Reigning premier Victor Harbor moved up to third spot on the Great Southern Netball Association (GSNA) ladder following their 54-30 win at Langhorne Creek on Saturday. In other games, McLaren Vale remain undefeated after defeating Myponga 53-27, Willunga had a good 46-35 victory over Mount Compass, while Goolwa won their third game of the season with a 53-48 win against Strathalbyn.Yankalilla had the bye.Ladder after Round 10McLaren Vale 18, Willunga 14, Victor Harbor 11, Mount Compass 10, Strathalbyn 9, Langhorne Creek 8, Goolwa 6, Yankalilla 2, Myponga 2.Round 11 Fixtures (Saturday 25 June)Victor Harbor v GoolwaStrathalbyn v WillungaMcLaren Vale v YankalillaMyponga v Mount CompassLanghorne Creek has the bye

Women - Round 8 @ Victor HarborVictor Blue 0 drew Goolwa 0Victor White 2 defeated Aldinga 1Yankalilla had the byeLadder (After Round 8)Yankalilla 13, Goolwa 11, Victor White 11, Victor Blue 8, Aldinga 1.Men - Round 8 @ Victor HarborVictor Blue 3 defeated Goolwa 1Aldinga Blue 3 defeated Yankalilla 1Victor White 4 defeated Victor Grey 3Aldinga Black had the byeLadder (After Round 8)Victor White 22, Victor Grey 16, Victor Blue 16, Aldinga Blue 12, Goolwa 11, Aldinga Black 6, Yankalilla 6.

Goolwa/Port Elliot consolidated a spot in the top-four following their 16-point win against Strathalbyn during round ten action in the FPAG ‘A’ Grade Women’s competition in the Great Southern Football League this afternoon. The Magpies led by three points at halftime, before winning 2.10 (22) to 1.0 (6). Kalani Bates kicked both of the Magpies’ goals, while Lily Jenke kicked the Roosters’ only major. Lucy Earl, Bates, Megan Hoad, Kaya Angus and Amber McKinlay were named as best players for Goolwa/Port Elliot. Best for Strathalbyn were Georgie Pater, Katie Ehlers, Tess Huxtable, Heidi Groom and Emma Chapman. McLaren Eagles stayed in second spot on the ladder with a comfortable 50-point win against Mount Compass at McLaren Vale today. The Eagles led by 20 points at quarter time, 35 points at halftime and 38 points at the last change, before winning 7.11 (53) to 0.3 (3). Katie Whish, Ally Bailey, Jessica Veasey, Tiffany Copley and Tahlita Buethke were best for the Eagles. Sally Fuller, Sheena Peters and Lauren Reynolds kicked two goals each for McLaren. Best for ‘Compass’ included Kiahni Russell, Brooke Boileau and Caroline Scott.Yankalilla notched their first win of the season with a nine-point victory against Victor Harbor at Strathalbyn. The final scores were Yankalilla 4.0 (24) to Victor Harbor 2.3 (15). Lisa Henley, Natasha Hunt, Tara Hutchinson and Tahlia Parsons were Yankalilla’s goalkickers, while Courtney Barry and Natasha Fairhurst kicked Victor Harbor’s goals. Best players for a jubilant Tigers outfit were Kelesha Rewiti-Edwards, Parsons, Amelia Bilney, Hutchinson and Kimberley Rowe. Courtney Barry, Maya Overall and Aloura Kirk were among the best players for Victor Harbor. Willunga had the bye. Ladder after Round 10Willunga 15, McLaren 12, Goolwa/Port Elliot 12, Strathalbyn 10, Mount Compass 6, Yankalilla 4, Victor Harbor 1.Round 11 FixturesMount Compass v Goolwa/Port Elliot (Sunday 26/6 - 10.40am @ Victor Harbor)Yankalilla v Strathalbyn (Sunday 26/6 - 11.40am @ Yankalilla)Victor Harbor v Willunga (Sunday 26/6 - 2.10pm @ Victor Harbor)McLaren has the byeProudly brought to you by FPAG the major sponsor of the Great Southern Women’s Football League (GSWFL).

