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NATIONAL:
Vic Country

Jaxon Binns (Dandenong Stingrays)
Hugh Bond (GWV Rebels)
Coby Burgiel (Gippsland Power)
Aaron Cadman (GWV Rebels)
Jhye Clark (Geelong Falcons)
Brayden George (Murray Bushrangers)
Oliver Hollands (Murray Bushrangers)
Bailey Humphrey (Gippsland Power)
Henry Hustwaite (Dandenong Stingrays)
Max Knobel (Gippsland Power)
Jacob Konstanty (Gippsland Power)
Noah Long (Bendigo Pioneers)
Toby McMullin (Sandringham Dragons)
Caleb Mitchell (Murray Bushrangers)
Olivier Northam (Geelong Falcons)
Jack O'Sullivan (Oakleigh Chargers)
Mitch Szybkowski (Dandenong Stingrays)
Cooper Vickery (Gippsland Power)
James Van Es (GWV Rebels)


Vic Metro

Will Ashcroft (Sandringham Dragons)
Charlie Clarke (Sandringham Dragons)
Alwyn Davey (Oakleigh Chargers)
Blake Drury (Oakleigh Chargers)
Max Gruzewski (Oakleigh Chargers)
Lewis Hayes (Eastern Ranges)
Olli Hotton (Sandringham Dragons)
Matthew Jefferson (Oakleigh Chargers)
Cameron Mackenzie (Sandringham Dragons)
Harry Sheezel (Sandringham Dragons)
Luke Teal (Oakleigh Chargers)
Elijah Tsatas (Oakleigh Chargers)
George Wardlaw (Oakleigh Chargers)
Josh Weddle (Oakleigh Chargers)


South Australia

Harry Barnett (West Adelaide)
Adam D'Aloia (Woodville-West Torrens)
Will Dowling (North Adelaide)
Phoenix Foster (Norwood)
Isaac Keeler (North Adelaide)
Harry Lemmey (West Adelaide)
Jaiden Magor (South Adelaide)
Max Michalanney (Norwood)
Mattaes Phillipou (Woodville-West Torrens)
Jakob Ryan (Glenelg)
Nick Sadler (Sturt)
Tom Scully (West Adelaide)
Will Verrall (South Adelaide)


Western Australia

Jed Adams (Peel Thunder)
Edward Allan (Claremont)
Jedd Busslinger (East Perth)
Harry Cole (Claremont)
Hugh Davies (Claremont)
Tyrell Dewar (Subiaco)
Sam Gilbey (Claremont)
Reuben Ginbey (East Perth)
Steely Green (South Fremantle)
Jed Hagan (East Fremantle)
Elijah Hewett (Swan Districts)
Darcy Jones (Swan Districts)


New South Wales
Jason Gillbee (Bendigo Pioneers)
Nick Madden (GWS Academy)
Harry Rowston (GWS Academy)

Northern Territory
Lloyd Johnston (NT Thunder)
Anthony Munkara (NT/West Adelaide)

Queensland
Shadeau Brain (Brisbane Academy)
Jaspa Fletcher (Brisbane Academy)

Tasmania
Seth Campbell (Tasmania Devils)
Lachlan Cowan (Tasmania Devils)
Tom McCallum (Tasmania Devils)
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STATE
VIC METRO

Jakob Anderson (Sandringham Dragons)
Yuyu Ashwin (Oakleigh Chargers)
Josh Bennetts (Eastern Ranges)
Jayden Davey (Oakleigh Chargers)
Darcy Edmends (Northern Knights)
Will Elliott (Oakleigh Chargers)
Harry Flynn (Eastern Ranges)
Darcy Gilbert (Sandringham Dragons)
Cooper Harvey (Northern Knights)
Jamie Hope (Sandringham Dragons)
Jerome Lawrence (Oakleigh Chargers)
Bailey Macdonald (Oakleigh Chargers)
Hudson O'Keeffe (Oakleigh Chargers)
Paul Pascu (Calder Cannons)
Matthew Payne (Western Jets)
Rye Penny (Calder Cannons)
Jovan Petric (Western Jets)
Osca Riccardi (Geelong Falcons)
Christopher Rousakis (Sandringham Dragons)
Nathan Scollo (Sandringham Dragons)
Clay Tucker (Eastern Ranges)
Callum Verrell (Eastern Ranges)
Kai Windsor (Eastern Ranges)


