Past Draft Camps

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I thought I'd post some past draft camp results and articles that can now be looked back on.

The first is from the 2001 superdraft. The only  youngster we drafted that year was Rodan at pick 33.

Courtesy of AFL.com.au

Small Midfielders

1. STEVEN ARMSTRONG (Perth) – Had an impressive camp producing fine results in the running vertical jump, 20m sprint, agility and shuttle run. Is likely to be taken as a 1st or 2nd Round Draft choice. A strong running midfielder for his size.

2. CAMPBELL BROWN (Oakleigh) – Son of legendary football figure Mal. Showed strong competitiveness at the camp and recorded good results in the 20m sprint. A strong tackler who can play in the midfield or down back.

3. ANDREW BROWNE (Claremont) – Determined small midfielder who showed great pace, clean hands and endurance during the skills session at Phillip. Has fine goal sense and is also a strong leader.

4. DANIEL ELSTONE (Bendigo Pioneers) – Elstone showed a strong work ethic at the camp and produced consistent results, particularly in the running vertical jump and shuttle run tests.

5. SHANE HARVEY (Northern Knights) – Showed fine skills in the wet at the training session held at Phillip. Very similar type to his brother Brent of the Kangaroos. Good front and square at the ball. Could go as early as a 1st or 2nd Round Draft choice.

6. ADAM JONES (Subiaco) – Was hindered by osteitis pubis during the camp and was unable to run.

7. RICK LADSON (Bendigo Pioneers) – Is touted as a likely 1st or 2nd Round Draft choice, Ladson showed clean hands and a touch of class in the skills session. He produced excellent results in the shuttle run and also showed good agility. The tallest player of the small midfielders group.

8. LEIGH MONTAGNA (Northern Knights) – Was restricted at the camp due to a recent medial ligament strain on his right knee. Was unable to compete in running drills.

9. DAVID RODAN (Calder Cannons) – Arguably the stand out performer at the 2001 Draft Camp. Rodan, a back-to-back Morrish Medallist, blitzed in the Shuttle Run (beep test) and the 3km-time trial. Has an excellent character and did everything in his power to say ‘pick me’. Would be a tragedy if he missed out, as his only question mark is his height (170cm).

10. ASHLEY SAMPI (South Fremantle) – Rated by many as a definite Top 10 pick, Sampi should be selected in the Top 5-6. To watch Sampi’s skills in the wet was a delight, as he added great ball handling with a touch of class. Recorded a fine score of 2.92 in the 20m sprint test and has a fine character to match.

11. ADAM SCHNEIDER (NSW/ACT Rams) – Was unable to complete the running drills due to re-injuring his calf in the vertical jump test.

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Medium Midfielders

12. LUKE BALL (Sandringham Dragons) – Is touted as the No.1 Draft pick. Has huge expectations placed on him, but has the character to handle the pressure. Is related to former Hawks’ John Kennedy and Peter Russo – both his uncle – and ironically is likely to be drafted by Hawthorn. The Hawks claimed the first pick in the Draft from Fremantle after giving up young gun Trent Croad, due to Ball being rated by many as the best young midfielder going around. Produced fine results in the 20m Sprint, 3km-time trial and shuttle run.

13. JAMES BARTEL (Geelong Falcons) – Was too young to be drafted last year after he was invited to the 2000 Draft Camp, but is likely to be hot property in 2001. Has been touted as a Top 15 Draft pick and showed glimpses of his talent in the skills session – where he is rated as a ball magnet.

14. ANDREW CARRAZZO (Oakleigh Chargers) – Had stress problems in his left shin and was unable to run.

15. XAVIER CLARKE (St Marys) – Exciting youngster, who shone in the 20m sprint with a time of 2.94. Clarke, has a terrific character, possesses great skills and is touted as a 1st Round draftee. Is rated the best player under-age player from the Northern Territory. Will be one to watch.

16. RICHARD COLE (Pioneers/Eastern Ranges) – Originally from Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory, Cole shifted to Victoria where he played TAC Cup with the Eastern Ranges. Made his second appearance at the Draft Camp, after he attended, yet was too young to be selected in the 2000 National Draft. Was severely restricted at the camp with multiple injuries, but like Clarke, looms as a 1st Round Draft choice.

17. RYAN CROWLEY (Calder Cannons) – Had a viral infection and was restricted with some results, but still managed to record a solid result in the 3km-Time Trial.

