List Mgmt. Draftee, NGA and Father/Son Discussion - 2025

[eaglevision]

Another of the early movers in 2025, Grlj has been making the most of his opportunity playing onball for Oakleigh to maximise some of the traits we saw last season. His pace is electric, and he uses it to quickly close down opponents or break lines with the ball, one mazy run in particular which saw him sidestepping opponents and leaving them in his wake was very reminiscent of last season's Chargers number 5. In this game he barely put a foot wrong with ball in hand, his skills neat and precise. Hopefully he can up his disposal count as the season progresses by developing his stoppage work and finding more uncontested footy on the spread.

Thanks noobermensch . Grlj was my preseason pick for the biggest riser, starved of midfield time last year due to FOS, Jagga and Gross. I think his attributes (speed, line breaking) will be particularly appealing for WCE. Him and Lindsay would be my choices for the Hawks 1R pick if we don’t trade it/trade up. Noob’s video on his futures game last year worth a look too for those interested in seeing what he brings to the table, particularly in the first half.

 

[noobermensch]

The first of the mid season draft prospects to be covered on the channel this year, Tom Evans had an absolutely immense performance on the weekend for the Pioneers to put himself firmly into the MSD frame. He showed prospective AFL teams what he would bring, which is a prolific rebounding small defender with dash and excellent kicking skills paired with attacking, fearless decision making.

 

[eaglevision]

The first of the mid season draft prospects to be covered on the channel this year, Tom Evans had an absolutely immense performance on the weekend for the Pioneers to put himself firmly into the MSD frame. He showed prospective AFL teams what he would bring, which is a prolific rebounding small defender with dash and excellent kicking skills paired with attacking, fearless decision making.

Some nice aggressive kicks, but of Harrison Oliver about him but not as good 1v1. Would like to see him get more hands on the ball further up the ground too. Great video, thanks

 

[eaglespremiers]

Further to this I’m keeping an eye on Tom Evans for the MSD too. Coming off 44 touches for the Pioneers, eaglespremiers may be able to share a bit more info on what he’s like in the flesh, particularly defensive running. He is an early birthday already in an overage year which needs to be considered but a 19 year old that can get their hands on the ball 44 times should absolutely be in our discussion, keep an eye on his midfield minutes.
View attachment 2282784

The first of the mid season draft prospects to be covered on the channel this year, Tom Evans had an absolutely immense performance on the weekend for the Pioneers to put himself firmly into the MSD frame. He showed prospective AFL teams what he would bring, which is a prolific rebounding small defender with dash and excellent kicking skills paired with attacking, fearless decision making.

Fantastic player.
Got penalised last year due to APS football commitments after having a strong end to 2023.
Played mainly on the forward flank and rotating into the midfield in his games with the Pioneers last year.

This year he has moved into the back line and is a key component for the Pioneers forward thrusts.
Key attributes are his football IQ (which is very good) and his navigation through traffic. He is also a reliable kick of the football.
I couldn't speak more highly about Tom as a person and his footballing journey.

Some photos from the weekend:

 

[AsterixTheGaul]

So let me go back 5 years to my List by Age by Position post the 2019 draft.



I know posters got sick on Monocle and me talking about the Pieman having his schoolboy prefect with great athleticism, but you had to go back to 2013 to find a mid we had drafted that went close to resembling a best 22. This cliff that we have fallen off has been coming for half a decade. As clear as dogs balls.

The draft of 2020 was the second of the Kelly pick losses and we took late swings at Edwards and Trew. The next year of 2021 we started to change and at least took Chesser and Hough who were b9oth seen as genuine mids at the U18 level. Hough more a Half Forward who could run through the middle.

We have to go to 2022 to see us start to address the shortage of an engine room. We took Ginbey, Hewett, Burgiel and Long. Not all are going to make it and not all are going to play midfield. Burgiel has gone and we need to be patient with Noah coming back from a serious knee injury.

2023 saw us draft Harley, Hall and Johnston. Tick. During 2024, we picked up Hutchinson in the MSD.

