2008 NAB Cup

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2008 NAB Cup
AFL pre-season competition
Season 2008
Teams 16
Winners
St Kilda (3rd title)
Matches played 15
Attendance 244,103 (average 16,274 per match)
Michael Tuck Medallist
Jason Gram (St Kilda)

The 2008 NAB Cup was the Australian Football League pre-season competition played in its entirety before the Australian Football League's 2008 Premiership season began. It culminated with the Final played on 8 March 2008 at AAMI Stadium in which St Kilda beat Adelaide by 5 points.


In their continuing attempt to grow Australian football internationally, the AFL played the opening game of the 2008 NAB Cup in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Games


    • 1.1 Round 1


    • 1.2 Quarter Finals


    • 1.3 Semi Finals


    • 1.4 Grand final




  • 2 Knock-Out Chart


  • 3 Scorecard


  • 4 2008 AFL NAB Cup Final Teams


    • 4.1 St Kilda Football Club


    • 4.2 Adelaide Football Club




  • 5 See also


  • 6 References





Games



Round 1






































































































Home team
 Home team score
 Away team
 Away team score
 Ground
 Crowd
 Date
 Time
 Report

Collingwood
 0.7.13 (55)
Adelaide
4.15.10 (136)
Ghantoot Racing and Polo Club[2]
 6,102
 Saturday, 9 February
 1:45 PM 8:45 PM (AEDT)
AFL.com.au

St Kilda
1.15.12 (111)
Richmond
 2.7.11 (71)
Telstra Dome
 23,329
 Friday, 15 February
 7:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Western Bulldogs
1.6.9 (54)
North Melbourne
 1.4.10 (43)
TIO Stadium
 8,256
 Friday, 15 February
 7:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Geelong
5.22.11 (188)
Melbourne
 2.11.5 (89)
Skilled Stadium
 15,000 est.
 Saturday, 16 February
 4:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Port Adelaide
 0.12.13 (85)
Carlton
1.13.13 (100)
AAMI Stadium
 9,133
 Saturday, 16 February
 5:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Essendon
2.11.16 (100)
Brisbane Lions
 2.8.7 (73)
Carrara Stadium
 10,078
 Saturday, 16 February
 7:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Hawthorn
3.2.13 (52)
Sydney
 0.7.8 (50)
Aurora Stadium
 14,778
 Sunday, 17 February
 3:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Fremantle
2.12.14 (104)
West Coast
 1.7.9 (60)
Subiaco Oval
 32,502
 Sunday, 17 February
 7:10 PM
AFL.com.au


Quarter Finals


























































Home team
 Home team score
 Away team
 Away team score
 Ground
 Crowd
 Date
 Time
 Report

Western Bulldogs
 0.8.11 (59)
Essendon
3.12.14 (113)
Telstra Dome
 19,831
 Friday, 22 February
 7:40 PM
AFL.com.au

St Kilda
3.9.10 (91)
Geelong
 3.8.11 (86)
Manuka Oval
 6,825
 Saturday, 23 February
 3:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Hawthorn
4.9.13 (103)
Carlton
 4.3.15 (69)
Telstra Dome
 20,940
 Saturday, 23 February
 7:10 PM
AFL.com.au

Adelaide
1.14.11 (104)
Fremantle
 1.12.6 (87)
AAMI Stadium
 10,394
 Sunday, 24 February
 4:40 PM
AFL.com.au


Semi Finals




































Home team
 Home team score
 Away team
 Away team score
 Ground
 Crowd
 Date
 Time
 Report

Essendon
 1.12.10 (91)
St Kilda
1.12.13 (94)
Telstra Dome
 26,079
 Friday, 29 February
 7:40 PM
AFL.com.au

Adelaide
2.13.11 (107)
Hawthorn
 1.11.9 (84)
AAMI Stadium
 14,033
 Saturday, 1 March
 6:40 PM
AFL.com.au


Grand final

























Home team
 Home team score
 Away team
 Away team score
 Ground
 Crowd
 Date
 Time
 Report

Adelaide
 0.9.10 (64)
St Kilda
2.7.9 (69)
AAMI Stadium
 26,823
 Saturday, 8 March
 6:50 PM
AFL.com.au


