List Mgmt. 2019 AFL Academy Squads Announced 2019/2020

[Bicks]

The revamped AFL Academy System squads which include lads eligible for the 2019 & 2020 drafts, all up a total of 150 potential draftees selected.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

COACH: Tony Bamford

Kaine Baldwin (Glenelg/Westminster College)

Trent Burgoyne (Woodville West Torrens/Henley High School)

Jamie Coff (Woodville West Torrens/Salisbury High)

Will Day (West Adelaide/Sacred Heart College)

Zachary Dumesny (South Adelaide/Sacred Heart College)

Corey Durdin (Central District/Tyndale Christian School)

Luke Edwards (Glenelg/Henley High School)

Karl Finlay (North Adelaide/Prince Alfred College)

Damon Freitag (South Adelaide/KICE Kingscote Campus)

Oliver Grivell (Sturt/Concordia)

Will Gould (Glenelg/Prince Alfred College)

Joshua Hart (North Adelaide/University of South Australia)

Dyson Hilder (North Adelaide/Blackfriars Primary School)

Cooper Horsnell (Glenelg/Henley High School)

Jed McEntee (Sturt/Mercedes College)

Anzac Lochowiak (Sturt/Rostrevor College)

Lachlan McNeil (Woodville West Torrens/Henley High School)

Harrison Magor (North Adelaide/St Mark’s College)

Jackson Mead (Woodville West Torrens/Henley High School)

Jordan O’Brien (Central District/Salisbury High)

Kysaiah Pickett (Woodville West Torrens/Prince Alfred College)

Taj Schofield (Subiaco/Sorrento Duncraig)

Oliver Shaw (Central District/Pedare Christian College)

Brady Searle (Glenelg/Brighton High School)

Joshua Shute (Sturt/Rostrevor)

Jye Sinderberry (West Adelaide/Unley High School)

Daniel Sladojevic (South Adelaide /Scotch College)

Dylan Stephens (Norwood/St Peter’s College)

Cameron Taheny (Norwood/Rostrevor College)

Riley Thilthorpe (West Adelaide/Adelaide High School)

VIC COUNTRY

COACH: Leigh Brown

Lachlan Ash (Murray Bushrangers/Shepparton Bears/Notre Dame College)

Riley Baldi (Gippsland Power/Moe/Lowanna Secondary College)

Ethan Baxter (Murray Bushrangers/Shepparton Notre/Notre Dame College)

Tanner Bruhn (Geelong Falcons/Newtown & Chilwell/Geelong Grammar)

Ned Cahill (Dandenong Stingrays/Mt Eliza/Padua College)

Darcy Chirgwin (Geelong Falcons/Sandringham Dragons/St Mary’s/Melb Grammar)

Jesse Clark (Geelong Falcons/St Joseph’s/St Joseph’s College)

Sam Conforti (Bendigo Pioneers/Sandhurst/Catholic College Bendigo)

Leo Connolly (Gippsland Power/Moe/Lowanana Secondary College)

Sam De Koning (Dandenong Stingrays/Mornington Junior FC/Padua College)

Thomson Dow (Bendigo Pioneers/Swan Hill/Geelong Grammar)

Sam Flanders (Gippsland Power/Moe/Lowanana Secondary College)

Noah Gadsby (Geelong Falcons/Torquay/Geelong Grammar)

Aaron Gundry (Bendigo Pioneers/South Bendigo/Catholic College Bendigo)

Elijah Hollands (Murray Bushrangers/Wodonga Bulldogs/Caufield Grammar)

Brodie Kemp (Bendigo Pioneers/Echuca/Geelong Grammar)

Bigoa Nyuon (Dandenong Stingrays/Rowville Juniors/Rowville Secondary College)

Flynn Perez (Bendigo Pioneers/Sandhurst/Bendigo Catholic College)

Fraser Phillips (Gippsland Power/Warragul/St Paul Anglican Grammar)

Zach Reid (Gippsland Power/Leongatha/Wonthaggi Secondary College)

James Schischka (Bendigo Pioneers/Strathfieldsaye/Bendigo Secondary College)

Caleb Serong (Gippsland Power/Warragul/Geelong Grammar)

Brock Smith (Gippsland/Moe/Lowanana Secondary College)

Cooper Stephens (Geelong Falcons/Colac/Trinity College)

Nick Stevens (GWV Rebels/East Point/Geelong Grammar)

Jamarra Ugle-Hagan (GWV Rebels/South Warrnambool/Scotch College)

Marcus Toussaint (Gippsland Power/Inverloch-Kongwak/Wonthaggi College)

Henry Walsh (Geelong Falcons/St Joseph’s/St Joseph’s College)

Isaac Wareham (GWV Rebels/Terang-Mortlake/St Patrick’s College)

Hayden Young (Dandenong Stingrays/Somerville/Morning Secondary College)

