Talented young guns on show: Full results, best players from NSW U15s AFL All Schools carnival

After a huge NSW U15s AFL All Schools carnival in Albury, we have everything you need to know, including results, winners, best players, MVPs and the boys and girls who made the NSW rep sides.

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May 30, 2023 - 4:36PM

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The MVPs of the NSW All Schools U15s Championships, Grace Tracey (CCC) and Lachlan Price (CIS). Picture: Contributed

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With the All Schools carnival underway in Albury, we look at the results and top performers from the AFL U15s event from day two.

BOYS

CIS 2.3 (15) drew CCC 2.3 (15)

Goals: James Douglas, Mitchell Dettman (CIS) Riley Bradshaw, Judd Withers (CCC)

Best: Lachlan Price, Patrick Smith, Ben Pignatelli, Ollie Griffiths, Mason McGroder (CIS) Riley Bradshaw, Isaac Conlan, Jesse Quade, Cody Beavis, Jag Ashcroft (CCC)

CHS 7.4 (46) def CCC 3.4 (22)

Goals: Lucas Roberts 2, Ryan Mardling, Mason Crawford-Foster, Archie Houston, Chase French, Lane Fettell (CHS) Maclean Coble 2, Max Jans (CCC)

Best: Riley Bradshaw, Maclean Coble, Cody Beavis, Jag Ashcroft, Ashton Campbell (CCC)

CIS 6.5 (41) def CHS 2.4 (16)

Goals: Vlad van Eeden 2, Mitchell Dettman 2, Lachlan Price, Will Jenkin (CIS) Benji Hanrahan, Ryan Mardling (CHS)

Best: Lachlan Price, Will Jenkin, Patrick Smith, Ollie Griffiths, Mason McGroder (CIS) Benji Hanrahan, Ryan Mardling, Baxter Cowley, Lucas Roberts, Alex Norris (CHS)

The Combined Independent Schools won the NSW All Schools AFL U15s boys title. Picture: Contributed

FINAL STANDINGS: 1 CIS, 2 CHS, 3 CCC

NSW TEAM

1 CHS Benji HANRAHAN Corowa HS

2 CIS Lachlan PRICE Redlands

3 CCC Jesse QUADE Xavier High School, Albury

4 CIS Patrick SMITH St Joseph’s College

5 CHS Lucas ROBERTS Kooringal HS

6 CIS Ollie GRIFFITHS Barker College

7 CCC Riley BRADSHAW Kildare Catholic College, Wagga Wagga

8 CIS Will JENKIN Knox College

9 CHS Baxter COWLEY Deniliquin HS

10 CIS Vlad VAN EEDEN Oxford Falls Grammar School

11 CCC Maclean COBLE Edmund Rice College, Wollongong

12 CIS Callum PADMAN Trinity Grammar

13 CHS Alex NORRIS Lake Illawarra HS

14 CCC Ashton CAMPBELL Kildare Catholic College, Wagga Wagga

15 CHS Sebastian CRELLEY Leeton HS

16 CIS Mason McGRODER Trinity Grammar

17 CCC Jaxon STEELE St Francis de Sales Regional College, Leeton

18 CCC Cody BEAVIS All Saint’s College, Maitland

19 CHS Bohdi EDWARDS Coomealla HS

20 CIS Conrad BLACKWELL-SMITH Scots College

21 CHS Ryan MARDLING Muirfield HS

22 CCC Isaac CONLAN St Francis de Sales Regional College, Leeton

23 CHS Jayden FORGE Corowa HS

24 CIS Ben PIGNATELLI Waverley College

25 CIS Banjo DAVIES Trinity Anglican College

The NSW All Schools boys team chosen to represent at the nationals. Picture: Contributed

GIRLS

CIS 3.3 (21) def Greater Sydney CHS 1.2 (8)

Goals: Willow Orsini, Charlotte Tidemann, Lauren O’Sullivan (CIS)

Best: Mimi Pullinger, Ella Kinslor, Heidi de Saxe, Allyana Levy, Darcie Prosser-Shaw (CIS)

Greater Northern CHS 3.6 (24) def Riverina CHS 0.1 (1)

Goals: Anika McCarthy, Milla Gainsford, Wren Hynes (GN CHS)

Best: Anika McCarthy, Olivia Sullivan, Mei Olson, Eliza Geogalis, Wren Hynes (GN CHS) Kizzi Moore, Charlotte Rodd, Rylee Steele, Makaia Gemmell, Indi Byrnes (Riv CHS)

