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AFL Vic Record Week 2.Indd Under 16 Team Lists GGIPPSLANDIPPSLAND PPOWEROWER 22015015 UU1616 TTEAMEAM DDANDENONGANDENONG SSTINGRAYSTINGRAYS 22015015 UU1616 TTEAMEAM No. Name DOB H W Local Club No. Name DOB H W Local Club 1 Callan McKeon 27/7/99 162 60 Bairnsdale 1 Kyle Nunn 23/07/99 167 70 Berwick William 2 Jarred Smith 21/05/99 167 65 Endeavour Hills 2 11/2/99 168 61 Sale Stephenson 3 Joshua Bateman 06/02/99 175 71 Langwarrin 3 Tyrone Hayes 170 65 Bairnsdale 4 Dylan Morris 21/06/99 174 66 Berwick 4 Kym Drew 12/12/99 171 61 Warragul Colts 7 Rory Mills 10/05/99 177 66 Endeavour Hills 5 Harri Sim 28/4/99 172 61 Moe 8 Aaron Darling 24/01/99 176 79 Balnarring 6 Nicholas Hogan 2/7/99 173 69 Sale 10 William Smith 25/10/99 177 62 Berwick 7 Wilson Gaudion 27/4/99 176 59 Traralgon 11 Frankie Mitropoulos 29/06/99 178 76 Endeavour Hills 8 Travis Bindley 23/9/99 176 59 Koo Wee Rup 12 Matthew Foy 11/05/99 182 75 Hastings 9 Callum Porter 22/2/99 177 67 Off icer 15 Jackson Allen 03/03/99 183 70 Rye Matthew 10 27/12/99 177 62 Fish Creek 16 Christopher Fenton 25/03/99 182 76 Endeavour Hills McGannon 21 Lachlan Cox 22/02/99 185 77 Tyabb 11 Zane Javier 15/1/99 179 69 Inverloch-Kongwak 22 Thomas Freeman 06/04/99 183 73 Mt Eliza 12 Luke Shelton 13/5/99 179 68 Maff ra 23 Taylor Hughes 29/06/99 181 70 Carrum Downs 13 Matthew Notman 13/2/99 180 66 Ellinbank 25 Hunter Clark 26/03/99 185 75 Mt Martha 14 Aidan Quigley 7/5/99 181 68 Yinnar 26 Sam Ralph 27/01/99 183 84 Rowville 15 Justin Barnes 24/11/99 181 69 Traralgon 27 Aiden Bonar 08/03/99 186 79 Seaford 16 Campbell McKenzie 9/3/99 182 80 Inverloch-Kongwak Luke Davies - 17 Darcy Barnes 24/11/99 182 76 Traralgon 28 08/06/99 186 82 Rye Uniacke 18 Changkuoth Jiath 13/6/99 182 64 Morwell 29 Jake Frawley 03/08/99 185 76 Pearcedale 19 Kale Wilson 4/3/99 183 74 Dalyston 31 Brad Williams 24/02/99 185 67 Tyabb 20 Matthew Pearce 31/3/99 185 75 Moe 32 Tom De Koning 16/07/99 193 68 Mt Martha 21 Thomas Fleming 6/5/99 185 82 Moe 39 Max Sheppard 24/06/99 189 88 Narre North Foxes 22 Conor Little 4/15/99 185 66 Traralgon 40 Bol Jok 01/01/99 190 74 Pakenham 23 Austin Hodge 4/2/99 186 71 Bairnsdale 41 Oscar Clavarino 22/05/99 192 82 Berwick 24 Cody Henness 2/7/99 189 75 Sale 42 Ty Ellison 23/01/99 192 90 Berwick 25 Jack Strong 5/10/99 191 78 Pax Hill 43 Bailey Greening 08/05/99 193 96 Crib Point 44 Angus Paterson 03/09/99 193 77 Mt Martha 45 Zachary Barrett 01/03/99 195 83 Seaford 46 Oliver Walsh 05/07/99 199 85 Mt Martha 47 Callan Gregory 30/11/99 176 67 Frankston YCW 1st Qtr 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr 3rd Qtr 2nd Qtr 2nd Qtr 36 www.vfl .com.au MMURRAYURRAY BBUSHRANGERSUSHRANGERS 22015015 UU1616 