I'd imagine that the difference between ND and rookie for him would be the degree to which clubs are concerned by his hamstring history, and how his recovery from a poorly-timed bout of dengue fever is tracking. Would be a surprise to see him overlooked entirely.
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2014 Mature Aged Players
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Anybody have an opionion on Ben Cavarra's chances?
Doesn't look like he could have done much more and plenty of other short blokes get picked up these days?
Doesn't look like he could have done much more and plenty of other short blokes get picked up these days?
Anybody have an opionion on Ben Cavarra's chances?
Doesn't look like he could have done much more and plenty of other short blokes get picked up these days?
Doesn't look like he could have done much more and plenty of other short blokes get picked up these days?
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2014-11-21/matureage-draft-bolter
WEST Australian Blaine Boekhorst shapes as the first mature-age player picked at next week's NAB AFL Draft, with the midfielder in top-30 contention.
The 21-year-old, who played 19 of 20 games this season for Swan Districts, flew to Melbourne this week to undergo a medical test for clubs at AFL House.
He had been due to go on a fishing trip near Broome, but instead was under the microscope of clubs, having had significant attention in the lead-up to the draft.
Boekhorst is believed to have attracted the interest of Collingwood and Carlton, with Fremantle another club linked to the 184cm on-baller.
Ready made AFL footballer not a 2+ year development project !!
WEST Australian Blaine Boekhorst shapes as the first mature-age player picked at next week's NAB AFL Draft, with the midfielder in top-30 contention.
The 21-year-old, who played 19 of 20 games this season for Swan Districts, flew to Melbourne this week to undergo a medical test for clubs at AFL House.
He had been due to go on a fishing trip near Broome, but instead was under the microscope of clubs, having had significant attention in the lead-up to the draft.
Boekhorst is believed to have attracted the interest of Collingwood and Carlton, with Fremantle another club linked to the 184cm on-baller.
Ready made AFL footballer not a 2+ year development project !!