18. MARK DUBYNA (Sandringham Dragons) – Topped the 20m Sprint in the medium midfielders and also produced good results in the agility tests.

19. STEVEN EICHNER (Port Magpies) – Similar looking type to another former Magpie and current Demon in Troy Broadbridge. Eichner topped the standing vertical jump in his group, while he also came first off the left foot in the running vertical jump. He also recorded good results in the 20m Sprint.

20. CRAIG GLANCY (East Perth) – Came second in the medium midfielders shuttle run, however he also missed some events due to injury, including the running vertical jump.

21. JASON GRAM (Gippsland Power) – Showed good flexibility at the Camp, while he also achieved excellent results in the 3km-Time Trial in his division.

22. CHRIS JUDD (Sandringham Dragons) – Is another young gun rated as a Top 5-6 pick. Judd was unable to attend the camp due to a shoulder reconstruction. Is thought to be almost a complete package in terms of athletic ability.

23. JAMES KELLY (Calder Cannons) – Had a terrific camp, shining in the 20m sprint, agility and shuttle run tests. His performance in Canberra lifted his rating considerably.

24. MARK McGOUGH (Murray Bushrangers) – Produced a fine result in the 3km-Time Trial, while he also topped the arm and handspan measurements in the medium midfielders group.

25. BRENT MOLONEY (Geelong Falcons) – Had a consistent Draft Camp showing good speed and endurance, Moloney is a hard/tough midfielder, who is a great kick for accuracy and distance.

26. BRENT REILLY (Calder Cannons) – Had a collarbone problem, was able to run, but was unable to participate in full contact drills. Reilly, a highly rated midfielder, is being touted as a likely 1st Round Draft pick.

27. JOEL REYNOLDS (Geelong Falcons) – Had a viral illness and was unable to complete the running tasks at the camp.

28. CLANCY RUDEFORTH (Claremont) – Was limited at the camp due to osteitis pubis.

29. NICHOLAS TRENFIELD (Assumption) – The third oldest player to be invited to the Draft Camp, Trenfield was limited at the camp with injuries and was unable to participate in all of the events.

30. JARRAD WRIGHT (Woodville-West Torrens) – A clean ball-handler who reads the game well, Wright recorded an impressive time in the 20m Sprint.

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Medium Forwards

31. NICK DAL SANTO (Bendigo Pioneers) – Promising midfielder or forward who recorded good results in the standing vertical jump. Dal Santo has also been touted as a potential 1st or 2nd Round Draft Pick.

32. JUSTIN DAVIES (Murray Bushrangers) – Had an excellent Draft Camp, with fine results in the 3km-time trial (10:30) and shuttle run (15.03). One of the more quirky statistics saw Davies measure a handspan of 246. Along with David Rodan and Josh Dicketts – Davies won his group in both the 3km-time trial and shuttle run. His effort in the shuttle run was exceptional.

33. CHARLIE GARDINER (Sandringham Dragons) – Was an impressive performer in the standing vertical jump, where he recorded a score of 250cm in the combined group of medium forwards/defenders. Gardiner is a classy half-forward/midfielder.

34. LUKE HAWKINS (Old Scotch) – Was the oldest player to attend the 2001 Draft Camp at 23 years of age and was the only squad member to be born in the 1970s. Hawkins impressed in 2001, when he kicked 54 goals in the VAFA before crossing to Essendon mid-way through the year in the VFL. Showed good ball work at the skills session during the camp.

35. LUKE HODGE (Geelong Falcons) – Another young gun, certain to be in the Top 10, yet likely to be taken no later than pick five. Has been touted as a No.1 pick, but should be around the 3-4 mark. He missed most of the season with osteitis pubis, but still showed his class at the camp with a running vertical jump of 79, from the right foot. Was rated as arguably the most versatile player at the Draft Camp.

36. JOSH HOULIHAN (Murray Bushrangers) – Yet another Houlihan in the system! Similar size and type to his brothers – Ryan (Carlton) and Adam (Geelong). Josh produced an excellent run in the 3km-Time Trial.

37. STEVE JOHNSON (Murray Bushrangers) – Johnson has been touted as a potential 1st or 2nd round Draft choice, who recorded an excellent result in the shuttle run.

38. KIERAN McGUINNESS (Eastern Ranges) – Had a fine Draft Camp, particularly in the 20m Sprint (2.92) and the agility testing, which no doubt pushed his rating up the ladder.

