Clarendon won their sixth game on the trot to remain equal top of the Southern Hills Netball Association (SHNA) A1 ladder following their 47-30 win over Croweaters. In other games, Kangarilla travelled to Seaford and came away with a 65-43 win while reigning premier Pulse had a big 60-23 win at McLaren Flat. In the A2 competition, Southern Stars consolidated their spot in the top-four with a convincing 64-31 win against Valley Vikings at McLaren Vale. In other games, Noarlunga remained undefeated with a 46-30 win at Clarendon and McLaren Flat were pushed all the way by Port Noarlunga before coming out on top 45-41.     A1 Ladder (After Round 9) Pulse 14, Kangarilla 14, Clarendon 14, Seaford Storm 6, Croweaters 4, McLaren Flat 2. A2 Ladder (After Round 9) Noarlunga 18, McLaren Flat 14, Southern Stars 10, Clarendon 8, Valley Vikings 4, Port Noarlunga 0. Round 10 fixture - A1 (2.00pm) McLaren Flat v KangarillaSeaford Storm v ClarendonPulse v Croweaters Round 10 fixture - A2 (3.30pm) McLaren Flat v Valley Vikings Southern Stars v ClarendonPort Noarlunga v Noarlunga

Parndana won their third straight game in the Kangaroo Island Football League (KIFL) following a battling 13-point win at home against Kingscote. The win keeps Parndana in third spot on the ladder and level on points with second-placed Dudley United. The final scores were Parndana 8.16 (64) to Kingscote 8.3 (51). Reece Johnston (3) and Nathan Trethewey (2) were the multiple goalkickers for the Roosters while Jake Austin, Anthony Anderson and Rory Lovering all kicked two goals for the Hounds. Brady Hill, Ben Larsson, Bradley May, Jaan Kuchel and Daniel Dunstan were best for Parndana. Charles Schmidt, Shane Docking and Lovering were among Kingscote’s best.Dudley United maintained second spot on the KIFL ladder after a comfortable 67-point win against Western Districts at Penneshaw. Troyston Corbett kicked six goals and Clayton Willson kicked four as the Eagles won 14.19 (103) to 5.6 (36). Ed Colley continued his excellent season to be named best on ground for Dudley United and he was ably supported by Hugo Sharkey, Callum Willson, Nathan Dickson and Ryan Boers. Western Districts were best served by Cam Florance, Henry Hammat, Travis Hilder, Josh Graham and Tim Buck.Wisanger had the bye.Ladder after Round 9Wisanger 12, Dudley United 10, Parndana 10, Kingscote 2, Western Districts 2.Round 10 fixtures (home team named first)Kingscote v Dudley United Western Districts v WisangerParndana has the bye

Cove Cobras moved up to third spot on the Southern Football League Women’s (SFLW) ladder following a comprehensive 80-point win at home against Aldinga. The Cobras led by 14 points at quarter time, 44 points at halftime and 60 points at the final change before winning 12.8 (80) to 0.0 (0). Jaime Norup kicked four goals for Cove and she was well supported by Ashleigh Need, Renee Ullrich and Felicity Oliver who all kicked two goals. Ullrich, Lara Ward, Norup, Emma Fitzpatrick and Seraphina Moon were best for Cove. Aldinga were best served by Jemma Looyestyn, Holly Rowe, Amber O’Hanlon, Isabel Hawkins-Romain and Eilish O’Hanlon.Reynella continued their undefeated start to the season with an 83-point win at Hackham. Reynella were never threatened as they took a 44-point lead to halftime. A further six goals to the Wine Flies in the second half saw them win 12.17 (89) to 1.0 (6). Georgia Pennifold kicked five goals for Reynella in a best on ground performance. Alana Browne kicked the only goal for the Hawks and was also named as their best player. Other good players for Reynella were Anja Bancevic, Madison Bennett, Emily Franklin and Rebecca Denyer. Hannah Crump, Chrysti Flevill, Emily Hateley-Watson and Krystal Stokes were all solid contributors for Hackham.Reigning premier Flagstaff Hill consolidated second spot on the SFLW ladder with an authoritative 95-point win at Christies Beach. The game was all but over at quarter time as the Falcons led by 38 points. There was no let up from then on as ‘Flaggies’ kicked a further eight goals to win 14.11 (95) to 0.0 (0). Emily Brockhurst was dominant up forward for the Falcons with seven goals and Isobel Dyson kicked four. Hannah Griffin was adjudged best on ground for Flagstaff Hill with support from Chloe Meyers, Dyson, Alana Baker and Brockhurst. Brooke O’Brien, Amelia Morriss and Neriah Milis were among the best players for the Saints.Port Noarlunga had the bye.Ladder after Round 8Reynella 14, Flagstaff Hill 12, Cove 8, Christies Beach 8, Aldinga 4, Port Noarlunga 2, Hackham 0.Round 9 Fixtures (home team named first)Flagstaff Hill v HackhamPort Noarlunga v AldingaReynella v Christies BeachCove has the bye

