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Mutineer said:
Powa going to need to stockpile some picks/points in coming drafts if all their F/S's are draftable...

ADELAIDE​

Tyler Welsh​

(Son of four-time Crows leading goalkicker Scott Welsh)

Draft year: 2024

Position: Medium forward

SANFL club: Woodville-West Torrens

Tyler, who stands about 189cm, is shaping as a very impressive prospect. He was chosen at full-forward in the under-16 All-Australian side last year after averaging 7.7 marks, including 3.3 contested, and 13.7 disposals, as well as kicking four goals, for national champion SA. Tyler also played two under-18 games for Woodville-West Torrens as a 15-year-old, bagging a total of seven majors. In the club’s under-16s, he kicked 39 goals from 17 matches, headlined by 7.2 in a semi-final win over North Adelaide and 4.1 in the premiership triumph over Glenelg. Tyler is powerful and reads the footy well in the air. He is doing a senior pre-season at the Eagles and will train with the Crows at times in 2023. Scott also played at North Melbourne, including in its 1999

premiership, but did not feature in enough games there (40) to ensure Tyler was eligible.

CARLTON​

Ben Camporeale​

(Son of 1995 premiership player and one-time All-Australian Scott Camporeale)

Draft year: 2024

Position: Half-back/midfield

SANFL club: Glenelg

The right-footer played at half-back for Glenelg and SA’s under-16s last year, while also having spells on ball. His most dominant performance for the Tigers’ under-16s featured 32 disposals and three goals against Central District in August. His running capacity is a standout trait. Ben has been training with Carlton this summer, along with his twin brother, Lucas.

Lucas Camporeale​

(Son of 1995 premiership player and one-time All-Australian Scott Camporeale)

Draft year: 2024

Position: Wing

SANFL club: Glenelg

The left-footer was picked on a wing in the under-16 All-Australian side last year after averaging 17.3 disposals at the national titles, which SA won. Camporeale is a smooth-moving, neat ball user and good reader of the player. In the SANFL’s under-16s, he averaged 28.3 disposals and 3.7 inside 50s from 12 matches last season. Lucas and his twin brother, Ben, have been training with the Blues this summer. AFL national talent manager Kevin Sheehan said the Camporeales were both highly promising and made a terrific first impression at the national championships.

HAWTHORN​

Will McCabe​

(Son of 138-gamer Luke McCabe)

Draft year: 2023

Position: Key defender

SANFL club: Central District

Will was named SA’s Most Valuable Player after it won the national under-16 carnival last year, was chosen in the All-Australian team and also played a key role in Sacred Heart’s college competition triumph. Athletic and 196cm, the Central District product is good one-on-one and a strong mark. He can also play as a forward, kicking a trio of three-goal hauls for the Bulldogs’ under-18s last year.

PORT ADELAIDE​

Ky Burgoyne​

(Son of Indigenous games record holder Shaun Burgoyne)

Draft year: 2024

Position: Half-back

SANFL club: West Adelaide

Ky transferred from Glenelg to West Adelaide halfway through last year and registered eight games in the under-16s. Part of the Bloods’ under-18 squad this coming season, Ky is said to read the play well, works hard defensively, is athletic and has good football IQ, which is not a surprise given Shaun’s pedigree. Ky’s great genes also include being the grandson of Port Adelaide champion Greg Phillips. Ky is also aligned to Hawthorn, the club Shaun won premierships at from 2013-15 and played 250 games.

Rome Burgoyne​

(Son of 2004 premiership player Peter Burgoyne)

Draft year: 2024

Position: Half-back

SANFL club: Woodville-West Torrens

Rome has been named in SA’s under-18 talent hub as an underager after an impressive 2022 campaign. He averaged 20.5 disposals and kicked 12 majors from 15 under-16 games last year, helping the Eagles win the flag. In June, he had a 27-possession, three-goal, five-clearance display against Central District. Rome is very clean at ground level, reads the footy well and some judges say he has better skills than older brothers Trent and Jase. Physically, he is more solid than Jase and in the middle of the siblings in terms of his height. Rome would follow in their footsteps by being drafted to the Power. Trent was delisted at the end of 2021 without debuting, while eight-gamer Jase impressed last season.