2024 saw us draft Allan, Gross and Grego. Tick.

I am trying to be positive and believe Massey's focus is clearly on midfielders and he has differing views that The Pieman.

For those looking for a quick sugar hit from our draftees, remember that the Daicos and Reid draftees who can play from day 1 are the exception. The majority of who we pick won't be ready to be hard nosed midfielders until 3 to 5 years later.

Here is how we stand now



The good news is that we have most of our KPP on the list we need for the future (could do with a KPD) and a ruck but probably not from the draft. We need to continue the midfield build and I am truly looking for Gross and Grego developing together as a duo that seem to want to be involved in contested football..

 

[WCE777]

So let me go back 5 years to my List by Age by Position post the 2019 draft.

View attachment 2285149

I know posters got sick on Monocle and me talking about the Pieman having his schoolboy prefect with great athleticism, but you had to go back to 2013 to find a mid we had drafted that went close to resembling a best 22. This cliff that we have fallen off has been coming for half a decade. As clear as dogs balls.

The draft of 2020 was the second of the Kelly pick losses and we took late swings at Edwards and Trew. The next year of 2021 we started to change and at least took Chesser and Hough who were b9oth seen as genuine mids at the U18 level. Hough more a Half Forward who could run through the middle.

We have to go to 2022 to see us start to address the shortage of an engine room. We took Ginbey, Hewett, Burgiel and Long. Not all are going to make it and not all are going to play midfield. Burgiel has gone and we need to be patient with Noah coming back from a serious knee injury.

2023 saw us draft Harley, Hall and Johnston. Tick. During 2024, we picked up Hutchinson in the MSD.

2024 saw us draft Allan, Gross and Grego. Tick.

I am trying to be positive and believe Massey's focus is clearly on midfielders and he has differing views that The Pieman.

For those looking for a quick sugar hit from our draftees, remember that the Daicos and Reid draftees who can play from day 1 are the exception. The majority of who we pick won't be ready to be hard nosed midfielders until 3 to 5 years later.

Here is how we stand now
View attachment 2285184


The good news is that we have most of our KPP on the list we need for the future (could do with a KPD) and a ruck but probably not from the draft. We need to continue the midfield build and I am truly looking for Gross and Grego developing together as a duo that seem to want to be involved in contested football..

great work and analysis!!

 

[eaglevision]

UNDER-18 BOYS​

Game 1
Victoria Country v Victoria Metro
Friday, April 18 @ 11:00am
Avalon Airport Oval, Werribee

