Why did he only play 3 games? And given he averaged less then 10 touches a game in those 3 then why would anyone want him?Francis Evans
1. Daniel Mott2. Jake Sutton3. Jackson Cardillo4. Kyle Baker5. Curtis Brown6. Flynn Lakey7. Tom Belleville8. Sam Ramsay10. Harrison Minton-Connell12. Jeremy O'Sullivan13. Jordan Flanigan14. Sebastien Bell-Bartels16. Jack Keeping17. Jacob Langborne19. Ben Rigoni20. Ben Morgan21. Harrison Jones23. Cody Brand24. Tom Cartwright25. Jacob Martin26. Mason Fletcher27. Ned Gentile28. Riley Mason29. Campbell Edwardes30. Josh Kemp31. Giacomo Thomas32. Max Simpson33. Tye Browning34. Oscar Sasalu35. Sam Graham36. Patrick Luckins37. Ben Bozinovski38. Brodie Newman39. Ben Overman40. Zach Molloy41. Joshua Eyre42. Fergus O'Neill43. Xavier Saly43. Lachlan Gollant44. Harrison Andronaco45. Flynn Gentile46. Sean Callander47. Zac Taylor48. Nathan Stewart49. Matthew Allison52. Max Fletcher53. Mohammed Abou-Eid54. Thomas Craig55. Anthony Righele55. Josh Goater57. Francis Evans58. Josh Misiti59. Declan Tully60. Samuel Paea61. Joshua Hotchkin
Height182cmWeight78kgCurrent TeamCalder CannonsBirthdayAugust 23, 2001
NOT much is known from a NAB League perspective about Evans, who came into the Cannons’ line-up for three games, booting five goals from 29 disposals and 12 marks after coming from local footy at the start of the year. He is clean at ground level and overhead, and is able to work hard to apply scoreboard pressure. He has to add to his smaller frame and build his endurance, but showed some great signs. He is a somewhat unknown quantity against his peers at NAB League level, but showed he is more than capable of matching them at his best. He is clever overhead for his size and could be that smaller forward who eventually pushes up for a midfield role once he develops his endurance base.
STRENGTHS: Clean hands, scoreboard impact, marking, kicking
IMPROVEMENTS: Strength, endurance
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