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AFL Year 9A2 B Merged Draw 2021 SAAS Football - merged year 9A2 & 9B programmes 3 May 2021 Round Home Team Away Team Venue Hr Min 8-May-21 Round 1 Trinity College 2 Christian Brothers College Trinity College Main Oval 8 45 Round 1 St Peters College Pulteney Grammar St Peters College Wilson Oval 8 45 Round 1 Marryatville High School St Pauls College Marryatville High School 8 45 Round 1 Cardijn College Marryatville High School Cardijn College 10 30 Round 1 Adelaide High School Gleeson College Adelaide High School 8 45 Round 1 Scotch College Westminster School Scotch College Main Oval 10 30 Round 1 Trinity College 1 Sacred Heart College Trinity College Waldeck Oval 8 45 15-May Round 2 Christian Brothers College Marryatville High School CBC Main Oval 10 30 Round 2 Cardijn College St Peters College Cardijn College 10 30 Round 2 Adelaide High School St Pauls College Adelaide High School 8 45 Round 2 Scotch College Mercedes College Scotch College Main Oval 8 45 Round 2 Sacred Heart College Gleeson College Sacred Heart College Marcellin Campus Oval 8 45 Round 2 Westminster School Trinity College 1 Westminster School Main Oval 8 45 Round 2 Trinity College 2 Pulteney Grammar Trinity College Main Oval 10 30 22-May Round 3 St Peters College Trinity College 2 St Peters College Caterers Oval 8 45 Round 3 St Pauls College Christian Brothers College St Pauls College Main Oval 8 45 Round 3 Pulteney Grammar Mercedes College Pulteney Grammar venue tbc 10 30 Round 3 Gleeson College Marryatville High School Unknown 8 45 Round 3 Westminster School Cardijn College Westminster School Main Oval 8 45 Round 3 Trinity College 1 Adelaide High School Trinity College Main Oval 8 45 Round 3 Sacred Heart College Scotch College Sacred Heart College - Champagnat Oval 8 45 29-May Round 4 Scotch College Trinity College 2 Scotch College Main Oval 8 45 Round 4 Adelaide High School Sacred Heart College Adelaide High School 8 45 Round 4 Cardijn College Trinity College 1 Cardijn College 8 45 Round 4 Marryatville High School Westminster School Marryatville High School 8 45 Round 4 Pulteney Grammar Gleeson College Pulteney Grammar School - Atkinson Oval 7-12 8 45 Round 4 Christian Brothers College Mercedes College CBC Main Oval 8 45 Round 4 St Pauls College St Peters College St Pauls College Main Oval 8 45 5-Jun Round 5 St Pauls College Trinity College 2 St Pauls College Main Oval 10 30 Round 5 Mercedes College St Peters College Mercedes College Kingswood Oval 8 45 Round 5 Gleeson College Christian Brothers College Unknown 8 45 Round 5 Westminster School Pulteney Grammar Westminster School Western Oval 8 45 Round 5 Trinity College 1 Marryatville High School Trinity College Waldeck Oval 8 45 Round 5 Sacred Heart College Cardijn College Sacred Heart College Marcellin War Memorial Oval 8 45 Round 5 Adelaide High School Scotch College Adelaide High School 8 45 19-Jun Round 6 Trinity College 2 Adelaide High School Trinity College Main Oval 10 30 Round 6 Cardijn College Scotch College Cardijn College 1030 Round 6 Marryatville High School Sacred Heart College Marryatville High School 8 45 Round 6 Pulteney Grammar Trinity College 1 Pulteney Grammar School - Atkinson Oval 7-12 8 45 Round 6 Christian Brothers College Westminster School CBC Main Oval 10 30 Round 6 St Peters College Gleeson College Unknown 12 0 Round 6 St Pauls College Mercedes College St Pauls College Main Oval 8 45 26-Jun Round 7 Mercedes College Marryatville High School Mercedes College Kingswood Oval 8 45 Round 7 Sacred Heart College Bye Unknown 845 24-Jul Round 8 Trinity College 2 Cardijn College Trinity College Main Oval 8 45 Round 8 Marryatville High School Adelaide High School Marryatville High School 8 45 Round 8 Pulteney Grammar Scotch College Pulteney Grammar School - Atkinson Oval 7-12 10 30 Round 8 Christian Brothers College Sacred Heart College CBC Main Oval 10 30 Round 8 St Peters College Trinity College 1 St Peters College Wilson Oval 10 30 Round 8 St Pauls College Westminster School St Pauls College Main Oval 8 45 Round 8 Mercedes College Gleeson College Mercedes College Kingswood Oval 10 30 31-Jul Round 9 Gleeson College Trinity College 2 Unknown 8 45 Round 9 Westminster School Mercedes College Westminster School Main Oval 8 45 Round 9 Trinity College 1 St Pauls College Trinity College Main Oval 10 30 Round 9 Sacred Heart College St Peters College Sacred Heart College - Champagnat Oval 10 30 Round 9 Christian Brothers College Scotch College CBC Main Oval 8 45 Round 9 Adelaide High School Pulteney Grammar Adelaide High School 8 45 Round 9 Cardijn College Marryatville High School Cardijn College 8 45 7-Aug Round 10 Trinity College 2 Marryatville High School Trinity College Waldeck Oval 8 45 Round 10 Pulteney Grammar Cardijn College Pulteney Grammar School - Atkinson Oval 7-12 8 45 Round 10 Christian Brothers College Adelaide High School CBC Main Oval 8 45 Round 10 St Peters College Scotch College St Peters College Caterers Oval 10 30 Round 10 St Pauls College Sacred Heart College St Pauls College Main Oval 10 30 Round 10 Mercedes College Trinity College 1 Mercedes College Kingswood Oval 8 45 Round 10 Gleeson College Westminster School Unknown 8 45 14-Aug Round 11 Cardijn College Christian Brothers College Cardijn College 8 45 Round 11 Adelaide High School St Peters College Adelaide High School 8 45 Round 11 Scotch College St Pauls College Scotch College Main Oval 8 45 Round 11 Sacred Heart College Mercedes College Sacred Heart College - Champagnat Oval 10 30 Round 11 Trinity College 1 Gleeson College Trinity College Main Oval 10 30 Round 11 Westminster School Trinity College 2 Westminster School Western Oval 8 45 Round 11 Marryatville High School Pulteney Grammar Marryatville High School 8 45 21-Aug Round 12 Gleeson College Cardijn College Unknown 8 45 Round 12 Marryatville High School Mercedes College Marryatville High School 8 45 Round 12 Trinity College 1 Trinity College 2 Trinity College Main Oval 8 45 Round 12 Pulteney Grammar St Pauls College Pulteney Grammar Harris Oval 8 45 Round 12 Adelaide High School Bye Unknown 845 Round 12 St Peters College Bye Unknown 845 Round 12Scotch College Bye Unknown 845 Round 12 Christian Brothers CollegeBye Unknown 12 0 Round 12 Sacred Heart College Bye Unknown 120 Round 12 Westminster School Bye Unknown 120.
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