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WRITERS Benito Carbone Sam Phillips

Joseph Campbell Kieren Vartuli

Tom Edwards James Woite

Jakob Fairbank

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SATURDAY

STURT SABRES v EASTERN MAVERICKS

PASADENA | WOMEN: 6:30pm | MEN: 8:15pm

WEST ADELAIDE v SOUTHERN TIGERS

PORT ADELAIDE | WOMEN: 6:30pm | MEN: 8:15pm

NORWOOD FLAMES v WOODVILLE WARRIORS

ARC CAMPBELLTOWN | WOMEN: 6:30pm | MEN: 8:15pm

NORTH ADELAIDE v CENTRAL DISTRICTS

HILLCREST | WOMEN: 8:15pm | MEN: 6.30pm

SUNDAY

SOUTH ADELAIDE v FORESTVILLE EAGLES

MARION | WOMEN: 1:30pm | MEN: 3:15pm

THE WEEKEND AHEAD

HANG TIME ROUND 14 #LEAGUEOFOUROWN4

FIGHTFOR THE

FIVE

NORTH ADELAIDE’S ALEX STARLING IN ACTION AGAINST WEST ADELAIDE LAST MONTH. THE ROCKETS ARE CLOSING IN ON THE MEN’S MINOR PREMIERSHIP.

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REMAINING GAMES

17 v West Adelaide18 v WoodvilleForestville has arguably the

toughest run home with three top-five teams and two others still in the running for the finals.

Working in the Eagles’ advantage is four of their final five games are at home.

Forestville returned to form on the weekend

HANG TIME PREDICTION4th (11-7)

SOUTHERN TIGERS3rd (8-5)

REMAINING GAMES

14 @ West Adelaide15 v Norwood Flames16 @ Forestville17 v North Adelaide18 @ Eastern MavericksThe defending champions

also face a daunting finish to the 2017 season.

Southern face four top-five sides before an easier assignment against Eastern Mavericks.

The Tigers trail season-series against North Adelaide and Forestville making the return fixtures all that more important with tiebreakers likely to play a part in deciding spots at season’s end.

HANG TIME PREDICTION

THE men’s final race looks set to go down to the wire with five

teams entering the home stretch with an 8-5 record.

Hang Time has put together the run home for those in the top-five race, along with how we see the finish panning out:

NORTH ADELAIDE1st (10-3)

REMAINING GAMES

14 v Central Districts15 @ Forestville16 v South Adelaide17 @ Southern Tigers18 v West AdelaideNorth Adelaide has worked

itself into pole position entering the final five rounds.

The Rockets are in the box seat to claim the minor premiership with a two-win buffer over the rest of the pack.

North has a tough finish to the minor round to navigate yet with Forestville and Southern on the road and West Adelaide at home.

HANG TIME PREDICTION1st (14-4)

FORESTVILLE EAGLES2nd (8-5)

REMAINING GAMES

14 @ South Adelaide15 v North Adelaide16 v Southern Tigers

6th (11-7, miss on tiebreak to Forestville and West)

NORWOOD FLAMES4th (8-5)

REMAINING GAMES

14 v Woodville15 @ Southern Tigers16 @ Eastern Mavericks17 v Sturt18 @ Central DistrictsNorwood have one of the

friendlier finishes to the season, facing the bottom three sides in the run home.

The Flames only have two more home games and still have to face the Southern Tigers on the road.

But with fewer clashes against immediate rivals the door is open for Norwood to claim a top-three berth and double chance.

HANG TIME PREDICTION2nd (12-6)

WEST ADELAIDE5th (8-5)

REMAINING GAMES

14 v Southern Tigers15 v South Adelaide16 @ Central Districts17 @ Forestville18 @ North AdelaideWest Adelaide faces a tough

run of three road games

THE RUN HOMEWith the race for Premier League finals spots so hotly contested, we take a look at the run home for each team.

CONTINUED ...


H2H TIEBREAKERS

ROCKETS 1-0(+5)

1-0(+6)

1-1(-27)

0-1(-6)

1-1(-6)

1-0(+10)

2-0(+31)1ST (10-3)

EAGLES 0-1(-5)

1-0(+5)

1-1(+1)

0-1(-4)

1-1(+31)

1-0(+20)

0-1(-4)2ND (8-5)

TIGERS 0-1(-6)

0-1(-5)

1-0(+7)

1-0(+13)

1-1(+19)

2-0(+37)

1-1(+10)3RD (8-5)

FLAMES 1-1(-27)

1-1(+1)

0-1(-7)

2-0(+10)

0-1(-6)

2-0(+28)

0-1(-22)4TH (8-5)

BEARCATS 1-0(+6)

1-0(+4)

0-1(-13)

0-2(-10)

2-0(+25)

1-0(+12)

1-1(+8)5TH (8-5)

SABRES 1-1(+6)

1-1(-31)

1-1(-19)

1-0(+6)

0-2(-25)

0-1(-7)

1-0(+9)6TH (8-5)

PANTHERS 0-1(-10)

0-1(-20)

0-2(-37)

0-2(-28)

0-1(-12)

1-0(+7)

2-0(+25)7TH (6-7)

WARRIORS 0-2(-31)

1-0(+4)

1-1(-10)

1-0(+22)

1-1(-8)

0-1(-9)

0-2(-25)8TH (5-8)

to end the minor round campaign, including matches against Forestville and North Adelaide.

The Bearcats have the advantage in several potentially important tiebreakers but need to consolidate against the Eagles and Rockets.

West could well find itself in a three-way tie for fourth and fifth spot.

This weekend’s game is huge.


STURT SABRES6th (8-5)

REMAINING GAMES

14 v Eastern Mavericks15 @ Central Districts16 v Woodville17 @ Norwood18 v South AdelaideWhat a difference a week

makes.

Sturt was top ahead of last weekend’s double-header but two losses now sees it on the outer.

The Sabres have a nice run to the finals but with a few negative head-to-head records against fellow finals hopefuls need wins more than most.

Sturt’s round 17 game against Norwood is its hardest, but if the Sabres can win four of five it will be enough.

HANG TIME PREDICTION3rd (12-6)

SOUTH ADELAIDE7th (6-7)

REMAINING GAMES

14 v Forestville15 @ West Adelaide16 @ North Adelaide17 v Eastern Mavericks18 @ SturtSouth Adelaide’s poor record

against other sides fighting for the top five means it must win at all costs.

