Round 5 SANFL Footy Fix

Glenelg’s Nick Leck has accepted a one-match ban with an early guilty plea for striking Port’s Xavier Duursma at ACH Group Stadium on Sunday.

Glenelg’s Alex Martini has accepted a $125 fine and reprimand with an early guilty plea for striking Port’s Dylan Williams at ACH Group Stadium on Sunday.

West Adelaide’s Lyndon Hupfeld has accepted a $125 fine and reprimand with an early guilty plea for engaging in rough conduct with North’s Lachlan Grubb at Hisense Stadium on Saturday night.

Adelaide’s Louis Sharrad has accepted a $125 fine and reprimand with an early guilty plea for engaging in rough conduct with South’s Mitch O’Neill at Flinders University Stadium on Sunday.

Central’s Zac Buechner & Eagle Riley Knight have both accepted a reprimand for wrestling at X Convenience Oval on Saturday.

Sturt’s Abbey Rigter has accepted a reprimand with an early guilty plea for kicking Norwood’s Leah Cutting at Wigan Oval on Saturday.

The Round 5 Powerade Breakthrough Player is South Adelaide’s Kim Kantilla.

In his SANFL League debut, the great grandson of 1964 Panthers’ premiership ruckman David Kantilla set Noarlunga alight with his electric speed and evasive skills. The 23-year-old finished with 18 disposals, 11 marks and three goals in an impressive display.

Round 1 – Jye Menzie (South)
Round 2 – Jacob Bauer (North)
Round 3 – Josh Carmichael (West)
Round 4 – Harrison Magor (North)

The Round 11 SANFLW Powerade Breakthrough Player is Central’s Caitlin Wendland.

Playing a vital role in the Bulldogs’ win against the Eagles, the 18-year-old collected 21 disposals and four clearances whilst also laying seven tackles and booting three goals in an eye-catching display.

Round 1 – Sarah Goodwin (Glenelg)
Round 2 – Jade Halfpenny (Norwood)
Round 3 – Georgia Mckee (Central)
Round 4 – Lana Schwerdt (Norwood)
Round 5 – Shae Archbold (South)
Round 6 – Laitiah Huynh (Central)
Round 7 – Brianna Arthur (North)
Round 8 – Shineah Goody (Eagles)
Round 9 – Jemma Whitington-Charity (Eagles)
Round 10 – Tesharna Maher (Norwood)

The Round 6 Torrens University Cup MVP is North’s Kelsey Rypstra.

The Gaza FC junior was a dominant force through the midfield, collecting a game-high 34 possessions, eight marks and six clearances while also kicking a goal in the Roosters’ win against West.

Round 1 – Ben Ridgway (Glenelg)
Round 2 – Alex Holt (Sturt)
Round 3 – Charlie Hildyard (Glenelg)
Round 4 – Tom Scully (West)
Round 5 – Trent Tattoli (Central)

Will Pearce (Eagles) – Paskeville FC

Central v Eagles – Wayne Weidemann
3 – Riley Knight (Eagles)
2 – Dane McFarlane (Eagles)
1 – Connor Ballenden (Eagles)

West v North – Chris Kendall
3 – Campbell Combe (North)
2 – Harrison Elbrow (North)
1 – Will Combe (North)

South v Adelaide – John Casey
3 – James Rowe (Adelaide)
2 – Mitch O’Neill (South)
1 – Kim Kantilla (South)

Glenelg v Port – Jacob Surjan
3 – Luke Partington (Glenelg)
2 – Sam Mayes (Port)
1 – Lachlan Hosie (Glenelg)

Sturt v Norwood – Patrick Goldsmith
3 – Abe Davis (Sturt)
2 – Patrick Wilson (Sturt)
1 – Amos Doyle (Sturt)

Central v Eagles
10 – Riley Knight (Eagles)
8 – Connor Ballenden (Eagles)
6 – Dane McFarlane (Eagles)
2 – Max Litster (Eagles)
2 – Kyle Presbury (Central)
1 – Zac Buck (Eagles)
1 – Mitch Hardie (Eagles)

West v North
10 – Campbell Combe (North)
8 – Mitch Harvey (North)
5 – Kaiden Brand (West)
3 – Will Combe (North)
2 – Harrison Elbrow (North)
2 – Tom Keough (West)

South v Adelaide
9 – Mitch O’Neill (South)
7 – Josh Worrell (Adelaide)
5 – James Rowe (Adelaide)
5 – Oliver Davis (South)
3 – Wayne Milera (Adelaide)
1 – Keegan Brooksby (South)

Glenelg v Port
7 – Jake Pasini (Port)
7 – Sam Mayes (Port)
7 – Luke Partington (Glenelg)
5 – Lachlan Jones (Port)
2 – Luke Surman (Port)
1 – Lachlan Hosie (Glenelg)
1 – Max Proud (Glenelg)

Sturt v Norwood
10 – Patrick Wilson (Sturt)
8 – Abe Davis (Sturt)
6 – James Battersby (Sturt)
4 – Nik Rokahr (Norwood)
2 – Jay Rantall (Norwood)

50 SANFLW games
Maya Rigter (Sturt)

100 games
Steven Slimming (Sturt)
Fraser Fort (Central)

50 games
Lee Minervini (North)