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The Tigers have to use it's first rounder in this draft .
Height: 186 cm
Weight: 72 kg
DOB: 26/10/06
A wingman or defender who is a really versatile type, Travaglia has made an impressive start to this season with the Pioneers after playing under-16s for Vic Country last year. He is a mobile and one-touch player, both overhead and at ground level. While he does not turn 17 until October, Travaglia averaged 15.8 disposals and 3.8 marks in the opening four rounds of the Coates Talent League this season, earning him a place in the under-18 Vic Country trials.
Height: 185 cm
Weight: 82 kg
DOB: 13/05/06
An exciting midfield prospect, Day-Wicks has had two eye-catching performances in the early part of this season. The first was against Tasmania in the Coates Talent League when he had 21 disposals, six marks and six tackles and the second was in the Victoria under-18 trials against Vic Metro when he was one of his team’s most impressive players on the day with 15 disposals, six marks and a goal. Capable of taking strong contested marks and kicking special goals, he has a real appetite for the contest and is a must watch over the next 18 months.
Height: 181 cm
Weight: 79 kg
DOB: 05/01/06
A prolific ball-winning midfielder, King impressed last season with Victoria Metro in the under-16 national championships and has continued to shine this year. He averaged 24.3 disposals (13.8 contested) with the Cannons in the opening four rounds of the Coates Talent League. King was also one of the better players in the under-18 trial against Victoria Country with 21 disposals. His speed and agility are real weapons which allow him to win and distribute the football.
Height: 179 cm
Weight: 75 kg
DOB: 18/12/06
A midfielder or forward who reads the game exceptionally well, Ashcroft has one-touch clean hands and the vision to create opportunities for his team. He was a star at the AFL under-16 national championships last year, averaging 24 disposals (nine contested) and winning All-Australian honours before playing an important role in the Dragons’ premiership-winning team in the Talent League. Ashcroft started this season in excellent form, averaging 25.3 disposals (at 84% efficiency), five clearances and 4.5 tackles. These performances have come despite him not turning 17 until December. He is the younger brother of Brisbane’s Will Ashcroft, who joined the Lions with pick 2 in last year’s national draft and has already earned an AFL Rising Star nomination. Like his older brother, Levi is eligible to join the Lions next year under AFL father-son rules, given his father Marcus played 318 games for the club, including featuring in three premierships.
Height: 181 cm
Weight: 70 kg
DOB: 30/05/06
A midfielder who is a running machine, O’Sullivan works from contest to contest which enables him to accumulate plenty of the ball. He averaged 27 disposals for Victoria Country in last year’s under-16 national championships, not only winning his team’s MVP award but also getting his hands on the overall best-and-fairest award in Division 1 as well as All-Australian honours. O’Sullivan is clean with his ball handling and disposal and he has continued his form into this season. In the opening four rounds of the Coates Talent League he averaged 24.8 disposals (eight contested), three clearances and 3.5 tackles.
Height: 181 cm
Weight: 68 kg
DOB: 28/01/06
A creative midfielder with great vision, Smith has a neat step through traffic and is clean with his disposals by hand and foot. He accumulates the ball with his work ethic and aerobic capacity and won All-Australian honours last year after averaging 24.7 disposals for Vic Metro in the under-16 national championships. Smith has been very impressive in the first four rounds of the Coates Talent League this season, averaging 29 disposals (13 contested) to be one of the shining lights for the Chargers.
Height: 191 cm
Weight: 90 kg
DOB: 15/08/06
A medium forward, Welsh is an exciting prospect whose overhead marking and goal kicking are features of his game. He showed his vice-like grip and natural leap in averaging 7.7 marks (3.3 contested) along with 13.7 disposals to win All-Australian under-16 honours in the national championships last year. He is the son of former North Melbourne, Adelaide and Western Bulldogs forward Scott Welsh but is only eligible as a father-son to the Crows, where his dad played 129 of his 205 AFL games.
Height: 183 cm
Weight: 64 kg
DOB: 21/07/06
A left-footed wingman, Camporeale caught the eye as a prospect with his form for South Australia in the under-16 national championships last year. There he averaged 17.3 disposals, providing great drive for his team and using the ball effectively by hand and foot. The performances saw him rewarded with All-Australian selection. He is the son of former Carlton star Scott Camporeale, who played 233 games for the Blues, making Lucas (and his twin brother Ben who is also a promising prospect) eligible under father-son rules in the 2024 national draft.
Height: 193 cm
Weight: 86 kg
DOB: 10/04/06
An athletic defender with an impressive natural leap and strong hands overhead, Trainor is another who announced himself as a prospect while playing for Vic Metro in the under-16 national championships last year. He looked very composed down back during those championships, using the ball well on either foot and averaging 17.5 disposals and four marks to earn All-Australian honours.
Height: 194 cm
Weight: 90 kg
DOB: 17/05/06
An athletic and skilful player capable of plying his trade in defence, attack or midfield, Smillie was a dominant player for Vic Metro in last year’s under-16 national championships. He averaged 21.7 disposals (10.7 contested), four marks and 5.7 tackles to win his team’s MVP award, as well as All-Australian honours. Smillie had a taste of the Talent League at the end of last season and adapted well to the step up, which he has again demonstrated at the beginning of this year. From his first two matches for the Ranges this season, he averaged 25.5 disposals before injury struck.
Height: 182 cm
Weight: 72 kg
DOB: 03/08/06
A left-footed wingman or half back, Lindsay was a consistent player with Victoria Country in the under-16 national championships last year. His neat disposal and speed are features of his game and he averaged 21.7 disposals in the championships, showing a touch of class. He finished last year at under-18 level with the Power, including gaining some finals experience in the Talent League. Lindsay has also started solidly this season, averaging 19.5 disposals from his first two matches.
Height: 188 cm
Weight: 85 kg
DOB: 15/03/06
A medium midfielder, Langford has a penetrating left-foot and is very strong overhead and put both attributes on display in an impressive under-18 trial match in April. He logged 17 disposals amongst some of the best top-age players in Victoria in that match. His numbers have also been impressive for the Stingrays in the Coates Talent League, averaging 19.3 disposals (10.5 contested), 4.8 marks and four tackles across his first four matches.
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The Tigers have to use it's first rounder in this draft .