Even with five wins from five the Panthers would have to hope some other sides fall over.


WOODVILLE8TH (5-8)

REMAINING GAMES

14 @ Norwood15 v Eastern Mavericks16 @ Sturt17 v Central Districts18 @ Forestville.

Woodville can get to 10 wins if it goes 5-0.

As coach Scott Whitmore said earlier in the season the benchmark was always going to be 12 to be a certainty.


HANG TIME LADDER PREDICTION1 North 14-42 Norwood 12-63 Sturt 12-64 Forestville 11-75 West Adelaide 11-76 Southern Tigers 11-77 South Adelaide 8-88 Woodville 7-119 Central Districts 3-1510 Eastern Mavericks 1-17

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clear of the Southern Tigers and Norwood.

Eastern has some very winnable games but must still play the two teams just below them.

The Mavs host Southern in the final round where top spot could be on the line.

HANG TIME PREDICTION1st (16-2)

SOUTHERN TIGERS2nd (10-3)

REMAINING GAMES

14 @ West Adelaide15 v Norwood Flames16 @ Forestville17 v North Adelaide18 @ Eastern MavericksSouthern faces four of the

top five sides over the closing stages of the season.

THE Eastern Mavericks are on track for the minor premiership in

the women’s competition but below them a battle for spots is on.

Hang Time has your guide to the final six rounds of the women’s season with six teams vying for five spots:

EASTERN MAVERICKS1st (11-2)

REMAINING GAMES

14 @ Sturt15 @ Woodville16 v Norwood17 @ South Adelaide18 v Southern Tigers

Eastern can complete a stunning turnaround and claim the minor premiership over the final five rounds.

The Mavericks sit a game

This means the Tigers are very much in control of where they finish and could take the upperhand in the season series against sides around them.

If it comes to a tiebreak to decide ranks that could be very handy.

HANG TIME PREDICTION2nd (13-5)

NORWOOD FLAMES3rd (10-3)

REMAINING GAMES

14 v Woodville15 @ Southern Tigers16 @ Eastern Mavericks17 v Sturt18 @ Central Districts

Norwood faces the top two

CONTINUED ...

TRACY YORK’S SOUTHERN TIGERS STILL HAVE A SHOT AT FINISHING TOP OF THE WOMEN’S COMPETITION.


H2H TIEBREAKERS

MAVERICKS 1-0(+8)

1-0(+17)

1-1(-27)

1-1(+2)

1-0(+14)1ST (11-2)

TIGERS 0-1(-8)

1-0(+2)

1-0(+11)

1-0(+2)

0-2(-17)2ND (10-3)

FLAMES 0-1(-17)

0-1(-2)

1-1(-8)

2-0(+19)

1-0(+8)3RD (10-3)

ROCKETS 1-1(+27)

0-1(-11)

1-1(+8)

1-0(+7)

2-0(+11)4TH (9-4)

EAGLES 1-1(-2)

0-1(-2)

0-2(-19)

0-1(-7)

2-0(+28)5TH (8-5)

SABRES 0-1(-14)

2-0(+17)

0-1(-8)

0-2(-11)

0-2(-28)6-5

should notch simple wins.


FORESTVILLE EAGLES5th (8-5)

REMAINING GAMES

14 @ South Adelaide15 v North Adelaide16 v Southern Tigers17 v West Adelaide18 v WoodvilleForestville ends the season

with four home games and is primed to charge into the finals.

Helping the Eagles’ cause is their head-to-head advantage over Sturt.

Forestville lost its season-series to Norwood and is yet to play its second game against North and Southern.


STURT SABRES6th (7-6)

REMAINING GAMES

14 v Eastern Mavericks15 @ Central Districts16 v Woodville

sides and two of the bottom three in the finals stages of the season.

The Flames have flown below the radar a little this season but with wins over Eastern and Southern could still steal the minor premiership.

At worst Norwood looks a strong chance to grab a double chance.

HANG TIME PREDICTION3rd (13-5)

NORTH ADELAIDE4th (9-4)

REMAINING GAMES

14 v Central Districts15 @ Forestville16 v South Adelaide17 @ Southern Tigers18 v West AdelaideNorth Adelaide faces two

sides it is battling in the top-five race in the last few rounds.

The Rockets travel to Forestville and Southern in two matchups that will go a long way to deciding if they secure a double chance or not.

Otherwise North has games against lowly Central Districts and South Adelaide where it

REMAINING GAMES

17 @ Norwood18 v South Adelaide

Eastern and Norwood stand out as the toughest challenges if Sturt is to break into the five.

The Sabres other three games are against lowly Central Districts, Woodville and South Adelaide.

Sturt must win all of those, topple the Mavs and or Flames, and rely on other results.

The season-series loss to Forestville makes it harder.


HANG TIME LADDER PREDICTION1 Eastern 16-22 Southern Tigers 13-53 Norwood 13-54 Forestville 13-55 North Adelaide 12-66 Sturt 10-87 West Adelaide 6-128 Woodville 4-149 South Adelaide 2-1610 Central Districts 1-17



SABRES VMAVERICKS

STURT faces the daunting task of toppling first-placed Eastern Mavericks at Pasadena on Saturday night.

The Sabres’ finals hopes are on the line over the final five rounds of the season and a win over the Mavericks would provide a huge boost.

Sturt split last weekend’s double-header, falling to North Adelaide by a point in a strong showing before bouncing back with an emphatic victory over West Adelaide.

The split leaves the Sabres in sixth spot, a win back from fifth-ranked Forestville.

Sturt will also want to show it is capable of matching the competition’s best sides.

Aside from two wins over the Southern Tigers the Sabres have been on the wrong side of the scoreline against top-five clubs.

That includes a 14-point loss to the Mavericks when the sides met back in round five.

Eastern was led by 29 points from Alex Wilson and broke the game open in the first 30 minutes.

