NAB AFL Under-16 Championships – Round Three Results
- Saturday, July 14 2012 @ 07:18 am ACST
- Contributed by: Troy Thompson
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The Under 16 Championships concluded today. Yesterday Western Australia clinched the Division one title. Today Queensland won to take home the Division two title. In Division three the winner was WA North-West in a great sign of strength for that state and the opening up of further development in the remote communities in that part of Australia.
The international bragging rights were on the line in the final match of the championships and it was the South Pacific team coming out on top to win by 46 points. Some consolation for the World XVIII however with Hugh Curnow (who plays with the Northern Knights in the TAC Cup) being awarded the inaugural Mark Browning Medal for the Division three best and fairest.
Full results below.
Results from the 2012 NAB AFL Under-16 Championship Round Three Division Two and Three matches played today at Blacktown International Sportspark in Sydney.
Division Three
WA North-West 5.7 11.10 16.13 21.16 (142)
defeated
Flying Boomerangs 1.0 2.1 3.1 4.1 (25)
GOALS
WA NW: Ansey 5, Z.Cox 4, Evans 2, McAdam 2, Powell 2, Birch 2, Stretch, Skeen, Watson, Dunn
Boomerangs: Dhamarrandji 2, Gresham , Thorpe-Morgan
BEST
WA NW: Z.Cox, Skeen, Blackley, Ansey, Hughes, Powell
Boomerangs: Mason, Ah Chee, Davis, Morrison, Briggs, McKenzie
South Pacific 2.3 7.4 11.5 14.7 (91)
defeated
World XVIII 2.0 3.1 4.5 6.9 (45)
GOALS
South Pacific: Tatupu 3, Eoe 2, Sablon 2, Taulani 2, Johnson 2, Savere, Tabaiwalu, Misoloi
World XVIII: Curnow 2, Jakwot, Dawan, Nyok, Zivanic
BEST
South Pacific: Johnson, Riddell, Phillips, Macca, Misoloi, Eoe, Warrall, Messenger
World XVIII: Curnow, Sertbas, Moshoeshoe, Aganas, Willett-Fatnowna, Tang
Western Australia North-West won the Division Three title
Hugh Curnow from World XVIII won the inaugural Mark Browning Medal, presented to the Division Three best and fairest.
Mark Browning played 251 games for South Melbourne/ Sydney Swans from 1975 – 1987. He was club best and fairest in 1983 and captained the Swans in 1984 and 1985. Mark has been working in AFL talent development for the past 30 years with AFL Tasmania, AFL NSW/ACT and AFL Queensland.
Division Three NAB MVP players:
Western Australian North-West: Zenneth Cox
Flying Boomerangs: John Mason
South Pacific: Shem Tatupu
World XVIII: Erol Sertbas
Tasmania 3.3 6.7 8.12 12.12 (84)
defeated
Northern Territory 1.0 3.3 5.7 8.8 (56)
GOALS
Tas: Joseph 5, Pitchford 3, Fox 2, Wooldridge, Reissig
NT: Cockatoo 2, Lacey 2, McDonald 2, Myers, Godden
BEST
Tas: Hislop, Pearce, Mullins, Hibberd, Joseph, Dickenson, Wooldridge, Pitchford
NT: Cockatoo, Pareroultja, Duffy, Perrira, Myers, Larson
Queensland 2.4 5.6 7.6 15.8 (98)
defeated
NSW/ACT 4.2 8.3 11.4 12.5 (77)
GOALS
Qld: Hammelman 6, Tomsana 3, Mosley 2 Agita, Dawson, Jacoson, Trask
NSW/ACT: Coughlan 4, Roos 2, Barty, Davis, Carroll, Finlayson, Foote, Wetzlar
BEST
Qld: Haberfield, Hammelman, Watson, Jackson, Weller, Blood
NSW/ACT: Heeney, Coughlan, Roos, Maslin, Green
Queensland won the Division Two title.
Lachlan Weller from Queensland won the McLean Medal, presented to the Division Two best and fairest.
Division Two NAB MVP players:
Northern Territory: Sam Godden
Tasmania: Alex Pearce
NSW/ACT: Isaac Heeny
Queensland: Cassidy Haberfield
Divison One Results (played yesterday)
Western Australia 1.5 2.10 6.12 9.14 (68)
defeated
Vic Country 1.1 3.1 6.3 8.6 (54)
GOALS
WA: Hille 3, Miller-Lewis 2, Dragovich, Pickett, Grace, Delcuca
Vic C: Goddard 4, Marchbank 2, Lamb, Mennen
BEST
WA: Hille, Walsh, Smith, Lim, Deluca
Vic C: Goddard, Mellington, Buykx-Smith, Lamb, Maher
South Australia 1.2 4.4 11.4 12.8 (80)
defeated
Vic Metro 3.3 6.3 6.5 10.6 (66)
GOALS
SA: Watchman 3, Wilkie 3, Johansen, Gregson, Turner, Markov, Durdin, Neal-Bullen
Vic M: Ahern 2, Brayshaw, Goodyear, Langdon, Lever, Moore, Petryshyn, Sullivan, Viojo-Rainbow
BEST
SA: Durdin, Neal-Bullen, Johansen, Gregson, Westley, Watchman
Vic M: Brayshaw, Nielson, Myers, Carboni, Sheridan-Ferrie,
Western Australia won the Division One title.
Brad Walsh from Western Australia won the Sheehan Medal, presented to the Division One best and fairest.
NAB MVP players:
Angus Brayshaw (Vic Metro)
Hugh Goddard (Vic Country)
Shayne Hille (Western Australia)
Jake Johansen (South Australia)