Competitions WCE Board Mock Draft 2024

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Draft Order and Selections

ROUND 1:

1. Richmond - SAM LALOR
2. Brisbane - LEVI ASHCROFT (Bid matched)
3. North Melbourne Richmond - JAGGA SMITH
4. Carlton - SID DRAPER
5. Adelaide - FINN O’SULLIVAN
6. Melbourne - Alix Tauru
7. Richmond North Melbourne - Harry Armstrong
7. St Kilda
8. St Kilda
9. Melbourne
10. Richmond
11. Richmond
12. West Coast
13. Port Adelaide
14. Fremantle
15. GWS
16. GWS
17. Bulldogs
18. Richmond
19. Sydney
20. Richmond North Melbourne
21. GWS
22. Sydney
23. Richmond

ROUND 2:

24. Richmond
25. Bulldogs
26. West Coast
27. Brisbane Matched Ashcroft bid
28. Essendon Adelaide
29. Port Adelaide
30. Fremantle
31. Essendon
32. St Kilda
33. Hawthorn
34. Brisbane Matched Ashcroft bid
35. Bulldogs
36. Port Adelaide
37. GWS
38. Carlton
39. Gold Coast
40. Essendon
41. Gold Coast
42. Brisbane Matched Ashcroft bid

ROUND 3:

43. Brisbane Matched Ashcroft bid
44. Sydney
45. Geelong
46. Essendon
47. St Kilda
48. Bulldogs
49. Brisbane
50. Port Adelaide
51. Gold Coast
52. Collingwood
53. Essendon
54. Essendon
55. Collingwood
56. GWS
57. Geelong
58. Brisbane
59. Sydney
60. Collingwood

ROUND 4:

61. Gold Coast
62. North Melbourne
63. Carlton
64. Adelaide
65. Essendon
66. Collingwood
67. Fremantle
68. Carlton
69. Carlton
70. Gold Coast
71. Hawthorn
72. Carlton
73. West Coast
74. GWS
75. Geelong
76. Gold Coast
77. Hawthorn
78. Gold Coast
 
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Not enough sorry Miguel Sanchez - I'll just lock in my selection.


PICK 4 - CARLTON - SID DRAPER

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FOS seems like the anointed one here, with his family ties to Sam Walsh, but I think Draper projects as the better player. Has already looked good in the SANFL seniors, has a good frame to build on, and is a dangerous combination of dazzling and professional.



Considered Tauru, but thought it was a bit too big of a gamble here.

STRENGTHS:

  • Agility
  • Clean hands
  • Leadership
  • Professionalism
  • Speed
  • Work rate

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • Durability
  • End product

The trait which immediately stands out with Draper is his turn of speed. He posted the top agility test time nationwide during the 2023 preseason (7.80 seconds), and it translates on-field where he is near-impossible to lay a hand on. Some of his best action shots this year feature him literally standing on his toes as he darts away at angles which defy belief.

His lightning acceleration makes him an asset in bringing contested ball to the outside. Draper's hands on the inside are supremely clean, and once he recaptured his usual touch as the season wore on, he got to showcase that kind of ability at senior level. He also uses his speed to take the game on in attacking phases, making carving runs through the corridor to set up scores.

Also, feels good taking him pick before Adelaide. You're up eaglevision
 
At Pick 5: Adelaide selects Finn O’Sullivan and I can’t type it fast enough. Would have taken him at pick 1. Brilliant on the inside and outside, his top age year was destroyed by unlucky injuries but his all round game is second to none in this cohort after two elite underage years.

Huge tank, fantastic overhead, hard at the ball, excellent decision maker and puts his teammates into space. Loves coming out the front of the contest with poise and kicks goals on the run going inside 50. Runs both ways and fresh off a very good combine demonstrating his strong athletic profile.

A great fit into any midfield in the competition and an absolute steal at pick 5 with an ultra high ceiling.

Knifey Spoony make someone a Demon.
 

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At pick 6 Melbourne Football Club selects Alix Tauru.

Full write up tomorrow

I believe stallon is next up with North Melbourne
 
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Knifey Spoony just upset The Beggars apple cart.

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You can expect an incoming call from Mamma Kane informing you that AFL City Hall wont allow your pick.
 
At pick 7 North Melbourne takes Harry Armstrong

Next best tall on the board after the dees took the guy North have publicly been keen on. Long term partner for for Larkey, should complement Larkey nicely with his athleticism, contested marking and aerial ability.

Fills Norths biggest list hole imo
STRENGTHS:

  • Athleticism
  • Competitiveness
  • Contested marking
  • Leading patterns
  • Scoreboard impact
  • Set shot goalkicking

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • Endurance
  • Four-quarter consistency

ArdentEagle youre up next
 

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