VIC COUNTRY

Charlie Barnett (Bendigo Pioneers)
Taj Campbell-Farrell (Dandenong Stingrays)
Ted Clohesy (Geelong Falcons)
Finn Emile-Brennan (Dandenong Stingrays)
Felix Fogaty (GWV Rebels)
Harvey Gallagher (Bendigo Pioneers)
Michael Kiraly (Bendigo Pioneers)
Oscar Murdoch (Geelong Falcons)
Hugo Nosiara (Dandenong Stingrays)
Jonti Schuback (Gippsland Power)
Ziggy Toledo (Dandenong Stingrays)


SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Shaun Bennier (North Adelaide)
Tom Emmett (Sturt)
Oscar Kregar (West Adelaide)
Archie Lovelock (Glenelg)
Baynen Lowe (Norwood)
Kyle Marshall (South Adelaide)
Darcy Minchella (West Adelaide)
Rhett Montgomerie (Central District)
Kobe Ryan (West Adelaide)
Lachlan Scannell (Glenelg)
Oscar Steene (West Adelaide)
Frank Szekely (North Adelaide)
Brodie Tuck (Central District)
Jake Walker (Glenelg)


WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Kane Bevan (West Perth)
Jackson Broadbent (Peel Thunder)
Jack Cleaver (East Fremantle)
Josh Draper (Peel Thunder)
Griff Julian (West Perth)
Bailey Maxwell (East Perth)
Connor McDonald (Perth)
Toby McQuilkin (South Fremantle)
Baxter Philip (Perth)
Jasper Scaife (West Perth)
Kaleb Smith (East Fremantle)
Conrad Williams (Claremont)


NEW SOUTH WALES/ACT

Kaelan Bradtke (Sydney Swans VFL)
Will Edwards (Sydney Swans Academy)

TASMANIA

Brandon Leary (Tasmania Devils)
Cameron Owen (Tasmania Devils)

QUEENSLAND

Brinn Little (Gold Coast Suns Academy)

NT

Beau Tedcastle (GWV Rebels)
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giantroo said:

AFL DRAFT COMBINE RESULTS 2022​

Vertical Jump ​

75cm – Darcy Jones (WA)
75cm – James Van Es (VIC C)
72cm – Jack O’Sullivan (VIC M)
70cm – Olli Hotton (VIC M)
70cm – Reuben Ginbey (WA)
70cm – Elijah Hewett (WA)
69cm – Jacob Konstanty (VIC C)
68cm – Blake Drury (VIC M)
68cm – Tyrell Dewar (WA)
68cm – Josh Weddle (VIC M)
68cm – Edward Allan (WA)

Running Vertical Jump ​

98cm – James Van Es (VIC C)
90cm – Josh Weddle (VIC M)
90cm – Will Verrall (SA)
89cm – Jack O’Sullivan (VIC M)
87cm – Darcy Jones (WA)
87cm – Mattaes Phillipou (SA)
84cm – Toby McMullin (VIC M)
83cm – Mitch Szybkowski (VIC C)
83cm – Reuben Ginbey (WA)
83cm – Anthony Munkara (ALLIES)
83cm – Lachlan Cowan (ALLIES)

Agility ​

7.072sec – Darcy Jones (WA)
8.182sec – Jaxon Binns (VIC C)
8.217sec – Elijah Hewett (WA)
8.247sec – Steely Green (WA)
8.255sec – Edward Allan (WA)
8.267sec – Luke Teal (VIC M)
8.285sec – Toby McMullin (VIC M)
8.292sec – Jacob Konstanty (VIC C)
8.325sec – Harry Rowston (ALLIES)
8.343sec – Noah Long (VIC C)

20m Sprint ​

2.814sec – Edward Allan (WA)
2.880sec – Toby McMullin (VIC M)
2.883sec – Coby Burgiel (VIC C)
2.910sec – James Van Es (VIC C)
2.912sec – Darcy Jones (WA)
2.924sec – Olli Hotton (VIC M)
2.928sec – Reuben Ginbey (WA)
2.929sec – Cooper Vickery (VIC C)
2.937sec – Josh Weddle (VIC M)
2.951sec – Lloyd Johnston (ALLIES)