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Tall Forwards

47. JORDON BARHAM (Calder Cannons) – Sent a major scare through the Camp, when he flew in a marking contest and landed awkwardly to hurt his knee during the skills session at Phillip. Barham looked seriously injured at first, however he was able to hobble from the ground, when the stretcher looked as if it was needed. The result was a jarred knee. A talented forward who shone in the TAC Cup Grand Final.

48. RYAN BROWN (Dandenong Stingrays) – Took some strong marks during the skills session at Phillip, where he also used his vertical leap well in pack situations. Kicked more than 40 goals this year for the Stingrays.

49. CAMERON CROAD (Oakleigh Chargers) – It was a big week for the Croad family, with Trent undergoing surgery before waking up to find out he was shifting to Fremantle, while younger brother Cameron was selected as part of the Draft Camp. Unfortunately for Cameron, he was struck down with a case of tonsillitis, which limited his impact in Canberra – although he was outstanding in the vertical jump.

50. TOM DAVIDSON (Geelong Falcons) – Promising tall forward who had an excellent Draft Camp with strong results in the 20m Sprint test, agility and shuttle run. Could go as early as a 1st or 2nd Round Draft choice.

51. DAVID HALE (Broadbeach) – A 200cm forward who looms as a potential 1st or 2nd Round Draft choice, due to his height being a major drawcard for recruiters. Hale was an outstanding performer in the standing vertical jump, after recording a height of 268cm.

52. ASHLEY HANSEN (Oakleigh Chargers) – Another tall option likely to be sounded out in the Top 30, Hansen had a fine Draft Camp, where he recorded a time of 10:48 in the 3km-Time Trial. He also had the largest handspan of the Draft Camp squad (247), along with Josh Dicketts. The son of football broadcaster Clark.

53. TRENT HENTSCHEL (Woodville-West Torrens/Palmerston) – Showed good agility at the camp, while his physical attributes matched up well – including his arm length and standing reach measurements. Hentschel led the goalkicking in the Northern Territory this year, before shifting to the SANFL.

54. PAUL JOHNSON (Dandenong Stingrays) – Had a stress related injury of the right ankle and was limited in his Draft Camp activities.

55. MATT McCARTHY (Old Xaverians) – After VAFA opponent Luke Hawkins, McCarthy was the second oldest player at the Draft Camp. Recorded excellent results in both the tall forwards standing and running vertical jumps – including first off the left and right foot in the running vertical jump.

56. HENRY PLAYFAIR (NSW/ACT Rams) – Produced an excellent standing vertical jump in his group, while he also measured good arm and handspans. A strong marking type who is impressive at ground level.

57. GRAHAM POLAK (East Fremantle) – Arguably the best tall at the Draft Camp, Polak was touted during the year as a No.1 pick, yet will probably be in the 3-5 category, simply because of the needs of other clubs. Had terrific results in both the 20m sprint and the agility test and is the type of player recruiting staff drool over, as he is tall, agile and quick.

58. AARON ROGERS (NSW/ACT Rams) – A tall, strong marking forward, Rogers produced consistent results at the Draft Camp in both the shuttle run and the 3km-Time Trial.

59. DAMON WHITE (Perth) – Tall marking forward who pulled in some towering marks during the skills session at Phillip. His leap and power in the air was a feature of the session, which would have no doubt lifted his rating.

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Medium Defenders

39. MICHAEL BASILE (Sandringham Dragons) – Stood out in the medium forwards/defenders group in both the standing and running vertical jumps. A dashing type, who runs the ball out of defence.

40. BRENT COLBERT (Northern Knights) – Produced a fine result in the 3km-Time Trail, Colbert also shone in his division for the medium forwards/defenders agility testing.

41. BEN KANE (Eastern Ranges) – Had very consistent results in the medium forwards/defenders vertical jump tests, where he topped the right footers in his group for the running vertical jump.

42. SAM POWER (Oakleigh Chargers) – Missed the Draft Camp due to an early school exam (German), Power is a highly rated player who is likely to be taken in the Top 15. He is taller than Luke – his older brother and premiership player with the Brisbane Lions.

43. JACOB SCHUBACK (Gippsland Power) – Had an excellent Draft Camp where he shone in the 20m Sprint (2.92), agility and shuttle run drills. Could go as high as a 1st or 2nd Round Draft choice.

44. NATHAN STREET (Tassie Mariners) – Completely different shape to his brother Peter (who stands well over 200cm) and plays for Geelong. Nathan is 181cm, yet had an outstanding camp, where he shone in the 20m Sprint, agility, 3km-Time Trial and Shuttle Run pursuits.