TOBIE TRAVAGLIA
Club: Bendigo Pioneers/ Sandhurst FC/ Catherine McAuley CollegeHeight: 186 cm
Weight: 72 kg
DOB: 26/10/06
A wingman or defender who is a really versatile type, Travaglia has made an impressive start to this season with the Pioneers after playing under-16s for Vic Country last year. He is a mobile and one-touch player, both overhead and at ground level. While he does not turn 17 until October, Travaglia averaged 15.8 disposals and 3.8 marks in the opening four rounds of the Coates Talent League this season, earning him a place in the under-18 Vic Country trials.

ARCHER DAY-WICKS
Club: Bendigo Pioneers/ Sandhurst FC/ Catherine McAulay CollegeHeight: 185 cm
Weight: 82 kg
DOB: 13/05/06
An exciting midfield prospect, Day-Wicks has had two eye-catching performances in the early part of this season. The first was against Tasmania in the Coates Talent League when he had 21 disposals, six marks and six tackles and the second was in the Victoria under-18 trials against Vic Metro when he was one of his team’s most impressive players on the day with 15 disposals, six marks and a goal. Capable of taking strong contested marks and kicking special goals, he has a real appetite for the contest and is a must watch over the next 18 months.

NASH KING
Club: Calder Cannons/ Wallan FC/ Ivanhoe GrammarHeight: 181 cm
Weight: 79 kg
DOB: 05/01/06
A prolific ball-winning midfielder, King impressed last season with Victoria Metro in the under-16 national championships and has continued to shine this year. He averaged 24.3 disposals (13.8 contested) with the Cannons in the opening four rounds of the Coates Talent League. King was also one of the better players in the under-18 trial against Victoria Country with 21 disposals. His speed and agility are real weapons which allow him to win and distribute the football.

LEVI ASHCROFT
Club: Sandringham Dragons/ Old Brighton Grammarians/ Brighton GrammarHeight: 179 cm
Weight: 75 kg
DOB: 18/12/06
A midfielder or forward who reads the game exceptionally well, Ashcroft has one-touch clean hands and the vision to create opportunities for his team. He was a star at the AFL under-16 national championships last year, averaging 24 disposals (nine contested) and winning All-Australian honours before playing an important role in the Dragons’ premiership-winning team in the Talent League. Ashcroft started this season in excellent form, averaging 25.3 disposals (at 84% efficiency), five clearances and 4.5 tackles. These performances have come despite him not turning 17 until December. He is the younger brother of Brisbane’s Will Ashcroft, who joined the Lions with pick 2 in last year’s national draft and has already earned an AFL Rising Star nomination. Like his older brother, Levi is eligible to join the Lions next year under AFL father-son rules, given his father Marcus played 318 games for the club, including featuring in three premierships.