2km Time Trial​

5min 54sec – Ollie Hollands (VIC C)
5min 54sec – Jason Gillbee (ALLIES)
6min 00sec – Jaxon Binns (VIC C)
6min 03sec – Josh Weddle (VIC M)
6min 15sec – Reuben Ginbey (WA)
6min 16sec – Jakob Ryan (SA)
6min 17sec – Steely Green (WA)
6min 21sec – Will Dowling (SA)
6min 25sec – Blake Drury (VIC M)
6min 25sec – Seth Campbell (ALLIES)
6min 25sec – Mattaes Phillipou (SA)
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RedmanWasHere said:
The SANFL has unveiled a list of players for its state hub who might be of interest come 2022.


Shaun Bennier North Adelaide
Max Blacker North Adelaide
Fraser Bone West Adelaide
Oliver Britten-Jones Sturt
Hayden Brokensha Glenelg
Hunter Carter Eagles
Tyson Coe West Adelaide
Adam D’Aloia Eagles
Isaac Keeler North Adelaide
Harry Lemmey West Adelaide
Jaiden Magor South Adelaide
Austin McDonald Central District
Taj Rahui Norwood
Kobe Ryan West Adelaide
Nick Sadler Sturt
Lachlan Scannell Glenelg
Brodie Tuck Central District
Riley Verrall Norwood
Will Verrall South Adelaide
Tyson Walls Norwood
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If I could draft Kobe Ryan now I would. Killing it in the under 18s for West this year. BOG in the 3 games i've seen. Short but pacey, total ball magnet, gets in and wins his own ball, spreads hard and finds room on the outside. Would like him to get a touch taller though.

Will Verrall has had a bit of a slow start to the year but had a ripper against the Eagles. Should be a top 10 pick. Can play forward and ruck.

Isaac Keeler if he continues his development could be a top 10 pick as well. Not many guys his size with his mobility that can take a strong grab and can kick a goal. Reminds me so much of a draft age Paddy Ryder.

Hunter Carter looks like he's about 22 already. His dad was tough as nails and he's no different. Shame he misses out on Port F/S.

A couple not mentioned that i've liked the look of so far:
Koby Cockshell - 195cm forward for South who is well built and runs like the wind. Very quick off the mark. Can take a strong mark and has a very nice kicking action. 8.2 for the year so far. Theres a bit of Stringer in him and a bit of Chad Cornes. Stack of potential.

Mattaes Phillipou - 187cm athletic inside mid who is super fit, can run hard all day and is the perfect blend of inside and outside. Has super quick hands and is one of the best decision makers under pressure you'll see. Last two games have been 34 disp, 7 clear, 6i50, 3 tackles and 36 disp, 4 clear, 3 i50, 3 tackles.
 
Macca19 said:
If I could draft Kobe Ryan now I would. Killing it in the under 18s for West this year. BOG in the 3 games i've seen. Short but pacey, total ball magnet, gets in and wins his own ball, spreads hard and finds room on the outside. Would like him to get a touch taller though.

Will Verrall has had a bit of a slow start to the year but had a ripper against the Eagles. Should be a top 10 pick. Can play forward and ruck.

Isaac Keeler if he continues his development could be a top 10 pick as well. Not many guys his size with his mobility that can take a strong grab and can kick a goal. Reminds me so much of a draft age Paddy Ryder.

Hunter Carter looks like he's about 22 already. His dad was tough as nails and he's no different. Shame he misses out on Port F/S.

A couple not mentioned that i've liked the look of so far:
Koby Cockshell - 195cm forward for South who is well built and runs like the wind. Very quick off the mark. Can take a strong mark and has a very nice kicking action. 8.2 for the year so far. Theres a bit of Stringer in him and a bit of Chad Cornes. Stack of potential.

