I noticed Jacob Dawson got 27 disposals pretty good from our academy, did he look good?
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See Bods GCS Fan really really knows his shit. I guarantee he's been watching the game for 30+ years.
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I think this year, matching it with mature players has gotta increase his draft stocks.
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Agreed. Gives me the shits when a player performs really well in the 2s, then they get played in the seniors in a different position. Next minute they're dropped for underperforming. NO SHIT SHERLOCK
Brodie as well - recruited as a pure inside mid, performs exceptionaly in the JLT, finally cracks the team mid year and gets played forward not mid, then dropped after 2 games. Stupid. At least rotate them through for quarters
That's because the bloke Coaching is doing so to save his job in the short term. Development is not in his interests. Number 1 is to stay on the GC in 2018.
But that has backfired anyway.
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GOLD COAST
B: 49. Sam Davidson 57. Kwaybe Boakye 39. Ryan Davis
HB: 43. Max Spencer 31. Keegan Brooksby 34. Mackenzie Willis
C: 38. Jesse Joyce 41. Will Brodie 36. Josh Schoenfeld
HF: 51. Nick Kempe 2. Jarrad Grant 44. Darcy Macpherson
F: 52. Jacob Dawson 15. Dan Currie 40. Brad Scheer
Foll: 22. Tom Nicholls 14. Mitch Hallahan 56. Daniel Charlesworth
Inter: 53. Connor Nutting 60. Brayden Crossley 47. Cooper Portelli 54. Brodie Foster
Emer: 45. Dirk Koenen 50. Kai Sheers
In: 49. Sam Davidson 51. Nick Kempe 57. Kwaybe Boakye 54. Brodie Foster 56. Daniel Charlesworth 22. Tom Nicholls 47. Cooper Portelli
Out: 37. Jack Scrimshaw (AFL) 7. Jesse Lonergan (AFL) 8. Brayden Fiorini (AFL) 49. Bailey Scott (injured) 55. Jacob Heron (unavailable) 45. Harry Simmington (injured) 21. Jack Leslie (injured)
B: 49. Sam Davidson 57. Kwaybe Boakye 39. Ryan Davis
HB: 43. Max Spencer 31. Keegan Brooksby 34. Mackenzie Willis
C: 38. Jesse Joyce 41. Will Brodie 36. Josh Schoenfeld
HF: 51. Nick Kempe 2. Jarrad Grant 44. Darcy Macpherson
F: 52. Jacob Dawson 15. Dan Currie 40. Brad Scheer
Foll: 22. Tom Nicholls 14. Mitch Hallahan 56. Daniel Charlesworth
Inter: 53. Connor Nutting 60. Brayden Crossley 47. Cooper Portelli 54. Brodie Foster
Emer: 45. Dirk Koenen 50. Kai Sheers
In: 49. Sam Davidson 51. Nick Kempe 57. Kwaybe Boakye 54. Brodie Foster 56. Daniel Charlesworth 22. Tom Nicholls 47. Cooper Portelli
Out: 37. Jack Scrimshaw (AFL) 7. Jesse Lonergan (AFL) 8. Brayden Fiorini (AFL) 49. Bailey Scott (injured) 55. Jacob Heron (unavailable) 45. Harry Simmington (injured) 21. Jack Leslie (injured)
Gee there's not many blokes left in the 2's that I'd like to see back in the 1st's.
Was just wondering if by chance anyone will be at the neafl today and able to send a couple of updates?
Suns win 98 to 40. Hallahan had 36 disposals, Brodie 30. Schoenfeld kicked 3
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Academy support was great - some good talent in that bunch. Led from start to finish .....
Furthers the case that we should build our own team around locals. 3 Ex Palm Beach players named in NEAFL bests - 3 other PBC Academy boys also played.
Think this will get more Gold Coast locals watching the Suns....
Palm Beach Lions won all grades today in QAFL comp...
Yeah that's the way
Go Palm Beach!!!
