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DRAFT COMBINE

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Combine results: who stole the show?

2014 NAB AFL DRAFT COMBINE STANDOUT RESULTS

3km time trial (minutes : seconds)

Jack Hiscox 9:18

Tom Lamb 9:45

Alex Neal-Bullen 9:54

Billy Stretch 9:57

Nathan Drummond 9:59

Josh Deluca-Cardillo 10:07

Daniel McKenzie 10:07

Connor Menadue 10:07

Liam Duggan 10:11

Jack Steele 10:11

Beep test/shuttle run (level)

Caleb Daniel 16.1

Jack Hiscox 16.1

Nathan Drummond 15.9

Tom Lamb 15.5

Ed Langdon 15.3

Jarrod Garlett 15.2

Alex Neal-Bullen 15.2

Jason Castagna 15.2

Billy Stretch 15.1

Jack Steele 15.1

Jordan Cunico 14.12

Christian Petracca 14.12

Kicking test (score out of 30)

Nakia Cockatoo 29

Daniel Howe 28

Kyle Langford 28

Toby McLean 27

Michael Mattingly 27

Nathan Drummond 27

Dean Gore 27

Brett Eddy 27

Clem Smith 26

Liam Duggan 26

Brayden Maynard 26

Jack Steele 26

Ed Vickers-Willis 26

Mitch McGovern 26

Clean hands test (score out of 30)

Nathan Drummond 26

Paddy Brophy 26

Reece McKenzie 26

Tyler Keitel 26

Dougal Howard 26

Michael Mattingly 25

Brett Eddy 25

Caleb Daniel 25

Jake Johansen 25

Jarrod Garlett 25

Brydan Hodgson 25

Marc Pittonet 25

Liam Dawson 25

Jack Cripps 25

Goalkicking test (score out of 30)

Dean Gore 30

Keenan Ramsey 30

Nathan Drummond 25

Paddy Brophy 25

Michael Mattingly 25

Liam Dawson 25

Cory Gregson 25

Aidan Anderson 25

Dougal Howard 24

Jarrod Garlett 24

Jack Cripps 24

Bailey Dale 24

Declan Hamilton 24

20 metre sprint results (sec)

Marvin Baynham 2.81

Oleg Markov 2.87

Jarrod Pickett 2.87

Reece McKenzie 2.87

Connor Menadue 2.88

Nakia Cockatoo 2.90

Ed Langdon 2.92

Paddy Brophy 2.93

Conor McKenna 2.93

Nathan Drummond 2.93

Agility results (sec)

Clem Smith 8.09

Daniel McKenzie 8.10

Conor McKenna 8.12

Jarrod Pickett 8.13

Teia Miles 8.27

Lukas Webb 8.28

Josh McGuinness 8.33

Billy Stretch 8.33

Kyle Langford 8.36

Jack Lonie 8.37

Repeat sprint results (sec)

Nakia Cockatoo 23.93

Nathan Drummond 23.95

Daniel Nielson 23.99

Daniel McKenzie 24.02

Ed Langdon 24.06

Oleg Markov 24.14

Connor Menadue 24.14

Conor McKenna 24.16

Matthew Goodyear 24.49

Jack Hiscox 24.36

Standing vertical jump (cm)

Marvin Baynham 88

Jarrod Garlett 76

Nathan Drummond 76

Christian Petracca 74

Nakia Cockatoo 73

James Rose 73

Dean Gore 72

Nicholas Coughlan 72

Evan Bruinsma 72

Reece McKenzie 72

Tom Read 72

Running vertical jump (cm)

Evan Bruinsma 97

Marvin Baynham 95

Daniel McKenzie 94

Billy Gowers 93

Nathan Drummond 90

Nakia Cockatoo 89

Matthew Uebergang 87

Mitch McGovern 87

James Rose 87

Matthew Hammelmann 87

For me I really hope we can pick up Nakia Cockatoo with a late teens or early second round pick.

