Dragons' Young Star Attracts Keen Interest From Multiple Teams

<p> <img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1CzuEC" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1CzuEC.jpg"/> </p> <p> Cleared to communicate with opposing teams starting from Round 6 of the competition. NSW Cup In the competition, multiple teams are said to be interested in acquiring one of the more skilled young players. St George Illawarra Dragons system. </p> <p> A young player from the Minchinbury Jets, Finau Latu has been part of the Dragons pathways system since 2022 and has gradually moved through from the Harold Matthews Cup to making his NSW Cup debut last season. </p> <p> Mainly functioning as a lock, he is part of the upcoming wave of forwards at the Dragons and falls under the coaching radar. Shane Flanagan confirmed to The Herald earlier this year, it became clear that he had the ability to create his own NRL launch later this year along with others like Dylan Egan , Hamish Stewart , and Loko Pasifiki Tonga . </p> <p> According to Wide World of Sports Several teams have shown interest in the young player from the Dragons and his achievements as a participant in the 2023 Australian Schoolboys team, since he doesn’t currently have a contract for next season. </p> <p> It is known that since his contract ends at the season's conclusion, he will have the ability to begin talks with other teams following the completion of Round 6. NSW Cup competition. </p> <p> "Finau is an excellent young player, and numerous clubs are eager to have the opportunity to speak with him," his representative Mick Chebl informed the magazine. </p> <p> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Lx71-rXjSk </p>

Dragons' Young Star Attracts Keen Interest From Multiple Teams

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Famed Brother vs. Unlikely Ruckman: Early Favorites for the Top Draft Pick