VIC METRO

COACH: Brett Allison

Roman Anastasios (Sandringham Dragons/Prahran/St Kilda City/Caulfield Grammar)

Noah Anderson (Oakleigh Chargers/Boroondara Hawks/Carey Grammar)

Jack Bell (Sandringham Dragons/Old Haileybury/Haileybury Grammar)

Miles Bergman (Sandringham Dragons/Hampton Rovers/St Bede’s Grammar)

Trent Bianco (Oakleigh Chargers/Doncaster/Marcellin Grammar)

Jake Bowey (Sandringham Dragons/Cheltenham Secondary College)

Adam Carafa (Northern Knights/Banyule/Marcellin College)

Darcy Cassar (Western Jets/Keilor/Essendon Keilor College)

Andrew Courtney (Sandringham Dragons/Beaumaris/St Bede’s College)

Charlie Dean (Sandringham Dragons/Collegians/Wesley College Grammar)

Campbell Edwardes (Calder Cannons/Keilor/Penleigh and Essendon Grammar)

Eddie Ford (Western Jets/Yarraville-Seddon/Maribyrnong Secondary College)

Ryan Gardner (Northern Knights/Montmorency/Montmorency Secondary College)

Josh Honey (Western Jets/Keilor/Maribyrnong Secondary College)

Emerson Jeka (Western Jets/Altona/Maribyrnong Secondary College)

Fischer McAsey (Sandringham Dragons/East Brighton/Caulfield Grammar)

Finlay Macrae (Oakleigh Chargers/Kew Rovers/Xavier College)

Jack Mahony (St Kevin’s FC/St Kevin’s College)

Ben Major (Northern Knights/Diamond Creek/Parade College)

Daniel Mott (Calder Cannons/Brunswick/Maribyrnong Secondary College)

Brodie Newman (Calder Cannons/Aberfeldie/St Bernard’s Grammar)

Will Phillips (Oakleigh Chargers/Beverley Hills/Caulfield Grammar School)

Lachlan Potter (Northern Knights/South Morang/Mill Park Secondary College)

Hugo Ralphsmith (Sandringham Dragons/East Brighton/Haileybury Grammar)

Jamieson Rossiter (Eastern Ranges/Rowville/Rowville Sports Academy)

Matthew Rowell (Oakleigh Chargers/Booroondara Hawks/Carey Grammar)

Ryan Sturgess (Northern Knights/St Mary’s/Loyola College)

Samuel Tucker (Oakleigh Chargers/Kew Rovers/St Kevin’s College)

Dylan Williams (Oakleigh Chargers/Whitefriars Old Boys/Whitefriars Grammar)

Joshua Worrell (Sandringham Dragons/Bentleigh/Haileybury Grammar)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
COACH: Peter Sumich

Jack Buller (Claremont/Christ Church Grammar School)

Anthony Davis (Claremont/Hale School)

Rhai Arn Cox (East Perth/Mt Lawley)

Jermal Daly (Swan Districts/South Hedland)

Riley Garcia (Swan Districts/Caversham)

Mitchell Georgiades (Subiaco/Hale School)

Denver Grainger-Barras (Swan Districts/Kalamunda)

Liam Henry (Claremont/Christ Church Grammar School)

Ryan Hudson (West Perth/Scotch College)

Luke Jackson (East Fremantle/Bullcreek Leeming)

Michael Mallard (West Perth/Wanneroo)

Nicholas Martin (Subiaco/Trinity College)

Logan McDonald (Perth/Aquinas College)

Nathan O’Driscoll (Perth/Northam Saints)

Jake Pasini (Swan Districts/Caversham)

Jaxon Prior (West Perth/Sorrento Duncraig)

Trent Rivers (East Fremantle/Bullcreek Leeming)

Deven Robertson (Perth/Aquinas College)

Trey Ruscoe (East Fremantle/Aquinas College)

Ty Sears (Swan Districts/South Bunbury)

Elijah Taylor (Perth/Thornlie)

Jack Sears (Peel Thunder/South Mandurah)

Jeremy Sharp (East Fremantle/Aquinas College)

Bailey Smith (Perth/Thornlie)

Tyrone Thorne (Peel Thunder/Rockingham)

Zane Trew (Swan Districts/Hills Rangers)

Brandon Walker (East Fremantle/Kardinya Kats)

Joel Western (Claremont/Western Tigers)

ALLIES
COACH: Luke Power

Jackson Barling (Sydney Swans/Willoughby Mosman)

Connor Budarick (Gold Coast Suns/Labrador)

Charlie Byrne (Murray Bushrangers/Albury)

Jackson Callow (Tasmania/North Launceston)

Braedon Campbell (Sydney Swans/Westbrook)

Will Chandler (Murray Bushrangers/Corowa-Rutherglen)

Sam Collins (Tasmania/North Hobart)

