U16 Champs 2010

[pahoffm]

Round 1:

Western Australia 15.11 (101) def Vic Country 8.9 (57)
Goals
WA: Alex Riiel 4, Martin Geraghty 3, Dayle Garlett 2, Corey Chalmers 2, Chris Warrell, Dean Kent, Marco Paparone, Chris Yarren
Vic Country: Lachie Whitfield 2, Corie Intveen, Jake Stringer, Brad Crouch, Oliver Wines, Jason Pongracic, Jayden Gee
Best
WA: Brendon Lim, Sean Lynch, Chris Yarren, Mason Shaw, Corey Chalmers, Martin Geraghty, Brant Colledge, Dean Kent, Alex Riiel
Vic Country: Nathan Wright, Lachie Whitfield, Jason Pongracic, Brad Crouch, Billy Rolfe, Brody Mahoney

South Australia 16.14 (110) def Vic Metro 14.7 (91)
Goals
SA: Ben Kennedy 5, Jack Viney 3, Travis Schiller, Billy Hayes, Michael McMahon, Sam Mayes, Alex Spina, Troy Menzel, Todd McKay, Tom Whittlesea
Vic Metro: Joe Daniher 5, Rory Atkins 2, Nathan Hrovat 2, Kristian Jaksch, Anthony Bonaddio, Darcy Bailey, Anthony Piva
Best
SA: Jack Viney, Ben Kennedy, Brodie Grundy, Nick Amato, Joseph Sinor, Harley Montgomery, Chris Black
Vic Metro: Joe Daniher, Jonathan O'Rourke, Fabian Brancatisano, Nick Vlastuin, Keenan Posar

South Pacific 7.12 (54) def World XVIII 3.4 (22)
Goals
South Pacific: Slim Collins 3, John Ikupu 2, Aviata Siuta
World: Peter Ajang, Prince Nematswerani, Joseph Lo Buluk
Best
South Pacific: Dylan Wolfgramm, Slim Collins, Yoshi Harris, Liam Ackland, Wingti Pena, John Ikupu, Theo Gavura
World: Kane Clark, Emmanuel Irra, Jono Elliot, Mathias Biron, Alex McPhee, Sean O'Kennedy, Joseph Lo Buluk

Tasmania 13.11 (89) def Northern Territory 10.11 (71)
Goals
Tasmania: Brennon Kendall 2, Sam Siggins 2, Bryden Goninon 2, Kyle Clark, Joby Reynolds, Cory Dyson, Jesse Lonergan, Matthew Ling, Jarrod Hibberd, Bayden Bryant
NT: Anthony Gugliotto 2, Joel Seden 2, David Richardson, Jed Anderson, Louis Eggar, Jake Neade, Matthew Duffy, Sam Autio
Best
Tasmania: Henry Schade, Jarrod Hibberd, Calen Jeffery, Bryden Goninon, Chae Evans, Sam Siggins, Matthew Ling
NT: Jordan Wilson, Jed Anderson, Joel Seden, Matthew Duffy, Jack Long, Braedon McClean

Queensland 19.14 (128) def NSW/ACT 8.10 (58)
Goals
Queensland: Shaun Crook 7, Alex Sexton 3, Nathan Newcastle 2, James Ives, Andrew Boston, Josh Smith, Nabako Stow, Tom Overington, Ryan Johnson, Jordan Burke
NSW/ACT: Stephen Wray 3, Zachary Williams, Daniel Robinson, James Mount, Curtis Slattery, Craig Moller
Best
Queensland: Alex Sexton, Andrew Boston, Tom Overington, Shaun Crook, Jock Oats, James Ives
NSW/ACT: Craig Moller, Daniel Robinson, Lachlan Harper, Angus Locke, Zachary Williams, Dean Robertson

Round 2:

