SOUTH Adelaide has dominated the Round 12 SANFL Women’s Team of the Week with a season-high seven players in the side. The Panthers lead Central District (four), Sturt and Woodville-West Torrens (three each), while Glenelg, Norwood and West Adelaide have two apiece and North Adelaide has one.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Skipper for the week is Central District’s Katelyn Rosenzweig<\/a> who slammed home four goals from six scoring shots, and collected 21 disposals, eight marks – two contested – and five inside 50s. Like Rosenzweig, South Adelaide forward Emily Brockhurst also had a day out in front of goal with 17 disposals, six marks – one contested – and four goals from seven scoring shots to be named vice-captain of the hypothetical team.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Brockhurst is joined in the forwardline by Breakthrough Player of the Week Emma Charlton<\/a>, while the Panthers have two defenders in the side as well. Jaslynne Smith<\/a> and Esther Schirmer<\/a> form a strong combination, while Jordann Hickey<\/a> has been named on the bench. Soriah Moon<\/a> was an easy choice for starting ruck this week, while Nikki Nield<\/a> slotted into the rover position.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Central District captain Shelby Smith<\/a> was one of three Dogs in the Team of the Week spin alongside Rosenzweig and defender Charlotte Riggs<\/a>. The fourth Central District player in the Round 12 squad was Jasmine Evans<\/a> who kicked three goals, while from their opponents, both Jess Bates<\/a> and Violet Patterson<\/a> made it into the side yet again.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Woodville-West Torrens skipper Annie Falkenberg<\/a> was named off half-back this week, with teammates Klaudia O’Neill<\/a> (full-forward) and Leah Cutting<\/a> (interchange) the other players in the side. Norwood had the two from that game with defender Sophie Arkun<\/a> and wing Tahlita Buethke<\/a> both impressing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n In the Sturt-West Adelaide game, the Double Blues had an even team contribution across the board. Isobel Kuiper<\/a> and Alisha Gepp<\/a> were squeezed to the bench due to the strength of the on-ball group, while India Rasheed<\/a> slotted into half-forward. West Adelaide captain Madi Russell<\/a> was named at full-back, while onballer Zoe Venning<\/a> earned a start in the midfield.<\/p>\n\n\n\n North Adelaide’s Ella Quinn<\/a> was the sole Roosters’ representative for Round 12, while her teammate Sarah Steele-Park<\/a> was one of three emergencies. The other two were West Adelaide’s Iilish Ross<\/a> and Eagles’ Poppy Waterford<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n B: <\/strong>Sophie Arkun (Norwood) – Madison Russell (West Adelaide) – Jaslynne Smith (South Adelaide) EMG: <\/strong>Iilish Ross (West Adelaide) – Sarah Steele-Park (North Adelaide) – Poppy Waterford (WWT Eagles)<\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n\n\n\n2024 SANFL WOMEN’S ROUND 12 TEAM OF THE WEEK:<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
HB: <\/strong>Annie Falkenberg (WWT Eagles) – Charlotte Riggs (Central District) – Esther Schirmer (South Adelaide)
C:<\/strong> Violet Patterson (Glenelg) – Shelby Smith (Central District) – Tahlita Buethke (Norwood)
HF: <\/strong>India Rasheed (Sturt) – Katelyn Rosenzweig (Central District) (c) – Emma Charlton (South Adelaide)
F: <\/strong>Emily Brockhurst (South Adelaide) (vc) – Klaudia O\u2019Neill (WWT Eagles) – Jasmine Evans (Central District)
R: <\/strong>Soriah Moon (South Adelaide) – Zoe Venning (West Adelaide) – Nikki Nield (South Adelaide)
INT:<\/strong> Jess Bates (Glenelg) – Leah Cutting (WWT Eagles) – Alisha Gepp (Sturt) – Jordann Hickey (South Adelaide) – Isobel Kuiper (Sturt) – Ella Quinn (North Adelaide)<\/p>\n\n\n\n