PBC High School has a Girls academy too now and I have only seen them briefly when walking past Salk Oval walking the dog however I can report they have maybe about 40 girls in the squad and some have pretty good skills.
It's a great set up down my way.
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Suns have high hopes for teenager Dirk Koenen after his impressive NEAFL debut
Terry Wilson, terry.wilson@news.com.au, Gold Coast Bulletin
July 24, 2017 12:00am
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A ROOKIE originally from the Magnetic Island Magpies has caught the attention of the Gold Coast Suns after an impressive NEAFL debut.
Dirk Koenen, now 17, played in defence for the Suns reserves who had a big win against struggling Southport at Fankhauser Reserve on Saturday, taking the points by 14.14 (98) to 6.4 (40).
Coach Steve Daniel was encouraged by the ability of Koenen, who was a member of the Suns Townsville academy when he was playing for the Hermit Park Tigers seniors.
“He was really good, he had a fantastic debut in defence,” Daniel said.
“We were more than happy with him because he had 16 disposals and seven marks.’
Koenen first came to prominence when awarded the Troy Clarke Scholarship, in memory of the late Brisbane Bears player who died suddenly in 2013 at the age of 44.
The youngster had an interrupted early season when he broke a collarbone but is now set to continue to develop with the Suns in the NEAFL for the rest of the season.
Suns academy manager Jason Torney said Palm beach-Currumbin High student Koenen “has talent”.
Gold Coast Suns hopeful Dirk Koenen
Other bright signs for the Suns, who are set for a rebuilding phase if AFL results are any guide, were three local products Jesse Joyce, Max Spencer and Brad Scheer, all PBC Lions junior products.
Daniel said he was thankful to get the win that keeps the Suns right in the race for the title.
It was important, Daniel said, to get the win when they had fewer listed players to call on than normal.
“We’ve been averaging 16 or 17 listed players most of the year and all of a sudden we had only 11 for Saturday,” he said.
“And you go in with 12 academy kids and you have to change your game plan.”
Although the Sharks made a match of it, getting to within a goal during the second and third quarters but falling off badly in the final stanza when the Suns kicked 5.5 to 1.1.
Southport’s attack was kept to just 2.2 after half-time.
Former Sun Andrew Boston was the pick of the Sharks, along with defender Nick Crowley and another ex-Sun Seb Tape in the middle.
Terry Wilson, terry.wilson@news.com.au, Gold Coast Bulletin
July 24, 2017 12:00am
Subscriber only
A ROOKIE originally from the Magnetic Island Magpies has caught the attention of the Gold Coast Suns after an impressive NEAFL debut.
Dirk Koenen, now 17, played in defence for the Suns reserves who had a big win against struggling Southport at Fankhauser Reserve on Saturday, taking the points by 14.14 (98) to 6.4 (40).
Coach Steve Daniel was encouraged by the ability of Koenen, who was a member of the Suns Townsville academy when he was playing for the Hermit Park Tigers seniors.
“He was really good, he had a fantastic debut in defence,” Daniel said.
“We were more than happy with him because he had 16 disposals and seven marks.’
Koenen first came to prominence when awarded the Troy Clarke Scholarship, in memory of the late Brisbane Bears player who died suddenly in 2013 at the age of 44.
The youngster had an interrupted early season when he broke a collarbone but is now set to continue to develop with the Suns in the NEAFL for the rest of the season.
Suns academy manager Jason Torney said Palm beach-Currumbin High student Koenen “has talent”.
Gold Coast Suns hopeful Dirk Koenen
Other bright signs for the Suns, who are set for a rebuilding phase if AFL results are any guide, were three local products Jesse Joyce, Max Spencer and Brad Scheer, all PBC Lions junior products.
Daniel said he was thankful to get the win that keeps the Suns right in the race for the title.
It was important, Daniel said, to get the win when they had fewer listed players to call on than normal.
“We’ve been averaging 16 or 17 listed players most of the year and all of a sudden we had only 11 for Saturday,” he said.
“And you go in with 12 academy kids and you have to change your game plan.”