Western Districts moved two games clear on top of the ladder following their 51-point win against Wisanger during round eight action in the Kangaroo Island Football League (KIFL) yesterday. Western Districts have only lost once this season, while reigning premier Wisanger are sitting in second place, so it was expected to be a close match. The Saints had other ideas as they won comfortably 18.10 (118) to 10.7 (67). Lleyton Hedges kicked five goals in a best-on-ground performance for Western Districts, while Sam Clifford and Jackson Lockett kicked three goals each for the Panthers. Other good players for Western Districts included Joel Cross, Tate Barrett, Brad Crabb and Jack Favilla. Best for Wisanger included Dusty Cross, Patrick Hure and Jayden Kingi.Parndana won their third game of the season with a 59-point win against Dudley United at Penneshaw yesterday. The Roosters moved up to third spot on the ladder, while the Eagles are still in search of their maiden victory for 2022. The final scores were Parndana 14.17 (101) to Dudley United 6.6 (42). James Davis (5), Trad McMulkin (3) and Zach Trethewey (3) were the leading goalkickers for Parndana, while Clayton Willson, Kyrrell Barton and Trae Lovering kicked two goals each for Dudley United. Best players for Parndana were Frank May, Trethewey, McMulkin, Patrick Skeer and Ben Gaskin. Best for Dudley United included Sam McLeay, Lovering and Clayton Willson.Kingscote had the bye.Ladder after Round 8Western Districts 24, Wisanger 16, Parndana 12, Kingscote 12, Dudley United 0.Round 9 Fixtures (Saturday 25 June)Wisanger v Dudley UnitedKingscote v Western DistrictsParndana has the bye

Parndana took another step towards the minor premiership after winning their seventh game of the Kangaroo Island Netball Association (KINA) season yesterday. The Roosters’ had a comfortable 73-28 victory against Dudley United, while in the other game of round eight, Western Districts won their third game of 2022 with a comfortable 48-25 win over Wisanger. Kingscote had the bye.Ladder (after round 8)Parndana 14, Kingscote 8, Western Districts 6, Dudley United 4, Wisanger 0.Round 9 fixtures (home team named first)Wisanger v Dudley UnitedKingscote v Western DistrictsParndana have the bye

The Breakers U15 girls braved the cold on Sunday to play Barossa United at home. The girls came away with a 0-1 loss but a great performance by both teams made it an entertaining and even contest.The girls started well with Nila Mohring, Katye O’Donnell and Abby Ellis all looking eager to score.However, the Barossa attack showed early flashes of speed and Amber Kim, Lokke Rennerts and Hannah Rowlands had to play their best to keep them at bay.Up the other end, a great pass from Kim to O’Donnell and on to Mohring looked like it would almost certainly end in a goal but the linesman had his flag up and the opportunity was lost.Image: Lucy Boundey taking a ball to the headShortly after O’Donnell wooshed another just wide of the post.Barossa then got a lucky break to make the score 0-1.The Breakers girls kept working though, with Sophia Moore, Taylor Perry, Alana Anderson and Zoe Warren particularly busy in the midfield.Zara Boundey came on briefly but was beaten by the conditions and a niggling calf problem.Hannah Rowlands came off, with Estelle Dybala on and only minutes later a great shot from her from the halfway line created another chance for O’Donnell.After the halftime break the play continued evenly as before.Image: Ella Bryant had a great day in goal, putting off a number of fantastic savesBarossa pushed forward but then a hand-ball in the box to them caused some confusion, with the ball still in play but both sides uncertain of what to do.With the Barossa coach making more sub changes than the Morrison government, the Breakers couldn’t keep to their flowing game, with play held up at every throw in or free kick.However, the Breakers girls kept trying and trying, with many players looking to be on the verge of scoring. Lucy Boundey chucked a few shots forward that just needed a little more oomph and Abby Ellis looked very dangerous but just couldn’t get one away.In the end the score was 0-1 but the game could have gone either way with a great display of talent and sportsmanship from both teams.Ella Bryant showed some real talent in goal and pulled off a number of great saves.The girls play away against Stuart Lions next week. Kick off at 10.30 at Karinya Reserve.

