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Collingwood appears to have moved on from 30-year-old Mason Cox and has a SANFL goalkicker in its mid-season draft sights.
The Herald Sun understands the Magpies were in Adelaide meeting Norwood key forward Jackson Callow last week in a clear indication the 195cm target is in the mix for one of the two vacancies on the club’s list, which will be filled at Wednesday night’s rookie draft.
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It can also be revealed that Carlton is set to draft 210cm ruckman Alexander Mirkov out of its own VFL program.
The 21-year-old from Old Ivanhoe has only played two VFL games, but is expected to be on the Blues’ list before next week’s battle against West Coast’s Nic Naitanui.
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Should the Magpies select Callow — the SANFL’s No.1 ranked contested mark — he could make his AFL debut against Adelaide on Saturday, where he would make life easier for the likes of Jordan De Goey, Josh Thomas and Will Hoskin-Elliott.
The Magpies are ranked 17th for goals this year and had the embarrassing scoreline of 1.14 (20) 10 minutes into the final quarter against Geelong at the MCG on Saturday.
Coach Nathan Buckley conceded a key forward was the club’s most urgent need after last season, however with a bursting salary cap the Pies were limited to bringing in young talent through the draft.
Callow, 18, completed last pre-season at Hawthorn, where he kicked goals on Sam Frost in a scratch match, although the Hawks decided against putting him on their list.
But Callow exploded with 6.8 and 14 contested marks across two games earlier this month, when he registered 116 and 184 ranking points.
The Tasmanian was disappointing on Saturday although hopes his earlier blitz warrants an AFL lifeline.
Callow is understood to be high on the talent order at multiple clubs.
AFL clubs who poach state-league stars on Wednesday night must pay their clubs $10,000.
Norwood is expected to lose two key players, with ruckman Michael Knoll set to be taken by Gold Coast, where he will be parachuted straight into coach Stuart Dew’s best 22.
However the financial compensation does not satisfy VFL, SANFL and WAFL clubs, many of whom are bracing to have their premiership plans disrupted by losing their best players next week.
Curiously, Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson said his club would only take one rookie on Wednesday, despite the widespread belief the Hawks would select Ned Moyle with the No.2 pick and then Box Hill’s Jai Newcombe on an inflated contract with a second pick.
Clarkson said their sole draftee would be ready to make an immediate AFL impact, which hints at inside midfielder Newcombe.
The Hawks have one list spot open due to Jon Patton’s retirement however James Sicily’s long-term knee injury means they could open a second spot.
But Clarkson said they would only take one player “unless we get a long-termer (injury) out of (Saturday‘s loss to Gold Coast), which I don’t think is the case”.
Clubs left fuming at Hawks’ mid-season draft plot
—Jay Clark
Sydney has asked the AFL to review its mid-season draft nomination rules as clubs fume about Hawthorn’s plot to secure emerging midfielder Jai Newcombe.
The Herald Sun has confirmed the Swans have contacted the AFL with concerns over the system which allows the previously unlisted Newcombe to put a price on his head.
The contract terms, which are believed to be north of $150,000 for his second season as part of a three-year deal, help protect his safe passage to Waverley with the Hawks’ second pick.
The higher terms could turn other clubs off who otherwise don’t have the room to accommodate Newcombe’s terms in their salary cap.
Newcombe, 20, has had an excellent season as a prime mover through the midfield for Mitchell’s Box Hill in the VFL, averaging 23 possessions a game.
The Swans have asked for a review to be completed before Wednesday’s draft in the belief all previously unlisted players should be paid in–line with first-year players in the national draft under the Collective Bargaining Agreement.
There is a significant concern the player’s price terms interfere with the integrity of a draft.
But footy operations boss Steve Hocking and legal chief Andrew Dillon were yet to respond on Friday afternoon as they race to deal with the league’s COVID-19 fallout and the ongoing ramifications for the fixture.
The AFL’s head of list management, Josh Vanderloo, is set to depart his post after the mid-season draft to join Hawthorn to become the new general manager of operations and special projects.
The Swans’ complaint comes as clubs’ last-minute mid-season draft plans have been thrown into a spin by the new COVID-19 restrictions which have made medical and psych tests more difficult.
It is understood some clubs contacted the league to ask whether the league would push back Wednesday’s mid-season draft to the following week.
Clubs had previously organised a series of meetings this week and next week with recruiting targets, but they will now have to be done on zoom.
The Hawks are targeting a ruckman with their first selection, believed to be either Oakleigh’s Ned Moyle or Carlton VFL and Ivanhoe bolter Alexander Mirkov.