<div> <p> The abundance of academies and family ties among topdraft prospects has raised the chances that the player selected first overall might not stay with the team that drafts them, marking only the second such occurrence since the inception of the national draft. </p> <p> Zeke Uwland from Gold Coast and Daniel Annable from the Brisbane Lions could be considered for top-10 selections, along with Sydney duo Max King and Noah Chamberlain. According to five anonymous AFL recruiters who were consulted by this publication during the initial phases of 2025 drafts, both Queensland players were highly regarded within the first quintet of choices. </p> <p> Certainly, should these players decide to become members of the club where they've been training as part of the academy, those teams must meet any offers made by rival clubs following stricter regulations implemented before this year’s draft. </p> <p> In the open draft pool and poised to potentially secure the top selection are Gippsland Power's midfield talent Willem Duursma and Calder Cannons' versatile player Cooper Duff-Tytler who excels both as a ruckman and forward. </p> <p> Duursma is the younger brother of Essendon wingman Xavier, North Melbourne forward Zane and Carlton AFLW player Jasmine. Duff-Tytler was an outstanding junior basketballer who decided to focus on football and has impressed recruiters with his skill. </p> <p> Based on the current ladder standings, West Coast, Essendon, and Hawthorn occupy the top three draft picks. Notably, one of Essendon’s two first-round selections will go to Melbourne, while Hawthorn’s initial choice in the round will be transferred to Carlton in 2025. </p> <p> If the Bombers manage to defeat the Demons in "Gather Round," they could add more pain for Melbourne. In this draft scenario, Richmond possesses selections four and six, whereas Essendon has secured pick five. </p> <p> Great news for Essendon supporters: their NGA prospect Archie Sweid is performing well with the Calder Cannons. </p> <p> Cody Curtin from Western Australia, who hails from Adelaide and has a sibling named Dan, is seen as someone capable of making an impact. He stood out in his first game this season but was less prominent in his following appearance. </p> <p> The Oakleigh Chargers duo, with midfielder Sam Grlj and ruckman Louis Emmett, are seen as leading talents; however, it's uncommon for teams to select ruckmen so early in the national draft process. </p> <p> Luke Jackson, a Melbourne premiership player who currently plays for Fremantle, was the exception to that rule as the Demers selected him with pick number three in the 2019 national draft. </p> <p> The Central District midfield player, Dyson Sharp, elicits mixed opinions, whereas Sandringham’s Archie Ludowyke stands out as one of the most consistent top picks in this year's draft prospects. </p> <h3> Good old Collingwood </h3> <p> Last Thursday evening, against the Blues, Collingwood put out their most senior squad ever in the annals of the AFL/VFL, still giving everything for a shot at the championship. Among the lineup, only three players—including top contender Nick Daicos—were below the age of 25. </p> <p> The record exceeded Geelong’s 2022 premiership squad, previously known as the oldest team to have played. In contrast to Collingwood, this particular Cats lineup included seven players below the age of 25. Out of the original 23 premiership players, eighteen remain with the Cats roster. </p> <div> <img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1CxWqi" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1CxWqi.jpg"/> </div> <p> After three years, four members of that squad have hung up their boots: Joel Selwood, Tom Hawkins, Zach Tuohy, and Isaac Smith. Additionally, Brandan Parfitt, who stepped in for the injured Max Holmes during his time with the team, was let go when the season concluded in 2024. </p> <p> Nevertheless, the uncommon list structure implies that numerous Collingwood players still have an unclear fate regarding what lies ahead after this season. </p> <p> At the conclusion of this season, Scott Pendlebury, Steele Sidebottom, Jeremy Howe, Mason Cox, Brody Mihocek, Jamie Elliott, Will Hoskin-Elliot, and Tom Mitchell will be without contracts. The Collingwood team has just two players committed beyond this year until 2026; these include Jack Crisp along with new addition Tim Membry, both above the age of 30. </p> <p> Pendlebury, Sidebottom, and Howe performed exceptionally well against the Blues, whereas Mihocek and Elliott made significant contributions within their team’s attacking zone. Pendlebury has taken part in 407 games, only 25 shy of matching Brent Harvey’s AFL record for most appearances. </p> <p> For Mihocek, who signed his previous two extensions before entering the year out of contract, being out of contract at the end of this season is an unfamiliar position. </p> <p> The valuable premiership forward, who has kicked 236 goals in 140 games for the Magpies since making his debut in 2018 as a 25-year-old rookie, wants to play on in 2025 but knows the club will be in no rush to lock down those premiership veterans early in the season. </p> <p> At 32 years old, he ranks as the sixth oldest on the roster, yet continues to be an essential player for the team due to his commitment to creating a strong challenge. Apart from a brief lapse during the match against the Blues, he has been consistently reliable in his kicking game. </p> <div> <img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1CxNy3" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1CxNy3.jpg"/> </div> <p> He mentioned that his physique feels robust, and with the arrival of his newborn son, Arthur, he’s discovering fresh methods to recuperate as he sets out for yet another season playing the role of a workhorse batter. </p> <p> I've been fortunate enough to secure two- or three-year deals, and right now my main focus is simply playing," Mihocek stated. "I'm not really thinking about next year. I adore the club and wish to continue. </p> <p> This indicates that the Magpies possess the adaptability to modify their team composition based on how well the experienced players perform. </p> <p> On the opposite side of the spectrum, just four players younger than 25 will be free agents once this season concludes. Among those older than 2026 contracts are Ed Allan, Jakob Ryan, along with three draftees from last year who are tied down until 2026; collectively they've participated in three games thus far. Meanwhile, Tew Jiath, Ned Long, Harvey Harrison, Harry DeMattia, Beau McCreery, and the sidelined Reef McInnes have deals extending through 2027. Nick Daicos has committed himself until 2029. The group set for expiry after this term includes Finlay Macrae, Oscar Steene, Wil Parker, Iliro Smit, and Charlie Dean. </p> <p> Should the Magpies aim to acquire elite talents through the draft next year, they may need to consider trading one of their key players or someone with an expiring contract. </p> <p> If free-agent Brayden Maynard chooses to depart or isn’t presented with a contract reflecting his talents, Collingwood might secure an end-of-first-round selection. The club is eager to keep their top-performing ruckman, Darcy Cameron, whose deal concludes in 2026; however, they must guarantee him adequate compensation since rival teams are keeping tabs on him. </p> <h3> Was it truly optional? </h3> <p> The Collingwood Football Club may seem like an appealing option for young Australians aspiring to become professional athletes, yet they can’t compete with the allure of the NBA. </p> <div> <img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1CxLc3" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1CxLc3.jpg"/> </div> <p> That’s why it seems they won’t be able to secure basketball player Alex Condon, who was previously with the team. Florida Gators' U.S. national college basketball title winning team. </p> <p> The Magpies had a deal with Condon stipulating that he would join their Category B rookie list should he choose to conclude his pursuit of a basketball career. </p> <p> Nonetheless, his outstanding performance with the Gators, leading up to Tuesday’s victory, makes him nearly guaranteed to be selected for the NBA draft, likely this year or perhaps next. </p> <p> Should that occur, we highly doubt that Collingwood list manager Justin Leppitsch would possess enough persuasive abilities to recruit him as a Magpie. </p> <p> <b> <i> Stay current with the finest AFL coverage nationwide. </i> </b> <b> <i> Subscribe to the Real Footy newsletter </i> </b> <b> <i> . </i> </b> </p> </div>

