Join us on Sunday 12th February from 10.30am onwards for our 2023 SEASON LAUNCH & REGISTRATION DAY!
Head to our home ground Arkaba Oval for a free BBQ, registration enquiries, to buy your new Mt Lofty merch from Sports Centre, to meet the 2023 coaches and to have a kick with other moddies, juniors and senior players.
Everyone is encouraged to attend: returning players and new players welcome!
Congratulations to all of the Mt Lofty Devils Junior teams on a fantastic season! Well done to all of our award winners presented at Junior Presentation Day on Sunday 25 September.
Our coaches award Best & Fairest, Runner Up and three extra awards to team members. The Lofty Legends Group Team Award is is also presented to a player. This is a prestigious award, aimed at supporting the culture of the club within the “One Club – All In” approach. See more about the award below.
CONGRATULATIONS DEVILS. See you next season! And a special congratulations to the following award winners…
HFL U18 BOYS Best and Fairest: Noah Schofer Runner Up B&F: Archie Cook Leading Goal Kicker: Bayley James Most Courageous: Digby Klose Best First Year Player: Eddie Barnard Coaches Award: Will Anning Lofty Legends Award: Blake Lewis
HFL U17 GIRLS Best and Fairest: Keira May Best and Fairest: Cecilia Kilkenny-Jones Runner Up B&F: Phoebe Neck Most Devoted Player: Maddison Geerts Coaches Award: Mia Ensten Best First Year Player: Charlotte Cowan Lofty Legends Award: Cecilia Kilkenny-Jones
HFL U16 BOYS Best and Fairest: Raphin Scharpf Runner Up B&F: Manoli Lavrentiadis Leading Goal Kicker: Jay Trowbridge Coaches Award: Keanu Nou Best First Year Player: Christian Whitwell Lofty Legends Award: Dan Anderson
SANFL U15 GIRLS Best and Fairest: Lily Smart Runner Up B&F: Becky Jones Best Utility: Maddie Nuss Development Award: Amber Speck Best First Year Player: Ruby Kettlestring Lofty Legends Award: Farah Watson HFL U14 BOYS Best and Fairest: James Ryan Runner Up B&F: Josh O’Neil Team Player Award: Tom Booth Most Consistent Player: James Wissell Most Courageous Player: James Hage Lofty Legends Award: Xavier Burch
SANFL U13 GIRLS Best and Fairest: Julia Mazzacano D’Amato Runner Up B&F: Maggie Robinson Best Defender: Lucinda Feutrill Best Forward: Allegra Villani Coaches Award: Lily Exposto Lofty Legends Award: Zoe Redin
HFL U12 BOYS Best and Fairest: Tom Kohne Runner Up B&F: Mackenzie Hutton Leading Goal Kicker: Tom Kohne Best Defender: Lachie Logan Most Improved: Saxon Campbell-Hand Lofty Legends Award: Flynn Wheatley
SANFL U11 GIRLS Zara Burch Harriet Dawe Lara Duerden Neve Faber Maggie Farmer India Gallagher Charlotte Gallasch Chloe Hage Sophia Hatwig Milla Hersey Mae McBeth Hadley O’Connor Marley O’Connor Molly Booth
Lofty Legends Award
It is presented to a player who is dedicated to the team and the club and is heavily committed to their own improvement and that of the team. They are also persistent and determined and treat everybody with respect, while respecting all aspects of the club.
It is selected by each team’s coaching panel and is donated by the Lofty Legends Group, which maintains the contact of former players, coaches, volunteers and supporters with the club, while supporting the club in various ways including maintenance and any other tasks required. The “Legends” term refers to the wonderful stories of the clubs in the areas which have gone before us – Aldgate, Crafers, Heathfield, Heathfield Aldgate United and Stirling.
Be sure to be a part of the day next weekend for our reunion round that will cover all the 1 & 2 years. Check out the Premiership photos so see if you or someone you know needs to a part of the action!
As we host Bridgewater-Callington Raiders at Arkaba Oval on Saturday, the A Grade will be fighting it out for the honoured Cutting Cup on home soil for the first time in 10 years.
Beginning in 1994 as a friendly Cup between neighbouring clubs, and re-named after the treasured Neil ‘Biggsy’ Cutting, who sadly passed away in 1998 at the young age of 44. Neil had spent time at both Mt Lofty and Bridgwater-Callington. The Cup has been played for now 21 times, having a break between 2014-2020 whilst our clubs played in different divisions.
Bridgewater-Callington having won it 11 times and the Devils 10.
2021 the Raiders took the Cup home by 28 points, while the average winning margin sits at 46 point over the 21 year history.
Head up to the game tomorrow to help make a day at the Devil Dome in 2022 the Cutting Cup year of the Devils to level the tally back out.