Minor premier Western Districts wrapped up their minor round campaign with a comfortable 71-point win against Kingscote during round 14 action in the Kangaroo Island Football League (KIFL) on Saturday. The Saints led by eight points at quarter time, 31 points at halftime, and 39 points at the last change, before winning 10.14 (74) to 0.3 (3). Tate Barrett, Peter Hoban, Cameron Florance, Tim Larcombe and Caleb Whittle were named best for Western Districts, while Lloyd Coulson kicked four goals. Best for Kingscote were Zak Siemer, Paul Green, Riley Puckridge, Charles Schmidt and Frank Colman. Wisanger won their eighth game of the season after defeating Dudley United by a whopping 185 points at Penneshaw on Saturday. The Panthers had 10 different goalkickers with Sam Clifford leading the way with 10 goals. Jackson Lockett chimed in with eight majors, and Nick Shurven kicked six, as Wisanger put up a ‘cricket score’ of 34.23 (227) to Dudley United 6.6 (42). Clayton Willson kicked three goals for the Eagles. Best players for Wisanger were Luke Shurven, Dusty Cross, Brok Viney-Obst, Lockett and Jai Turner.Parndana had the bye.Ladder after Round 14Western Districts 44, Wisanger 32, Kingscote 20, Parndana 16, Dudley United 0.Round 15 Fixtures (Saturday 13 August)Kingscote v Dudley UnitedWisanger v ParndanaWestern Districts has the bye

Pulse has ended Clarendon’s undefeated run this season following their 47-31 victory at Clarendon during round 14 action in the Southern Hills Netball Association (SHNA) on Saturday. In other games, Kangarilla defeated Seaford Storm 58-43, Noarlunga had a comfortable 52-32 win over Aldinga, while Southern Stars travelled to McLaren Flat and came away with a 43-35 victory. Ladder (after round 14)Pulse 26, Clarendon 26, Kangarilla 18, Noarlunga 18, Seaford Storm 12, Southern Stars 6, Aldinga 4, McLaren Flat 2.Round 15 fixtures (Saturday 13 August)Noarlunga v Seaford StormMcLaren Flat v ClarendonSouthern Stars v KangarillaAldinga v Pulse

McLaren Eagles have won their way through to the FPAG ‘A’ Grade Women’s Great Southern Football League grand final after defeating Goolwa/Port Elliot by 31 points in the preliminary final at Goolwa yesterday. The Eagles’ win sets up a rematch with reigning premier Willunga at Strathalbyn on Sunday. Yesterday’s game was tight in the first half with McLaren leading by seven points at halftime. They extended their lead to 11 points at the last change, before kicking three goals to none in the final term to win 5.3 (33) to 0.2 (2). McLaren’s Bianca Coom (2) was the only multiple goalkicker for the game. Best players for the Eagles were Layla Rogers, Sophia Flanagan-Sjoberg, Caitlin Ross, Ruby Flanagan-Sjoberg, Sally Fuller and Coom. The Magpies were best served by Kalani Bates, Lucy Earl, Renee Moon, Alana Browne, Megan Hoad and Rachel Searle.The under 17 girls grand final will also see Willunga take on McLaren after the Eagles defeated Strathalbyn by 16 points in the preliminary final. Grand Final Fixtures‘A’ Grade WomenWillunga v McLaren (Sunday 14/8 - 1.30pm @ Strathalbyn)Under 17 GirlsWillunga v McLaren (Sunday 14/8 - 11.10am @ Strathalbyn)Proudly brought to you by FPAG the major sponsor of the Great Southern Women’s Football League (GSWFL).

Women - Round 14 @ Aldinga BeachGoolwa 2 defeated Aldinga 0Yankalilla 1 defeated Victor White 0Victor Blue had the byeLadder (After Round 14)Goolwa 23, Yankalilla 23, Victor White 17, Victor Blue 11, Aldinga 5.Men - Round 14 @ Aldinga BeachVictor Blue 6 defeated Aldinga Blue 0Victor Grey 3 defeated Yankalilla 0Victor White 4 defeated Goolwa 2Aldinga Black had the byeLadder (After Round 14)Victor White 37, Victor Blue 28, Victor Grey 23, Aldinga Blue 21, Goolwa 18, Yankalilla 9, Aldinga Black 6.

