DEPPRO WA State 16s v South Australia

The DEPPRO WA State 16s play South Australia this Saturday, June 25 in the first round of the NAB AFL National 16s Championships.

WAFC State Talent Manager Adam Jones congratulated the players selected to play South Australia and said the focus was to provide each of them with opportunities for individual development within the wider constructs of a team, while also harnessing the WA style of play and honing in on skill development.

“The players are looking forward to showcasing the skilful, hard-running football that WA is renowned for and which they have been working so hard on for the past eight months,” he said.

“We are also looking to ensure that players get the opportunity to play in multiple roles, giving them the chance to showcase their skills in all phases of the game. Selectors are confident that they have put together a talented group of young footballers who are more than capable of matching it with their peers from the other states.”

The State 16s will return from Adelaide following Saturday’s game against South Australia and then depart the following week for two games on the Gold Coast.

Photo: Captain Rylie Morgan

DEPPRO WA State 16s v South Australia

No.

Name

Surname

D.O.B

Height

Weight

WAFL Club & Community/PSA Club

1

Rylie

Morgan ©

24/03/2000

180

77

Claremont/Hale School

2

Ian

Hill

9/02/2000

171

59

Perth/Wesley College

6

Jaygar

Martin

12/03/2000

177

69

Swan Districts/Lesmurdie SHS

7

Tom

Joyce

7/03/2000

179

67

East Fremantle/Aquinas College

8

Sydney

Stack

28/04/2000

175

63

Perth/Northam SHS

9

Jason

Carter

11/01/2000

181

72

Claremont/Aquinas College

10

Jordan

Clark

16/10/2000

181

76

Claremont/Albany SHS

11

Jarrad

Fazioli

14/05/2000

172

71

Peel Thunder/Bunbury SHS

12

Ashley

Willcocks

26/07/2000

180

68

East Perth/Ellenbrook SC

14

Tyron

Smallwood

8/04/2000

177

71

Claremont/Albany SHS

15

Lachlan

Riley

2/07/2000

175

70

Peel Thunder/Bunbury SHS

16

Wil

Hickmott

11/12/2000

180

69

Subiaco/Sacred Heart College

18

Regan

Spooner

14/01/2000

189

74

South Fremantle/SEDA

20

Damon

Greaves

25/04/2000

183

66

East Perth/St Mary Mackillop College

22

Graydon

Wilson

17/02/2000

174

71

Swan Districts/Guildford Grammar

25

Louis

Miller

25/05/2000

185

80

East Perth/Scotch

26

Max

Murphy

24/03/2000

187

72

East Fremantle/Nagle Catholic College

27

Durak

Tucker

9/02/2000

187

77

Peel Thunder/Guildford Grammar

29

Tom

Medhat

16/08/2000

186

75

West Perth/Sacred Heart College

30

Dillon

O’Reilly

6/02/2000

192

80

East Fremantle/CBC Fremantle

34

Tom

O’Donnell

10/09/2000

190

78

West Perth/Prendivlle Catholic College

35

Xavier

Peacock

25/01/2000

194

83

Subiaco/SEDA

37

Billy

Chambers

30/11/1999

193

78

Peel Thunder/Pinjarra SHS

40

Tristan

Hobley

30/06/2000

182

69

Subiaco/Mater Dei College

41

Luke

Moore

7/04/2000

177

75

South Fremantle/Leeming SHS

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES

Saturday, June 25, 11.20am – WA v SA at AAMI Stadium

Monday, July 4, 3.15pm – WA v VIC Country at Metricon Stadium

Friday, July 8, 10am – WA v VIC M at Southport

*all times are local

STAFF & COACHES

Adam Jones – State Talent Manager

Clayton Anderson – Talent Programs Coordinator

Tony Micale – Coach Coordinator

Aaron Ballantyne – State Talent Officer

John Hancock – Head Coach

Ivan Barratt – Chairman of Selectors

Vince Del Prete – Team Manager

Kasey Green – Assistant Coach

Stephen Thomson – Assistant Coach

Neil Mildenhall – Assistant Coach

Adrian Bland – Runner/Development Coach

Rob Young – Ruck Coach

Simon Walsh – Strength & Conditioning Coach

Brett Buist – Physiotherapist

Emily Masters – Physiotherapist

Dr Lionel Lim – Doctor

Dr Tom Hill – Doctor