Hawthorn needs to replenish their ruck stocks to help find long-term replacements for veterans Ben McEvoy and Jon Ceglar and secure a co-pilot for Ned Reeves.
The Hawks have underperformed in the midfield this season with the club all but certain to consider any offers for Tom Mitchell and Chad Wingard, in particular, at season’s end.
The Swans are another club believed to be targeting a ruckman including 209cm Lachlan McAndrew who plays for the club’s reserves team.
McAndrew, 21, is a former rugby union convert who has impressed in his move to Australian rules.
Collingwood is considering former Adelaide and Richmond small forward Tyson Stengle to help rejuvenate the Magpies’ attacking setup.
The AFL mid-season draft is scheduled to take place from 7pm on Wednesday night.
Last-placed North Melbourne is expected to take Sandringham Dragons ruckman Jacob Edwards with the No. 1 pick.
HIGH FLYER ON PIES’ RADAR
—Jon Ralph
In 2019, Ash Johnson was playing division two football.
Now the high-flying forward is firming as a strong chance to follow in the footsteps of his half-brother, Crow Shane McAdam, by going from the remote WA town of Halls Creek to the AFL, via amateur ranks and SANFL club Sturt.
Johnson is understood to have had medicals at both Collingwood and Gold Coast ahead of next Wednesday’s mid-season rookie draft.
His cousin and fellow Halls Creek product Jy Farrar plays for the Suns.
Johnson, a 193cm prospect in his second SANFL campaign, has lined up six games for Sturt this season, booting 13 goals, including 3.2 against Central District last weekend.
Double Blues football manager Chris Trapp told The Advertiser the 23-year-old had improved markedly in 2021 and boasted AFL attributes.
“He’s our most likely to get an opportunity (next week),” Trapp said.
“He’s super athletic, excellent in the aerial contests and a nice, long, penetrating kick.”
Trapp said Johnson and McAdam, who lived together, were slightly different players.
“Ash is physically taller and plays taller,” he said.
“But they both take the high marks and have great goal sense.
“He’s a great kid as well so it’s good to see him having a good season.”
Like Farrar and McAdam, Johnson joined Sturt from Adelaide Footy League club Scotch Old Collegians, where he played in a division three premiership in 2018.
That year, Johnson kicked 52 goals from 18 games, before breaking his arm and dislocating his elbow in Scotch’s grand final triumph.
He became a Crows SANFL top-up player the next season and also booted 41 majors from 15 matches in division two at amateur level.
If he is rookie-listed on Wednesday, Johnson will become the sixth player from Halls Creek, located in the Kimberleys, more than 2500km from Adelaide, in the AFL.
McAdam, Farrar, Sam Petrevski-Seton (Carlton), Toby Bedford (Melbourne) and Irving Mosquito (Essendon) are the others.
Krstel Petrevski is on Melbourne’s AFLW list.
Trapp said Johnson had come a long way from home and worked very hard so landing on an AFL list would be a deserving reward.
The mid-season draft starts at 6pm next Wednesday.
TIGERS EYE ANOTHER MID-SEASON DRAFT BARGAIN
—Jon Ralph
Richmond has become a last-minute player in the mid-season draft as the final list of almost 600 nominations has been confirmed.
The Tigers have proven masters of the bargain buy, snapping up two-time premiership player Marlion Pickett halfway through the 2019 season.
They opened up a space on their list this week by placing Ivan Soldo (knee) on the long-term list.
In a blow to a number of hopefuls wanting to perform before Wednesday’s mid-season draft, the VFL has postponed all matches this weekend.
Tyson Stengle – linked to Collingwood – heads the list of recycled players seeking a fresh shot at the highest level, but another former Crow Riley Knight was a late nomination on Tuesday.
Former North Melbourne midfielder Ryan Bastinac, Nathan Freeman and Wylie Buzza are also seeking a fresh start in the AFL.
The AFL’s deadline for nominations closed at 5pm on Tuesday with Stengle among the list of players that includes exciting NAB League ruckmen Jacob Edwards and Ned Moyle.
Moyle and Edwards are set to be chosen with only nine total NAB League games between them after their 2020 seasons were ruined by Covid.
Sandringham Dragon Edwards is expected to head to North Melbourne with the first pick in the virtual draft as a 202cm ruckman, while Oakleigh Chargers ruckman Moyle also has suitors including Hawthorn, Collingwood and Gold Coast.
Moyle has played VFL football with Collingwood in recent weeks in the NAB League hiatus.
Essendon has also been linked to Eastern Ranges small forward Corey Preston, who played last weekend with the Footscray VFL side.
