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I have heard he is one of the best to come out of NSW. Anyone have a picture and information for us?
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Any news about our NSW rookie? Heard some really good things!!
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I think you might be talking about Stubbs who we cannot take until next year I believe, recently played the under 16 carnival and is part of the AIS acadamey.. Very highly rated apparently!
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Wheredid you here this? I have spent a bit of time reading info on scholarship players, and there hasn't been much said about Will.
Can you post any article
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Can you post any article
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You can find highlights on this kid on Bigpond video, just search his name
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see below: I have heard off someone who played against him that he is the best young guy playing in nsw and he also played against other nsw rookies and he said will is the best.
HAWTHORN
1. Bailey, Max
2. Bateman, Chance
3. Birchall, Grant
4. Boyle, Tim
5. Brown, Campbell
6. Campbell, Robert
7. Croad, Trent
8. Dew, Stuart
9. Dowler, Beau
10. Ellis, Xavier
11. Franklin, Lance
12. Gilham, Stephen
13. Guerra, Brent
14. Hodge, Luke
15. Kennedy, Josh P.
16. Ladson, Rick
17. Lewis, Jordan
18. Lisle, Jordan
19. Lowden, Luke
20. McGlynn, Ben
21. Mitchell, Sam
22. Morton, Jarryd
23. Murphy, Tom
24. Muston, Beau
25. Osborne, Michael
26. Renouf, Brent
27. Rioli, Cyril
28. Roughead, Jarryd
29. Savage, Shane
30. Schoenmakers, Ryan
31. Sewell, Brad
32. Shiels, Liam
33. Taylor, Simon
34. Thorp, Mitchell
35. Tuck, Travis
36. Whitecross, Brendan
37. Williams, Mark
38. Young, Clinton
Rookie List
1. Sierakowski, Will
2. Stokes, Cameron
3. Walsh, Tim
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5.
6.
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8.
9.
ADDITIONS
Father-Son selection: –
Exchange period – received: –
Rookie elevation: –
Scholarship elevation: Will Sierakowski (Riverview) – rookie list
NAB AFL Draft: Jordan Lisle (Oakleigh Chargers), Luke Lowden (Sandringham Dragons), Shane Savage (Dandenong Stingrays), Ryan Schoenmakers (Norwood), Liam Shiels (Eastern Ranges)
International rookie selection: –
Three-year non-registered player selection: –
NAB AFL Pre-Season Draft:
NAB AFL Rookie Draft:
DELETIONS
Retired: Shane Crawford (veteran – outside list) – second list lodgment, Danny Jacobs
Exchange period – traded: –
Delisted: Tim Clarke, Zac Dawson, Luke McEntee, Garry Moss, Alex Grima (rookie), Hugh Sandilands (rookie), Matt Suckling (rookie)
HAWTHORN
1. Bailey, Max
2. Bateman, Chance
3. Birchall, Grant
4. Boyle, Tim
5. Brown, Campbell
6. Campbell, Robert
7. Croad, Trent
8. Dew, Stuart
9. Dowler, Beau
10. Ellis, Xavier
11. Franklin, Lance
12. Gilham, Stephen
13. Guerra, Brent
14. Hodge, Luke
15. Kennedy, Josh P.
16. Ladson, Rick
17. Lewis, Jordan
18. Lisle, Jordan
19. Lowden, Luke
20. McGlynn, Ben
21. Mitchell, Sam
22. Morton, Jarryd
23. Murphy, Tom
24. Muston, Beau
25. Osborne, Michael
26. Renouf, Brent
27. Rioli, Cyril
28. Roughead, Jarryd
29. Savage, Shane
30. Schoenmakers, Ryan
31. Sewell, Brad
32. Shiels, Liam
33. Taylor, Simon
34. Thorp, Mitchell
35. Tuck, Travis
36. Whitecross, Brendan
37. Williams, Mark
38. Young, Clinton
Rookie List
1. Sierakowski, Will
2. Stokes, Cameron
3. Walsh, Tim
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
ADDITIONS
Father-Son selection: –
Exchange period – received: –
Rookie elevation: –
Scholarship elevation: Will Sierakowski (Riverview) – rookie list
NAB AFL Draft: Jordan Lisle (Oakleigh Chargers), Luke Lowden (Sandringham Dragons), Shane Savage (Dandenong Stingrays), Ryan Schoenmakers (Norwood), Liam Shiels (Eastern Ranges)
International rookie selection: –
Three-year non-registered player selection: –
NAB AFL Pre-Season Draft:
NAB AFL Rookie Draft:
DELETIONS
Retired: Shane Crawford (veteran – outside list) – second list lodgment, Danny Jacobs
Exchange period – traded: –
Delisted: Tim Clarke, Zac Dawson, Luke McEntee, Garry Moss, Alex Grima (rookie), Hugh Sandilands (rookie), Matt Suckling (rookie)
the cat
I was speaking to an opposition official earlier this year and there is a Kicket Kid who we have on a Scholarship program that he was a huge wrap for.
If anyone has any news on him do tell.
If anyone has any news on him do tell.
What position does he play?
Height/weight?
Height/weight?
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Hawthorn Football Club has made its final changes to its Player List ahead of the AFL National Draft on 29 November 2008.
