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The Casey Scorpions 2010 is now out:

NO. SURNAME FIRSTNAME DOB HT WT PREVIOUS CLUB

1 Matthews Kyle 17/12/1985 178 74 Ringwood

2 Simpson Scott 19/10/1989 196 96 Geelong (AFL)

3 Creed Ryan 08/05/1988 177 77 Monbulk/Eastern Ranges

4 Waite Ben 30/06/1984 190 100 Old Haileybury

5 Stockdale Michael 29/08/1990 178 75 Gippsland Power

6 Nicholls Danny 02/03/1987 177 80 Collingwood (VFL)/Rowville

7 Sykes Brad 21/09/1990 179 75 Bonbeach

8 Campbell Andrew 09/05/1989 189 92 Emerald

9 Moore Matthew 26/11/1986 194 93 De La Salle

10 Chivers Glenn 09/04/1989 190 88 St. Kilda/Oakleigh Chargers

11 Wall James 05/01/1987 197 93 St. Kilda/Sydney/Calder Cannons

12 Fieldsend Matt 14/12/1985 178 79 De La Salle

13 Taylor James 20/12/1984 181 84 Spingvale (VFL)/Phillip Island

14 Panozza Evan 31/10/1987 190 85 Eastern Ranges

15 Mohr Tim 19/10/1988 195 98 Tasmania (VFL)/Tassie Mariners

16 Clay Chris 29/01/1988 181 81 Avondale Heights/Calder Cannons

17 McGough Rian 23/04/1988 179 80 Avondale Heights/Calder Cannons

18 Woodhead Dean 25/05/1990 193 87 Gippsland Power/Drouin Hawks

19 Dowse Mitch 24/09/1991 176 77 Gippsland Power/Heyfield

20 Macreadie Ben 05/01/1988 181 85 Rosedale

21 Burke Liam 18/11/1987 187 85 Upwey

22 Weekes Mark 23/05/1990 187 83 Williamstown (VFL)

23 Smith Tim 16/10/1990 175 74 Seaford

24 Purdy Cam 20/06/1989 191 90 East Ringwood

25 Lees Wade 25/04/1988 185 86 East Burwood/Sandringham Dragons

26 Patti Gus 19/07/1990 192 87 Dandenong Stingrays

27 Plummer Ricky 11/06/1991 175 73 Peninsula Grammar/Mount Eliza

28 Wylie Chris 29/04/1991 198 95 Gippsland Power/Poowong

29 Bell David 26/05/1987 183 90 Upwey

30 Leeds Toby 05/08/1990 198 94 Sale

31 McDonald Luke 29/04/1990 195 92 Eastern Ranges

32 Petropoulos William 27/05/1991 173 75 Dandenong Stingrays

33 Tynan Luke 08/10/1991 183 80 Gippsland Power/Garfield

34 Lillie Matt 30/04/1989 195 88 Old Haileybury

35 Dowse Nic 24/09/1991 174 72 Heyfield

36 Johnson Michael 11/12/1990 190 83 Mazenod Old Collegians

37 Costigan Jed 25/02/1990 180 82 Maffra/Gippsland Power

38 Riseley Michael 21/12/1988 190 80 Woori Yallock

39 Jones Braedon 09/03/1991 184 75 Balmain (NSW)

40 Caneva Ben 25/08/1990 193 90 Vermont

41 Hillberg Aaron 29/08/1989 190 88 Korumburra-Bena

42 Cleven Dean 31/03/1989 194 97 Monbulk

43 Charalambous Stephen 21/08/1989 177 70 Karingal

44 Bedggood Daniel 04/06/1991 185 72 Maffra

45 Egan Jack 24/08/1991 180 89 Mount Eliza

46 Strauss * James 14/06/1990 185 82 Oakleigh Chargers/Canterbury

47 Blease * Sam 19/02/1991 184 78 Eastern Ranges/Norwood (VMFL)

48 Cheney * Kyle 25/08/1989 186 87 North Ballarat Rebels/Warrack Eagles

49 Fitzpatrick * Jack 26/06/1991 200 89 Western Jets/Wyndhamvale

50 Dunn * Lynden 14/05/1987 192 95 Calder Cannons/Moonee Valley

51 Jurrah * Liam 22/09/1988 188 83 Collingwood (VFL)/Yuenduma Magpies (NT)

52 Jamar * Mark 9/08/1983 198 104 North Adelaide (SA)

53 Bennell * Jamie 7/06/1990 179 75 Swan Districts (WA)

54 Jetta * Neville 12/02/1990 180 78 Swan Districts (WA)

55 Maric * Addam 18/04/1990 176 77 Calder Cannons/Greenvale

56 Bell * Daniel 13/04/1985 186 91 Glenelg (SA)

57 Scully * Tom 15/05/1991 182 77 Dandenong Stingrays/Narre Warren

58 Hughes # Danny 10/12/1986 186 84 Sandringham (VFL)

59 Spencer # Jake 9/10/1989 203 100 Redlands (Qld)

60 Watts * Jack 26/03/1991 196 88 Sandringham Dragons/East Sandringham

61 Meesen # John 20/06/1986 200 100 Adelaide/Geelong Falcons/Modewarre

62 Bartram * Clint 16/02/1988 181 82 Geelong Falcons/Ocean Grove

63 Petterd * Ricky 24/07/1988 185 85 Broadbeach (Qld)

64 Trengove * Jack 02/09/1991 185 85 Sturt (SA)

65 Martin * Stefan 17/11/1986 198 100 Sandringham (VFL)/Old Haileybury

66 McKenzie # Jordie 21/06/1990 186 79 Geelong Falcons/Terang-Mortlake

67 Tapscott * Luke 28/06/1991 180 87 North Adelaide (SA)