VICTORIA COUNTRY
#	NAME	SURNAME	CTL CLUB	COMMUNITY CLUB	HT
1	Ethan	Drever	GWV Rebels	Ballarat	185
2	Tanner	Armstrong	Murray Bushrangers	Shepparton United	176
3	Archie	Taylor	GWV Rebels	Cobden	178
4	Zachary	O'Keefe	Gippsland Power	Maffra	177
5	Jesse	Mellor	Geelong Falcons	Geelong West	185
6	Mitchell	Stevens	Gippsland Power	Heyfield	185
7	Marcus	Prasad	Dandenong Stingrays	Dromana	167
8	Thomas	Matthews	Gippsland Power	Moe	171
9	Hunter	Wright	Bendigo Pioneers	Golden Square	188
10	Cody	Templeton	Gippsland Power	Warragul Industrials	179
11	Toby	Sinnema	Dandenong Stingrays	Devon Meadows	180
12	Finlay	Lockhart	Bendigo Pioneers	Sandhurst	191
13	Wil	Malady	Gippsland Power	Bairnsdale	190
14	Jessie	Johnstone	Bendigo Pioneers	Tongala	185
15	Zac	Walker	Gippsland Power	Phillip Island	191
16	Jobe	Scapin	Gippsland Power	Inverloch-Kongwak	187
19	Callum	Smith	Dandenong Stingrays	Vermont	189
20	Charlie	Lawless	Geelong Falcons	Anglesea	194
22	Josh	Granger	Dandenong Stingrays	Bonbeach YCW	197
23	Xavier	Ladbrook	Gippsland Power	Nar Nar Goon	200
26	Oliver	Johnston	Geelong Falcons	Newtown & Chilwell	192
27	Chad	Finck	GWV Rebels	Portland	195
28	Shaun	Watson	Bendigo Pioneers	Mildura	194
29	Zac	Harding	Murray Bushrangers	Wodonga Bulldogs	199
30	Tairon	Ah-Mu	Dandenong Stingrays	Berwick	198
VICTORIA METRO
#	FIRST	SURNAME	CTL CLUB	COMMUNITY CLUB	HT
1	Tyson	Gresham	Northern Knights	South Morang	169
2	Hussien	El Achkar	Calder Cannons	Pascoe Vale	171
3	Roman	Moxon	Northern Knights	Fitzroy	175
4	Sebastian	Murphy	Northern Knights	Montmorency	176
5	Thomas	McGuane	Western Jets	Keilor	178
6	Arki	Butler	Sandringham Dragons	Beaumaris	180
7	Mitchell	Moate	Northern Knights	Epping	181
8	Sam	Grlj	Oakleigh Chargers	Old Camberwell	182
9	Hamish	Pearce	Calder Cannons	Strathmore	183
10	Mingara	Clark	Oakleigh Chargers	Parkside	183
11	Blake	Chambers	Eastern Ranges	Rowville	182
12	Aaron	Sharkie	Oakleigh Chargers	Kew Rovers	184
13	Rod	Ali	Eastern	Mitcham	186
14	Kobe	Williams	Western Jets	Williamstown CYMS	186
15	Hamish	Bird	Calder Cannons	Aberfeldie	187
16	Hunter	Holmes	Oakleigh Chargers	Old Melburnians	187
17	Mitchell	Hansen	Eastern Ranges	North Ringwood	189
18	Jack	Ison	Oakleigh Chargers	Parkside	190
19	Andrew	Barker	Eastern Ranges	Mooroolbark	191
20	Cooper	Herbert	Calder Cannons	Laurimar	191
23	Jackson	Barber	Calder Cannons	Aberfeldie	195
28	Tyson	Bradley	Sandringham Dragons	Highett	196
29	Lewis	Houndsome	Northern Knights	Yarrambat	199
30	Zac	McCarthy	Oakleigh Chargers	Old Carey	199

Game 2
Victoria Country v Victoria Metro
Friday, April 18 @ 1:30pm
Avalon Airport Oval, Werribee

