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Football finals fever has hit South Australia! The SANFL Finals Series has kicked off across all divisions, bringing the excitement and intensity that only finals football can deliver.
Starting with the Under-16s, Central District has already secured their grand final berth after defeating West Adelaide in challenging wet conditions at Elizabeth Oval. The young Bulldogs showed tremendous skill and composure, particularly when West Adelaide threatened in the third quarter. Meanwhile, North Adelaide and South Adelaide will battle it out for the remaining grand final spot.
The action continues with the Under-18s competition featuring a doubleheader at Thomas Farms Oval. Sturt appears poised to claim a direct path to the grand final when they face West Adelaide, while Central District should overcome Woodville-West Torrens in what promises to be a fascinating elimination final. These matches showcase tomorrow's stars today, with several players already on AFL clubs' radars.
Beyond the mainstream competitions, the SANFL Inclusive League deserves special recognition. This eight-team competition provides football opportunities for people with disabilities and has grown significantly in recent years. The upcoming grand final between Kenilworth and Alverstone Kilburn Crows represents what sport is truly about – community, participation, and the joy of competition regardless of ability level.
In the reserves and League competitions, traditional powerhouses like Glenelg, Norwood, and Central District feature prominently, but it's the Adelaide Crows reserves who are writing the most remarkable story. After finishing last in 2024, they've surged to a potential grand final appearance in 2025 – a testament to their improved development program and player commitment.
Football in South Australia continues to thrive at all levels, from juniors to seniors, mainstream to inclusive competitions. Follow along as we track every division's journey toward premiership glory, and don't miss our next episode where we'll reveal the SA NFL Inclusive League grand finalists and provide comprehensive coverage of week two finals action!
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Football finals fever has hit South Australia! The SANFL Finals Series has kicked off across all divisions, bringing the excitement and intensity that only finals football can deliver.
Starting with the Under-16s, Central District has already secured their grand final berth after defeating West Adelaide in challenging wet conditions at Elizabeth Oval. The young Bulldogs showed tremendous skill and composure, particularly when West Adelaide threatened in the third quarter. Meanwhile, North Adelaide and South Adelaide will battle it out for the remaining grand final spot.
The action continues with the Under-18s competition featuring a doubleheader at Thomas Farms Oval. Sturt appears poised to claim a direct path to the grand final when they face West Adelaide, while Central District should overcome Woodville-West Torrens in what promises to be a fascinating elimination final. These matches showcase tomorrow's stars today, with several players already on AFL clubs' radars.
Beyond the mainstream competitions, the SANFL Inclusive League deserves special recognition. This eight-team competition provides football opportunities for people with disabilities and has grown significantly in recent years. The upcoming grand final between Kenilworth and Alverstone Kilburn Crows represents what sport is truly about – community, participation, and the joy of competition regardless of ability level.
In the reserves and League competitions, traditional powerhouses like Glenelg, Norwood, and Central District feature prominently, but it's the Adelaide Crows reserves who are writing the most remarkable story. After finishing last in 2024, they've surged to a potential grand final appearance in 2025 – a testament to their improved development program and player commitment.
Football in South Australia continues to thrive at all levels, from juniors to seniors, mainstream to inclusive competitions. Follow along as we track every division's journey toward premiership glory, and don't miss our next episode where we'll reveal the SA NFL Inclusive League grand finalists and provide comprehensive coverage of week two finals action!
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