Stengle’s career looked all but over when he was sacked on March 17 by Adelaide for a series of blunders including a drink-driving incident and being caught by police with cocaine.
But he is seen as the best small forward available in the draft after a series of strong performances for Woodville West-Torrens.
Collingwood has the third overall pick but could fall to second or rise to fourth, with Stengle the perfect fit for their current needs.
Norwood 18-year-old Jackson Callow thrust his name forward as a mid-season contender by kicking 3.7 in the SANFL against Adelaide’s reserves side on Saturday, taking seven contested marks.
Other contenders include Wylie Buzza, Patrick McCartin, Ben Crocker and Patrick McCartin.
AFL clubs have until the close of business next Tuesday to decide upon whether they clear list spots to take a selection.
It means Richmond will have to make a decision on whether to place ruckman Ivan Soldo on the long-term injury list to secure a pick.
Brisbane can do likewise with Cam Rayner (ACL), with football boss Danny Daly telling the Herald Sun the Lions were likely to take a selection.
Greater Western Sydney has a selection but is still tossing up whether to invest $50,000 into a player it will sign for six months.
The AFL did not conduct a mid-season draft for Covid reasons but in 2019 it attracted a diverse range of players including that year’s premiership hero Marlion Pickett.
Will Snelling was chosen by Essendon only after Sydney shocked the Dons by taking their target three picks before them with the No. 4 pick.
Snelling was a tackling dynamo in the SANFL but continues to improve and against North Melbourne on Sunday was awarded coaches votes for his 25-possession, eight score involvement display.
Of the 13 players taken in the 2019 mid-season draft Ryan Gardner (pick 6), Snelling (pick 7), Marlion Pickett (pick 13) and John Noble (pick 14) are all first-choice members of their current sides.
FINAL LIST: EVERY MID-SEASON DRAFT NOMINEE
Tahj Abberley (Wilston Grange/Brisbane Lions)
Ethan Acevski (Western Jets)
Aiden Adams (Manly Wolves)
Paul Ahern (Northern Bullants)
Ajang Ajang (East Perth)
Emmanuel Ajang (Werribee/Geelong West Giants)
Hamish Allan (Sturt)
Matthew Allen (Glenelg)
Noah Allen (Geelong Falcons)
Frank Anderson (Swan Districts)
Spencer Anderson (Old Melburnians)
Daly Andrews (Williamstown)
Jordan Andrews (Noble Park)
Flynn Appleby (North Melbourne VFL)
Harison Arnold (Brisbane VFL)
William Arthurson (Frankston Dolphins)
Jacob Atley (Therry Penola OB)
Joseph Atley (Essendon VFL)
Logan Austin (Rochester)
Frane Babic (West Adelaide)
Angus Baker (Essendon)
John Baker (Western Magpies)
Riley Baldi (Casey Demons)
Thomas Baldwin (Claremont) –
Jackson Barling (West Preston)
Oscar Barrow (Geelong Falcons)
Jake Bartholomaeus (Sydney Swans VFL)
Ryan Bastinac (Aspley Hornets)
Nicholas Barton (Dalkeith Collegians)
Jesse Battistella (St Kevin’s Old Boys)
Jacob Bauer (Inner West Magpies/Swans Academy)
Hugh Beasley (Box Hill Hawks)
Ethan Beer (St Kevin’s Old Boys)
Aiden Begg (Eastern Ranges)
Joshua Begley (Frankston)
Matthew Belbasis (North Adelaide)
Jack Bell (Casey Demons)
Jaxon Bellchambers (South Fremantle)
William Bianco (Woodend-Hesket)
Oscar Bird (Perth)
Jacob Blight (Claremont)