VIC COUNTRY
#	NAME	SURNAME	CTL CLUB	COMMUNITY CLUB	HT
1	Cody	Walker	Bendigo Pioneers	Echuca	184
2	Tom	Evans	Bendigo Pioneers	Echuca	180
3	Noah	Willliams	Geelong Falcons	St Josephs	176
4	Brodie	Atkins	Gippsland Power	Drouin	181
5	Gus	Kennedy	Dandenong Stingrays	Seaford	185
6	Louis	Hodder	Dandenong Stingrays	Mt Eliza	176
7	Sam	Lewis	Dandenong Stingrays	Red Hill	186
8	Jack	Marks	Murray Bushrangers	Mansfield	177
9	Luca	Tonner	Dandenong Stingrays	Mount Eliza	193
10	Jaidi	Jackson-Leahy	Bendigo Pioneers	Strathfieldsaye	183
11	Marlon	Neocleous	Gippsland Power	Traralgon	168
12	Sinclair	Burmeister	GWV Rebels	Redan	185
13	Rilley	Aquilina	Geelong Falcons	St Josephs	181
14	Quinn	Harvey	Dandenong Stingrays	Langwarrin	188
15	Jonty	Davis	Bendigo Pioneers	Marong	181
16	Archie	Edwards	Sandringham Dragons	South Melb Districts	188
18	Darcy	Szerszyn	Dandenong Stingrays	Noble Park	188
19	JayDe	Varlet	Dandenong Stingrays	Beaconsfield	181
20	Floyd	Burmeister	GWV Rebels	Redan	199
21	Taj	Bowman	GWV Rebels	North Ballarat	184
24	Harry	Moon	Murray Bushrangers	Rochester	196
25	Jett	Elek	Geelong Falcons	Lara	201
28	Fraser	Marino	Dandenong Stingrays	Bonbeach YCW	197
29	Jonah	Walker	Gippsland Power	Bairnsdale	191
30	Fletcher	Pulleine	Geelong Falcons	St Josephs	189
VICTORIA METRO
#	NAME	SURNAME	CTL CLUB	COMMUNITY CLUB	HT
1	Ricky	Theodoropoulos	Sandringham Dragons	Bentleigh	170
2	Adam	Sweid	Calder Cannons	Pascoe Vale	175
3	Bennett	Martin	Sandringham Dragons	St Bedes Mentone	179
4	Lachy	Dovaston	Eastern Ranges	Blackburn	177
5	Felix	Kneipp	Calder Cannons	Fitzroy	179
6	Jai	Saxena	Oakleigh Chargers	Doncaster East	180
7	Archer	Ryan	Oakleigh Chargers	Blackburn	182
8	Lachlan	Hicks	Western Jets	Altona Vikings	182
9	Ned	La Motte	Oakleigh Chargers	Balwyn	184
10	Rory	Wright	Sandringham Dragons	Caulfield Gram.	184
11	Jamie	Gilchrist	Eastern Ranges	East Ringwood	185
12	Charlie	Sizer	Eastern Ranges	North Ringwood	185
13	Kye	Fincher	Sandringham Dragons	East Brighton Vampires	185
14	Xavier	Bamert	Sandringham Dragons	South Melbourne	186
15	Oskar	Ainsworth	Western Jets	Williamstown CYMS	186
16	Sacha	Levine	Sandringham Dragons	Ormond	188
20	Max	Kondogiannis	Oakleigh Chargers	Old Carey	190
23	Xavier	Taylor	Eastern Ranges	East Ringwood	191
24	Nick	Canavan	Northern Knights	Montmorency	191
25	Jacob	Marron	Western Jets	Yarraville Seddon	195
26	Harry	Van Hattum	Northern Knights	St Mary’s	202
28	Benjamin	Fergusson	Oakleigh Chargers	Camberwell/Old Scotch	197
29	Kayne	Watt	Sandringham Dragons	Caulfield Gramm.	199
30	Miles	Tyrer	Sandringham Dragons	South Melbourne

Game 2 over age MSD prospects Tom Evans and Floyd Burmeister are having a run. Hopefully both are on our radar.

 

[KBLT]

How tf do you pronounce Grlj?

 

[quackish]

Gah-are-ell-jah

 

[bzparkes]

How tf do you pronounce Grlj?

Grill

 

[Jumpoff Joey]

Here is how we stand now
View attachment 2285184


The good news is that we have most of our KPP on the list we need for the future (could do with a KPD) and a ruck but probably not from the draft. We need to continue the midfield build and I am truly looking for Gross and Grego developing together as a duo that seem to want to be involved in contested football..

So at the end of the season, Allen, Jamieson, Petch, Cripps, Sheed and Kelly could be all gone.


Thats alot of kids with very few leaders on the field...2026, Yeo and Mcgovern will be gone too.

 

[bzparkes]

So at the end of the season, Allen, Jamieson, Petch, Cripps, Sheed and Kelly could be all gone.


Thats alot of kids with very few leaders on the field...2026, Yeo and Mcgovern will be gone too.

Yeo's contracted to 2027.

 

[Happy Mastenator]

How tf do you pronounce Grlj?

 

[Forward Press]

To borrow from Dennis Cometti regarding Adem Yze

Adem Yze

Age

47

Ht

187cm

Wt

85kg

Pos.

