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Jenkins happy with new home

EX-SWAN Hill local Josh Jenkins has opened up about life outside of football in Adelaide after signing a long-term contract extension with the Adelaide Football Club.

Last week the club announced Jenkins, 27, re-signed with the club on a five-year deal, keeping him in Crows colours until the end of 2021.

The former Swan Hill resident was stoked to be able to stay with the Crows — for whom he has played all his Australian Football League (AFL) career — for what is likely to be the rest of his footballing days.

However, Jenkins told The Guardian he also felt embraced by the city of Adelaide and was well-entrenched there.

His decision to stay in the “City of Churches” was made with long-term partner Hannah Delmenico, who moved over to Adelaide from Swan Hill along with Jenkins.

“It’s probably the comfortable, laid-back living,” Jenkins said. 

For more on this story, grab a copy of Monday’s Guardian (July 25).

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