The FPAG ‘A’ Grade Women’s competition resumes tomorrow after the Queen’s Birthday long weekend bye, with second-placed McLaren Eagles hosting the Mount Compass Bulldogs, followed by two games on Sunday. Reigning premier Willunga has the bye. Round 10 FixturesMcLaren v Mount Compass (Saturday 18/6 - 5.00pm @ McLaren Vale)Victor Harbor v Yankalilla (Sunday 19/6 - 10.40am @ Strathalbyn)Strathalbyn v Goolwa/Port Elliot (Sunday 19/6 - 2.10pm @ Strathalbyn)Willunga has the byeLadder after Round 9Willunga 15, McLaren 10, Strathalbyn 10, Goolwa/Port Elliot 10, Mount Compass 6, Yankalilla 2, Victor Harbor 1.Proudly brought to you by FPAG the major sponsor of the Great Southern Women’s Football League (GSWFL).

The June long weekend brings a halt to regular competition in the Southern Football League (SFL) and Great Southern Football League (GSFL), but it signals time for interleague representative football. The SFL hosted the 2022 edition with five games played at Bice Oval in Christies Beach yesterday, with the GSFL taking the bragging rights with three wins from the five encounters. Under 15 BoysSouthern Football League 10.3 (63)Great Southern Football League   4.3 (27)Under 17.5 BoysSouthern Football League 13.8 (86)Great Southern Football League   7.8 (50)Senior MenGreat Southern Football League 16.12 (108)Southern Football League   8.8 (56)Under 17 GirlsGreat Southern Football League 5.9 (39)Southern Football League   3.1 (19)Senior WomenGreat Southern Football League 4.6 (30)Southern Football League   3.3 (21)

Reigning premier Wisanger consolidated their top-two spot on the ladder following a comfortable 49-point victory against Kingscote during round seven action in the Kangaroo Island Football League (KIFL) yesterday. The Panthers got out of the blocks quickly to lead by 31 points at quarter time, but it could have been a far greater margin as they kicked an inaccurate 5.9 to 1.2. Wisanger increased their lead to 36 points at halftime and 37 points at the last change, before winning 13.19 (97) to 6.12 (48). Jackson Lockett kicked four goals for Wisanger, while Nathaniel McDonnell kicked two goals for Kingscote. Dusty Cross was named best for Wisanger and he was well supported by Liam Sampson, Brok Viney-Obst, Jai Turner and Luke Shurven. Best for Kingscote included Rory Lovering, Jordan Connell and Lachlan Ingerson.Western Districts maintained top spot on the ladder after travelling to Parndana and coming away with a 71-point win. The final scores were Western Districts 13.24 (102) to Parndana 4.7 (31). Lloyd Coulson (4), Brad Crabb (3), Riley Boyle (3) and Henry Hammat (2) were the main goalkickers for the Saints, while Zach Trethewey kicked two majors for the Roosters. Jack Favilla, Cam Florance, Crabb, Tate Barrett and Coulson were named best for Western Districts. For Parndana, Ben Gaskin, Brad Daniel, Zach Trethewey, Patrick Skeer and Bailey Mashford were their best players. Dudley United had the bye.Ladder after Round 7Western Districts 20, Wisanger 16, Kingscote 12, Parndana 8, Dudley United 0.Round 8 Fixtures (Saturday 18 June)Dudley United v ParndanaWestern Districts v WisangerKingscote has the bye