M/F

Career

Season

Last 5

D

18.2

5star

K

14.4

5star

HB

3.8

3star

M

4.0

4star

T

1.7

4star

No current season stats available

D

5.2

2star

K

3.4

2star

HB

1.8

2star

M

0.6

1star

T

0.6

3star

- "Sam Grlj - terrific player, terrible Scrabble hand"

 

[Dark Sharks]

My reaction to every draft video and potential candidate for our top selections...

Looks like we're splitting again boiz!

 

[CountryLad]

Hopefully Evans and Whalley rise to be first round picks. Would be a really nice bonus when everyone knows the club needs to put the work in but a little bit luck wouldn’t hurt.

 

[Wooshaaaa]

Thanks noobermensch . Grlj was my preseason pick for the biggest riser, starved of midfield time last year due to FOS, Jagga and Gross. I think his attributes (speed, line breaking) will be particularly appealing for WCE. Him and Lindsay would be my choices for the Hawks 1R pick if we don’t trade it/trade up. Noob’s video on his futures game last year worth a look too for those interested in seeing what he brings to the table, particularly in the first half.

He has some attributes.!!

 

[Cursedsword02]

Thanks noobermensch . Grlj was my preseason pick for the biggest riser, starved of midfield time last year due to FOS, Jagga and Gross. I think his attributes (speed, line breaking) will be particularly appealing for WCE. Him and Lindsay would be my choices for the Hawks 1R pick if we don’t trade it/trade up. Noob’s video on his futures game last year worth a look too for those interested in seeing what he brings to the table, particularly in the first half.

How do we know if he'll make it to Hawthorn's 1R? For all we know, he could be this year's Caleb Windsor.

 

[eaglevision]

How do we know if he'll make it to Hawthorn's 1R? For all we know, he could be this year's Caleb Windsor.

Surely we don’t need a footnote in every post that projects draft positions 7 months out from the actual draft are subject to change over the course of the season depending on form? The Hawks 1R pick will also change over that period.

 

[ROYAL EAGLE]

Classy Swan Districts hybrid forward Tylah Williams kicked 1.1 from 19 touches and nine marks against East Perth. One scout claimed Williams was the Eagles NGA prospect “going under the radar” at the moment.

 

[Wce17]

I wonder if as a concession package we could ask the AFL if we could prelist some of the NGA’s before the draft. Would stop clubs complaining about draft picks being handed out.

 

[Bleedblueandgold]

10 Emerging Stars In WAFL Season 2025

A new football season bringscomes a new crop of Colts athletes wanting to fulfil their dreams of being drafted. From those seeking to establish themselves as stars of the future, to players who are ready to compete for a premiership or be selected to play for Western Australia, there are...

wafootball.com.au

Walley, Banfield & Evans get a mention here.

 

[eagles rule]

Another of the early movers in 2025, Grlj has been making the most of his opportunity playing onball for Oakleigh to maximise some of the traits we saw last season. His pace is electric, and he uses it to quickly close down opponents or break lines with the ball, one mazy run in particular which saw him sidestepping opponents and leaving them in his wake was very reminiscent of last season's Chargers number 5. In this game he barely put a foot wrong with ball in hand, his skills neat and precise. Hopefully he can up his disposal count as the season progresses by developing his stoppage work and finding more uncontested footy on the spread.

He has a lot of good attributes , I like it ..

 

[eagles rule]

The first of the mid season draft prospects to be covered on the channel this year, Tom Evans had an absolutely immense performance on the weekend for the Pioneers to put himself firmly into the MSD frame. He showed prospective AFL teams what he would bring, which is a prolific rebounding small defender with dash and excellent kicking skills paired with attacking, fearless decision making.

Its a no from me , I don’t see anything elite standing out ..

