Country Football WA"
The Deppro WA State 16s continue their 2017 NAB AFL National 16s Championship campaign on Monday, July 10 at Metricon Stadium on the Gold Coast following their win over South Australia in the opening game of the championship last month.
The squad will play two games over the week against Victoria Country and Victoria Metro.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES
WA v Victoria Country
Metricon Stadium
Monday, July 10 – 12.15pm (WA time)
WA v Victoria Metro
GABBA
Friday, July 14 – 8.15am (WA time)
The Deppro WA State 16s recorded a thrilling six -point win over South Australia at Leederville Oval. After trailing by 18 points mid-way through the fourth quarter, WA kicked the last four goals of the game to win 12.13-85 to 11.13-79.
Rhai Arn Cox kicked the sealer after taking a mark in the goal square with less than two minutes left, which followed goals from Tarkyn Brogan-Henry, Jack Buller and Anthony Davis.
Davis had 23 touches to go with his three goals, while Riley Garcia collected 21 possessions and Jack Buller had 15.
The State Academy has a strong commitment to developing individual players holistically, which includes conducting leadership, nutrition and education sessions to enhance overall development.
SQUAD LIST
No.
Name
Surname
D.O.B
Height
Weight
WAFL Club & Community/PSA School
1
Rhai Arn
Cox
1/03/2001
172
69
East Perth/Mt Lawley
3
Regan
Clarke
15/06/2001
170
62
Perth/Aquinas College
4
Ashley
Brockbernd
18/12/2001
176
71
Swan Districts/Mazenod College
5
Bailey
Smith
25/07/2001
177
71
Perth/Thornlie
6
Liam
Henry
28/08/2001
182
60
Claremont/Christ Church Grammar School
7
Riley
Garcia
30/01/2001
175
65
Swan Districts/Caversham
10
Trent
Rivers
30/07/2001
181
70
East Fremantle/Bullcreek Leeming
12
Jeremy
Sharp
13/08/2001
181
66
East Fremantle/Aquinas College
13
Leno
Thomas
27/05/2001
180
65
Claremont/Belmont
15
Trey
Ruscoe
3/11/2001
190
80
East Fremantle/Aquinas College
16
Kyle
Penny
22/01/2001
180
69
Peel Thunder/South Mandurah
17
Deven
Robertson
30/06/2001
179
69
Perth/Aquinas College
18
Jack
Musika
15/04/2001
174
65
South Fremantle/Cockburn
19
Jaxon
Prior
4/06/2001
180
62
West Perth/Sorrento Duncraig
23
Matthew
Fokkema
14/08/2001
183
84
East Perth/Augusta-Margaret River
25
Jake
Pasini
6/02/2001
190
73
Swan Districts/Caversham
27
Ben
Middleton
9/09/2001
186
80
Peel Thunder/Halls Head
28
Tarkyn
Brogan-Henry
12/04/2001
184
72
Perth/Aquinas College
29
Jack
Buller
16/05/2001
194
85
Claremont/Christ Church Grammar School
30
Anthony
Davis
23/07/2001
191
72
Claremont/Hale School
31
Ryan
Hudson
16/01/2001
193
84
West Perth/Scotch College
34
Nicholas
Crump
12/02/2001
180
78
Claremont/Scotch College
35
Steele
Cahill
27/04/2001
193
75
East Perth/Trinity College
36
Nathan
Ireland
27/02/2000
196
80
Swan Districts/Bunbury Bulldogs
37
Luke
Jackson
29/09/2001
192
81
East Fremantle/Bullcreek Leeming
STAFF & COACHES
Adam Jones
Clayton Anderson
Vince Del Prete
Tony Micale
Ivan Barratt
Kane Benson
Aaron Ballantyne
Luke Sanders
Jon Dorotich
Liam Anthony
Luke Tedesco
Sam Cousens
Dr Lionel Lim
Brett Buist
Simon Walsh
Emily Masters
Harry Banyard
Darren Rumble
Dylan Ross
Dr Tom Hill
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WA Football acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the many lands across Western Australia where we train, play, and come together through football. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all First Nations people. We recognise the deep and continuing contribution First Nations peoples make to our game and our communities.
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