2026 Hostplus SANFLW Pocket Profile – Woodville-West Torrens

20 February 2025

Finished – 2nd (Lost Grand Final)

Record – 12 wins, 2 losses (minor round)

1 win, 1 loss (finals)

Best and fairest

Leah Cutting

Runner up Best and Fairest

Zahlia Newmann

3rd Best and Fairest 

Lucy Moore

Leading Goalkicker

Klaudia O’Neill (24 goals)

Trademark Player

Zahlia Newmann

Friday Lunch Group Award

Imogen Trengove

Best Defender

Zahlia Newmann

Best First Year Player

Maia Freemantle

Development League Best & Fairest 

Cleo Simpson

Development League Trademark

Zoe MacGill-Rankin

The Advertiser SANFLW Team of the Year – Klaudia O’Neill (Full Forward), Imogen Trengove (Half-Forward Flank), Christina Leuzzi (Centre, Captain), Maia Freemantle (Half-Back Flank), Lucy Moore (Interchange), Narelle Smith (Coach).

COMING

Tahlita Buethke (Norwood), Jiarna Zerella (Norwood), Marie Martino (Glenelg), Jedah Huf (Kybybolite).

GOING

Imogen Trengove (Collingwood AFLW), Christina Leuzzi (Adelaide AFLW), Ashley Baker (Norwood), Olivia Evans (South Adelaide), Audrey Holt (North Adelaide), Julia Watson (North Adelaide).

Sunday March 29

Central District v Woodville-West Torrens | X Convenience Oval |1.50pm

Friday April 3

South Adelaide v Woodville-West Torrens | Magain Stadium |11.40am

Hailing from a farm in Victoria’s south-west, Jedah Huf is sure to slot in nicely to the Eagles’ side this season. 

Huf, who most recently played for Kybybolite in the Limestone Coast Women’s Football League, has typically played in the ruck or through the midfield, but sees herself lining up in defence for the Eagles in 2026.

A natural-born leader with great footy IQ, Huf will make an immediate impact as Woodville-West Torrens searches for its first Hostplus SANFLW League premiership this year.