Medium Defender/Outside Midfielder (Eastern Ranges/Vic Metro) Perth-born prospect Oscar Allen chooses not to be swept up by media talks about being a top pick. Strengths: Mobility, set shot goalkicking, versatile 5 James Peatling – Pennant Hills Craig Turley is one of the most heralded players in the side, only playing the 131 games, but winning a best and fairest and All-Australian honours in that time. Parish’s average of 14.4 contested possessions per game puts him in the top group of contested players – while teammate Worpel isn’t far behind with 11.5. 18/05/1999 | 191.0cm | 86.1kg. Last month: Booted five goals against Calder Cannons in Round 16 in a very strong performance, and whilst was quiet in the game against Geelong Falcons the following week – he did some good things on Saturday with nine disposals and three tackles. 16/10/1999 | 185.4cm | 78.2kg. Inside Midfielder (Southern Districts/Allies) 03/07/1999 | 184.7cm | 78.1kg. #14 Darcy Fogarty There’s no doubt they would’ve been impressed by his athletic capabilities in his 2km time trial (6min 31sec) and Yo-Yo score of 21.3. “I tend not to dwell on what’s said about me or look into it too much,” Allen said. Brooke Brown talks about being selected by North Melbourne. Previous ranking: #14. “There are definitely lots of possibilities.”. He did have a few clangers by foot throughout the day, but it was a reasonable showing from the inside midfielder. Showed his good contested ball winning abilities and showed his ability to get the ball moving inside 50. AGILE tall Aiden Bonar and exciting West Australian Kyron Hayden were among the top performers on day three of the 2017 National AFL Draft Combine. COMPARED to the previous talent class, there aren’t as many WA-based players expected to be taken in the first round of this year’s AFL draft. Scouting notes: A raw talent who has had some incredible moments over the last 12 months. 1 Brent Daniels – Bendigo Pioneers 23/09/1999 | 181.0cm | 81.1kg #27 Aiden Bonar – Bonar was another exciting player who would’ve caught the eye of those watching. 27 Jack Lukosius – Woodville West-Torrens Outside Midfielder (Geelong Falcons/Vic Country) He didn’t have a lot of impact in the NAB AFL Under 18 All Stars game on Grand Final day, with just 10 disposals and two clearances to his name. He is joining the West Coast Eagles for 2018 and beyond. Inside Midfielder/Medium Defender (Dandenong Stingrays/Vic Country) 9 Jack Petruccelle – Northern Knights Has had a fair share of injuries over the last few seasons but appears to be over them. In the centre is Mark Merenda who was an exciting mid/forward who booted 88 goals in 101 games for the Tigers and Eagles. 25 Jackson Hately – Cantral Districts Pick 11: GWS – Jack Higgins 1 Dylan Moore – Eastern Ranges Started forward against Oakleigh Chargers, but was moved back to strengthen their defence. General Defender/Inside Midfielder (Sandringham Dragons/Vic Metro) Has a burst of speed which he often will utilise in defensive 50 when playing the role of a general defender. #23 Oscar Allen Medium Utility (Brighton Grammar/Sandringham Dragons) For this exercise, no mature agers have been considered. #8 Jarrod Brander Last month: 30,26, 27 hitouts in the last three weeks for the best ruckman in the draft pool. He moved forward in the second half and finished with eight disposals and two marks. There are eight to nine elements that make up the contested possession total number, including contested marks and some free kicks. 9 Xavier Duursma – Gippsland Power Is powerful in the contested situations and is able to stand up when getting tackled, using his strength to dispose of the ball. Over 50 of the brightest prospects have been split into two evenly matched teams, with the AFL today releasing the squads for the Under 18 and Under 17 All Stars games. With a handful of modern day runners, West Perth would be a competitive unit against most sides from the All-Star Team of the AFL Draft era series. He won best-on-ground honours for his performance on the night. 