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All Australian Under 18 Team

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Metro dominate AA selections



2011 NAB AFL Under-18 All Australian team:

Defenders: Jed Anderson (NT), Michael Talia (Vic Metro), Brandon Ellis (Vic Metro), Brad Crouch (Vic Country), Brody Mihocek (Tas), Alex Forster (SA)

Midfield: Billy Longer (Vic Metro), Dom Tyson (Vic Metro), Stephen Coniglio (WA), Jaeger O’Meara (WA), Toby Greene (Vic Metro), Will Hoskin-Elliott (Vic Metro)
 


Forwards: Chad Wingard (SA), Sam Mayes (SA), Lachie Whitfield (Vic Country), Ben Kennedy (SA), Jonathon Patton (Vic Metro), John McKenzie (Tas)

Interchange: Mitchell Grigg (SA), Brodie Grundy (SA), Taylor Adams (Vic Country), Clay Smith (Vic Country)
 


Coach: Rohan Welsh (Vic Metro)


Assistant Coach: Matt Armstrong (TAS)

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    This is from Chris25 from Bigfooty.

    He seems to follow the younger leagues a lot.

    No surprises really. Eight underaged players, seven from Vic Metro, two Tasmanians and one already with GWS.

    And for those of you who prefer seeing an actual lineup rather than a list...

    b: Brandon Ellis - Michael Talia - Alex Forster

    hb: Jed Anderson - Brody Mihocek - Brad Crouch

    c: Will Hoskin-Elliot - Dom Tyson - Jaegar O'Meara

    hf: Chad Wingard - Sam Mayes - Lachie Whitfield

    f: John McKenzie - Jonathon Patton - Ben Kennedy

    r: Billy Longer - Stephen Coniglio - Toby Greene

    i: Mitchell Grigg - Brodie Grundy - Taylor Adams - Clay Smith

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    This is from Chris25 from Bigfooty.

    He seems to follow the younger leagues a lot.

    No surprises really. Eight underaged players, seven from Vic Metro, two Tasmanians and one already with GWS.

    And for those of you who prefer seeing an actual lineup rather than a list...

    b: Brandon Ellis - Michael Talia - Alex Forster

    hb: Jed Anderson - Brody Mihocek - Brad Crouch

    c: Will Hoskin-Elliot - Dom Tyson - Jaegar O'Meara

    hf: Chad Wingard - Sam Mayes - Lachie Whitfield

    f: John McKenzie - Jonathon Patton - Ben Kennedy

    r: Billy Longer - Stephen Coniglio - Toby Greene

    i: Mitchell Grigg - Brodie Grundy - Taylor Adams - Clay Smith

    Would be hard to fit into that midfield for jack, alot of quality Wingard and Whitfield on half forward etc

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    aaaaahhhhh who give a toss.

    He is still a gun junior and there is nothing to indicate that he won't continue to dominate next year. He would be a guaranteed first round in 2012 regardless of the father son (and injury of course) and he will be a perfect foil for the young talent we are developing in the mids.

    The hard in and unders- McKenzie, Viney, Moloney, Jones

    The runners and creators- Scully, Trengove, Gysberts, Nicholson, Evans, Sylvia

    And then there's blokes like Grimes, Tapscott, Blease who haven't yet had the games/chance to run through the guts...

    I just can't wait to have him playing in 2013 in red and blue.....

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