Kwaby Boakye (Southport)
Harvey Bock (West Adelaide)
Timothy Bockman (East Fremantle)
Ezekiel Bolton (Subiaco)
Jye Bolton (Claremont)
Andrew Booth (N/A)
Kyle Borg (Melton Bloods)
Nathan Boucher (Coburg Lions)
Gennaro Bove (Geelong Falcons)
Charlie Bowes (Wilston Grange)
Riley Bowman (Box Hill Hawks)
Jackson Bowne (Bundoora Bulls)
Jordan Boyd (Footscray)
Deacon Braun (NT Thunder)
William Bravo (Dandenong Stingrays)
Hamish Brayshaw (West Coast Eagles WAFL)
Dominic Brew (Werribee) – New nominee
Nicholas Brewer (North Shore Bombers)
Jack Briskey (Sherwood Magpies)
Curtis Brown (North Melbourne VFL)
Jack Buller (Claremont)
Connor Bulley (Sherwood Magpies/Brisbane Lions VFL)
Nicholas Burke (Geelong VFL)
Lachlan Burrows (Sturt)
Isaiah Butters (Claremont)
Wylie Buzza (Werribee)
Charlie Byrne (Murray Bushrangers)
Jack Byrne (St Kevins Old Boys)
Jackson Callow (Norwood)
Clay Cameron (Woodville West Torrens)
Jackson Cardillo (Calder Cannons)
Ned Carey (Norwood)
Lachlan Carrigan (Sandringham Dragons)
Shatna Cashen-Harris (Wilson Grange)
Benjamin Cass (Trentham)
Darcy Cassar (Footscray Bulldogs)
Kade Chalcraft (Murray Bushrangers/Shepparton United)
Bailey Chamberlain (West Adelaide)
Will Chandler (Glenelg)
Joshua Chatfield (North Ballarat)
Darcy Chirgwin (Weribee)
Jesse Clark (Werribee)
Aaron Clarke (Coburg)
Noah Clarke (North Shore Bombers)
Regan Clarke (Perth)
Joshua Clarke (Eastern Ranges)
Josh Clayton (Wodonga Bulldogs/North Melbourne VFL)
Luke Cleary (Beaumaris)
Samuel Clohesy (St Joseph’s Geelong)
Nathan Colenso (Southport)
Samuel Collins (Oakleigh Chargers)
William Collins (Swan Districts)
Samuel Conforti (Sandhurst)
Liam Conway (Western Jets)
William Coomblas (Sturt)
Nathan Cooper (Werribee)
Billy Cootee (Western Jets)
Charles Cormack (Old Scotch)
Cooper Craig-Peters (Redan)
Joel Crocker (Frankston)
Ben Crocker (Carlton)
Jared Crosbie (North Heidelberg)
Ashton Crossley (Burleigh Bombers)
Brayden Crossley (Southport Sharks)
Saxon Crozier (Morningside)
Lachlan Cullen (Peel Thunder)
Jordan Cunico (Box Hill Hawks)
Joshua D’Intinosante (Coburg)
Sam Darley (Leeton Crows)
Sam Davidson (West Adelaide)
Oliver Davis (Adelaide Crows SANFL)
Anthony Davis (Claremont)
Oscar Davis (University of Sydney)
Oliver Davis (Adelaide Crows SANFL)
Jacob Dawson (Southport)
Liam Dawson (Aspley Hornets)
Matthew Day (Essendon)
Benjamin De Bolfo (Northern Knights)
Charlie Dean (Williamstown)
Kye Dean (Morphettville Park)
Kye Declase (Werribee)
Liam Delahunty (Port Melbourne)
Edward Delany (Carlton VFL)
Reece Desira (Avondale Heights)
Hamish Dick (North Melbourne)
Lochlan Dickson (Coburg)
Hugh Dixon (East Fremantle)
Sean Donnelly (N/A)
Chance Doultree (Old Melburnians)
Patrick Dowling (Glenelg)
Thomas Downie (Williamstown)
Max Dreher (West Preston)
Jack Driscoll (Albury Tigers)
Zachary Dumesny (South Adelaide)
Elliot Dunkin (West Adelaide)
Kyle Dunkley (Essendon VFL)
Luke Dunne (Benalla Saints)
Sam Durdin (Glenelg)
Sam Durham (Richmond VFL)
Mitchell Duval (West Adelaide)
Blake Dyson (Yallourn/Yallourn North)
Matt Eagles (Aspley Hornets)
Ethan East (Central District)
Oliver Eastland (Claremont)
Nick Ebinger (Williamstown)
Campbell Edwardes (Keilor)
Ben Edwards (Claremont)
Benjamin Edwards (Port Adelaide SANFL)
Camreon Edwards (East Coast Eagles)
Jackson Edwards (Glenelg)
