WA Football has selected a 32 player squad for this year’s Marsh AFL National Development Championships – U16 Boys.
East Fremantle and Perth each have six representatives, while Claremont, the Southwest and West Perth each have four players in the squad.
Seven train on players have also been given the chance to impress selectors.
WA Football State Talent Manager Adam Jones has declared 2025 an exciting opportunity for those selected.
“We’re really pleased with the group assembled and believe they will get the best chance to succeed in this program,” Jones said.
“I know every player is excited about coming together as a group, training together and representing our state.”
The State 16s will take part in an induction event at Subiaco Oval later today.
WA plays its first match of the Championships against South Australia at HIF Health Insurance Oval on Saturday, June 21.
2025 WA State 16’s Academy
Jacob Kee
Claremont
Charlie Williams
Claremont
Will Blaxell
Claremont
Carl Rex
Claremont
James Artemis
East Fremantle
Hunter Hearn
East Fremantle
Noah Hannaford
East Fremantle
Oscar Richardson
East Fremantle
Jake Oliver
East Fremantle
Troy Warner
East Fremantle
Axel Walsh
East Perth
Kobe Lam
East Perth
Saxon Carr
Peel Thunder
Dylan Dunlop
Perth
Fynn Tomasini
Perth
Ashley Clayton
Perth
Finn Gunton
Perth
Kye Inferrera
Perth
Will Jones
Perth
Taj Allan
Southwest / Swan Districts
Jack Worsfold
Southwest / South Fremantle
Tarykn Eichner
Southwest / Peel Thunder
Campbell Rodgers
Southwest / Peel Thunder
Coby Douglas
South Fremantle
Angus Abbonizio
Subiaco
Sam O’Brien
Subiaco
Xavier Daniel
Swan Districts
Djayvian Narrier
Swan Districts
Lachlan Jones
West Perth
Rafe Williamson
West Perth
Campbell Creyk
West Perth
Maxim Collins
West Perth
Train On’s
Jayke Taylor
East Fremantle
Tait Abbott
East Fremantle
Alexander Edwards
East Fremantle
Xavier Little
Peel Thunder
Oliver Edwards
Peel Thunder
Beau Mepham
Perth
Max Jones
South Fremantle
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