Greater Sydney CHS 11.11 (77) def Riverina CHS 0.0 (0)

Goals: Jordan Davis 6, Seren White, Zara Stanford, Paige Bauer, Gabriela Waechter (GS CHS)

Best: Jordan Davis, Amelia Costa de Silva, Zara Neil, Hannah Phillips, Maddison Kernaghan (GS CHS) Kizzi Moore, Charlotte Rodd, Rylee Steele, Makaia Gemmell, Chloe Rorato (Riv CHS)

CCC 8.7 (55) def CIS 2.0 (12)

Goals: Majella Day 2, Evie Henley, Emily Hollingsworth, Zahli Blattman, Hannah Phillips, Genevieve Hynes, Grace Tracey (CCC) Brea Trevitt, Willow Orsini (CIS)

Best: Majella Day, Emily Hollingsworth, Zahli Blattman, Grace Tracey, Maddy Marsh (CCC) Brea Trevitt, Ava Moran, Sadi Juneja, Darcie Prosser-Shaw, Camryn Harland (CIS)

The Combined Catholic Colleges won the NSW All Schools AFL U15s girls title. Picture: Contributed

FINAL STANDINGS: 1 CCC, 2 CIS, 3 GS CHS, 4 GN CHS, 5 RIV CHS

NSW TEAM

1 CHS GS Seren WHITE St Ives HS

2 CHS GN Anika McCARTHY Hunter Sports HS

3 CCC Grace TRACEY St Mary Star of the Sea College, Wollongong

4 CCC Rose BELL Xavier High School, Albury

5 CCC Majella DAY Kildare Catholic College, Wagga Wagga

6 CIS Lauren O’SULLIVAN Wollondilly Anglican College

7 CIS Darcie PROSSER-SHAW Rouse Hill Anglican College

8 CIS Charlotte TIDEMANN Pymble Ladies College

9 CHS RIV Kizzi MOORE Finley HS

10 CHS GS Zara STANFORD Westfields Sports HS

11 CHS GS Zara NEIL Ulladulla HS

12 CIS Ella KINSLOR PLC Sydney

13 CHS GS Paige BAUER Woolooware HS

14 CHS GN Olivia SULLIVAN Whitebridge HS

15 CCC Ashleigh BARLOW St Mary Star of the Sea College, Wollongong

16 CCC Zoe CURRY Mater Dei Catholic College, Wagga Wagga

17 CHS GS Emily SUMMER-HAWES Woolooware HS

18 CIS Heidi DE SAXE Redlands

The NSW All Schools U15s girls team chosen for the nationals. Picture: Contributed

DAY ONE RESULTS, BEST PLAYERS

BOYS

CIS 3.5 (23) def CHS 0.2 (2)

Goals: Aidan McCartney 2, Henry Meany (CIS)

Best: Aidan McCartney, Ollie Griffiths, Lachlan Price, Patrick Smith, Guy Jenkin (CIS) Oscar Healey, Benji Hanrahan, Baxter Cowley, Lucas Roberts, Alex Norris (CHS)

CCC 5.2 (32) def CIS 2.4 (16)

Goals: Charles McLennan 3, Maclean Coble 2 (CCC)

Best: Charles McLennan, Maclean Coble, Ashton Campbell, Jesse Quade, Finley Vaughan (CCC) Lachlan Price, Patrick Smith, Conrad Blackwell-Smith, Ollie Griffiths, Oscar Carlyon (CIS)

CHS 6.4 (40) def CCC 4.6 (30)

Goals: Benji Hanrahan 2, Baxter Cowley, Cohen Tunks, Archie Houston, Thomas Coughlan (CHS) Maclean Coble, Finley Vaughan, Isaac Conlan (CCC)

Best: Benji Hanrahan, Baxter Cowley, Jayden Forge, Lucas Roberts, Alex Norris (CHS) Maclean Coble, Ashton Campbell, Jaxon Steele, Riley Bradshaw, Finley Vaughan (CCC)

GIRLS

CCC 11.13 (79) def Riverina CHS 0.0 (0)

Goals: Rose Bell 4, Genevieve Hynes 2, Sienna Smith 2, Majella Day, Amelia Donnan, Emily Hollingsworth (CCC)

