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75cm?Seven Darwin football players who should be on the radar of the Gold Coast Suns
The Bulletin spoke with AFL Northern Territory manager of talent and pathways, Wally Gallio, to discover the top Darwin players who could be given a shot at the top level in 2019 or 2020.
Eligible 2019
Malcolm Rosasa 75cm, 74kg, Small forward-defender
Ben Jungfer 185cm, 75kg, Inside midfielder-medium defender
Kieren Parnell 188cm, 77kg, Medium defender-midfielder
Brandon Rusca 186cm, 71kg, Halfback-wing
Eligible 2020
Joel Jeffrey 189cm, 75kg, Third tall defender-utility
Tyrrell Lui 189cm, 71kg, Utility
Brodie Lake 186cm, 73kg, In and outside midfielder-third defender
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I'm attention to detail, you still said I run through scramble, cut and paste mistake nothing more or less.Run it through your scrambler.
Fixed.
He can only go to Freo and Richmond or nominate the draft. He has not participated in either Essendon or GCS academies. He will be at Richmond. He's living in Melbourne and attending Scotch college. Is at Richmond training occasionally. If he's any good Richmond will draft him. He has stated he wants to play alongside his cousin with the Tigers.I believe he will have to choose just like Bailey Scott.
He can go to Freo, Richmond or I guess the suns now or choose to go into the draft and anyone can take him
Damn, that's sad. What kind of injury ended his career?Interesting anecdote on the for anyone out there who is interested. Connor Budarick's father (Craig) was drafted by the Sydney Swans in 1989 but suffered an injury which essentially ruined his AFL career. His SANFL footy career with Glenelg was short in the late 80s/early 90s but he did manage to kick 150 goals in just 66 games for the Glenelg seniors.
Plus Jeffries the NT player who I'm sure well be lining up for.Five male SUNS Academy players have been named to represent the Allies in next year’s 2020 AFL Academy Squad.
Future prospects Alex Davies, Aiden Fyfe, Jack Johnston, Rhys Nicholls and Ryan Pickering were all named in the 30-player squad announced on Wednesday.
Five SUNS named in 2020 Allies AFL Academy squad
Five male SUNS Academy players have been named to represent the Allies in next year’s 2020 AFL Academy Squad.www.goldcoastfc.com.au
Another anecdote for people who are interested. Jack Johnston is a 194cm defender from Burleigh/Palm Beach Currumbin and his father (David) played in the AFL for Essendon and Fitzroy. Luckily for us, David did not play 100 games for either the Bombers or the Roys and therefore is not father-son eligible for either club. Perhaps most interesting to some may be that David was only 180cms tall while Jack currently stands 194cms and is possibly still growing. So that adds to Budarick this year (his father Craig was drafted by the Swans) and Bailey Scott last year whose father (Robert) played for Geelong and the Roos.Five male SUNS Academy players have been named to represent the Allies in next year’s 2020 AFL Academy Squad.
Future prospects Alex Davies, Aiden Fyfe, Jack Johnston, Rhys Nicholls and Ryan Pickering were all named in the 30-player squad announced on Wednesday.
Five SUNS named in 2020 Allies AFL Academy squad
Five male SUNS Academy players have been named to represent the Allies in next year’s 2020 AFL Academy Squad.www.goldcoastfc.com.au
Not sure but it can't have been that bad because he continued to play in the SANFL for a few years. It just prevented him from playing at the highest level.Damn, that's sad. What kind of injury ended his career?
3 consecutive knee reconstructions I believe, obviously the surgeries where a bit different back thenAnother anecdote for people who are interested. Jack Johnston is a 194cm defender from Burleigh/Palm Beach Currumbin and his father (David) played in the AFL for Essendon and Fitzroy. Luckily for us, David did not play 100 games for either the Bombers or the Roys and therefore is not father-son eligible for either club. Perhaps most interesting to some may be that David was only 180cms tall while Jack currently stands 194cms and is possibly still growing. So that adds to Budarick this year (his father Craig was drafted by the Swans) and Bailey Scott last year whose father (Robert) played for Geelong and the Roos.
I think this is a trend that will continue long into the future because a lot of former VFL/AFL players come to the Gold Coast post footy career to retire because of the lifestyle.
Not sure but it can't have been that bad because he continued to play in the SANFL for a few years. It just prevented him from playing at the highest level.
The AFLQ Schools Cup state final is being played right now between.... you guessed it. PBC v Helensvale (again). We're late in the third quarter here and PBC are up by 2 points. Plenty of Suns academy players for both schools. The Courier Mail is streaming the game for anyone interested.
Helensvale 3.6 (24) def. PBC 2.8 (20)Great to see the Pubo’s leading the way again.
Thanks for the update.
Could you please send a Fulltime score if possible.
What a finish! Our academy gun Aiden Fyfe kicked a goal AFTER THE SIREN to win the state final for Helensvale! In doing so he snapped a four-year stranglehold on the state championship for PBC and delivered Helensvale their first state title in over five years. The boys in red were absolutely shattered when Fyfe kicked it through the big sticks.
The Vale are state champs once again!
Helensvale 3.6 (24) def. PBC 2.8 (20)
I'm sure PBC will be absolutely pumped to get revenge next year. Overall it was a great day for Gold Coast footy with GC schools claiming five of the six division championships.Thanks heaps. A great result. Helensvale reward for toil and lots of heartbreak and a reality check that will improve the PBC program.
The low score is a massive surprise.
I'm sure PBC will be absolutely pumped to get revenge next year. Overall it was a great day for Gold Coast footy with GC schools claiming five of the six division championships.
Senior male: Helensvale def. PBC
Senior female: Miami def. PBC
Junior male: PBC def. St Augustine's (Cairns)
Junior female: PBC def. Varsity
Primary male: Padua (Brisbane) def. Stella Maris (Sunshine Coast)
Primary female: Hillcrest def. Walkervale (Bundaberg)
I was not aware of Miami's Aussie rules program either. Perhaps the most surprising result is Hillcrest claiming the state championship in the primary female division. Hillcrest is a basketball school that has shown very little interest in football in the past but they began taking it more seriously this year when Matthew Lappin (a former assistant coach for us) started a football program there this year. Now they are state champions!That Senior Female result really surprises as I have no idea about Miami but I do know PBC has been well and truly training up a girls squad for a number of years now.
Well done to the Miami girls.
up the vale!!!!What a finish! Our academy gun Aiden Fyfe kicked a goal AFTER THE SIREN to win the state final for Helensvale! In doing so he snapped a four-year stranglehold on the state championship for PBC and delivered Helensvale their first state title in over five years. The boys in red were absolutely shattered when Fyfe kicked it through the big sticks.
The Vale are state champs once again!
Helensvale 3.6 (24) def. PBC 2.8 (20)