GWV Rebels

#3

Toby Mahony

Australia

IT is remarkable to think that the Camperdown product is a midfielder at 194cm, but that seems to be Mahony’s best position. Having played in both the midfield and at half-forward, Mahony still has areas to develop, but moves well for a tall. He has an 8.08-second agility test and showed the versatility to be […]

East Fremantle

#17

Jeremy Sharp

Australia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: “Sharp is one of the better outside midfielders in this year’s AFL Draft pool, often using his skills and athleticism to break the lines.”

Gippsland Power

#37

Harrison Pepper

Australia

ONE of Hawthorn’s Next Generation Academy players, Pepper enjoyed a role change in 2019, moving from attack to defence and representing Vic Country this year. He has great competitiveness and hates to be beaten, with good speed and the versatility to play in multiple positions. His kicking can be a worry at times, and he […]

Vic Metro

#20

Darcy Cassar

Australia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: “Having been tried across every line over three years, Cassar has solidified his status as one of the more effective outside accumulators in this year’s crop.”

Sandringham Dragons

#2

Darcy Chirgwin

Australia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "A big-bodied inside midfielder, Chirgwin had no problems overcoming a long-term injury by racking up an average of 24.7 disposals per game to go with his eight tackles and five clearances, with just his outside game to develop in order to match his inside talents."

Gippsland Power

#4

Sam Flanders

Australia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "An explosive mid-forward with clean hands and a high X-factor, Flanders just has to build his consistency throughout matches to take his game to the next level."

Perth

#10

Deven Robertson

Australia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: “Robertson is a natural leader who thrives on the contested side of the game similar to how Richmond’s Trent Cotchin goes about his business.”

Murray Bushrangers

#12

Lachlan Ash

Australia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "A natural-born leader with elite kicking abilities, Ash makes the right decisions with ball-in-hand and is a damaging player coming off half-back."

Western Australia

#12

Regan Clarke

Australia

YOU may remember the name from Western Australia’s final Under-18 Championships match against Vic Country, where the cool and composed Clarke delivered the game-winning goal after the siren to win the game for the Black Ducks. He is a work horse with elite endurance, recording an equal-national high of 21.8 on the yo-yo test at […]

GWV Rebels

#13

Jay Rantall

Australia

DRAFT ANALYSIS: "An elite gut-runner, Rantall racks up the ball and does it defensively as well, as the raw talent will look to build on his technical skill going forward."