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This weekend’s Heritage Round isn’t just about the past, it’s about three defining premierships that shaped who we are. In ’75, ’85 and ’05, Southport didn’t just win, we made history. Now we honour the players, the moments, and the...
Southport suffered a heartbreaking six-point loss to the Swans in Round 13, despite leading by 44 points late in the third quarter. Sydney surged home in wet conditions to snatch victory at Fankhauser Reserve.
Southport piled on 37 goals in a powerhouse performance against Yeronga, with 19 goal kickers and a big show of team-first footy.
Three generations. One club. Joe Kennedy’s VFL debut adds a powerful new chapter to a football legacy that spans decades—and it all began at Moorabbin.
The Sharks were all bite at RSEA Park, bursting out of the blocks with four unanswered goals and never looking back. With key performances across the ground and a rock-solid defensive effort, Southport notched their fourth straight win.
A 75-point win in the Seniors, a 104-point shutout in the Reserves, and plenty of Sharks flair on display — Round 9 was all bite and no let-up at Hickey Park!
A big day out at Fankhauser saw the Sharks fire on all fronts, notching up back-to-back wins over Moreton Bay. Tayla Gregory and Melita Watts lit up the scoreboard, with four goals apiece in a full-team effort.
Southport surged to a 58-point win over Maroochydore in a wet-weather masterclass on the Sunshine Coast in Round 7.
Hugh Dixon was the standout in Southport’s Round 10 away win over the Northern Bullants, earning the Alex Aurrichio Medal with a dominant display.
