List Mgmt. 2023 AFL Draft

[davesnothere]

Random question?

Is the McAullife mentioned terry’s lad (race caller)

Terry has 3 sons Henry, Will and Charlie.

Kane's not directly related.

 

[TazD]

Random question?

Is the McAullife mentioned terry’s lad (race caller)

No

 

[philthy05]

Macca19

Are Draper sharp phillipou Welsh Burgoyne Montgomery all 2024 draft?

Or is sharp and phillipou 2025 with Gil wakelin? I’m thinking the second option might be correct just checking.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

2023 - Oliver Francou
2023 - Jack Lade

2024 - Louie Montgomery
2024 - Ky Burgoyne (also FS eligible for Hawthorn)
2024 - Rome Burgoyne

2025 - Jake Bishop
2025 - Ben Francou
2025 - Darcy Thurstans
2025 - Gill Wakelin (also FS eligible for St Kilda)
2025 - Charlie Wilson

 

[cmpower]

Are the Cochrane’s getting around in the 18s and 16s Stewies kids?

 

[philthy05]

I hope those measurements are correct cause 188 for Moir now would be interesting and Patton up to 193 also would be reassuring.

 

[afl2004]

Swear Burgoyne and wakelin haven't played sanfl footy for 6 plus weeks

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

Swear Burgoyne and wakelin haven't played sanfl footy for 6 plus weeks

College footy. eg Wakelin plays for PAC

 

[davesnothere]

We need the Suns 1st round pick.

If we somehow managed to get that can we bundle it with next year's 1st to trade up?

 

[philthy05]

We need the Suns 1st round pick.

If we somehow managed to get that can we bundle it with next year's 1st to trade up?

Why would we do that?

That’s a hell of a lot of collateral to do what you’re suggesting.

 

[davesnothere]

Why would we do that?

That’s a hell of a lot of collateral to do what you’re suggesting.

If the Saints are serious about getting hold of the Gold Coast pick ( Gold Coast will off load it ) and putting that on the table for Miles then turning that into a top five pick land is pretty much a gun Curtain/Duursma/McKercher or Mitch Edwards. Once you get past them the draft evens out for mine. A highend pick and a couple of back end development players with our current list would be a very good outcome for us this year.

Next years pick could be 20. Would burn that pick for Duursma this year no problem.

 

[philthy05]

If the Saints are serious about getting hold of the Gold Coast pick ( Gold Coast will off load it ) and putting that on the table for Miles then turning that into a top five pick land is pretty much a gun Curtain/Duursma/McKercher or Mitch Edwards. Once you get past them the draft evens out for mine. A highend pick and a couple of back end development players with our current list would be a very good outcome for us this year.

Next years pick could be 20. Would burn that pick for Duursma this year no problem.

If a top 5 pick is so good why is anyone trading it to us for a teens pick + future 1st?

 

[davesnothere]

We’d like Walter.
Orlando Turner good work at ground level.

 

[davesnothere]

If a top 5 pick is so good why is anyone trading it to us for a teens pick + future 1st?

See if we add a second this year.

 

[davesnothere]

Moir isn't going to get much of a look at the ball during the nationals by the looks of it.

This Allies side did look good on paper though. SA doesn't have a midfielder we would want on current form.

 

[JakeNeadeFan]

Appears to be a historically good Allies team and a historically bad SA team.

Moir might be the next Lemmey the way things are panning out.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

SOUTH AUSTRALIA 2.0 3.0 7.1 11.2 (68)
ALLIES 6.2 9.7 10.9 12.12 (84)

GOALS
South Australia: Delean 4, Fawcett 2, Gladigau, Herbert, Holt, McShane, Moir
Allies: McCormack 3, Walter 3, Rider 2, Sanders 2, Gothard, Kirk

Key forward steals the show in U18s season-opener:​

Jed Walter was everywhere as the Allies defeated South Australia in the first match of the 2023 Under-18s Champs

Key forward steals the show in U18s season-opener

Jed Walter was everywhere as the Allies defeated South Australia in the first match of the 2023 Under-18s Champs

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[Holden Hillbilly]

