His brother plays for WC.
Thanks, I obviously didn't know that. Probably a stupid question but was his brother a part of our NGA?
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His brother plays for WC.
Anyone got any idea what draft range Kentfield be in?Young Luker Kentfield went well again yesterday, and O'Driscoll continues to do just enough but not too much (good boy)
Anyone got any idea what draft range Kentfield be in?
You’d think atm he’d got to our north pick.Ours hopefully. No doubt WC will get him, Livingstone and Edwards!
Thanks, I obviously didn't know that. Probably a stupid question but was his brother a part of our NGA?
Won’t take long if he keeps playing leagueNobody on the mainboard has him on their radar yet. May change after the championships.
The WAFL website and the start of a West article on the squad both say Hansen Jr is 19. How does that work with an U/18 squad? Do they have a quota of 19 year olds they can select? Perhaps if they didn't make it last year?The WA under 18's squad has been named. Includes Hansen jr, Clay Hall, Sam Van Rooyen, Lance Collard, Aiden O'Driscoll.
Dale may be able to post the rest.
I think they allow a certain number of over and underagers. Taylor would probably know the ins and outs of the rules guiding it.The WAFL website and the start of a West article on the squad both say Hansen Jr is 19. How does that work with an U/18 squad? Do they have a quota of 19 year olds they can select? Perhaps if they didn't make it last year?
Big stuff for Jacob Whan from our academy, tall defender who has had stints in the midfield this year in the ColtsClaremont: Daniel Curtin, Kai Dehavilland, Joe Matthews, Sam Van Rooyen
East Fremantle: Kobe Austin, Presley Campbell, Koen Sanchez
East Perth: Bailey Harbour, Lucas Kemp, Tyler Lindberg, Xavier Walsh
Peel Thunder: Bo Allan, Mitch Edwards, Clay Hall, Ethan Logan, Deian Roberts, Reece Torrent
Perth: Oscar Hine-Baston, Coen Livingstone, Aiden O’Driscoll, Elijah Scoble
South Fremantle: Ashton Ferriera, Jacob Whan
Subiaco: Lance Collard, Robert Hansen Jr, Luker Kentfield, Koltyn Tholstrup
Swan Districts: Riley Hardeman, Otis Harvey, Luke Kelly, Evan Smith
West Perth: Odin Jones
The WAFL website and the start of a West article on the squad both say Hansen Jr is 19. How does that work with an U/18 squad? Do they have a quota of 19 year olds they can select? Perhaps if they didn't make it last year?
There is some excitement with this years crop.A top 5 pick that lad. Could even go to melb with our first pick
It’s possibly to get one talented player I reckon, we could even bundle pick 21 and pick 39 together to get up to pick 17 or so and back into the end of the first roundWe'll still get some talent with our picks...this draft looks like it bats very deep
It’s possibly to get one talented player I reckon, we could even bundle pick 21 and pick 39 together to get up to pick 17 or so and back into the end of the first round
No love for Clay Hall? Also could Aiden play a similar game to Balla’s?Well these kinds of threads are always fun. So in terms of picks I understand we have (and I am sure someone will correct me):
So because everyone is so unconsciously biased towards WA products, let's try and take a broader perspective lets name an initial potential player for each both from WA and from somewhere else:
- North Melbourne 2nd round priority pick (Guessing range would be 19-22)
- North Melbourne 3rd round priority pick (37-41)
- Carlton 3rd Round priority pick (50ish)
- North Melbourne 4th round priority pick (50ish)
North Melbourne 2nd Round Priority Pick
North Melbourne 3rd Round Priority Pick
- Non-West Australian option: Colby McKercher (Tasmania) - 181cm Wingman, traits: burst pace, hard running, high possessions. Downsides: gets caught doing too much sometimes, small, might not last till this pick.
- West-Australian option: Riley Hardemann (Swan Districts) - 185cm Wingman, traits: hard running, good disposal, decent possession numbers, played a senior WAFL game already numbers: Downside: only medium sized category, does he have the top pace?
Carlton 3rd Round priority pick
- Non-West Australian option: Sam Frangalas (Dandenong) - 187cm midfielder/forward, traits: Long kick, explosive, good size downsides: sometimes a bit wayward, not big possession getter, not really stamped himself as a pick me yet.
- West Australian option: Lance Collard (Subiaco) - 188cm forward traits: kicked bags of goals at WAFL colts, "bag of tricks" player, explosive, pressure at ground level downsides: wafer thin and light weight, unlikely to be a midfielder
North Melbourne 3rd Round pick
- Non-West Australian option: Billy Wilson (Dandenong) - 182cm HBF, traits: good kick and link man, speed and run, gets decent numbers downsides: small defender - do we need another?
- West Australian option: Sam Van Rooyen (Claremont) - 193cm Forward, traits: good kick, endurance and marking, possibly some flexibility in position, runs on the board in the goal kicking area downsides: probably too small for a key forward at afl level (more high third forward / half forward flank), speed off the mark.
- Non-West Australian option: Ben Ridgeway (Glenelg) - 181cm midfielder, traits: captain/leadership material, speed, hard working inside midfielder good on the spread, downsides: small, kicking under pressure, nothing totally outstanding shown yet.
- West Australian Option: Aiden O'Driscoll (Perth) - 177cm midfielder: pace to burn, decent possession numbers at WAFL colts. downsides: very small player, not outstanding possession numbers.
No love for Clay Hall? Also could Aiden play a similar game to Balla’s?