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Casey Demons 2024

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On 17/09/2024 at 15:29, Hawk the Demon said:

Jimmy Munro last year and Mitch this year - boy we need to firm things up down there.

I’d suggest there’s problems.  Players rather go and play at Rosebud or Sorrento.  Most under 18s going elsewhere

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    @KC from Casey  disappointing season out at Casey.  Tough draw and tough scheduling.  
    From this years squad, I would look to retain…

    Primary List

    Jack Bell 26.1.01. 203cm
    Leo Connolly 7.8.01 181cm
    Tyler Edwards 8.2.01 182cm
    Tom Freeman 16.4.99 188cm
    Roan Steele 22.10.01 182cm
    Mitch Szybkowski 9.1.04 186cm

    (add +4) having lost experience such as Munro, Grey, White , additional experienced players are needed !!! 

    Development List: Category A

    Riak Andrew 17.12.05 194cm
    Paddy Cross 14.2.03 183cm
    Brayden Laplanche 30.11.05 189cm
    Ned Moodie 31.3.04 190cm
    Charlie Peters 26.7.03 182cm
    Kobe Shipp 12.5.05 188cm
    Ziggy Toledo 15.4.04 194cm
    Kai Windsor 27.1.04 180cm

    (add +6) 

    Obviously the AFL listed players make up the majority of the Casey Demons playing group each game.  Assume the “Casey” club needs minimum 24 players in the squad.  Some young players (unlikely to be drafted but have shown talent and good develop with the right extra support) to try to bring onto Casey’s development group for 2025 but are Henry Hayes, Ben Hopkins, Charlie Orchard (stingrays) and Asher Eastham, Max Stobie, Max O’Donohue(power). 

    thoughts? 

    Edited by spirit of norm smith
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