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Under Age U16s - 2028 AFL Draft General Discussion

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Haggas said:
Played real well as an underager vs SA. Still need to watch the rest of the games though
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Played very well today good first half dropped off a bit. Is he U/14?
 
Interested to read how the two Queensland teams went today in the U15s championships and who the standouts were if anyone knows.
 

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So hard to watch, the video is grainy and don't know whose who without team sheets. Have SA's but their guernsey makes it impossible to see the numbers on back of them with the colour tone.
 
ExVIC in NSW said:
Yeah there are definitely a few guns not in the NSW team, as shown by a few players who played very well in the GWS v Sydney Academy game on Saturday as well as some non academy players in local leagues. I have heard plenty of people talk about while it is good to watch nationals those in the know take little notice of who does and doesn't make these teams.

Out of curiosity Scots what your thoughts on how it could
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ExVIC in NSW said:
Yeah there are definitely a few guns not in the NSW team, as shown by a few players who played very well in the GWS v Sydney Academy game on Saturday as well as some non academy players in local leagues. I have heard plenty of people talk about while it is good to watch nationals those in the know take little notice of who does and doesn't make these teams.

Out of curiosity Scots what your thoughts on how it could work better?
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To ensure a more balanced and representative pathway, I believe there’s a strong case for establishing two distinct NSW teams — one representing Country NSW and the other representing Sydney Metro. These two regions not only produce talent through very different developmental systems but also reflect distinct playing styles. A split would provide more opportunities, allow for more tailored coaching, and ultimately better serve the broader talent pool across the state.
Currently, selection appears to favour taller, more physically developed players over those who are adept at playing a more modern, dynamic style of football. This approach can sometimes come at the expense of skillful, agile players who better reflect the demands of today’s game.
While some may be familiar with each other off the field, for many, their first experience playing together is often the opening game of the championships.
 

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Pity they can't update the scores in a more timely manner. Anyone know the result for the WA team today? is there another place for results other than the Game Day site?
 
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sportslime11 said:
Pity they can't update the scores in a more timely manner. Anyone know the result for the WA team today? is there another place for results other than the Game Day site?
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Smashed ACT kept them to no score
 
Miller1971 said:
Chris or Michael
KillaKanga said:
Maroon is the strong team. White is the team that just lost to Vic.

Maroon is about to play SA
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White has players who should be in Maroon but they pick the team from 5 games at the state carnival so they won’t always get it right.

Ryan Hutchings was shadow player for Met north until they saw him train.
 

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Vic beats tassie 47 to 12
The first pool games of the School Sport Australia football competition have been completed.
In the under-15 boys competition, South Australia has finished top of its pool with a 3-0 record culminating with a convincing win over the ACT. Logan Treverton put together a big performance with three goals to take his competition tally to five after singles in the wins over WA and Queensland Maroon. Kade Clark was named best in the win. Harrison Webb and Kit Saracino are both proving to be big goalkickers for the Croweaters with five for the tournament.

WA and Queensland Maroon were locked at 1-1 heading into their clash on Wednesday, with scores not available at the time of writing. Among WA’s best performers included Liam Beauclarke who booted five goals in the win over ACT while Zinzan Clark was another who had impressed. Maroon’s leading performers included Ryan Hutchings.

While the ACT might not have won a game there has been moments of promising including performances from Alexander Maher and James Rice.

In pool 2, Victoria has been highlighted a strong performance from Chase Whelan who had 10 goals through the first two games.

The Vics final game score against Tassie had not been uploaded at the time of writing. Both teams had been undefeated heading into the game. Also among those to impress for the Vics was Angus Dunstan and Ky Bannister. Tassie youngsters Billy Chisholm and Lucan Latter had also made strong impressions.

NSW closed out its tournament with a win over Queensland White in a quality performance. Sam Douglas was impressive with two goals while Noah Golds put together a strong performance. Xavier McWhinney continued an impressive tournament for the Queenslanders.
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