McLaren Flat won their first game of the Southern Hills Netball Association (SHNA) A1 season following a tight 48-44 win against Croweaters at STA Headquarters on Saturday. In other games, Pulse went back to the top of the ladder with a convincing 64-34 victory against Seaford Storm, while Clarendon made it a three-way tie at the top, with a thrilling 46-44 win over arch rival Kangarilla.  In the A2 competition, Noarlunga won their top-of-the-ladder clash with McLaren Flat to remain undefeated after a 48-36 victory at Old Noarlunga. In other games, Southern Stars consolidated their spot in the top four with a 39-24 win over Port Noarlunga, while Clarendon had a big 66-28 win over Valley Vikings.     A1 Ladder (After Round 8) Pulse 12, Kangarilla 12, Clarendon 12, Seaford Storm 6, Croweaters 4, McLaren Flat 2. A2 Ladder (After Round 8) Noarlunga 16, McLaren Flat 12, Clarendon 8, Southern Stars 8, Valley Vikings 4, Port Noarlunga 0. Round 9 fixture - A1 (2.00pm) Seaford Storm v KangarillaMcLaren Flat v PulseClarendon v Croweaters Round 9 fixture - A2 (3.30pm) Clarendon v NoarlungaMcLaren Flat v Port Noarlunga Southern Stars v Valley Vikings