Mattaes Phillipou - 187cm athletic inside mid who is super fit, can run hard all day and is the perfect blend of inside and outside. Has super quick hands and is one of the best decision makers under pressure you'll see. Last two games have been 34 disp, 7 clear, 6i50, 3 tackles and 36 disp, 4 clear, 3 i50, 3 tackles.
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I wonder if Koby and Mateus are related to former SANFL players Adam Cockshell and Peter Phillipou, certainly not common surnames.

Just on Koby he was playing seniors for Kingscote as a 15 year old, seems he's a goal kicking machine...

www.theislanderonline.com.au

Huge haul of goals for KI young gun Koby Cockshell

Young Kangaroo Island footballer kicks an unheard of 163 goals in the 2019 KIFL season.
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Mutineer said:
I wonder if Koby and Mateus are related to former SANFL players Adam Cockshell and Peter Phillipou, certainly not common surnames.

Just on Koby he was playing seniors for Kingscote as a 15 year old, seems he's a goal kicking machine...

www.theislanderonline.com.au

Huge haul of goals for KI young gun Koby Cockshell

Young Kangaroo Island footballer kicks an unheard of 163 goals in the 2019 KIFL season.
www.theislanderonline.com.au www.theislanderonline.com.au
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Peter is the father of Sam Phillipou (WWT/Port & Footscray) who is the father of Mattaes

Not sure about Adam. He's only 34 so its possible but unlikely. I dont recall hearing about him having a child when he was with Port. Then again Nasiah Wanganeen's dad is Terry Milera who's only 33 so anything is possible.
 

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Macca19 said:
If I could draft Kobe Ryan now I would. Killing it in the under 18s for West this year. BOG in the 3 games i've seen. Short but pacey, total ball magnet, gets in and wins his own ball, spreads hard and finds room on the outside. Would like him to get a touch taller though.

Will Verrall has had a bit of a slow start to the year but had a ripper against the Eagles. Should be a top 10 pick. Can play forward and ruck.

Isaac Keeler if he continues his development could be a top 10 pick as well. Not many guys his size with his mobility that can take a strong grab and can kick a goal. Reminds me so much of a draft age Paddy Ryder.

Hunter Carter looks like he's about 22 already. His dad was tough as nails and he's no different. Shame he misses out on Port F/S.

A couple not mentioned that i've liked the look of so far:
Koby Cockshell - 195cm forward for South who is well built and runs like the wind. Very quick off the mark. Can take a strong mark and has a very nice kicking action. 8.2 for the year so far. Theres a bit of Stringer in him and a bit of Chad Cornes. Stack of potential.

Mattaes Phillipou - 187cm athletic inside mid who is super fit, can run hard all day and is the perfect blend of inside and outside. Has super quick hands and is one of the best decision makers under pressure you'll see. Last two games have been 34 disp, 7 clear, 6i50, 3 tackles and 36 disp, 4 clear, 3 i50, 3 tackles.
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From all reports Keeler is a gun. We shouldn't have whinged to much about Ugle-Hagen, they may have kept the same rules and we could have drafted him this year. Though we still may be able to yet, though a speedy midfielder, like Kobe Ryan that you have mentioned, should be who we target if Keeler is projected top 10.

I assume Hunter Carter is Stephen's son. If so, if he is as good a player as his dad, he should be very good. His old man was as hard as nails as well. Also one of the few that stood out for you guys in the 97 GF against us(Norwood). After a quick look I noticed he was drafted by Essendon in 1994 but chose not to go, like a few Port blokes.
 
BronCrow said:
From all reports Keeler is a gun. We shouldn't have whinged to much about Ugle-Hagen, they may have kept the same rules and we could have drafted him this year. Though we still may be able to yet, though a speedy midfielder, like Kobe Ryan that you have mentioned, should be who we target if Keeler is projected top 10.

I assume Hunter Carter is Stephen's son. If so, if he is as good a player as his dad, he should be very good. His old man was as hard as nails as well. Also one of the few that stood out for you guys in the 97 GF against us(Norwood). After a quick look I noticed he was drafted by Essendon in 1994 but chose not to go, like a few Port blokes.
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Keeler is 2022 draft not this year, he's there for any club that wants him inside pick 41?
 
Mutineer said:
Keeler is 2022 draft not this year, he's there for any club that wants him inside pick 41?
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Ah, my mistake about the draft year. In hindsight, if read the list it did state it was for 2022.