Jacob Edwards (Sandringham)
Fraser Elliot (University Blues)
Finn Ellis Castle (Mildura)
Corey Ellison (Casey Demons)
Mutaz Elnor (Northn Bullants)
Luke English (East Fremantle)
Caleb Ernst (Strathfieldsaye)
Jack Evans (Bendigo Pioneers)
Billy Evers (Labrador)
Daniel Fahey-Sparks (Sturt)
Kobe Farmer (Swan Districts)
Ronald Fejo (West Adelaide)
Shane Fensom (Canning Vale)
Karl Finlay (North Adelaide)
Sam Fisher (Swan Districts)
Liam Fitt (South Adelaide)
Brayden Fleming (Oakleigh Chargers/Collegians)
Jackson Flint (Lilydale)
Felix Flockhart (Sandringham Dragons)
Logan Foley (West Perth)
Zac Foot (Casey Demons)
Jordan Foote (UNSW Bulldogs)
Will Fordham (Frankston)
Jye Formosa (Strathfieldsaye)
Matthew Forrest (North Mackay Saints)
Sam Fowler (Collingwood VFL)
Nathan Freeman (Frankston VFL)
Damon Freitag (South Australia)
Corey Fritza (Hallam Hawks)
Samuel Frost (Queanbeyan Tigers)
Kale Gabila (North Shore Bombers)
Samuel Gaden (South Adelaide)
Noah Gadsby (Geelong Falcons)
Kyle Galloway (Coburg)
Jordan Gallucci (Williamstown)
Jarrod Garlett (Railways)
Hudson Garoni (Werribee)
Jake Gasper (Port Melbourne)
Lachlan Gawel (Carlton VFL)
Clayton Gay (Dandenong Stingrays)
Kobi George (Doveton)
Roy George (Peel Thunder)
Keagan Geran (Kangaroo Flat)
Braedyn Gillard (Coburg)
Hamish Gilmore (Wagga Tigers)
Ryan Gilmore (Southport)
Jesse Glass-McCasker (Footscray Bulldogs)
Samuel Glover (Collingwood VFL)
Lachlan Godden (Oakleigh Chargers)
Luca Goonan (Casey Demons)
Joshua Gore (West Adelaide)
Daniel Gorringe (Powelltown)
Finn Gorringe (East Fremantle)
Kieran Gowdie (Claremont)
Billy Gowers (Southport)
Noah Gown (Williamstown)
Thomas Graham (Central District)
Harry Grant (Central District)
Joshua Green (Tuggeranong)
Lachlan Green (Western Jets)
Fergus Greene (Box Hill Hawks)
Riley Greene (Southport Sharks)
Brady Grey (Perth)
Noah Gribble (Geelong Falcons)
Harrison Grintell (Narrandera Eagles/GWS Giants Academy)
Lachlan Grubb (Central District)
Zachary Guadagnin (West Perth)
Daniel Guccione (Carlton)
Aaron Gundry (Carlton VFL)
Harrison Gunther (Glenorchy/North Melbourne VFL)
Josh Guthrie (Coburg)
Keanu Haddow (East Fremantle)
Aiden Hall (South Fremantle)
Charlie Ham (Geelong Falcons)
Matthew Hamblin (Ganmain Grong Grong Matong)
Matthew Hammelmann (Aspley Hornets)
Angus Hanrahan (Port Melbourne)
Matt Hanson (Werribee)
Haki Harcourt (South Fremantle)
Chad Harris (Subiaco)
Billy Hartung (North Adelaide)
Mason Hawkins (Gippsland Power)
Jack Hayes (Woodville West Torrens)
Max Heath (Sandringham Dragons/Xavier College)
Ryan Hebron (Sydney Swans VFL)
Jack Hnderson (Werribee)
Liam Herbert (Geelong VFL/Leopold Lions)
Marcus Herbert (GWV Rebels)
Jacob Heron (North Melbourne VFL)
Mitch Hibberd (Williamstown)
Jack Hickman (Bendigo Pioneers)
Archie Hildebrandt (Geelong Falcons)
Dyson Hilder (North Adelaide)
Jackson Hille (Sandringham Zebras)
Samuel Hindes (South Adelaide)
Jack Hindle (East Perth)
Darby Hipwell (Sandringham Dragons)
Cody Hirst (Carlton VFL)
Kyle Hockley (Wollongong Bulldogs)
Cooper Hodgson (Frankston Bombers)
Nicholas Hodgson (GWV Rebels)
Thomas Hofert (Labrador)
Riley Holder (Glenelg)
Aiden Holland (Sturt)
Harvey Hooper (Port Melbourne)
Cooper Horsnell (Glenelg)
Joshua Hotchkin (Port Melbourne)
Callan Hough (Castlemaine)