HANG TIME TIPEASTERN MAVERICKS BY 8

ALEX WILSON HAD 29 PTS & 18 REB IN THE RD 5 CLASH

OFFICIALSJ CRESP, B CARLYON

SABRES WOMENCOACH MARCUS WONG

# PLAYER POS HT AGE4 Taylor FALTING G 164 225 Kayla MATHEWS G 167 226 Kate GLADSTONE G 1707 Sarah ELSWORTHY G 171 188 Lauren GIBBONS F 175 259 Caroline BURGESS G 176 35

10 Lauren BRENNAN G/F 175 1911 Hannah STEWART G 180 1812 Hannah RICHARDS C 186 2414 Amy SHAW F 17915 Soriah MOON F/C 180 2316 Hannah GRIFFIN F 176 1818 Erina MARAFIOTI G 170 1719 Jordan HUNTER G 171 26

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PREVIEW

MAVERICKS WOMENCOACH NATHON JONES

# PLAYER POS HT AGE4 Alex WILSON G 180 237 Ashlyn MENZ F/C 185 189 Hayley WADFORTH G/F 176 18

10 Shayde QUINTRELL C 184 2111 Kedeisha KARTINYERI G 160 1913 Heather PURDLE G/F 172 2115 Jaimi ROCK G/F 175 2417 Caitlin SAMPSON F 183 2320 Charlotte CARTER G/F 174 2222 Rachael HINES F 178 1924 Broooke BASHAM G 178 1925 Shayelan PAECH F 180 18

EASTERN 86, STURT 72MAVERICKS - A WILSON 29 PTS, 18 REBSABRES - J HUNTER 20 PTS, 6 REB, 6 AST

WOMEN’S PREVIEW

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Sturt Sabres v Eastern Mavericks

Pasadena • Saturday, July 1, 2017Tip-off • Women: 6.30pm, Men: 8:15pm

OFFICIALSA JUST, J BROWN, D JOLLEY

SABRES MENCOACH PAUL RIGONI

# PLAYER POS HT AGE4 Mark BAUER G/F 187 335 Hamish BURNS G 191 216 Jan WARBOUT F 201 257 Tim KLAOSEN G/F 195 278 Cale MATTHEWS G 1949 Ben CARTER F/C 208 17

10 Isaac WHITE G 185 1811 Jacob RIGONI G/F 197 1812 Joshua OWEN-THOMAS G 18714 Max CALLIGEROS F 200 2415 Nik DE SANTIS G 190 1816 Harry REEMST G 191 1718 Daniel NASH G 194 1720 Claybrin MCMATH F 201 26

MAVERICKS MENCOACH JASON WARHURST

# PLAYER POS HT AGE3 Zac LOVELL G 180 234 Daniel LEAN G 180 278 Seb VOZZO G 1859 Tom CIOFFI F 195 29

11 Daniel STOCK G 180 1812 Rigby AKTANAROWICZ G/F 192 2121 Michael HUNDLEY F/C 205 2432 Nic SBROIVACCA G 18033 Matthew STOCK G 180 2135 Devon MCGEE F/C 200 2044 Mitchell KELTON G/F 192 2045 Dylan SHORNE G/F 200 2351 Lachlan BARKER G 182 20

STURT will look to shrug off its disappointing double-header weekend when it hosts the Eastern Mavericks.

The Sabres fell in both games last weekend, dropping from first to sixth in the congested men’s competition.

Sturt lost to North Adelaide by seven points in a top-of-the-table clash before backing up with a 22-point defeat at the hands of West Adelaide at home.

The Sabres are equal with second-placed Forestville, who have a superior percentage, entering what

looms as a thrilling final five rounds.

While the Mavericks are not in contention, Sturt must win to stay in the mix.

The Sabres were well served by Sam Daly last weekend.

Daly scored 20 points in the loss to West on Sunday.

Eastern went down to North Adelaide and Forestville in a pair of double-digit losses.

Lachlan Barker led the Mavs for points across the weekend.

HANG TIME TIPSTURT BY 15

LACHLAN BARKER TOPSCORED FOR EASTERN LAST W/END

RD 5STURT 94, EASTERN 56SABRES - J RIGONI 18 PTS, 11 REBMAVERICKS - D MCGEE 21 PTS, 7 REB

MEN’S PREVIEW


BEARCATS VTIGERS

WEST Adelaide will hope to reproduce its round five performance against Southern Tigers when the pair clash at Port Adelaide.

The Bearcats took it to the Tigers at Morphett Vale when they met last, losing by one point despite losing Brielle Ward in the opening exhanges.

West nearly pulled off the win late in the game.

The Bearcats will be hoping to show the same fight as they chase a fifth win of the season against the finals-bound Tigers.

West lost both games of last weekend’s double-header – to Norwood and Sturt – and has dropped five of its past six to fall back from the top-five.

Southern has rolled back into form by beating the bottom three sides on the ladder after a slow start to June.

Raynisha Washington was a standout out for the Tigers last weekend, scoring 14 points in Sunday’s win over Woodville a day after having 13 rebounds against Central Districts.

HANG TIME TIPSOUTHERN TIGERS BY 23

ALEX GREEN HAD 16 PTS WHEN THE SIDES MET IN RD 5

OFFICIALSM FROST, D STANLEY

BEARCATS WOMENCOACH TIM BRENTON

# PLAYER POS HT AGE4 Evangeline LOVELL G 165 195 Sky LANGENBRINCK G 172 256 Ashlea VORDERMAIER G 173 267 Alice GEE C 181 288 Stana ZECEVIC F 182 26

10 Brielle WARD F/C 188 2311 Bethany HEAFT C 185 2112 Alex PEARCE F 182 1813 Amy PORTER15 Jasmin FEJO17 Ieva NAGY G/F 175 2620 Cameron KENNEDY G 164 1721 Hajnal NAGY22 Joanna ARNOLD F 170 1825 Michaela LAPPIN G/F 174 21

RD 5

PREVIEW

TIGERS WOMENCOACH TRACY YORK

# PLAYER POS HT AGE00 Alexandra GREEN G 253 Hannah FISHER F 174 264 Jess FROST G 170 307 Denelle FAWCETT8 Bianca THACKER9 Jemma THACKER

11 Brittany WINTER12 Raynisha WASHINGTON G 17613 Madison ROUND G 168 1714 Tara DODMAN F/C 185 2920 Caitlin BROADBENT F/C 179 2521 Mollie MCKENDRICK F 180 2424 Demi SKINNER F 186 2040 Teresa KINROSS G/F 180 28

