Callum Moore [merged]

[one-eyed]

Welcome to Tigerland, Callum.

 

[one-eyed]

Callum Moore

Player bio
Former club:   Calder Cannons
Age:   19
Height:   192cm
Weight:   86kg
Position:   Forward

2015 Statistics
Games:   4
Goals:   4
Avg Kicks:   6.5
Avg Marks:   4
Avg Hballs:   2

Key position player who shows great ability with his contested marking, as well as his ferocious attack on the ball. Very agile and sound below his knees for a player of his size. Was injured at the beginning of the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships, limiting him to four matches.



http://www.afl.com.au/draft/draft-tracker

[WA Tiger]

Gee, can kick a goal from outside 50!! Welcome mate, get in the one's!!

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VIDEOS:

AFL draft prospect: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l9HaPlgbps

Callum Moore vs WA (2015): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PweBvOjyO0w

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Callum Moore

DOB: 03/09/1996
Recruited from: Calder Cannons (TAC Cup)
Height: 193cm
Weight: 87kg
Position: Utility


What the Richmond recruiters say:

Moore mixed his football with the Calder Cannons in the TAC Cup in 2015, with representative duties at the National Championships with Vic Metro.

He could be considered as a late starter to football, as in his early years his football commitments were shared between rugby union and basketball.

While playing manly in the forward and in ruck with the Cannons, Moore has the athletic attributes to play as a key defender, which he did in limited time late in the season.

He performed strongly at the National Draft Combine, recording a 2.91sec time for the 20-metre sprint.

Moore is a strong overhead mark, has a strong speed and power combination, and will look to be developed both forward and in defence.




http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2015-11-27/rookie-draft-pick-12-callum-moore-

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Another VIDEO link:

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/2015-11-27/rookie-draft-2015-callum-moore

[Diocletian]

Hope we play him down back ....have enough bloody forwards....with surnames that start with M....

[YellowandBlackBlood]

Has pace and is strong overhead. Strange kicking style but has good potential. Good rookie pick.

[one-eyed]

We only contacted Callum post-National draft on Wednesday.


Calder Cannons forward Callum Moore off to Richmond after rookie draft selection

Tim Michell
Moreland Leader
November 27, 2015

TWO days after he heard from Richmond for the first time this year, Calder Cannons forward Callum Moore became a Tiger.

Richmond contacted Moore on Wednesday, expressing interest in the 193cm Aberfeldie junior ahead of the AFL rookie draft.

The 19-year-old took a short break from working as a landscaper with his dad in Altona to watch the draft on his phone.

“I’m working at the moment,” Moore said.

“I saw my name pop up as I opened my phone, just on the app.”

“I got a call two days before the rookie draft, I hadn’t met up with them all year,” Moore said.

“They called me and they were interested, they obviously liked what I could do.

“I know one player there, Corey Ellis, which will help me feel comfortable there. It’s good.”

Moore said the period between the national and rookie draft had been difficult after he was initially overlooked.

“My heart sunk pretty deeply. Everybody said I was a pretty good pick and at the end of the day no one picked me at the end,” he said.

“I kept my head up high, was waiting for Friday to come and thank god someone took me.”

The Essendon resident has been earmarked for a defensive role by the Tigers.

“They see me as a backline player which I’m happy with,” he said.

“I can play at both ends of the field, I know what a forward can do.

“I’ll work on a few things that they want me to work on and hopefully be a good player at the end of the day.”

Moore was one of three Calder players chosen in the rookie draft, with midfielder Nick O’Kearney selected at pick No.5 by St Kilda and Tom Wallis joining Essendon as a father-son rookie.

“They all deserve the best,” Moore said.

“They’ve put the hard yards in and I wish them luck.”

Moore overcame a broken wrist at the start of the 2015 TAC Cup season, booting 13 goals from nine matches and featuring for Vic Metro at the Under-18 National Championships.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/localfooty/calder-cannons-realise-afl-dream-in-rookie-draft/news-story/f9fbdaea2862c491754b1a41688a8003

[Stalin]

51. Callum MOORE
Calder Cannons | 3/9/96 | Ht: 193 | Wt: 87
“Cal oozes X-factor and could be our highest draft pick. He has elite agility, speed for his size and a great leap. He is still learning the game – he’s going to get better over the next two years. He’s played mostly as a key forward but he might project best as a key defender – he’s got the tank to run up the ground. For him, his kicking score of 18 was exceptional, because I don’t think I’ve ever seen him kick left foot, so he’s managed to get at least probably three 2’s or a 3 on his left foot at the combine. He’s real extreme, he can drill the ball from 60m and hit somebody, or he shanks one shooting for goal from 20m out.“ – Calder Cannons’ talent manager Ian Kyte


Read more at http://www.sen.com.au/news/11-15/bretts-final-2015-afl-mock-draft#ZYfVELItx6UbXHuQ.99

 

[Diocletian]

The Essendon resident has been earmarked for a defensive role by the Tigers.

“They see me as a backline player which I’m happy with,” he said.

“I can play at both ends of the field, I know what a forward can do.

Good to hear...

[Go Richo 12]

Hope we play him down back ....have enough bloody forwards....with surnames that start with M....

jack meroldt    ty mickery  sam mloyd  ben mriffeths

[Stalin]

mennon

marren

mioli

[taztiger4]

Muckin muckwits

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 Triple M -  McBean, McKenzie & Markov