STRENGTHS:

+ Clean hands
+ Power
+ Size
+ Vision

IMPROVEMENTS:

- Kick-to-handball ratio
- Scoreboard impact

Richmond VFL has proven to be a hotbed for talent in recent years and that trend is set to continue through Harry Scott. A product of the Gippsland Power program, the 20-year-old produced a breakout campaign in his second state league season. His first was cut short by a broken wrist, but Scott made every post a winner in 2025 with a clean and consistent run at it.

The son of 19-game former Richmond AFL player Allister, Scott junior thrived on a permanent move on-ball. Having elevated his running tank out on the wing, he was able to showcase his clean and quick hands on the inside - a trait he has become renowned for. With good size and innate vision, Scott became one of the VFL's most effective stoppage extractors in quick time.

Scott's rate of improvement has already been steep, especially in a physical sense, but he can continue to add weapons to his game. He is relatively handball happy and while capable of playing forward, could perhaps increase his hurt factor by hitting the scoreboard more often. While his leg speed is deceptively good, that added touch of explosiveness would make him a real force.

DRAFT RANGE: Late/Rookie

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