Statewide Super League Top 50 – No.21

By ZAC MILBANK

His team endured a tough 2019 but that didn’t stop Jarred Allmond from continuing to shine for North Adelaide.

After reveling in his first senior SANFL premiership with the Roosters in 2018, Allmond posted another exceptional campaign which included finishing runner-up for the Barrie Robran Medal behind Aidan Tropiano.

The 29-year-old was also a member of the West End State team to defeat the WAFL in Perth while also being selected on the half-back flank of The Advertiser SANFL Team of the Year.

Used primarily across half-back, the left-footer can also play off a wing as he uses his impressive 87 per cent disposal efficiency to positive affect.

One of the longest kicks in the competition, Allmond posted eye-catching averages of 26 disposals, six marks and six rebound 50s to illustrate his importance to the Roosters’ line-up.

Expect the experienced veteran to continue taking the game on from the back half as he approaches the cherished 200-game mark.

Selected by SANFL Media Producer Zac Milbank, the 2020 Statewide Super League Top 50 is being unveiled one player at a time on the League’s website and social media channels.

For incumbent SANFL players, form across the 2019 season was used as a significant factor in the selection process, with selection in The Advertiser Team of the Year, West End State squad, club leadership group and placings in club best-and-fairest weighing heavily.

This is to ensure there is meaningful movement of player rankings between each year’s Top 50 list at the start and end of the season.

Recruits to the Statewide Super League for 2020 have also been included, with significant AFL experience, performance at State League level and their predicted impact proving critical in deciding the order of players.

21 – Jarred Allmond (North)
22 – Marlon Motlop (Glenelg)
23 – Kaine Stevens (West)
24 – Matthew Snook (Glenelg)
25 – Travis Schiller (Central)
26 – Billy Stretch (Glenelg)
27 – Joseph Haines (South)
28 – Brad McKenzie (Norwood)
29 – Matthew Rose (South)
30 – James Rowe (Eagles)
31 – Dom Barry (Norwood)
32 – Justin Hoskin (Central)
33 – Harrison Wigg (North)
34 – Matthew Allen (Glenelg)
35 – Troy Menzel (Central)
36 – Mitch Grigg (Norwood)
37 – Jack Hayes (Eagles)
38 – James Rose (South)
39 – Robbie Young (North)
40 – Andrew Bradley (Glenelg)
41 – Tom Schwarz (North)
42 – Matthew Panos (Norwood)
43 – Brad Agnew (Glenelg)
44 – Cole Gerloff (Norwood)
45 – Matthew Wright (Adelaide)
46 – Dean Gore (Sturt)
47 – Tom Keough (West)
48 – Jesse Lonergan (Eagles)
49 – Alex Spina (North)
50 – Logan Hill (West)