45. ASHLEY WATSON (Bendigo Pioneers) – Was a stand out performer at the Draft Camp, notching up fine results in the 20m Sprint (2.96), agility, 3km-Time Trial (10:47) and Shuttle Run (14.10) testing.

46. ANDREW WELSH (Calder Cannons) – Had good results in the 3km-Time Trial and also the running vertical jump off the right foot. A hard at the ball player.

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Tall Defenders

60. NATHAN BOCK (Woodville-West Torrens) – Bock is an impressive character, who shone in his division with the 3km-Time Trial. A strong marking defender, who has good size about him.

61. ROD CROWE (Sandringham Dragons) – Crowe had excellent results in the agility testing – topping his group – while he also stood out in his division for the 20m Sprint. The son of former Saint, Bomber and Bulldog, Max.

62. JOSH DICKETTS (Murray Bushrangers) – Was one of the outstanding performers in Canberra, producing a brilliant shuttle run time (15.02) and 3km-Time Trial (10:47) – the best in his playing division. He also had a running vertical leap of 89cm off the left leg and a handspan of 247 – which was equal with Ashley Hansen. Dicketts is an athletic type, whose performance at the camp lifted his rating considerably.

63. BEN FINNIN (Northern Knights) – A mobile player, who could go as early as a 1st or 2nd Round Draft choice. Finnin topped the running vertical jump with his right foot in the tall defenders group. A mobile player who is a strong marker and a long left foot kick.

64. DANIEL HUNT (South Fremantle) – Was hampered at the Draft Camp with a left knee ligament strain and was unable to participate in running.

65. QUINTEN LYNCH (West Perth) – Powerful big man, who made his second successive Draft Camp appearance. Lynch led the tall defenders group with a fine reach of 255cm. An impact player, who has already played senior WAFL football.

66. LUKE MOLAN (Geelong Falcons) – Showed great flexibility in his measurement testing, Molan is tall key position player who can play at either end of the ground.

67. AIDAN PARKER (Subiaco) – Attended his second Draft Camp in a row, Parker produced a fine effort in his division of the agility testing. A consistent defender, who generally plays at full-back.

68. MARK POWELL (Murray Bushrangers) – Was limited in the running events due to shin soreness.

69. LEWIS ROBERTS-THOMSON (NSW/ACT Rams) – Was nominated as a Sydney player (under the developing markets rule) during his time in Canberra. Roberts-Thomson’s performance was restricted at the camp, due to injury, however when in flight, he is a powerful key defender or forward, who will be one to watch with Sydney in 2002 and beyond.

70. BRET THORNTON (Oakleigh Chargers) – An impressive character who produced consistent results in both the 3km-Time Trial and shuttle run. Finished second in the tall defenders group for the shuttle run. A versatile player.

71. TRISTEN WALKER (Claremont) – Showed consistent results in the tall defenders group – finishing equal second with Rod Crowe in the 20m Sprint, while he came second in both the standing and vertical jumps in his division.

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Ruckmen

72. BARRY BROOKS (Tassie Mariners) – The most impressive under-age player in Tasmania, Brooks is a 198cm mobile ruckman who will feature early in the Draft. Is likely to be a Top 10 pick and a definite 1st Round choice. Brooks recorded a time of 3.04 in the 20m sprint.

73. NICK GREENWOOD (Gippsland Power) – Tall ruckman who recorded impressive results in the 20m sprint (3.02) and agility testing, justifying his good speed for his size.

74. MARK JAMAR (North Adelaide) – Big man who finished equal first in the standing vertical jump (260cm) with Tasmanian Barry Brooks. Jamar topped the running vertical jump (right foot) in his group. Impressive type, who played senior football in the SANFL this year.

75. SIMON O’KEEFE (Murray Bushranger) – One of the few ruckman at the camp, O’Keefe measured up well, standing at 198.7cm and recording a reach of 259cm. Has good skills for his size and is a fine centre bounce ruckman.

76. MARK SEABY (West Perth) – Was unable to attend the Draft Camp.

Please note the numbers next to the players’ name is the one worn at the Draft Camp.

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I couldn't find any 2002 results and could only find four from the 2003 draft camp.