Ashton Crossley (Gold Coast Suns/Burleigh/Palm Beach Currumbin)

Saxon Crozier (Brisbane Lions/Wests)

Jared Dakin (Tasmania/Launceston)

Alex Davies (Gold Coast Suns/Cairns Hawks)

Oliver Davis (Tasmania/Clarence)

Liam Delahunty (GWS Giants/Coolamon)

Hamish Ellem (Sydney Swans/Manly Warringah)

Tom Griffiths (Brisbane Lions/Maroochydore)

Tom Green (GWS Giants/Marist)

Errol Gulden (Sydney Swans/Maroubra)

Joel Jeffrey (Northern Territory/Wanderers)

Jack Johnston (Gold Coast Suns/Palm Beach Currumbin)

Ben Jungfer (Northern Territory/Warpaths/Woodville-West Torrens)

Will Martyn (Brisbane Lions/Aspley)

Matt McGrory (GWS Giants/Gungahlin)

Mitch O’Neill (Tasmania/North Hobart)

Luke Parks (Sydney Swans/North Shore)

Hewago Paul-Oea (Gold Coast Suns/PNG/Broadbeach)

Will Peppin (Tasmania/North Hobart)

Josh Rayner (Sydney Swans/North Shore)

Malcolm Rosas Jnr (Northern Territory/Darwin)

Bruce Reville (Brisbane Lions/Western Magpies/Maryborough)

Kobe Tozer (Brisbane Lions/Aspley/Bribie Island)

 

[WaynesWorld19]

So Bicks, how does the Academy work ....who qualifies, and how do we benefit ?

 

[Bicks]

So Bicks, how does the Academy work ....who qualifies, and how do we benefit ?

It's not supposed to benefit individual clubs, it's initially all about talent identification and the ongoing development of the youngsters projected to be the top end talent. The State Talent Managers/Coaches would obviously select the candidates, I'm a bit surprised one of the local GWV Rebels 16 year old talent Mitch Martin didn't get a spot, think he's easily the best under age prospect I saw locally this year and one to keep an eye on..

 

[Crowked]

We’ve seen the Sydney and Queensland teams get players from their academies. Do we get access to any of these players or only the FS ones we already know about?

 

[Ozzie]

Everyone is talking about getting Loko and Rankine back in 2020. If we did, would we still be able to amass the points to aquire F/S Luke Edwards who has been touted as a high 1st rounder.
Food for thought.

 

[Bicks]

We’ve seen the Sydney and Queensland teams get players from their academies. Do we get access to any of these players or only the FS ones we already know about?

Unless the NGA rules change which has been mooted I believe Crows Academy's Daniel Sladojevic is one we would have 1st dibs on and Luke Edwards as a Father/Son. Unfortunately another Crows Academy player Anzac Lochowiak is not eligible because the SA and WA teams only have access to "Country" indigenous lads and Anzac like his brother Mihail is classed as "Metro".

Only found about this anomaly in the rule recently hence the reason why Wayne Milera [Metro] and Izak Rankine [Metro] weren't tied to Port even though they were in Port's Academy apparently. Seems with the Victorian clubs all indigenous lads are available depending on the zone they live in.

 

[Bicks]

Everyone is talking about getting Loko and Rankine back in 2020. If we did, would we still be able to amass the points to aquire F/S Luke Edwards who has been touted as a high 1st rounder.
Food for thought.

Nah, I doubt he'd be in 1st round discussions at this point.

 

[GrommoT]

The revamped AFL Academy System squads which include lads eligible for the 2019 & 2020 drafts, all up a total of 150 potential draftees selected. ...

No Borlase?

 

[ad victoriam]

Bicks Josh Hart from North, stats are saying 205cm born 21/3/2000 that make him eligible for this year's draft.
and they have as a student at UNI SA. is he a dark horse for this years draft,

 

[Bicks]

Bicks Josh Hart from North, stats are saying 205cm born 21/3/2000 that make him eligible for this year's draft.
and they have as a student at UNI SA. is he a dark horse for this years draft,

Can't help you there, all I'm reliably told is he's a 'beanpole' at this time so probably not.

 

[Bicks]

No Borlase?

He's eligible for the 2020 draft so may get a gig next year, only a limited number of under agers were selected.

 

[Ozzie]

Nah, I doubt he'd be in 1st round discussions at this point.

I'm surprised Bicks. The last time he was mentioned the consensus was we would need to give a first rounder for him. He has made the best players in the rep teams to date. Now he has been accepted into the AFL academy. That spells 1st rounder to me. I believe he is rated higher than the Burgoyne and Mead lads.

 

[Ozzie]

Bicks Josh Hart from North, stats are saying 205cm born 21/3/2000 that make him eligible for this year's draft.
and they have as a student at UNI SA. is he a dark horse for this years draft,

Is he Ben Hart's lad?