SOUTHERN 82, WEST 81TIGERS - A GREEN 16 PTS, 6 REB, 6 ASTBEARCATS - I NAGY 18 PTS, 13 REB

WOMEN’S PREVIEW


West Adelaide Bearcats v Southern Tigers

Port Adelaide • Saturday, July 1, 2017Tip-off • Women: 6.30pm, Men: 8:15pm

OFFICIALSN DURANT, N WIELAND, B SHEPHERD

BEARCATS MENCOACH COREY MACLEAN

# PLAYER POS HT AGE2 Dee OLDHAM G 192 233 Tom KUBANK F 199 214 Patrick THOMAS G 190 226 Lucas VALK G 181 218 Lachlan HAUFE G/F 189 189 Paul RANKIN F 192 33

11 Tristan BRAITHWAITE G 183 3114 Blake TRUSLOVE C 204 3815 Mitchell SQUIRE G 180 1820 Todd WINTER G/F 194 2021 Harold RIDGEWAY F/C 203 2522 Callan PRIDER G 185 2130 Jordan WEST C 203 2331 Anthony SPADAVECCHIA G 181 3045 Rhys DADDOW F/C 199 26

TIGERS MENCOACH DEAN NYBERG

# PLAYER POS HT AGE1 Decorey JONES2 James ADCOCK3 Anthony DRMIC G/F 196 255 Hamish STAUDE G 183 266 Timothy SMYTH G/F 190 267 Daniel PEACOCK F/C 288 Harrison MILLS

10 Luke SCHENSCHER C 216 3411 Bradley FICKEN15 Michael NWELUE F 196 2321 Craig CATFORD G 176 2622 Robert LINTON G 2723 Jordan DODMAN F/C 203 2930 Andrew BARTON G/F 195 2232 Reece TURNER 182 26

WEST Adelaide and the Southern Tigers meet in a blockbuster clash at Port Adelaide with finals – and top-three – spots on the line.

The Bearcats will be looking to overturn the early-season result between the sides when they went down by 13 points at Morphett Vale.

With the two sides locked away on eight wins the result could be crucial at the end of the season if top five spots need to be decided by a tiebreaker.

West has been one of the form sides of the men’s

competition recently, winning five of its past six.

The Bearcats’ sole loss in that time was a three-point defeat to Norwood last Saturday night.

Southern has been inconsistent.

The Tigers have lost two of their past four, including last Sunday’s defeat against Woodville.

Anthony Drmic had a great weekend, averaging 25 points.

HANG TIME TIPWEST ADELAIDE BY 12

ANTHONY DRMIC SCORED 51 PTS ACROSS LAST WEEKEND

RD 5SOUTHERN 95, WEST 82TIGERS - A DRMIC 36 PTS, 8 REBBEARCATS - D OLDHAM 40 PTS, 9 REB

MEN’S PREVIEW


FLAMES VWARRIORS

NORWOOD will be looking to consolidate a spot in the top three when it faces Woodville at home.

The Flames surged into the top three last weekend following wins over West Adelaide and South Adelaide.

Now the aim is to stay there over the final five rounds of the season.

That is no simple task with the competition so close and North Adelaide and Forestville hot on their heels.

Norwood is the form team of the women’s competition,

winning six straight since losing to Eastern Mavericks on May 20.

A win over the lowly Warriors is crucial ahead of the Flames embarking on a tough stretch that includes games against Southern Tigers, Eastern and Sturt.

Norwood won 64-51 when the sides met in round five after racing to a 31-17 lead after 20 minutes.

Jess Good had 22 points and 16 rebounds in the win.

HANG TIME TIPNORWOOD BY 13

ASHLEY CLAUSSEN LED WOODVILLE LAST TIME THEY MET

OFFICIALSH STARKEY, C WELLS

FLAMES WOMENCOACH DARREN GOLLEY

# PLAYER POS HT AGE4 Sydney WRIGHT6 Shannon MCKAY G 170 267 Kelsey MCKAY G 170 228 Khaleisha BARNETT F 171 21

10 Marisa STABILE F/C 183 2411 Kiersten TINDALL G 172 2212 Jessica GOOD G/F 186 2214 Chelsea BROOK F/C 190 1815 Kelsey IRELAND G 170 2623 Natalia LALIC G 176 1724 Zali GROSSER32 Renee TAYLOR G 171 21

RD 5

PREVIEW

WARRIORS WOMENCOACH SCOTT HERRIMAN

# PLAYER POS HT AGE5 Kimberley PORPLYCIA G/F 173 336 Katherine PERKAS F/C 179 259 Aimee HERRIMAN G 170 20

10 Karla DELLA PIETRA F/C 180 2211 Emily SIMS G 170 2912 Jennifer MONROE F 180 2214 Deanna TROIA G 176 2315 Rachael GRIFFITHS C 182 2618 Alexandra WALKER F 186 2223 Julia CHRISTOU G 168 1824 Ashley CLAUSSEN G 167 2235 Jessica VON EINEM F/C 181 27

NORWOOD 64, WOODVILLE 51FLAMES - J GOOD 22 PTS, 16 REB, 11 ASTWARRIORS - A CLAUSSEN 15 PTS

WOMEN’S PREVIEW


Norwood Flames v Woodville Warriors

ARC Campbelltown • Saturday, July 1, 2017Tip-off • Women: 6.30pm, Men: 8:15pm

OFFICIALSD HALL, R MCMAHON, M SHAW

FLAMES MENCOACH KEVIN BROOKS

# PLAYER POS HT AGE4 Kellen SMITH5 Nicholas WURM6 Jerrell SANDERS F/C 198 287 Shaun PONTIFEX G 192 208 Lachlan COTTON F 195 219 Daniel WEBBER G/F 191 29

10 Benjamin JANSSAN11 Andrew WEBBER G 178 3112 Ben MROWKA13 Matthew LONG F 197 2214 Matthew LYCETT21 Edward STEELE22 James SPURRITT F/C 193 24

WARRIORS MENCOACH SCOTT WHITMORE

# PLAYER POS HT AGE0 Daniel CARLIN F/C 206 241 Myles THIELE G 182 205 James PETERS6 Sean RICHARDSON G 190 248 Adam MILLER F 187 32

10 Jack MAIORANA F 192 2411 Jason LUHNOW12 Daniel McKEE13 Riley MELDRUM20 Brad SQUIRE G 175 2024 Darren NG G 190 3331 Chris CLAUSEN F 196 2932 Alex MAIORANA F/C 196 2144 Matthew REHBEIN G 180 1748 Luke STANBRIDGE F/C 195 27

WOODVILLE will look to repeat its impressive win over the Southern Tigers when it visits Norwood on Saturday night.

