Vic Metro v Vic Country Under-18 trial matches: All the Supercoach scores from the two hit contests

There were some stunning performances in the two trial matches between Vic Metro and Vic Country — check out all the Supercoach scores and full stats from the standout players.

St Kilda Next Generation Academy product Cam MacKenzie has continued his rapid rise up AFL club draft boards with a standout performance in a trial match for Vic Metro.

MacKenzie was in everything in the first match between Vic Metro and Vic Country at Werribee on Sunday, racking up disposals and clearances at will through the midfield.

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The 187cm onballer showed good speed and a willingness to take the game on and break the lines, as well as a clean pair of hands both above his head and below his knees.

He also floated forward to kick one goal in the opening quarter.

Hailing from the Sandringham Dragons, MacKenzie started the NAB League season in sizzling fashion and has gone on to impress in school football with Brighton Grammar.

“He’s one that we just didn’t quite know where he sat at the start of pre-season and turned into a really strong midfield player and he’s taken that level to school football too at Brighton,” Dragons talent manager Mark Wheeler told News Corp last week.

“He’s a first-round pick now. We don’t say that too much, but we think that’s where he’s tracking. He’s damaging with the ball now and he’s starting to show his body strength and his footy now.”

Cam MacKenzie pictured in action for Sandringham last season.

MacKenzie’s rise is bad news for the Saints, who will be unable to match a bid on the 18-year-old if he falls within the top 40 protected picks on draft night later.

Another Dragons’ bolter – Charlie Clark – also put his hand up for a spot in the final Vic Metro squad for the AFL under-18 national championships in the same game.

Clark, who kicked seven goals against Tasmania in just his 4th NAB League match this year, spent time as a half-forward and through the midfield for Vic Metro.

Standing 182cm, Clark has good breakaway speed from the contest and classy foots skills.

He booted two second-half goals.

“His energy around the ball as is probably AFL-like, VFL-like at this stage as well,” Wheeler said.

“If someone’s looking for very defensive small forward, I wouldn’t be looking too far past him. He’s one we’re pretty happy with at the moment.”

Toby McMullin impressed up forward.

Gippsland Power forward Archer Reid saw his stocks rise with a big game for Vic Country during the first trial match.

The brother of developing Essendon defender Zach Reid, the 201cm key forward booted three goals and took some big contested marks.

A mobile and athletic big man, he worked hard up the ground and produced some strong leads.

Making the performance even more impressive, Reid is a bottom-age player who is not draft eligible until next year.

Sandringham Dragons forward Toby McMullin — who hails from Port Fairy but is boarding at Melbourne Grammar — also kicked three goals for Vic Country, playing a key role in the forward line alongside Reid.

AFL Academy member Luke Teal was another standout for Vic Metro in defence across the backline.

The second trial match was dominated by a pair of small forwards in Nick Watson and Jacob Konstanty, who each booted four goals.

From the Gippsland Power, Konstanty kicked some brilliant goals for Vic Country, including two in the space of just a few minutes during the third quarter.

An Eastern Ranges product, Watson is another bottom-age player who is not eligible until the 2023 draft but stamped himself as a top player to watch for next year with his performance.

The small forward is a difficult match up and a good mark for his size at just 169cm, while also having a freakish goal sense.

Essendon father-son product Alwyn Davey also featured for Vic Metro in the second game, playing primarily through the midfield.

The son of former Bomber Alwyn Davey, the classy Oakleigh Chargers product showed some good skills and line-breaking ability, while also being involved in some score assists as he hit up teammates on the lead inside-50 on multiple occasions.

STATS STARS

GAME 1 – VIC METRO 15.10 (100) d VIC COUNTRY 9.10 (64)

