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one player i really think could help out T-Bird in defence, should develop quite nicely. Seen him play for the cannons a couple of times and was impressed each time. Pick 36 should be ideal for him i believe.
James Wall
Details:
Club: St Bernards/Calder Cannons
DOB: 5 January 1987 Hgt:198cm Wgt: 82kg
Position: Forward/Defender
Natural Foot: Right
Honours:
TAC Cup Team of the Year 2005 - Back Pocket
AFL Draft Camp 2005
Statistics:
2004 TAC Cup: 18 games, 1 goals, average 5.8 PPG, 1 time in best
2005 TAC Cup: 12 games, 18 goals, average 14.0 PPG, 3 times in best
2005 U18 National Championships: 3 games, 0 goals, average 10.3 PPG
Awards:
TAC Cup Coaches Award: 10 votes
TAC Cup Morrish Medal: 3 votes
Draft Camp:
Beep Test 14.3 (equal 9th)
Background:
Tall key position who missed the early part of this season with a broken arm. He was a late call up to the Vic Metro squad and made the final squad. Kicked two goals or more with the Cannons in seven matches this year proving that he can play at that end as well, and also played well in defence.
Strengths:
- Very athletic for his height
- Versatile: can ruck, go forward or back
Weaknesses:
- Not a real stand out player at the Cannons
- Needs to bulk up
Footydraft.com comment:
The sort of player who might gather momentum in the lead up to the draft and shoot up the draft list with clubs looking for tall, mobile players.
James Wall
Details:
Club: St Bernards/Calder Cannons
DOB: 5 January 1987 Hgt:198cm Wgt: 82kg
Position: Forward/Defender
Natural Foot: Right
Honours:
TAC Cup Team of the Year 2005 - Back Pocket
AFL Draft Camp 2005
Statistics:
2004 TAC Cup: 18 games, 1 goals, average 5.8 PPG, 1 time in best
2005 TAC Cup: 12 games, 18 goals, average 14.0 PPG, 3 times in best
2005 U18 National Championships: 3 games, 0 goals, average 10.3 PPG
Awards:
TAC Cup Coaches Award: 10 votes
TAC Cup Morrish Medal: 3 votes
Draft Camp:
Beep Test 14.3 (equal 9th)
Background:
Tall key position who missed the early part of this season with a broken arm. He was a late call up to the Vic Metro squad and made the final squad. Kicked two goals or more with the Cannons in seven matches this year proving that he can play at that end as well, and also played well in defence.
Strengths:
- Very athletic for his height
- Versatile: can ruck, go forward or back
Weaknesses:
- Not a real stand out player at the Cannons
- Needs to bulk up
Footydraft.com comment:
The sort of player who might gather momentum in the lead up to the draft and shoot up the draft list with clubs looking for tall, mobile players.

