AFL Draft 2023 power rankings: The top 30 prospects after national under-18 championships
Zane Duursma has been shooting up the draft boards thanks to his performances at the under-18 championships, but how high can the brother of the Port star rise? See the top 30 rankings.
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The crucial AFL under-18 national championships are over and the AFL draft order is starting to take shape.
Recruiters say there is something for everyone in this year’s draft pool, with top-end talent across a wide range of positions.
Here is our July edition of the Top 30 power rankings — including some big bolters and big sliders.
Originally published as AFL Draft 2023 power rankings: The top 30 prospects after national under-18 championships
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