Ben Francou​

(Son of three-time Showdown medallist Josh Francou)

Draft year: 2025

Position: Utility

SANFL club: North Adelaide

Ben is a little more solid in stature than his older brother, Oliver, and can play as a small defender, on-ball or at half-forward. He is also considered more of an in-and-under player, but like Oliver is a very good runner. Ben played three under-16 matches last season, kicking two goals and gathering 14 disposals against Central District in round 1.

Oliver Francou​

(Son of three-time Showdown medallist Josh Francou)

Draft year: 2024

Position: Midfielder

SANFL club: North Adelaide

Oliver played four under-16 matches for the Roosters last season, splitting his time between SANFL level and St Peter’s College. He was injured early in the campaign. His older brother, Will, was overlooked in last year’s drafts but was now eligible to play for Port Adelaide Magpies under the state league’s rookie program. He is considered an exceptional runner.

Louie Montgomery​

(Son of 2004 premiership player and one-time All-Australian Brett Montgomery)

Draft year: 2024

Position: Wing/half-forward

SANFL club: North Adelaide

Louie is in SA’s under-18 talent hub for 2023 as a bottom-age player. He booted two goals and was among SA’s best in its win over Vic Country that sealed the national under-16 title for the Croweaters in July. At under-16 level for North Adelaide, Louie averaged 22.4 touches, 4.1 inside 50s and kicked 17 goals from nine matches. He had a trio of three-goal hauls. Brett played 78 games for the Western Bulldogs, 22 games shy of ensuring father-son eligibility there. The Power overlooked Louie’s older brother, Harper, in last year’s drafts, but he was now aligned to Port Adelaide Magpies.

PORT ADELAIDE/ST KILDA​

Gill Wakelin​

(Son of 2004 premiership player Darryl Wakelin)

Draft year: 2025

Position: Key position player

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SANFL club: Sturt

Primarily a tall defender, like his dad, but also capable of playing forward, Gill has impressed at Sturt due to his exceptional ability to read the ball in flight and his strong marking. He is already a nice size and will definitely be a name to watch in the next few years. Darryl’s 100-plus games at Port Adelaide (146) and St Kilda (115) ensures Gill is tied to both.
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PA is always producing F/s. I have seen Rome Burgoyne and he will make it. Skills of his father.
 

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George Kramer said:
We need to trade our 2024 first into this year. Grab a pick in the teens with a club banking on us being a bottom team again
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Have you seen the Father Son and Northern Academy lists for next years draft? Every second team will be trying trade out their future first round pick in next years draft.


For this year, I would almost guarantee that Gold Coast will want to trade out their 2023 first round pick.
 
briztoon said:
Have you seen the Father Son and Northern Academy lists for next years draft? Every second team will be trying trade out their future first round pick in next years draft.


For this year, I would almost guarantee that Gold Coast will want to trade out their 2023 first round pick.
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A poster on the BF St Kilda board said the same thing (including GC).
 
Eagleboy2011 said:
That Josh Koster. Any relation to Kym?
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Might be a bit old?

Quote: "Koster, who is a father of four - to Josh, 23, and William, 20, Jed, 10, and Avy, 8 - says he is content with the work he is doing now."

From this interview, in 2021:

www.afc.com.au

Where are they now? Kym Koster

The former tough midfielder tells us about his rollercoaster post-footy life
www.afc.com.au www.afc.com.au
 
Crow54 said:
Might be a bit old?

Quote: "Koster, who is a father of four - to Josh, 23, and William, 20, Jed, 10, and Avy, 8 - says he is content with the work he is doing now."

From this interview, in 2021:

www.afc.com.au

Where are they now? Kym Koster

The former tough midfielder tells us about his rollercoaster post-footy life
www.afc.com.au www.afc.com.au
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That’s weird, it’s u18 testing?
 

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ams4crows said:
EP.14 🎙️”Unless youre on drugs, an alcoholic or no good for the club ... | TikTok

Jackson Edwards is still pretty upset about being delisted it seems....
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Struggled to get a game for the Bays after he was delisted, couldn't get a game at Werribee VFL when Choco was coaching them playing in their feeder club at ammo level, hardly set the World on fire for West Adelaide last season.

And guess what he's now in Queensland training with the Southport Sharks for season 2023.
 
George Kramer said:
Is he seriously whinging about not being on our list? Dude, no one has picked you up.

Has a bit of his old man’s attitude it seems
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On 5aa the other night, can’t remember the context but Rowie was saying there was 1 player he played with who thought he was better than everyone else because of his role in the team, and gave the initials T.E.
 

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