RYELY DUNN: A medium forward from Murray Bushranges. Birthday: Oct 7 1985. Height: 182cm. Weight: 80kg
10th in 20m sprint
"Medium, inside forward/defender who has is hard around contests. Likes it in tight, and has clean hands. All-Australian at both 2002 and 2003 National AFL U/18 Championships for Vic Country. From Shepparton FC"

JAKE FURFARO: A medium defender from Mt Gravity. Birthday: Feb 4 1985. Height: 185cm. Weight: 87kg
2nd in verticle jump (running - right leg) test
11th in verticle jump (running - left leg) test
"Strong, medium, defender, who is an excellent kick and has good hands in a marking contest. Plays aggressive football and has leadership qualities. Winner of the Harrison Medal for best Division Two player at the National AFL U/18 Championships. All-Australian U/18 in 2003. "


ANDREW WALKER: A medium midfielder from Bendigo Pioneers. Birthday: May 19 1986. Height: 186cm. Weight: 83kg
3rd in verticle jump (running - right leg) test
2nd in shuttle run
"Medium, inside midfielder who is athletic and evasive. Has strong aerobic capacity to run and carry the ball forward. Strong overhead and member of AIS-AFL Academy in 2003. Named Vic Country’s most valuable player of the National AFL U/18 Championships. All-Australian U/18 in 2003. From Echuca FC. "

COLIN SYLVIA: A medium forward from Bendigo Pioneers. Birthday: Nov 8 1985. Height: 183cm. Weight: 82kg
7th in Agility test
1st in verticle jump (standing) test
4th in verticle jump (running - right leg) test
2nd in verticle jump (running - left leg) test
"Medium, inside forward/midfielder who is a tremendous tackler. His kicking and overhead marking are both outstanding. Player who leads by example. Great work ethic and very competitive. All-Australian U/18 in 2003. From Merbein FC"

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2004 draft camp results:

Danyle Pearce starred at the 2004 draft camp but was only picked up as a rookie.

Height
Cameron Wood (West Adelaide) - 203.90cm
Fabian Deluca (Eastern Ranges) - 203.20cm
John Meesen (Geelong Falcons) - 199.30cm
Shane Neaves (Calder Cannons) - 199.00cm
Earl Shaw (Campbelltown) - 198.90cm
Adam Pattison (Northern Knights) - 197.90cm
Ivan Maric (Calder Cannons) - 197.80cm
Ryan Willitts (Northern Knights) - 197.30cm
Tom Williams (Morningside) - 196.10cm
Lance Franklin (Perth) - 195.90cm

Mass (kilograms)
Ryan Willitts (Northern Knights) - 99.9kg
Fabian Deluca (Eastern Ranges) - 97.0kg
Shane Neaves (Calder Cannons) - 96.6kg
Earl Shaw (Campbelltown) - 96.2kg
Ivan Maric (Calder Cannons) - 95.7kg
Jesse Wells (Burnie) - 93.7kg
Chad Gibson (Norwood) - 93.4kg
Heath Grundy (Norwood) - 92.2kg
Beau Wilkes (Claremont) - 90.6kg
Adam Pattison (Northern Knights) - 89.8kg

20-metre sprint
Danyle Pearce (Sturt) - 2.79sec
Richard Tambling (Southern Districts) - 2.87sec
Jordan Russell (West Adelaide) - 2.89sec
Brett Deledio (Murray Bushrangers) - 2.90sec
Jesse Wells (Burnie) - 2.95sec
Chad Gibson (Norwood) - 2.95sec
Tim Hill (Bendigo Pioneers) - 2.95sec
Chris Egan (Murray Bushrangers) - 2.95sec
Clinton Young (North Ballarat Rebels) - 2.97sec
Jarred Moore (Dandenong Stingrays) - 3.00sec

Standing vertical jump
Chad Gibson (Norwood) - 73.0cm
Danyle Pearce (Sturt) - 70cm
Tim Hill (Bendigo Pioneers) - 70cm
Brett Deledio (Murray Bushrangers) - 68.0cm
Angus Monfries (Sturt) - 68.0cm
Matt Little (Calder Cannons) - 67.0cm
Jordan Lewis (Geelong Falcons) - 67.0cm
Richard Tambling (Southern Districts) - 66.0cm
Jayden Attard (Dandenong Stingrays) - 66.0cm
Dean Limbach (Calder Cannons) - 65.0cm

