List Mgmt. Next Generation Academy List

[Pugz89]

Josh Rentsch made it into the final under-16 Vic country squad for national champs. Jacob Hill was the other local in the mix but missed out. Missed the final trial game due to injury, might have contributed to him missing out.

 

[Cadillac]

Any update on how Jamarra is going for Xavier in school footy ? Noticed he hasn’t been playing for Oakleigh for a while

 

[VitalDread]

Updated the front page with all active players in the NAB league and their avgs atm

 

[VitalDread]

Under 16's Country team finalist:
Blake Scott
Josh Rentsch
Joshua Gibcus
Charlie Molan
Kau Lohmann
Sam Breuer
Ben Hobbs

 

[cherrypie]

Ugle-Hagan just kicked his 5th on the siren against Calder. Took a great contested mark in the fourth, looked very good

 

[weltschmerz]

Ugle-Hagan just kicked his 5th on the siren against Calder. Took a great contested mark in the fourth, looked very good

And already 195+cm as a bottom ager. Will keep an eye out for him.

 

[VitalDread]

It's great to see CCP used in different roles for Rebels. Is a primary ball winner for them but has been rotating forward the last couple of weeks.

Managed to still find 12+ touches a game though he hasn't kicked well towards goal.
He would fit in with our forwards

 

[VogonProsthetnic]

And already 195+cm as a bottom ager. Will keep an eye out for him.

A super talented tall forward. Do we need one of those?

Shouldn't we take a half back or a slow inside mid instead?

 

[ossie_21]

A flying forward being likened to a Swans' great could prove to be a big piece in the Dogs' long-term plans

http://m.afl.com.au/news/2019-06-23/the-next-buddy-nga-product-could-solve-dogs-forward-dilemma

Article about Ugle-Hagan & pretty much how the AFL is likely to **** us over yet again

 

[Whoyagot]

A flying forward being likened to a Swans' great could prove to be a big piece in the Dogs' long-term plans

http://m.afl.com.au/news/2019-06-23/the-next-buddy-nga-product-could-solve-dogs-forward-dilemma

Article about Ugle-Hagan & pretty much how the AFL is likely to **** us over yet again

This is the first thing I thought of as well. I will be so pissed if AFL house change this rule! Anyone got any info / understanding on which way it’ll fall?

 

[VitalDread]

Ill add Cody Raak to the main page after the footy

 

[Bazza28]

A flying forward being likened to a Swans' great could prove to be a big piece in the Dogs' long-term plans

http://m.afl.com.au/news/2019-06-23/the-next-buddy-nga-product-could-solve-dogs-forward-dilemma

Article about Ugle-Hagan & pretty much how the AFL is likely to **** us over yet again

Don’t think we will lose him but wouldn’t be surprised if they change the rules and make us pay our first round pick for him.

 

[ManOfClay]

If Jamarra is as good as touted I don’t care if we spend a 1st round.

Just like my NBA team. Pin hopes on Ja

 

[VitalDread]

If Jamarra is as good as touted I don’t care if we spend a 1st round.

Just like my NBA team. Pin hopes on Ja

Memphis did an amazing job at the draft

 

[Samael]

I suspect we'll lose our priority access. It's a stupid rule because clubs are getting players they aren't putting any work into, solely because of where they live.

What's annoying is that this all comes after North Melbourne and Collingwood got their freebies last year in Tarryn Thomas and Isaac Quaynor. Now right when we have a big load coming, only now does the AFL realize how stupid it is.

 

[hatescaptcha]

Ill add Cody Raak to the main page after the footy

Does anyone know much about Cody Raak? First I’ve heard of him in that article.

Seems to play for Western Jets?


On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app

 

[0utsider]

I suspect we'll lose our priority access. It's a stupid rule because clubs are getting players they aren't putting any work into, solely because of where they live.

What's annoying is that this all comes after North Melbourne and Collingwood got their freebies last year in Tarryn Thomas and Isaac Quaynor. Now right when we have a big load coming, only now does the AFL realize how stupid it is.

I might be wrong, but from my understanding that's only true of the Northern academies. Next Gen academies are pathways for players of different backgrounds to get a chance at learning how to play footy and the clubs do actually put a fair bit of work into training and teaching the players the game. It's not based on where the player is from like the academies of GCS, BL, SS and GWS.