04/08/1999 | 175.8cm | 65.9kg Improvements: Agility, endurance, conditioning, Combine test results: 20m Sprint (secs) – 3.05 | Agility (secs) – 8.75 | Yo-Yo Test (level) – 20.8, #24 Patrick Naish Previous ranking: #32. Scouting notes: Tall Utility who can play at either end but mostly looks likely to settle forward. Balanced Midfielder (Eastern Ranges/Vic Metro) "These are just a few of the facts, and the reason why our club is in a strong…. ?Tall Utility/Outside Midfielder (Sturt/South Australia) Screams X-Factor at times and may have found his best position across half back. Previous ranking: #26. His handballing in close is another strength and he is able to clear the ball from a stoppage with ease. Key Position Forward/Defender (Bendigo Pioneers/Allies) Previous ranking: #19. Scouting notes: Composed midfielder who is very good under pressure. Haileybury College midfielders Andrew Brayshaw, Charlie Constable and Davies-Uniacke will be in the mix. With Stringer leaving the kennel, South Australia’s best draft prospect Darcy Fogarty could fill a similar role as a forward. 19/03/1999 | 191.1cm | 82.4kg 32 Matthew Green – Sporties Spitfires Had 10 contested possessions from his 16 against Geelong Falcons, while he had 31 disposals, six marks and five inside 50s against Oakleigh Chargers on Saturday just getting to the right places to win the ball. Previous ranking: #24. Perth-born prospect Oscar Allen chooses not to be swept up by media talks about being a top pick. 23/10/1999 | 194cm | 92kg Unlike some of his other games this year, Stephenson was largely effective by foot and there’s no doubt he’ll come into the thoughts of clubs such as North Melbourne and St Kilda. Northern Knights pair Nick Coffield (15 disposals at 86 per cent and five rebound 50s) and Jack Petruccelle (11 disposals) both rebounded the ball with speed. Last month: Didn’t play in Round 16, missing the game with knee soreness – but came back to record 20 disposals and three inside 50s in their big win to the Oakleigh Chargers. Harrison Jones (Vic Country) 88cm 3 Irving Mosquito – Gippsland Power JAIDYN Stephenson has pushed his claims as a possible top five pick in November’s NAB AFL Draft by having a best-on-ground display in the 2017 NAB AFL Under 18 All Stars game at the MCG on Saturday. Improvements: Scoreboard impact, Combine test results: 20m Sprint (secs) – 3.00 | Agility (secs) – 8.30 | Yo-Yo Test (level) – 22.4, #6 Charlie Constable His defending one-on-one is okay and is not a big disposal winner, but is a player who will make his 15-20 touches hurt the opposition when he drops off. Ben Miller (Western Australia) 8.10 Last month: Has spent most of the last month in the ruck, using his athletic traits and big leap to his advantage. Bonar finished the year with his best performance, winning 20 disposals (11 contested) and five clearances. Scouting notes: Has a great burst of speed and he isn’t afraid to collect the ball and burst out of a stoppage getting distance on himself from his opponents. Last month: Ballard was lucky enough to win two premierships for the ‘Double Blues’ in two weeks, part of Sturt’s winning Under 18 and Reserves teams in the SANFL. Is composed with ball in hand and is usually clean to dispose of the ball off his right foot. Outside Midfielder/Medium Forward (Haileybury College/Eastern Ranges) Missed most of 2016 through knee injury, but jumped on the scene booting over 20 goals for Geelong Grammar in the 1st XVIII competition as a Year 10 in 2015. #23 Nicholas Shipley – Linked up well on the outside and was often at the bottom of the packs attempting to win the ball. 29/03/1999 | 198.2cm | 95.6kg He initially played at colts level. 19/03/1999 | 178cm | 76kg EVERY month since May, Matt Balmer has ranked his players from the 2017 AFL Draft pool. Despite his size he wins the ball in the contest and tackles hard. Please note this is NOT a Phantom Draft – purely just how I rate the players. 30 Noah Balta – Calder Cannons Pick 46: Port Adelaide – The Power are one of a number of clubs to show interest in Eastern Ranges & Haileybury College outside midfielder/general forward Jackson Ross. WA’s best under-age key forward — West Perth product Oscar Allen — can see himself developing into a big-bodied midfielder at AFL level.
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