As far as the NGA part goes, I know that this year it applies to only the first round, that is why I made that comment. As for it not being the first 2 rounds, if you can't draft a kid in your NGA in the second round, why have it at all. If a club wants a kid badly enough from another clubs NGA, they could draft them in the first round. Anyway, there is probably a separate thread for that discussion.
 
RedmanWasHere said:
This year will see the final running of the AF U15 batch of games with next year seeing the renaming of U15 to U14 but the U12's will continue.

The bulk of these kids were born in 2004.

Here is Victoria's squad for 2019:

Cooper Harvey, Parade College, Bundoora

Key names:

Cooper Harvey (Brent.)
Will Ashcroft (Marcus.)

This group of players will be eligible for the 2022 AFL Draft.​
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Looks like he has moved to Assumption College



ACK took on Peninsula on the hallowed Carroll Oval today. Boys got jump early & at half time led 8-9-57 to 2-1-13.
In the second half the boys played well an ran out winners 14-17-101 to 6-1-37Major goalkickers were Brody Glenn 3,
Jedd Longmire 2, Cooper Harvey 2 & Anthony Depasquale 2

Better players in no particular order Cooper Harvey,
Darcy Stewart, Jedd Longmire, Liam Hall
 
I heard Matthew Rendell on SEN during the week and he put up Will Ashcroft as his standout and potential number 1 in this draft class, do any of our BF draft board experts agree with this?

Hopefully for the Lions Rendell's rating of him is accurate.
 
Jason mp said:
I heard Matthew Rendell on SEN during the week and he put up Will Ashcroft as his standout and potential number 1 in this draft class, do any of our BF draft board experts agree with this?

Hopefully for the Lions Rendell's rating of him is accurate.
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He's very good, but it's way too early to be calling anyone a standout Pick 1 candidate. Certainly in the mix at this stage, but U17's champs will tell us much more
 
Jason mp said:
I heard Matthew Rendell on SEN during the week and he put up Will Ashcroft as his standout and potential number 1 in this draft class, do any of our BF draft board experts agree with this?

Hopefully for the Lions Rendell's rating of him is accurate.
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I prefer Elijah Tsatas from Oakleigh (currently has a collarbone injury) and I really like Kobe Ryan from SA aswell.

I’d have Ashcroft top 10 at this stage at least.
 
Jason mp said:
I heard Matthew Rendell on SEN during the week and he put up Will Ashcroft as his standout and potential number 1 in this draft class, do any of our BF draft board experts agree with this?

Hopefully for the Lions Rendell's rating of him is accurate.
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Surely Jed Hagan from WA throws his hat in the ring. Won the medal for best overall player at the National U15’s two years in a row (2018 and 2019- the last two carnivals they have had) and has been consistently producing the goods at WAFL Colts last year and this. Is the only 2004 named in the initial WA U/19’s this year (not sure what that means in real time as he is also in the U17’s so I assume he can’t travel with both teams). The knock on him is his height but there is room for sub-180 players at AFL level. Wasn’t sold on him but keeps finding the footy so thats all he has to do.
 
BigDance said:
Surely Jed Hagan from WA throws his hat in the ring. Won the medal for best overall player at the National U15’s two years in a row (2018 and 2019- the last two carnivals they have had) and has been consistently producing the goods at WAFL Colts last year and this. Is the only 2004 named in the initial WA U/19’s this year (not sure what that means in real time as he is also in the U17’s so I assume he can’t travel with both teams). The knock on him is his height but there is room for sub-180 players at AFL level. Wasn’t sold on him but keeps finding the footy so thats all he has to do.
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Yer, I don't follow the drafts that closely let alone ones another year out except for on here and afl draft central, the one most seem to think is the maybe number 1 in 2022 is Tsatas who eDPS mentioned above.
 

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Jed Hagan will be up there too, he is very talented, just depends on how he develops, saw a couple of East Frem games last year and the 4 who stood out were Jack Carrol(02), Brandon Walker(02), Joshua Browne(03) and Jed Hagan(04), so as long as they continue to develop im guessing they have a good chance to be drafted.
 