TTEAMEAM BBENDIGOENDIGO PPIONEERSIONEERS 22015015 UU1616 TTEAMEAM No. Name DOB H W Local Club No. Name DOB H W Local Club 1 Joe Richards 163 Wang Imperials 1 Darby Henderson 3/13/99 170 60.0 Echuca 2 Harry Jones 176 Wodonga 2 Billy Robertson 1/23/99 174 60.0 Sandhurst 3 Jesse Trower 174 Waaia 3 Hugh Schaeche 6/14/99 178 65.0 Sandhurst 4 Aaron Britten 180 Shepparton Swans 4 Izacc Johnson 7/27/99 170 65.0 Echuca 5 Jesse Cuccinotta 173 Shepp United 5 Mitch Thomson 5/19/99 172 57.0 Kyabram 6 Jimmy Chiller 178 Mansfi eld 6 Cade Mueller 6/2/99 173 69.0 Kyabram 7 Aaron Blackburn 181 Benalla 7 Brent Daniels 09/03/99 172 64.0 NNWU 8 Marcus O’Brien 170 Benalla Sebastian 8 4/20/99 174 70.0 Sandhurst Spijkerman 9 Jack McCartney 173 Shep Notre 9 Coby McCarthy 3/14/99 176 72 Kyabram 10 Matthew Ryan 175 Strathmerton Koondrook/ 11 Liam Schreck 175 Shep Notre 10 Jack Thomas 4/10/99 176 64.0 Barham 12 Jordan McGregor 179 Tatura 11 Inji Fyfe 8/19/99 177 67.0 Wentworth 13 Ben McIntosh 182 Albury 12 Jack Bouwmeester 7/5/99 183 70.0 Sandhurst 14 Anthony Walker 175 Shep Notre 13 Amos Farrell 15/01/99 178 69.0 Echuca W Laitham 15 181 Mooroopna 14 Joesph Zappia 5/16/99 178 69.0 Robinvale Vandermeer 15 Kane Farrell 3/17/99 179 67.0 Castlemaine 16 Jaredd Service 177 Shepparton Swans 16 Laine Fitzgerald 1/16/99 179 68.0 Balranald 17 Jordan Storer 184 Wang Magpies 17 Lewin Davis 10/11/99 179 62.0 Mildura 18 Nathan Hill 187 Benalla 18 Cooper Barber 9/17/99 180 67.0 Echuca 19 William Donaghey 189 Wodonga Raiders 19 Jeremy Pain 31/03/99 180 63.0 Moama 20 Jett Trotter 177 Euroa 20 Braydan Torpey 3/28/99 181 68.0 South Bendigo 21 Nathan Oakes 181 Nathalia 21 Joel Mullen 4/4/99 181 66.0 Eaglehawk 22 Jordon Butts 188 Shep Notre 22 Tyson Whitford 5/2/99 181 84.0 Imperials 23 Josh Kezerle 182 Shepp Swans 23 Sam Dean 1/27/99 182 65 Eaglehawk 24 Mitchell Small 190 Katunga 24 Lachlan Wallace 10/29/99 183 75.0 Sandhurst 25 Aubrey Coote 194 Shepparton United 25 Paddy Dow 10/16/99 183 72.0 Swan Hill 26 Tristan Mann 190 Albury 26 Blaide O’Connor 1/29/99 184 75.0 Robinvale 27 Rick Read 190 Dederang 27 Lachie O’Brien 9/18/99 184 73.0 Sth Mildura 28 Isaiah Jones 187 Mooroopna 28 Mitchell Kemp 1/11/99 186 70.0 Echuca 29 Floyd Bollinghaus 192 Wodonga Raiders 29 Tom Campbell 8/18/99 186 68.0 Wedderburn 30 Blake Ubergang 192 Benalla 30 Tyler May 5/24/99 189 74.0 Donald 1st Qtr 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr 3rd Qtr 2nd Qtr 2nd Qtr www.taccup.com.au 37 Under 16 Team Lists GGEELONGEELONG FFALCONSALCONS 22015015 UU1616 TTEAMEAM NNORTHORTH BBALLARATALLARAT 22015015 UU1616 TTEAMEAM No. Name DOB H W Local Club No. Name DOB H W Local Club 2 Jack Hodgson 11/5/99 164.0 57.2 St. Josephs 1 Trent Reed 4/1/1999 171 64 Cobden 