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Jack Carpenter

Andrew Courtney

A remarkable athlete, Courtney recorded a whopping 94cm running vertical jump, and an 81cm standing vertical jump at the State Combine. He also clocked a three-second flat 20m sprint, with these attributes making him a handy ruck/forward. His skills and marking leave a lot to be desired, but his raw athleticism will attract clubs as […]

Jaxon Prior

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "A talented half-back with good size and rebounding ability, Prior has to improve his physicality and defensive pressure in the next phase of his career."

Kysaiah Pickett

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "An electric player capable of almost anything on the filed either in the air, or around goal, the player with the most X factor in the draft."

Tom Griffiths

Josh Gore

A TALENTED small forward who sizes up the goals and can hit the scoreboard regularly. He has a high footy IQ, but Gore’s development will be about broadening his versatility in the future. Gore is efficient in front of goal, only needing a few opportunities to make an impact on the game. He featured for […]

Reuben McGuire

THE developing key forward is a long-term prospect for AFL clubs, with McGuire possessing a neat vertical leap that clubs could harness for the future. He was an Under-16 state squad member, going on now to predominantly play as a key forward in the WAFL Colts competition where he found the goals in four outings […]

Josh Smith

A big-bodied forward/ruck, Smith is undersized for a ruck at AFL level so will likely end up predominantly as a forward, who can pinch-hit in the ruck. Smith’s best traits are his contested marking and physicality, regularly booting goals and providing a presence inside 50. When he is not clunking marks, he is bringing the […]

Samuel Thorne

Chad Warner

DRAFT ANALYSIS: “A hard-working medium-sized midfielder who thrives on the contested side of the game.”

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