Strathalbyn moved a game clear of Encounter Bay in the top five following their 42-point win over the Bays on Saturday during round 10 action in the Great Southern Football League (GSFL). ‘Strath’ started well to lead by 11 points at quarter time and increased this to a handy 16 points at halftime. The Roosters dominated the premiership quarter as they kicked five goals to two to take an unassailable 36-point lead at the final change, before running out winners 13.10 (88) to 6.10 (46). Former Crows player Brodie Martin kicked five goals for Strathalbyn and Marc Elliott kicked three. Jacob Wright continued his consistent season for Strathalbyn to be named their best player. He was well supported by Xavier Redden, Liam Stirling and Thomas Redden. Andrew Fyfe, Lachlan Williams, Ben Davis, Callum Tonkin and Wade Sweetman were named as best players for the Bays.Mount Compass stayed top of the GSFL ladder with a comfortable 53-point win at Goolwa against the Magpies. It was a tight and low scoring first half with scores tied at the long break. The Magpies would come to rue their poor kicking for goal as they could only manage 2.8 (20) to Mount Compass’ 3.2 (20) in the first half. The second half was all the Bulldogs as they kicked 9.5 to 0.6 to win 12.7 (79) to 2.14 (26). Tom Pinyon was a huge target up forward for ‘Compass’ as he slotted seven majors to give him 51 goals for the season. James Fry and Kosta Dekoning were the goalkickers for the Magpies. Nick Brokenshire, the ever-consistent Peter Hoban, Pinyon, Ziggy Vitkunas and Aidan Brencens were named in the best players for Mount Compass. For Goolwa/Port Elliot, Fred Nissen, Dale Cuthbert and Ben Cummings were among their best players. Willunga consolidated their spot in the top three following a 50-point victory at home against Victor Harbor on Saturday. It was a free-flowing and high scoring first half with Willunga leading 11.7 (73) to 7.4 (46). Willunga kicked eight goals to five after halftime to win 19.16 (130) to 12.8 (80). The Demons shared the goals around with 12 different goalkickers including Tyson Hoffmann (4) and Daniel Bass (3). Brok Schubert kicked three goals for the Kangaroos. Cam Hutchens continued his excellent season to be named best for the Demons and he was ably supported by Marcus Burdett, Myles Warmington, Hoffmann and Craig Nelson. Victor Harbor was best served by ruckman Seb Guilhaus, Billy Wade, Harry Grenfell, Jacob Lewis and Rhys Mutch.McLaren won their seventh game of 2021 with a hard fought 12-point win over a gallant Myponga/Sellicks outfit at McLaren Vale. McLaren led by just four points at quarter time and extended this out to a handy 20 points at the long break. The Mudlarks kicked the only two goals of the third term to turn for home just nine points down. Both teams kicked three goals in the final term with McLaren winning 8.16 (64) to 8.4 (52). Daniel Marr was the only multiple goalkicker for McLaren with two goals while former Power and Swans player Simon Phillips slotted three majors for Myponga/Sellicks. Matthew Merrett, Ashley Goodieson, Joel Vandeleur, James Grimley and Sam Lawrie were best for the Eagles. Best for Myponga/Sellicks was Sam Kennedy, Scott Ogilvie, Harrison Cock, Ryan Kelly and Phillips.Three-time reigning premier Langhorne Creek had a day out at Yankalilla on Saturday as they defeated the Tigers by 116 points after kicking an incredibly accurate 29.5 (179) to 9.9 (63). It was a high scoring first half with 18 goals scored and the Hawks led by a handy 34 points at halftime. Langhorne Creek pushed their lead out to 62 points at the last change and they didn’t let up there as they kicked 11.0 to 2.0 in the final term to put an emphatic exclamation point on their performance. The Hawks had plenty of avenues to goal with Caleb Howell (7), Jarrod Kellock (6), Coby Helyar (5) and Mitch Cleggett (4) leading the way. Ben Gogel was a shining light up forward for the Tigers with four goals. Kellock, Howell, Helyar, Troy Blackwell and Curtis Perrey were named in the best players for Langhorne Creek. Best for a disappointing Yankalilla were Finn Betterman, Jack Fitzgerald and Chris Clark.Ladder after Round 10Mount Compass 18, Willunga 17, Langhorne Creek 17, McLaren 14, Strathalbyn 12, Encounter Bay 10, Yankalilla 6, Goolwa/Port Elliot 4, Victor Harbor 2, Myponga/Sellicks 0.Round 11 Fixtures (home team named first)Langhorne Creek v Goolwa/Port ElliotMount Compass v Encounter BayMyponga/Sellicks v YankalillaStrathalbyn v WillungaVictor Harbor v McLaren

South Coast Hockey - Men ‘A’ Grade (Round 8)Victor Grey 3Aldinga Black 2Victor Blue 4Victor White 0Victor 4Goolwa 0Aldinga Blue 5 (Aldinga Blue won by forfeit)Yankalilla 0South Coast Hockey - Women ‘A’ Grade (Round 8)Victor 1Yankalilla 0Aldinga Blue 5Aldinga Black 3Goolwa had the bye