Kingscote wrapped up the double chance with a tough 45-36 win at Western Districts during round 14 action in the Kangaroo Island Netball Association (KINA) on Saturday. In the other game of round 14, Dudley United easily accounted for bottom side Wisanger 65-38 at Penneshaw. Parndana had the bye.Ladder (after round 14)Parndana 22, Kingscote 14, Dudley United 11, Western Districts 9, Wisanger 0.Round 15 fixtures (Saturday 13 August)Wisanger v ParndanaKingscote v Dudley UnitedWestern Districts have the bye

Flagstaff Hill wrapped up the double chance with a comprehensive 84-point win over Christies Beach during round 14 action in the Southern Football League Women’s ‘A’ grade competition today. ‘Flaggies’ led throughout to win 13.6 (84) to 0.0 (0). Carli Morton starred up forward for the Falcons with six goals, while their best players were Czenya Cavouras, Chloe Meyers, Rachel Crockart, Alana Baker and Tamsyn Morriss. The Saints were best served by Melanie Koster, Jordan Bousfield and Brina Thompson-Fitzgerald. Reynella continued their undefeated season with a 96-point win at Aldinga. The Wine Flies led by 52 points at halftime, before kicking a further six goals to none in the second half to win 14.12 (96) to 0.0 (0). Casie Coombe (4), Emily Woods (4) and Allana Nimmo-Lyne (3) were the leading goalkickers for Reynella. Best players for the minor premier were Catherine Quinn, Zannah Loxton, Caitlin Walter, Woods and Grace Doran. The Sharks were best served by Kyla Hamdorf, Kimberly Robinson and Eilish O’Hanlon.Port Noarlunga won their ninth game of the season with a tough 15-point win against Cove at ‘Porties’. The final scores were Port Noarlunga 4.0 (24) to 1.3 (9). Tyla Pyman was a standout for the Cockle Divers with four goals to be named best on ground. She was well supported by Shakira Dolman, Brittany Pratt, Madison Harris and Bree Chapman. Best for the Cobras were Jemima Buss, Charlie Swalue, Jasmine Dietrich, Dana O’Brien and Tamara Harrison.Hackham had the bye.Ladder (after round 14)Reynella 26, Flagstaff Hill 22, Port Noarlunga 18, Christies Beach 10, Aldinga 6, Cove 6, Hackham 0.Round 15 fixtures (Sunday 14 August)Cove v Hackham Port Noarlunga v Christies BeachFlagstaff Hill v ReynellaAldinga has the bye

