Speaking on SANFL Radio, the 18-year-old also said the experience of moving out of his comfort zone to board at Sacred Heart College in Adelaide would hold him in good stead should his name be called by a non-South Australian AFL club.

Speaking on SANFL Radio, Female Coach of the Year Narelle Smith revealed her pride at being nominated by the Glenelg Football Club.

Speaking on SANFL Radio, Lebois revealed he has modelled his game on former Essendon speedster Alwyn Davey, who is also his cousin.

Now 28, Liddle has now logged 136 SANFL games and 63 goals for the Panthers since making his debut in 2010.

A triple Best and Fairest winner, the Victorian is determined to help break the club’s premiership drought, which has lasted since 1964.

Now 28, Liddle has now logged 136 SANFL games and 63 goals for the Panthers since making his debut in 2010.

A triple Best and Fairest winner, the Victorian is determined to help break the club’s premiership drought, which has lasted since 1964.

Norwood retiree Josh Donohue is looking forward to spending more time with his six-year-old son after announcing his retirement from SANFL ranks.

The dual premiership player is brimming with delight at Tait’s eagerness to follow in his footballing footsteps, with his son already beginning his journey at the same place as his father – Norwood Payneham Union FC.

Speaking on SANFL Radio, the 28-year-old said this had a large impact on his decision to retire, together with the ongoing toll on his body.

Sturt premiership star Brodie Martin has revealed a passion to play with his mates at Meningie was a major reason behind his shock decision to retire from SANFL.

Speaking on SANFL Radio, Martin said his new job in the construction industry also played a significant part in his decision-making process.

Speaking on SANFL Radio, Noonan said he was determined to test strongly after managing just one game for the McDonald’s SA Under-18 team at this year’s AFL National Championships.

Speaking on SANFL Radio, Noonan said he was determined to test strongly after managing just one game for the McDonald’s SA Under-18 team at this year’s AFL National Championships.

While speaking on SANFL Radio, Stengle revealed it has been his uncle Michael O’Loughlin and cousin Terry Milera who have provided him great advice and inspiration.