I think this year he is the gem that will slide, the one in years to come that will be in the same category as your Shuey, Zaharakis, D.Beams & Hannebery (all went at #19, #23, #29, #30 in the 2008 draft).

He was forgotten throughout the year due to injury, came down and in his first game back had a blinder in the GF opener.

By all reports and as tested he has an excellent kick, previously said to have clean hands (wasn't in the top of the testing order), that rare Dangerfield/ Judd sprinting speed where he tucks it under the arm and is off, bloody strong and solid build & height 188 cm (will easily and quickly bulk up further - ready for AFL), and he's not afraid to get his nose dirty on the inside by winning the contested ball. Secondly to all that he appears to have a fantastic personality and as reported very coachable.

I can only presume the one thing currently limiting his potential is his endurance due to a year struck down by injury. If so I have no doubt once in the correct AFL environment that will improve.

He for me is the one name, highest on my order I would love to see the club get (late teens or early second round pick).

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Nathan Drummond, who is he? Features prominently in all testing results.

19 year old, was injured last year, came back as a over ager. Had injury issues again, but was very good when he played. Tough nut in midfield, uses it well.

Probably a fringe second rounder onward, but think he has plenty to offer. Obviously has a great pace/endurance combo.

 

For me I really hope we can pick up Nakia Cockatoo with a late teens or early second round pick.

I think this year he is the gem that will slide, the one in years to come that will be in the same category as your Shuey, Zaharakis, D.Beams & Hannebery (all went at #19, #23, #29, #30 in the 2008 draft).

He was forgotten throughout the year due to injury, came down and in his first game back had a blinder in the GF opener.

By all reports and as tested he has an excellent kick, previously said to have clean hands (wasn't in the top of the testing order), that rare Dangerfield/ Judd sprinting speed where he tucks it under the arm and is off, bloody strong and solid build & height 188 cm (will easily and quickly bulk up further - ready for AFL), and he's not afraid to get his nose dirty on the inside by winning the contested ball. Secondly to all that he appears to have a fantastic personality and as reported very coachable.

I can only presume the one thing currently limiting his potential is his endurance due to a year struck down by injury. If so I have no doubt once in the correct AFL environment that will improve.

He for me is the one name, highest on my order I would love to see the club get (late teens or early second round pick).

The speculation is that he may have jumped beyond our second round pick.

Would be happy to package something that would see us get a mid 1st rounder for Cockatoo. He's an exciting prospect.


Combine results: who stole the show? 2014 NAB AFL DRAFT COMBINE STANDOUT RESULTS

3km time trial (minutes : seconds)

Jack Hiscox 9:18

Tom Lamb 9:45

Alex Neal-Bullen 9:54

Billy Stretch 9:57

Nathan Drummond 9:59

Josh Deluca-Cardillo 10:07

Daniel McKenzie 10:07

Connor Menadue 10:07

Liam Duggan 10:11

Jack Steele 10:11Beep test/shuttle run (level)

Caleb Daniel 16.1

Jack Hiscox 16.1

Nathan Drummond 15.9

Tom Lamb 15.5

Ed Langdon 15.3

Jarrod Garlett 15.2

Alex Neal-Bullen 15.2

Jason Castagna 15.2

Billy Stretch 15.1

Jack Steele 15.1

Jordan Cunico 14.12

Christian Petracca 14.12Kicking test (score out of 30)

Nakia Cockatoo 29

Daniel Howe 28

Kyle Langford 28

Toby McLean 27

Michael Mattingly 27

Nathan Drummond 27

Dean Gore 27

Brett Eddy 27

Clem Smith 26

Liam Duggan 26

Brayden Maynard 26

Jack Steele 26

Ed Vickers-Willis 26

Mitch McGovern 26Clean hands test (score out of 30)

