School Sport Australia unveils under 15 All Australian teams
A crop of future AFL and AFLW stars have been named in the under 15 All Australian teams following the recent School Sport Australia titles. SEE WHO MADE IT.
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Future AFL and AFLW stars have been recognised following the completion of the School Sport Australia 15 and under footy carnival held last month.
Selectors have named their All Australian squads after the week long competition was held in Lavington on the NSW-Victoria border.
Among them were four representatives from the Eastern Football Netball League including Jamie Gilchrist (Wantirna College and East Ringwood), Ollie Greeves (Caulfield Grammar School and Lysterfield Wolves), Tayla McMillan (Wantirna College and Wantirna South Juniors) and Tairon Ah-Mu (Haileybury).
Willem Duursma, the brother of Port Adelaide duo Xavier and Yasmin, also won plaudits after being named in the top 25 boys at the competition.
Thomas Burton (Emmanuel College) and Kayleb Lovett (Rowville Secondary College) were the other Victorians selected in the boys side.
Maribyrnong Park junior star Alex McBride-Loane dazzled throughout the competition consistently among Victoria’s better players to earn her place in the side.
She was joined by Victorian teammates Chloe Brown, Ella Stoddard and Siena Sharp.
Albury duo Rose Bell and Ryder Corrigan were also recognised after being named in the girls and boys teams respectively.
South Australia took out the boys competition with five wins to remain undefeated throughout the tournament.
Victoria’s boys side finished third with a record of three wins and two losses.
It was a tougher time for the girls team who won two games against NSW and the ACT in a competition won by Queensland.
ALL AUSTRALIAN BOYS TEAM
Dyson Sharp (SA, Xavier College)
Jai Murray (QLD, Palm Beach Currumbin State High School)
Basil Hart (WA, Newton Moore Senior High School)
Oliver Greeves (VIC, Caulfield Grammar School)
Matthew Leray (SA, Prince Alfred College)
Oscar Barry (QLD, Cooparoo Secondary College)
Thomas Burton (VIC, Emmanuel College)
Max King (NSW, Warners Bay High)
Willem Duursma (VIC, Foster Senior College)
Cooper Bewick (WA, Lake Joondalup Baptist College)
Gus Downs (SA, Sacred Heart College Marcellin)
Harrison Bridge (QLD, Faith Lutheran College)
Harry McMaster (ACT, Mt Stromlo High School)
Jamie Gilchrist (VIC, Wantirna College)
Beau Addinsall (QLD, All Saints Anglican School)
Darcy Montgomery (WA, Wanneroo Secondary College)
Kobe Gibson (SA, Tenison Woods College)
Tairon Ah-Mu (VIC, Haileybury)
Ryder Corrigan (NSW, Trinity Anglican College Albury)
Dan Annable (QLD, Cleveland District State High School)
Brock Jamieson (SA, Henley High School)
William York (WA, Our Lady of Mercy College)
Kayleb Lovett (VIC, Rowville Secondary College)
Jack Harrison (QLD, Ambrose Treacey College)
Lachlan Sands (SA, St Michael’s College)
ALL AUSTRALIAN GIRLS TEAM
Ava Usher (QLD, Hillcrest Christian College)
Chloe Brown (VIC, Methodist Ladies College)
Chloe Tonkin (SA, Cabra Dominican College)
Evie Cowcher (WA, Mandurah Catholic College)
Alanna Welsh (QLD, Palm Beach Currumbin State High School)
Stephanie Treadwell (SA, Immanuel College)
Alex McBride-Loane (VIC, Maribyrnong Secondary College)
Grace Tracey (NSW, St Marys Star of the Sea)
Jordan Horne (SA, Sacred Heart College)
Maya Louvel-Finn (WA, Melville Senior High School)
Sunny Lappin (QLD, Hillcrest Christian College)
Olivia Wolmarans (WA, Aranmore Catholic College)
Isla Weincke (ACT, Belconnen High School)
Siena Sharp (VIC, Shelford Girls’ Grammar)
Mia Geere (QLD, Clayfield College)
Carys D’Addario (WA, Guilford Grammar School)
Holly Tralaggan (SA, Kapunda High School)
Dekota Baron (QLD, Park Ridge SHS)
Rose Bell (NSW, Xavier HS North Albury)
Ella Stoddard (VIC, Lavalla Catholic College)
Annabelle Foat (QLD, Varsity College)
Kyah Jaffer (SA, Banksia Park International High School)
Mia Russo (WA, Warwick Senior High School)
Tayla McMillan (VIC, Wantirna College)
Siena Burham (QLD, Canterbury College)