Famed Brother vs. Unlikely Ruckman: Early Favorites for the Top Draft Pick

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Famed Brother vs. Unlikely Ruckman: Early Contenders for Top Draft Pick

<div> <p> The abundance of academies and family-linked players among the elite draftees has raised the chances that the player selected first overall might not stay with their initial picking club. This scenario would only be the second occurrence since the inception of the national draft. </p> <p> Zeke Uwland from Gold Coast and Daniel Annable from the Brisbane Lions, along with Sydney duo Max King and Noah Chamberlain, could be selected within the first ten picks. According to five AFL recruiters who wished to remain anonymous when speaking with this publication during the initial phases of 2025, both players from Queensland were highly regarded, often being listed as top-five selections. </p> <p> Certainly, should they decide to sign up with the club where they've been training as part of the academy, those clubs must meet stricter criteria by matching any offer submitted by rival teams before this year’s draft. </p> <p> In the open selection pool and poised to potentially secure the top draft spot are Gippsland Power’s midfield talent Willem Duursma and Calder Cannons’ versatile player Cooper Duff-Tytler, who excels both as a ruckman and forward. </p> <p> Duursma is the younger brother of Essendon wingman Xavier, North Melbourne forward Zane and Carlton AFLW player Jasmine. Duff-Tytler was an outstanding junior basketballer who decided to focus on football and has impressed recruiters with his skill. </p> <p> Based on the current ladder standings, West Coast, Essendon, and Hawthorn occupy the top three draft picks. Notably, one of Essendon’s two first-round selections will go to Melbourne, while Hawthorn’s initial choice in the round will be transferred to Carlton in 2025. </p> <p> If the Bombers manage to defeat the Demons in "Gather Round," they could add more pain for Melbourne. In this draft scenario, Richmond possesses picks four and six, whereas Essendon has secured pick five. </p> <p> The positive update for Bombers' supporters is that their NGA prospect Archie Sweid is performing well with the Calder Cannons. </p> <p> Cody Curtin from Western Australia, who hails from Adelaide like his sibling Dan, is seen as another player to watch. He had an impressive performance in the first game of the season but was less prominent in the following match. </p> <p> The Oakleigh Chargers duo, with midfielder Sam Grlj and ruckman Louis Emmett being notable talents, are seen as strong picks; however, it’s uncommon for teams to select ruckmen so early in the national draft process. </p> <p> Luke Jackson, a Melbourne premiership player who currently plays for Fremantle, stood out as an exception to that rule when the Demons selected him with pick number three in the 2019 national draft. </p> <p> Dyson Sharp, Central Districts' midfield player, elicits mixed opinions, whereas Sandringham’s Archie Ludowyke stands out as one of the top contenders in the draft pool. </p> <h3> Good old Collingwood </h3> <p> Last Thursday night, against the Blues, Collingwood sent out their most senior squad ever recorded in the annals of the AFL/VFL, still fiercely chasing the championship title. Apart from star player Nick Daicos, only two more players on the roster were below the age of 25. </p> <p> The record exceeded Geelong’s 2022 premiership squad, previously the oldest team to play. In contrast to Collingwood, that particular Cats lineup included seven players younger than 25 years old. Out of the original 23 premiers, eighteen remain with the Cats roster. </p> <div> <img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1CxWqi" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1CxWqi.jpg"/> </div> <p> After three years, four members of that squad have hung up their boots: Joel Selwood, Tom Hawkins, Zach Tuohy, and Isaac Smith. Additionally, Brandan Parfitt, who stepped in for the injured Max Holmes, was released from the team at the conclusion of 2024. </p> <p> Nevertheless, the unconventional list profile implies that numerous Collingwood players still lack clarity about what lies ahead for them after this season concludes. </p> <p> At the conclusion of this season, Scott Pendlebury, Steele Sidebottom, Jeremy Howe, Mason Cox, Brody Mihocek, Jamie Elliott, Will Hoskin-Elliot, and Tom Mitchell will be without contracts. The