Aldinga won their second game of the season following an upset 10-point win against Cove during round seven action in the Southern Football League Women’s ‘A’ grade competition yesterday. Aldinga started well to lead by 13 points at quarter time and this lead would prove too hard for Cove to peg back as the Sharks eventually won 3.1 (19) to 1.3 (9). Darlene Bishop, Holly Wilde and Eilish O’Hanlon were the goalkickers for the Sharks, while Lauren Pattimore kicked the Cobras’ only goal. Eilish O’Hanlon, Kimberly Robinson, Jemma Looyestyn, Ayla Regione and Amber O’Hanlon were named best for Aldinga. Cove were best served by Dana O’Brien, Ella Gill, Ashleigh Need, Alesia LeDuff and Jasmine Dietrich.Flagstaff Hill consolidated second spot on the ladder with a tough 13-point win at Port Noarlunga. The Falcons kicked the only two goals of the game through Ebony Scanlan and Sienna Chapman as the reigning premier won 2.2 (14) to 0.1 (1). Scanlan was named best player for ‘Flaggies’ and she was well supported by Alana Baker, Chloe Meyers, Tamsyn Morriss, Nicole O’Connor and Jasmin Partridge. ‘Porties’ best were Belinda Gale, Belinda Macrow, Sheridan Poland, Jolie Malinowski, Deanna Ortuso and Shakira Dolman.Christies Beach moved into the top-four on the ladder with a convincing 110-point win against Hackham. 'Christies' led by 39 points at quarter time, 58 points at halftime and 87 points at the last change before winning 15.20 (110) to 0.0 (0). Emily Risitano was a star up forward for the Saints with five goals and she was well supported by Sarah Nottle who kicked four goals. Melanie Koster was named best on ground for ‘Christies’ with Makailah Gort, Liliana Volpato, Risitano, Neriah Mills and Nottle also named in the best players. Alice Worrall, Olivia Cumming and Rhylee McCall were among the best players for the Hawks.Reynella had the bye.Ladder (after round 7)Reynella 12, Flagstaff Hill 10, Port Noarlunga 8, Christies Beach 4, Cove 4, Aldinga 4, Hackham 0.Round 8 fixtures (Sunday 19 June)Flagstaff Hill v HackhamPort Noarlunga v AldingaReynella v Christies BeachCove has the bye

Willunga had to battle hard yesterday to keep their undefeated season alive during round nine action in the FPAG ‘A’ Grade Women’s competition in the Great Southern Football League. The reigning premier hosted McLaren in a top-two clash which was tight throughout with scores level at quarter time and halftime. Willunga kicked six behinds in the third quarter and held McLaren scoreless to lead by six points at the last change. Neither team was able to score in tough conditions in the last term as Willunga held on to win 2.6 (18) to 2.0 (12). Caitlin Radbone, Cleo Guilfoyle, Tessa Kohn, Kristen Rothwell and Chelsea Farr were named best players for the Demons. Caitlin Ross, Sam Pratt, Sally Fuller, Tahlita Buethke and Ally Bailey were best for McLaren. Mount Compass won their third game for the season with a 24-point win against Victor Harbor. The final scores were Mount Compass 3.6 (24) to Victor Harbor 0.0 (0). Kiahni Russell kicked two goals for the Bulldogs and Lily Rees kicked one. Best players for ‘Compass’ were Brooke Boileau, Amy Vitkunas, Russell, Georgina Thomas and Amelia Sartor. Best players for ‘Victor’ included Courtney Barry, Aloura Kirk and Jasmine Bailey.Unfortunately Yankalilla had to forfeit their match against Goolwa/Port Elliot. Strathalbyn had the bye. Ladder after Round 9Willunga 15, McLaren 10, Strathalbyn 10, Goolwa/Port Elliot 10, Mount Compass 6, Yankalilla 2, Victor Harbor 1.Round 10 FixturesMcLaren v Mount Compass (Saturday 18/6 - 5.00pm @ McLaren Vale)Victor Harbor v Yankalilla (Sunday 19/6 - 10.40am @ Strathalbyn)Strathalbyn v Goolwa/Port Elliot (Sunday 19/6 - 2.10pm @ Strathalbyn)Willunga has the byeProudly brought to you by FPAG the major sponsor of the Great Southern Women’s Football League (GSWFL).