Running vertical jump
Danyle Pearce (Sturt) - 96cm
Chris Egan (Murray Bushrangers) - 94cm
Richard Tambling (Southern Districts) - 93cm
Brett Deledio (Murray Bushrangers) - 92cm
Dean Limbach (Calder Cannons) - 90cm
Tom Williams (Morningside) - 87cm
Danny Meyer (Glenelg) - 87cm
Chad Gibson (Norwood) - 86cm
Damien McCormack (Dandenong Stingrays) - 84cm
Ryan Willitts (Northern Knights) - 83cm

Agility run
Danyle Pearce (Sturt) - 7.79sec
Nathan Van Berlo (West Perth) - 7.80sec
Andrew McQualter (Gippsland Power) - 8.00sec
Andrew Lee (Burnie) - 8.04sec
Mark Le Cras (West Perth) - 8.18sec
Dean Polo (Gippsland Power) - 8.19sec
Richard Tambling (Southern Districts) - 8.20sec
Jesse Wells (Burnie) - 8.22sec
Adam Thomson (Sturt) - 8.25sec
Jordan Russell (West Adelaide) - 8.29sec

Shuttle run (beep test)
Nathan Van Berlo (West Perth) - Level 15.2
Andrew McQualter (Gippsland Power) - 15.1
Dean Polo (Gippsland Power) - 14.7
Lynden Dunn (Calder Cannons) - 14.6
Brent Prismall (Western Jets) - 14.2
Adam Pattison (Northern Knights) - 14.2
Matthew Bate (Eastern Ranges) - 14.1
Tom Williams (Morningside) - 14.1
Clinton Young (North Ballarat Rebels) - 14.1
Matt Rosa (North Ballarat Rebels) - 14.1

3km time-trail
Nathan Van Berlo (West Perth) - 10min 35sec
Tom Williams (Morningside) - 10:36
Andrew McQualter (Gippsland Power) - 10:38
Ryan Jackson (Northern Knights) - 10:40
Beau Wilkes (Claremont) - 10:42
Matt Rosa (North Ballarat Rebels) - 10:44
Dean Polo (Gippsland Power) - 10:44
John Meeson (Geelong Falcons) - 10:44
Danyle Pearce (Sturt) - 10:45
Adam Pattison (Northern Knights) - 10:46

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2005 NAB AFL DRAFT CAMP - RESULTS

Height

Max Bailey (West Perth) - 205.8cm
Robert Warnock (Sandringham) - 204.5cm
Angus Graham (Calder Cannons) - 200.3cm
Andrew Banjamin (Geelong Falcons) - 200.0cm
James Wall (Calder Cannons) - 198.5cm
Trent West (Gippsland Power) - 198.2cm
Mitchell Clark (East Fremantle) - 198.1cm
Patrick Ryder (East Fremantle) - 195.7cm
Andrew Ainger (Oakleigh Chargers) - 195.7cm
Wayde Mills (Southport) - 195.1cm
Josh Kennedy (East Fremantle) - 195.1cm
Michael West (Redlands) - 195.1cm

Mass (Weight)

Jesse White (Southport) - 98.5kg
Max Bailey (West Perth) - 93.0kg
Alipate Carlile (Murray Bushrangers) - 92.9kg
Angus Graham (Calder Cannons) - 92.6kg
Josh Kennedy (East Fremantle) - 92.3kg
Mitchell Clark (East Fremantle) - 91.3kg
Trent West (Gippsland Power) - 89.8kg
Austin Lucy (Suncoast Lions) - 89.7kg
Daniel Stanley (Geelong Falcons) - 89.5kg
Tim Looby (Murray Bushrangers) - 88.8kg

Agility

Jarred Oakley-Nicholls (East Perth) - 7.97
Courtney Dempsey (Morningside) - 7.99
Stephen Owen (North Ballarat) - 8.02
Todd Grima (Northern Bombers) - 8.11
Andrew Swallow (East Fremantle) - 8.12
Richard Douglas (Calder Cannons) - 8.17
Matt Riggio (Peel Thunder) - 8.18
Rhan Hooper (Mt Gravatt) - 8.19
Marc Murphy (Oakleigh Chargers) - 8.21
Nick Lower (Norwood) - 8.23

Vertical Jump - standing

Darren Pfeiffer (Norwood) - 72cm
Matt Laidlaw (Oakleigh Chargers) - 70cm
Wayde Mills (Southport) - 70cm
Garrick Ibbotson (East Fremantle) - 68cm
Nate Roffey (Mt Gravatt) - 68cm
Brad Kelleher (Eastern Ranges) - 67cm
Andrew Swallow (East Fremantle) - 66cm
Daniel Stanley (Geelong Falcons) - 66cm
Dale Thomas (Gippsland Power) - 66cm
Alan Toovey (Claremont) - 65cm
Austin Lucy (Suncoast Lions) - 65cm
Angus Graham (Calder Cannons) - 65cm

