Bio: The rebounding defender had his best season to date as he became a crucial cog to Gippsland’s 2019 NAB League Grand Final push. Bio: After being overlooked for two years, Riccardi is firmly on the radar of AFL clubs after a starring season for Werribee in the VFL. An assured overhead mark who delivers the ball well, his best game came against the Allies in round four when he had 20 disposals and seven marks. Phillips has plenty of X-Factor and is still a raw prospect in terms of his development.
Catchup on all the latest action from the, Fantasy ready: All you need for your round 16 team. The Indigenous teenager is tied to Fremantle as a member of its Next Generation Academy and provides genuine excitement to the forward half. Given his big frame, it’s no surprise Gould has held his own at SANFL League level for Glenelg playing alongside some experienced heads. A mature-framed player who can make an impact at AFL level next season. Will Gould should be able to make an impact at AFL level next year. While he doesn’t possess express speed, his class for the Chargers was on show right throughout 2019.
I’m bullish on Bianco in the first round to the Suns also Josh.
The 18-year-old can do things no other can do around goal, having a great turn of agility and speed. Comes from an elite baseball background as a youngster. He kicked two goals from 22 disposals against Vic Country, and 21 disposals and a goal against the Allies to finish his championships. Ash is strong and clever and can also shut down an opponent in a role that is highly regarded by AFL clubs. Take him? His performance in the SANFL Reserves Grand Final for Norwood will stick in recruiters mind, with the left footer impressing at the start of the year in the SANFL League competition. Dow is an agile midfielder with a turn of pace and someone who can go and find the ball, but he's also able to float forward and hit the scoreboard. Picture: AFL Photos, 29/9/01 198cm/94kg Western Australia/East Fremantle Ruckman.
AFL Phantom Draft 2019: An early top 30 The trade period is now officially in the rear-view mirror and the next big event on the calendar is the 2019 AFL Draft.
Rowell is the player who won't let you down. He converts his chances, has a real work ethic and will get in the face of opponents. He's the player given the ball to run out of the back half and set up the game. Picture: AFL Photos, 5/6/01 187cm/70kg South Australia/West Adelaide Defender.
Caleb Serong celebrates a goal during the Under-18 Championships. Bio: Like a number of prospects, Perez’s draft year was cut short after rupturing his ACL during pre-season training for Vic Country. His speed and poise with ball in hand make him an appealing option for clubs on the outside. Impressively, Rivers was able to hit the scoreboard in the second half of the year at East Fremantle, adding another string to his bow. The 18-year-old won the MVP award for South Australia after averaging 27 disposals and six clearances in the carnival. His best game of the carnival came against Western Australia in round two in Perth, when he kicked 2.2 and presented as a target for Vic Metro. Bio: Rivers has had a consistent year at WAFL Colts level, and when tested at Under 18 Championships level he continued his good start to the season, ending as Western Australia’s third-highest ball winner. Cody Weightman celebrates a goal with his Vic Country teammates. Pic: AFL Photos, 15/1/01 177cm/73kg Vic Country/Dandenong Stingrays Forward. It hasn't been the standout season Williams would have hoped for at its start, but he remains a player with real ability to turn a game in the forward line. Key dates. Picture: AFL Photos, 23/1/01 188cm/85kg NSW-ACT/GWS Academy Midfielder. He is robust, tough, uncompromising and a clearance star. Maginness has enjoyed strong development this season and is eligible to join Hawthorn as a father-son selection, where his dad Scott played in the club's 1988-89 premierships. He is still very raw, but has showed his footy smarts inside 50 and can hit the scoreboard when required. Hes our best available at 13. Is good overhead for his size and capable of doing the uncanny.
Sam De Koning continued to improve as the championships progressed. Here’s my early go at a top 30 2019 Phantom […]. JavaScript is disabled. Recruiters had been waiting to see that type of game in the midfield, with Kemp showing signs he was able to take his bigger frame into that area of the ground. He has X-Factor and looked most at home playing across half-forward where he used his speed and class with aplomb.
