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Yes, but under the exact same principles (i.e. first generation/non-English speaking/aboriginal backgrounds).I believe the zones are also used for recruiting/drafting for women's league which will have some benefits
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Ethan penrith officialy listed as a next generation academy prospect for us.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-05-09/hawks-primed-to-land-next-generation-academy-forward
Was mentioned in another thread, so I might as well drop it here for posterity:
A few posters have confirmed Ethan Penrith will be one of our academy nominations this year. You can view him in the U17 All Star game from last year, wearing #5 for Team O'Loughlin (the white jumpers).
NEXT GENERATION ACADEMY – ELIGIBLE PLAYERS
CARLTON
Ethan Penrith (2017 draft eligible), Reservoir (club), Indigenous (background)
Artan Cabdi (2017), Heidelberg Heights, Multicultural
Nick Riebelt (2018), Eltham, Multicultural
Sunny Brazier (2018), North Fitzroy, Multicultural
Mitchell Wild (2018), South Morang, Indigenous
Michael Bozikis (2019), Fairfield, Multicultural
Paul Sidhu (2019), Mernda, Multicultural
Tochukwu Oparaocha (2019), Wollert, Multicultural
Cameron Wild (2019), South Morang, Indigenous
It would appear he crossed zones in March... ahhh...Penrith being talked about as a possible 2nd round pick at this stage.
Anyone have info on Cabdi?
18. Ethan Penrith (VIC)
Position: Outside midfield
Height, weight: 179cm, 74kg
Recruited from: Northern Knights
Projected draft range: First to second round
Profile: The outside line breaker takes on the game at every opportunity, dodging and weaving past opposition players effortlessly. His skills are silky, using the ball efficiently and impacting the game heavily with each possession. Penrith, for someone who does his best work on the outside, displays an aggression uncommon in line breakers, bumping opposition players with force, tackling and winning the contested ball.
Ethan Penrith
Northern Knights/Vic Metro
Small Utility
Height: 179 cm Weight: 74 kg D.O.B: 24/10/99
One who has come from a fair way behind to being a strong prospect for 2017 is Ethan Penrith. After being snubbed from u16 Vic Metro selection in 2015, Ethan has taken it upon himself to make them regret their decision and has done so in a big fashion. This year Ethan has excelled as a rebounding small defender with a elite agility and the ability to run with the ball unlike many in the draft. This ability to cut games open allowed him not only get selected to play in the Vic Metro futures squad but a chance to perform on grand final day in the u17 All Stars game. In both games he showed off his trade mark run as well as some evasiveness which was jaw dropping to say the least. Penrith is one who i would love to see play on a wing or up forward as his evasiveness and run allowing him to potentially become a solid wingman or small forward at AFL level. Penrith is a player who can impact games with little possession and one whose x-factor is sure to attract recruiters.
Actually, I may have misread the transfer sheet I found.Really? To where?
Jack played in the YJFL and was in Oakleigh's TAC squad, so not sure how it works exactly. I thought this zone was meant to correlate with Northern Knights eligibility?Yarra is part of our zone.
Jack played in the YJFL and was in Oakleigh's TAC squad, so not sure how it works exactly. I thought this zone was meant to correlate with Northern Knights eligibility?
Was mentioned in another thread, so I might as well drop it here for posterity:
A few posters have confirmed Ethan Penrith will be one of our academy nominations this year. You can view him in the U17 All Star game from last year, wearing #5 for Team O'Loughlin (the white jumpers).
As I said in the other thread, sounds a lot like Saad from the Gold Coast. Definitely want.
Yup, SOS.Which Jack....Silvagni?
If so he was drafted before the Academy was set up.
I don't know exactly how it ties in with the Knights.
That write-up should be how we describe Boekhorst.Definitely like the sound of Penrith, at face value certainly the type of skillset we are currently lacking in.
Getting over 20 in an outside role is pretty good in the TAC, and he's not too far off that mark considering he's probably building for the Champs. Very impressive tackle count in a couple of games.Not really much of a ball winner is he?
It's an underrated skill so hopefully he can improve that area if his game.
Not really much of a ball winner is he?
It's an underrated skill so hopefully he can improve that area if his game.
catch a cabdi?It would appear he crossed zones in March... ahhh...
nocatch a cabdi?
he's a decoy defender.Who needs to actually get the ball and be involved in the game, when you can run fast and ace some isolated combine tests?
Pffft, get with the program, gandaal.....