 

[eagles rule]

UNDER-18 BOYS​

Game 1
Victoria Country v Victoria Metro
Friday, April 18 @ 11:00am
Avalon Airport Oval, Werribee

VICTORIA COUNTRY
#	NAME	SURNAME	CTL CLUB	COMMUNITY CLUB	HT
1	Ethan	Drever	GWV Rebels	Ballarat	185
2	Tanner	Armstrong	Murray Bushrangers	Shepparton United	176
3	Archie	Taylor	GWV Rebels	Cobden	178
4	Zachary	O'Keefe	Gippsland Power	Maffra	177
5	Jesse	Mellor	Geelong Falcons	Geelong West	185
6	Mitchell	Stevens	Gippsland Power	Heyfield	185
7	Marcus	Prasad	Dandenong Stingrays	Dromana	167
8	Thomas	Matthews	Gippsland Power	Moe	171
9	Hunter	Wright	Bendigo Pioneers	Golden Square	188
10	Cody	Templeton	Gippsland Power	Warragul Industrials	179
11	Toby	Sinnema	Dandenong Stingrays	Devon Meadows	180
12	Finlay	Lockhart	Bendigo Pioneers	Sandhurst	191
13	Wil	Malady	Gippsland Power	Bairnsdale	190
14	Jessie	Johnstone	Bendigo Pioneers	Tongala	185
15	Zac	Walker	Gippsland Power	Phillip Island	191
16	Jobe	Scapin	Gippsland Power	Inverloch-Kongwak	187
19	Callum	Smith	Dandenong Stingrays	Vermont	189
20	Charlie	Lawless	Geelong Falcons	Anglesea	194
22	Josh	Granger	Dandenong Stingrays	Bonbeach YCW	197
23	Xavier	Ladbrook	Gippsland Power	Nar Nar Goon	200
26	Oliver	Johnston	Geelong Falcons	Newtown & Chilwell	192
27	Chad	Finck	GWV Rebels	Portland	195
28	Shaun	Watson	Bendigo Pioneers	Mildura	194
29	Zac	Harding	Murray Bushrangers	Wodonga Bulldogs	199
30	Tairon	Ah-Mu	Dandenong Stingrays	Berwick	198
VICTORIA METRO
#	FIRST	SURNAME	CTL CLUB	COMMUNITY CLUB	HT
1	Tyson	Gresham	Northern Knights	South Morang	169
2	Hussien	El Achkar	Calder Cannons	Pascoe Vale	171
3	Roman	Moxon	Northern Knights	Fitzroy	175
4	Sebastian	Murphy	Northern Knights	Montmorency	176
5	Thomas	McGuane	Western Jets	Keilor	178
6	Arki	Butler	Sandringham Dragons	Beaumaris	180
7	Mitchell	Moate	Northern Knights	Epping	181
8	Sam	Grlj	Oakleigh Chargers	Old Camberwell	182
9	Hamish	Pearce	Calder Cannons	Strathmore	183
10	Mingara	Clark	Oakleigh Chargers	Parkside	183
11	Blake	Chambers	Eastern Ranges	Rowville	182
12	Aaron	Sharkie	Oakleigh Chargers	Kew Rovers	184
13	Rod	Ali	Eastern	Mitcham	186
14	Kobe	Williams	Western Jets	Williamstown CYMS	186
15	Hamish	Bird	Calder Cannons	Aberfeldie	187
16	Hunter	Holmes	Oakleigh Chargers	Old Melburnians	187
17	Mitchell	Hansen	Eastern Ranges	North Ringwood	189
18	Jack	Ison	Oakleigh Chargers	Parkside	190
19	Andrew	Barker	Eastern Ranges	Mooroolbark	191
20	Cooper	Herbert	Calder Cannons	Laurimar	191
23	Jackson	Barber	Calder Cannons	Aberfeldie	195
28	Tyson	Bradley	Sandringham Dragons	Highett	196
29	Lewis	Houndsome	Northern Knights	Yarrambat	199
30	Zac	McCarthy	Oakleigh Chargers	Old Carey	199

Game 2
Victoria Country v Victoria Metro
Friday, April 18 @ 1:30pm
Avalon Airport Oval, Werribee