20-metre Sprint

Matt Laidlaw (Oakleigh Chargers) - 2.83sec
Jarred Oakley-Nicholls (East Perth) - 2.85sec
Nate Roffey (Mt Gravatt) - 2.92sec
Andrew Swallow (East Fremantle) - 2.92sec
Grant Birchall (Devonport) - 2.93sec
Nick Lower (Norwood) - 2.93sec
Dale Thomas (Gippsland Power) - 2.93sec
Sam Elliott (South Adelaide) - 2.94sec
Austin Lucy (Suncoast Lions) - 2.94sec
Alan Toovey (Claremont) - 2.94sec

Shuttle Run (Beep Test)

Tom Rischbieth (Sturt) - Level 15.8
Travis Casserley (Swan Districts) - 15.2
Robert Eddy (Gippsland Power) - 14.9
Sam Iles (Clarence) - 14.6
Kristin Thornton (Peel Thunder) - 14.6
Matt Riggio (Peel Thunder) - 14.6
Alan Toovey (Claremont) - 14.6
Ryan Jackson (Northern Knights) - 14.5
Wayde Mills (Southport) - 14.3
James Wall (Calder Cannons) - 14.3

3km time-trial

Tom Rischbieth (Sturt) - 9:30
Daniel Dzufer (Suncoast Lions) - 10:06
Wayde Mills (Southport) - 10:12
Robert Eddy (Gippsland Power) - 10:19
Matthew Thomas (Sandringham) - 10:22
Nathan Jones (Dandenong) - 10:31
Travis Casserley (Swan Districts) - 10:22
Ryan Jackson (Northern Knights) - 10:34
Haydyn Kiel (Southport) - 10:41
Sam Iles (Clarence) - 10:42

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I actually think that Draft CAmp results can be quite misleading, for instance Judd and Lids both ran 2.90 seconds for the 20 metre sprint, please confirm me on Judd's time, yet they look so much quicker on the field

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2006 NAB AFL DRAFT CAMP - RESULTS

Height
Matthew Leuenberger - 203.2cm
Sean Hampson - 200.8cm
Kurt Tippett - 200.6cm
Daniel Currie - 200.4cm
Brent Renouf - 200.3cm
Scott Gumbleton - 197.1cm
Lachlan Hansen - 196.7cm
Ben Reid - 196.4cm
Jesse White - 196.3cm
Eric McKenzie - 195.8cm

Mass (Weight)
Jesse White - 101.4kg
Justin Hardy - 97.3kg
Kurt Tippett - 95.9kg
Chris Dawes - 95.6kg
Sean Hampson - 93.1kg
Matthew Leuenberger - 92.9kg
Scott Gumbleton - 92.8kg
Brent Renouf - 92.5kg
Robert Tarrant - 91.9kg
Alex Lee - 91.8kg

Agility
David Armitage - 7.88 sec
Daniel Hayes - 8.04 sec
Andrejs Everitt - 8.06 sec
Tom Hislop - 8.10 sec
Simon Hogan - 8.14 sec
Kyle Reimers - 8.16 sec
Gavin Urquhart - 8.17 sec
Nathan Djerrkura - 8.18 sec
Colin Garland - 8.18 sec
Brock O'Brien - 8.19 sec

Repeat Sprints - 30 metres
Simon Hogan - 24.67 sec
Tim Houlihan - 24.72 sec
Clint Benjamin - 24.74 sec
Joe Anderson - 24.76 sec
Nathan Djerrkura - 25.00 sec
Nathan Brown - 25.07 sec
Nathan Krakouer - 25.08 sec
Mark Austin - 25.09 sec
Mitchell Brown - 25.34 sec
Jarryd Allen - 25.36 sec

Vertical jump - standing
Shane Edwards - 69cm
Daniel Hayes - 68cm
Clint Benjamin - 67cm
Eric McKenzie - 66cm
Jarryd Morton - 66cm
Clayton Collard - 66cm
Brent Renouf - 65cm
Joel Selwood - 65cm
James Sellar - 65cm
Nick Smith - 65cm