 

[ad victoriam]

Is he Ben Hart's lad?

don't believe so Ben Hart kid is Zach I think, do not know much about him, but an 18-year-old 205cm kid is interesting

 

[Bicks]

I'm surprised Bicks. The last time he was mentioned the consensus was we would need to give a first rounder for him. He has made the best players in the rep teams to date. Now he has been accepted into the AFL academy. That spells 1st rounder to me. I believe he is rated higher than the Burgoyne and Mead lads.

Hmmmm, Jackson Mead, not too sure about that.

You do realise Luke Edwards is 2020 draft eligible and will be one of the oldest draftees that year with a January 2002 birthday? Jackson Mead is draft eligible in 2019 with a September 2001 birthday. Burgoyne 2019 draft eligible.

 

[Drugs Are Bad Mackay?]

That Gould kid looked handy in the U/18 Championship games this year

 

[Ozzie]

Hmmmm, Jackson Mead, not too sure about that.

You do realise Luke Edwards is 2020 draft eligible and will be one of the oldest draftees that year with a January 2002 birthday? Jackson Mead is draft eligible in 2019 with a September 2001 birthday. Burgoyne 2019 draft eligible.

Exactly Bicks and if we wanted to get Luko back in 2020 we would need 2 first rounders. Therefore if we were to get a bid on Edwards in the first round where do we get the points from. In 2019 we need points for Daniel Stadjevic(sp). yet some want to trade that pick away as well.

 

[Bicks]

That Gould kid looked handy in the U/18 Championship games this year

191cm, needs to grow some to hold down a KPP spot I'd think.

 

[Bicks]

Exactly Bicks and if we wanted to get Luko back in 2020 we would need 2 first rounders. Therefore if we were to get a bid on Edwards in the first round where do we get the points from. In 2019 we need points for Daniel Stadjevic(sp). yet some want to trade that pick away as well.

2021 if he's that good.

 

[Ozzie]

Hmmmm, Jackson Mead, not too sure about that.

You do realise Luke Edwards is 2020 draft eligible and will be one of the oldest draftees that year with a January 2002 birthday? Jackson Mead is draft eligible in 2019 with a September 2001 birthday. Burgoyne 2019 draft eligible.

That beckons the question:who will Pear trade away to get those two.

 

[Ozzie]

2021 if he's that good.

Argh but isn't that when Rozee comes home?

 

[GrommoT]

Exactly Bicks and if we wanted to get Luko back in 2020 we would need 2 first rounders. Therefore if we were to get a bid on Edwards in the first round where do we get the points from. In 2019 we need points for Daniel Stadjevic(sp). yet some want to trade that pick away as well.

Clubs can go into deficit to match bids - up to 1723 points if that part of THIS Emma Quayle article is still valid.

If the worst case (or actually a good case for us) arises and a club bids on Luke with pick #4, that's 2034 points, subtract the 20% discount (407 points) we get when matching and that's 1627 points we need to match that pick #4. Iif we have no other picks that are worth points, we can carry that 1627 points as a deficit to be paid off in the 2021 draft.

If a club made a bid on Luke with pick #1, that's 3000 points, less 600 (20% discount) is 2600, less the max deficit 1723 points means we need 677 points or pick #28 or better and we could match that #1 bid.

So if we got the chance to trade for Lukosius back in 2020, say, and paid with our 2020 r1 and 2021 r1 picks to do that, we could probably still match a bid on Edwards by carrying over the deficit into 2020, and then carry over any remaining deficit into 2022 - I think.

It would be expensive but we could do it, I think.

 

[Ozzie]

Clubs can go into deficit to match bids - up to 1723 points if that part of THIS Emma Quayle article is still valid.

If the worst case (or actually a good case for us) arises and a club bids on Luke with pick #4, that's 2034 points, subtract the 20% discount (407 points) we get when matching and that's 1627 points we need to match that pick #4. Iif we have no other picks that are worth points, we can carry that 1627 points as a deficit to be paid off in the 2021 draft.

If a club made a bid on Luke with pick #1, that's 3000 points, less 600 (20% discount) is 2600, less the max deficit 1723 points means we need 677 points or pick #28 or better and we could match that #1 bid.

So if we got the chance to trade for Lukosius back in 2020, say, and paid with our 2020 r1 and 2021 r1 picks to do that, we could probably still match a bid on Edwards by carrying over the deficit into 2020, and then carry over any remaining deficit into 2022 - I think.

It would be expensive but we could do it, I think.

Bloody big cost though. Would be like having sanctions all over again. Still it's upto the List Managers to work it work.

 

[GreyCrow]

That Gould kid looked handy in the U/18 Championship games this year

That was my thought also

191cm does tend to shout big kid small adult ( football term)

 

[RedmanWasHere]

What are the dates of birth and basic measurements of all names?