U16 Team selected

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Most probably not a topic of interest to most but her it is for the Dedicated few

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http://www.wafootball.com.au/wafl/3660-state-16s-named-for-nationals

Western Australia’s State 16s squad has been announced for the 2013 NAB AFL National 16s Championships at Blacktown, NSW from July 6-13.

The State 16s are aiming for back-to-back titles in Division 1 lead by experienced development coach John Hancock, who was State 18s Assistant Coach last year and an Assistant Coach for the State 16s in 2010 and 2011.

The State Academy players have undertaken skills training, leadership, nutrition and education sessions to enhance their overall development in the lead up to the Championships. The final squad has been selected based on form, fitness and commitment to the program.

WAFC State Academy Manager Raff Guadagnino said he expected this year’s 16s to be on of WA’s strongest ever groups. “The state selectors and I believe the WAFL development programs have taken player development to a new level, which has produce such promising talent.” Guadagnino said.

A WA North West side, which includes players from the Kimberley, Pilbara, and Gascoyne regions, will also compete in Pool C (Division 3) of the Championships, where they will also be aiming to defend their 2012 title. The WA North West squad will be finalised following a training camp in Perth this weekend.

STATE 16s SQUAD
Jumper No. First Name Surname WAFL Club DOB H W
2 Oliver Parish East Fremantle 24.03.1997 169 57
3 Haydn Matthews Peel Thunder 07.05.1997 179 67
4 Ben Miller East Perth 06.12.1997 178 75
5 Russell Wynne Claremont 29.03.1997 179 55
6 Thomas Bennett East Fremantle 30.04.1997 180 70
7 Kade Stewart South Fremantle 16.01.1997 179 64
12 Yestin Eades Swan Districts 10.02.1997 182 74
14 Mitchel Curnow Peel Thunder 23.04.1997 177 69
15 Ethan Burnett Subiaco 02.02.1997 182 78
16 Joel McComb South Fremantle 25.03.1997 177 81
17 Aden Wilkins Claremont 10.05.1997 184 67
18 James Harrold East Fremantle 06.02.1997 181 76
20 Mitchell Antonio West Perth 18.03.1997 185 60
23 Callum Ah Chee South Fremantle 09.10.1997 180 69
24 Greg Clark Subiaco 24.05.1997 191 81
27 Luke Shepherd Peel Thunder 31.08.1997 186 78
28 Liam Tedesco Subiaco 12.06.1997 182 72
30 Jesse Mirco South Fremantle 28.01.1997 187 83
33 Jacob Turner West Perth 05.01.1997 187 80
34 Bradley Kersten South Fremantle 02.06.1997 187 81
35 Bailey Rogers Claremont 22.03.1997 182 74
36 Brandon Smith Peel Thunder 06.06.1997 190 84
39 Jake Bloomfield Peel Thunder 29.07.1997 182 80
40 Blair Della Franca East Perth 17.01.1997 194 83
41 Dylan Smith Swan Districts 07.02.1997 197 65

CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES

Blacktown International Sportspark

Division 1

WA v Victoria Country – Saturday 6 July 2.30pm

WA v SA – Tuesday 9 July 1.10pm

WA v Victoria Metro – Friday 12 July 10am

Pool C

WA North West v World – Sunday 7 July 11am

WA North West v Boomerangs – Wednesday 10 July 2.20pm

WA North West v South Pacific – Saturday 13 July 11.30am

Dont know where the TEAM WA came from?

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No Perth players represented on the list Cardy.

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No Perth players represented on the list Cardy.
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Just spoke to my old Mate Grassy a staunch Perth Supporter and he said the Perth U16 are pretty thin on the ground and most probably didnt have any guys up to representative level. I thought there might of been one but he said not really.
I suppose if the other teams had a few talented players deserving of a spot it would be a Shame to leave them out?

Its good to see a couple of the WP boys got in anyway..

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Yes it is good to see WP represented. A lot of work is done to identify talent in allotted zones by all WAFL clubs & it obviously gives the scouts & coaches great satisfaction to see this talent reach a pinnacle in their age group. It also gives supporters hope for the future. Grassy must have been disappointed the Perth boys currently have no standouts at age level this stage. Next time you chat to him you must encourage him to get onto this site.( i am presuming he is not currently on under a different name…no one seems to be messaging in capitals!!!).His passion for the Perth FC & the WAFL in general are missed.

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Its a long story with Grassy. His computer skills are not great and from memory he used to use a mates computer anyway. He wants to come on but had problems because he said he didnt have a email address. Explained he could just start up a Hotmail.. He has a friend now who is sorting him out anyway and might see him soon. He was a at least a regular poster (when his mate let him use the computer). Grassy is one of the old school and not really a computer person as such. Hence the upper case etc I suppose. Oh well first things first and we will get him on board one day.

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The sooner Grassy comes onboard the better Cardy! Hopefully his mate can sort it out for him.

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Myself & Swandog spoke to Grassy at half time at the Derby a few weeks back & he told us he has been following ozfooty from afar & could be on here in the near future ..stay tuned!!

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Good news - I miss the passion of the BIG FELLA

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Good to hear BH.

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No Perth players represented on the list Cardy.
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How the WHEELS turn :woohoo:

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Well done also to the following WA boys who have made the AFL NAB 16’s World XXV which will compete in the tournament.