VIC METRO

Cam Mackenzie – 32 disposals, 6 marks, 8 clearances, 6 inside 50s, 1 goal

Charlie Clarke – 28 disposals, 4 marks, 3 clearances, 6 inside 50s, 1 goal

Patrick Dozzi – 28 disposals, 6 marks, 5 clearances, 5 inside 50s, 1 goal

Jonathan Tomasiello – 26 disposals, 6 marks, 7 clearances, 5 inside 50s, 1 goal

Blake Drury – 23 disposals, 6 marks, 2 clearances, 3 inside 50s, 1 goal

Jaelen Pavlidis – 23 disposals, 4 marks, 2 clearances, 4 inside 50s, 1 goal

VIC COUNTRY

Jack O’Sullivan – 28 disposals, 3 marks, 5 clearances, 3 inside 50s, 1 goal

Sam Frangalas – 25 disposals, 6 marks, 1 clearance, 1 inside 50

Hugo Nosiara – 22 disposals, 4 marks, 2 clearances, 3 inside 50s

Archer Reid – 15 disposals, 12 marks, 5 inside-50s, 3 goals

Toby McMullin – 7 disposals, 1 mark, 1 inside-50, 3 goals

SUPERCOACH SCORES

VIC METRO

162 – Charlie Clarke

140 – Patrick Dozzi

138 – Cam Mackenzie

132 – Jonathan Tomasiello

129 – Blake Drury

122 – Luke Teal

92 – Jaelen Pavlidis

90 – Yu Ashwin

84 – Nathan Philactides

78 – Lewis Hayes

73 – Cameron Kizan

71 – Will Brown

70 – Matthew Jefferson

68 – Matthew Payne

57 – Cameron Nyko

44 – Jason McCormick

38 – Mitchell Rowe

37 – Will Green

36 – Riley Weatherill

32 – Ben Moyle

26 – Jackson McMenamin

20 – Iliro Smit

VIC COUNTRY

120 – Jack O’Sullivan

114 – Arhcer Reid

100 – Luamon Lual

98 – Cooper Hayes

89 – Coby Burgiel

81 – Toby McMullin

74 – Max Knobel

71 – Oscar Murdoch

71 – Hugo Nosiara

67 – Sam Frangalas

67 – Caleb Mitchell

67 – Jai McGough

57 – Thomas Cappellari

54 – Will Parkhouse

51 – Hugh Bond

48 – Max Clohesy

45 – Lachlan Smith

43 – Felix Fogarty

38 – Osca Riccardi

37 – Sam Latreille

34 – Noah Long

31 – Max Dow

30 – Jed Brereton

5 – Owen Williams

GAME 2 – VIC METRO 14.11 (95) d VIC COUNTRY 13.12 (90)

VIC METRO

Callum Verrell – 29 disposals, 13 marks, 1 clearance, 8 rebound 50s

Alwyn Davey Jnr – 25 disposals, 4 marks, 5 clearances, 5 inside 50s

Jed Rule – 23 disposals, 10 marks, 4 rebound 50s

Paul Pascu – 22 disposals, 4 marks, 3 clearances, 5 rebound 50s

Josh Weddle – 22 disposals, 11 marks, 5 rebound 50s

Nick Watson – 13 disposals, 2 marks, 3 clearances, 4 goals

VIC COUNTRY

Jonti Schuback – 28 disposals, 2 marks, 1 clearance, 5 inside 50s

Zane Duursma – 25 disposals, 8 marks, 5 clearances, 7 inside 50s, 2 goals

Ted Clohesy – 22 disposals, 2 marks, 4 clearances, 4 inside-50s, 1 goal

Taj Campbell-Farrell – 21 disposals, 3 marks, 7 clearances, 2 inside 50s

Jacob Konstanty – 19 disposals, 4 marks, 4 inside 50s, 4 goals

SUPERCOACH SCORES

VIC METRO

135 – Callum Verrell

117 – Nick Watson

111 – Alwyn Davey Jnr

104 – Oli Hotton

103 – Josh Bennetts

103 – Josh Weddle

99 – Nate Caddy

99 – Paul Pascu

96 – Jed Rule

84 – Oliver Badr

78 – Lachlan Reidy

75 – Hudson O’Keefe

74 – Kai Windsor

66 – Logan Morris

62 – Mahmoud Taha

60 – Jamie Hope

58 – Jovan Petric

45 – Jerome Lawrence

42 – Sam Grant

28 – Dane Harvey

27 – Anthony Caminiti

25 – Ben Hempel

8 – Jye Peacock

VIC COUNTRY

154 – Jacob Konstanty

126 – Zane Duursma

104 – Jonti Schuback

95 – Ted Clohesy

94 – Taj Campbell-Farrell

92 – Charlie Barnett

88 – Cooper Vickery

70 – Rhys Galvin

65 – Jaxon Binns

64 – Nick Collier

64 – Solly McKay

54 – Malik Gordon

54 – Finn Emile-Brennan

53 – Coby James

50 – Joe Pike

49 – Tadhg Evans

49 – Harvey Howe

47 – Michael Kiraly

43 – Joshua Tweedale

42 – Eli Pearce

40 – Hamish Pieson

36 – Aahtyn Atkinson

35 – Darcy Wilson

21 – Cooper Simpson

14 – Ned Moodie

Originally published as Vic Metro v Vic Country Under-18 trial matches: All the Supercoach scores from the two hit contests