Best: Evie Henley, Majella Day, Rose Bell, Zoe Curry, Maddy Marsh (CCC) Jordyn McFadden, Makaia Gemmell, Rylee Steele, Kizzi Moore, Indiana Milsom (Riv CHS)

Greater Sydney CHS 4.10 (34) def Greater Northern CHS 0.0 (0)

Goals: Gabriela Waechter 2, Jordan Davis, Shiloh McFarlane (GS CHS)

Best: Gabriela Waechter, Jordan Davis, Seren White, Emily Summer-Hawes, Paige Bauer (GS CHS) Mei Olson, Summer Browning, Milla Gainsford, Holly Winter, Tahlia Flett (GN CHS)

CIS 10.9 (69) def Riverina CHS 1.0 (6)

Goals: Ella Kinslor 2, Charlotte Tiddeman 2, Lauren O’Sullivan 2, Allyana Levy, Friyana Mistry, Myla Tucker, Annaliese Stackpool (CIS) Rahni Dickens (Riv CHS)

Best: Ella Kinslor, Darcie Prosser-Shaw, Heidi de Saxe, Charlotte Tiddeman, Annalis Stackpool (CIS) Jordyn McFadden, Makaia Gemmell, Lara Strong, Kizzi Moore, Charlotte Rodd (Riv CHS)

CCC 6.9 (45) def Greater Northern CHS 0.0 (0)

Goals: Evie Henley, Rose Bell, Ashleigh Barlow, Hannah Phillips, Frances Walsh, Grace Tracey (CCC)

Best: Evie Henley, Rose Bell, Ashleigh Barlow, Hannah Phillips, Amelia Rainbow (CCC) Anika McCarthy, Olivia Sullivan, Brooklyn McElevy-Hicks, Emma McCallum, Holly Winter (GN CHS)

CCC 5.6 (36) def Greater Sydney CHS 3.1 (19)

Goals: Majella Day 3, Rose Bell, Evie Henley (CCC) Shiloh McFarlane, Zara Stanford, Paige Bauer (GS CHS)

Best: Hannah Phillips, Zoe Curry, Grace Tracey, Maddy Marsh, Evie Henley (CCC) Seren White, Evie Charles, Zara Neil, Jessica Roberston, Hannah Phillips (GS CHS)

CIS 5.5 (35) def Greater Northern CHS 1.0 (6)

Goals: Alexia Eliades, Ella Kinslor, Annalise Stackpool, Allyana Levy, Camryn Harland (CIS) Summer Browning (GN CHS)

Best: Aurora Barclay, Camryn Harland, Heidi de Saxe, Darcie Prosser-Shaw, Lauren O’Sullivan (CIS) Anika McCarthy, Kaitlyn Ludzik, Emma McCallum, Havana Russell, Tahlia Flett (GN CHS)

EVENT PREVIEW

As eight male and female teams prepare for next week’s NSW All Schools carnival, the message is clear from NSW selectors.

The NSW All Schools 15 and under Boys and Girls AFL Championships will be held in Lavington on Monday and Tuesday, with sides competing for the right to be crowned best team in the state, along with coveted NSW guernseys.

With five girls and three boys teams battling it out for a spot at the nationals in Ballarat in July, there’s a clear memo for players looking to take their game to the next level.

“They’re looking for skills and endeavour,” NSWCIS AFL convener Terry Caldwell said.

“They want players that can be tenacious, chase the ball and play for the team rather than for the individual. That has to show through.

“It’s easy when you’re playing with your mates, but when you’re thrown into teams where you don’t know each other, that’s where you need a team mentality.”

The event has played witness to some big names coming through the ranks who have gone on to represent NSW, however Caldwell said making the side wasn’t the be and end all.

“There’s people in the AFL now that have come through here,” he said.

“Charlie Spargo, Will Setterfield, Zac Sproule and Harry Perryman all played in the one side.

“Kieren Jack was involved in one of the first carnivals I was a part of. He didn’t make the NSW side but went onto captain the Swans.

“Just because kids miss out, doesn’t mean it’s the end of their journey.

Organisers are expecting a closely contested carnival in 2023, with a new format providing a greater level of competition.

“It’s been in this format for three years. It’s proven much stronger with the combined regions. We have kids from Broken Hill through to the Tweed competing,” Caldwell said.
“CHS has won the boys division for the past two years, while CIS edged out the Catholic girls last year.”