However regaining Matt Snook and Luke Partington were handy ins to match up on Sturt’s powerful midfield. 

It’s was always going to be a tough close contest and it planned out that way.

Sturt threw a tactical challenge at us early which we handled OK, but they still got a key ball user free for a period. We made some adjustments and got things back on an even keel going into the main break.

We certainly didn’t play our best footy and some of our connection from mids to forwards wasn’t great but yet we scored at 50% of entries. The 15 minute mark of the 3rd quarter was pivotal and we were able to get some stoppage ascendancy and score 3 quick goals off the back of some good centre bounce work.

We had to hang in hard in the last with Aaron Joseph unable to return and Jonty Scharenberg feeling ill for half the quarter. We dug deep and got to the line and should’ve put the game to bed but missed some easy shots on goal.

Great win against a real quality team with plenty on the line. Next up - West Adelaide Wednesday night.

GLENELG 11.13 (79) def. STURT 10.10 (70)

However regaining Matt Snook and Luke Partington were handy ins to match up on Sturt’s powerful midfield. 

It’s was always going to be a tough close contest and it planned out that way.

Sturt threw a tactical challenge at us early which we handled OK, but they still got a key ball user free for a period. We made some adjustments and got things back on an even keel going into the main break.

We certainly didn’t play our best footy and some of our connection from mids to forwards wasn’t great but yet we scored at 50% of entries. The 15 minute mark of the 3rd quarter was pivotal and we were able to get some stoppage ascendancy and score 3 quick goals off the back of some good centre bounce work.

We had to hang in hard in the last with Aaron Joseph unable to return and Jonty Scharenberg feeling ill for half the quarter. We dug deep and got to the line and should’ve put the game to bed but missed some easy shots on goal.

Great win against a real quality team with plenty on the line. Next up - West Adelaide Wednesday night.

GLENELG 11.13 (79) def. STURT 10.10 (70)

However regaining Matt Snook and Luke Partington were handy ins to match up on Sturt’s powerful midfield. 

It’s was always going to be a tough close contest and it planned out that way.

Sturt threw a tactical challenge at us early which we handled OK, but they still got a key ball user free for a period. We made some adjustments and got things back on an even keel going into the main break.

We certainly didn’t play our best footy and some of our connection from mids to forwards wasn’t great but yet we scored at 50% of entries. The 15 minute mark of the 3rd quarter was pivotal and we were able to get some stoppage ascendancy and score 3 quick goals off the back of some good centre bounce work.

We had to hang in hard in the last with Aaron Joseph unable to return and Jonty Scharenberg feeling ill for half the quarter. We dug deep and got to the line and should’ve put the game to bed but missed some easy shots on goal.

Great win against a real quality team with plenty on the line. Next up - West Adelaide Wednesday night.

GLENELG 11.13 (79) def. STURT 10.10 (70)

GLENELG VS STURT - RESERVES

ROUND 4 - ACH GROUP STADIUM, FRIDAY ARPIL 19, 1:30PM

Bailey

Boyle 

Carnelly

Carney

Davis

DiSotto

Emmett

Feely

Holyoak

Jones

Kerrish

Leck

Lovelock

Martini

McDermott

Potter

Searle

Thompson

Virgin

Yates

To underpin this statement, the players have 5 agreed and shared behaviours or actions, that they believe will not only give life to our trademark, but also help us win games and become a great team.

Every game, each player votes for a team-mate that they believe displayed these traits the best for the day. The player with the most peer votes earns the “trademark award”  

This is more highly valued by the players, than awards decided by Coaches because their team-mates have cast the votes.

- MS