Combined Rankings 15-Oct
Snuffaluphagus
Brownlow Medallist
- Sep 10, 2015
- 25,430
- 88,117
- AFL Club
- Fremantle
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I would love to add a Fred and Basil. Get it done WallsTodays herald sun profiling the top 25 kids in next years AFL draft at this stage (2025). Couple of interesting additions below. Willem Durssma the early fav for overall first pick.
BASIL HART
Club: Western Australia/Peel Thunder/Marist FC
Height: 183cm
DOB: 18/01/07
An indigenous medium forward, Hart used his pace, clean hands and anticipation to be a dangerous forward throughout the under-16 national championships last year. He showed innate goal sense by kicking multiple goals in each game and finished with seven majors overall to win Western Australia’s MVP award and All-Australian honours. Hart has played four matches at under-18 level this year, averaging 9.3 disposals and kicking four goals. He is part of Fremantle’s NGA program, potentially giving the Dockers access to him in the 2025 draft
FRED RODRIGUEZ
Club: Western Australia/ South Fremantle/Fremantle City Dockers
Height: 185 cm
DOB: 10/07/07
A highly-regarded midfielder who missed last year’s under-16 championships due to injury, Rodriguez has quickly reminded scouts of his potential with his early form in the under-18s this season. He averaged 21.5 disposals (13 contested) and 6.3 clearances from his first four matches and has been included in the initial state under-18 squad for 2024 as a bottom-age player
A really good video by noobermensch - I agree with a lot of it; and his 11-20 I think is worth listening to:
It is very early. Rankings will become clearer after champs.Other draft watchers have Kako 25-30 citing skills and decision making.
Kako seems an ideal fit.
Other draft watchers have Kako 25-30 citing skills and decision making.
Not sure if I posted the Berry vids here?I actually think (and not to write off Kako as I think he is pretty good as well) Berry is the best fit for our forward line - he has less tricks than Kako and I think he has less potential than many others in that 15-20 bracket, but his one very good trick is getting behind defensive lines through his speed and kicking goals on the run (sort of like Sharp's recent goals), and for a team like ours that often gets the ball at half forward and starts handballing it around struggling to get it to boot / someone brave enough to kick it, his particular skillset complements that in a positive manner.
Not sure if I posted the Berry vids here?
Not yet, but he did some highlight worthy things yesterday so if he keeps that up I'll definitely get to him.Are there any Evan Bradley highlights noobermensh?
Agree.I like Berry more.