The Warriors stunned the Tigers at home to keep their slim finals hopes alive.

Woodville’s fifth win of the season kept them mathematically in the race for a top-five spot.

But beating Southern will count for almost nothing if the Warriors do not back it up against Norwood.

The Flames are one of five

teams on eight wins and split only by percentage.

Norwood recorded double-header weekend wins over West Adelaide and South Adelaide to extend its winning run to five games.

Matthew Lycett had a big weekend, recording 42 points and 19 rebounds across the two games.

Woodville won 84-62 last time the sides met.

Daniel Carlin scored 23.

HANG TIME TIPNORWOOD BY 9

DANIEL CARLIN SCORED 23 LAST TIME THE SIDES MET

RD 5WOODVILLE 84, NORWOOD 62WARRIORS - D CARLIN 23 PTS, 8 REBFLAMES - J SANDERS 17 PTS, 11 REB

MEN’S PREVIEW


ROCKETS VLIONS

NORTH Adelaide can return to the winners list when it hosts Central Districts at Hillcrest on Saturday night.

The Rockets fell to Eastern Mavericks in the Hills last Sunday to drop out of the top-three with five games to go.

North can bounce back against the struggling Lions.

The Rockets should have few issues against the last-ranked visitors.

North crushed Centrals 103-57 on the road earlier in the season.

The Rockets charged to a

29-point advantage at half-time and blew the game wide open with a 36-19 third period.

Jo Hill led an even team-effort with 15 points and seven rebounds as six North players hit double figures.

Alisha Carlin’s 16 points were a highlight for the Lions.

The Rockets can keep in the top three race with a win here, while Centrals will be aiming to show some character over the final rounds of a tough season.

HANG TIME TIPNORTH ADELAIDE BY 32

NORTH’S JO HILL HAS BEEN IN GREAT FORM IN 2017

OFFICIALSI DOMEIKA, S THOMAS

ROCKETS WOMENCOACH BRENTON JOHNSTON

# PLAYER POS HT AGE4 Norrisha VICTRUM G 163 235 Opal MADER F/C 179 196 Shannon TARRAN C 188 237 Jo HILL F/C 182 438 Abigayle MADER G/F 176 179 Tayla CORRIGAN F/C 191 23

10 Tia BAILS11 Kirsty WILLIAMS G/F 175 2612 Sophie BYRNE G 174 2413 Georgia GREEN G/F 181 2114 Courtney HANSEN G/F 177 2015 Lauren THORNETT G 167 2520 Taylor GOGGINS F/C 183 2222 Ana BOTEI

RD 5

PREVIEW

WOMEN’S PREVIEW

LIONS WOMENCOACH DAVE BANWELL

# PLAYER POS HT AGE2 Georgia MADIGAN G 163 17

10 Rhianna STRINGER F 175 2111 Danielle GREAVES G/F 177 2314 Erin SCHRAPEL G 165 1615 Abby PERRY F 174 1821 Casey BANWELL G/F 165 2424 Alisha CARLIN F/C 185 2830 Hannah HANK F/C41 Jessica PUVOGEL G 166 2244 Nisa SEXTON F 173 34

NORTH 103, CENTRALS 57ROCKETS - J HILL 15 PTS, 7 REB, 7 ASTLIONS - A CARLIN 16 PTS, 4 REB


North Adelaide Rockets v Central Districts LionsHillcrest • Saturday, July 1, 2017

Tip-off • Men: 6.30pm, Women: 8:15pm

OFFICIALSA FILMER, A GILLINGS, D RAULT

ROCKETS MENCOACH NATHAN HAWKES

# PLAYER POS HT AGE1 Nicholas MARSHALL G/F 195 172 Aric MILLER G 193 263 Darcy AISTROPE G/F 185 267 John WERNHAM F 200 28

10 Brad JONNEK G/F 192 2214 Joshua GRAETZ C 198 2015 Adam SCHILD F/C 198 2425 Raymond HARDING G/F 195 1730 Luke MAPUNDA G/F 194 3132 Alexander STARLING F 198 2850 Jordan MURPHY G 177 26

LIONS MENCOACH BOBBY CUNNINGHAM

# PLAYER POS HT AGE00 Dave EARL F/C 203 234 Koen SAPWELL G 190 185 Nelson LARKINS G 178 216 Ricardo MARTIN G/F 201 249 Jordan CENTENERA G 184 24

13 Brad SKUCE14 Brodie NATHAN20 Monyjath MAKOI F/C 203 2022 Brent HANK23 Angus FISCHER24 Sai'Quon STONE G/F 194 2945 Dave HUMPHRIES G

NORTH Adelaide can move a step closer to the minor premiership when it faces Central Districts at Hillcrest.

The Rockets sit two wins out in front of the chasing pack with five minor round games remaining.

At a minimum, a win would help North’s chances of locking down a top-three berth and vital finals double chance.

The Rockets won both of their games last weekend, responding to their 28-point loss against Norwood a week earlier.

North defeated Sturt by seven to reclaim top spot and then accounted for the Eastern Mavericks by 28.

Alex Starling stood tall in the important win over Sturt, scoring 27 points along with 15 rebounds.

The Rockets won the round five clash between the two sides at Starplex by 13.

North withstood a three-point barrage early on by the Lions.

Aric Miller scored 24 points.

HANG TIME TIPNORTH ADELAIDE BY 13

ARIC MILLER SCORED 24 PTS LAST TIME THEY PLAYED

RD 5NORTH 90, CENTRALS 77ROCKETS - A MILLER 24 PTS, 7 ASTLIONS - R MARTIN 20 PTS, 6 REB

MEN’S PREVIEW


PANTHERS VEAGLES

SOUTH Adelaide stands in the way of Forestville maintaining its spot in the top five.

The Panthers missed a chance to climb out of the bottom two – losing to Woodville – last weekend but have shown character and improvement in recent weeks.

Last Sunday they were right in their game against Norwood until deep into it.

South trailed the Flames by three points at three quarter-time.

Haley Bunce was a standout with 20 points and nine

rebounds while Madeline Cunningham added 15 points.

Forestville is another big test for the young Panthers.

The Eagles have many weapons to cover.

It showed against Eastern Mavericks last weekend as Forestville recorded a one-point win.