Nathan Howard (Coburg)
Joshua Hubbard (East Perth)
Ryan Hudson (West Perth)
Jaiden Hunter (Perth)
Campbell Hustwaite (Collingwood VFL)
Nathan Ireland (Swan Districts)
Nicholas Irvine (Tungamah)
Solomon James (South Fremantle)
Lochlan Jenkins (Caulfield Grammarians)
Benjamin Jepson (Coburg Lions)
Alex Johnson (Old Xaverians)
Ashley Johnson (Sturt)
Isaac Johnson (West Adelaide)
Mitchell Johnson (Southport)
Kellen Johnson (West Perth)
Riley Johnson (Labrador Tigers)
Jack Johnston (Palm Beach Currumbin Lions)
Harrison Jones (North Melbourne VFL)
Jackson Jones Egan (Peel Thunder)
Jesse Joyce (Southport Sharks)
Ben Jungfer (Woodville West Torrens)
Hudson Kaak (Seymour)
Adrian Kalcovski (Box Hill Hawks)
Marcus Kane (Eastern Ranges)
Kenneth Karpany (West Adelaide)
Nathan Kay (Rochester)
Harrison Keeling (Mooroolbark)
Tyler Keitel (West Perth)
Flynn Kellett (Ballarat Swans)
Hugi Kelly (West Adelaide)
Joshua Kemp (Essendon)
Jacob Kennerley (Norwood)
Patrick Kerr (Port Melbourne)
Bodie Kitchingman (Peel Thunder)
Jackson Knight (Peel Thunder)
Riley Knight (Woodville-West Torrens)
Michael Knoll (Norwood)
Dirk Koenen (Port Melbourne)
Liam Kolar (Northern Knights)
Joey Koo Kwet Kim (Dandenong Stingrays)
Bruno Laguda (Essendon)
Brodie Lake (Peel Thunder)
Dylan Landt (Glenelg)
Kalin Lane (Claremont)
Nelson Lane (Coburg)
Darcy Lang (Geelong)
Doulton Langlands (Perth)
Hamish Latchford (Adelaide Crows SANFL)
Aaron Law (Glen Orden)
Douglas Lawrence (Northern Bullants)
Jayden Leather (Olinda)
Kym Lebois (North Adelaide)
Cody Leggett (East Fremantle)
Marcus Lentini (Coburg Lions)
Jack Leslie (Williamstown)
Oscar Lewis (Sandringham Zebras)
Thomas Lewis (Sturt)
Jamie Lewis-Hanafin (St Kilda City)
Mani Liddy (Sturt) – New nominee
James Little (Mazenod Old Collegians)
Matthew Lloyd (West Perth)
Nigel Lockyer (North Adelaide)
Goy Lok (Sandringham Zebras)
Kieran Lovell (West Adelaide)
Nicholas Lowden (Casey Demons)
Sam Lowson (Coburg)
William Luhrs (Glenroy)
Bradley Lynch (Southport)
Jamal Lynch (Pioneer)
Corey Lyons (Aspley Hornets)
Liam Mackie (Northern Bullants)
Ewan Macpherson (Nothern Knights)
Harrison Macreadie (Williamstown)
Flynn Maguire (Vermont)
Mitchell Maguire (West Adelaide)
Zavier Maher (Carlton VFL)
Jack Maibaum (Coburg)
Joe Maishman (Werribee)
Cayden Maki (Box Hill Hawks)
Michael Mallard (West Perth)
Bior Malual (Werribee)
Shaun Mannagh (Werribee)
Michael Manteit (Southport)
Archi Manton (Werribee)
Oskar Manton (Northern Bullants)
Simon Marchese (Keysborough)
Mitchell Martin (Horsham Saints)
Nicholas Martin (Subiaco Lions)
Riley Mason (Calder Cannons)
Marc Massarotti (Eastern Ranges)
Brandon Matera (Subiaco)
James Matthews (Adelaide Crows)
Joshua May (Port Melbourne)
Jack Mayo (Subiaco)
Oscar Mazaraki
Lachlan McAndrew (Manly Warringah Wolves)
Mitch McCarthy (Port Melbourne)
Patrick McCartin (Sydney Swans)
Robert McComb (Footscray)
Garrett McDonagh (Richmond)
Jed McEntee (Sturt)
Jake McGowan (Hampton Park)
Reuben McGuire (East Fremantle)
Jack McHale (Sandringham Zebras)
Charlie McKay (Old Melburnians)
Tom McKenzie (Coburg)
Jackson McLachlan (Geelong VFL)
Sam McLarty (Essendon VFL)
Brodie McLaughlin (Frankston)
Cameron McLeod (Murray Bushrangers)
Luke Meadows (Williamstown)
Lucas Meline (West Adelaide)
Mitch Mellis (Williamstown)
