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RPetterd15's Phantom 2009 National Draft
Only have information for the first round of players. This is based on needs and where I think players will be drafted. The fourth round I didn't have much of an idea on players so I put in players that I new a bit about and what the teams needed. A bit different to other phantom drafts but hopefully not bad. Please comment.
#1 TOM SCULLY – Melbourne
Gifted onballer who has already drawn favourable comparisons with Blues' star Chris Judd. Scully enhanced his prospects of going No.1 at the next draft by averaging 25 possessions at the championships. His total of 26 clearances over the carnival more than doubled the next best tally on his team.
#2 JACK TRENGOVE – Melbourne
Skippered his side and averaged 23 possessions a game. Booted five goals and brought others into the game with 10 score assists. He was ranked third overall by Champion Data.
#3 KANE LUCAS – Richmond
Lucas’ game combines serious football class with terrific running power. He is an outside midfielder but he plays that role close to perfection. His biggest drawback is his very slight frame, but hopefully he can overcome this once in the AFL system. Has excellent kicking skills and always stands out.
#4 ANTHONY MORABITO – Fremantle
At 190 centimetres and 90 kilograms Morabito is tall and powerful for a midfielder but make no mistake he doesn’t look out of place on the ball at all. Often reading the play in contests beautifully Morabito possesses that ability to power out of a pack at full speed and then hit a forward with a long left foot pass, a trait that makes him stand out at his current level.
#5 DUSTIN MARTIN – North Melbourne
Dustin Martin is a good quality attacking midfielder who can kick well off both feet. He also has good balance and can keep his feet when in a contest. Martin averaged over 21 touches in the AFL under 18 championships, which is a decent effort for a midfielder. Martin is also an AFL under 18championships All-Australian player. He was named in the team as a centre.
#6 JOHN BUTCHER – Sydney
The clear standout key forward in the early part of 2009, Butcher is a shade under 200cm (and could keep growing). Outstanding performance for Vic Country in the 2008 U18 Championships. Has great contested marking ability and is excellent at ground level for a big man. With so much upside and ability it is hard to see him drafted outside the top three in 2009.
#7 GARY ROHAN – West Coast
A medium forward that has the versatility to play back or in the midfield, Rohan has allowed a lot of flexibility to his coaches thus far and seems likely to continue in that vein going forward. In his time forward Rohan has proven too quick and agile for players who can match him in the air and too athletic and strong for those who have proven capable of matching him at ground level. His forward pressure, a favorite attribute at AFL level, has been fantastic and this was highlighted in the Under 18 Championships where he earned All Australian honors and averaged four tackles a game.
#8 LUKE TAPSCOTT – Port Adelaide
A strong, medium-tall forward, Tapscott is not a high possession winner but he is one of those players who hurts the opposition with his disposals. Plays mainly close to goal and is an excellent finisher. Likes to bustle through in a straight line and has an outstanding goal sense.
#9 DANIEL TALIA – Hawthorn
Already key position height at 195cm, Talia is a fierce competitor and has the ability to play forward or back. He is quick for his size and strong overhead.
#10 KOBY STEVENS – Essendon
A hard working and powerful midfielder Koby Stevens has already carved out a good reputation in the right circles and looks very likely to go in the first round if not the top 10 picks of the draft.
#11 JACK FITZPATRICK – Carlton
Versatile for an athlete who stands at 201cm, and his flexibility makes him an attractive proposition. Can fill a key position at either end of the ground and should be a first-round pick at this point.
#12 BEN CUNNINGTON – Brisbane
One of Vic Country's best and an Under-18 All-Australian. The versatile prospect has been likened to Brad Sewell, and averaged 20 disposals per match during the U18 champs. His ferocious attack on the ball and hard-running attributes keeps him right in the mix for the first round of November’s NAB AFL Draft.
#13 LEWIS JETTA – Adelaide
Extremely quick player who provides great run and carry. Team-oriented with clean hands and great agility. Can play a variety of positions.
#14 MITCH DUNCAN – Collingwood
Lead-up forward who presents well and has already played senior footy at WAFL level. Averaged 20 possessions a game at the champs and booted eight goals.
#15 ANDREW MOORE – Western Bulldogs
The younger brother of Richmond defender Kelvin has been likened to Swan Ryan O'Keefe. Still a strong prospect and was particularly impressive early in the U18 champs.