Women - Round 7 @ GoolwaVictor White 3 defeated Goolwa 1Yankalilla 4 defeated Victor Blue 0Aldinga had the byeLadder (After Round 7)Yankalilla 13, Goolwa 10, Victor White 8, Victor Blue 7, Aldinga 1.Men - Round 7 @ GoolwaVictor White 16 defeated Aldinga Black 1Victor Blue 17 defeated Yankalilla 0Victor Grey 2 defeated Goolwa 1Aldinga Blue had the byeLadder (After Round 7)Victor White 19, Victor Grey 16, Victor Blue 13, Goolwa 11, Aldinga Blue 9, Yankalilla 6, Aldinga Black 3, Victor 1.

Reigning premier Willunga were back in the winners circle on Saturday after defeating Victor Harbor by 39 points to reach the halfway point of the Great Southern Football League (GSFL) in third spot on the ladder. The first half was tight with the Demons leading by just nine points at the long break. They pushed on in the second half to kick six goals to two and win 14.16 (100) to 9.7 (61). Veteran Jake Standfield kicked three goals for Willunga, while Jackson Elmes also kicked three majors for Victor Harbor. Danny Juckers, Darcy Scott, Braden Altus, Brad Haskett and Brett Miegel were best for Willunga. Elmes, Ben Yeomans and Zachary Dowling were among the best players for ‘Victor’.McLaren Eagles have reached the halfway point of the season undefeated after their 28-point win against Encounter Bay. The Eagles were accurate all day as they kicked 12.2 (74) to 6.10 (46). James Grimley kicked three goals for the Eagles, giving him 30 majors for the season, while Jake Tarca and Nick Marshall kicked two goals each for the Bays. Best players for top-of-the-ladder McLaren were Matthew Merrett, Joel Vandeleur, Ashley Goodieson, Alex Moyle and Todd McKay. Callum Tonkin, Tyson Neale and Marcus Lippett were among the best players for Encounter Bay.Langhorne Creek won their third game on the trot with a convincing 112-point win over Goolwa/Port Elliot. The ‘Creeks’ led by 13 points at quarter time before completely taking over in the final three quarters, kicking 17 goals to one, to win 22.11 (143) to 4.7 (31). Coby Helyar was on fire up forward for the Hawks with 10 goals in a best-on-ground performance, while Caleb Howell slotted five majors. Kosta Dekoning kicked two goals for the Magpies. Joining Helyar in the best players for Langhorne Creek were Mitchell Cleggett, Howell, Matt Dominish, Jack Keynes and Jackson Humphries. Daniel Fry, Logan Payne and Oscar McCann were the best players for Goolwa/Port Elliot. Mount Compass won their third game of the season to sit just one game outside the top-five after travelling to Yankalilla and coming away with an 87-point victory. The final scores were Mount Compass 14.17 (101) to Yankalilla 2.2 (14). The ‘old firm’ of Tom Pinyon (5) and Ziggy Vitkunas (3) were the leading goalkickers for the Bulldogs, while Tom Spence and Jesse Fitzgerald kicked the Tigers' two goals. Klaus Simons, Ziggy Vitkunas, Pinyon, Shane Heatley and Brandon McKenzie were named best players for Mount Compass. Yankalilla were best served by Joel Kay, Sam Crawford and Oaklee Major.Myponga/Sellicks won their third game in a row to consolidate their spot in the top-three with a 28-point victory at Myponga over Strathalbyn. It was a tight low-scoring game with just six goals kicked between the two sides to three quarter time with the Mudlarks leading by 14 points. Three goals to one in the final term saw the home side win 7.11 (53) to 3.7 (25). Sam Kennedy and Hassan Ahmat-Watkins kicked two goals each for the Mudlarks, while Ben Simounds kicked all three of Strathalbyn’s goals. Cooper Gilbert was named best-on-ground for Myponga/Sellicks and he was ably supported by Kain Spinks, Elliot Chalmers, Harrison Cock and Scott Ogilvie. Tom Redden, Adam Clark, Zac Edwards, Simounds and Marc Elliott were best for the Roosters. Ladder after Round 9McLaren 18, Myponga/Sellicks 14, Willunga 14, Encounter Bay 12, Strathalbyn 8, Victor Harbor 8, Langhorne Creek 8, Mount Compass 6, Yankalilla 2, Goolwa/Port Elliot 0.Round 10 Fixtures (Saturday 18 June)Willunga v Mount CompassMcLaren v Myponga/Sellicks Encounter Bay v YankalillaGoolwa/Port Elliot v Strathalbyn Langhorne Creek v Victor Harbor