Ryan is a little gun, he wouldn't be out of place playing league for west atm. Cockshell I have enjoyed very much, didn't know about his KI stats they are impressive. Keeler could be anything and agree completely about a Paddy Ryder clone, very similar.
 
Thunderstruck said:
Ryan is a little gun, he wouldn't be out of place playing league for west atm. Cockshell I have enjoyed very much, didn't know about his KI stats they are impressive. Keeler could be anything and agree completely about a Paddy Ryder clone, very similar.
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Agreed wholeheartedly with Keeler. His only limit is the one he puts on himself. If he works hard could literally be anything. From a natural talent perspective he has everything. However sometimes he is very frustratingly lazy
 
Davo-27 said:
3 kids i have liked the look of for the 2022 draft

Fraser Bone - West Adelaide
Jed Hagan - East Frem
Lachlan Cowan - Tasmania
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West Adelaide seriously have like 4 Bone's for next year and that isn't a criticism on Fraser just that west have 3 other kids all 199 or above who can all play. It's crazy. Something in the water down there for 2022
 
Height will be a key feature of the initial 2021 Torrens University SA U17 Squad which has been selected in the lead up to this year’s AFL U17 National Championships.

Set to be coached by championship-winning mentor Julian Farkas, the Croweaters will have as many as eight talls measuring in at no less than 195cm in their 49-player squad.
Speaking on SANFL Radio, Farkas noted there were also several players topping 190cm with all having a nice blend of athleticism and versatility.

South trio Will Verrall (200cm), Kyle Marshall (198cm) and Koby Cockshell (195cm) are among the giants selected, together with West pair Harry Barnett (202cm) and Tom Scully (201cm).

Exciting North Adelaide forward Isaac Keeler (197cm) will be one to watch, with Farkas likening the indigenous talent to former Power and current St Kilda ruckman Paddy Ryder.

Familiar surnames in the squad include Sturt’s Luca Slade, son of Central premiership midfielder Matthew, and Eagles pair Matteus Phillipou and Hunter Carter, sons of former Eagles and Magpie Sam Phillipou and Port premiership defender Stephen Carter respectively.

After training begins on June 1, the squad will play an internal trial match at Thebarton Oval on Friday June 11. After this, selectors will trim the squad down to 30 – three of which must be 16-year-olds – for the AFL National Championships.

South Australia will play its first game against Western Australia on Sunday June 20 at Hisense Arena before heading to Queensland to tackle Victoria Metro on Tuesday July 6 and Victoria Country on Friday July 9.

sanfl.com.au

2021 Torrens University SA U17 Squad - SANFL

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Holden Hillbilly said:
Height will be a key feature of the initial 2021 Torrens University SA U17 Squad which has been selected in the lead up to this year’s AFL U17 National Championships.

Set to be coached by championship-winning mentor Julian Farkas, the Croweaters will have as many as eight talls measuring in at no less than 195cm in their 49-player squad.
Speaking on SANFL Radio, Farkas noted there were also several players topping 190cm with all having a nice blend of athleticism and versatility.

South trio Will Verrall (200cm), Kyle Marshall (198cm) and Koby Cockshell (195cm) are among the giants selected, together with West pair Harry Barnett (202cm) and Tom Scully (201cm).

Exciting North Adelaide forward Isaac Keeler (197cm) will be one to watch, with Farkas likening the indigenous talent to former Power and current St Kilda ruckman Paddy Ryder.

Familiar surnames in the squad include Sturt’s Luca Slade, son of Central premiership midfielder Matthew, and Eagles pair Matteus Phillipou and Hunter Carter, sons of former Eagles and Magpie Sam Phillipou and Port premiership defender Stephen Carter respectively.

After training begins on June 1, the squad will play an internal trial match at Thebarton Oval on Friday June 11. After this, selectors will trim the squad down to 30 – three of which must be 16-year-olds – for the AFL National Championships.

South Australia will play its first game against Western Australia on Sunday June 20 at Hisense Arena before heading to Queensland to tackle Victoria Metro on Tuesday July 6 and Victoria Country on Friday July 9.

sanfl.com.au

2021 Torrens University SA U17 Squad - SANFL

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So SA and WA travel to Victoria to play each other? Isn’t Hisense in Melbourne?
 
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