Strathalbyn kept their finals hopes alive after defeating Mount Compass by 15 points win during round 16 action in the Great Southern Football League (GSFL) yesterday. ‘Strath’ needed to dig deep in the final term as they trailed by six points at the last change. With their season on the line, the Roosters kicked four goals to one in the last quarter to win 13.6 (84) to 10.9 (69). Riley Clamp kicked five goals for the Roosters, while Tom Pinyon also kicked five majors for Mount Compass. Best players for Strathalbyn were Jacob Wright, Clamp, Ben Simounds, Marc Elliott and Austin McFarlane. Pinyon, Adam Hunter, Ziggy Vitkunas, Klaus Simons and Tom Vitkunas were best for the Bulldogs. McLaren Eagles remained undefeated after winning by 14 points at Victor Harbor. The Eagles led at every change to win 13.9 (87) to 11.7 (73). James Grimley kicked five goals for McLaren, while Jackson Elmes also kicked five goals for Victor Harbor. Best players for the Eagles were Joel Vandeleur, Codey Ellison, Lachlan Mathews, Kaine Hopkins and Leon Groves. Elmes, Zac Dowling, Ben Yeomans, Jack Lang and Heath Treloar were among the best players for the ‘Roos.Willunga wrapped up the double chance with a comfortable 42-point win against fellow finals aspirant Encounter Bay. The Demons won 16.6 (102) to 8.12 (60). Willunga had 11 different goalkickers with Daniel Bass leading the way with three majors. Ben Davis was a standout for the Bays with six of his team’s eight goals. Best players for Willunga included Cam Hutchens, Sam Tregenza, Darcy Scott, Danny Juckers and Craig Nelson. Ben Davis was named best for Encounter Bay and he was well supported by Marcus Lippett, Fraser Tonkin, Lachlan Williams and Aaron Gould. Myponga/Sellicks also secured the double chance with a huge 138-point win against Goolwa/Port Elliot at Goolwa. The Mudlarks led by 41 points at quarter time, 74 points at halftime, and 105 points at the last change, before winning 25.12 (162) to 3.6 (24). Ben Kennedy had an absolute day out for the 'Muddies' with 16 goals in a best-on-ground display. Jake Spinks (4), Thomas Carroll (3) and Ryan Kelly (2) were the other goalkickers for the Mudlarks. Trent Griffen kicked two goals for the Magpies. Joining Ben Kennedy in the best for the Mudlarks were Sam Kennedy, Spinks, Kelly and Levi Proude. Best for the Magpies included Dene McKinlay, Fred Nissen and Leo Harrison.Langhorne Creek are still in the finals race after a percentage-boosting 154-point win against Yankalilla. The Hawks led by 78 points at the last change, before kicking 12 goals to none in the last term to win 27.18 (180) to 3.8 (26). Hawks skipper Matt Dominish kicked six goals in a best-on-ground display and he was well supported by Coby Helyar (5), Caleb Howell (5) and Jake Dominish (4). Darcy Clifford and Mitch Cleggett were other good players for the Hawks. Best players for the Tigers included Angus Weir, Jack Fitzgerald and Sam Crawford.Ladder after Round 16McLaren 32, Willunga 24, Myponga/Sellicks 22, Encounter Bay 18, Victor Harbor 18, Langhorne Creek 16, Strathalbyn 16, Mount Compass 10, Yankalilla 4, Goolwa/Port Elliot 0.Round 17 Fixtures (Saturday 13 August)McLaren v Mount CompassLanghorne Creek v WillungaMyponga/Sellicks v Victor HarborYankalilla v StrathalbynEncounter Bay v Goolwa/Port Elliot

Christies Beach kept their finals hopes alive with an upset 28-point win at Morphett Vale during round 15 action of the Southern Football League (SFL) on Saturday. ‘Christies’ got out of the blocks quickly to lead by 30 points at quarter time. They extended their lead to 36 points at halftime, and then 37 points at the last change, before winning 15.9 (99) to 9.17 (71). Captain Nathan Stock kicked four goals for the Saints, while Jacob Crate and Blake Carter kicked three goals each. Anthony Biemans and Khori Mills-Richardson kicked two goals each for the Emus. Best players for Christies Beach included Michael Mazey, Jacob Crate, Josiah Sheppard, Stock and Jonty Murphy. Morphett Vale were best served by Biemans, Connor Lock, Liam Corrie, Scott Carpenter and Braydan Hartwig.Reynella all but wrapped up the minor premiership following their comfortable 47-point win against Cove. A tight first quarter saw the Wine Flies leading by just four points at quarter time, but it was the second and third quarters where Reynella did all the damage. They kicked 11 goals to four to take an unassailable 52-point lead into the final term. The Cobras narrowly won the last quarter, but Reynella eventually won 17.12 (114) to 10.7 (67). Bradley Potter kicked six goals in a best-on-ground performance for Reynella and he was well supported by Bailey Marshman with four goals and Angus Rowntree who kicked three. Harrison Riddle and Alex Marra kicked two goals each for the Cobras. Joining Potter in the best players for Reynella were Dylan Roser, Josh Frisby, Marshman and Sam Whitbread. The Cobras best players were Jayden Morton, Oliver Moore, James Farrugia, Lincoln Holder and Marra.Flagstaff Hill consolidated their spot in the top-three with a crushing 116-point win against Aldinga. The Falcons led by 21 points at quarter time, 43 points at halftime, and 66 points at the last change, before kicking nine goals to zero in the last quarter to win 24.14 (158) to 6.6 (42). ‘Flaggies’ had 11 different goalkickers with Blake Aldridge (4), Samuel Smith (3), Ryan Mountford (3) and Mitchell Johnson (3) leading the way. Brady O’Hanlon kicked three goals for Aldinga and Cameron Jarrett slotted two majors. Huw Channing, Brad Kirk, Brad Patterson, Ben Burbridge and Ethan Wildman were named in the best players for Flagstaff Hill. Angus Stangewitz, Bailey Pilmore and Luke Watson were among the best players for the Sharks.Happy Valley consolidated their spot in the top-five with a percentage-boosting 139-point victory against Port Noarlunga. The Vikings led by 67 points at halftime and kicked a further 14 goals to three in the second half to win 26.19 (175) to 5.6 (36). Ben Geytenbeek had a day out for Happy Valley with 10 goals, while Clint Calyun kicked three majors for the Cockle Divers. Tate Coleman, Joel Beeche, Geytenbeek, Justin Schurgott and Joshua Dwyer Sterzl were named best for Happy Valley. Best for Port Noarlunga included Calyun, Josh Johns and Kaleb Hesse.Noarlunga had the bye.Ladder after Round 15Reynella 24, Noarlunga 18, Flagstaff Hill 18, Happy Valley 16, Morphett Vale 14, Cove 12, Christies Beach 12, Aldinga 6, Port Noarlunga 0.Round 16 (Saturday 6 August)Cove v Morphett ValeAldinga v NoarlungaFlagstaff Hill v Happy ValleyPort Noarlunga v Christies BeachReynella has the bye

