Western Australia

#27

Tom Medhat

Australia

STRENGTHS: Field kicking, marking, accumulation IMPROVEMENTS: Consistency, goalkicking  SUMMARY: A medium-sized forward who is eligible for Fremantle as a member of their next-generation academy, Medhat is strong in aerial contests and covers the ground exceptionally well. In 11 games for West Perth’s Colts’ team, Medhat averaged 17 possessions, four marks, four tackles and booted nine goals while also […]

Claremont

#39

Callum Jamieson

Australia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "A mobile, competitive ruck/forward who manages to have an impact all around the ground, and once he builds greater strength, can compete against stronger bodies."

West Perth

#40

Zak Patterson

Australia

A ROUGHY from Western Australia, Zak Patterson is an overage ruck who was named in the Black Ducks’ Under-18 Championships squad but did not manage a game. Seemingly undeterred, Patterson went on to play a high-quality back-end of the season for West Perth in the WAFL Colts competition, posting mammoth hitout numbers on the regular […]

Western Australia

#16

Ethan Hansen

Australia

STRENGTHS: Decision-making, ball handling, pace, skill, aggression IMPROVEMENTS: Endurance, consistency  SUMMARY: Ethan Hansen is a medium-sized midfielder who is aggressive in the contest, but also has the class to deliver on the outside. He uses his big frame to barge himself into congestion and win the ball for his team, then uses his pace to burst away from […]

Western Australia

#14

Sydney Stack

Australia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: " A player who has a tremendous appetite for hard work."

Western Australia

#23

Louis Miller

Australia

  STRENGTHS: One-on-ones, work rate, skills, reading of the play, positioning IMPROVEMENTS: Midfield development, strength Summary: Louis Miller represented his state at the Under 16s level in 2016 and followed that with Under 18s selection in the past two years. Miller is widely viewed as someone who is a diligent defender that can read the […]

Western Australia

#22

Damon Greaves

Australia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: “A medium sized defender with great skills, sound decision-making and a solid understanding of the game.”

Western Australia

#9

Tyron Smallwood

Australia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "A small forward who can push into the midfield, and is especially dangerous around goals."

Western Australia

#21

Tyson Powell

Australia

  STRENGTHS: Marking, ball-handling, skills, competitiveness, versatility IMPROVEMENTS: Consistency, accumulation SUMMARY: After playing primarily in the forward line as a bottom-ager in 2017, Powell made the move into the midfield in 2018 and the transition was a fruitful one. In 15 games for the Thunder’s Colts team, Powell averaged 13 possessions, four tackles, three marks and booted 11 […]

Western Australia

#8

Luke Moore

Australia

  STRENGTHS: Goal sense, team ethic, hard working, scoreboard impact, athleticism IMPROVEMENTS: Versatility, accumulation, defensive pressure Summary: The 2018 Western Australia Under 18s representative and dual WAFL Colts team of the year recipient is defined as a small forward by size, but he plays a lot taller than that. Luke Moore has been likened to former Collingwood […]