4 Lachlan Noble 2/8/99 167.0 61.7 Modewarre Casterton Sandford 2 Billy Galpin 5/13/1999 175 71 FNC 5 Leigh Gorwell 14/1/99 168.0 62.0 Colac 3 Jordan Johnston 9/9/1999 176 61 North Ballarat 8 Charlie Comben 1/1/99 172.5 70.0 Geelong Grammar 4 Jordan Grant 8/2/1999 179 72 Hepburn 10 Harry Benson 12/6/99 174.5 72.6 St. Marys 5 Flynn Appleby 1/21/1999 186 75 Cohuna 12 Bayley Cockerill 15/9/99 176.0 65.0 Lara 6 Jackson Taurau 4/30/1999 188 88 Stawell 14 Ethan Floyd 15/9/99 176.5 61.6 Birregurra 7 Lachlan McLean 4/19/1999 186 79 Ouyen 16 Matt Ling 21/4/99 176.5 63.4 St. Marys 8 Lachlan Hull 5/23/1999 187 73 Clunes 18 Mitchell Chafer 25/4/99 177.0 67.0 Torquay Walpeup/ 20 Darcy French 10/10/99 177.5 72.2 Modewarre 9 Thomas Hedley 4/22/1999 187 86 Underbool 22 Thewin Robertson 9/4/99 177.5 78.0 Lara 10 Aiden Domic 7/16/1999 185 77 Mt Clear 24 Caleb Sheahan 10/2/99 178.0 66.0 Geelong Grammar 11 Kali Dawborn 2/19/1999 182 68 Dunnstown 26 Cooper Stephens 21/5/99 178.0 67.9 Colac 12 Louis Beddison 9/20/1999 183 69 Horsham 28 Harrison Ling 21/4/99 179.5 68.6 St. Marys 13 Matthieu Brehaut 5/12/1999 185 68 Ballarat 30 Louis Clift on 31/12/99 179.5 72.0 Leopold 14 Aaron Shepherd 2/5/1999 189 75 West Portland JFC 32 Jarrod Walters 10/4/99 179.5 73.5 Colac 15 Joseph Dodd 1/24/1999 170 66 East Ballarat 34 Titit Nyak 10/4/99 180.5 60.7 North Geelong 16 Mar Gattek 6/11/1999 179 61 Sth Warrnambool 36 Jonty Broughton 12/7/99 181.0 70.4 South Barwon 17 Harrison Hobbs 8/5/1999 188 68 Deakin University 38 Connor Joseph 31/7/99 182.0 75.8 Modewarre Nth Warrnambool 18 Joseph McKinnon 5/10/1999 190 96 40 James Worpel 24/1/99 183.0 79.8 Bell Park Eagles 42 Cassidy Parish 4/5/99 184.0 72.4 Winchelsea 19 Mitchell Bishop 5/28/1999 186 77 Ballarat 44 Tom Aylmer 5/9/99 188.5 72.0 South Barwon 20 Lukas Essenwanger 4/1/1999 191 74 South Rovers 46 Adam Garner 12/1/99 191.0 86.2 Colac 21 Tom Hernan 3/22/1999 189 72 Heathmere JFC 48 Ben Thomas 8/9/99 192.5 82.0 St. Josephs Nth Warrnambool 22 Connor Templeton 5/26/1999 180 65 50 Dane Hollencamp 22/10/99 194.0 76.6 Torquay Eagles DEVELOPMENT 23 Andrew Moloney 8/19/1999 176 76 Hawks Mitchell 5 Dylan Slater 4/8/99 173.0 60.3 South Colac 24 4/22/1999 178 74 East Ballarat Tuddenham 9 Aaron Stone 2/7/99 177.0 60.4 Lara Casterton Sandford 25 Ben Guthrie 5/26/1999 182 76 15 Zach Walter 28/2/99 180.5 69.9 Barwon Heads FNC 23 Harvey Murrant 7/3/99 188.0 70.9 Grovedale 26 Mackenzie Spark 5/8/1999 178 76 East Ballarat 25 Jack Baker 6/1/99 184.0 81.1 Grovedale 27 Sam Tooley 4/7/1999 186 72 Coleraine JFC 28 Callum McKay 11/9/1999 186 77 Lake Wendouree 1st Qtr 1st Qtr 4th Qtr 4th Qtr 3rd Qtr 3rd Qtr 2nd Qtr 2nd Qtr 38 www.vfl .com.au.
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