ROUND FOURTEEN
Saturday 10th of June.

NORTH 1.7 4.11 7.12 15.13 (103)
GLENELG 2.4 5.6 9.9 13.9 (87)

Although a fairly close game on the scoreboard, the stats tell the story. Glenelg full-forward David Hams continued his disappointing season, being held scoreless, finishing the day without a single kick. Only 3 Glenelg goals were scored after a player had taken a mark. Until Glenelg can deliver the ball into the forward lines with precision, to a forward who can mark consistently, it is unlikely to win many games. At least the reserves had a win!!
Glenelg front up against South at Adelaide Oval on Friday night, in a continuation of a season that must be fast evolving into a horrid nightmanre for coach McGuinness.
The match report is extracted from"The Sunday Mail."

A game for Roosters to crow about.

By Nikki Tugwell.
North Adelaide proved persistence does pay yesterday at Prospect Oval when it overpowered Glenelg with an eight-goal final-quarter burst to become a 16-point winner.
The outcome was critical for the pride of both clubs which are at the bottom of the ladder and each trying to avoid the wooden spoon. The loss now consolidates bottom posistion for Glenelg which has not won since April against Sturt.
For three quarters, Glenelg was well serviced by Simon Hele, Jamed Byrne, Nick Chigwidden and Damien Raidis. Despite leading for most of the contest, it could not deliver the knockout blow - a credit to North which refused to be beaten.
Norht trailed at every change, mainly as a result of its inaacurate first half goal-kicking. But the outstanding four-quarter performance of skipper Scott Sutherland ensured the Roosters were never far away on the scoreboard.
Sutherland was the architect across half-back pushing forward and working tirelessly to create opportunities further afield.
He gained assistance, particularly from Ben Setchell and Scott Bamford, while the quiet achiever was instrumental in the result. Hollitt shut-down dangerous Glenelg forward David Hams in the forst-half. Then he was switched to Mark Harwood who had kicked four important first half goals.
While minded by Hollitt, neither Hams nor Harwood had a goal or a kick.
"They were beautiful," a delighted North coach Chris McDermott said.
"They just hung in there all day and ion the last quarter we asked for lifts from guys who hadn't had huge days and Danny Morton, Paris Fowden, Jason Cameron in his first game and Daniel Hargraves really stood up."
North had trailed by nine points at three-quarter time but undisciplined acts by Glenelg's Cameron Venables and then Nick Chigwidden early in the final quarter resulted in free kicks, 50m penalties and goals. That opened the door for North and Venables and Chigwidden were subsequently dragged by coach Tony McGuinness.
North took the lead courtesy mainly of Daniel Hargraves who booted four final quarter goals to take his tally to six for the day.
But Glenelg clawed back with two quickfire goals to James Byrne and regained the lead when Matthew Bode made a classy dash through half-forward and nailed a 45m goal on the run. But the lead changed again when the Roosters' forward Simon Peuker marked 30m from goal, directly in front and converted.
Goals to team-mates Daniel Motlop and Hargraves put the result beyond doubt.

BEST PLAYERS: Hele, Byrne, D.Raidis, Harwood, Chigwidden, Moore.
SCORERS: Harwood 4.0, Byrne 2.3, Moore 2.0, Bode 2.0, Chigwidden 1.1, Mellody 1.0, McEntee 1.0, Nicholas 0.2, D. Raidis 0.1, Burke 0.1, Sherwood 0.1.
INJURIES: nil.
CROWD: 2077.

RESERVES: Glenelg 19.10 (124) d North 14.10 (94)
UNDER 19: Glenelg 22.16 (148) d North 12.2 (74)
UNDER 17: North 13.16 (94) d Glenelg 9.6 (60)