Although the Sharks made a match of it, getting to within a goal during the second and third quarters but falling off badly in the final stanza when the Suns kicked 5.5 to 1.1.
Southport’s attack was kept to just 2.2 after half-time.
Former Sun Andrew Boston was the pick of the Sharks, along with defender Nick Crowley and another ex-Sun Seb Tape in the middle.
Suns have high hopes for teenager Dirk Koenen after his impressive NEAFL debut
Terry Wilson, terry.wilson@news.com.au, Gold Coast Bulletin
July 24, 2017 12:00am
Subscriber only
A ROOKIE originally from the Magnetic Island Magpies has caught the attention of the Gold Coast Suns after an impressive NEAFL debut.
Dirk Koenen, now 17, played in defence for the Suns reserves who had a big win against struggling Southport at Fankhauser Reserve on Saturday, taking the points by 14.14 (98) to 6.4 (40).
Coach Steve Daniel was encouraged by the ability of Koenen, who was a member of the Suns Townsville academy when he was playing for the Hermit Park Tigers seniors.
“He was really good, he had a fantastic debut in defence,” Daniel said.
“We were more than happy with him because he had 16 disposals and seven marks.’
Koenen first came to prominence when awarded the Troy Clarke Scholarship, in memory of the late Brisbane Bears player who died suddenly in 2013 at the age of 44.
The youngster had an interrupted early season when he broke a collarbone but is now set to continue to develop with the Suns in the NEAFL for the rest of the season.
Suns academy manager Jason Torney said Palm beach-Currumbin High student Koenen “has talent”.
Gold Coast Suns hopeful Dirk Koenen
Other bright signs for the Suns, who are set for a rebuilding phase if AFL results are any guide, were three local products Jesse Joyce, Max Spencer and Brad Scheer, all PBC Lions junior products.
Daniel said he was thankful to get the win that keeps the Suns right in the race for the title.
It was important, Daniel said, to get the win when they had fewer listed players to call on than normal.
“We’ve been averaging 16 or 17 listed players most of the year and all of a sudden we had only 11 for Saturday,” he said.
“And you go in with 12 academy kids and you have to change your game plan.”
Although the Sharks made a match of it, getting to within a goal during the second and third quarters but falling off badly in the final stanza when the Suns kicked 5.5 to 1.1.
Southport’s attack was kept to just 2.2 after half-time.
Former Sun Andrew Boston was the pick of the Sharks, along with defender Nick Crowley and another ex-Sun Seb Tape in the middle.
Love seeing the PBC boys coming through.
I've seen the girls academy doing their training too and it could prove a gold mine as well if we get an AFLW licence in a few years.
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Gold Coast Suns (5th) v GIANTS (10th) at Metricon Stadium, 3.45pm
*This match will be streamed live on NEAFL TV (youtube.com/northeastafl)
*Live Champion Data statistics available on the Official NEAFL App
GOLD COAST
B: 58. Caleb Graham 43. Max Spencer 39. Ryan Davis
HB: 29. Jack Bowes 18. Trent McKenzie 34. Mackenzie Willis