South Australia 10.15 (75) def Western Australia 7.6 (48)
Goals
SA: Sam Mayes 5, Ben Kennedy 3, Travis Schiller 1, Brodie Grundy 1
WA: Shannon Taylor 2, Dayle Garlett 1, Chris Yarran 1, Mason Shaw 1, Brant Colledge 1, Chris Deluca 1
Best
SA: Todd McKay, Josh Archer, Tom Whittlesea, Travis Schiller, Jack Viney, Brodie Grundy, Nick Amato, Joseph Sinor
WA: Riley Hutchinson, Corey Chalmers, Adam Carter, Shannon Taylor, Brant Colledge

Vic Metro 11.4 (70) def Vic Country 4.10 (40)
Goals
Vic Metro: Joe Daniher 3, Rory Atkins 2, Kristian Jaksch 2, Nick Vlastuin 2, Darcy Bailey 1, Nathan Hrovat 1
Vic Country: Jason Pongracic 2, Brad Crouch 1, Jayden Gee 1
Best
Vic Metro: Jonathan O’Rourke, Nick Vlastuin, Lachlan Plowman, Darcy Bailey, Fabian Brancatisano, Nathan Hrovat
Vic Country: Jason Pongracic, Tim Membrey, Brad Crouch, Lachie Whitfield, Dylan Weir, Oliver Wines

Tasmania 15.18 (108) d. World XVIII 3.1 (19)
GOALS
Tasmania: Cody Weedon 5, Brennon Kendall 2, Kyle Clark, Joby Reynolds, Jimmy Craik, Jesse Lonergan, Samuel O’Byrne, Sam Siggins, Jarrod Hibberd, Bryden Goninon
World XVIII: Peter Ajang, Prince Nematswerani, Sean O’Kennedy

BEST
Tasmania: Jarrod Hibberd, Jesse Lonergan, Matthew Ling, Cody Weedon, Samuel O’Byrne, Bryce Walsh, Chae Evans
World: Joseph Lo Buluk, Kane Clark, Sean O’Kennedy, Mathias Biron, Alex McPhee, Jono Elliott, Lucas Devincenzi

NSW/ACT 15.8 (98) d. NT 9.9 (63)
GOALS
NSW/ACT: Jackson Dwyer 4, Harrison Butchart 4, Lonnie Hampton 2, Daniel Robinson 2, Lachlan Harper, Zachary Hopper, Joe Redfern
NT: Sam Autio 3, Matthew Cubis 2, Matthew Duffy 2, Braedon McLean, Jake Neade

BEST
NSW/ACT: Jackson Dwyer, Daniel Robinson, Craig Moller, Harrison Butchart, Lonnie Hampton, Angus Locke
NT: Matthew Cubis, Sam Autio, Jed Anderson, Matthew Duffy, Michael Dunn, Jack Long

Queensland 7.15 (57) d. South Pacific 6.6 (42)
GOALS
Queensland: James Ives 2, Shaun Crook 2, Brody Haberfield 1, Michael Wyld 1, Ryan Johnson 1
South Pacific: Larry Nao 3, John Ikupu 1, Slim Collins 1, Tuaefe Kafoa 1

BEST
Queensland: Jock Oats, James Ives, Alex Sexton, Tom Davidson, Michael Wyld
South Pacific: Theo Gavuri, Greg Aki, Wingti Pena, Dylan Wolfgramm, Liam Ackland, Slim Collins

Round 3:

Western Australia 19.7 (121) defeated Vic Metro 6.7 (43)
Goals
WA: Chris Yarran 7, Corey Chalmers 2, Marco Paparone 2, Dayle Garlett , Kamdyn McIntosh, Shaquille McKenize, Brendon Lim, Chris Warrell, Josh Munns, Brant Colledge, Chris Deluca
Vic Metro: Rory Atkins, Jonathon O’Rourke, Kristian Jaksch, Nathan Hrovat, Aidan Coor, Jason Ashby
Best
WA: Corey Chalmers, Chris Yarran, Brendon Lim, Chris Deluca, Marco Paparone
Vic Metro: Anthony Piva, Nick Vlastuin, Nathan Hrovat, James Stewart, Darcy Bailey