20-metre sprint
Nathan Krakouer - 2.83 sec
Nathan Djerrkura - 2.90 sec
Nathan Brown - 2.91 sec
Simon Hogan - 2.91 sec
Brock O'Brien - 2.92 sec
Shaun Grigg - 2.92 sec
Ben Reid - 2.93 sec
Ben Ross - 2.94 sec
Clint Benjamin - 2.95 sec
Travis Boak - 2.96 sec

Shuttle Run (Beep test)
Simon Hogan - level 15.04
Tim Houlihan - level 15.04
Shane Edwards - level 15.04
Bachar Houli - level 14.09
James Thomson - level 14.08
Joe Anderson - level 14.04
Nathan Djerrkura - level 14.04
Will Schofield - level 14.04
Lachlan Hansen - level 14.04
David Armitage - level 14.03

Handspan
Jesse White - 26.7cm
Kurt Tippett - 26.3cm
Brent Renouf - 25.4cm
Tom Collier - 25.2cm
Chris Schmidt - 25.2cm
Justin Hardy - 25.0cm
Sean Hampson - 25.0cm
Mark Austin - 24.9cm
Andrejs Everitt - 24.9cm
Daniel Currie - 24.6cm

Three-km time-trial
Tim Houlihan - 9:37 mins
Simon Hogan - 9:55 mins
Shane Edwards - 10:00 mins
James Thomson - 10:13 mins
Daniel Dzufer - 10:14 mins
Bachar Houli - 10:23 mins
Brent Renouf - 10:27 mins
Will Schofield - 10:34 mins
Haydyn Kiel - 10:35 mins
David Armitage/Jarryn Geary - 10:36 mins

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2007 NAB AFL DRAFT CAMP - RESULTS

Agility
1. Aaron Joseph 7.91 sec
2. Lachlan Hill 8.05 sec
3. Clayton Hinkley 8.07 sec
4. Tom Collier 8.22 sec
5. Jackson Hall 8.26 sec
6. Andy Otten 8.29 sec
7. Scott Selwood 8.32 sec
8. Brendan Whitecross 8.36 sec
9. Callan Ward 8.38 sec
10. Steven Gaertner 8.39 sec

Repeat 30 Metre Sprints
1. Chris Kangars 23.59 secs
2. Patrick Dangerfield 23.96 sec
3. Cyril Rioli 24.01 sec
4. Lachlan Hall 24.08 sec
5. Haelen Kay 24.17 sec
6. David Gourdis 24.22 sec
7. Levi Greenwood 24.22 sec
8. Brendan Whitecross 24.25 sec
9. Chris Mayne 24.37 sec
10. Joel Smouha 24.48 sec

Vertical Jump
1. David Gourdis 81cm
2. Lachlan Hill 74cm
3. Patrick Dangerfield 73cm
4. James Mulligan 72cm
5. Levi Greenwood 71cm
6. Matthew Lobbe 70cm
    Steven Gaertner 70cm
    Simon Starling 70cm
9. Robbie Tarrant 68cm
    James Polkinghorne 68cm
    Mitchell Farmer 68cm

20-Metre Sprint
1.  David Gourdis 2.83 sec
2.  Steven Gaertner 2.88 sec
     Clayton Hinkley 2.88 sec
4.  Jarrad Grant 2.89 sec
5.  Brendan Whitecross 2.91 sec
     Aaron Joseph 2.91 sec
7.  Tayte Pears 2.92 sec
     Patrick Dangerfield 2.92 sec
9.   Jarrhan Jacky 2.93 sec
10.  David Zaharakis 2.94 sec

Shuttle Run (Beep test)
1. Cale Morton 15.2
2. Joel Smouha 15.1
3. Brendan Whitecross 14.10
4. Clayton Hinkley 14.9
5. Rhys Palmer 14.8
    Nick Murphy 14.8
7. Scott Selwood 14.7
8. Chris Kangars 14.5
9. Patrick McGinnity 14.4
10. Matthew Lobbe 14.3
      Scott Simpson 14.3
   
3km Time Trial
1. Joel Smouha 10min 23sec
2. Rhys Palmer 10.25
3. Cale Morton 10.32
4. Hugh Sandilands 10.42
5. Nick Murphy 10.48
6. Scott Selwood 10.49
    Patrick McGinnity 10.49
    Matthew Lobbe 10.49
9. Matthew Kreuzer 10.51
10.   Tony Armstrong 10.54
        Chris Kangars 10.54