Conca is the Italian version of the French surname Conche, a topographical name for someone who lived in or near a hollow. The old French word conche meant a basin and derived from the Latin conca, a shell. Lovers of Literature would recall the English word "conch" which features prominently in William Golding's 1954 novel Lord of the Flies, the conch there being a shell used as a horn. Conca's given name Reece is appropriate for a footballer: it is a variation of the Welsh name Rhys, which derives from the Old Welsh name Ris meaning "fiery warrior".
Kevan Carroll - AFL Record.