A spirited second-half fightback wasn’t enough for the Torrens University SA U18 team after it succumbed to a well-drilled Allies outfit by 16 points at Thebarton Oval.
Trailing by as much as 49 points early in the third term, the Croweaters then banged on 8.2 to the visitors’ 2.3 to nearly steal victory in their opening AFL National Championships match.
Smooth-moving SA midfielder Sid Draper found some meaningful support after the main change as Jack Delean hit the scoreboard with four goals.
But the damage had been done in the opening hour as the Allies ran hard through corridor while producing great link-up play with skillful use of the football.
Draper – who is eligible for the 2024 AFL Draft – was SA’s only genuine contributor across four quarters, finishing with a team-high 23 disposals, eight inside 50s and six tackles.
Defender Alex Holt collected nine disposals, six tackles and five rebound 50s while SA ruck Alex Van Wyk battled hard in the centre square for eight disposals, three clearances and 24 hit outs.
SA had 13 fewer inside 50 entries for the contest which translated to 11 fewer scoring shots, proving pivotal in the final result.
South Australia will now turn its attention towards hosting arch-rival Victoria Metro next Sunday at Thebarton Oval.
The Croweaters will then hit the road for contests against Victoria Country (June 18) in Melbourne and Western Australia (June 24) in Perth to round out their campaign.

Sunday June 4 at Thebarton Oval
SA 2.0 3.0 7.1 11.2 (68)
Allies 6.2 9.7 10.9 12.12 (84)
BEST – SA: Draper, Delean, Holt, Van Wyk, McAuliffe, McCabe
GOALS – SA: Delean 4, Fawcett 2, Moir, McShane, Holt, Gladigau, Herbert

 

[Macca19]

Macca19

Are Draper sharp phillipou Welsh Burgoyne Montgomery all 2024 draft?

Or is sharp and phillipou 2025 with Gil wakelin? I’m thinking the second option might be correct just checking.

Not sure on Sharp, but Philipou is 2007 born, so that would make him 2025 draft i reckon

 

[Macca19]

Appears to be a historically good Allies team and a historically bad SA team.

Moir might be the next Lemmey the way things are panning out.

Moir has had a better year than everyone is giving him credit for. Lemmey had a write off of a season.

I still think Moir is in the top 3 most talented players in this draft.

 

[Macca19]

We need the Suns 1st round pick.

If we somehow managed to get that can we bundle it with next year's 1st to trade up?

Gold Coast look like having 3 academy kids who will be bid on in the top 10 this year. I don't know how they will manage that or even if they'll consider trading their first.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