The Club will release three players from its 2008 Rookie List - Hugh Sandilands, Alex Grima and Matt Suckling - while it has been decided that Cameron Stokes will be retained as a nominated rookie to allow the Club to utilise five selections at the 2008 AFL National Draft. Stokes will be available for AFL senior team selection in 2009 as a nominated rookie.
Promising young ruckman/key forward Tim Walsh has been retained as a second-year rookie.
The Club will also include former NSW scholarship player,Will Sierakowski, in its 2009 Rookie List. Sierakowski, from Riverview in Sydney was the first player signed by the Hawks to its NSW Scholarship program in 2006.
Hawthorn’s General Manager Player Personnel and Strategy, Chris Pelchen, has been impressed by the quality of player coming through the ranks as part of Hawthorn’s NSW Scholarship program.
“Will is a gifted athlete and he has continued to show great aptitude to the game,” said Pelchen.
“A member of the famous Sierakowski family we look forward to Will continuing the great tradition the family has with top level sport in Australia.”
“He is a tall utility with good athleticism and marking ability and will continue to develop his skills as a rookie in our player development program.”
“The Hawks have some outstanding junior talent in the NSW Scholarship Scheme and it continues to be an important pathway to AFL for young footballers from NSW.”
Will Langford, son of Hawthorn great Chris, has also joined the Hawks NSW Scholarship Scheme. Langford, a hard running defender with outstanding endurance and workrate, will become eligible for the AFL National Draft in 2010.
Current players signed to the Hawks through the NSW Scholarship Scheme are: Michael Johnston (Sydney), Trent Stubbs (Sydney), Will Langford (Sydney), Jack Mahony (Wollongong), Thomas Kickett (Broken Hill), Heath Caldwell (Broken Hill) and Dylan Stuart (Broken Hill).
My limited knowledge of our NSW scholarship players is as follows:
William Sierakowski has been added to our rookie list this year, so we should be able to see a bit of him at Box Hill in 2009.
Michael Johnston is still eligible to play u18's next year I think, so is eligible to be pre-listed at the end of 2009. I think he was in the u18's squad this year but didn't make the team for the championships.
Trent Stubbs went pretty well in the u16 championships this year and has recently been inducted into the AIS Academy - usually a pretty good sign. He will be eligible in 2010.
Will Langford was recently invited to join the AIS Academy also, but declined due to school commitments. Will won the medal for best player in the NSW/ACT u16 squad at championships, so he can probably play a bit. He'll be eligible in 2010 also.
Jack Mahoney - not sure, eligible in 2010 also? Can anyone shed more light on this lad?
Thomas Kickett - snagged a couple of majors in one of the u16 games this year. Also eligible in 2010.
Heath Caldwell & Dylan Stuart - both look very young and raw still and I don't think they're eligible until 2011.
Now, I don't want to put big expectations on these young blokes, but how awesome would it be if the likes of Langford, Stubbs & Kickett all turned out to be genuine draft prospects - they would all be eligible to be pre-listed by the Hawks in 2010. Not bad for the back-to-back premiers of 2008/2009? A fairly effective way of compensating for the GC17 concessions I reckon.
William Sierakowski has been added to our rookie list this year, so we should be able to see a bit of him at Box Hill in 2009.
Michael Johnston is still eligible to play u18's next year I think, so is eligible to be pre-listed at the end of 2009. I think he was in the u18's squad this year but didn't make the team for the championships.
Trent Stubbs went pretty well in the u16 championships this year and has recently been inducted into the AIS Academy - usually a pretty good sign. He will be eligible in 2010.
Will Langford was recently invited to join the AIS Academy also, but declined due to school commitments. Will won the medal for best player in the NSW/ACT u16 squad at championships, so he can probably play a bit. He'll be eligible in 2010 also.
Jack Mahoney - not sure, eligible in 2010 also? Can anyone shed more light on this lad?
Thomas Kickett - snagged a couple of majors in one of the u16 games this year. Also eligible in 2010.
Heath Caldwell & Dylan Stuart - both look very young and raw still and I don't think they're eligible until 2011.
Now, I don't want to put big expectations on these young blokes, but how awesome would it be if the likes of Langford, Stubbs & Kickett all turned out to be genuine draft prospects - they would all be eligible to be pre-listed by the Hawks in 2010. Not bad for the back-to-back premiers of 2008/2009? A fairly effective way of compensating for the GC17 concessions I reckon.
It's amazing other clubs haven't seemed to cotton on to this scheme anywhere near as much as we have (although their probably spending all their resources to get players from ireland and south africa!). Certainly with how good scouts are these days and what is being said about stubbs/langford/kickett in particular, it is very exciting.
That being said does anyone have any info on what sort of players all these guys are (including the others that we haven't really heard about as much)? i.e. position, size etc.
That being said does anyone have any info on what sort of players all these guys are (including the others that we haven't really heard about as much)? i.e. position, size etc.
Will 'The Cat' Sierakowski - No 26 Nicknamed 'The Cat' by supporters but called 'Sierra' by his teammates, Will is noted for his incredible ability to keep his feet after a contest. A student at St Ignatius College, Will is a scholarship player with Hawthorn and represented NSW/ACT Rams in the final two games in the NAB National U18 Championships in Melbourne this year. Will is also a nominee for the rising star award for the Sydney AFL this season. source http://www.northshorefc.com.au/ player profiles.
Also check out NSW Scholarship thread http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showthread.php?t=494229&page=4
