Plympton showcased their strength against Kilburn in the Adelaide Footy League match held at Plympton Oval on July 4, 2026. The home side's relentless pressure and superior skill set the tone for the match, leading to a comprehensive victory that highlighted their capabilities as a formidable contender in the league.
Final Scores
Plympton | 3.4 (22) | 10.7 (67) | 15.9 (99) | 19.15 (129)
Kilburn | 1.2 (8) | 5.2 (32) | 6.5 (41) | 7.8 (50)
MATCH SUMMARY
In the first quarter, Plympton established an early lead, scoring 3 goals and 4 behinds to Kilburn's solitary goal and 2 behinds. The home side's ability to control the ball and create scoring opportunities was evident, as they took a 14-point lead into the first break, setting the stage for their dominant performance.
The second quarter saw Plympton ramp up their scoring, adding 7 goals and 3 behinds while Kilburn managed 4 goals and 2 behinds. Plympton's relentless attack and strong midfield play allowed them to extend their lead significantly, finishing the half with a commanding 35-point advantage. The home side's ability to win contested ball and execute inside 50s effectively was a key factor in their dominance.
As the match progressed into the third quarter, Plympton continued to assert their authority, scoring 5 goals and 2 behinds compared to Kilburn's 1 goal and 3 behinds. The home team’s defence held strong, limiting Kilburn’s scoring opportunities while their forwards capitalised on the chances created. By the end of the third quarter, Plympton had built a substantial lead of 58 points, leaving Kilburn with a mountain to climb in the final term.
In the final quarter, Plympton maintained their momentum, adding another 4 goals and 6 behinds to their tally. Kilburn managed to score 1 goal and 3 behinds, but it was not enough to make a significant impact. Plympton's ability to control the tempo of the game and their efficient scoring saw them finish the match with a resounding 79-point victory, cementing their status as a team to watch in the competition.
FINAL WRAP-UP
Plympton's performance was characterised by their strong ball movement and effective use of the forward line, which allowed them to dominate Kilburn throughout the match. Their ability to win clearances and contested ball was evident, and they capitalised on their opportunities with precision. Kilburn, while showing moments of resilience, struggled to match the intensity and skill of their opponents, ultimately falling short in a match that highlighted the disparity in form between the two sides.
Cody Gill was a standout for Kilburn, managing to score 3 goals and demonstrating his ability to find space and create scoring opportunities. However, despite his efforts, the team as a whole could not find the consistency needed to challenge Plympton effectively.
BEST PLAYERS
Plympton: Brodie Mcleod, Nathan Ellis, Jay Boyle, Michael Charles, Caleb Tregenza
Kilburn: Miles Brooks, Noah Algate, Nick Pearce, Jackson Ryan, Cody Gill
GOAL SCORERS
Plympton: Jay Boyle (3), Luka Jackway (3), Harrison Boyle (2), Reuben Brookes (2), Edward Faulkner (2), Carter Norman (2), Jack Bonutto (1), Nathan Caruso (1), Brett Connor (1), Brodie McLeod (1), Lachie Stoddard (1)
Kilburn: Cody Gill (3), Anthony Wilson (1), Jason Sandercock (1), Andrew Wright (1), Brayden Lauder (1)
PLAYED AT
Plympton Oval
By Scarlett Murphy