Meg Prosser stood up with 17 points as Olivia Thompson and Samantha Defrancesco were limited to 13 each.

HANG TIME TIPFORESTVILLE BY 18

HALEY BUNCE SCORED 20 PTS FOR SOUTH LAST SUNDAY

OFFICIALSB NORTHCOTE, N DAVIS

PANTHERS WOMENCOACH CHAS McCORMICK

# PLAYER POS HT AGE4 Madeline CUNNINGHAM G 165 255 Danita GOODWIN G 162 236 Chelsea GREEN G/F 171 187 Elizabeth PETRIE G/F 174 188 Amy RYAN F/C 178 259 Alexandra HOGAN F/C 174 18

10 Haley BUNCE F/C 182 2514 Eloise JONES G 169 1816 Teonna CAMPBELL G/F 175 2421 Phoebe WITTWER-SMITH C 183 1923 Kathryn AITKEN G 175 2033 Shandel BENHAM C 175 22

RD 5

PREVIEW

EAGLES WOMENCOACH MONICA BELLO

# PLAYER POS HT AGE4 Hannah LEHMANN G 170 185 Amy BELL G 1556 Kate HARRISON7 Katia STAMATELOPOULOS G 170 168 Ruby LUDERS F 175 219 Kelsey BRETT G/F 176 18

10 Aimee BRETT G 17611 Olivia THOMPSON F/C 188 2412 Juliet GORDON G/F 180 1713 Darcy REES14 Meg PROSSER F 177 1925 Jemma WESTHOFF F/C 176 2451 Annie FALKENBERG G 168 2053 Samantha DEFRANCESCO G/F 173 22

FORESTVILLE 94, SOUTH 48EAGLES - O THOMPSON, 17 PTS, 7 REBPANTHERS - H BUNCE 14 PTS, 5 REB

WOMEN’S PREVIEW


South Adelaide v Forestville Eagles

Marion • Sunday, July 2, 2017Tip-off • Women: 1.30pm, Men: 3:15pm

OFFICIALSN WIELAND, M PEPECELLI, D TROY

PANTHERS MENCOACH AL GREEN

# PLAYER POS HT AGE3 Shane BOAL G 183 305 Ryan GARDNER G 185 247 Cameron MYLES G 180 28

10 Adam BROWN G 180 1811 Jay O'BRIEN F 190 2514 Jeremy READ F/C 18215 Jarmal REID F 20121 Thomas MCKENZIE F/C 195 3024 Eian DAVIS G 180 2743 Jarryd HOPPO F/C 19044 Ben REGESTER G/F 192 2553 Adam BLIGHT F/C 200 34

EAGLES MENCOACH ANDREW SIMONS

# PLAYER POS HT AGE1 Charles NEWLAND C 1963 STEFAN WRIGHT F/C 204 234 Oliver MEGINS5 Mawut DENG F 1976 Trent FILDES F 197 297 Antonio GARRETT F 201 258 Cameron BELL G 185 179 Luke PHILLIPS F 197

12 Brad HAYDON F 197 2913 Majok DENG F 211 2419 Jake RIOS G 188 3020 Michael MORPHETT G 180 2430 Michael HARRIS G 194 1740 Jalen CROXTON G 183 18

SOUTH Adelaide will try and keep its season alive with a win over Forestville in a standalone Sunday game.

The Panthers’ season is alive, just, but they must beat a top team to remain in finals contention.

So far they have been around the mark against top teams but struggled to get the win.

South did beat Sturt a few weeks back but last weekend failed to get over Norwood.

Forestville returned to form last weekend with two wins and jumped back to second

on the ladder as a result.

The Eagles can not take the Panthers lightly and need to make sure of their own finals spot.

Last time they met Forestville win 100-80.

Majok Deng starred for the Eagles, scoring 47 points and adding 15 rebounds.

On the other side, Eian Davis put down 35 points.

Davis will need to be on for South to have a chance.

HANG TIME TIPSOUTH ADELAIDE BY 9

THIS IS A MUST WIN GAME FOR SOUTH

RD 5

MEN’S PREVIEW

FORESTVILLE 100, SOUTH 80EAGLES - M DENG 47 PTS, 15 REBPANTHERS - E DAVIS 35 PTS


AT HILLCREST

1 2 3 4 ROCKETS SABRES

ROCKETS 14 11 16 18 59 PTS Jo Hill 21 Sarah Elsworthy 149-3

REB Jo Hill 12 Caroline Burgess 11SABRES 17 15 10 16 58 AST Norrisha Victrum 4 Sarah Elsworthy 56-6

AT MARION

1 2 3 4 PANTHERS WARRIORS

PANTHERS 17 10 10 9 46 PTS Teonna Campbell 18 Jennifer Monroe 202-10

REB Haley Bunce 14 Katherine Perkas 8WARRIORS 19 7 16 25 67 AST Madeline Cunningham 3 Ashley Claussen 43-9

AT MORPHETT VALE

1 2 3 4 TIGERS LIONS

TIGERS 26 43 30 17 116 PTS Mollie McKendrick 22 Danielle Greaves 159-3

REB Raynisha Washington 13 Hannah Hank 6LIONS 13 3 15 17 48 AST Bianca Thacker 6 Casey Banwell 61-11

AT PORT ADELAIDE

1 2 3 4 BEARCATS FLAMES

BEARCATS 21 12 11 20 64 PTS Jasmin Fejo 15 Chelseas Brook 204-8

REB Hajnal Nagy 7 Jess Good 7FLAMES 19 18 19 23 79 AST Jasmin Fejo 2 Jess Good 49-3

AT WAYVILLE

1 2 3 4 EAGLES MAVERICKS

EAGLES 20 25 18 14 77 PTS Meg Prosser 17 Kedeisha Kartinyeri 207-5

REB Olivia Thompson 15 Shayde Quintrell 9MAVERICKS 21 23 18 14 76 AST Olivia Thompson 7 Alex Wilson 310-2

ROUND 12RECAP

SCOREBOARD

WOMEN


Jo Hill North Adelaide Rockets21 pts | 12 reb | 3 AST


WOMEN

Alex Starling North Adelaide Rockets

27 pts | 15 reb | 7 st


ROUND 12RECAP

SCOREBOARD

MEN

AT HILLCREST

1 2 3 4 ROCKETS SABRES

ROCKETS 19 26 26 22 93 PTS Alex Starling 27 Jacob Rigoni 279-3

REB Alex Starling 15 Jacob Rigoni 9SABRES 26 19 17 24 86 AST Luke Mapunda 4 Sam Daly 118-4

