You never know when opportunity will arise
13.07.19 12:23NEAFLCoach's ColumnThe chance for our young talent to be exposed to the AFL environment is invaluable.
The chance for our young talent to be exposed to the AFL environment is invaluable.
NT Thunder Premiership player and 2015 Club Champion Richard Tambling has retired from NEAFL football effective immediately.
Reeves was unreservedly excited about the locally born and bred talent pulling the Thunder jumper on for the first time.
NT Thunder Football Club (NTFC) met with Ben Taylor on Thursday afternoon to inform him of a club-imposed sanction following Sunday’s events, where he failed a random alcohol breath test.
The Thunder women see some key names come off the injury list this week, while the men came away mostly unscathed, picking up only two minor injuries.
The Weetra family is another of those Darwin families with a long history of footy success in the NT and Daniel is aware that his place in the Thunder squad continues that unfinished story.
NT Thunder Football Club (NTFC) has been informed by senior-listed player, Benjamin Taylor that he returned a blood alcohol reading of 0.063 per cent after being stopped for a random breath test in Jingili on Sunday morning.
NT Thunder has continued its recent resurgent form, getting to within two points of third-placed Sydney in the final quarter of their Round 14 NEAFL match before succumbing by 19 points.
After a hard-fought loss to Southport in trying conditions last weekend, the team will go into the NEAFL’s Round 14 with four dynamic players returning to the line-up.
The Thunder women are the walking wounded this week with four concussions sustained in the Round 8 game.
Thunder gets the perfect opportunity to back up last week’s strong performance up at home on TIO Stadium in Darwin against third-placed Sydney in Round 14 on Saturday night
NT Thunder has gone down in brave fashion to reigning premier and 2019 contender Southport by just 15 points at Fankhauser Reserve in the NEAFL’s Round 13
Injuries have been a constant for us throughout the year and to be successful more often than not there is a lot of luck along the way, especially on this front.
NT Thunder welcomes Damian Williams back into the fold and into the team for his first game with the club since 2017.
NT Thunder regrets to advise that Andrew Hodges, Manager of NT Thunder has resigned from his position to take some time out and step away to focus on his family and other personal ventures.