Vic Country 9.7 (61) defeated South Australia 7.16 (58)
Goals
Vic Country: Shannen Lange 2, Brody Mahoney 2, Jason Pongracic, Jake Stringer, Michael Close, Kaine Allen, Dylan Weir
South Australia: Sam Mayes 2, Ben Kennedy, Nick Amato, Michael McMahon, Nathan Stark, Nick Hyde
Best
Vic Country: Corie Intveen, Nicholas Tuddenham, Lachie Whitfield, Brad Crouch, Billy Rolfe, Michael Close, Lewis Pierce, Jason Pongracic
South Australia: Nick Amato, Jack Viney, Joseph Sinor, George Hannaford, Nathan Stark

Div 1 Winners: South Australia

MVPs:
Corey Chalmers (WA)
Jack Viney (SA)
Lachie Whitfield (Vic Country)
Nick Vlastuin (Vic Metro)

Tasmania 11.10 (76) d Queensland 8.5 (53)

GOALS
Tas: Bayden Bryant 4, Cody Weedon 2, Jesse Lonergan, Mark Walsh, Bryden Goninon, Matthew Ling, Brennon Kendall
Qld: Alex Sexton 4, Daniel Brown 2, Tom Davidson, Shaun Crook

BEST
Tas: Jesse Lonergan, Jackson Thurlow, Mark Walsh, Henry Schade, Bayden Bryant, Bryden Goninon, Jody Reynolds, Kyle Turmine, Bryce Walsh
Qld: Alex Sexton, Daniel Brown, Michael Wyld, Brian Coleman-Broom, Andrew Boston, Jono Freeman

Northern Territory 18.8 (116) d South Pacific 12.4 (76)

GOALS
NT: Jed Anderson 5, Sam Autio 3, Matthew Cubis 2, Anthony Gugliotta 2, Joel Seden 2, Brett Rice 2, Louis Eggar, Ben Neade
South Pacific: Slim Collins 3, Donatello Moses 2, Soloman Loki, Dylan Wolfgramm, Simote Taunga, Kafoa Tuaefe, Aviata Siuta, Taniela Kilioni, John Ikupu

BEST
NT: Jed Anderson, Ben Neade, Braedon McLean, Matthew Cubis, Brett Rice, Michael Dunn
South Pacific: Dylan Wolfgramm, Greg Aki, Liam Ackland, John Ikupu, Theo Geruori, Peni Mahini

NSW/ACT 20.9 (129) d World XVIII 3.7 (25)

GOALS
NSW/ACT: Lonnie Hampton 4, Toby Blissett 2, Craig Moller 2, Ben Vile 2, Jackson Dwyer, Angus Locke, Thomas Hargreave, Zachary Hopper, Timothy Beckmans, Dean Robertson, Joe Redfern, Lachlan Harper, Curtis Slattery, Nick Cregan
World: Lucus Devincenzi, John Cubahiro, Prince Nematswerani

BEST
NSW/ACT: Lonnie Hampton, Ben Vile, Nick Cregan, Angus Locke, Craig Moller, Thomas Hargreave
World: Joseph Lo Buluk, Kane Clark, Sean O’Kennedy, Snera Boki, Prince Nematswerani, Garang Lual, Tumi Keitumetse, Mella Opiew, Jono Elliott, Reuben Riak

Div 2 Winners: Tasmania

MVPs:
Matthew Cubis (NT)
Craig Moller (NSW/ACT)
Alex Sexton (Qld)
Henry Schade (Tas)
Kane Clark (World)
Dylan Wolfgramm (Sth Pac)

Alan McLean Medallist: Alex Sexton - Queensland

 

[Mr Pumblechook]

So will these guys make up the 2012 draft? I've heard that it will be the next 'super-draft'.

