State Focus WA 2024 - Western Australia’s junior footy talent

[LemmingMaster]

Just for fun, something to reflect on in years to come.

1. Hamish Davis
2. Luke Urquhart
3. Boxshall
4. Allan
5. Gerreyn
6. Dennis
7. Angove
8. Hayes
9. Champion
10. Artemis
11. Burke
12. Van Der Struyf

 

[LemmingMaster]

Was just thinking the other day that Boxshall reminds me a little of Brandon Starcevich

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Brandon Starcevich

Age

25

Ht

187cm

Wt

90kg

Pos.

Def

Career

Season

Last 5

D

9.2

2star

K

6.5

3star

HB

2.6

2star

M

2.8

3star

T

2.0

4star

MG

185.3

3star

D

9.5

2star

K

7.3

3star

HB

2.3

2star

M

3.6

4star

T

2.1

3star

MG

187.9

3star

D

8.6

3star

K

5.4

2star

HB

3.2

3star

M

1.4

2star

T

1.8

4star

MG

181.2

3star

when he was drafted.
I could see him moving into the backline and playing a role at AFL level.

 

[Futbolista]

Just for fun, something to reflect on in years to come.

1. Hamish Davis
2. Luke Urquhart
3. Boxshall
4. Allan
5. Gerreyn
6. Dennis
7. Angove
8. Hayes
9. Champion
10. Artemis
11. Burke
12. Van Der Struyf

I think your top 12 is more likely to be the real draft contenders from WA.

Mine has a few personal favourites and wildcards and isn't meant to be a predictor. Just trying to get some names out there. Although, guys like Cotellessa have the numbers on the board.

I'll be disappointed if we all can't get a big bunch of WA names out there for the 2025 group. That will cut deep.

Thus, I'm going to bust a gut to get at least 30 WA names on the radar in 2025 because the quality is there and those players deserve to be recognised.

 

[Futbolista]

It's our man Declan Pauline (EF) getting interviewed on the Bray & Ethan Show.

I wonder if Declan is contributor Serongsoright here....haha

 

[sportslime11]

Jack Wooden had it won but did they announce the WAFL Colts Coaches Award final votes??

 

[Freezin]

Have high hopes for Pauline to push for League status in 2025 with EF. Won the JC this year despite playing a 1/3 or the season in the reserves.... where he held his own and was rewarded with a reserves Premiership medal.Still colts eligible for 2025 as well

Hopefully others in Sanchez, Austin, Campbell, Vladich and Dean can push their claims for some League exposure at EF next year too. All bar Vladich, were colts eligible this year, but held their own in when promoted up a level and played in EF reserves Premiership side. Plus Zac Petersen who unfortunately missed out on the day, when Jamie Meade came back from injury.

 

[Futbolista]

Jack Wooden had it won but did they announce the WAFL Colts Coaches Award final votes??

I haven't seen the full votes. I don't know why they don't publish them.

 

[sportslime11]

I haven't seen the full votes. I don't know why they don't publish them.

Yeah, the votes weren't shown after round 17 and it said winner to be announced 27th Sept.

2024 WAFL Colts Coaches Award

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[Futbolista]

Thanks mate. Seems fair. And the umpires votes? Any idea to find those?

 

[sportslime11]

Thanks mate. Seems fair. And the umpires votes? Any idea to find those?

No it would seem they are not willing to share those. Surely there would have been a lot of players on the same votes, just below the winner.

 

[Futbolista]

No it would seem they are not willing to share those. Surely there would have been a lot of players on the same votes, just below the winner.

I'd love to know

 

[B3B3]

Just heard that Otis Harvey won the Swan District’s Colts fairest and best with 160 votes. Second place was Luke Cotellessa with 94 votes. Third place was Lucas Andrews with 89 votes.

 

[Futbolista]

Just heard that Otis Harvey won the Swan District’s Colts fairest and best with 160 votes. Second place was Luke Cotellessa with 94 votes. Third place was Lucas Andrews with 89 votes.

A very fair result

 

[sportslime11]

WA boys performed well in the 2km time trial at the draft combine, Hayes was equal 3rd with a time of 6.18. Davis and Angove were under 6.30. Other tests take place on Sunday.

 

[sumavich]

 

[sportslime11]

The winner of the 2024 WAFL Colts Coaches Award was awarded last night to Jack Wooden from West Perth. Jack polled a total of 43 votes. Jack finished 16 votes clear of second placed Tye Kemp (Peel Thunder) who polled 27 votes. In third place on the Leaderboard was Otis Harvey (Swan Districts) on 26 votes.

 

[B3B3]

The winner of the 2024 WAFL Colts Coaches Award was awarded last night to Jack Wooden from West Perth. Jack polled a total of 43 votes. Jack finished 16 votes clear of second placed Tye Kemp (Peel Thunder) who polled 27 votes. In third place on the Leaderboard was Otis Harvey (Swan Districts) on 26 votes.

Fascinating.

 

[wild side]

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