Mount Compass won a thriller against McLaren at Encounter Bay yesterday to remain top of the Great Southern Football League Women’s (GSFLW) competition after 12 rounds. It was an excellent game between two of the main premiership contenders with ‘Compass’ prevailing by a solitary point. Mount Compass started well to lead by 11 points at quarter time before the Eagles hit back in the second term to trail by just three points at halftime. The second half was nip-and-tuck with both teams kicking three goals each but the Bulldogs were more accurate kicking 6.2 (38) to McLaren 5.7 (37). Heidi Smith kicked three goals for Mount Compass and Brooke Boileau kicked two. Sheena Peters kicked three goals for McLaren. Megan Tilby, Heidi Smith, Boileau, Taylah Eastwood and Amy Taylor were the best players for Mount Compass. Ruby Flanagan-Sjoberg, Sophia Flanagan-Sjoberg, Emily Rowe, Layla Rogers and Donna Boal were best for McLaren.Strathalbyn won their third game on the trot after a convincing 56-point win against Encounter Bay. Strathalbyn led by 18 points at quarter time, 26 points at halftime and 38 points at the last change before winning 9.3 (57) to 0.1 (1). Megan Rich was a star up forward for the Roosters as she kicked seven goals. Emma Chapman continued her excellent season to be named best on ground for the Roosters. She was well supported by skipper Morgan Tucker, Rebecca Rice and Tessa Grant. Best players for Encounter Bay were Tess Huxtable, Kerri Galpin, Chelsea Walker, Demy Zahradnik and Kayla Lang. Willunga consolidated second spot on the ladder following their convincing 91-point win over Yankalilla. The Demons led by 38 points at halftime before kicking a further eight goals to zero to win 13.13 (91) to 0.0 (0). Lauren Clifton (4), Jessica Harris (3), Holly Ifould (2) and Cleo Guilfoyle (2) were the multiple goalkickers for Willunga. Caitlin Radbone, Kristen Rothwell, Clifton, Emily Cooper and Patty Parry were best for the Demons while for Yankalilla, Nari Wright, Tegan Cross and Jemma Ellis were among their best players.Goolwa/Port Elliot won their sixth game of 2021 to remain in fourth spot on the ladder. The Magpies travelled to Willunga and came away with a convincing 90-point win against Victor Harbor. Asha Bell kicked four goals for the Magpies and Jaimi Griffen kicked three. Renee Moon was best for Goolwa/Port Elliot for the second week in a row with Catherine Griffen and Megan Hoad also playing good games. Victor Harbor were best served by Demi Morse, Jaimee Millard, Skye Kartinyeri-Sumner, Lauren Reichenbach-Cousins and Kitty Lust.Ladder after Round 12Mount Compass 22, Willunga 20, McLaren 18, Goolwa/Port Elliot 12, Strathalbyn 12, Yankalilla 8, Victor Harbor 4, Encounter Bay 0.Round 13 Fixtures (Sunday 27 June)Willunga v Mount Compass (10.10am @ Goolwa)Victor Harbor v McLaren (10.10am @ Yankalilla)Goolwa/Port Elliot v Encounter Bay (12.30pm @ Goolwa)Yankalilla v Strathalbyn (1.40pm @ Yankalilla)

Parndana remain undefeated through eight rounds of the Kangaroo Island Netball Association (KINA) following a convincing 61-44 win in their top-of-the-table clash at Western Districts. In the other game of round eight, Wisanger won their second game of the season with a 36-28 win over Dudley United at Wisanger. Kingscote had the bye.Ladder after round 8Parndana 14, Western Districts 8, Dudley United 4, Wisanger 4, Kingscote 2.Round 9 fixtures (home team named first)Dudley United v Western DistrictsParndana v KingscoteWisanger has the bye

Wisanger moved two games clear on top of the Kangaroo Island Football League (KIFL) ladder with a comprehensive 97-point win against second placed Dudley United at Wisanger on Saturday. The final score was Wisanger 22.20 (152) to Dudley United 7.13 (55). It was the second big loss in a row for Dudley United after they were undefeated through the first six rounds. Wisanger had eight different goalkickers with Khyal Stead leading the way with seven goals. He was ably supported by Sam Clifford (4), Jackson Lockett (3) and Luke Bowd (3). Clayton Willson kicked three goals for Dudley United. Luke Stewart, Dustin Cross, Stead, Liam Sampson and Brok Viney-Obst were named in the best players for the Panthers, while Ed Colley, Seb Wiech and Willson were among the best for the Eagles. Parndana won their second game in a row to keep the pressure on Dudley United for a top two spot. The Roosters travelled to Gosse to take on Western Districts and came away with a comfortable 58-point victory, 12.14 (86) to 4.4 (28). Reece Johnston kicked four goals for Parndana while Cam Florance kicked two goals for Western Districts. Zac Trethewey, Trad McMulkin, Frank May, Jesse Gaskin and Neil Adams were named in the best players for Parndana. Henry Riggs was best for the Saints with support from Josh Graham, Caleb Whittle, Lachlan Florance and Henry Hammat.Kingscote had the bye.Ladder after Round 8Wisanger 12, Dudley United 8, Parndana 8, Kingscote 2, Western Districts 2.Round 9 fixtures (home team named first)Parndana v KingscoteDudley United v Western DistrictsWisanger has the bye

