Symonds - who has previously been a Reserves mentor at Sturt, Glenelg and West - is eager for all Redlegs fans to get behind the club's female side when they play half of their minor round matches at The Parade.

The Round 3 fixture against Glenelg at Woods Street looms as a particularly exciting match-up, given it will be the curtain raiser to Adelaide's AFL Women's clash with Brisbane.

Symonds - who has previously been a Reserves mentor at Sturt, Glenelg and West - is eager for all Redlegs fans to get behind the club's female side when they play half of their minor round matches at The Parade.

The Round 3 fixture against Glenelg at Woods Street looms as a particularly exciting match-up, given it will be the curtain raiser to Adelaide's AFL Women's clash with Brisbane.

Symonds - who has previously been a Reserves mentor at Sturt, Glenelg and West - is eager for all Redlegs fans to get behind the club's female side when they play half of their minor round matches at The Parade.

The Round 3 fixture against Glenelg at Woods Street looms as a particularly exciting match-up, given it will be the curtain raiser to Adelaide's AFL Women's clash with Brisbane.

Speaking on SANFL Radio, Smith said she had been advantaged by her position as State coach, already knowing the majority of her squad which she also hopes will translate into opposition analysis once the season kicks off.

Speaking on SANFL Radio, Slade's tenure officially began at training on Thursday January 17 as his side builds up to its season-opening clash with Norwood at Coopers Stadium on Friday February 17 at 6pm.

Speaking on SANFL Radio, Slade's tenure officially began at training on Thursday January 17 as his side builds up to its season-opening clash with Norwood at Coopers Stadium on Friday February 17 at 6pm.

With more than 65 per cent of matches to be held in the 2.10pm time slot on a Saturday afternoon, the competition is set to ignite in the opening two weekends as SANFL officials look to maximise crowds amid the finer weather.

With more than 65 per cent of matches to be held in the 2.10pm time slot on a Saturday afternoon, the competition is set to ignite in the opening two weekends as SANFL officials look to maximise crowds amid the finer weather.

Saturday is the day for the 2017 SANFL Macca's League, with 65 per cent of matches to be held in the traditional 2.10pm time slot.

As McDonald's was on Wednesday announced as the competition's new naming rights partner, SANFL General Manager Football Adam Kelly revealed that it would rise from 50 per cent in the same time slot in 2016.

Speaking on SANFL Radio, Kelly said feedback from clubs, players, coaches and fans had contributed to the increase in Saturday afternoon football next season.

Saturday is the day for the 2017 SANFL Macca's League, with 65 per cent of matches to be held in the traditional 2.10pm time slot.

As McDonald's was on Wednesday announced as the competition's new naming rights partner, SANFL General Manager Football Adam Kelly revealed that it would rise from 50 per cent in the same time slot in 2016.

Speaking on SANFL Radio, Kelly said feedback from clubs, players, coaches and fans had contributed to the increase in Saturday afternoon football next season.