Kangarilla moved inside the top-four of the Southern Hills Netball Association (SHNA) at the expense of Seaford Storm, who they defeated 51-40  during round seven action yesterday. In other games, Pulse consolidated their position in the top-two with a comprehensive 57-18 win over McLaren Flat, Clarendon remained undefeated after a 53-35 win against Southern Stars, while Noarlunga travelled to Aldinga and came away with a 44-33 triumph. The competition takes a break for the Queen’s Birthday long weekend and will resume on Saturday 18 June.Ladder (after round 7)Clarendon 14, Pulse 12, Noarlunga 10, Kangarilla 6, Seaford Storm 6, Southern Stars 4, Aldinga 4, McLaren Flat 0.Round 8 fixtures (Saturday 18 June)Seaford Storm v NoarlungaClarendon v McLaren FlatKangarilla v Southern StarsPulse v Aldinga

Cove Cobras pulled off their best win in a number of years following an upset 10-point win against reigning premier Flagstaff Hill during round nine action in the Southern Football League (SFL) at Hallett Cove yesterday. In wet and windy conditions, the Cobras started well to lead by 23 points at quarter time. The first term would prove decisive as the Falcons tried to claw their way back into the game but ultimately came up short with Cove winning 8.14 (62) to 6.16 (52). Jayden Morton kicked three goals for Cove, while Nathan Beenham kicked two for Flagstaff Hill. Best players for the Cobras were Chris Buersch, Corey Jackson, Lincoln Holder, Brad Strapps and Aaron Wordsworth. ‘Flaggies’ were best served by Brad Kirk, Brad Patterson, Nathan Beenham, Ben Burbridge and Ethan Wildman.Aldinga also pulled off a big upset with a five-point win at Shark Park against an inaccurate Morphett Vale. Aldinga started well to lead by seven points at the first change. Morphett Vale dominated the second term, but could only kick 1.8, to lead by six points at halftime. Aldinga got back on top in the ‘premiership quarter’ as they kicked four goals to zero to take a handy 19-point lead into the last quarter. Morphett Vale again dominated but again kicked just 1.8 , while Aldinga were held scoreless, but the Sharks managed to hang on and win 6.7 (43) to 3.20 (38). Zach Young kicked two goals for Aldinga and Braden Ritter also kicked two goals for Morphett Vale. Best players for Aldinga were Angus Stangewitz, Luke Watson, Bailey Pilmore, Mitchell Jarrett and Brady O’Hanlon. Morphett Vale’s best included Scott Carpenter, Robert Schindler-Taylor and Julian Mardigan. Reynella completed the first half of the season undefeated after a come-from-behind win at Noarlunga. The Wine Flies trailed by 10 points at the last change before kicking six goals to two in the final term to win 8.8 (56) to 6.6 (42). Reynella's Callan Semple was the major goalkicker on the field with three majors, while Troy Johnson and Vic Robertson each kicked two goals for the Shoes. Nick McLean, Sam Whitbread, Brad Thompson, Cam McGree and Bailey England were best for the top-of-the-ladder Reynella. Noarlunga were best served by Bailey Snelling, Jarrad Lielbelt, Thomas Mott, Johnson and Nathan Schulz. Happy Valley moved to second spot on the ladder with a nail-biting four-point win against Christies Beach. The Vikings started well to lead by 18 points at the first change, but ‘Christies’ lifted in the next two quarters to take an eight-point lead at three-quarter time. Happy Valley steadied in the last quarter with three goals to one to win 7.7 (49) to 6.9 (45). Corey Grocock kicked three goals for Happy Valley, as did Nathan Stock for Christies Beach. Jayden Little, Josh Penney, Scott Rademacher, Dwayne Ruddock and Grocock were named best players for the Vikings. Stock, Jacob Crate, Dwayne Morrison, Ben Powell and Nathan Sable were best for the Saints.Port Noarlunga had the bye. There is a whole of competition bye next weekend for the Queen’s Birthday with round 10 to be played on the 18th of June.Ladder after Round 9Reynella 16, Happy Valley 12, Noarlunga 10, Flagstaff Hill 10, Morphett Vale 8, Christies Beach 6, Cove 6, Aldinga 4, Port Noarlunga 0.Round 10 (Saturday 18 June)Christies Beach v NoarlungaFlagstaff Hill v ReynellaCove v AldingaMorphett Vale v Port NoarlungaHappy Valley has the bye