Victor Harbor took over top spot on the Great Southern Netball Association (GSNA) League ladder after defeating arch rival Willunga 71-58 at Willunga in Saturday’s grand final rematch. In other games, McLaren Vale moved into the top four after a 46-33 win against Myponga, Mount Compass travelled to Goolwa and came away with a 58-38 triumph while Langhorne Creek and Yankalilla couldn’t be split as they drew 37-37 at Yankalilla. It was the second draw of the season for Langhorne Creek. Strathalbyn had the bye.Ladder after Round 10Victor Harbor 16, Willunga 16, Mount Compass 12, McLaren Vale 9, Strathalbyn 8, Langhorne Creek 6, Myponga 6, Goolwa 4, Yankalilla 3.Round 11 Fixtures (home team named first)Strathalbyn v WillungaVictor Harbor v McLaren ValeLanghorne Creek v GoolwaMyponga v YankalillaMount Compass has the bye

Noarlunga consolidated third spot on the Southern Football League (SFL) ladder following a tight 12-point win against Christies Beach at Old Noarlunga on Saturday. It was the Shoes’ fifth consecutive victory and puts them two games clear of Happy Valley in fourth spot. The first half was a close affair with Noarlunga leading by seven points at quarter time before Christies Beach hit back in the second term to lead by four points at the long break. The all-important third quarter was dominated by the Shoes as they kicked 5.4 to 1.3 to lead by a handy 21 points at the last change. Christies Beach won the final term, as they kicked three goals to two, but it wasn’t enough as Noarlunga won 13.8 (86) to 11.8 (74). Vic Robertson kicked five goals for the Shoes to give him 34 for the season so far. Nathan Stock and Blake Carter each kicked three majors for the Saints. Zac Williams, Vic Robertson, Thomas Mott, Jake Anderson and Daniel Buechter were named best for the Shoes while for the Saints, Rhys Mundy, Aidan Coakley and Lee Hoey were among their best players.Cove won their third game of 2021 and moved within a win of the top five following their 23-point win over Aldinga at Hallett Cove. It was all Cove in the first half as they led by 35 points at halftime with Aldinga failing to kick a goal in the first hour of the game. Aldinga managed to kick four goals in the third quarter but so did Cove as they turned for home with a 34-point lead. The Sharks kept pushing in the final term as they kicked four goals to two but the early damage was too much to overcome as Cove won 12.15 (87) to 8.16 (64). Scott Grieve kicked three goals for Cove while Cam Jarrett and Timmy Sumner each kicked two goals for Aldinga. Ryan Need, Nick Battista, Max Hulme, Ryan Muldoon and Hayden Kernahan were best for the Cobras. Byron Sumner, Mitch Jarrett and Bailey Pilmore were among the best players for Aldinga.Flagstaff Hill kept their undefeated season intact with a comfortable 44-point win at Morphett Vale. The reigning premier played an excellent first half as they effectively ‘put the game to bed’ kicking 12 goals to five to lead by 42 points at halftime. The second half was an even affair with Morphett Vale kicking 3.2 to ‘Flaggies’ 2.10. The final scores were Flagstaff Hill 14.14 (98) to Morphett Vale 8.6 (54). Ryan Mountford and Daniel Nash each kicked four goals for the Falcons while Sam Smith slotted three majors. Denis Iljcesen kicked three goals for the Emus. Bradley Patterson, Mountford, David Kearsley (in his 250th ‘A’ grade game), Matthew Walton and Luke Beenham were best for the Falcons. Steven Byrne, Aiden Baker and Daniel Bode were best for Morphett Vale.Reynella had a comfortable 86-point victory at Port Noarlunga to maintain second spot on the ladder. It was a tight opening quarter with each side kicking two goals but from the first break onwards, it was all Reynella as they kicked 14 goals to one to win 16.15 (111) to 3.7 (25). Bailey Marshman continued his good season for Reynella with six goals and Callan Semple kicked three. Dylan Williams kicked two goals for the Cockle Divers. Steven Farrelly, Marshman, Bailey England, Kaleb Wilden and Dylan Roser were best for the Wine Flies. For Port Noarlunga, Jayden Close, Sam Abbott and Josh Johns were their best.Happy Valley had the bye.Ladder after Round 10Flagstaff Hill 18, Reynella 16, Noarlunga 12, Happy Valley 8, Morphett Vale 8, Cove 6, Christies Beach 4, Port Noarlunga 4, Aldinga 4.Round 11 Fixtures (home team named first)Christies Beach v Morphett ValeFlagstaff Hill v Port NoarlungaHappy Valley v CoveReynella v NoarlungaAldinga has the bye

