NSW/ACT Notebook: Round 11 Review
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Tom Hawkins starred for the Cats in their win over the Kangaroos, while the GWS GIANTS had a forgettable game against the boot of Jack Riewoldt.
Tom Hawkins starred for the Cats in their win over the Kangaroos, while the GWS GIANTS had a forgettable game against the boot of Jack Riewoldt.
Jarrod Witts is soaring to great heights in his journey from junior football in Sydney, to becoming a ruckman for Collingwood at the AFL level.
The GIANTS are at home looking for a win over the Tigers and former teammate Anthony Miles, and a flock of local players named for the Hawks to play Port.
The Swans are in third place as they head into the bye week, meanwhile Tex made his return, and Lenny Hayes and Daniel Cross show their worth.
Leeton-Whitton’s Kurt Aylett had an injury-interrupted start to his AFL career, but with a new club and an impressive debut his star is back on the rise.
The Round 8 match between the Hawks and the Swans showcased ten of NSW/ACT’s best local players, including two East Sydney Bulldogs juniors.
Broken Hill’s Taylor Walker makes his much-anticipated return to AFL football, the Swans look for four in a row and the GIANTS take a break in bye week.
Leeton’s Kurt Aylett made his return to the AFL, the GIANTS had a tough trip west, and there was plenty of local talent on show when the Swans beat the Hawks.
NSW/ACT faced the Woomeras in the Division 2 Grand Final of the 2014 AFL Youth Girls National Championships, but weren’t able to overcome the debutant side.
Will Langford joins a host of NSW/ACT talent when he faces up to the Swans for the Hawks, meanwhile the GIANTS head west without Cameron and Mumford.