Port Noarlunga consolidated third spot on the ladder after defeating Hackham by 120 points during round 13 action in the Southern Football League Women’s ‘A’ grade competition yesterday. The Cockle Divers led by 36 points at quarter time, 51 points at halftime, and 89 points at the last change, before winning 16.24 (120) to 0.0 (0). Phillipa Worthley kicked five goals in a best-on-ground performance for Port Noarlunga, while Tyla Pyman kicked four goals to be named second best. Joining Worthley and Pyman in the best players for ‘Porties’ were Deanna Ortuso, Sheridan Poland, Teegan Mesecke and Nikki Parker. Kaylah Richards, Emily Unger and Ashleigh Dayman were among the best players for the Hawks.Reigning premier Flagstaff Hill won their seventh game in a row with a 106-point win at Aldinga yesterday. The Falcons led by 64 points at halftime and kicked a further six goals to zero to win 16.10 (106) to 0.0 (0). Carli Morton had a day out for ‘Flaggies’ with seven goals, while Tamsyn Morriss kicked two goals. Best players for the Falcons were Elouisa Thomas, Jenna Andrews, Morton, Czenya Cavouras and Rachel Crockart. Best players for the Sharks included Kimberly Robinson, Amber O’Hanlon and Carlee Evans.Reynella won their 12th game in a row with a 48-point win against Cove at Reynella. The final scores were Reynella 6.12 (48) to Cove 0.0 (0). Casie Coombe kicked three goals for the Wine Flies and Grace Doran slotted two majors. Best players for Reynella were Caitlin Walter, Zannah Loxton, Anja Bancevic, Catherine Quinn and Caitlin Williams. Cove were best served by Lauren Kenny, Ella Gill, Ashleigh Need, Breanna Stoldt and Rebecca O’Shaughnessy. Christies Beach had the bye.Ladder (after round 13)Reynella 24, Flagstaff Hill 20, Port Noarlunga 16, Christies Beach 8, Aldinga 6, Cove 6, Hackham 0.Round 14 fixtures (Sunday 7 August)Flagstaff Hill v Christies BeachAldinga v ReynellaPort Noarlunga v CoveHackham has the bye