The Great Southern Football League Women’s (GSFLW) competition had a winning weekend at Strathalbyn last Saturday and the GSFLW minor round resumes on Sunday. The match of the round sees reigning premier McLaren take on top side Mount Compass at Encounter Bay. The game starts at 10.10am so grab a Coffee and head down to the beautiful Encounter Bay ground for what should be a ripper of a game!Ladder after Round 11Mount Compass 20, Willunga 18, McLaren 18, Goolwa/Port Elliot 10, Strathalbyn 10, Yankalilla 8, Victor Harbor 4, Encounter Bay 0.Round 12 Fixtures (Sunday 20 June)Mount Compass v McLaren (10.10am @ Encounter Bay)Victor Harbor v Goolwa/Port Elliot (10.10am @ Willunga)Encounter Bay v Strathalbyn (12.30pm @ Encounter Bay)Willunga v Yankalilla (1.40pm @ Strathalbyn)

The Southern Football League Women’s (SFLW) competition resumes on Sunday with three games during round eight action. The match of the round sees reigning premier Flagstaff Hill travel to Christies Beach to take on the Saints. The two teams met back in round three with ‘Flaggies’ winning by 45 points. In other games, Cove and Aldinga face off in a battle for fourth spot, while Hackham face a tough battle as they host the unbeaten Reynella. Port Noarlunga has the bye.Ladder after Round 7Reynella 12, Flagstaff Hill 10, Christies Beach 8, Cove 6, Aldinga 4, Port Noarlunga 2, Hackham 0.Round 8 Fixtures (20/6/21 - home team named first)Cove v AldingaHackham v ReynellaChristies Beach v Flagstaff HillPort Noarlunga has the bye

Round eight of the Kangaroo Island Netball Association (KINA) season is on tomorrow and the top-of-the-ladder clash between Parndana and Western Districts headlines the round. The two teams met back on May 22 when Parndana had a convincing 20-goal win. Wisanger host Dudley United while Kingscote has the bye.Ladder after round 7Parndana 12, Western Districts 8, Dudley United 4, Kingscote 2, Wisanger 2.Round 8 fixtures (19/6/21 - home team named first)Western Districts v ParndanaWisanger v Dudley UnitedKingscote has the bye

Round eight of the South Coast Hockey Association will take place at Victor Harbor Hockey Club tomorrow following the long weekend bye. There will be three games in the Men’s competition and two in the Women’s competition.Round 8 fixtures (Women)Victor v Yankalilla (12.30pm)Aldinga Black v Aldinga Blue (3.30pm)Goolwa has the byeRound 8 fixtures (Men)Victor v Goolwa (12.30pm)Victor Grey v Aldinga Black (2.00pm)Victor White v Victor Blue (3.30pm)Aldinga Blue v Yankalilla (Aldinga Blue win by forfeit)Women’s Ladder - after round 7 Goolwa 14, Victor 10, Yankalilla 10, Aldinga Blue 6, Aldinga Black 0.Men’s Ladder - after round 7 Victor Blue 18, Victor Grey 15, Victor White 13, Victor 9, Goolwa 6, Aldinga Black 4, Yankalilla 3, Aldinga Blue 2.