Knock-Out Chart



















































































































































































































































































































































































Round One
 Quarterfinals
 Semifinals
 Final


Western Bulldogs
1
6
9
54


North Melbourne
 1
 4
 10
 43


Western Bulldogs
 0
 8
 11
 59


Essendon
2
11
16
100


Essendon
3
12
14
113


Brisbane Lions
 2
 8
 7
 73


Essendon
 1
 12
 10
 91


St Kilda
1
15
12
111


St Kilda
1
12
13
94


Richmond
 2
 7
 11
 71


St Kilda
3
9
10
91


Geelong
5
22
10
188


Geelong
 3
 8
 11
 86


Melbourne
 2
 11
 5
 89


Adelaide
 0
 9
 10
 64


Hawthorn
3
2
13
52


St Kilda
2
7
9
69


Sydney
 0
 7
 8
 50


Hawthorn
4
9
13
103


Port Adelaide
 0
 12
 13
 85


Carlton
 4
 3
 15
 69


Carlton
1
13
13
100


Adelaide
2
13
11
107


Collingwood
 0
 7
 13
 55


Hawthorn
 1
 11
 9
 84


Adelaide
4
15
10
136


Adelaide
1
14
11
104


Fremantle
2
12
14
104


Fremantle
 1
 12
 6
 87


West Coast
 2
 7
 9
 60


Scorecard























































































Adelaide vs St Kilda
Team
 Q1
 Q2
 Q3
 Final

Adelaide
 0.1.4 (10)
 0.2.9 (21)
 0.6.10 (46)
 0.9.10 (64)

St Kilda
 0.0.4 (4)
 1.2.5 (26)
 2.4.7 (49)
 2.7.9 (69)

Venue:
AAMI Stadium, Adelaide
Date:
 8 March 2008 – 6:50PM ACDT
Attendance:
 26,823
Umpires:
Michael Vozzo, Dean Margetts, Brett Rosebury
Goal scorers:
Adelaide
Goals: 4: Tippett
2: Burton
1: Douglas, Goodwin, van Berlo

St Kilda
Goals: 3: Milne
2: Riewoldt
1: Schneider, Gram, Koschitzke, X Clarke
Best:
Adelaide
Johncock, Tippett, van Berlo, Rutten, Porplyzia, Symes

St Kilda
Gram, Schneider, Milne, Harvey, Ball, King, Hayes
Reports:
 nil
Injuries:
 nil

Coin toss winner:
St Kilda

Michael Tuck Medal:
Jason Gram, St Kilda
Australian television broadcaster:
Network Ten

National Anthem:



2008 AFL NAB Cup Final Teams



St Kilda Football Club

























































St Kilda Football Club 2008 AFL NAB Cup Champions Team

B:
Sam Gilbert
Samuel Fisher
Steven Baker

HB:
Jason Gram
Leigh Fisher
Jarryn Geary

C:
Aaron Fiora
Lenny Hayes
Jason Blake

HF:
Stephen Milne
Nick Riewoldt
Xavier Clarke

F:
Adam Schneider
Justin Koschitzke (Captain)
Charlie Gardiner

Foll:
Michael Gardiner
Clinton Jones
Luke Ball

Int:
Steven King - Leigh Montagna
Raphael Clarke - David Armitage
Shane Birss - Nick Dal Santo


Robert Harvey - Jarryd Allen


Coach:
Ross Lyon


Adelaide Football Club

























































Adelaide Football Club 2008 AFL NAB Cup Final Team

B:
Graham Johncock
Ben Rutten
Scott Stevens

HB:
Brad Symes
Nathan Bock
Nathan Bassett

C:
Andrew McLeod
Scott Thompson
Nathan Van Berlo

HF:
Jason Porplyzia
Kurt Tippett
Simon Goodwin

F:
Bernie Vince
Ken McGregor
Brett Burton

Foll:
Ivan Maric
Brent Reilly
Michael Doughty

Int:
Brad Moran - Jonathon Griffin
Tyson Edwards - Robert Shirley
David Mackay - Chris Knights


Richard Douglas - Bryce Campbell


Coach:
Neil Craig


See also



  • List of Australian Football League night premiers

  • 2008 AFL season



References





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