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#36 Scott Beilby
The St Kilda NGA prospect provided a lot of spark down back for Oakleigh, often taking the kick-outs and always looking to attack with them as well. Although Beilby showed great rebounding ability, he also took some really strong intercept marks to prove he isn’t just a running receiver, or one who uses kick-outs to inflate his figures. Beilby finished the game with 21 disposals and nine rebound 50s to be amongst his teams best players, despite some shaky moments at the death.
#2 Josiah Kyle
The St Kilda NGA prospect has some very nice traits around the ground that make him a high-impact player whenever he’s around the contest. There were just times where he’d evade two or three opponents and then deliver a handball out to a teammate, or a damaging kick forward to a leading teammate, highlighting his vision and composure in traffic. Being a smaller forward he was naturally good at ground level, but his presence aerially was also impressive, getting on shoulders when he could but also out-bodying opponents through smart positioning in one-on-ones when he was a deeper target. He was dangerous when he went into the midfield as well, with his pace a real asset around stoppages and on the outside, where he’d get himself into space and deliver damaging kicks forward.
#22 Mac Andrew
Another NGA prospect for Melbourne, he showed some really good signs as a forward that rotated through the ruck, where he displayed a good understanding of the role, timing his leaps and placing his taps well to the advantage of teammates around the ground, leading to Dandenong’s scoreboard pressure. He also positioned well in marking contests, being in spots just outside the forward 50 that he’d create a contest for Dandenong to get it back in.
Melbourne gets another good ruck it would appear.
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No way North get a PP that highSerious question - if we were to have a disastrous season and finish 18th apart would we at least get pick 2 or would North get a priority pick to pip us?
Reads like Clav and is 74kg. I'm all for drafting one but we need a solution now..This kid sounds the most likely to go inside the first round of all the key defenders. Has pushed forward this year though but can obviously play either end
Rhett Bazzo
Club: Swan Districts/Western Australia
Position: Key Defender
Size: 194cm, 74kg
Foxfooty.com.au says: Bazzo turns 18 in October, with clubs hoping there’s plenty of development left in the tall. His intercept marking is exceptional and he will be one of the first few West Australians called out on draft night.
Since he's from WA, he might get a run at WAFL seniors level which would give a great indication of how far off he would be.Reads like Clav and is 74kg. I'm all for drafting one but we need a solution now..
It also reads similar to Aaron NaughtonReads like Clav and is 74kg. I'm all for drafting one but we need a solution now..
Well I'm all for Jack Payne as I've said many times, and Stew brought up Kieren Briggs as a likely type and both these boys are ready to go and would be relatively cheap.It also reads similar to Aaron Naughton
The WAFL site has him at 81kg so I'm not sure his actual weight.
I agree we need something now but we also need to look to the future. We've drafted one key defender since Hugh Goddard.
Ideally I'd like us to find a good young key defender through trade and grab a mid through the draft but there aren't that many key defenders that look to be available and usually if you have a good young key defender your not overly keen to let them go.
Briggs is a ruckmanWell I'm all for Jack Payne as I've said many times, and Stew brought up Kieren Briggs as a likely type and both these boys are ready to go and would be relatively cheap.
So long as we protect our 1st round (and ideally 2nd round) picks and address our trade needs IDGAF
Yes Briggs is a Ruckman.Briggs is a ruckman
I'm all for Payne too but he's contracted and would be hard to get out of Brisbane
Time will tell I guess. If he's available I'm sure we'll be chasing him.Yes Briggs is a Ruckman.
I don't think Payne would be that hard to extract.
He's depth at Brizzy for the rest of his days or starting 22 with us.
As an academy kid he's been there for a good 6 years already and good clubs are pragmatic about letting players seek opportunity.
I'd hope we could get him for what Seb would get for us.
Looking at his numbers, seems like he's had a good start to his season.From 2 games back
St Kilda have a prospect in Next-Generation Academy chance Scott Beilby. Impressing for Oakleigh across half-back, Beilby was lively, demonstrating high end pace and chase down tackling; he was also intercepting everything. Beilby collected 12 disposals and seven marks (two contested), in a high impact per possession showing.
From 2 games back
St Kilda have a prospect in Next-Generation Academy chance Scott Beilby. Impressing for Oakleigh across half-back, Beilby was lively, demonstrating high end pace and chase down tackling; he was also intercepting everything. Beilby collected 12 disposals and seven marks (two contested), in a high impact per possession showing.
Josh Sinn
Captain of Vic Metro's Under-16 premiership winning group, Sinn looks at his most damaging across half-back. Sinn generates drive from defence with his run and carry and clean ball use on his left foot, but while he is most recognised for this, he can push up through the midfield in either an outside or inside role. Sinn can win some of his own ball, but it's his outside run and endurance that stand out most.
Tyler Sonsie
The MVP for Vic Metro during the Under-16 Championships, Sonsie is a classy midfielder and forward. One of the very best kicks inside 50 in this year's draft pool, his ball use, composure and decision making under pressure are his points of difference. Sonsie is a smart footballer who combines his skills with line-breaking capabilities.
Campbell Chesser
A speedy half-back flanker, Chesser generates substantial drive from defence and on the outside with his run and penetrating kick. Chesser combines this with intercepting capabilities. While looking most comfortable across half-back at this stage, it is expected that we see Chesser looking to develop his ball winning capabilities this year so that he can push through the midfield more.
Do you think he has a future in the middle of the ground or is he a genuine half back?Like Chesser
Probably fits a need too. If we are ever going to play Clark on the ball, Geary is on his last legs, Webster just can't stay on the paddock, questiom marks around Long, will Paton still be the sake player after the leg break...Doubt we don’t draft him .......takes the game on.
Do you think he has a future in the middle of the ground or is he a genuine half back?
Probably fits a need too. If we are ever going to play Clark on the ball, Geary is on his last legs, Webster just can't stay on the paddock, questiom marks around Long, will Paton still be the sake player after the leg break...
I like the sound of him
Do you know much about our other academy prospects?Both ...including wing ...we just need speed & skill..think both boys like to take the game on
and both like tackling and running ..both elite running types.