C: 56. Daniel Charlesworth 41. Will Brodie 36. Josh Schoenfeld
HF: 47. Bailey Scott 2. Jarrad Grant 57. Timakoi Bowie
F: 52. Jacob Dawson 15. Dan Currie 40. Brad Scheer
Foll: 31. Keegan Brooksby 14. Mitch Hallahan 7. Jesse Lonergan
Inter: 53. Connor Nutting 60. Brayden Crossley 54. Brodie Foster 55. Jacob Heron
Emer: 50. Kai Sheers 45. Dirk Koenen 51. Nick Kempe
In: 55. Jacob Heron 31. Keegan Brooksby 7. Jesse Lonergan 29. Jack Bowes 57. Timakoi Bowie 18. Trent McKenzie 47. Bailey Scott 58. Caleb Graham
Out: 57. Kwaybe Boakye 47. Cooper Portelli 45. Dirk Koenen 50. Kai Sheers 51. Nick Kempe (all omitted) 22. Tom Nicholls (injured) 38. Jesse Joyce (AFL)
GIANTS
B: 44. Will Taylor 39. Tim Mohr 48. Reed Stevens
HB: 54. Jack Buckley 42. Jake Stein 51. Nick Shipley
C: 13. Isaac Cumming 7. Brett Deledio 50. Jack Powell
HF: 40. Ty Evans 53. Lachlan Tanner 33. Lachlan Tiziani
F: 46. Ben McGinness 52. Matthew Walker 47. Nathan Richards
Foll: 30. Matt Flynn 28. Zach Sproule 2. Jacob Hopper
Inter: 27. Harry Himmelberg 25. Tendai Mzungu 38. Daniel Lloyd 49. Rhys Pollock 21. James Peatling
Emer: 45. Nathan Coxall
In: 44. Will Taylor 40. Ty Evans 45. Nathan Coxall 46. Ben McGinness 49. Rhys Pollock 53. Lachlan Tanner 21. James Peatling 2. Jacob Hopper 39. Tim Mohr
Out: 3. Stephen Coniglio (AFL) 45. Jake Gaynor 55. Kieren Briggs 48. Brendan Myers 39. Alex Paech 54. Riley Budd 53. Laine Fitzgerald 46. Jy Lane (all omitted)
*This match will be streamed live on NEAFL TV (youtube.com/northeastafl)
*Live Champion Data statistics available on the Official NEAFL App
GOLD COAST
B: 58. Caleb Graham 43. Max Spencer 39. Ryan Davis
HB: 29. Jack Bowes 18. Trent McKenzie 34. Mackenzie Willis
C: 56. Daniel Charlesworth 41. Will Brodie 36. Josh Schoenfeld
HF: 47. Bailey Scott 2. Jarrad Grant 57. Timakoi Bowie
F: 52. Jacob Dawson 15. Dan Currie 40. Brad Scheer
Foll: 31. Keegan Brooksby 14. Mitch Hallahan 7. Jesse Lonergan
Inter: 53. Connor Nutting 60. Brayden Crossley 54. Brodie Foster 55. Jacob Heron
Emer: 50. Kai Sheers 45. Dirk Koenen 51. Nick Kempe
In: 55. Jacob Heron 31. Keegan Brooksby 7. Jesse Lonergan 29. Jack Bowes 57. Timakoi Bowie 18. Trent McKenzie 47. Bailey Scott 58. Caleb Graham
Out: 57. Kwaybe Boakye 47. Cooper Portelli 45. Dirk Koenen 50. Kai Sheers 51. Nick Kempe (all omitted) 22. Tom Nicholls (injured) 38. Jesse Joyce (AFL)
GIANTS
B: 44. Will Taylor 39. Tim Mohr 48. Reed Stevens
HB: 54. Jack Buckley 42. Jake Stein 51. Nick Shipley
C: 13. Isaac Cumming 7. Brett Deledio 50. Jack Powell
HF: 40. Ty Evans 53. Lachlan Tanner 33. Lachlan Tiziani
F: 46. Ben McGinness 52. Matthew Walker 47. Nathan Richards
Foll: 30. Matt Flynn 28. Zach Sproule 2. Jacob Hopper
Inter: 27. Harry Himmelberg 25. Tendai Mzungu 38. Daniel Lloyd 49. Rhys Pollock 21. James Peatling
Emer: 45. Nathan Coxall
In: 44. Will Taylor 40. Ty Evans 45. Nathan Coxall 46. Ben McGinness 49. Rhys Pollock 53. Lachlan Tanner 21. James Peatling 2. Jacob Hopper 39. Tim Mohr
Out: 3. Stephen Coniglio (AFL) 45. Jake Gaynor 55. Kieren Briggs 48. Brendan Myers 39. Alex Paech 54. Riley Budd 53. Laine Fitzgerald 46. Jy Lane (all omitted)
