blue 1Victor Blue 1 defeated Aldinga Black 0Victor White 1 defeated Goolwa 0Ladder (After Round 15)Goolwa 35, Victor White 29, Yankalilla 28, Victor Blue 15, Aldinga Black 7, Aldinga Blue 5.

Cove wrapped up the minor premiership in the Southern Football League Women’s (SFLW) competition after defeating Reynella in a thriller by two points during round 16 action at Hallett Cove last Friday night. It was a tight game with Reynella leading at three-quarter time by three points, before the Cobras kicked two goals to one in the final term to win 3.5 (23) to 3.3 (21). Best players for Cove included Hayley Donnell, Naomi Jones, Dana O'Brien, Ashleigh Need, Angelique Dean and Ella Gill, while Emily Risitano kicked two goals. Reynella’s best players were Sienna Garner, Miller Thompson, Tabitha Melders, Jasmine Bailey, Summer Weir and Elysia Hammond.Aldinga won their fifth game of the season after a one-point win at Blackwood on Friday night. Aldinga outlasted the finals-bound Blackwood side to win 2.6 (18) to 2.5 (17). Molly Reynolds was named best for the Sharks and she received good support from Emalia Walters, Kimberly Thomson, Daisy Barber, Holly Wilde and Summer Jenkinson. Meanwhile, best players for Blackwood included Lila Cormack-Pinder, Charlotte Brungie, Vanessa Kitto, Caitlin Harris, Rileigh Abbott and Olivia Emes.Reigning premier Port Noarlunga warmed up for their finals assault with a convincing 92-point win at Christies Beach yesterday. Millie Beens, Nicole Campbell, Maddy Craggs, Tegan Mulvenna and Zoe Flesfadar all kicked two goals for the Cockle Divers as they won 14.14 (98) to 1.0 (6). Best players for ‘Porties’ included Campbell, Siobhan I'Dell, Eilish O’Hanlon, Flesfadar, Amber O'Hanlon and Craggs. Best for the Saints were Chloe Brooks, Maddison Payne, Tara Vivar-Hayes, Madison Marsh, Georgia Payne and Bella Wheatley.Flagstaff Hill received a forfeit win (60 points) from Hackham.Ironbank Cherry Gardens had the bye.Ladder (after round 16)Cove 26, Port Noarlunga 26, Flagstaff Hill 24, Reynella 14, Blackwood 14, Aldinga 11, Hackham 6, Ironbank Cherry Gardens 4, Christies Beach 1.Week 1 finals fixtures (24/8/25)Qualifying FinalPort Noarlunga v Flagstaff Hill (Morphett Vale @ 2.40pm)Elimination FinalReynella v Blackwood (Aldinga @ 2.40pm)

Willunga completed an undefeated season after a convincing 50-point win over McLaren Districts in the Great Southern Women’s ‘A’ Grade Grand Final at Willunga yesterday. The Demons went 15-0 in the minor round and then defeated McLaren Districts twice in the finals series to clinch the flag. The Demons got off to a good start as they led by a handy 21 points at halftime, before kicking four unanswered goals in the second half to win 10.7 (67) to 2.5 (17). Tamara Page kicked four goals for Willunga, while Sally Fuller and Lelia Barker kicked McLaren Districts’ goals. Bella Rigby (2 goals) was named best for Willunga and she received good support from Kirstin Remfrey, Page, Sarah Wright, Kristen Rothwell and Jodie Hunt. Best players for the Eagles included Caitlin Ross, Abby Woodward, Mia Hamilton, Josephine Hoare, Layla Rogers and Esther Rayner.In the junior grades, McLaren Districts won the Under 17 Girls by 23 points against Willunga, while the Eagles also defeated Willunga in the Under 14 Girls decider by nine points.

