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| Team<\/th> | Q1<\/th> | Q2<\/th> | Q3<\/th> | Q4<\/th> | Goals<\/th> | Behinds<\/th> | Total<\/th><\/tr><\/thead> |
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| Team Judd<\/a><\/td> | 25<\/td> | 56<\/td> | 76<\/td> | 97<\/td> | 15<\/td> | 7<\/td> | 97<\/td><\/tr> |
| Team O’Loughlin<\/a><\/td> | 14<\/td> | 22<\/td> | 38<\/td> | 59<\/td> | 8<\/td> | 11<\/td> | 59<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\n A SLOW start didn’t stop ‘Team Judd<\/em>‘ winning the inagularl Kevin Sheehan Cup<\/strong> after defeating ‘Team O’Loughlin<\/em>‘ by 38-points at Punt Road Oval today.<\/p>\n The concept saw the ‘Best 46’ draft prospects go head-to-head, all be it missing a few through injury. A huge crowd rolled in at the conclusion of the AFL Grand Final Parade, resulting in fans sitting in the aisle upstairs in the stands\u00a0at Punt Road.<\/p>\n Oliver Florent<\/strong> boosted his draft stocks and emerged as a possible top ten selection with 27 disposals, seven clearances and seven inside 50s.<\/p>\n Florent shone throughout the day in his bright orange boots, taking the ball forward at every chance.<\/p>\n His performance saw him judged the best player from the losing O’Loughlin side, coach by NSW-ACT coach Tadhg Kennelly<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Team O’Loughlin<\/em>\u00a0burst away early in the contest, booting the first two goals before\u00a0Team Judd’s star studded midfield helped them boot the next seven goals to put the margin beyond reach.<\/p>\n Jack Bowes<\/strong> was a prominent figure in the contest for Team Judd<\/em> with 23 disposals and three clearances, in a match that was capped at\u00a020 minutes per quarter.<\/p>\n Hugh McCluggage<\/strong>‘s class also caught the eye, with 17 disposals and four goals.<\/p>\n It was McCluggage’s fourth goal that has fans gasping after he intercepted the ball, weaved through the pack and nailed the shot from 50m out.<\/p>\n However, the pair were outdone by Sandringham Dragons’ Tim Taranto,\u00a0<\/strong>who was outstanding winning the\u00a0best on ground medal for Team Judd<\/em>.<\/p>\n Taranto had 19 disposals, four tackles and four goals and was often involved in the play with McCluggage.<\/p>\n Taranto has been a superb performer right throughout September and one must wonder if he has the chance to be worth a top five pick.<\/p>\n Team Judd<\/em> captain Andrew McGrath<\/strong> still collected 18 disposals despite a quiet showing, whilst it was West Australian\u00a0Shai Bolton<\/strong> who shone on the outside with 16 disposals and seven inside 50s showing his dash and agility.<\/p>\n Josh Daicos<\/strong> played an unfamilar role at Half Back for Team Judd<\/em>, racking up 18 disposals and two rebound 50s. On the opposite team, Callum Brown<\/strong> had 21 disposals and three clearances working hard in the middle of the ground.<\/p>\n Both Father\/Son prospects seem destined to end up on Collingwood’s list, with a likely bid in the 30-50 range.<\/p>\n West Australia onballer Sam Powell-Pepper<\/strong> had 18 disposals and five tackles, backing up his strong performance in the WAFL Colts Grand Final and\u00a0his state teammate\u00a0Sam Petrevski-Seton<\/strong> impressed with 23 disposals, eight tackles and six clearances in a showing that should keep his name in the top handful of picks.<\/p>\n The tackle count for the contest was down and the match was largely open, with not a lot of defensive work from either team. In front of a packed crowd at Punt Road Oval, there is no doubt the AFL will consider the Under 18 All Stars match a success.<\/p>\n The best Under 17 talent will run out at Punt Road Oval tomorrow from 10.30am. The match will be broadcast on AFL.com.au & the AFL live app.<\/p>\n Top performers for their respective sides, @SandyDragons<\/a> Tim Taranto and Ollie Florent. Well done guys! pic.twitter.com\/L5FfVle7St<\/a><\/p>\n — Rookie Me Central (@RookieMeCentral) September 30, 2016<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n |