Robert Mostert (Swan Districts/La Salle JFC/South Africa)
Takhudzwa Phiri (Swan Districts/Bassendean JFC/Zambia)
David Smith (Perth/Burracoppin FC/Hungary)
Yusef Kassem (Perth/Belmont JFC/Lebanon)
Abraham Kennedy (Subiaco/Coolbinia JFC/Liberia)
Ruan Greyling (Claremont/WCJFC/South Africa)

Abraham Kennedy of Subiaco is the first of the lads to graduate to a colts squad.

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First game for the Under 16 boys today.

Last I heard WA were down to VIC Country by a couple of goals in the last qtr
More results when available.. Pretty poor coverage on the net

2013 U16 Championships Fixture
Match Venue Date Time
Round 1
Match 1 SA v VIC M BISP 1 Sat, Jul 6 12.00pm
Match 2 VIC C v WA BISP 1 Sat, Jul 6 2.30pm
Match 3 South Pacific v Boomerangs BISP 2 Sun, Jul 7 9.00am
Match 4 WA NW v World BISP 2 Sun, Jul 7 11.00am
Match 5 TAS v NT BISP 1 Sun, Jul 7 1.20pm
Match 5 NSW/ACT v QLD BISP 1 Sun, Jul 7 3.40pm
Round 2
Match 7 VIC C v VIC M Skoda Stadium Tue, Jul 9 11.00am
Match 8 WA v SA Skoda Stadium Tue, Jul 9 1.10pm
Match 9 QLD v TAS BISP 1 Wed, Jul 10 10.00am
Match 10 NT v NSW/ACT BISP 1 Wed, Jul 10 12.00pm
Match 11 Boomerangs v WA NW BISP 1 or 2 Wed, Jul 10 2.20pm
Match 12 World v South Pacific BISP 1 or 2 Wed, Jul 10 4.20pm
Round 3
Match 13 WA v VIC M BISP 1 Fri, Jul 12 10.00am
Match 14 SA v VIC C BISP 1 Fri, Jul 12 12.10pm
Match 15 Boomerangs v World BISP 2 Sat, Jul 13 9.30am
Match 16 WA NW v South Pacific BISP 2 Sat, Jul 13 11.30am
Match 17 TAS v NSW/ACT BISP 1 Sat, Jul 13 11.30am
Match 18 NT v QLD BISP 1 Sat, Jul 13 1.30pm

DIV 1 and 2
Matches are 4 x 20 minute quarters with NO time-on (except Round 1 which are 4 x 25 minute quarters with teams permitted to play 25 players). Breaks are 5 mins, 20 mins and 5 mins respectively for all matches.

POOL C
All matches are 4 x 20 minute quarters with NO time-on. Breaks are 5 mins, 20 mins and 5 mins respectively for all matches.

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Final scores WA V VIC C
VIC C 11.13 WA 9.11 VC won by 14 points

Apparently SA def VIC Metro by 20 goals

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National Under-16 Championships

Vic Country 11.13 (79)
West Australia 9.11 (65)

Best players
Vic Country: Skinner, Collins, Mathieson, Parish, Schalhe, Sheahan
West Australia: Clark, Stewart, Ah Chee, Eades, Wilkins, Rogers

Goalkickers
Vic Country: Mathieson 3, Schalhe 3, Tucker 2, Hullett, Sheahan, Holmes
West Australia: Kersten 2, Stewart 2, Rogers 2, Mirco, Parish, Eades

South Australia 22.16 (148)
Vic Metro 3.2 (20)

Best players
South Australia: Beioley, Sullivan, Dew, Nunn, Combe, Olekalns, Francis, Marshall
Vic Metro: Klep, Parsons, Pirrie, Stillman, O’Kearney

Goalkickers
South Australia: Beioley 8, Rocca 4, Burton 3, Olekalns 2, Barry, Combe, Graham, Aguis, Nangle
Vic Metro: Peet, Gilkbert, Binns

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Next game v SA on 9 July… Looking at the above results SA are hot

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Boys are playing SA Tuesday.. All the best to them.. SA certainly gave VicM a hiding on Saturday

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Whoops u18 results.. Wrong topic sorry… cant delete. :frowning:

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Bad luck for the boys but sure they would of learnt a lot from the game. WA will be back.. Seems SA are the force at the moment looking at their wins. Congrats to SANFL for their youth development programmes.. Will the WAFL address the matter - suspect not

U16s Champ’ships Blacktown NSW Game 2 Unfortunately the WA Boys went down by 72pts to a super strong SA lineup Full time: SAU16s 14.14 (98) def WA 3.8 (26)

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WA Can still make the final if they beat Vic Metro well and SA beat Vic Country

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Cardy, I think you are being a little harsh on the development programme in WA, I respect your opinions quite often , but on this one I am not sure!

I think that there are cyclic processes, SA were not that great not so long ago and just lifted their profile a little, the Vics will do so again and so the cycle will go! Their 18’s was a carryover from the 16’s 2 years ago, lead by their captain.

We just need to aim for a consistent productive process and not have big gaps in our achievements rather going from choccies to boiled lols and back again. Winning these carnivals is not the only outcome, at least I think that it isn’t.

have a great day