Kemp kicked the match-winning goal for Vic Country in last week's one-point victory over South Australia. St Kilda has a good record against Richmond, will there be another surprise? Stream over 50 sports live & anytime on your TV or favourite device with KAYO SPORTS.
Is dangerous around goal and can present as a marking target, too. 25/2/01 194cm/75kg Vic Metro/Calder Cannons Forward. Serong, Stephens and Henry.... yes please. Also can't see Carlton going after him with their first either tbh. Taheny spent most of the carnival deep in attack for South Australia. Picture: AFL Photos, 14/1/01 191cm/98kg South Australia/Glenelg Defender. But fast forward to 2019, the midfielder put up a case in the Under 18 Championships to ensure his name is likely to be called out on draft night. Picture: AFL Photos, 30/9/01 184cm/83kg South Australia/Woodville-West Torrens Midfielder.
Liam Henry and the WA boys celebrate THAT match-winning goal. Lachie Ash after losing the final to WA. There is genuine top-end talent, but probably not the same star factor as the 2018 crop. Join FREE and support Australia's favourite footy community. Has won Patrick Cripps comparisons because of his height and all-round midfield game. Kemp still has plenty of room for development. A prospect who lifted to the higher standards of the championships. Robertson is always in the thick of the action, has improved his running and just finds the ball at will. Bianco also captained the Chargers to the NAB League title. He could do as early as the second round, but may find a home in the latter stages of the draft on night two. Elijah Taylor get his kick away during the final against Vic Country. Bio: Unlike previous draft pools, there is a big shortage of key-position players in the 2019 crop. Chris Cavanagh, Sunday Herald Sun. Supremely talented and able to turn a game on its head, Taylor's a very exciting forward. He will need some conditioning work in the first few pre-seasons, as Gould builds into an AFL frame. This is also known as Online Behavioural Advertising. He works hard to win the ball with his running patterns and has shown a tenacity to tackle hard when he doesn’t have the ball. Finn Maginness showed plenty during the U18 Champs. He booted three goals against Vic Metro in a strong win for Western Australia.
Bio: Plenty of AFL clubs will see different futures for Worrell, given his versatility. He started his carnival with a big impact in the opening five minutes against Vic Metro with a goal and a strong mark, and continued to show brilliant snippets across the carnival, including an eye-catching blind turn against South Australia and a run and baulk against Vic Country. The 18-year-old had a good showing at the Under 18 Championships as Vic Country’s No. The younger brother of Carlton's Paddy. At times he had to play as a tall defender, but looked most at home mopping up in a Dylan Grimes role where he intercepted at will. The big night may be more than a month away, but it’s not too early to start wondering who will go where. Jackson stepped up to claim the No.1 ruck mantle after a very strong carnival for Western Australia. He is a strong clearance player and uses his strength at the stoppages to get the ball going forward. The agile Rivers averaged 21.8 disposals and five marks playing across half back, showing composure and spotting targets well on his right boot. Young started his carnival with a standout 29-disposal game against Vic Metro and continued to be one of his side's leading players throughout. His numbers were also impressive at SANFL Reserves and U18s level for the Eagles. Stephens won't slip past Geelong's pick 24. Maginness had a number of standout matches following the Under 18 Championships where he averaged 18.3 disposals and 7.5 tackles, including a big 26 disposal performance against Geelong being one of the highlights. The 2019 AFL draft consists of the various periods where the 18 clubs in the Australian Football League (AFL) can trade and recruit players following the completion of the 2019 AFL season. Unfortunately the Power didn’t make it all the way, but Smith was one of their biggest contributors as he averaged 19.6 disposals and 5.4 marks during his 12 appearances. Share this on Facebook. The 18-year-old racked up an average of 21.5 disposals and 4.5 marks, as well as leading the competition for rebounds. Beyond the opening couple of spots, the draft class is very even.
Bianco has some tricks and has shown his capabilities through the midfield at NAB League level and also was trusted with some responsibilities in the back half of the Australia U18 game against Casey. It was deserved, given his consistency through the midfield for Western Australia. Bio: There are plenty of comparisons between Mahony and Richmond small forward Jack Higgins. 3/8/01 185cm/80kg South Australia/Norwood Forward.
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