Mount Compass consolidated their spot in the top-four with a crucial 48-46 win against Victor Harbor during round 15 action in the Great Southern Netball Association (GSNA) on Saturday. In other games, McLaren Vale made it 14 wins on the trot with a comfortable 51-31 victory against Langhorne Creek, Yankalilla won their second game of the season with a 53-41 win over Goolwa, while Willunga travelled to Myponga and came away with a convincing 62-25 win. Strathalbyn had the bye.Ladder after Round 15McLaren Vale 28, Willunga 22, Victor Harbor 17, Mount Compass 16, Langhorne Creek 14, Strathalbyn 9, Goolwa 6, Yankalilla 5, Myponga 3.Round 16 Fixtures (Saturday 6 August)Langhorne Creek v YankalillaGoolwa v MypongaVictor Harbor v McLaren ValeMount Compass v StrathalbynWillunga has the bye

Women - Round 13 @ YankalillaGoolwa 3 defeated Victor Blue 1Yankalilla 0 drew Aldinga 0Victor White had the byeLadder (After Round 13)Goolwa 20, Yankalilla 20, Victor White 17, Victor Blue 11, Aldinga 5.Men - Round 13 @ YankalillaVictor Grey 6 defeated Aldinga Black 1Victor Blue 12 defeated Yankalilla 0Aldinga Blue 3 defeated Goolwa 0Victor White had the byeLadder (After Round 13)Victor White 34, Victor Blue 25, Aldinga Blue 21, Victor Grey 20, Goolwa 18, Yankalilla 9, Aldinga Black 6.

Reigning premier Willunga are through to the FPAG ‘A’ Grade Women’s Great Southern Football League Grand Final after defeating McLaren by 30 points in the second semi-final at McLaren Vale yesterday. The game was tight for the first three quarters as the Demons led by 14 points at the last change with a spot in the decider up for grabs. Willunga pulled away in the final term, kicking three goals to zero, to win 8.3 (51) to 3.3 (21). Tamara Page, Tessa Kohn and Lauren Buchanan kicked two goals each for Willunga, while Hannah Georgeson also kicked two goals for the Eagles. Ella Radbone, Katrice Turner, Kristen Rothwell, Lauren Clifton and Clare Holmes were named best players for Willunga. Best for McLaren included Caitlin Ross, Jessica Veasey and Layla Rogers. Goolwa/Port Elliot made their way through to the Preliminary Final after defeating Strathalbyn by 25 points in the first semi-final at McLaren Vale. The Magpies led throughout to win 6.4 (40) to 2.3 (15). Kaya Angus and Laura Jones kicked two goals each for the Magpies. Megan Rich and Tijana Jokic were the goalkickers for the Roosters. Kalani Bates, Angus, Tracey O’Donnell, Rachel Searle and Renee Moon were best for Goolwa/Port Elliot. Tessa Grant, Emma Chapman and Tess Huxtable were among the best players for Strathalbyn.Preliminary Final Fixtures‘A’ Grade WomenMcLaren v Goolwa/Port Elliot (Sunday 7/8 - 1.30pm @ Goolwa)Under 17 GirlsStrathalbyn v McLaren (Sunday 7/8 - 12.25pm @ Goolwa)Proudly brought to you by FPAG the major sponsor of the Great Southern Women’s Football League (GSWFL).

Noarlunga has all but sewn up a finals position after defeating Southern Stars 47-38 during round 13 action in the Southern Hills Netball Association (SHNA) on Saturday. In other games, Seaford Storm defeated McLaren Flat 48-37, Pulse had a comfortable 58-30 victory against Aldinga, while Clarendon are still undefeated following their 53-43 win against local rival Kangarilla.Ladder (after round 13)Clarendon 26, Pulse 24, Kangarilla 16, Noarlunga 16, Seaford Storm 12, Southern Stars 4, Aldinga 4, McLaren Flat 2.Round 14 fixtures (Saturday 6 August)Kangarilla v Seaford StormClarendon v PulseMcLaren Flat v Southern StarsNoarlunga v Aldinga

