Showing posts for: AFL U18 Championships
Liam Delahunty

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "A talented 192cm utility with elite speed, great vertical leap and sticky hands who uses the ball well, and now needs to develop further consistency within games and greater presence at ground level."

Caleb Serong

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "One of the most well-rounded draft prospects, Serong ticks plenty of boxes across multiple roles and is as consistent as they come with a high level of competitiveness."

Lachlan McNeil

Jake Pasini

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "A consistent and reliable defender who has played at all three levels of WAFL this season, and has worked hard on improving aspects of his game."

Corey Watts

A best and fairest winner at Sandringham in his bottom-age year, Watts has some great traits when it comes to key defenders. He reads the ball well in the air, positions himself well and comes across to spoil or clunk an intercept mark. The concern or knock with Watts is when he does win the […]

Riley Garcia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "A tough and uncompromising midfielder, Garcia has footy smarts and knows how win the ball in close or on the outside."

Joshua Rayner

Jack Bell

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "A raw but talented tall, Bell plays the second ruck/forward role perfectly, and is strong with a nice vertical leap and contested marking ability, though he must build up a tank and some consistency to take his game to the next level."

Lachlan Potter

AFTER a quiet start to the season, the line-breaking speedster built form leading up to the Under-18 Championships, then self-proclaimed “underperformed” in the championships, and then got injured in his second game back. Possibly the quickest player in the AFL Draft crop, Potter would have pushed Knights teammate Sam Philp for the 20m sprint record […]

Thomas Green

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "The premier pure inside midfielder in the draft crop, Green is an elite accumulator, contested ball and clearance winner."

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