Southern Hills Netball Association (SHNA) resumes Saturday (19/6) with some intriguing match-ups including Clarendon hosting Kangarilla in A1 and a top-of-the-table clash in A2 between Noarlunga and McLaren Flat.A1 Ladder (After Round 7) Kangarilla 12, Pulse 10, Clarendon 10, Seaford Storm 6, Croweaters 4, McLaren Flat 0. A2 Ladder (After Round 7) Noarlunga 14, McLaren Flat 12, Clarendon 6, Southern Stars 6, Valley Vikings 4, Port Noarlunga 0. Round 8 fixture - A1 (2.00pm) Clarendon v KangarillaCroweaters v McLaren FlatPulse v Seaford Storm Round 8 fixture - A2 (3.30pm) Clarendon v Valley VikingsNoarlunga v McLaren FlatPort Noarlunga v Southern Stars

The Great Southern Netball Association (GSNA) resumes this Saturday (19/6) with the headline game being the grand final rematch between Willunga and Victor Harbor. Willunga are undefeated so far in 2021 while Victor Harbor have only lost one game, a 15-goal loss to Willunga in round one. Mount Compass are looking pretty solid in third spot on the ladder while the last spot in the top four is very open, with the remaining six clubs still in the hunt for a finals berth.Ladder - after Round 9Willunga 16, Victor Harbor 14, Mount Compass 10, Strathalbyn 8, McLaren Vale 7, Myponga 6, Langhorne Creek 5, Goolwa 4, Yankalilla 2.Round 10 fixtures (19/6/21 - home team named first)Willunga v Victor HarborMcLaren Vale v MypongaGoolwa v Mount CompassYankalilla v Langhorne CreekStrathalbyn has the bye

The Southern Football League (SFL) resumes this Saturday (19/6) following the Queen’s Birthday long weekend break. The SFL enjoyed the return to interleague football at Strathalbyn with wins in the Senior Men, under 17.5 boys and under 15 boys fixtures. The ‘A’ grade competition has taken on a familiar look with Flagstaff Hill looking almost unbeatable as they seek a sixth consecutive flag. Reynella, Noarlunga, Happy Valley and Morphett Vale make up the top five at the halfway mark of the season and this top five seems set. Christies Beach, Port Noarlunga, Cove and Aldinga are outside the finals race by a couple of games and they’ll all hope to cause a few upsets on the run home.Ladder - after Round 9Flagstaff Hill 16, Reynella 14, Noarlunga 10, Happy Valley 8, Morphett Vale 8, Christies Beach 4, Port Noarlunga 4, Cove 4, Aldinga 4.Round 10 fixtures (19/6/21 - home team named first)Cove v AldingaMorphett Vale v Flagstaff HillNoarlunga v Christies BeachPort Noarlunga v ReynellaHappy Valley has the bye

The Great Southern Football League (GSFL) resumes this Saturday (19/6) following the Queen’s Birthday long weekend break with some interesting games in round 10. The competition is taking shape halfway through the season with the ‘Big 3’ in Mount Compass, Willunga and Langhorne Creek opening up a gap on the rest. McLaren, who are the only team to beat Mount Compass, sit in fourth and are locked in a battle with Encounter Bay and Strathalbyn for a finals spot. The bottom four are effectively, if not mathematically, out of the finals race but there’s still plenty to play for as the Tigers, Magpies and Kangaroos search for more wins, while Myponga/Sellicks are still hunting down their maiden victory in 2021.Ladder - after Round 9Mount Compass 16, Willunga 15, Langhorne Creek 15, McLaren 12, Encounter Bay 10, Strathalbyn 10, Yankalilla 6, Goolwa/Port Elliot 4, Victor Harbor 2, Myponga/Sellicks 0.Round 10 fixtures (19/6/21 - home team named first)Encounter Bay v StrathalbynGoolwa/Port Elliot v Mount CompassMcLaren v Myponga/SellicksWillunga v Victor HarborYankalilla v Langhorne Creek