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National Draft nominations with a connection to Melbourne/Casey Demons

Whispering_Jack
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The Herald Sun today published the names of 863 players who have nominated for next Wednesday's National Draft (and therefore the subsequent drafts). They include recently delisted Melbourne players, Kye Declase, Marty Hore and Jay Lockhart, Melbourne NGA's Mac Andrew and Andy Moniz-Wakefield as well as Kobi George and Ryan Koo Kwet Kim (not known if theyve been registered as Melbourne NGA's for the purposes of being drafted by the club. There's also a number of Casey players who have decided to try their luck and Father-son prospect Taj Woewodin. There may be others with connections - I'm not sure if it's an exhaustive list.

Mac Andrew, Dandenong Stingrays

Jack Bell, Casey Demons

Andrew Courtney, Casey Demons

Kye Declase, Melbourne Demons

Corey Ellison, Casey Demons

Zac Foot, Casey Demons

Tom Freeman, Casey Demons

Kobi George, Dandenong Stingrays

Marty Hore, Melbourne Demons

Ryan Koo Kwet Kim, Dandenong Stingrays

Jay Lockhart, Melbourne Demons

Tom McCaffrey, Casey Demons

Lachlan Modica, Casey Demons

Andy Moniz-Wakefield, Nightcliff

James Munro, Casey Demons

Miles Shepherd, Casey Demons

Mitch White, Casey Demons

Taj Woewodin, East Fremantle

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    5 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

    The Herald Sun today published the names of 863 players who have nominated for next Wednesday's National Draft (and therefore the subsequent drafts). They include recently delisted Melbourne players, Kye Declase, Marty Hore and Jay Lockhart, Melbourne NGA's Mac Andrew and Andy Moniz-Wakefield as well as Kobi George and Ryan Koo Kwet Kim (not known if theyve been registered as Melbourne NGA's for the purposes of being drafted by the club. There's also a number of Casey players who have decided to try their luck and Father-son prospect Taj Woewodin. There may be others with connections - I'm not sure if it's an exhaustive list.

    Mac Andrew, Dandenong Stingrays

    Jack Bell, Casey Demons

    Andrew Courtney, Casey Demons

    Kye Declase, Melbourne Demons

    Corey Ellison, Casey Demons

    Zac Foot, Casey Demons

    Tom Freeman, Casey Demons

    Kobi George, Dandenong Stingrays

    Marty Hore, Melbourne Demons

    Ryan Koo Kwet Kim, Dandenong Stingrays

    Jay Lockhart, Melbourne Demons

    Tom McCaffrey, Casey Demons

    Lachlan Modica, Casey Demons

    Andy Moniz-Wakefield, Nightcliff

    James Munro, Casey Demons

    Miles Shepherd, Casey Demons

    Mitch White, Casey Demons

    Taj Woewodin, East Fremantle

    It was confirmed today by the AFL that Melbourne’s NGA nominations for the draft were Mac Andrew and Andy Moniz-Wakefield. Former NGAs in Kobi George and Ryan Koo Kwet Kim we’re not nominated by the club.

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    On 11/18/2021 at 1:57 PM, Whispering_Jack said:

    Jay Lockhart, Melbourne Demons

    I read somewhere that GWS were interested in Lockhart.

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