Reigning premier Wisanger wrapped up second spot on the ladder after defeating Kingscote by 60 points during round 13 action in the Kangaroo Island Football League (KIFL) yesterday. Wisanger started well to lead by 29 points at quarter time, before Kingscote hit back with three goals to two in the second term to reduce the margin to 23 points at the long break. Wisanger put the foot down in the second half, kicking nine goals to two, to win 16.12 (108) to 6.12 (48). Jackson Lockett (4), Sam Clifford (3), Khyal Stead (3) and Luke Shurven (2) were the multiple goalkickers for the Panthers. Riley Mattner and Peter Rolfe kicked two goals each for Kingscote. Best players for Wisanger included Luke Stewart, Liam Sampson, Brok Viney-Obst, Dusty Cross and Jai Turner. Jack Grimes, Paul Green, Jordan Connell, Zak Siemer and Riley Mattner were named best players for Kingscote.Western Districts continued their excellent season with a 55-point win over Parndana, their 10th victory of the season. The Saints led by seven points at quarter time, 21 points at halftime, and 37 points at the last change, before winning 8.12 (60) to 0.5 (5). Brad Crabb (3) and Joel Cross (2) were the multiple goalkickers for Western Districts. The Saints’ best players were Tate Barrett, Crabb, Tim Larcombe, Zach Goodwin and Caleb Whittle. Best for the Roosters were Patrick Skeer, Jaan Kuchel, Zach Trethewey, Mark Bowden and Brady Hill.Dudley United had the bye.Ladder after Round 13Western Districts 40, Wisanger 28, Kingscote 20, Parndana 16, Dudley United 0.Round 14 Fixtures (Saturday 6 August)Western Districts v KingscoteDudley United v WisangerParndana has the bye

The Great Southern Football League Women’s (GSFLW) awards were held last night with the ‘A’ grade medal ending in a tie as Amy Vitkunas (Mount Compass) and Tiffany Copley (McLaren) each polled 14 votes. McLaren’s Ally Bailey (11 votes) finished third, with Strathalbyn skipper Emma Chapman (10 votes) in fourth place. Undefeated minor premier Willunga showed what an even side they are with 12 players polling votes. Courtney Gutschmidt was the best of the Demons, polling nine votes to finish in equal fifth spot.The under 17 Girls medal was won by Bella Rigby of Willunga. Rigby polled 19 votes to win by two votes from Esther Rayner of McLaren who polled 17 votes. Charlotte Collins (Strathalbyn) was next best on 16 votes to round out the top three.The GSFLW finals start on Sunday (31 July) with a huge day at McLaren Vale. There will be four games played with the first game set to start at 9.45am. 

