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Coaches Player of the Week votes
Round 7
Saturday, 13 June 2026
‘Player of the Week’ Round 7
‘Players of the Week’ is Souths Caleb Ritter with the perfect 10 votes
Produced a tough, hard-nosed midfield performance, earning a perfect 10/10 in Souths’ win over the Lions. In challenging conditions, South’s Captain on-baller delivered an outstanding all-round display, dominating contests and consistently driving his side forward with strong, influential play.
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South Augusta v PropRisdon
10 Caleb Ritter (SAFC)
5 Luke Paparella (SAFC)
5 Jordan Fuller (PRFC)
5 Luke Patterson (PRFC)
5 Craig Shirley (SAFC)
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West Augusta v Solomontown
5 Terelle McKenzie (WAFC)
5 Jamahl McKenzie (WAFC)
5 Jamie Kovacic (SFC)
5 Clayton Crabbe (WAFC)
5 Tyson Webber (SFC)
3 Kym Lebois WAFC)
2 Caleb Donaldson (WAFC)
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Port v Central Augusta
7 Jamison Murphy (PFC)
7 Blake Hanlon (PFC)
5 Thomas Faulkner (PFC)
5 Michael Camporeale (PFC)
3 Trey Luteria (PFC)
2 Max McKeough (CAFC)
1 Oliver Ebert (PFC)
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The player(s) with the most votes at the end of the home and away season will win the Coaches Award Player of the Year (SGFL).
To see the SGFL Coaches Award Top 15 after Round 7 click here
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Round 8
Port Oval Showdown
Round 8 sees the top two teams collide at Port Oval in what shapes as a blockbuster clash. Port will be full of confidence after their emphatic win over Central, while the Cats will be fired up following their frustrating loss to West that cost them top spot. With both sides having plenty to prove, this matchup promises intensity from the first bounce. If the weather holds, fans can expect a high-quality contest featuring strong contested football, quick ball movement, and plenty of scoring opportunities. Port’s familiarity with their home ground gives them a slight edge, and that advantage could prove decisive in a tight battle. However, with the Cats hungry to respond, this is shaping as a genuine coin-flip game.
Lions vs West at Memorial Oval
The Lions welcome West to Memorial Oval in what promises to be an entertaining clash. The Lions were competitive against South last week, staying in the contest until the final 10 minutes before fading, and they’ll be eager to bounce back on their home deck. West, on the other hand, come in full of confidence after an impressive upset win over the fast-finishing Cats. That performance showed their ability to withstand pressure and strike when it matters most. The big question is whether West can back up that emotional win against a Lions side that will be determined and likely fired up to respond. With both teams boasting dangerous forward lines, this shapes as a high-scoring affair. Expect plenty of attacking football and a potential goal feast, with momentum swings and scoreboard pressure likely to define the outcome.
South vs Central at Central Oval
South take on Central in a matchup of contrasting form lines. South come into the clash riding the momentum of a solid win over the Lions and will be looking to build on that performance. Central, however, are coming off a tough outing after a heavy defeat at the hands of Port, and they’ll be keen to restore some pride. While Central may lift, South appear to have the edge across the ground. With stronger recent form and greater consistency, South should prove too good and are expected to account for Central comfortably in Caleb Ritter’s 200th SGFL league game.