Yankalilla won their first game of the Great Southern Netball Association (GSNA) season yesterday after defeating Mount Compass 32-30. In other games, Willunga defeated Victor Harbor 62-44 to consolidate second spot on the ladder, Strathalbyn kept pressure on the top-four with a 31-25 win at Myponga, while Langhorne Creek defeated Goolwa 49-29.McLaren Vale had the bye. The competition takes a break for the Queen’s Birthday long weekend and will resume on Saturday 18 June.Ladder after Round 9McLaren Vale 16, Willunga 12, Mount Compass 10, Victor Harbor 9, Strathalbyn 9, Langhorne Creek 8, Goolwa 4, Yankalilla 2, Myponga 2.Round 10 Fixtures (Saturday 18 June)Willunga v Mount CompassMcLaren Vale v MypongaGoolwa v StrathalbynLanghorne Creek v Victor HarborYankalilla has the bye

Parndana won their second game of the season on Saturday after defeating Kingscote by 35 points during round six action in the Kangaroo Island Football League (KIFL). James Davis kicked six goals for the Roosters in a best-on-ground display as Parndana won 13.10 (88) to 7.11 (53). Other good players for Parndana included Jack Sexton, Will Stanton, Bailey Gaskin and Trad McMulkin. Anthony Anderson kicked five goals for Kingscote, while other good players for the Hounds were Zak Siemer, Jordan Connell, Jack Grimes, Billy Goodwin and Rory Lovering. Western Districts maintained top spot on the ladder with a thumping 208-point win over Dudley United at Gosse. The final scores were Western Districts 33.18 (216) to Dudley United 1.2 (8). The Saints had 11 goalkickers with Lleyton Hedges kicking 10 majors. Hedges now has 23 goals for the season from five matches. Lloyd Coulson also had a day out with seven goals. Tate Barrett, Hedges, Joel Cross, Jake Nolan and Tye Boyle were named best for Western Districts. Shade Evans kicked the only goal for Dudley United, while Sam McLeay, Zak Keir and Matthew Houchin were among their best players. Wisanger had the bye. The competition takes a break this weekend before resuming on Saturday, June 11.Ladder after Round 6Western Districts 16, Wisanger 12, Kingscote 12, Parndana 8, Dudley United 0.Round 7 Fixtures (Saturday 11 June)Wisanger v Kingscote Parndana v Western DistrictsDudley United has the bye