Langhorne Creek kept their finals hopes alive with a thrilling two-point win against Myponga/Sellicks during round 14 action in the Great Southern Football League (GSFL) on Saturday. The Hawks sit just one win outside the top-five with four games left in the minor round, ahead of a big clash with McLaren next week. Langhorne Creek led by 19 points at quarter time, 22 points at halftime and still led by 20 points at the last change and they looked well on their way to victory. The Mudlarks, with the home crowd behind them, kicked three goals in the last quarter but came up just short as the ‘Creeks’ won 10.10 (70) to 10.8 (68). Caleb Howell (3) and Jake Dominish (2) were the multiple goalkickers for the Hawks, while Jake Spinks (3) and Ben Kennedy (2) were the main goalkickers for the Mudlarks. Matt Dominish, Howell, Jake Dominish, Malakai Kartinyeri and Brodie O’Dea were named best players for Langhorne Creek. Luke Whitford, Ben Kennedy, Connor Sampson, Jake Spinks and Cooper Gilbert were best for Myponga/Sellicks. McLaren remained undefeated after grinding out a 16-point win at Strathalbyn. The game was tight throughout with ‘Strath’ leading by three points at the last change, and the Eagles’ undefeated season looked under threat. The classy McLaren unit steadied, kicking five goals to two in the final term, to win 13.12 (90) to 11.8 (74). Jordan Mutton kicked four goals for McLaren, while Mark Tucker, Ben Simounds and Cooper Machin each kicked two goals for Strathalbyn. Codey Ellison, Joel Vandeleur, Brett Ellis, Sam Lawrie and Kaine Hopkins were best for the Eagles. Tucker, Richard O’Grady, Adam Clark, Jacob Wright and Austin McFarlane were best for the Roosters.Encounter Bay won their eighth game of the season to remain in fifth spot after defeating Mount Compass by 62 points on Saturday. The Bays will take on Strathalbyn this Saturday in an early ‘elimination final’. On Saturday, Encounter Bay led at every change to win 19.7 (121) to 9.5 (59). Ben Davis kicked six goals in a best-on-ground performance for Encounter Bay, while Tom Pinyon was the standout forward for the Bulldogs with five majors. Joining Davis in the best players for the Bays were Cohen Pettitt, Lachlan Williams, Cory Gamble, Callum Tonkin and Tyson Neale. Best players for ‘Compass’ included Nathan Hicks, Adam Hunter and Tom Vitkunas.Victor Harbor consolidated their spot in the top-five with a percentage-boosting 91-point win at Yankalilla. Unfortunately the game was brought to an end early, due to an injury during the third quarter. The victory was set up by a dominant first half as the ‘Roos led by 72 points at the long break, before extending their lead to 91 points before the unfortunate injury led to the game being called off. The final scores were Victor Harbor 16.15 (111) to Yankalilla 3.2 (20). Jackson Elmes and James Mulhern kicked four goals each for ‘Victor’, while Matt James slotted two majors for the Tigers. Best players for the much-improved Victor Harbor outfit were Elmes, Lachlan Borrillo, Jesse McKinnon, Zac Dowling and Ben Yeomans. Yankalilla’s best included Angus Weir, Adam Hunt and Kaleigh Fitzgerald.Willunga consolidated their spot in the top-three following a crushing 177-point win against Goolwa/Port Elliot. Willunga led by 77 points at halftime, before kicking a further 18 goals to three in the second half to win 32.20 (212) to 5.5 (35). The Demons had an amazing 15 different goalkickers with Darcy Scott (6), Daniel Bass (4) and Tyson Hoffmann (4) leading the way. Dale Cuthbert and Trent Griffen kicked two goals each for the Magpies. Hoffmann, Cam Hutchens, Danny Juckers, Sam Renney and Job Colwell were named as best players for Willunga. The Magpies were best served by Rory Hausser, Fred Nissen, Cuthbert, Frazer Hayward and Jalen Pryor. Ladder after Round 14McLaren 28, Willunga 20, Myponga/Sellicks 20, Victor Harbor 18, Encounter Bay 16, Strathalbyn 14, Langhorne Creek 14, Mount Compass 8, Yankalilla 2, Goolwa/Port Elliot 0.Round 15 Fixtures (Saturday 30 July)Mount Compass v Victor HarborEncounter Bay v StrathalbynMcLaren v Langhorne CreekYankalilla v Goolwa/Port ElliotMyponga/Sellicks v Willunga

Aldinga had a massive 200-point victory against Hackham to give themselves an outside chance at a finals berth during round 12 action in the Southern Football League Women’s ‘A’ grade competition yesterday. The Sharks led by 56 points at quarter time, 111 points at halftime, and 154 points at the last change, before winning 32.8 (200) to 0.0 (0). Aldinga had eight different goalkickers with Dana Oniszk leading the way with eight goals, while India Hamdorf kicked six. Best players for Aldinga included Amber O’Hanlon, Oniszk, Hamdorf, Eilish O’Hanlon and Kimberly Robinson. Hackham were best served by Carol Karo, Kaylah Richards, Ashleigh Dayman, Olivia Cumming and Sarah Bensen.Reynella continued their unbeaten run in 2022 with a convincing 59-point win at Port Noarlunga yesterday. The Wine Flies led by 37 points at halftime and kicked a further three goals in the second half to win 8.11 (59) to 0.0 (0). Emily Woods (3), Georgia Scholes (2) and Allana Nimmo-Lyne (2) were the multiple goalkickers for Reynella, while their best players included Zannah Loxton, Tyler Davies, Grace Doran, Anja Bancevic and Morgan Blackwell. Best players for ‘Porties’ were Elisha Scriven, Philippa Worthley, Shakira Dolman, Nikki Parker and Teegan Mesecke. Christies Beach won their fourth game of the season to remain in fourth spot after defeating Cove by 36 points yesterday. The final score was Christies Beach 5.6 (36) to Cove 0.0 (0). Indiana Flynn kicked three goals for the Saints and their best players were Rachael Farlam, Isabella Zito, Melanie Koster, Maddison Wilson-Niessen and Liliana Volpato. Best players for the Cobras included Lauren Kenny, Mikala Graham, Ashleigh Need, Jemima Buss and Ella Gill.Flagstaff Hill had the bye.Ladder (after round 12)Reynella 22, Flagstaff Hill 18, Port Noarlunga 14, Christies Beach 8, Aldinga 6, Cove 6, Hackham 0.Round 13 fixtures (Sunday 31 July)Aldinga v Flagstaff HillHackham v Port NoarlungaReynella v CoveChristies Beach has the bye

