NATIONAL AFL U18 CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM LISTS (Regulation 8.1)

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NATIONAL AFL U18 CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM LISTS (Regulation 8.1) Players Name State Number (Name/Surname) D.O.B. Ht. (cm) Wt. (kg) League Club/Local Club 1. Alex SAUNDERS 10 Jun 95 177 68 Gippsland Power/Bairnsdale 2. Clayton McCARTNEY 11 Jun 95 176 70 Dandenong Stingrays/Cranbourne 3. Jaden McGRATH 15 Jun 96 179 71 Bendigo Pioneers/Kerang 4. Billy HARTUNG 24 Jan 95 176 71 Dandenong Stingrays/Mornington 5. Josh MAISHMAN 26 Apr 96 178 71 Geelong Falcons/St Marys 6. Jordan CUNICO 07 May 96 184 72 Gippsland Power/Traralgon 7. Lewis TAYLOR 17 Feb 95 173 73 Geelong Falcons/Terang-Mortlake 8. Zachary MERRETT 03 Oct 95 178 73 Sandringham Dragons/Cobden 9. Zak JONES 15 Mar 95 181 74 Dandenong Stingrays/Mt Eliza 10. Josh CASHMAN 29 Dec 94 180 75 Gippsland Power/Sale 11. Josh PICKESS 12 Sep 95 180 75 Dandenong Stingrays/Frankston YCW 12. Louis HERBERT 27 Jun 94 187 75 North Ballarat Rebels/South Warrnambool 13. James HARMES 05 Oct 95 183 75 Dandenong Stingrays/Devon Meadows 14. Darcy LANG 21 Nov 95 181 75 Geelong Falcons/Colac 15. Nicholas BOURKE 22 Feb 95 187 76 Geelong Falcons/Kolora-Noorat 16. Lukas WEBB 04 Mar 96 184 77 Gippsland Power/Lakes Entrance 17. James TSITAS 03 Mar 95 180 77 Geelong Falcons/Grovedale 18. Jarman IMPEY 09 Jul 95 176 78 Murray Bushrangers/Shepparton Bears 19. Jackson NELSON 15 Mar 96 186 78 Geelong Falcons/St Marys 20. Nick HOLMAN 29 May 95 186 79 Murray Bushrangers/Kyabram 21. Ben KEARNS 12 Nov 94 184 79 Gippsland Power/Churchill 22. Matt CROUCH 21 Apr 95 181 80 North Ballarat Rebels/Beaufort 23. Daniel CAPIRON 14 Jun 96 188 80 Dandenong Stingrays/Edithvale-Aspendale 24. Josh SCOTT 03 Mar 94 188 80 Gippsland Power/Lakes Entrance 25. Aaron HEPPELL 13 Jan 95 181 78 Gippsland Power/Leongatha 26. Dallas WILLSMORE 29 May 95 190 81 North Ballarat Rebels/Walpeup Underbool 27. Isaiah MILLER 07 Jan 95 187 82 Bendigo Pioneers/Sandhurst 28. Nathan DRUMMOND 19 Jan 95 181 82 Murray Bushrangers/Mooroopna 29. Bohdi WALKER 08 Feb 96 182 82 Gippsland Power/Sale 30. Tom LAMB 19 Oct 96 191 82 Dandenong Stingrays/Edithvale-Aspendale 31. Jake MAHER 10 May 96 189 82 Bendigo Pioneers/Lalbert 32. Darcy GARDINER 22 Sep 95 192 84 Geelong Falcons/Queenscliff 33. Fraser FORT 04 Oct 95 196 84 Geelong Falcons/South Barwon 34. Jye CROSS 28 Mar 95 191 85 Geelong Falcons/Bannockburn 35. Jake THOMAS 09 May 95 201 89 Gippsland Power/Sale 36. Patrick McCARTIN 19 Apr 96 192 90 Geelong Falcons/St Josephs 37. Hugh GODDARD 24 Aug 96 195 92 Geelong Falcons/Geelong Amateurs 38. Jack LESLIE 27 Apr 95 198 93 Gippsland Power/Sale 39. Kyle HENDY 26 Feb 94 199 93 North Ballarat Rebels/Stawell Warriors 40. Brady EGAN 18 Dec 94 188 84 Dandenong Stingrays/Rye SIGNED:____________________________________POSITION:__________________________________ DATE:__________________________________ .

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