Shepparton's Nik Rokahr, Deniliquin's Jack Henderson and Moama's Aidyn Johnson have finished up their year after the SANFL's round 14 action.
Rokahr featured in Norwood's tense 10-point loss to West Adelaide at Coopers Stadium on Friday night.
Despite knowing their finals fate before the round, Norwood's loss to the bottom-ranked Bloods was a disappointing end to the campaign.
The Redlegs finished the year in fifth spot on the ladder with six wins to their name.
Rokahr - a 2018 premiership Bear - collected 22 disposals, seven marks and four clearances in the 6.11 (47) to 8.9 (57) defeat.
The former GVL gun capped off a year where he starred in his first season in the SANFL - which included a match-wining goal after the siren.
Meanwhile, Henderson and Johnson were both unable to help Sturt end its season on a high.
With finals out of the equation, Sturt suffered a narrow 13-point defeat to finals-bound Glenelg.
Henderson was down on his usual efforts for the Blues and could only manage 17 disposals, four tackles, and four clearances.
Johnson had a tough day up forward and managed seven touches for the game.
● Elsewhere, Finley product Eloise Ashley-Cooper starred for Queanbeyan in the AFL Canberra senior women's league.
Ashley-Cooper was best-afield for the Tigers in their semi-final win over Belconnen.
The former Finley youth girl premiership winner had the ball on a string in the 53-point demolition win.
The victory sends Queanbeyan directly to the grand final.
● Lastly, the Northern Territory Football League starts up this weekend.
A host of the region's star footballers have headed north for the competition as they look to strengthen their football credentials.
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