Nathan Drummond 26

Paddy Brophy 26

Reece McKenzie 26

Tyler Keitel 26

Dougal Howard 26

Michael Mattingly 25

Brett Eddy 25

Caleb Daniel 25

Jake Johansen 25

Jarrod Garlett 25

Brydan Hodgson 25

Marc Pittonet 25

Liam Dawson 25

Jack Cripps 25Goalkicking test (score out of 30)

Dean Gore 30

Keenan Ramsey 30

Nathan Drummond 25

Paddy Brophy 25

Michael Mattingly 25

Liam Dawson 25

Cory Gregson 25

Aidan Anderson 25

Dougal Howard 24

Jarrod Garlett 24

Jack Cripps 24

Bailey Dale 24

Declan Hamilton 2420 metre sprint results (sec)

Marvin Baynham 2.81

Oleg Markov 2.87

Jarrod Pickett 2.87

Reece McKenzie 2.87

Connor Menadue 2.88

Nakia Cockatoo 2.90

Ed Langdon 2.92

Paddy Brophy 2.93

Conor McKenna 2.93

Nathan Drummond 2.93Agility results (sec)

Clem Smith 8.09

Daniel McKenzie 8.10

Conor McKenna 8.12

Jarrod Pickett 8.13

Teia Miles 8.27

Lukas Webb 8.28

Josh McGuinness 8.33

Billy Stretch 8.33

Kyle Langford 8.36

Jack Lonie 8.37Repeat sprint results (sec)

Nakia Cockatoo 23.93

Nathan Drummond 23.95

Daniel Nielson 23.99

Daniel McKenzie 24.02

Ed Langdon 24.06

Oleg Markov 24.14

Connor Menadue 24.14

Conor McKenna 24.16

Matthew Goodyear 24.49

Jack Hiscox 24.36Standing vertical jump (cm)

Marvin Baynham 88

Jarrod Garlett 76

Nathan Drummond 76

Christian Petracca 74

Nakia Cockatoo 73

James Rose 73

Dean Gore 72

Nicholas Coughlan 72

Evan Bruinsma 72

Reece McKenzie 72

Tom Read 72Running vertical jump (cm)

Evan Bruinsma 97

Marvin Baynham 95

Daniel McKenzie 94

Billy Gowers 93

Nathan Drummond 90

Nakia Cockatoo 89

Matthew Uebergang 87

Mitch McGovern 87

James Rose 87

Matthew Hammelmann 87

Totally agree with G is G

Drummond is either made for football

Or is a basketballer.

Does anyone have info?

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Combine results: who stole the show?

2014 NAB AFL DRAFT COMBINE STANDOUT RESULTS

3km time trial (minutes : seconds)

Jack Hiscox 9:18

Tom Lamb 9:45

Alex Neal-Bullen 9:54

Billy Stretch 9:57

Nathan Drummond 9:59

Josh Deluca-Cardillo 10:07

Daniel McKenzie 10:07

Connor Menadue 10:07

Liam Duggan 10:11

Jack Steele 10:11

Beep test/shuttle run (level)

Caleb Daniel 16.1

Jack Hiscox 16.1

Nathan Drummond 15.9

Tom Lamb 15.5

Ed Langdon 15.3

Jarrod Garlett 15.2

Alex Neal-Bullen 15.2

Jason Castagna 15.2

Billy Stretch 15.1

Jack Steele 15.1

Jordan Cunico 14.12

Christian Petracca 14.12

Kicking test (score out of 30)

Nakia Cockatoo 29

Daniel Howe 28

Kyle Langford 28

Toby McLean 27

Michael Mattingly 27

Nathan Drummond 27

Dean Gore 27

Brett Eddy 27

Clem Smith 26

Liam Duggan 26

Brayden Maynard 26

Jack Steele 26

Ed Vickers-Willis 26

Mitch McGovern 26

Clean hands test (score out of 30)

