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Rookie lists were expanded from 4/6 to 6/8 at the end of 2009 (we currently have 5 rookies + 2 veterans) and will remain that way until at least 2011.but I leave the state team to cmndstab. I only look after Aaron (all the time) and Aiden when he's stuck with his club in SydneyAFL, but I dont think he is going to make it . Unless the rookie list gets expanded to 6 starting next year year instead of the year after
I doubt they'd bluff on that, there's no need to because he'd be a pre nomination for the draft.Apparently Riley's been injured for a few weeks (that toe problem I mentioned a while ago) and last week was his first game back. He's expected to play in the last two games of the championships.
Edit: Aidan was in the Div 1 match last week, which is pretty cool Great to see him move out of the U18s.
Double edit: Word from the club says they expect to be rookie listing him this year. If you can remotely believe the club when it comes to what they say about draft (probably not )
I doubt they'd bluff on that, there's no need to because he'd be a pre nomination for the draft.
NSW/ACT holds off NT in NAB AFL U18s
THE NSW/ACT Rams have held off a spirited Northern Territory Thunder to record an eight-point win in the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships clash at ANZ Stadium.
Keiran Emery finished with four goals while Jordan Williams, Liam Johnson and Thomas Young were the Rams’ best.
Roland Ah Chee was outstanding for the Thunder with a game-high 30 touches and two goals. Troy Taylor (three goals) and Robert Hale (two) provided good targets up forward.
The Rams started brightly with Chaz Sargeant providing a strong target up forward but he could only convert one of his three early chances.
Diminutive NT half-forward Curtly Reid roved a smart goal to even the ledger before his side took control.
Taylor and Hale proved a handful for the NSW/ACT defence with three goals between them and despite a major from Swans scholarship holder Ryan Bottin-Noonan, NSW/ACT trailed by 11 points at the first change.
Sargeant opened the second term his second goal for the Rams as the home side’s size and strength began to tell in the wet conditions.
Will Langford was excellent with his rebound from defence and the NSW/ACT tall forwards were too strong for their undersized opponents.
Emery slotted two goals for the term as the Rams edged in front but Taylor’s third goal after the half-time siren gave the Thunder a two-point lead.
Promising NT tall Steven May spent most of the first half in defence but he started the second half in attack and it paid dividends as he soccered the first goal of the third term.
But the Rams hit back quickly through Emery and Dylan McNeil – who booted two goals in two minutes – to wrest back the lead.
Jason Tutt kicked truly after Aidan Riley was collected late in a marking contest as NSW/ACT headed into the last quarter with a 14-point lead.
The Rams’ fitness told in the final term as they held the Thunder at bay, despite the excellent efforts of lively midfielder Roland Ah Chee.
NSW/ACT Rams 2.3 6.6 10.7 12.10 (82)
Northern Territory Thunder 4.2 7.2 8.5 11.8 (74)
GOALS
NSW/ACT: Keiran Emery 4, Chaz Sargeant 2, Dylan McNeil 2, Ryan Bottin-Noonan, Kaine Stevens, Jason Tutt, Liam Johnson
Northern Territory: Troy Taylor 3, Robert Hale 2, Curtly Reid 2, Roland Ah Chee 2, Steven May, Tim Kelly
BEST
NSW/ACT: Liam Johnson, Jordan Williams, Will Langford, Thomas Young, Dylan McNeil, Chaz Sargeant
Northern Territory: Roland Ah Chee, Troy Taylor, Charlie McAdam, James Wray, Curtly Reid
Riley > Tippett.Well, if he can attract a free kick he's doing better than most current Crows players I guess
Kid I really like is Ah Chee. One of the players I really wanted to see and he didnt disappoint. Very good mover and very good with his skills.....it was pretty wet. Was also interested to see Troy Taylor who has been highly touted. He went well - provided a decent target up fwd and seems a pretty good mover. Look out for May as well. I was expecting him to play more midfield but he played down back and was pretty good. Goes well for a bigger kid. USes the footy really well. Be interested in the thoughts on the young bloke Reid for NT - he seemed to be in it a fair bit as well.
Be interested in what some of the NT watchers think of Ah Chee (I think he could go pretty high), Troy Taylor and May. They were the ones that seemed a class above.
he was great for us in the Ressies grand final last year
i didnt see a lot of him as i was watching a young boy by the name of Ryan B-N (our scholarship boy) But from what i saw of him hes good takes some freakish marks one that almost cost him his neck...pretty solid aswell
It would be the day when eevryone is in Etihad tadiumChecked in with Rendell about Riley, he said that Riley was playing well until he got knocked out. Spent the night in hospital and is expected to miss this weekend's match (against SA) but should be good to go on the following Wednesday.
Not sure who NSW/ACT is playing then though.
That could be such a day off work day haha, but I think it will be a tape on foxtel day.It would be the day when eevryone is in Etihad tadium
they play the team of QLD/TAS that they havnt played yet.
While the quadrupil header finishes with South Australia vs Vic Metro.
No surprise that he didn't score a goal. He was named on the HBF.Aiden not named in the best today, and no goals.
Aiden not named in the best today, and no goals.
DETAILS
Tasmania 0.4 0.5 3.9 6.11 (47)
NSW/ACT 3.1 6.1 10.5 13.6 (84)
GOALS
Tasmania: Archer, Boon, Green, Groenewegen, Mott, Rundle
NSW/ACT: McNeil 4, Emery 2, Stubbs 2, Duncan, Hancock, Langford, Sargeant, Tutt
BEST
Tasmania: Green, Davies, Milne, Rundle, Crichton, Mott
NSW/ACT: McNeil, Young, Stubbs, Kirkwood, Tutt, Lawton, Williams
At work, will watch tonight, and will let you know stats.You watched the game, right? Can you give us a rough possession count?