2015 Combine invitees

[tigertim]

SA:
Matthew Allen - Glenelg
Riley Bonner - West Adelaide
Ryan Burton - North Adelaide
Aaron Francis - West Adelaide
Cameron Hewett - North Adelaide
Oleg Markov - North Adelaide
Wayne Milera - Central Districts
Andre Parrella - Sturt
Luke Partington - Norwood
Mason Redman - Glenelg
Will Snelling - West Adelaide
Stephen Tahana - North Adelaide

Vic Country
Tom Cole - Bendigo Pioneers
Kieran Collins - Dandenong Stingrays
Charlie Curnow - Geelong Falcons
Tom Doedee - Geelong Falcons
Josh Dunkley - Gippsland Power
Thomas Glen - Dandenong Stingrays
Nash Holmes - Gippsland Power
Aidyn Johnson - Bendigo Pioneers
Thomas Jok - Dandenong Stingrays
Rhys Mathieson - Geelong Falcons
Ben McKay - Gippsland Power
Harry McKay - Gippsland Power
Kurt Mutimer - Dandenong Stingrays
Gach Nyuon - Dandenong Stingrays
Clayton Oliver - Murray Bushrangers
Darcy Parish - Geelong Falcons
Bailey Rice - Dandenong Stingrays
Josh Schache - Murray Bushrangers
Sam Skinner - Gippsland Power
Darcy Tucker - North Ballarat Rebels
Jacob Weitering - Dandenong Stingrays
Brandon White - Dandenong Stingrays

Vic Metro
Harley Balic - Sandringham Dragons
Ryan Clarke - Eastern Ranges
Ben Crocker - Oakleigh Chargers
David Cuningham - Oakleigh Chargers
Brayden Fiorini - Northern Knights
Jack Firns - Oakleigh Chargers
Jade Gresham - Northern Knights
Blake Hardwick - Eastern Ranges
Daniel Houston - Oakleigh Chargers
Liam Jeffs - Eastern Ranges
Hisham Kerbatieh - Calder Cannons
Tyrone Leonardis - Northern Knights
Darcy MacPherson - Northern Knights
Callum Moore - Calder Cannons
Alex Morgan - Oakleigh Chargers
Nick O'Kearney - Calder Cannons
James Parsons - Eastern Ranges
Jack Silvagni - Oakleigh Chargers
Sam Weideman - Eastern Ranges

Western Australia
Callum Ah Chee - South Fremantle
Greg Clark - Subiaco
Jesse Glass-McCasker - Swan Districts
Brayden Hackett - Swan Districts
Declan Mountford - Claremont
Joshua Schoenfeld - Peel Thunder
Dylan Smith - Swan Districts

NSW/ACT
Jock Cornell - Mangoplah CUE
Matthew Flynn - Narrandera
Harrison Himmelberg - Eastlake/Mangoplah CUE
Jacob Hopper - Leeton-Whitton/North Ballarat Rebels
Matthew Kennedy - Collingulli-GP
Callum Mills - North Shore
Lachlan Tiziani - Albury/Murray Bushrangers

Northern Territory
Davin Ferriera - Wanderers/Norwood
Daniel Rioli - St Marys/North Ballarat Rebels

Queensland
Mabior Chol - Yeronga
Eric Hipwood - Aspley
Ben Keays - Redlands/Morningside
Corey Wagner - Aspley
Reuben William - Wilston Grange/Zillmere

Tasmania
Mitchell Hibberd - Clarence
Kieran Lovell - Kingston Tigers

 

[tigersnake]

something thats always bugged me, why the Dandenong Stingrays? Is it just me, or is the marine animal association with Dandy odd?. The Dandenong Steamtrains? Dandenong Lyrebirds? Dandenong Lumberjacks? Dandenong Revheads, Fishtails? Carpark Cruisers? Anyway, glad thats off my chest.

 

[Baloo]

Dandy Sharps

 

[Long Lost Hernaman]

Get Oleg!

 

[tigertim]

something thats always bugged me, why the Dandenong Stingrays? Is it just me, or is the marine animal association with Dandy odd?. The Dandenong Steamtrains? Dandenong Lyrebirds? Dandenong Lumberjacks? Dandenong Revheads, Fishtails? Carpark Cruisers? Anyway, glad thats off my chest.

I think is due to the fact that they were originally the Southern Stingrays (encompassing the bayside suburbs) then there was a re-alignment and new teams were bought in ( Sandy Dragons I think) and Southern Stingrays became Dandenong Stingrays.

 

[tigertim]

from wiki:

With the focus of the VFL/AFL moving rapidly towards national competition, the old metropolitan and country Victorian zoning recruitment method for VFL/AFL clubs was phased out and at the start of 1992 the league's Under 19 competition was disbanded.

A new competition, administered by the Victorian State Football League and sponsored by the Transport Accident Commission, was formed as an avenue to where many young Victorian under-18 players make their transition to becoming senior Australian Football League players. In 1992 the competition consisted of five metropolitan teams and one country team. The initial teams were the Northern Knights, Eastern Ranges, Southern Stingrays (renamed the Dandenong Stingrays in 1995), Western Jets, Central Dragons (renamed the Prahran Dragons in 1995, then the Sandringham Dragons in 2000)[1] and Geelong Falcons.

In 1993 an additional four country teams were included – the Murray Bushrangers, Bendigo Pioneers, Gippsland Power, and Ballarat Rebels (later renamed the North Ballarat Rebels). In 1995 two additional metropolitan regions were established with the Oakleigh Chargers and Calder Cannons teams included in the competition

 

[Bowerpower]

Is Daniel Rioli from N.T , Maurice's son ?

 

[ToraToraTora]

No. Maurice's son is Maurice Jr. And by my calculations is 14-15 atm.

 

[Bowerpower]

No. Maurice's son is Maurice Jr. And by my calculations is 14-15 atm.

Thanks Triple T

 

[MTiger]

Is Daniel Rioli from N.T , Maurice's son ?

Cousin of Cyril i believe

 

[Chiang Mai Tiger]

No. Maurice's son is Maurice Jr. And by my calculations is 14-15 atm.

We'll get another Rioli yet!

 

[TigerFlag2017]

He is boarding at St Pats in Ballarat I believe.

 

[ToraToraTora]

We'll get another Rioli yet!

If he's half as good as his old man....and if he's as good! Look out!

 

[tigerdave]

I still think Ah Chee would be a good get.Whether he's there for our second round pick I'm not sure about but he's just what we need up forward.

Reckon our first pick will be offloaded for someone!

 

[The Lurker]

Good luck to James Parsons, nephew of former Tiger Steve.