Round 8 - PAMFC v NAFC

55 Zac Makins 21 Daniel Archer 62 Michael McMahon
54 Lachie Robinson 35 Nick Dinham 59 Michael Virgin
52 Josh Gregg 8 Tim Delvins 33 Jake Liston
Matthew Nye 34 Sam Siggins 10 Luke Ivens
64 Sean Maher 50 George Hannaford 40 Alek Kangur

Ruck

Interchange

Luke Trenorden
De Leonardis

In

10 Luke Ivens
21 Daniel Archer
28 Dale Armstrong
52 Josh Gregg
55 Zac Makins

Out

6 Matthew Westoff (League)
12 Stuart Hill (League)
26 Kym Edwards (Shoulder)
NEXT GAME
NAFC
WAFC

NAFCvWAFC
Sunday 2 Jun - 2:10pm
Prospect Oval

League Ladder
West Adelaide 12
Norwood 10
North Adelaide 10
Woodville West Torrens 8
Glenelg 6
Central District 4
Sturt 2
Port Adelaide 2
South Adelaide 2
  • Dogs sink teeth further in
    CENTRAL District's stranglehold over South Adelaide has stretched to 17 successive games after a 25-point victory at Noarlunga.
  • Eagles overpower hapless Tigers
    WOODVILLE-WEST Torrens highlighted the difference between the SANFL's top four and the rest of the competition by slapping an 88-point win on Glenelg.
  • Sturt scares classy Bloods
    LADDER leader West Adelaide staved off a gutsy Sturt by seven points in an entertaining arm-wrestle at Unley.
  • Big game a season shaper: Godden
    AT 5pm on Saturday the SANFL's top clubs will have burst from the chasing pack, or the season will have tightened up.
  • Top Bloods play in the twos
    TEAMS: WEST Adelaide broadcast its depth of talent when it named James Ezard and Shane Birss in the reserves for Saturday's battle against Sturt at Unley.
  • SANFL best fit for Crows reserves
    THE SANFL remains the most likely option for a Crows reserves team in 2014.
  • Maloney frustrated with Double Blues
    STURT coach Seamus Maloney admits he is frustrated.The gap between his side's best and worst has him perplexed.
  • Legs knocked out of Foxtel Cup
    NORWOOD has been knocked out of the Foxtel Cup after dropping its opening-round battle against East Fremantle at AAMI Stadium on Tuesday night.
  • Fan's banner will be allowed
    THE fan evicted from Elizabeth Oval during the Bulldogs' clash with Sturt on Saturday will be allowed to bring his banner into the venue in future.
  • Dogs hopeful as Collier faces scans
    CENTRAL District hopes Tom Collier will be out no more than a month after damaging his knee in the 25-point win over Sturt at Elizabeth on Saturday.