AFL Draft 2023: Full SuperCoach scores from latest under-18 championship matches
In the latest round of under-18 national carnival action, Harley Reid went BIG against WA – but he wasn’t the only top prospect to dominate. See all the exclusive numbers here.
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Tasmanian pair Ryley Sanders and Colby McKercher dominated for the Allies in the under-18s nationals win against Vic Metro.
And Harley Reid again showed off his elite talents with a monster game against Western Australia.
The two Tasmanians are seen as top-10 draft prospects and certainly showed their capabilities on Sunday.
Inside bull Sanders had 33 disposals and a goal while McKercher amassed 31 disposals and a goal in a dominant midfield display.
Gold Coast Suns fans can get excited seeing academy trio Jed Walter, Ethan Read and Jake Rogers, who all put in strong performances for the Allies.
Walter is seen as one of the best key forwards of the draft and did no harm to his chances of being taken early, finishing with three goals and 109 SuperCoach points.
Suns academy ruckman Read had a day out in the 15.9 (99) to 8.7 (55) victory over Vic Metro, collecting 25 disposals, 15 hitouts and nine marks.
Possible first-round draft prospect Rogers was influential, gathering 25 disposals, a goal and seven clearances.
Among the other standouts for the Allies was another top Tasmanian draft prospect, Heath Ollington (21 disposals, seven marks, 131 SuperCoach points).
Sydney Swans academy prospect Caiden Cleary (29 disposals, five clearances, 104 SuperCoach) also impressed.
For Vic Metro, bottom-age Brisbane father-son prospect Levi Ashcroft was one of their best finishing with 21 disposals and six inside-50s.
Likely No.1 draft pick Harley Reid was enormous in Vic Country’s thrilling 8.13 (61) to 8.11 (59) win over Western Australia.
Reid put on a show for the fans and recruiters at the WACA ground in Perth, finishing with an equal game-high 26 disposals, two goals and a whopping 180 SuperCoach points.
The West Coast recruiting team was in attendance, and they will likely hold the keys to the first selection in the draft.
Reid’s performance surely gives them a headache in deciding if they should draft the Victorian first overall or trade the pick for a mammoth deal which would likely include multiple first-round draft picks.
Daniel Curtin (23 disposals, 11 marks and 162 SuperCoach) was among Western Australia’s best and is seen as one of the best key defenders in the draft.
Allies 15.9 (99) V Vic Metro 8.7 (55)
ALLIES
150 – Ryley Sanders
132 – Colby McKercher
131 – Heath Ollington
128 – Jake Rogers
123 – Ethan Read
111 – Jack Callinan
109 – Jed Walter
104 – Caiden Cleary
92 – Arie Schoenmaker
82 – Connor O’Sullivan
70 – Harvey Thomas
66 – James Leake
59 – William Graham
58 – Tye Gander
57 - Indhi Kirk
57 – Nick Williams
57 – Phoenix Gothard
57 – Samuel Marshall
56 – Charlie McCormack
47 – Caleb May
46 – Lachlan Cabor
45 – Patrick Snell
29 – Jack Glanvill
VIC METRO
110 – William Green
102 – Kynan Brown
82 – Nate Caddy
82 – Mahmoud Taha
81 – Tom Gross
76 – Archie Roberts
75 – Levi Ashcroft
74 – Ollie Murphy
72 – Cam Nyko
65 – Caleb Windsor
62 – Will Lorenz
61 – Matt Carroll
59 – Nathan Philactides
58 – Nick Watson
52 – Will Elliot
51 – Christian Mardini
49 – Logan Morris
47 – Charlie Harrop
40 – Jordan Croft
37 – Will Brown
34 – Brayden Laplanche
30 – Josh Docking
26 – Harvey Johnston
Western Australia 8.11 (59) vs Vic Country 8.13 (61)
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
162 – Daniel Curtin
138 – K Sanchez
122 – R Hardeman
117 – C Hall
105 – O Hine-Baston
103 – L Kelly
78 – J Fonti
78 – C Livingstone
76 – A O’Driscoll
76 – K Dehavilland
74 – L Collard
70 – R Wills
70 – B Allan
64 – R Torrent
61 – K Tholstrup
56 – A van der Struyf
50 – Z Zakostelsky
41 – M Edwards
37 – L Kemp
36 – E Smith
36 – A Ferreira
34 – S Van Rooyen
31 – T Lindberg
VIC COUNTRY
180 – Harley Reid
109 – Michael Rudd
90 – Zane Duursma
82 – Harry De Mattia
81 – Sam Lalor
75 – George Stevens
75 – Lachlan Smith
75 – Luamon Lual
73 – Kobe Shipp
72 – Oscar Ryan
72 – Kade De La Rue
70 – Finn O’Sullivan
68 – Billy Wilson
61 – Angus Hastie
58 – Lachlan Charleson
55 – Coby James
53 – Darcy Wilson
50 – Archer Reid
48 – Joe Pike
45 – Archer Day-Wicks
38 – Joel Freijah
32 – Wil Dawson
23 – Jacob Grant
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