Collingwood Magpies currently have just two players over 30 years old signed through until 2026: Jack Crisp and new addition Tim Membrey. </p> <p> Pendlebury, Sidebottom, and Howe performed exceptionally well against the Blues, whereas Mihocek and Elliott made significant contributions within their team’s attacking zone. Pendlebury has taken part in 407 games, only 25 shy of matching Brent Harvey’s AFL record for most appearances. </p> <p> For Mihocek, who signed his previous two extensions before entering the year out of contract, being out of contract at the end of this season is an unfamiliar position. </p> <p> The valuable premiership forward, who has kicked 236 goals in 140 games for the Magpies since making his debut in 2018 as a 25-year-old rookie, wants to play on in 2025 but knows the club will be in no rush to lock down those premiership veterans early in the season. </p> <p> At 32 years old, he ranks as the sixth oldest on the list, yet continues to be an essential player for their team due to his readiness to engage in tough contests. Apart from a slight dip in performance against the Blues, he has been consistent in kicking accurately. </p> <div> <img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1CxNy3" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1CxNy3.jpg"/> </div> <p> He mentioned that his physique feels robust, and the arrival of his newborn son, Arthur, is inspiring him to explore fresh methods for recovery as he prepares for another season playing the role of a workhorse. </p> <p> I've been fortunate enough to secure two- or three-year deals, and currently my main focus is simply playing," Mihocek stated. "Next year isn’t really on my mind at all. I adore this club and wish to continue being part of it. </p> <p> This indicates that the Magpies possess the adaptability to modify their team composition based on how the experienced players perform. </p> <p> On the opposite side of the spectrum, just four players younger than 25 do not have contracts extending beyond this season. Among those whose deals run through till 2026 are Ed Allan, Jakob Ryan, along with three others selected in last year’s national draft. Collectively, these individuals have taken part in three games thus far. Those who’ve committed themselves to stays lasting until 2027 include Tew Jiath, Ned Long, Harvey Harrison, Harry DeMattia, Beau McCreery, and the sidelined Reef McInnes. Meanwhile, Nick Daicos has agreed to remain tied down until 2029. The group set for expiry at seasons' close comprises Finlay Macrae, Oscar Steene, Wil Parker, Iliro Smit, and Charlie Dean. </p> <p> If the Collingwood Football Club aims to acquire elite talents through the draft next year, they may need to consider trading one of their beloved key players or someone who is under contractual obligation. </p> <p> If free-agent Brayden Maynard chooses to depart (or isn’t presented with a contract reflective of his skills), Collingwood might get an early-round draft selection. The club is eager to keep hold of their top-performing ruckman, Darcy Cameron, whose deal wraps up in 2026. However, they must convince him that he’ll be suitably rewarded for staying, considering rival teams are keeping tabs on him. </p> <h3> Was this truly a decision? </h3> <p> The Collingwood Football Club may seem like an appealing option for young Australians who aspire to become professional athletes, yet when compared to the NBA, they fall short. </p> <div> <img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1CxLc3" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1CxLc3.jpg"/> </div> <p> That's why it seems they won't be able to secure basketball player Alex Condon, who was previously part of the team. Florida Gators' USA national college basketball title winning team. </p> <p> The Magpies had a deal with Condon stating that he could join their category B rookie list should he choose to end his pursuit of a basketball career. </p> <p> Nevertheless, his outstanding performance with the Gators, which peaked in Tuesday’s victory, makes him nearly guaranteed to be selected for the NBA draft either this year or next. </p> <p> Should that occur, we seriously doubt that Collingwood list manager Justin Leppitsch would possess enough persuasive abilities to recruit him as a Magpie. </p> <p> <b> <i> Stay current with the finest AFL coverage nationwide. </i> </b> <b> <i> Subscribe to the Real Footy newsletter </i> </b> <b> <i> . </i> </b> </p> </div>

