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21.01.2022 Keith Roennfeldt (Coach), Dudley Hamilton (Capt) and Bob Alexander (V Capt) with the Bob Symonds Cup, Adelaide Railway Station, Monday 2 August 1954, after returning from their victory in Melbourne

20.01.2022 And if you were wondering how long the SA Referees Association has been around... https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/74664332#

17.01.2022 With many thanks to the staff at the Lacrosse SA office, score sheets from past years' matches have been collated and scanned, and uploaded to the Lacrosse SA website to be made available to the public. The score sheets are accessible from this link: https://lacrossesa.com.au/historical-scoresheets/

17.01.2022 Brighton Secondary School boys' lacrosse team from some years back!

06.01.2022 Some great reconnecting and reminiscing happening in the past week on this page! Please check the "Community" tab on the page menu to see posts made to this page by visitors.

04.01.2022 Glenelg Lacrosse Club C Grade team of 1971 When GLC were originally formed in 1936 as the St Peter's Church (Glenelg) Lacrosse Club, their colours were white and royal blue. In the 1970s the Seahawks changed their colours to the more familiar white, black and gold that they are known by today.

03.01.2022 The circa 1912 Sturt 'A' Grade Team Top Row: C Tomlinson, Reg McLeay, R. Woodhead, Vic Selth, ?. Rubins, Vin Newron. Middle Row: Bill Noblet, (Vi...ce Capt), Harry Holmes, Chubby Wicks (Capt), Roy Flett, Cecil West, Bill Barton, Umpire: Nicolas. (from the A&K Jennings Collection) See more

03.01.2022 A short history of Noarlunga, where the first lacrosse match in South Australia was played back in 1885!

03.01.2022 Before the First World War, a significant number of South Australian lacrosse players also served in the South African War (1899-1902). Among them was Herbert Ernest Goodes, of the Jamestown Lacrosse Club, who was the first South Australian lacrosse player known to have been killed in battle. He served with the Imperial Bushmen from his arrival in June 1900 until 23 May 1901 when he was killed in action at Bethel.... A memorial to Trooper Goodes was erected in 1903 on the corner of Irvine and Ayr Streets in Jamestown where it remains to this day. Lest We Forget. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/207949223

03.01.2022 The Adelaide Deaf Adult Lacrosse Club was formed in 1901 by Mr J W Davis, who previously plied his trade with the defunct East Adelaide Lacrosse Club. The club experienced premiership success on several occasions, including the Junior Association B Grade (equivalent to today's Div 2) in 1905, Junior Association A Grade (equivalent to Div 1) in 1907, and B Grade (equivalent to Div 1) premierships in 1923 and 1927, and spent a number of years in the SALA A Grade competition as ...well. The club continued entering teams in the SALA competition after the Second World War. Deaf community lacrosse clubs had also existed in the Victorian, West Australian and New South Wales competitions, and one of the photos attached shows the 1920 SA team who were visited by their Victorian counterparts. The Victorian Adult Deaf lacrosse team were a strong club who won the Victorian A Grade premiership in 1916 and were runners up the following year. A video of their team in action against Coburg in the late 1920s can be found on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/1KDaFqURqMA Do you remember the Deaf Adult lacrosse team, either as a player/opponent or spectator? Please comment below! Many thanks to Deaf Community & Sports South Australia who loaned these photos for scanning into our collection!

01.01.2022 SOUTH AUSTRALIA COLTS (U21) 1963 Back: Doug Stevens, Jeffrey Phillips, Neville Waite, John Plaisted, Barry Vandepeer Middle Row: Gary Rowe, Trevor Marsson, Barry Benger, Malcolm "Pip" Pearson, Peter "Doodles" McMahon, John Carter Front Row: Robert "Bob" Brady, Colin Twelftree, Ivan Wareing (Vice Capt), Ross Keen (Coach), Bob Hewitson (Capt), Colin Peters, Rod Corner

01.01.2022 Brighton Technical School Premiers, Schoolboy Grade, 1938 (W Langdon Parsons Cup)

01.01.2022 SOUTH AUSTRALIA LACROSSE TEAM 1961 Back Row: Barry Monagham, Kevin "Rex" Langsford, Graham Hill, Fred Neill, Allan Jennings Middle Row: Bob Leach, Tom McCormack, Ralph Turner, Graham Scott, Tony Melbourne, Don Broad (Trainer)... Front Row: Hugh Holloway, Don Gomer, Allan Gandy, Dudley Hamilton, Alan Pearce, Robert Magor, Con Otto (Coach)