 

[Samael]

I might be wrong, but from my understanding that's only true of the Northern academies. Next Gen academies are pathways for players of different backgrounds to get a chance at learning how to play footy and the clubs do actually put a fair bit of work into training and teaching the players the game. It's not based on where the player is from like the academies of GCS, BL, SS and GWS.

Wrong indeed.

Dubious world of AFL's Next Generation Academies

No fewer than 15 players can be claimed by 10 clubs under the contentious Next Generation Academy rules.

www.theage.com.au

 

[godoggies15]

Scotch College full of praise for AFL Academy and South Warrnambool prospect Jamarra Ugle-Hagan

Jamarra ‘to dominate’ for Scotch College

AFL Academy prospect making a mark in Associated Schools Program in 2019.

www.standard.net.au

 

[VitalDread]

Western Bulldogs want future Indigenous stars to call the west home

Western Bulldogs president Peter Gordon is determined to create an environment that fosters Indigenous talent in the future after entering 2019 without an Indigenous player on their list.

www.theage.com.au

The Western Bulldogs are making a concerted effort to ensure Indigenous talent call Whitten Oval home in the future after a season without an Indigenous player on their AFL list.
Club president Peter Gordon said the club now had the personnel and resources to create an environment that would meet the needs of young Indigenous people who might join the Bulldogs as an AFL or AFLW player or work at the club.
Gordon said the club was determined to remedy any disconnect between the club and Indigenous people that may have existed in the past telling club members at a forum on Tuesday part of the question the club was continually asking themselves was how they were going to attend to the needs of a young Indigenous player in the 21st century.
‘‘It seems to me it’s the right thing to do as a community and a club that embraces diversity and our indigenous history,’’ Gordon told The Age.
Former Bulldogs player Brett Goodes, the brother of former Sydney Swans champion Adam Goodes, is driving the whole-of-club approach as the club’s Indigenous Liaison Officer in an approach Gordon said was understated.

Goodes is one of 18 Indigenous players to play with the Western Bulldogs with three of the 18 – Joel Hamling, Jarrod Harbrow and Liam Jones – now at other clubs while former Bulldog Michael McLean is one of the most respected footballers in the club’s history.
‘‘We can’t solve that problem overnight and we have tried to take a multi-faceted approach to it,’’ Gordon said.
He said he was heartened by the way the club had embraced Goodes’ initiatives and the Reconciliation Action Plan released last year underpinned their approach with Belinda Duarte, who was the inaugural director of Richmond Football Club’s Korin Gamadji Institute, to officially join the club’s board at their next AGM.
‘‘Belinda has many skills and joins the board for many reasons, but one of them is that she is a proud Indigenous woman with a great track record in AFL footy,’’ Gordon said.
All-Australian Chad Wingard chose to join Hawthorn during last year’s trade period instead of the Bulldogs who were very interested in securing the former Port Adelaide forward.

Gordon told members that although he did not know what drove Wingard’s decision it was logical to suspect that the absence of Indigenous players on the Bulldogs list potentially put them ‘‘behind the eight ball’’ in securing Wingard. He said it made sense to ensure the club was not waiting for an Indigenous player to join their list to get the environment right with the club excited at the prospect of securing NGA academy member Jamarra Ugle-Hagan who the Bulldogs will have priority access to in the 2020 national draft.
‘‘We might potentially draft two or three [Indigenous players] in any particular year and they will be a part of a seachange of the history and culture of the club and will be working alongside good people like Belinda and Brett,’’ Gordon said.

 

[VitalDread]

Zach Dwyer named in the Flying Boomerangs team to take on World Team in July.

The teams are selected by NGA managers and AFL club recruiters

 

[Doggy]

Zach Dwyer named in the Flying Boomerangs team to take on World Team in July.

The teams are selected by NGA managers and AFL club recruiters

Draft year and player type?

 

[VitalDread]

Draft year and player type?

2020, speedy winger/small forward from last i heard

 

[Doggy]

2020, speedy winger/small forward from last i heard

Only CCP this year?

 

[VitalDread]

Only CCP this year?

Him and El-Hawli