#16 MATTHEW PANOS – Geelong
Matthew Panos is an athletic, sily-smooth 193cm, 18 year old key forward from Norwood. He has a great set of hands and a long precision kick, as demonstrated when he led SA in goal-kicking at the NAB AFL U/18 National Championships in 2009. He was selected All Australian Full Forward of the U/18 Championships.
#17 ALLEN CHRISTENSON – St Kilda
Prolific ball winner who amasses plenty of contested possessions. Sound decision-maker who is extremely clever around goals. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#18 JAKE CARLISLE – Melbourne
Can play a variety of roles effectively. Strong hands, nice foot skills and an ability to read the play well are highlights of his game. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009.
#19 JORDAN GYSBERTS – Richmond
Smart midfielder who wins plenty of his own ball. Rarely fumbles and uses the ball effectively by both hand and foot. Can go forward and kick goals. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2008/09. AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#20 AARON BLACK – Fremantle
Athletic key forward whose excellent hands are a feature. Agility and awareness are also strengths. Western Australia U18 representative in 2009.
#21 RYAN HARWOOD – North Melbourne
Impressive inside midfielder/defender who represented Tasmania strongly at the NAB AFL U18 Championships with six clearances and 21 disposals per game, earning All-Australian honours. AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#22 RYAN BASTINAC – Sydney
Smart inside midfielder/forward with terrific contested ball winning ability. Vision, awareness and clean hands in traffic a feature. Clean foot skills off both sides other impressive assets. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#23 ROLAND AH CHEE – West Coast
#24 BEN GRIFFITHS – Port Adelaide
Rarely beaten in the air, has quick with clean hands below his knees and is an exceptional long kick for goal. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009.
#25 NATHAN VARDY – Hawthorn
Agile ruckman with excellent foot skills for his size. Ultra-competitive and very strong overhead. Tap work at clearances is a distinct strength. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#26 JESSE CRICHTON – Essendon
Creative playmaker who has instinctive ability to find space in traffic. Ultra competitive with exceptional vision and awareness. Wins his own footy in the air and at ground level. Tasmania U18 representative in 2008/09. AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#27 BRAD SHEPPARD – Carlton
Rebounding defender with terrific ball winning ability. Strong performer for WA at NAB AFL U18 Championships receiving All-Australian honours. Good user by both hand and foot.
#28 TRAVIS COLYER – Brisbane
Attacking midfielder with a good turn of speed and tremendous poise in traffic. Strong performer for Western Australia at NAB AFL U18 Championships, winning All-Australian honours.
#29 KYLE HARTIGAN – Adelaide
No nonsense key defender with a strong aerial presence and ability. Finished 2nd in the Western Jets best and fairest last year. A current AFL –AIS scholarship holder.
#30 ALEX CAREY – Collingwood
Skilful inside midfielder who brings teammates into the game. Consistently good decision maker with great awareness and ball winning ability. Strong performer for SA at NAB AFL U18 Championships. AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#31 MARK HUTCHINGS – Western Bulldogs
Tough inside midfielder with fierce attack on the ball. Handpassing, vision and endurance are strengths. Captain of successful WA U18 squad in 2009.
#32 DAVID ASTBURY – Geelong
Lead-up forward or defender with a great set of hands. Good pace and endurance for his size with sounds skills by both hand and foot. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#33 DERRICK WANGANEEN – St Kilda
Quick midfielder whose decision-making and clean hands in traffic are his strengths. Reads the game well and has strong defensive skills. South Australian U18 representative in 2009.
#34 NAT FYFE – Melbourne
Smart forward who reads the game extremely well and has good goal sense. Kicked four goals for WA against Vic Metro in NAB AFL U18 Championships.
#35 JAKE MELKSHAM – Richmond
Well balanced with tremendous ball-winning ability. Strong and hard at stoppages with clean skills by hand and foot. Can play both inside and outside. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009. AIS/AFL Academy graduate.
#36 JAMES CRAIG – Fremantle
The dominant ruckman at the NAB AFL under-18 Championships for South Australia, earning All-Australian selection. Tap work at clearances is a feature of his game, as is contested marking.
#37 CHRIS LUFF – North Melbourne
#38 DYLAN GRIMES – Sydney
Quick with great closing speed. Task-oriented with strong defensive skills and a sound ability to read the play. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009.
