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National Under 18 Championships - 2016

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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The championships ended today with Vic Metro prevailing. I will cover the final day soon but here are the details of the penultimate round from last Friday -

U18s: Jarman stars as SA topples Vic Country

Vic Country 2.0.12  3.5.23 4.10.34 9.11 (65)           

South Australia 6.0.36 9.4.58 11.8.74 11.10 (76)                                

Goals

Vic Country McCluggage 3, Ainsworth, Battle, Atley, Fowler, Battle, Worpel

South Australia Jarman 3, Coleman-Jones, Pitman, Stengle, Ladhams, Villis, Hayward, Scharenberg, Lebois

Best

Vic Country McCluggage, Ainsworth, Worpel, Atley, Piper, Brodie

South Australia Pitman, Graham, Scharenberg, Stengle, Villis, Jarman

U18s: Hayes steers Vic Metro to victory over Allies

Vic Metro 5.1.31 5.6.36 6.9.45 10.14 (74)                                  

Allies 0.5.5 4.7.31 6.10.46 8.12 (60)                 

Goals

Vic Metro Hayes 3, Kerr 2, Venables, Lyons, Higgins, Daicos, Brown

Allies Sproule 2, Brown, Hampton, Allison, Rolls, Perryman, Marshall 

Best

Vic Metro Clarke, McGrath, Lyons, Hayes, Ridley, Bunker

Allies Perryman, Bowes, Mutch, Scheer, Allison, Spargo

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    Thanks WJ great reading, top effort here, well done Vic Metro. Also great to see some of those famous names coming back, something for us all to look forward to!!!

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    After watching the last 2 rounds of the under 18s and ranking players, I think MFC would have slim pickings for their 2nd round choice.  With GWS having 4-5 academy players likely to be bid and claimed by GWS, MFC likely 2nd round pick gets shuffled down to around pick 30-34 depending on our final position.

    Having looked through the likely draftees, possible selections would be:

    ruck - Tim English

    mid- Dylan Clarke

    key back - Sam McLarty

     

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    The washup from the championships:-

    Vic Metro win Under 18s championship as Brad Scheer kicks epic game-winning goal for Allies

    Gun sons push Vic Metro to U18s crown

    Vic Metro 1.4.10 5.6.36  7.8.50 12.9 (81)      

    Western Australia 0.3.3 3.6.24 4.7.31 8.10 (58)

    Goals

    Vic Metro Kerr 3, Venables 2, Hayes 2, Gallucci 2, Taranto, Daicos, Lyons

    Western Australia Narkle 2, Fisher, Petevski-Seton, Strnadica, Clarke, Logue, Bolton, 

    Best

    Vic Metro Taranto, Gallucci, McGrath, Clarke, Brown, Venables

    Western Australia Petrevski-Seton, Narkle, English, Rotham, Powell-Pepper

    Potential top pick Brodie shines, but Allies hold on

    Victoria Country  3.1.19  4.3.27 10.5.65 10.6 (66)                   

    Allies  3.2.20 4.7.31  6.8.44 10.10 (70)

    Goals

    Vic Country Battle 4, Brodie, Piper, O'Brien, McCluggage, Fowler, Ainsworth 

    Allies Marshall 3, Maguire 2, Williams, Olango, Sproule 

    Best

    Vic Country Brodie, Atley, Battle, Worpel, O'Brien, Fowler, Drew

    Allies Mutch, Hampton, Scheer, Long, Perryman, Maguire, Marshall

    Vic Metro dominates Under-18 All Australian side

    2016 AFL UNDER-18 ALL AUSTRALIAN TEAM
 

    DEFENDERS

    Alex Villis (South Australia), Jack Maibaum (Vic Metro), Sam Walker (South Australia), Andrew McGrath (Vic Metro), Brennan Cox (South Australia), Harry Perryman (Allies) 

    MIDFIELDERS

    Zac Fisher (Western Australia), Tim English (Western Australia), Jack Graham (South Australia), Will Brodie (Vic Country), Hugh McCluggage (Vic Country), Jack Bowes (Allies) 

    FORWARDS

    Daniel Venables (Vic Metro), Josh Battle (Vic Country), Dylan Clarke (Vic Metro), Callum Brown (Vic Metro), Patrick Kerr (Vic Metro), Tim Taranto (Vic Metro) 

    INTERCHANGE


    Jonty Scharenberg (South Australia), Kobe Mutch (Allies), Sam Hayes (Vic Metro), Jordan Gallucci (Vic Metro)

    Five talking points: The Under 18 championships

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    10 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

    A little snippet from the National Under 16s championships. Jimmy Stynes' nephew - Sam Stynes - is representing Vic Metro. Sam is the son of Brian Stynes but unfortunately not a father/son chance (Brian was about 99 games short).

    Very good GAA player and part of the Dublin 1995 ALL-IRELAND winning side

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