Jack Mentha (Frankston)
Jye Menzie (North Hobart)
Kai Mernik (Noble Park)
Samuel Merrick (Beaconsfiled)
Ben Middleton (Peel Thunder)
Teia Miles (Williamstown)
Bryce Milford (Dandenong Stingrays)
Keanu Miller (North Adelaide)
Tyson Milne (Sandringham)
Harry Minton-Connell (Port Melbourne)
Alexander Mirkov (Carlton VFL)
Ethan Mooney (Mt Gravatt Vultures)
Nathanael Mooney (Marrar Bombers)
Blake Morris (Subiaco)
Harry Morrison (Sydney Swans VFL)
Joshua Mounter (Beaconsfield)
Declan Mountford (Claremont)
Edwards Moyle (Oakleigh Chargers)
Jacob Msando (East Perth)
Nathan Mullenger-McHugh (Coburg)
Hamish Murphy (North Melbourne)
Tom Murphy (West Adelaide)
Tyler Murphy (Bannockburn)
Kobe Mutch (Woodville West Torrens)
Trent Mynott (Box Hill Hawks)
Geordie Nagle (De La Salle)
Joel Nathan (Richmond)
Jai Neal (Dandenong Stingrays)
Henry Nelligan (Norwood)
Luke Nelson (Coburg)
Jai Newcombe (Box Hill Hawks)
Daniel Nielson (Werribee)
Jordyn Niezgodka (Beaconsfield)
Cody Ninyette (South Fremantle)
Harry Nolan (Coburg)
Tom North (Carlton VFL)
Matthew Nunn (Norwood)
Connor Nutting (Southport)
Nicholas O’Kearney (Keilor)
Liam O’Brien (Palm Beach Currumbin)
Mitchell O’Neill (South Adelaide)
Ayden Osborne (Bannockburn)
Jeremy O’Sullivan (Port Melbourne)
Joel Ottavi (Williamstown)
Ben Overman (Coburg)
Samuel Paea (Calder Cannons)
Sandon Page (Subiaco)
Thomas Panuccio (Murray Bushrangers/Euroa)
Lachlan Papley (St Bernards)
Will Papley (Gippsland Power)
Callum Park (Glenelg)
Charlie Parker (Sturt)
Matthew Parker (South Fremantle)
Patrick Parnell (Albury Tigers)
James Parsons (Carlton VFL)
Luke Partington (Glenelg)
Jake Patmore (Claremont)
Jonty Patrick (Norwood)
Chad Pearson (South Fremantle)
James Peatling (Pennant Hills)
Noah Pegoraro (West Perth)
Corey Pertzel (Romsey)
Max Pescud (Gold Coast Suns)
Edward Phillips (Box Hill)
Ethan Phillips (Port Melbourne)
Fraser Phillips (Carlton reserves)
Zachary Phillips (Woodville West Torrens)
Ryan Pickering (Broadbeach/Gold Coast Suns Academy)
Spencer Platt Devlin (West Coburg)
Jarvis Pina (Peel Thunder)
Liam Podhajski (Northern Bullants)
Mitchell Podhajski (Coburg Lions)
Cameron Polson (Williamstown)
Callum Porter (Box Hill)
Corey Preston (Eastern Ranges)
Sebastian Quirk (Belconnen Magpies)
Cody Raak (Western Jets)
Michael Randall (Peel Thunder)
Bailey Reeves (Gold Coast)
Blake Reid (Geelong Falcons)
Kyle Reid (Port Melbourne)
William Reidy (Swan Districts)
Bruce Reville (Brisbane Lions)
Harry Reynolds (Old Brighton)
Luke Reynolds (Glenelg)
Terrel Rigney (North Adelaide)
Lachlan Riley (Sandringham Dragons)
Mitchell Riordan (Sandringham)
Fletcher Roberts (Port Melbourne)
Nick Robertson (East Perth)
Xavier Robins (Glenelg)
Seth Robinson (Calder Cannons)
Lucas Rocci (Werribee Tigers)
Bailey Rogers (Claremont)
Tyler Roos (North Melbourne)
Pierec Roseby (North Shore Bombers)
Jackson Ross (Sandringham Zebras)
James Ross (Vermont Eagles)
Jamieson Rossiter (Box Hill Hawks)
Marco Rossmann (UNSW)
Brady Rowles (Essendon VFL)
Harrison Rowles (Broadbeach Cats)
Corey Rundle (West Perth)
Joseph Salmon (Lauderdale)
Bill Sam (St Albans)
Hayden Sampson (South Adelaide)
Oliver Sanders (Tasmanian Devils)
Jack Sarcevic (Bell Park)
James Schischka (Strathfieldsaye)
Blake Schlensog (South Fremantle)
Haiden Schloithe (South Fremantle)