#39 DYLAN MCNIEL – West Coast
Attacking midfielder who captained NSW/ACT in NAB AFL U18 Championships and won the Hunter Harrison Medal for best player in Division Two as well as All-Australian honours. Courageous player who excels at clearances.
#40 JOEL HOUGHTON – Port Adelaide
#41 NICHOLAS WINMAR – Hawthorn
Versatile player with strong athletic ability and clean hands overhead and at ground level. Western Australia U18 representative in 2009.
#42 TROY TAYLOR – Essendon
Agile footballer with clean skills by hand and foot. Second efforts, ball-winning ability and marking are also features of his game. Northern Territory U18 representative in 2009.
#43 JOSHUA COWAN – Carlton
Smart winger with excellent ball winning ability. Composure and decision making are his strengths. Can run and carry as well as work both ways. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#44 ANDREW HOOPER – Brisbane
Attacking midfielder/defender who wins his own football consistently. Starred for Vic Country at NAB AFL U18 Championships, averaging 21 disposals, including nine contested. Joint Larke Medal winner and U18 All-Australian.
#45 CALLUM BARTLETT – Adelaide
Quick and agile goalkicking midfielder with excellent ball-winning ability. Disposal by foot is a feature of his game.
#46 MAX GAWN – Collingwood
Athletic ruckman with a strong mark. Suffered a knee injury just prior to the NAB AFL U18 Championships and missed representing Vic Metro.
#47 DANIEL MENZEL – Western Bulldogs
Versatile running defender who performed well for SA at NAB AFL U18 Championships providing plenty of drive from defensive 50. Strong endurance and footy smarts are features.
#48 KALLEN GEARY – Geelong
Hard working midfielder with sound skills on both sides of his body. Strong endurance and an ability to win contested ball are strengths. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#49 TOM HILL – St Kilda
Strong hands overhead, excellent speed and agility for his size and sound skills by foot. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009 and an AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#50 JOSHUA DONALDSON – Melbourne
Athletic ruckman with excellent speed and leap for his size. Tremendous competitor with good hands overhead. Can play a variety of roles. WA U18 representative in 2009.
#51 JOSEPH GROENEWEGAN – Richmond
Mobile ruckman whose agility and clean hands at ground level are impressive. Endurance and marking are both strengths. Tasmania U18 representative in 2009 and an AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#52 ZACH LEDIN – Fremantle
#53 MYLES SEWELL – North Melbourne
#54 JOSHUA DARE – Sydney
Versatile player who can play both forward and back. Has strong hands and an ability to read the play.
#55 SERHAT TEMEL – West Coast
#56 SAM REID – Port Adelaide
Versatile rebounding defender who provides plenty of run from defence. Athleticism, vertical leap and speed are strengths.
#57 MICHAEL BARLOW – Hawthorn
#58 MAJAK DAW – Essendon
#59 ROBBIE HICKS – Carlton
Super quick midfielder who is extremely clever around goals. Reads the play well and has clean skills on both sides of his body. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009.
#60 SIMON POTTS – Brisbane
Defender who reads the play exceptionally well and finds space in traffic. Strong hands and sharp ball use by foot are features. South Australia U18 representative in 2009.
#61 ANTHONY DELLBORELLO – Adelaide
Good decision maker with clean hands and great skills by foot. Strong one on one with an ability to win plenty of contested ball. WA U18 representative in 2009.
#62 MITCHELL TAYLOR – Collingwood
Rebounding defender with ability to win his own ball. Agility and competitiveness are both highlights of his game. Northern Territory U18 representative in 2009.
#63 BRYON SUMNER – Western Bulldogs
Quick and clever midfielder with penetrating left foot. Evasiveness and clean hands overhead are two of his strengths. Performed very well for SA at NAB AFL U18 Championships.
#64 JASON TUTT – Geelong
Running defender with penetrating right foot. Ability to run and carry from defence, good leg speed and accurate disposal are features of his game. NSW/ACT U18 representative in 2009.
#65 BRAYDEN NORRIS – St Kilda
Hard-running forward whose strong hands on the lead are a clear strength. Pace off the mark and sound endurance make him tough to match up on.