VIC COUNTRY
#	NAME	SURNAME	CTL CLUB	COMMUNITY CLUB	HT
1	Cody	Walker	Bendigo Pioneers	Echuca	184
2	Tom	Evans	Bendigo Pioneers	Echuca	180
3	Noah	Willliams	Geelong Falcons	St Josephs	176
4	Brodie	Atkins	Gippsland Power	Drouin	181
5	Gus	Kennedy	Dandenong Stingrays	Seaford	185
6	Louis	Hodder	Dandenong Stingrays	Mt Eliza	176
7	Sam	Lewis	Dandenong Stingrays	Red Hill	186
8	Jack	Marks	Murray Bushrangers	Mansfield	177
9	Luca	Tonner	Dandenong Stingrays	Mount Eliza	193
10	Jaidi	Jackson-Leahy	Bendigo Pioneers	Strathfieldsaye	183
11	Marlon	Neocleous	Gippsland Power	Traralgon	168
12	Sinclair	Burmeister	GWV Rebels	Redan	185
13	Rilley	Aquilina	Geelong Falcons	St Josephs	181
14	Quinn	Harvey	Dandenong Stingrays	Langwarrin	188
15	Jonty	Davis	Bendigo Pioneers	Marong	181
16	Archie	Edwards	Sandringham Dragons	South Melb Districts	188
18	Darcy	Szerszyn	Dandenong Stingrays	Noble Park	188
19	JayDe	Varlet	Dandenong Stingrays	Beaconsfield	181
20	Floyd	Burmeister	GWV Rebels	Redan	199
21	Taj	Bowman	GWV Rebels	North Ballarat	184
24	Harry	Moon	Murray Bushrangers	Rochester	196
25	Jett	Elek	Geelong Falcons	Lara	201
28	Fraser	Marino	Dandenong Stingrays	Bonbeach YCW	197
29	Jonah	Walker	Gippsland Power	Bairnsdale	191
30	Fletcher	Pulleine	Geelong Falcons	St Josephs	189
VICTORIA METRO
#	NAME	SURNAME	CTL CLUB	COMMUNITY CLUB	HT
1	Ricky	Theodoropoulos	Sandringham Dragons	Bentleigh	170
2	Adam	Sweid	Calder Cannons	Pascoe Vale	175
3	Bennett	Martin	Sandringham Dragons	St Bedes Mentone	179
4	Lachy	Dovaston	Eastern Ranges	Blackburn	177
5	Felix	Kneipp	Calder Cannons	Fitzroy	179
6	Jai	Saxena	Oakleigh Chargers	Doncaster East	180
7	Archer	Ryan	Oakleigh Chargers	Blackburn	182
8	Lachlan	Hicks	Western Jets	Altona Vikings	182
9	Ned	La Motte	Oakleigh Chargers	Balwyn	184
10	Rory	Wright	Sandringham Dragons	Caulfield Gram.	184
11	Jamie	Gilchrist	Eastern Ranges	East Ringwood	185
12	Charlie	Sizer	Eastern Ranges	North Ringwood	185
13	Kye	Fincher	Sandringham Dragons	East Brighton Vampires	185
14	Xavier	Bamert	Sandringham Dragons	South Melbourne	186
15	Oskar	Ainsworth	Western Jets	Williamstown CYMS	186
16	Sacha	Levine	Sandringham Dragons	Ormond	188
20	Max	Kondogiannis	Oakleigh Chargers	Old Carey	190
23	Xavier	Taylor	Eastern Ranges	East Ringwood	191
24	Nick	Canavan	Northern Knights	Montmorency	191
25	Jacob	Marron	Western Jets	Yarraville Seddon	195
26	Harry	Van Hattum	Northern Knights	St Mary’s	202
28	Benjamin	Fergusson	Oakleigh Chargers	Camberwell/Old Scotch	197
29	Kayne	Watt	Sandringham Dragons	Caulfield Gramm.	199
30	Miles	Tyrer	Sandringham Dragons	South Melbourne

Game 2 over age MSD prospects Tom Evans and Floyd Burmeister are having a run. Hopefully both are on our radar.

Interested to see VC No14 Jesse Johnstone out of Harley Reid home town Tongala ..