68 Gysberts * Jordan 11/06/1991 190 84 Eastern Ranges/Yarra Valley Grammar

69 Bail * Rohan 26/06/1988 183 81 Mt Gravatt (Qld)

70 Newton # Michael 27/04/1987 193 91 Murray Bushrangers/Whorouly

71 Healey # Rhys 13/04/1990 186 84 Bendigo Pioneers/Eaglehawk

72 Frawley * James 20/09/1988 193 91 North Ballarat Rebels/East Point

73 Wonaeamirri * Austin 2/10/1988 176 76 Norwood (SA)/St Marys (NT)

74 Macdonald * Joel 10/10/1984 188 88 Brisbane/Mt Gravatt (Qld)

75 Johnson * Paul 26/06/1984 199 103 West Coast/Dandenong Stingrays

76 Garland * Colin 28/04/1988 191 87 Tasmania (VFL)/Tassie Mariners

77 Gawn * Max 30/12/1991 208 104 Sandringham Dragons/Ormond

78 McNamara * Tom 29/04/1990 190 89 South Adelaide (SA)

79 Sylvia * Colin 8/11/1985 186 85 Bendigo Pioneers/Merbein

80 Grimes * Jack 11/05/1989 187 85 Northern Knights/Hurstbridge

81 Miller * Brad 6/07/1983 194 94 Mt Gravatt (Qld)

Bate * Matthew 24/05/1987 192 91 Eastern Ranges/Croydon

Bruce * Cameron 30/09/1979 190 85 MHSOB

Davey * Aaron 10/06/1983 177 74 Port Melbourne (VFL)/Palmerston (NT)

Green * Brad 13/03/1981 184 83 Tassie Mariners/Northern Bombers

Jones * Nathan 20/01/1988 180 82 Dandenong Stingrays/Mt Eliza

McDonald * James 5/10/1976 180 75 Old Xaverians/North Ballarat Rebels

Moloney * Brent 28/01/1984 182 86 Geelong/Geelong Falcons

Morton * Cale 18/01/1990 192 85 Claremont (WA)

Rivers * Jared 18/10/1984 192 92 North Adelaide (SA)

Warnock * Matthew 3/04/1984 194 95 Sandringham (VFL)

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Looking at the 2010 list- what do you feel Casey needs to do to go further? These are my thoughts-- One thing,I see is to get all players onto the park.Players like-2 Simpson Scott 19/10/1989 196 96 Geelong (AFL),is he up to a full season or get rid of him?

I think we missed a Waite Ben 30/06/1984 190 100 Old Haileybury for the year along with Stockdale Michael 29/08/1990 178 75 Gippsland Power.McDonald Luke 29/04/1990 195 92 Eastern Ranges played ok either at CHB or forward and could make a player.

And with natural improvement from the MFC list,Casey should really look forward to a higher position next year. Hopefully with their captain back in the fold-Matthews Kyle 17/12/1985 178 74 Ringwood teaming up with-I think the recruit of the year-Nicholls Danny 02/03/1987 177 80 Collingwood (VFL)/Rowville,they will make a formidable outfit.May need a ruckman and a tall backman to add to the list.Your opinions please.

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The problem is that while VFL clubs can put in some preparatory recruiting work at this time and they never stop looking for prospective players, they are constrained by the fact that they need to wait till the outcome of the trades and drafts (including the rookie draft which takes place about a week before Christmas). It's only then that many players are prepared to commit and that the VFL counterparts know what to look for e.g. if Melbourne rookied 2 or 3 more ruckmen, you wouldn't expect Casey to go out and chase too many players of the same type.

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The problem is that while VFL clubs can put in some preparatory recruiting work at this time and they never stop looking for prospective players, they are constrained by the fact that they need to wait till the outcome of the trades and drafts (including the rookie draft which takes place about a week before Christmas). It's only then that many players are prepared to commit and that the VFL counterparts know what to look for e.g. if Melbourne rookied 2 or 3 more ruckmen, you wouldn't expect Casey to go out and chase too many players of the same type.

Got your point totally but a seasoned CHB is what the club needs IMO. And they could go and get one of those.

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