Kaden Schreiber (Collingwood VFL)
Rhys Seakins (Northern Knights)
Callum Searle (Port Melbourne)
Anthony Seaton (St Kevin’s Old Boys)
Matthew Shannon (Carlton VFL)
Cooper Sharman (Woodville West Torrens)
Joshua Shute (Sturt)
Matthew Signorello (Port Melbourne)
Ben Silvagni (Northern Bullants)
Max Simpson (Essendon VFL)
Tom Simpson (Springbank)
Jye Sinderberry (West Adelaide)
William Skinner (Beaumaris)
Cooper Smith (Sandhurst)
Hedley Smith (Sandringham)
Lachlan Smith (Geelong)
Luke Smith (Geelong)
Riley Smith (North Ringwood)
Rylee Smith (Nullawil)
James Smith (Labrador Tigers)
Alexander Smout (GWS)
Taine Sookee (Lauderdale)
Jacob South (Subiaco)
Ryan Sparkes (Casey Demons)
Harley Sparks (East Perth)
Max Spencer (Werribee Tigers)
Thomas Spencer (Beaumaris)
Max Spyvee (Claremont)
Lachlan Squire (West Adelaide)
Cody Stackelberg (Collingwood)
Lachlan Stapleton (Williamstown)
Tyson Stengle (Woodville- West Torrens)
Cooper Stephens (Carlton)
Jacob Stewart (Woodend/Hesket)
Nathan Stewart (Euroa)
Ryley Stoddart (Carlton)
Luke Strnadica (East Fremantle)
Zachary Strom (South Fremantle)
Harry Stubbings (Werribee)
Ryan Sturgess (Coburg)
Lachie Sullivan (Footscray)
Jasper Sully (Berwick)
Nicholas Swain (Park Ridge Pirates)
Lachlan Swaney (Carlton VFL)
Adam Swierzbiolek (Coburg)
Frank Szekely (North Adelaide)
Jake Tarca (South Adelaide)
Will Tasker (Brisbane Lions VFL)
Brynn Teakle (Brisbane VFL)
Eli Templeton (Port Melbourne)
Dylan Thomas (Oakleigh Chargers)
Giacomo Thomas (Calder Cannons)
Charlie Thompson (Coburg)
Samuel Thorne (Sydney Swans)
Tyrone Thorne (Peel Thunder)
Fraser Thurlow (Southport Sharks)
Jackson Tikkeros (UNSW)
Jack Toner (Williamstown)
Kobe Tozer (Aspley Hornets)
Jarrod Trahar (Caloundra)
Xavier Tranfa (Norwood)
Anthony Treacy (Claremont)
Thomas Trevaskis (Manly Wolves)
Toby Triffett (Morningside)
Joel Trudgeon (Macleod)
James Tsitas (Woodville West Torrens Eagles)
Samuel Tucker (Oakleigh Chargers)
Daniel Turner (Albury Tigers)
Jesse Turner (Swan Districts)
Fraser Turner (South Adelaide)
Jamison Ugle (Swan Districts)
Regan Uwandu (Northern Knights)
Ryan Valentine (Old Scotch/Oakleigh Chargers)
Reed van Huisstede (Sydney Swans VFL/North Shore)
Giorgio Varagiannis (Caulfield Grammar/Oakleigh Chargers)
Jean-Luc Velissaris (Northern Bullants)
Riley Vidovich (Peel Thunder)
Anthony Vu (North Sunshine)
Christopher Walker (East Fremantle)
Lachlan Walker (Box Hill Hawks)
Mathew Walker (North Melbourne)
Ned Walter (Sturt)
Ethan Warburton (Murray Bushrangers)
Isaac Wareham (Bell Park)
Tylar Watts (Werribee)
Lukas Webb (Southport)
Nikolas Weber (Chiltern Swans)
Callan Wellings (Collingwood)
Bayleigh Welsh (Dandenong Stingrays)
Connor West (West Perth)
Liam Whelan (Coburg FC)
Mitchell White (Casey Demons)
Harrison White (Western Jets)
Harrison Wigg (North Adelaide)
Eamon Wilkinson (South Adelaide)
Reuben William (Footscray Bulldogs)
Zane Williams (Woodville West Torrens)
Ashton Williamson (Narre Warren)
Jack Willis (Surfers Paradise)
Mackenzie Willis (Southport Sharks)
Cooper Wilson (Manly)
Nick Winmar (University)
Sam Witherden (Geelong Falcons)
Toby Wooller (Carlton VFL)
Karl Worner (Oakleigh Chargers)
Michael Wright (Northampton)
Taine Wright (Sydney Swans Academy)
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