AT MARION

1 2 3 4 PANTHERS WARRIORS

PANTHERS 14 20 14 28 76 PTS Eian Davis 34 Luke Stanbridge 266-6

REB Eian Davis 12 Daniel Carlin 10WARRIORS 15 22 14 14 65 AST Eian Davis 6 Adam Miller 44-8

AT MORPHETT VALE

1 2 3 4 TIGERS LIONS

TIGERS 25 29 26 21 101 PTS Anthony Drmic 21 Ricardo Martin 208-4

REB Michael Nwelue 12 Ricardo Martin 12LIONS 13 32 5 21 71 AST Anthony Drmic 6 Koen Sapwell 32-9

AT PORT ADELAIDE

1 2 3 4 BEARCATS FLAMES

BEARCATS 23 15 22 16 76 PTS Dee Oldham 15 Kellen Smith 227-5

REB Patrick Thomas 11 Matthew Lycett 13FLAMES 16 19 26 18 79 AST Anthony Spadavecchia 8 Kellen Smith 67-5

AT WAYVILLE

1 2 3 4 EAGLES MAVERICKS

EAGLES 34 19 18 26 97 PTS Majok Deng 26 Lachlan Barker 187-5

REB Majok Deng 14 Devon McGee 6MAVERICKS 12 19 23 22 76 AST Jake Rios 3 Rigby Aktanarowicz 31-10


AT ADELAIDE HILLS

1 2 3 4 MAVERICKS ROCKETS

MAVERICKS 18 27 21 13 79 PTS Alex Wilson 37 Sophie Byrne 1511-2

REB Alex Wilson 14 Jo Hill 11ROCKETS 20 17 15 21 73 AST Kedeisha Kartinyeri 5 Norrisha Victrum 89-4

AT MARION

1 2 3 4 PANTHERS FLAMES

PANTHERS 17 25 14 13 69 PTS Haley Bunce 20 Jess Good 332-11

REB Teonna Campbell 11 Jess Good 20FLAMES 26 17 16 21 80 AST Teonna Campbell 6 Jess Good 610-3

AT PASADENA

1 2 3 4 SABRES BEARCATS

SABRES 30 19 21 26 96 PTS Hannah Richards 18 Jasmin Fejo 167-6

REB Hannah Richards 9 Sky Langenbrinck 5BEARCATS 12 18 14 20 64 AST Sarah Elsworthy 6 Michaela Lappin 34-9

AT ST CLAIR

1 2 3 4 WARRIORS TIGERS

WARRIORS 11 18 9 9 47 PTS Ashley Claussen 11 Alex Green 173-10

REB Deanna Troia 6 Mollie McKendrick 12TIGERS 25 27 11 26 89 AST Ashley Claussen 5 Mollie McKendrick 410-3

AT STARPLEX

1 2 3 4 LIONS EAGLES

LIONS 6 13 6 10 35 PTS Georgia Madigan 12 Sam Defrancesco 171-12

REB Hannah Hank 12 Ruby Luders 11EAGLES 35 10 23 24 92 AST Jessica Puvogel 3 Amy Bell 58-5

ROUND 13RECAP

SCOREBOARD

WOMEN


MEN

Alex Wilson Eastern Mavericks37 pts | 14 reb | 3 st


WOMEN

Anthony Drmic Southern Tigers30 pts | 9 reb | 5 st


ROUND 13RECAP

SCOREBOARD

MEN

AT ADELAIDE HILLS

1 2 3 4 MAVERICKS ROCKETS

MAVERICKS 25 8 21 26 80 PTS Lachlan Barker 16 Aric Miller 281-11

REB Michael Hundley 11 John Wernham 8ROCKETS 28 35 25 20 108 AST Matthew Stock 3 Luke Mapunda 510-3

AT MARION

1 2 3 4 PANTHERS FLAMES

PANTHERS 22 11 18 24 75 PTS Caleb Davis 15 Matthew Lycett 266-7

REB Eian Davis 6 Daniel Webber 10FLAMES 24 31 23 15 93 AST Caleb Davis 3 Kellen Smith 78-5

AT PASADENA

1 2 3 4 SABRES BEARCATS

SABRES 21 10 13 18 62 PTS Sam Daly 20 Dee Oldham 318-5

REB Sam Daly 6 Patrick Thomas 12BEARCATS 28 13 23 20 84 AST Sam Daly 5 Patrick Thomas 58-5

AT ST CLAIR

1 2 3 4 WARRIORS TIGERS

WARRIORS 28 14 27 21 90 PTS Darren Ng 28 Anthony Drmic 305-8

REB Darren Ng 12 Anthony Drmic 9TIGERS 20 20 13 28 81 AST Devon McKee 5 Bradley Ficken 38-5

AT STARPLEX

1 2 3 4 LIONS EAGLES

LIONS 16 12 26 17 71 PTS Jordan Centenera 13 Majok Deng 352-10

REB Ricardo Martin 14 Antonio Garrett 11EAGLES 21 31 23 26 101 AST Sai’Quon Stone 4 Bradley Haydon 68-5


WOMEN'S STATS LEADERS

AFTER ROUND 13

QUALIFICATION - players must have played a minimum of 50 per cent of possible games for their club • field goal percentage: five field goal attempts per game • three point percentage: three three-point shots per game.