Parndana continued their undefeated season following their 55-31 victory over Dudley United during round 12 action in the Kangaroo Island Netball Association (KINA) on Saturday. In the other game of round 12, Western Districts won their fourth game of the season with a 43-32 win at Wisanger. Kingscote had the bye.Ladder (after round 12)Parndana 20, Kingscote 10, Dudley United 9, Western Districts 9, Wisanger 0.Round 13 fixtures (Saturday 30 July)Kingscote v WisangerWestern Districts v ParndanaDudley United have the bye

Willunga flexed their muscles ahead of the finals, as they completed an undefeated minor round with a 92-point win against Goolwa/Port Elliot during round 14 action in the FPAG ‘A’ Grade Women’s competition in the Great Southern Football League today. The Demons led by 18 points at quarter time, 42 points at halftime, and 68 points at the last change, before winning 14.8 (92) to 0.0 (0). Tamara Page kicked four goals in a best-on-ground display for Willunga and she was well supported by Chelsea Farr (3), Jodie Hunt (2), Shae Archbold (2) and Cleo Guilfoyle (2), who were the other multiple goalkickers. Joining Page in the best players for the minor premier were Patty Sommerville, Guilfoyle, Courtney Gutschmidt and Hunt. Best for the Magpies included Lucy Earl, Tracey O’Donnell and Kaya Angus.McLaren Eagles wrapped up the double chance following their 18-point win against Victor Harbor on Friday night. The Eagles travelled down to Victor Harbor and came away with a 4.3 (27) to 1.3 (9) victory. Meg Bentley, Sally Fuller, Sheena Peters and Caitlin Ross were the goalkickers for McLaren, while Daisy Blencowe was the sole goalkicker for ‘Victor’. Best players for McLaren were Sophia Flanagan-Sjoberg, Emily Rowe, Tiffany Copley, Katie Whish and Fuller. Jaimi Tabb, Aloura Kirk and Courtney Barry were among the best players for the ‘Roos.Strathalbyn will enter the finals next week with confidence after winning their final minor round match by 29 points against Mount Compass at ‘Strath’ on Friday night. The Roosters played an excellent first half as they took a commanding 31-point lead to halftime. The Bulldogs battled hard in the second half to outscore Strathalbyn, but the damage had been done as the home side won 7.7 (49) to 3.2 (20). Indi Miller and Megan Rich kicked two goals each for Strathalbyn, while Chelsea Hicks, Amy Vitkunas and Brooke Boileau were the goalkickers for ‘Compass’. Tessa Grant, Georgie Pater, Tess Huxtable, Emma Chapman and Eliza Fegusen were named best players for the Roosters, while Vitkunas, Boileau and Caroline Scott were among the best players for the Bulldogs.Yankalilla had the bye. Ladder after Round 14Willunga 23, McLaren 18, Goolwa/Port Elliot 16, Strathalbyn 12, Yankalilla 8, Mount Compass 6, Victor Harbor 1.Round 1 Finals FixturesGoolwa/Port Elliot v Strathalbyn (Sunday 31/7 - 12.15pm @ McLaren Vale)Willunga v McLaren (Sunday 31/7 - 1.40pm @ McLaren Vale)Proudly brought to you by FPAG the major sponsor of the Great Southern Women’s Football League (GSWFL).