 

[Rosy]

Thanks Phantom. Where are World XV111 from?

 

[pahoffm]

So will these guys make up the 2012 draft? I've heard that it will be the next 'super-draft'.

As always, some will, some won't.

It's more of a resource to reflect on, when we look at juniors' histories prior to the 2012 draft.

 

[pahoffm]

Thanks Phantom. Where are World XV111 from?

World team to join under-16 champs
9:29 AM Fri 11 June, 2010

HAVING been involved in football for more than two decades Michael O’Loughlin has faced plenty of big challenges.

And next month the Sydney Swans' legend is fronting up for another one when he takes charge of the World XVIII at the NAB AFL Under-16 Championships, which will be played at Blacktown in Western Sydney from July 3-10.

O’Loughlin’s team will be made up of youngsters from a range of nations including Lebanon, Canada, China, South Africa and Sudan along with a number of local footballers from multicultural backgrounds.

Read more:
http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/96122/default.aspx

 

[spook]

Gee I hope Prince Nematswerani makes it.



South Pacific being competitive would indicate a few PNGians/Fijians are set to be drafted in the next decade. Great to see.

 

[TigerMasochist]

Nice to see Chris Yarran dropping back from Carlton to a standard more suited to him getting a kick. ;D

 

[MB78]

Phantom is there any father son’s players playing in the comp? Just interested as the Bulldogs this year will be 2 players that would have been in the top 25 picks.

 

[pahoffm]

Phantom is there any father son’s players playing in the comp? Just interested as the Bulldogs this year will be 2 players that would have been in the top 25 picks.

Libba & Wallis are the twoo obvoius ones.

There maybe a 3rd & 4th Footscray too, although their fathers may not have played enough games, Groenewegen from Tassie, and Smedts from the Falcons.

Also, young Murphy from NSW, I remember his dad running around with South, pre Sydney, with the likes of Browning, Quade & Morrison.

The Chargers have the younger Gotch boy.

And Jimmy Buckley's son is running around with Sandy.

There're a couple of grandsons, I believe, of some legends too.
Walker with the Falcons, we know, but Kavanaugh with the Jets is more of a hunch.
With Kavanaugh, if I'm right, his grandad didn't have the same surname.

Anyway, there the ones I know, and I haven't been close at all to the action this year.
There may be others that I've missed.


There's also a Daniher with Calder

 

[mtench]

Jack Viney, Todds son?

 

[Barnzy]

Jack Viney, Todds son?

Yeah.

If only we got so lucky with an upcoming decent father/son.

 

[pahoffm]

Jack Viney, Todds son?

Yes, sorry, the ones I noted above were from the U18s, not U16s.

So many threads, so easy to get confused!

 

[Djevv]

Did you see any of these games?

Sam Autio was prominent for NT - whom I have had a little to do with - he is tall and lanky but I think he will be a player in a few years. When I last spoke to him he was going to GWS. Did Willy Rioli play for NT? - if he did I am surprised he was not in the bests. I suspect Jed Anderson is brother of Joe Anderson of Carlton.

 

[pahoffm]

Did you see any of these games?

No. My recollection is that all the games were played in Blacktown in West Sydney.

 

[Streak]

Gee I hope Prince Nematswerani makes it.



South Pacific being competitive would indicate a few PNGians/Fijians are set to be drafted in the next decade. Great to see.

How about Slim Collins from the South Pacific.

Come to think of it, don't we have a Slim Collins already :headscratch

 

[pahoffm]

Bump.

 

[pahoffm]

Bump, for relevant review.

 

[tigs2010]

Bump, for relevant review.

It's really interesting seeing some of the guys who have dropped off like Atkins/Yarran. Irra starting out as a World XVIII player now looks like being a National Draftee.

 

[spook]

What about the Prince?

 

[pahoffm]

bump