Only have information for the first round of players. This is based on needs and where I think players will be drafted. The fourth round I didn't have much of an idea on players so I put in players that I new a bit about and what the teams needed. A bit different to other phantom drafts but hopefully not bad. Please comment.
#1 TOM SCULLY – Melbourne
Gifted onballer who has already drawn favourable comparisons with Blues' star Chris Judd. Scully enhanced his prospects of going No.1 at the next draft by averaging 25 possessions at the championships. His total of 26 clearances over the carnival more than doubled the next best tally on his team.
#2 JACK TRENGOVE – Melbourne
Skippered his side and averaged 23 possessions a game. Booted five goals and brought others into the game with 10 score assists. He was ranked third overall by Champion Data.
#3 KANE LUCAS – Richmond
Lucas’ game combines serious football class with terrific running power. He is an outside midfielder but he plays that role close to perfection. His biggest drawback is his very slight frame, but hopefully he can overcome this once in the AFL system. Has excellent kicking skills and always stands out.
#4 ANTHONY MORABITO – Fremantle
At 190 centimetres and 90 kilograms Morabito is tall and powerful for a midfielder but make no mistake he doesn’t look out of place on the ball at all. Often reading the play in contests beautifully Morabito possesses that ability to power out of a pack at full speed and then hit a forward with a long left foot pass, a trait that makes him stand out at his current level.
#5 DUSTIN MARTIN – North Melbourne
Dustin Martin is a good quality attacking midfielder who can kick well off both feet. He also has good balance and can keep his feet when in a contest. Martin averaged over 21 touches in the AFL under 18 championships, which is a decent effort for a midfielder. Martin is also an AFL under 18championships All-Australian player. He was named in the team as a centre.
#6 JOHN BUTCHER – Sydney
The clear standout key forward in the early part of 2009, Butcher is a shade under 200cm (and could keep growing). Outstanding performance for Vic Country in the 2008 U18 Championships. Has great contested marking ability and is excellent at ground level for a big man. With so much upside and ability it is hard to see him drafted outside the top three in 2009.
#7 GARY ROHAN – West Coast
A medium forward that has the versatility to play back or in the midfield, Rohan has allowed a lot of flexibility to his coaches thus far and seems likely to continue in that vein going forward. In his time forward Rohan has proven too quick and agile for players who can match him in the air and too athletic and strong for those who have proven capable of matching him at ground level. His forward pressure, a favorite attribute at AFL level, has been fantastic and this was highlighted in the Under 18 Championships where he earned All Australian honors and averaged four tackles a game.
#8 LUKE TAPSCOTT – Port Adelaide
A strong, medium-tall forward, Tapscott is not a high possession winner but he is one of those players who hurts the opposition with his disposals. Plays mainly close to goal and is an excellent finisher. Likes to bustle through in a straight line and has an outstanding goal sense.
#9 DANIEL TALIA – Hawthorn
Already key position height at 195cm, Talia is a fierce competitor and has the ability to play forward or back. He is quick for his size and strong overhead.
#10 KOBY STEVENS – Essendon
A hard working and powerful midfielder Koby Stevens has already carved out a good reputation in the right circles and looks very likely to go in the first round if not the top 10 picks of the draft.
#11 JACK FITZPATRICK – Carlton
Versatile for an athlete who stands at 201cm, and his flexibility makes him an attractive proposition. Can fill a key position at either end of the ground and should be a first-round pick at this point.
#12 BEN CUNNINGTON – Brisbane
One of Vic Country's best and an Under-18 All-Australian. The versatile prospect has been likened to Brad Sewell, and averaged 20 disposals per match during the U18 champs. His ferocious attack on the ball and hard-running attributes keeps him right in the mix for the first round of November’s NAB AFL Draft.
#13 LEWIS JETTA – Adelaide
Extremely quick player who provides great run and carry. Team-oriented with clean hands and great agility. Can play a variety of positions.
#14 MITCH DUNCAN – Collingwood
Lead-up forward who presents well and has already played senior footy at WAFL level. Averaged 20 possessions a game at the champs and booted eight goals.
#15 ANDREW MOORE – Western Bulldogs
The younger brother of Richmond defender Kelvin has been likened to Swan Ryan O'Keefe. Still a strong prospect and was particularly impressive early in the U18 champs.
