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O'Keefe ready to go at Panthers
HE won’t admit it, but South Adelaide recruit Guy O’Keefe was pretty stiff not to get an AFL game last season.
In his second year on the Western Bulldogs’ list, the 20-year-old played every game at VFL club Williamstown and was named in the best players on 12 occasions.
But with the Bulldogs overloaded with small, pacy midfield/half-forward types and pushing hard for a Grand Final spot, O’Keefe found himself locked out of the side.
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Panthers focus on kids health
A PROGRAM encouraging children to eat healthily and to be active will be launched by South Adelaide Football Club in 20 local schools in term two.
The Panthers Be Your Best program will involve boys and girls in Years 4 and 5 at southern schools not involved in the club’s zone school football league.
“The aim of the program is to provide schools that don’t have football programs with the opportunity to learn a little bit about football in a fun environment that touches on active lifestyles and healthy eating,” SAFC chief executive Ben Kavenagh said.
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Panthers signings for 2010
The South Adelaide Football Club is pleased to announce the following signings for the 2010 season:
Guy O’Keefe – A 185cm forward/midfielder on the Western Bulldogs list for the past two seasons who hasn’t missed a game at VFL affiliate Williamstown. The 20 year-old skilful left-footer played 43 games in a row at VFL level kicking 51 goals. Guy recently completed the full pre-season at Geelong prior to the rookie draft.
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