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Binder's final quarter blitz carries Norwood to SANFL flag

Norwood beat Sturt by 14 points to claim their 32nd SANFL premiership at Adelaide Oval.

Tristan Binder swung the match with four goals in the final quarter. Binder kicked a soccer from 30m, a bouncing shot near the boundary line, and two more inside the final minutes.

Midfielder Baynen Lowe won the Jack Oatey Medal with 27 disposals and two goals. Coach Jade Sheedy claimed his third flag in just his second season at Norwood.

Norwood won their third consecutive Grand Final against Sturt, extending their dominance in the rivalry. 38,340 fans at Adelaide Oval watched the Redlegs return to premiership glory.

32nd for Norwood
Premiership number
38,340
Crowd at Adelaide Oval
27 with 2 goals
Baynen Lowe's disposals
Third in second season
Sheedy's titles as coach

Why it mattersNorwood returns to SANFL glory after two years of disappointment, with a dominant late-game performance that ended Sturt's premiership dreams.

AustraliaSouth Australia's biggest football moment of the year, with Norwood's 32nd flag capping a dominant season.

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