POINTS PER GAME

1

Alex WILSON

26.9Eastern

Mavericks2 Olivia THOMPSON Forestville Eagles 20.53 Jess GOOD Norwood Flames 18.94 Sam DEFRANCESCO Forestville Eagles 17.95 Ashley CLAUSSEN Woodville Warriors 17.1

REBOUNDS PER GAME

1

Olivia THOMPSON

14.2Forestville

Eagles2 Jess GOOD Norwood Flames 13.13 Alex WILSON Eastern Mavericks 11.74 Teonna CAMPBELL South Adelaide 11.05 Jennifer MONROE Woodville Warriors 10.2

ASSISTS PER GAME

1

JessGOOD

5.9Norwood Flames

2 Ashley CLAUSSEN Woodville Warriors 4.73 Jo HILL North Adelaide 4.64 Olivia THOMPSON Forestville Eagles 4.4

Norrisha VICTRUM North Adelaide 4.4

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

1

HannahRICHARDS

53.1Sturt

Sabres2 Darcy REES Forestville Eagles 51.93 Chelsea BROOK Norwood Flames 50.44 Meg PROSSER Forestville Eagles 50.05 Shayde QUINTRELL Eastern Mavericks 48.9

THREE POINT PERCENTAGE1 Aimee HERRIMAN Woodville Warriors 40.02 Alex WILSON Eastern Mavericks 36.83 Ashley CLAUSSEN Woodville Warriors 36.44 Kate GLADSTONE Sturt Sabres 36.35 Demi SKINNER Southern Tigers 35.9

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE1 Jo HILL North Adelaide 89.72 Denelle FAWCETT Southern Tigers 86.23 Mollie McKENDRICK Southern Tigers 82.44 Jess GOOD Norwood Flames 79.35 Opal MADER North Adelaide 78.6

TOTAL BLOCKS1 Jess GOOD Norwood Flames 232 Alex WILSON Eastern Mavericks 22

Hannah RICHARDS Sturt Sabres 224 Haley BUNCE South Adelaide 205 Tayla CORRIGAN North Adelaide 19

TOTAL STEALS1 Teonna CAMPBELL South Adelaide 682 Jo HILL North Adelaide 473 Jess GOOD Norwood Flames 404 Alex GREEN Southern Tigers 34

Ashley CLAUSSEN Woodville Warriors 34


MEN’S STATS LEADERS

AFTER ROUND 13POINTS PER GAME

1

Eian DAVIS

31.9South

Adelaide2 Majok DENG Forestville Eagles 28.63 Dee OLDHAM West Adelaide 26.14 Aric MILLER North Adelaide 25.55 Anthony DRMIC Southern Tigers 25.1

REBOUNDS PER GAME

1

Michael NWELUE

13.4Southern

Tigers2 Alex STARLING North Adelaide 12.83 Majok DENG Forestville Eagles 11.94 Jerrell SANDERS Norwood Flames 9.25 Dee OLDHAM West Adelaide 9.1

ASSISTS PER GAME

1

KellenSMITH

7.1NorwoodFlames

2 Eian DAVIS South Adelaide 6.53 Hamish STAUDE Southern Tigers 5.54 Darren NG Woodville Warriors 4.65 Jerrell SANDERS Norwood Flames 4.0

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

1

Harold RIDGEWAY

69.0West

Adelaide2 Jerrell SANDERS Norwood Flames 56.03 Antonio GARRETT Forestville Eagles 55.84 Luke STANBRIDGE Woodville Warriors 54.15 Matthew LONG Norwood Flames 54.0

THREE POINT PERCENTAGE1 Brad JONNEK North Adelaide 44.02 Matthew LYCETT Norwood Flames 40.03 Zachary LOVELL Eastern Mavericks 39.54 Hamish BURNS Sturt Sabres 39.45 Tristan BRAITHWAITE West Adelaide 38.2

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE1 Darren NG Woodville Warriors 90.9

Jake RIOS Forestville Eagles 90.93 Majok DENG Forestville Eagles 85.74 Kellen SMITH Norwood Flames 85.35 Dee OLDHAM West Adelaide 85.2

TOTAL BLOCKS1 Daniel CARLIN Woodville Warriors 25

Michael HUNDLEY Eastern Mavericks 253 Michael NWELUE Southern Tigers 224 Majok DENG Forestville Eagles 185 Devon McGEE Eastern Mavericks 16

TOTAL STEALS1 Alex STARLING North Adelaide 432 Antonio GARRETT Forestville Eagles 423 Aric MILLER North Adelaide 324 Jerrell SANDERS Norwood Flames 275 Dee OLDHAM West Adelaide 26

QUALIFICATION - players must have played a minimum of 50 per cent of possible games for their club • field goal percentage: five field goal attempts per game • three point percentage: three three-point shots per game.

WHERE THEY STAND ...

LADDERS

P W L %W PTS F A % HW HL AW AL LAST 5

1 Eastern Mavericks 13 11 2 85 35 1062 930 114.19 7 0 4 2 W W W L W

2 Southern Tigers 13 10 3 77 33 1094 765 143.01 5 2 5 1 L L W W W

3 Norwood Flames 13 10 3 77 33 946 799 118.40 5 2 5 1 W W W W W

4 North Adelaide Rockets 13 9 4 69 31 954 798 119.55 5 1 4 3 W W L W L

5 Forestville Eagles 13 8 5 62 29 1026 866 118.48 4 1 4 4 W L W W W

6 Sturt Sabres 13 7 6 54 27 885 815 108.59 3 3 4 3 W W L L W

7 West Adelaide Bearcats 13 4 9 31 21 905 973 93.01 2 5 2 4 L L W L L

8 Woodville Warriors 13 3 10 23 19 869 985 88.22 2 5 1 5 L L L W L

9 South Adelaide Panthers 13 2 11 15 17 669 989 67.64 1 5 1 6 L W L L L

10 Central Districts Lions 13 1 12 8 15 670 1160 57.76 1 5 0 7 L L L L L

WOMEN’S LADDER AFTER ROUND 13

P W L %W PTS F A % HW HL AW AL LAST 5

2 North Adelaide Rockets 13 10 3 77 33 1143 1061 107.73 6 0 4 3 L W L W W

5 Forestville Eagles 13 8 5 62 29 1198 1008 118.85 4 1 4 4 L L L W W

3 Southern Tigers 13 8 5 62 29 1198 1074 111.55 5 2 3 3 W L W W L

6 Norwood Flames 13 8 5 62 29 1113 1032 107.85 5 2 3 3 W W W W W

4 West Adelaide Bearcats 13 8 5 62 29 1125 1066 105.53 4 3 4 2 W W W L W

1 Sturt Sabres 13 8 5 62 29 1056 1025 103.02 5 1 3 4 L W W L L

7 South Adelaide Panthers 13 6 7 46 25 1094 1118 97.85 3 4 3 3 W W L W L

8 Woodville Warriors 13 5 8 38 23 984 1041 94.52 3 4 2 4 W L L L W

9 Central Districts Lions 12 2 10 17 16 955 1156 82.62 1 5 1 5 L L L L L

10 Eastern Mavericks 12 1 11 8 14 818 1103 74.16 1 5 0 6 L L L L L

MEN’S LADDER AFTER ROUND 13

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