Nathan Drummond 26

Paddy Brophy 26

Reece McKenzie 26

Tyler Keitel 26

Dougal Howard 26

Michael Mattingly 25

Brett Eddy 25

Caleb Daniel 25

Jake Johansen 25

Jarrod Garlett 25

Brydan Hodgson 25

Marc Pittonet 25

Liam Dawson 25

Jack Cripps 25

Goalkicking test (score out of 30)

Dean Gore 30

Keenan Ramsey 30

Nathan Drummond 25

Paddy Brophy 25

Michael Mattingly 25

Liam Dawson 25

Cory Gregson 25

Aidan Anderson 25

Dougal Howard 24

Jarrod Garlett 24

Jack Cripps 24

Bailey Dale 24

Declan Hamilton 24

20 metre sprint results (sec)

Marvin Baynham 2.81

Oleg Markov 2.87

Jarrod Pickett 2.87

Reece McKenzie 2.87

Connor Menadue 2.88

Nakia Cockatoo 2.90

Ed Langdon 2.92

Paddy Brophy 2.93

Conor McKenna 2.93

Nathan Drummond 2.93

Agility results (sec)

Clem Smith 8.09

Daniel McKenzie 8.10

Conor McKenna 8.12

Jarrod Pickett 8.13

Teia Miles 8.27

Lukas Webb 8.28

Josh McGuinness 8.33

Billy Stretch 8.33

Kyle Langford 8.36

Jack Lonie 8.37

Repeat sprint results (sec)

Nakia Cockatoo 23.93

Nathan Drummond 23.95

Daniel Nielson 23.99

Daniel McKenzie 24.02

Ed Langdon 24.06

Oleg Markov 24.14

Connor Menadue 24.14

Conor McKenna 24.16

Matthew Goodyear 24.49

Jack Hiscox 24.36

Standing vertical jump (cm)

Marvin Baynham 88

Jarrod Garlett 76

Nathan Drummond 76

Christian Petracca 74

Nakia Cockatoo 73

James Rose 73

Dean Gore 72

Nicholas Coughlan 72

Evan Bruinsma 72

Reece McKenzie 72

Tom Read 72

Running vertical jump (cm)

Evan Bruinsma 97

Marvin Baynham 95

Daniel McKenzie 94

Billy Gowers 93

Nathan Drummond 90

Nakia Cockatoo 89

Matthew Uebergang 87

Mitch McGovern 87

James Rose 87

Matthew Hammelmann 87

Just checking Christian Petracca's testing at the draft combine in view of claims that he didn't test up to pick # 1 standard.

He featured in the top group in the beep test and the vertical standing jump. The knock on him was that he pulled out of the 3km time trial due to injury. Now, if he did a b/t of close to 15, I doubt that he would have many problems completing a handy 3k time so I conclude that the story about his testing not being up to scratch is wrong. Not just that but I'm wondering what's necessary to demonstrate a candidate has tested up to # 1 standard and what do you do with players who didn't test at all - McCartin anyone?

Pretty sure the testing means more the personality side of it, character leadership etc..

McCartin didn't even test at the draft camp so don't know how he is a number 1 choice based on draft camp results.

 
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Pretty sure the testing means more the personality side of it, character leadership etc..

McCartin didn't even test at the draft camp so don't know how he is a number 1 choice based on draft camp results.

The personality side of things isn't really part of testing as such but those aspects are important in a club's due diligence. That said, the reports I've heard about Petracca have been complimentary in that he has great self-confidence and strength in the way he goes about things. If it's true that the Saints have really decided against him because his testing wasn't up to speed, it's poor of them to allow that view into the public domain and could backfire badly.

The personality side of things isn't really part of testing

Not the testing you quoted but it is part of the test. All players do a personality profile, or at least they did. Can't imagine it's changed.


You didn't read the second part of the sentence you quoted.

4.55 AM WJ!

Did you wet the bed?

No, I'm not as old as you are OD. :huh:

An alarm went off next door and woke me up so I scanned the pages of Demonland to make sure that everything was good in the world while others slept.

That is a serious debate for another time WJ

Did you find anyone else who had alarm problems?

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