#16 MATTHEW PANOS – Geelong
Matthew Panos is an athletic, sily-smooth 193cm, 18 year old key forward from Norwood. He has a great set of hands and a long precision kick, as demonstrated when he led SA in goal-kicking at the NAB AFL U/18 National Championships in 2009. He was selected All Australian Full Forward of the U/18 Championships.
#17 ALLEN CHRISTENSON – St Kilda
Prolific ball winner who amasses plenty of contested possessions. Sound decision-maker who is extremely clever around goals. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#18 JAKE CARLISLE – Melbourne
Can play a variety of roles effectively. Strong hands, nice foot skills and an ability to read the play well are highlights of his game. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009.
#19 JORDAN GYSBERTS – Richmond
Smart midfielder who wins plenty of his own ball. Rarely fumbles and uses the ball effectively by both hand and foot. Can go forward and kick goals. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2008/09. AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#20 AARON BLACK – Fremantle
Athletic key forward whose excellent hands are a feature. Agility and awareness are also strengths. Western Australia U18 representative in 2009.
#21 RYAN HARWOOD – North Melbourne
Impressive inside midfielder/defender who represented Tasmania strongly at the NAB AFL U18 Championships with six clearances and 21 disposals per game, earning All-Australian honours. AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#22 RYAN BASTINAC – Sydney
Smart inside midfielder/forward with terrific contested ball winning ability. Vision, awareness and clean hands in traffic a feature. Clean foot skills off both sides other impressive assets. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#23 ROLAND AH CHEE – West Coast
#24 BEN GRIFFITHS – Port Adelaide
Rarely beaten in the air, has quick with clean hands below his knees and is an exceptional long kick for goal. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009.
#25 NATHAN VARDY – Hawthorn
Agile ruckman with excellent foot skills for his size. Ultra-competitive and very strong overhead. Tap work at clearances is a distinct strength. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#26 JESSE CRICHTON – Essendon
Creative playmaker who has instinctive ability to find space in traffic. Ultra competitive with exceptional vision and awareness. Wins his own footy in the air and at ground level. Tasmania U18 representative in 2008/09. AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#27 BRAD SHEPPARD – Carlton
Rebounding defender with terrific ball winning ability. Strong performer for WA at NAB AFL U18 Championships receiving All-Australian honours. Good user by both hand and foot.
#28 TRAVIS COLYER – Brisbane
Attacking midfielder with a good turn of speed and tremendous poise in traffic. Strong performer for Western Australia at NAB AFL U18 Championships, winning All-Australian honours.
#29 KYLE HARTIGAN – Adelaide
No nonsense key defender with a strong aerial presence and ability. Finished 2nd in the Western Jets best and fairest last year. A current AFL –AIS scholarship holder.
#30 ALEX CAREY – Collingwood
Skilful inside midfielder who brings teammates into the game. Consistently good decision maker with great awareness and ball winning ability. Strong performer for SA at NAB AFL U18 Championships. AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#31 MARK HUTCHINGS – Western Bulldogs
Tough inside midfielder with fierce attack on the ball. Handpassing, vision and endurance are strengths. Captain of successful WA U18 squad in 2009.
#32 DAVID ASTBURY – Geelong
Lead-up forward or defender with a great set of hands. Good pace and endurance for his size with sounds skills by both hand and foot. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#33 DERRICK WANGANEEN – St Kilda
Quick midfielder whose decision-making and clean hands in traffic are his strengths. Reads the game well and has strong defensive skills. South Australian U18 representative in 2009.
#34 NAT FYFE – Melbourne
Smart forward who reads the game extremely well and has good goal sense. Kicked four goals for WA against Vic Metro in NAB AFL U18 Championships.
#35 JAKE MELKSHAM – Richmond
Well balanced with tremendous ball-winning ability. Strong and hard at stoppages with clean skills by hand and foot. Can play both inside and outside. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009. AIS/AFL Academy graduate.
#36 JAMES CRAIG – Fremantle
The dominant ruckman at the NAB AFL under-18 Championships for South Australia, earning All-Australian selection. Tap work at clearances is a feature of his game, as is contested marking.
#37 CHRIS LUFF – North Melbourne
#38 DYLAN GRIMES – Sydney
Quick with great closing speed. Task-oriented with strong defensive skills and a sound ability to read the play. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009.