COATES LEAGUE TOP 50 RANKINGS AFTER ROUND 9

Ranking, Player, Club, Position, 2023 games, 2023 Ave. KFC SuperCoach Points

1. Arie Schoenmaker, Tasmania Devils, DEF, 2 games, 176 points
2. Jed Walter, Gold Coast Academy, FWD, 4 games, 156 points
3. Harley Reid, Bendigo Pioneers, MID, 3 games, 152 points
4. Ryley Sanders, Sandringham Dragons, MID, 3 games, 152 points
5. Harvey Thomas, Oakleigh Chargers/GWS, 2 games, 151 points
6. Sam Marshall, Brisbane Lions Academy, DEF, 3 games, 151 points
7. George Stevens, GWV Rebels, DEF, 6 games, 150 points
8. Colby McKercher, Tasmania Devils, MID, 5 games, 146 points
9. Nicholas Watson, Eastern Ranges, FWD, 3 games, 143 points
10. Indhi Kirk, Sydney Swans Academy, MID, 5 games, 143 points
11. Tom Beaumont, Tasmania Devils, MID, 6 games, 142 points
12. Will Rowlands, Northern Territory, MID-FWD, 2 games, 138 points
13. Jake Rogers, Gold Coast Academy, MID, 4 games, 136 points
14. Levi Ashcroft, Sandringham Dragons, MID, 4 games, 136 points
15. Jagga Smith, Oakleigh Chargers, MID, 4 games, 134 points
16. Joel Freijah, GWV Rebels, MID, 7 games, 132 points
17. Mahmoud Taha, Calder Cannons, MID, 6 games, 129 points
18. Josh Smillie, Eastern Ranges, MID, 5 games, 128 points
19. Angus Hastie, Geelong Falcons, DEF, 6 games, 128 points
20. Zane Duursma, Gippsland Power, MID, 5 games, 127 points
21. Caiden Cleary, Sydney Swans Academy, MID, 4 games, 126 points
22. Jake Smith, Western Jets, MID, 7 games, 126 points
23. Jack Callinan, Tasmania Devils, FWD, 5 games, 125 points
24. Harvey Langford, Dandenong Stingrays, MID, 7 games, 124 points
25. Jedd Longmire, Murray Bushrangers, FWD, 2 games, 124 points
26. Darcy Wilson, Murray Bushrangers, MID, 6 games, 122 points
27. Kristian Lawson, Northern Knights, FWD, 2 games, 120 points
28. Connor O’Sullivan, Murray Bushrangers, FWD, 4 games, 120 points
29. Harrison Doughton, Dandenong Stingrays, FWD, 3 games, 120 points
30. Ethan Read, Gold Coast Academy, RUCK, 4 games, 118 points
31. Ryan Maric*, Gippsland Power, FWD, 3 games, 118 points
32. Heath Ollington, Tasmania Devils, FWD, 7 games, 118 points
33. Lachlan Smith, Gippsland Power, RUCK, 5 games, 118 points
34. Tom Hanily, Gippsland Power, MID, 2 games, 117 points
35. Oscar Ryan, Murray Bushrangers, DEF, 7 games, 117 points
36. Tom Bower, Oakleigh Chargers, MID-FWD, 4 games, 117 points
37. Will Lorenz, Oakleigh Chargers, MID-FWD, 2 games, 116 points
38. Owen Collins, Brisbane Lions Academy, DEF, 1 game, 115 points
39. Finn O’Sullivan, Oakleigh Chargers, 4 games, 115 points
40. Lachlan Charleson, GWV Rebels, MID, 6 games, 115 points
41. Kynan Brown, Oakleigh Chargers, MID, 7 games, 114 points
42. Luke Teal, Oakleigh Chargers, DEF, 4 games, 114 points
43. Tom Evans, Bendigo Pioneers, MID, 4 games, 112 points
44. Jordan Croft, Calder Cannons, FWD, 5 games, 112 points
45. Tyson Sruk, Eastern Ranges, DEF, 7 games, 111 points
46. Nash King, Calder Cannons, MID, 4 games, 111 points
47. Beau Nash, Tasmania Devils, MID, 8 games, 111 points
48. Noah Scott, Calder Cannons, MID, 2 games, 111 points
49. Mitchell Nicholas, Tasmania Devils, MID, 5 games, 111 points
50. Kristian Ferronato, Northern Knights, MID, 4 games, 109 points

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

WEST Coast pair Coen Livingstone and Lance Collard are among this year's group of Next Generation Academy prospects tied to clubs.
Clubs have access to Next Generation Academy talents with Indigenous or multicultural backgrounds, although under the League's draft rules they are not able to match bids on them inside the first 40 selections.

Red-hot WA duo among this year's NGA prospects

Ruckman Coen Livingstone and crafty forward Lance Collard are among the new crop of Next Generation Academy prospects

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Kai Iwao Port: Public Profile | PlayHQ

 

[chiwigi]

Can someone explain these lists for me please? Seems very weird that WEC have so many and we have 1.

PORT ADELAIDE

Kai Iwao

WEST COAST

Peter Woods
Zachariah Matsumoto
Lewis Nannup
Kynan Nelson
Joseph Harp
Blake Offer
Shiva (Ace) Tinlin
Coen Livingstone
Lucas Naylies-Pierra
Seth Clarenc
Brandon Cappeau
Cruz Woodley
Xavier De Guzman
Cronan Mulvey
Connor Everett
Kai Nazemi-Salman
Ryan Myburgh
Johnex Johnson
Samuel Monger
Kaylem Taylor-Westcott
Kieren Douglas
Lance Collard
John Schilling
Adam Woods
Leon El-Said Coomerang
Tyler Senge
Drew Woodley
Leonard Burton
Jiah Goldsworthy
Jerome McIntosh
Cuba Garlett
Xavier Humes-Cameron

 

[davesnothere]

Scouting notes SA vs Allies.

Sure Moir is still playing with that hip issue.
Crows can't take him with their midfield issues you would think? He will slide to us if we want him.

Scouting Notes: 2023 AFL U18s - South Australia vs. Allies

The Allies beat South Australia on the road to kick off the 2023 AFL U18 National Championships in style. We highlight the top performers.

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