FINN O’SULLIVAN
Club: Oakleigh Chargers/ Koroit FC/ Xavier CollegeHeight: 181 cm
Weight: 70 kg
DOB: 30/05/06
A midfielder who is a running machine, O’Sullivan works from contest to contest which enables him to accumulate plenty of the ball. He averaged 27 disposals for Victoria Country in last year’s under-16 national championships, not only winning his team’s MVP award but also getting his hands on the overall best-and-fairest award in Division 1 as well as All-Australian honours. O’Sullivan is clean with his ball handling and disposal and he has continued his form into this season. In the opening four rounds of the Coates Talent League he averaged 24.8 disposals (eight contested), three clearances and 3.5 tackles.

JAGGA SMITH
Club: Oakleigh Chargers /Richmond JFC/ Scotch CollegeHeight: 181 cm
Weight: 68 kg
DOB: 28/01/06
A creative midfielder with great vision, Smith has a neat step through traffic and is clean with his disposals by hand and foot. He accumulates the ball with his work ethic and aerobic capacity and won All-Australian honours last year after averaging 24.7 disposals for Vic Metro in the under-16 national championships. Smith has been very impressive in the first four rounds of the Coates Talent League this season, averaging 29 disposals (13 contested) to be one of the shining lights for the Chargers.

TYLER WELSH
Club: WWT/ Henley FC/ Henley High SchoolHeight: 191 cm
Weight: 90 kg
DOB: 15/08/06
A medium forward, Welsh is an exciting prospect whose overhead marking and goal kicking are features of his game. He showed his vice-like grip and natural leap in averaging 7.7 marks (3.3 contested) along with 13.7 disposals to win All-Australian under-16 honours in the national championships last year. He is the son of former North Melbourne, Adelaide and Western Bulldogs forward Scott Welsh but is only eligible as a father-son to the Crows, where his dad played 129 of his 205 AFL games.

LUCAS CAMPOREALE
Club: Glenelg/ Brighton Bombers/ Sacred Heart CollegeHeight: 183 cm
Weight: 64 kg
DOB: 21/07/06
A left-footed wingman, Camporeale caught the eye as a prospect with his form for South Australia in the under-16 national championships last year. There he averaged 17.3 disposals, providing great drive for his team and using the ball effectively by hand and foot. The performances saw him rewarded with All-Australian selection. He is the son of former Carlton star Scott Camporeale, who played 233 games for the Blues, making Lucas (and his twin brother Ben who is also a promising prospect) eligible under father-son rules in the 2024 national draft.

LUKE TRAINOR
Club: Sandringham Dragons/ Old Brighton Grammarians FC/ Brighton GrammarHeight: 193 cm
Weight: 86 kg
DOB: 10/04/06
An athletic defender with an impressive natural leap and strong hands overhead, Trainor is another who announced himself as a prospect while playing for Vic Metro in the under-16 national championships last year. He looked very composed down back during those championships, using the ball well on either foot and averaging 17.5 disposals and four marks to earn All-Australian honours.

JOSH SMILLIE
Club: Eastern Ranges/ Park Orchards FC/ Whitefriars CollegeHeight: 194 cm
Weight: 90 kg
DOB: 17/05/06
An athletic and skilful player capable of plying his trade in defence, attack or midfield, Smillie was a dominant player for Vic Metro in last year’s under-16 national championships. He averaged 21.7 disposals (10.7 contested), four marks and 5.7 tackles to win his team’s MVP award, as well as All-Australian honours. Smillie had a taste of the Talent League at the end of last season and adapted well to the step up, which he has again demonstrated at the beginning of this year. From his first two matches for the Ranges this season, he averaged 25.5 disposals before injury struck.

XAVIER LINDSAY
Club: Gippsland Power/ Leongatha FC/ Mary MacKillop CollegeHeight: 182 cm
Weight: 72 kg
DOB: 03/08/06
A left-footed wingman or half back, Lindsay was a consistent player with Victoria Country in the under-16 national championships last year. His neat disposal and speed are features of his game and he averaged 21.7 disposals in the championships, showing a touch of class. He finished last year at under-18 level with the Power, including gaining some finals experience in the Talent League. Lindsay has also started solidly this season, averaging 19.5 disposals from his first two matches.

HARVEY LANGFORD
Club: Dandenong Stingrays/ Mt Martha FC/ Mornington SCHeight: 188 cm
Weight: 85 kg
DOB: 15/03/06
A medium midfielder, Langford has a penetrating left-foot and is very strong overhead and put both attributes on display in an impressive under-18 trial match in April. He logged 17 disposals amongst some of the best top-age players in Victoria in that match. His numbers have also been impressive for the Stingrays in the Coates Talent League, averaging 19.3 disposals (10.5 contested), 4.8 marks and four tackles across his first four matches.
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