#39 DYLAN MCNIEL – West Coast
Attacking midfielder who captained NSW/ACT in NAB AFL U18 Championships and won the Hunter Harrison Medal for best player in Division Two as well as All-Australian honours. Courageous player who excels at clearances.
#40 JOEL HOUGHTON – Port Adelaide
#41 NICHOLAS WINMAR – Hawthorn
Versatile player with strong athletic ability and clean hands overhead and at ground level. Western Australia U18 representative in 2009.
#42 TROY TAYLOR – Essendon
Agile footballer with clean skills by hand and foot. Second efforts, ball-winning ability and marking are also features of his game. Northern Territory U18 representative in 2009.
#43 JOSHUA COWAN – Carlton
Smart winger with excellent ball winning ability. Composure and decision making are his strengths. Can run and carry as well as work both ways. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#44 ANDREW HOOPER – Brisbane
Attacking midfielder/defender who wins his own football consistently. Starred for Vic Country at NAB AFL U18 Championships, averaging 21 disposals, including nine contested. Joint Larke Medal winner and U18 All-Australian.
#45 CALLUM BARTLETT – Adelaide
Quick and agile goalkicking midfielder with excellent ball-winning ability. Disposal by foot is a feature of his game.
#46 MAX GAWN – Collingwood
Athletic ruckman with a strong mark. Suffered a knee injury just prior to the NAB AFL U18 Championships and missed representing Vic Metro.
#47 DANIEL MENZEL – Western Bulldogs
Versatile running defender who performed well for SA at NAB AFL U18 Championships providing plenty of drive from defensive 50. Strong endurance and footy smarts are features.
#48 KALLEN GEARY – Geelong
Hard working midfielder with sound skills on both sides of his body. Strong endurance and an ability to win contested ball are strengths. Vic Country U18 representative in 2009.
#49 TOM HILL – St Kilda
Strong hands overhead, excellent speed and agility for his size and sound skills by foot. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009 and an AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#50 JOSHUA DONALDSON – Melbourne
Athletic ruckman with excellent speed and leap for his size. Tremendous competitor with good hands overhead. Can play a variety of roles. WA U18 representative in 2009.
#51 JOSEPH GROENEWEGAN – Richmond
Mobile ruckman whose agility and clean hands at ground level are impressive. Endurance and marking are both strengths. Tasmania U18 representative in 2009 and an AIS-AFL Academy graduate.
#52 ZACH LEDIN – Fremantle
#53 MYLES SEWELL – North Melbourne
#54 JOSHUA DARE – Sydney
Versatile player who can play both forward and back. Has strong hands and an ability to read the play.
#55 SERHAT TEMEL – West Coast
#56 SAM REID – Port Adelaide
Versatile rebounding defender who provides plenty of run from defence. Athleticism, vertical leap and speed are strengths.
#57 MICHAEL BARLOW – Hawthorn
#58 MAJAK DAW – Essendon
#59 ROBBIE HICKS – Carlton
Super quick midfielder who is extremely clever around goals. Reads the play well and has clean skills on both sides of his body. Vic Metro U18 representative in 2009.
#60 SIMON POTTS – Brisbane
Defender who reads the play exceptionally well and finds space in traffic. Strong hands and sharp ball use by foot are features. South Australia U18 representative in 2009.
#61 ANTHONY DELLBORELLO – Adelaide
Good decision maker with clean hands and great skills by foot. Strong one on one with an ability to win plenty of contested ball. WA U18 representative in 2009.
#62 MITCHELL TAYLOR – Collingwood
Rebounding defender with ability to win his own ball. Agility and competitiveness are both highlights of his game. Northern Territory U18 representative in 2009.
#63 BRYON SUMNER – Western Bulldogs
Quick and clever midfielder with penetrating left foot. Evasiveness and clean hands overhead are two of his strengths. Performed very well for SA at NAB AFL U18 Championships.
#64 JASON TUTT – Geelong
Running defender with penetrating right foot. Ability to run and carry from defence, good leg speed and accurate disposal are features of his game. NSW/ACT U18 representative in 2009.
#65 BRAYDEN NORRIS – St Kilda
Hard-running forward whose strong hands on the lead are a clear strength. Pace off the mark and sound endurance make him tough to match up on.
Anyway would be stoked if the draft worked out this way for Brisbane. A great midfielder than a super fast outside midfielder than a utility and than Simon Potts who I rate very highly!
