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TheRock wrote: Yeah already saw that Ben. Thanks anyway.

Hope Fox put some live games on like last year.

Yeah...maybe that double-header at Etihad in round 5 someone told me.

Found the highlights package from Round 1.

www.afl.com.au/video/2013-06-06/eyecatch...hamps-round-one-wrap

Western Australia plays the Northern Territory on Saturday, June 8 at Brownes Stadium in Round 2 of the 2013 NAB AFL National 18s Championship.

The game kicks of at 12pm with free entry for spectators.

WA will be aiming for their second win in as many weeks after a convincing win over Tasmania in Launceston on Sunday, June 2.

Lead by a best-on-ground performance from captain Dominic Sheed (Subiaco) in the midfield and three goals from Sam Bevan (Claremont), WA won the contest by 62-points with 61 inside 50s to Tasmania's 30.

Sheed collected 32 disposals and a game-high eight clearances. He was well supported by East Fremantle duo Jarrad Jansen (28 disposals) and Patrick Cripps (26).

Cameron McCarthy and Blaine Johnson, both from South Fremantle, were WA's other multiple goal-scorers with two each.

WA Team List v Northern Territory
No First Name Surname DOB H W WAFL Club/ Community Club
3 Richard Bourne 04.05.1995 175 60 East Fremantle FC / Bull Creek Leeming
9 Dominic Sheed 10.04.1995 183 82 Subiaco FC/ Mines Rovers
10 Dylan Main 02.09.1995 187 75 South Fremantle FC/ South Coogee
11 Charlie Cameron 05.07.1994 178 69 Swan Districts FC
13 Jarrod Pickett 18.08.1996 177 74 South Fremantle FC/ Jandacot
14 Clem Smith 03.02.1996 177 67 Perth FC/ Wesley College
15 Alec Waterman 19.08.1996 181 81 Claremont FC
17 Patrick Cripps 18.03.1995 188 88 East Fremantle FC/ Aquinas College
18 Steven Edwards 06.07.1995 178 69 Claremont FC/ Albany
19 Ben Sokol 28.10.1995 183 87 South Fremantle FC/ CBC
20 Blaine Johnson 28.07.1995 183 82 South Fremantle FC/ Kwinnana
21 Josh Cuneo 03.01.1995 185 80 East Fremantle FC/ Aquinas College
24 Beau Chatley 03.02.1995 188 82 East Perth FC/ Manjimup
25 Tom Barrass 08.10.1995 192 81 Claremont FC/ Hale School
26 Jonathon Marsh 17.10.1995 191 89 East Fremantle FC/ Margaret River
28 Tom Hodgson 12.03.1995 185 77 East Perth FC/ Ballajura
33 Jarrad Jansen 02.05.1995 188 91 East Fremantle FC/ Bull Creek Leeming
34 Ryan Lim 20.03.1996 186 75 Claremont FC/ Hale School
35 Aiden Anderson 08.10.1996 180 75 Swan Districts FC/ Swan View
36 Bradley Walsh 03.09.1996 180 79 Peel Thunder FC/ Rockingham
40 Brenden Abbott 01.01.1995 185 93 Claremont FC/ Albany
42 Tyler Keitel 07.02.1996 191 80 East Perth FC/ Noranda
45 Jake Solomon 09.03.1995 197 86 East Fremantle FC/ Bull Creek Leeming
46 Hamish Murray 01.08.1994 201 95 Claremont FC/ Scotch College
53 Cameron McCarthy 01.04.1995 195 89 South Fremantle

WA's State U18s had a big 82pt win over the NT lads today. WA 18.13 (121) def NT 5.9 (39).

Watched this game at Lathlain Park & you could tell both Sheed & Cameron have played WAFL League footy as both chose the right options most of the time ..best of the rest were Marsh a real bull up forward, Smith down back read the play well & backed himself ..most of the others flashed in & out of the play but we would have to improve a lot to beat the likes of Vic Metro & Country!

From the West Today
au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/a/-/wafl...wa-food-for-thought/

Younger guns give WA food for thought

Top WA draft prospect Blake Acres is a chance to return through the WAFL colts this week as the State's under-18 side prepares to take on a powerhouse Vic Metro side at Patersons Stadium.

Acres is rated among the top 20 young footballers in the country, but has had little exposure to the championships this year after he injured a shoulder playing for West Perth last month.

The midfielder returned to training last week and is expected to be cleared to play colts in the next fortnight should he get through a full training load.

He hopes to play for WA before their final match of the NAB AFL under-18s championships against South Australia on July 3.

Meanwhile, WAFC director of coaching Tim Gepp says WA's 82-point win over the Northern Territory at Brownes Stadium on Saturday has given selectors some headaches for their first division-one game this week.

A number of bottom-aged players were brought into the side to cover injuries, but finished among the best in the 18.13 (121) to 5.9 (39) victory.

WA really need the two WP boys - Acres and Robertson - in action. Sadly, I heard Robertson may not play at all in the championships or indeed this season.

Hmm. Could Robertson be another to add to late West Coast picks? Past three years McInnes, Colledge missed lots of time sliding down to WC. Could Robertson be three years in a row?

Thanks WA FOOTBALL SCORES AND NEWS (on FB like it for all the latest on all WA footy)

WA U18's -Now for the serious stuff -All the Best Sat'dy Boys Rd 3 – WA v Vic Metro 11.20am Sat June 15 (Patersons Stadium)

For the team and the Previous results click on link below

www.wafootball.com.au/wafl/3664-state-18s-wa-v-vic-metro

WA Football Scores & News

U 18's-Vic Metro 15.9 (99) def WA 12.9 (81) at Subi Oval -after trailing by as much as 5goals the WA boys got within 6pts late in the 4thQtr before a couple of late goals by VM pushed it to 18pts Jono Marsh was impressive for WA more details in comments below later