Wisanger won their fifth game of the season after upsetting ladder-leader Kingscote 42-40 during round 14 action in the Kangaroo Island Netball Association (KINA) at Wisanger on Saturday. In the other game of round 14, Dudley United kept their double chance hopes alive with a 51-36 victory over Western Districts.Parndana had the bye.Ladder after Round 14Kingscote 15, Western Districts 14, Dudley United 14, Wisanger 11, Parndana 2.Round 15 fixtures (Saturday 23 August)Parndana v Western Districts Dudley United v WisangerKingscote have the bye

Willunga wrapped up the minor premiership after defeating Victor Harbor by 33 points during round 17 action in the Great Southern Football League (GSFL) at Willunga yesterday. It was the 14th consecutive victory for the Demons. The Willunga win was set up by a powerful first half that saw them lead by 33 points at halftime. Each team kicked six goals in the second half as the Demons triumphed 15.6 (96) to 9.9 (63). Liam Nye and Dylan Draper kicked three goals each for Willunga, while Jackson Elmes also kicked three goals for Victor Harbor. Nye was named best-on-ground for Willunga with Sam Renney, Nathan Stark, Daniel Lee, Jake Shirvington and Sean Beath also in the best players. Sam Overall, Ben Heaslip, Mitchell Brook, Michael Ross, Elmes and Heath Treloar were named best for the ‘Roos.Langhorne Creek won their sixth game of the season after defeating Yankalilla by 39 points. The Hawks won every quarter on their way to an 18.17 (125) to 13.8 (86) victory. Jarrod Kellock (5), Lachie Bates (3), Jack Hall (3) and Mitch Cleggett (2) were the multiple goalkickers for Langhorne Creek, while Karlson Kantilla starred for the Tigers with seven majors. Best players for Langhorne Creek included Darcy Clifford, Henry Bruce, Cleggett, Kellock, Seth Hartland and Heath McDougall. The Tigers’ best players were Joe Tyllis, Karlson Kantilla, Brad Fitzgerald, Joel Kay, Jacob Parsons and Bailey Gaskin.Reigning premiers Myponga-Sellicks warmed up for finals action with a 109-point win against Strathalbyn yesterday. The Mudlarks led by 41 points at halftime, before kicking a further 12 goals to one in the second half to win 20.14 (134) to 3.7 (25). Playing-Coach Darren Shillabeer kicked six goals for the Mudlarks, while Jayden Scott kicked five majors. Mitch Wilkins was named best for Myponga-Sellicks and he received good support from Anthony Kempster, Jack Cooper, Jake Spinks, Jaxon Sampson and Shillabeer. Meanwhile, best for the Roosters included Declan Gladigau, Jacob Wright, Thomas Welk, James Scott, Ethan Fox and Geoffrey Eyers.Encounter Bay won their 11th game of the season after a 69-point win against Mt Compass. Tyson Neale kicked six goals for the Bays as they won 18.10 (118) to 7.7 (49). Tom Pinyon was the only multiple goalkicker for the Bulldogs with three goals. Marcus Lippett, Callum Tonkin, Jackson Savage, Adam Hurrell, Tyler Baldock and Neale were named best for the Bays, while best for the Bulldogs included Lochie Nash, Harley Peters, Adam Hunter, Brandon McKenzie, Darcy Boots and Dylan Camac.McLaren Districts won their fifth game in a row with a comfortable 51-point win against Goolwa/Port Elliot. The Magpies got off to a good start to lead by seven points at quarter time, but from then on the Eagles kicked 12 goals to four to win 13.16 (94) to 6.7 (43). Codey Ellison was best-on-ground for the victors and kicked three goals, while Cameron Jarrett also kicked three goals for the Eagles. Other good players for McLaren Districts included Lachlan Camm, Brett Ellis, Archie Rutt, Kaine Hopkins and Luke Mitton. Best for the Magpies were Dene McKinlay, Jayden Davis, Samuel O'Flaherty, Jye Bottroff, Isaac Roocke and Noah Ramasawmy.Ladder (after round 17)Willunga 32, Victor Harbor 28, McLaren Districts 28, Encounter Bay 22, Myponga-Sellicks 18, Mt Compass 12, Langhorne Creek 12, Yankalilla 10, Strathalbyn 6, Goolwa/Port Elliot 2.Round 18 fixtures - home teams named first (Saturday 23/8/25)Goolwa/Port Elliot v Langhorne CreekStrathalbyn v Willunga McLaren Districts v Encounter BayYankalilla v Mt CompassVictor Harbor v Myponga-Sellicks