Strathalbyn won their fifth game of the season yesterday with a 23-point win over Victor Harbor to consolidate their spot in the top-four of the FPAG ‘A’ Grade Women’s competition in the Great Southern Football League. In a low scoring affair at Encounter Bay, the Roosters won 3.6 (24) to 0.1 (1). Megan Rich, Tijana Jokic and Georgie Pater were the goalkickers for Strathalbyn, while the Roosters best players were Tess Huxtable, Heidi Groom, Pater, Tessa Grant, Katie Ehlers and Eliza Fergusen.McLaren Eagles remained in second spot on the ladder following their convincing 83-point win against Yankalilla at Willunga. McLaren led by 21 points at quarter time, 46 points at halftime and 55 points at the last change before winning 13.12 (90) to 1.1 (7). Sheena Peters was a standout up forward for the Eagles with five goals, while Layla Rogers and Hannah Georgeson chipped in with two goals each. Kimberley Rowe kicked the only goal for Yankalilla. Best for McLaren were Tiffany Copley, Georgeson, Ruby Flanagan-Sjoberg, Peters and Rogers. For the Tigers, Nari Wright, Tegan Cross and Rowe were among their side's best players. Willunga continued on their merry way in 2022 with a 75-point win at home against Mount Compass. The Demons held a handy 34-point lead at halftime and kicked six goals to zero in the second half to win 12.10 (82) to 1.1 (7). Willunga had nine goalkickers including Clare Holmes, Emily Cooper and Abby Woodward, who all kicked two goals. Georgina Thomas kicked the only goal for the Bulldogs. Willunga had plenty of good players including Holly Ifould, Caitlin Radbone, Stellar Remphrey-Pese, Holmes and Grace Duffy. Best players for Mount Compass included Thomas, Amy Vitkunas and Kiara Upitis.Goolwa/Port Elliot had the bye. Ladder after Round 8Willunga 13, McLaren 10, Strathalbyn 10, Goolwa/Port Elliot 8, Mount Compass 4, Yankalilla 2, Victor Harbor 1.Round 9 FixturesYankalilla v Goolwa/Port Elliot (Sunday 29/5 - 10.40am @ Mount Compass)Willunga v McLaren (Sunday 29/5 - 11.40am @ Willunga)Mount Compass v Victor Harbor (Sunday 29/5 - 2.10pm @ Mount Compass)Strathalbyn has the byeProudly brought to you by FPAG the major sponsor of the Great Southern Women’s Football League (GSWFL).

Port Noarlunga defeated Cove by 11 points to consolidate their position in the top-four during round six action in the Southern Football League Women’s ‘A’ grade competition yesterday. Cove led by five points at quarter time, before Port Noarlunga kicked three goals in the second term to lead by 16 points at halftime. The Cobras battled hard in the second half but ‘Porties’ were too strong as they ran out winners 4.6 (30) to 3.1 (19). Bree Chapman continued her good season to be named best for Port Noarlunga and she was well supported by Madison Harris, Sam Lynch, Belinda Gale and Ella Slape. Cove were best served by Lauren Kenny, Mikala Graham, Dana O’Brien, Ashleigh Need and Lauren Pattimore. Reynella continued their unbeaten start to the 2022 season with a convincing 132-point win over Aldinga at Reynella on Saturday night. The Wine Flies led by 38 points at quarter time, 77 points at halftime and 103 points at the last change before winning 19.18 (132) to 0.0 (0). Grace Doran (4), Kristy Jenkinson (3) and Georgia Scholes (3) were the leading goalkickers for Reynella, while their best players were Anja Bancevic, Casie Coombe, Caitlin Walter, Morgan Blackwell and Doran. Best players for Aldinga included India Hamdorf, Kimberly Robinson and Kiara Lovett. Reigning premier Flagstaff Hill won their fourth game of the season to stay in second spot on the ladder after defeating Christies Beach by 71 points at Bice Oval yesterday. ‘Flaggies’ led by just seven points at quarter time, before kicking nine goals to zero in the final three quarters to win 11.13 (79) to 1.2 (8). Nicole O’Connor (3), Ebony Scanlan (3) and Sienna Chapman (2) were the multiple goalkickers for the Falcons, while Cadence Bryowsky kicked the Saints’ only major. Flagstaff Hill had many good players including Brooke Kleinig, Shaylee Dayman, Alana Baker, Scanlan and Emma Hodgson. Best for ‘Christies’ were Tayla Cook, Cassandra Quigley, Rachael Farlam, Maddison Wilson-Niessen and Neriah Milis.Hackham had the bye.Ladder (after round 6)Reynella 12, Flagstaff Hill 8, Port Noarlunga 8, Cove 4, Christies Beach 2, Aldinga 2, Hackham 0.Round 7 fixtures (home team named first)Port Noarlunga v Flagstaff HillHackham v Christies BeachAldinga v CoveReynella has the bye