The SANFL League is set for an exciting round of matches on Saturday, May 9th, with several teams gearing up for intense competition. Here's a breakdown of the teams and their lineups for Round 6:
Norwood vs. West Adelaide
Norwood's lineup includes Charlie Molan, Tristan Binder, and Matt Harms in the forward line, with Jayden Gale, Jackson Callow, and Jacob Kennerley in the half-forward line. Declan Hamilton, Nik Rokahr, and Connor Ling form the centerline, while Alec Wright, Aaron Francis, and Alastair Lord take on the half-back line. The backline features Pierce Seymour, Thomas Donnelly, and Jack Heard, with Finn Heard, Ben Simpson, and Baynen Lowe in the ruck. The reserves and under-18 teams also showcase promising talent, with notable players like Charlie Cook, Taj Rahui, and Tom Balnaves.
West Adelaide's team boasts Jye Sinderberry, Chris Burgess, and Callum Park in the forward line, with Benjamin Ridgway, Tom Scully, and Cade Kennedy in the half-forward line. Sam Frost, Joel Parker, and Brady Searle form the centerline, while Tom Morrish, Jonti Schuback, and Dylan White take on the half-back line. The backline includes Harvey Bock, Oscar Talbot, and Cooper Patterson, with Caleb May, Shaun Watson, and Jesse Thackeray in the ruck. The reserves and under-18 teams showcase a mix of experienced and young players, with notable names like Max Downs, Ben Hogan, and Jonty Klemm.
Port Adelaide vs. Central District
Port Adelaide's lineup features Tom Cochrane, Todd Marshall, and Xavier Walsh in the forward line, with Benny Barrett, Nick Moore, and Jacob Moss in the half-forward line. Tom Anastasopoulos, Will Brodie, and Bailey Chamberlain form the centerline, while Balyn O'Brien, Jez McLennan, and Jackson Mead take on the half-back line. The backline includes Harrison Ramm, Esava Ratugolea, and Brandon Zerk-Thatcher, with Lachlan Arnold, Will Lorenz, and Jake Weidemann in the ruck. The reserves and under-18 teams showcase a blend of skill and potential, with players like Tom Anastasopoulos and Tom Cochrane standing out.
Central District's team includes Tallan Rosenzweig, Beau Thomas, and Aiden Grace in the forward line, with Anzac Lochowiak, Jayden Matz, and Ethan East in the half-forward line. Dayne Posthuma, Josh Fahey, and Jack Saunders form the centerline, while Brodie Wills, Brinn Little, and Luca Whitelum take on the half-back line. The backline features Murray Bastick, Austin Kitschke, and George Kendall, with Kobe Annand, Leyton Chisholm, and Harry Grant in the ruck. The reserves and under-18 teams showcase a mix of experience and youth, with players like Josh Ralph and Jack Tomkinson standing out.
South Adelaide vs. North Adelaide
South Adelaide's lineup includes Corey Grocock, Ben Shillabeer, and Emmanuel Ajang in the forward line, with Eamon Wilkinson, Jack Delean, and Riley Baldi in the half-forward line. Isaac Birt, Phoenix Hargrave, and Finn Emile-Brennan form the centerline, while Max Clifton, Harley Sparks, and Will McCarthy take on the half-back line. The backline includes Arie Schoenmaker, Kyle Marshall, and Lachlan Scott, with Olivier Northam, Oliver Davis, and Arlo Draper in the ruck. The reserves and under-18 teams showcase a mix of talent, with players like Tye Gander and Harry Wadewitz standing out.
North Adelaide's team boasts Reed Van Huisstede, Mitch Harvey, and Blayne O'Loughlin in the forward line, with Frank Szekely, Lachlan Wilsdon, and Hughen Wissman in the half-forward line. Hugh Payze, James Battersby, and Harrison Wigg form the centerline, while Alex Spina, Dyson Hilder, and Jake Cresswell take on the half-back line. The backline includes Harrison Magor, Josh Gillow, and Cody Raak, with Alex Van Wyk, Angus Schumacher, and Oliver Francou in the ruck. The reserves and under-18 teams showcase a blend of skill and potential, with players like Charlie Dickeson and Amin Naim standing out.
Sturt vs. Adelaide
Sturt's lineup includes Joshua Hone, Lachlan Burrows, and Daniel Schoell in the forward line, with Sam Conforti, Oliver Grivell, and Tom Emmett in the half-forward line. Charlie Parker, Tom Lewis, and Luca Slade form the centerline, while Thomas McCourt, Sam Waltham, and Ned Walter take on the half-back line. The backline includes Rory Illman, Will Coomblas, and Luke Edmonds, with Amos Doyle, Martin Frederick, and Will Snelling in the ruck. The reserves and under-18 teams showcase a mix of experience and youth, with players like Sam White and Noah Mennillo standing out.
Adelaide's team features Archie Ludowyke, Mitchell Marsh, and Kieran Strachan in the forward line, with Darcy Fogarty, Tyler Welsh, and Sid Draper in the half-forward line. Chayce Jones, Charlie Edwards, and Callum Ah Chee form the centerline, while Ned Atkinson, Indy Cotton, and Oscar Ryan take on the half-back line. The backline includes Harrison Boyle, Tom Bell, and Lachlan Sholl, with Reilly O'Brien, Jay Boyle, and Blake Drury in the ruck. The reserves and under-18 teams showcase a blend of talent, with players like Archie Ludowyke and Mitchell Marsh standing out.
Woodville-West Torrens vs. Glenelg
Woodville-West Torrens' lineup includes Nicholas Hayes, Daniel Sladojevic, and Sam Nicholls in the forward line, with Max Beattie, Jack Hayes, and James Rowe in the half-forward line. Kade Herbert, Riley Knight, and Sam Rowland form the centerline, while Joseph Sinor, Lukas Cooke, and Ethan Grace take on the half-back line. The backline includes Harrison Dawkins, Liam Puncher, and Max Litster, with Jordan Lukac, Ted Clohesy, and Zane Williams in the ruck. The reserves and under-18 teams showcase a mix of skill and potential, with players like Jack Cook and Jett Hasting standing out.
Glenelg's team boasts Archie Lovelock, Liam McBean, and Travis Wilson in the forward line, with Hunter Window, Lachlan Hosie, and Hugh Stagg in the half-forward line. Connor McLeod, Matthew Allen, and Charlie Robinson-Cay form the centerline, while Patrick Parnell, Karl Finlay, and Alex Martini take on the half-back line. The backline includes Jonty Scharenberg, Rex Jones, and William Patton, with Cameron McGree, Remi Brown, and Corey Lyons in the ruck. The reserves and under-18 teams showcase a blend of experience and youth, with players like Tashaun Wright and Tom McKay standing out.
