Round 13 SANFL Footy Fix

West Adelaide’s Josh Gore will challenge his two-match ban for engaging in rough conduct with Sturt’s Steven Slimming at Wigan Oval on Saturday.

He will face the SANFL Tribunal at Adelaide Oval from 6pm on Tuesday.

West Adelaide’s Jye Sinderberry has accepted a reprimand with an early guilty plea for engaging in rough conduct with Sturt’s James Mathews at Wigan Oval on Saturday.

The Round 13 Powerade Breakthrough Player is Glenelg’s Cooper Horsnell.

Playing chiefly on the wing, the smooth-moving midfielder racked up a career-high 26 disposals and eight marks to be one of his team’s best performers against the Crows.

Originally from Henley FC, the 20-year-old posted an impressive disposal efficiency of 81 per cent.

Round 1 – Jye Menzie (South)
Round 2 – Jacob Bauer (North)
Round 3 – Josh Carmichael (West)
Round 4 – Harrison Magor (North)
Round 5 – Kim Kantilla (South)
Round 6 – Hugh Stagg (Glenelg)
Round 7 – Harrison Elbrow (North)
Round 8 – Max Litster (Eagles)
Round 9 – Brady Searle (Glenelg)
Round 10 – Lachlan Grubb (North)
Round 11 – Joel Stevens (West)
Round 12 – Zac Buck (Eagles)

The Round 12 Torrens University Cup MVP nominee is Sturt’s Luca Slade.

The son of Central District premiership great Matthew Slade, Luca was a significant influence in the Double Blues’ win against West Adelaide.

Playing chiefly through the midfield, he tallied 23 disposals, nine marks, seven clearances and six tackles while also hitting the scoreboard with three goals.

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)
Round 6 – Kelsey Rypstra (North)
Round 7 – Harry Barnett (West)
Round 8 – Mattaes Phillipou (Eagles)
Round 9 – Brody Mair (Eagles)
Round 10 – Patrick Tidemann (Sturt)
Round 11 – William Rowlands (Norwood)

Glenelg v Adelaide – Adrian Pickles
3 – Matt Crouch (Adelaide)
2 – Kieran Strachan (Adelaide)
1 – Billy Frampton (Adelaide)

North v Port – Grant Coffee
3 – Andrew Moore (North)
2 – Alex Spina (North)
1 – Cameron Craig (North)

Central v South – Phil Aspinall
3 – Kyle Presbury (Central)
2 – Hayden Sampson (South)
1 – Nick Lange (Central)

Sturt v West – John Nankivell
3 – Casey Voss (Sturt)
2 – Joel Thiele (Sturt)
1 – Guy Page (Sturt)

Eagles v Norwood – Mark Soderstrom
3 – Jay Rantall (Norwood)
2 – Jed Spence (Norwood)
1 – Connor McLean (Norwood)

Leaderboard
17 – Aaron Young (North)
16 – Riley Knight (Eagles)
12 – Nik Rokahr (Norwood)
11 – Luke Partington (Glenelg)
10 – Patrick Wilson (Sturt), Campbell Combe (North), Harrison Wigg (North)
8 – Mitch O’Neill (South), Matthew Snook (Glenelg), Matt Crouch (Adelaide), Kyle Presbury (Central)
7 – Harry Boyd (Norwood), Darcy Bailey (Glenelg), Kieran Strachan (Adelaide), Casey Voss (Sturt)

Glenelg v Adelaide
10 – Matt Crouch (Adelaide)
6 – Kieran Strachan (Adelaide)
6 – Billy Frampton (Adelaide)
3 – Ben Davis (Adelaide)
3 – Zac Taylor (Adelaide)
1 – Elliot Himmelberg (Adelaide)
1 – Cooper Horsnell (Glenelg)

North v Port
10 – Andrew Moore (North)
6 – Cameron Craig (North)
4 – Campbell Combe (North)
3 – Harrison Wigg (North)
3 – Keenan Ramsey (North)
3 – Will Combe (North)
1 – Frank Szekely (North)

Sturt v West
10 – Casey Voss (Sturt)
7- Guy Page (Sturt)
6 – Patrick Fairlie (Sturt)
5 – Joel Thiele (Sturt)
2 – Josh Hone (Sturt)

Central v South
10 – Kyle Presbury (Central)
7 – Nick Lange (Central)
7 – Hayden Sampson (South)
2 – Fraser Fort (Central)
2 – Travis Schiller (Central)
1 – Keegan Brooksby (South)
1 – Ben Heaslip (South)

Eagles v Norwood
10 – Jay Rantall (Norwood)
8 – Declan Hamilton (Norwood)
4 – Riley Knight (Eagles)
4 – Jed Spence (Norwood)
3 – Ben Jarvis (Norwood)
1 – Connor McLean (Norwood)

50 games
Cameron Ball (Norwood)