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ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 Thursday March 24 Saturday April 2 Saturday April 9 Eagles v Sturt Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval 3:00pm Central District v Eagles My Money House Oval 10:00am Glenelg v Sturt Gliderol Stadium 11:40am North Adelaide v Central District Prospect Oval 3:00pm Norwood v North Adelaide Coopers Stadium 11:40am North Adelaide v South Adelaide Prospect Oval 11:40am Coopers Stadium (Norwood Oval), City Mazda Stadium (Richmond Oval), Gliderol Stadium (Glenelg Oval), Hickinbotham Oval (Noarl Oval Hickinbotham Oval), (Glenelg Stadium Gliderol Oval), (Richmond Mazda Stadium City Oval), (Norwood Coopers Stadium Glenelg v South Adelaide Gliderol Oval 4:45pm Sturt v South Adelaide Peter Motley Oval 11:40am Norwood v Eagles Coopers Stadium 11:40am West Adelaide v Norwood City Mazda Stadium 5:00pm West Adelaide v Glenelg City Mazda Stadium 11:40am West Adelaide v Central District City Mazda Stadium 11:40am ROUND 4 ROUND 5 ROUND 6 Friday April 15 Saturday April 23 Saturday April 30 West Adelaide v Eagles City Mazda Stadium 5:00pm Central District v Sturt My Money House Oval 11:40am Eagles v North Adelaide Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval 11:40am Oval) (Unley Oval Motley Peter Oval), (Elizabeth Oval House My Money Oval), (Woodville Oval Hyundai Thiem Maughan Saturday April 16 Eagles v Glenelg Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval 11:40am Glenelg v Central District Gliderol Stadium 11:40am Glenelg v Norwood Gliderol Stadium 11:40am North Adelaide v West Adelaide Prospect Oval 11:40am Norwood v Sturt Coopers Stadium 11:40am South Adelaide v Central District Hickinbotham Oval 11:40am South Adelaide v Norwood Hickinbotham Oval 11:40am West Adelaide v South Adelaide City Mazda Stadium 11:40am Sturt v North Adelaide Peter Motley Oval 11:40am ROUND 7 MAJOR ROUND NAB AFL U16 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday May 7 Saturday June 25 Central District v Norwood My Money House Oval 11:40am State U16s v Western Australia AAMI Stadium TBA ELIMINATION SEMI FINALS - THURSDAY MAY 12 Eagles v South Adelaide Maughan Thiem Hyundai Oval 11:40am Monday July 4 Glenelg v North Adelaide Gliderol Stadium 11:40am GRAND FINAL - SATURDAY MAY 21 State U16s v Victoria Metro Gold Coast TBA Sunday May 8 Friday July 8 Sturt v West Adelaide Peter Motley Oval 11:40am State U16s v Victoria Country Gold Coast TBA PREL unga Oval), .

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