Yet they had priority to elite SA talent before we entered AFLW. I hope we start dominating the competition like they did soon! I'm very happy with our list and hope we have a strong preseason and coaching to Sydney's standards last season! Kudos to them too for making finals and winning a final after 0 wins last year.Crowbots bitterly complaining how unfair the AFLW draft is
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Crows - get complete and sole access to the Sa prospects for over half a decade
Port - get first pick of the Sa prospects for 3 years
Crows fans - iTS uNFaIr !!!!
****ing morons
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AFL Media's main AFLW reporter Sarah Black has listed her 13 players to watch in 2024 in the lead up to the draft.
Half of them made the All Oz U/18 team in 2023 but were 17 years old and could not be drafted in December last year.
2 SA girls were All Oz in 2023 and both have links to Port, but we have used up all of NGA concessions so will have to take our luck in the draft and trading positions and hope they both nominate the SA draft, which I'm sure they will.
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WHILE we're yet to see the newly drafted AFLW players at the top level, the next crop of 18-year-old talent is starting to gear up for their seasons around the country.
The SANFLW will kick off on March 1, the WAFLW will kick off on March 2, and the QAFLW and AFL Sydney competitions last year began in April.
The fixture for the Coates Talent League (Victoria) has not yet been released, but last year started in mid-March. The under-18 national championships are expected to run across a similar timeframe to last year (weekends in July and August).
INDIA RASHEED (South Australia, Sturt/Glenunga)
Took out South Australia's MVP in last year's under-18 championships, in a squad that produced eight AFLW draftees. A strong-bodied midfielder with clean skills and good footy IQ, she can also push forward and hit the scoreboard. Rasheed's father Roger is a respected tennis coach and former SANFL player.
POPPY SCHOLZ (South Australia, Glenelg/Mitcham)
The younger sister of Port Adelaide's breakout star, Matilda, Scholz plays traditionally more of a defensive role than the Power's young ruck. Also a star netballer (mum Peta is a Commonwealth Games gold medallist), Scholz is in the national under-17 squad and has captained her state. Unsurprisingly given her netball background, she has sure hands and is steady under pressure.
other SA player named is
JASMINE EVANS (South Australia, Central District/Salisbury)
Yet another strong midfielder/forward from the South Australian pipeline and is already a premiership player with SANFLW side Central District. A well-rounded midfielder who can play either as a strong ball-winner or provide some class on the outside.
Half of them made the All Oz U/18 team in 2023 but were 17 years old and could not be drafted in December last year.
2 SA girls were All Oz in 2023 and both have links to Port, but we have used up all of NGA concessions so will have to take our luck in the draft and trading positions and hope they both nominate the SA draft, which I'm sure they will.
Stars of the future: 13 prospects to watch in 2024
Sarah Black looks at the next crop of stars coming through the ranks ahead of the 2024 season
www.afl.com.au
WHILE we're yet to see the newly drafted AFLW players at the top level, the next crop of 18-year-old talent is starting to gear up for their seasons around the country.
The SANFLW will kick off on March 1, the WAFLW will kick off on March 2, and the QAFLW and AFL Sydney competitions last year began in April.
The fixture for the Coates Talent League (Victoria) has not yet been released, but last year started in mid-March. The under-18 national championships are expected to run across a similar timeframe to last year (weekends in July and August).
INDIA RASHEED (South Australia, Sturt/Glenunga)
Took out South Australia's MVP in last year's under-18 championships, in a squad that produced eight AFLW draftees. A strong-bodied midfielder with clean skills and good footy IQ, she can also push forward and hit the scoreboard. Rasheed's father Roger is a respected tennis coach and former SANFL player.
POPPY SCHOLZ (South Australia, Glenelg/Mitcham)
The younger sister of Port Adelaide's breakout star, Matilda, Scholz plays traditionally more of a defensive role than the Power's young ruck. Also a star netballer (mum Peta is a Commonwealth Games gold medallist), Scholz is in the national under-17 squad and has captained her state. Unsurprisingly given her netball background, she has sure hands and is steady under pressure.
other SA player named is
JASMINE EVANS (South Australia, Central District/Salisbury)
Yet another strong midfielder/forward from the South Australian pipeline and is already a premiership player with SANFLW side Central District. A well-rounded midfielder who can play either as a strong ball-winner or provide some class on the outside.
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great that we've locked up Matilda long term and now I think we need to target her sister in the draft. hopefully we can hold the first two draft picks in the state to land Rasheed and poppy.
at 179cm and apparently a utility yet to have locked down a position I think we really could use a tall defender having added a lot of mids recently.
at 179cm and apparently a utility yet to have locked down a position I think we really could use a tall defender having added a lot of mids recently.
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Jesus.
What’s the records for sanflw?
Can’t imagine there’s been too many 36d games
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Hatchard set the record at 42 in an infamous game for which she wasn't initially awarded 3 votes, costing her the League B&F but later corrected on the basis of being mistaken for another long-sleeved player.
The new record was set at 46 by Jess Edwards a couple years ago, not sure it's been beaten since.
The new record was set at 46 by Jess Edwards a couple years ago, not sure it's been beaten since.
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Congrats to Justine Mules-Robinson on adding her name to the frankly insane amount of double barrelled surnames on our list.
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Sounds like we have two AFLW list spots now open due to long term injury/pregnancy.
Anyone know who might be available to add to the list? Is there anyone tearing up the SANFLW who is not already drafted?
Anyone know who might be available to add to the list? Is there anyone tearing up the SANFLW who is not already drafted?
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Jessica Bates (Glenelg) sounds like a no-brainer.
Looking at defenders to replace Hannah Dunn, I like the look of Tiffany King (South Adelaide)
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Well only one spot left. I am too hoping for Bates. We have a weak squad, no point topping up with more kids, get the best available mids out there to strengthen the squad up. Bates is it.
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