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Fremantle's New Recruit Draws Parallels with Eagles' Premiership Star

<p> <img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1CyxNY" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1CyxNY.jpg"/> </p> <p> Fremantle star recruit Shai Bolton has shown significant approval towards their teammate Isaiah Dudley even though he is still in the early stages of his AFL career, comparing him to a West Coast premiership player and a forward for Port Adelaide Willie Rioli . </p> <p> Dudley became part of the Dockers squad as an SSP pick in February afterwards. Odin Jones was moved to the long-term injury list and has quickly impressed in his short time at the WA club. </p> <p> The low-possession, high-impact small forward made his debut in Round 3 against West Coast, slotting two goals from 10 touches, whilst recording six score involvements. </p> <p> High-end draftee Murphy Reid has also made himself known to the AFL world after a dominant opening month to his time in the big leagues. </p> <p> Reid has averaged 11.9 ratings points, 15.5 touches, 6.8 score involvements, two tackles and slotted five majors, including the four on debut. </p> <p> All the while in the absence of veteran forward Michael Walters and Sam Switkowski . </p> <p> "I feel like we have a dangerous forward line. They all play their roles, and we don't really focus on the goals, to be honest," Bolton said. </p> <p> "They're both pretty smart. A lot of people compare Dudley to Willie (Rioli). </p> <p> "Their IQ in the game is pretty good considering how young they both are … they've obviously got a lot of talent. </p> <p> "He (Dudley) doesn't need much of the ball to be dangerous, and I think, once he has more games under his belt, he's going to be pretty dangerous." </p> <p> The young duo are complemented by Bolton's ability to run amok in the front half whilst also pinch-hitting in the midfield. </p> <p> And the former Tiger says he is not done with yet, as he puts his pre-season injury woes in the rearview mirror. </p> <p> Bolton returned to his damaging best against the Western Bulldogs , kicking two crucial goals from 14 touches, playing predominantly in the front half. </p> <p> "I feel like I'm just getting fitter every time I play," Bolton said on Tuesday. </p> <p> "Obviously I had those niggles, but I feel like I'm finally getting my fitness back and getting ready to run out games. </p> <p> Returning to the primary training sessions and spending more time with the guys… that’s essentially what matters most, maintaining that bond with teammates and aiming to deliver my top performance. </p> <p> Bolton anticipated receiving additional focus from his ex-teammates, particularly the defenders and those who are known for their fiery nature. Nathan Broad and Nick Vlastuin . </p> <p> "I'll treat this as just another match and see how things unfold," Bolton stated. </p> <p> The defense is quite intense. </p>

Fremantle's New Recruit Draws Parallels with Eagles' Premiership Star

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Richard Pitino Can't Resist the Call to Lead Xavier

<img data-document-id="cms/api/amp/image/AA1C6HUN" data-reference="image" src="https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AA1C6HUN.jpg"/> <p> Cincinnati — Richard Pitino mentioned that he would only depart when the appropriate opportunity presented itself. New Mexico . </p> <p> He ultimately found one in an unexpected place. </p> <p> Pitino was introduced as Xavier On Tuesday, he was introduced as the new coach. Given Xavier’s tendency to hire coaches who were either previous assistants or had connections to the program, Pitino believed his likelihood of receiving a call from athletic director Greg Christopher was minimal until it occurred last week. </p> <p> "Things tend to unfold this way. You might have expectations about certain job opportunities coming your way. Then unexpectedly, an offer appears that seems incredible. That’s what happened with Xavier," Pitino stated at a press briefing. </p> <p> Since Thad Matta joined in 2000, this marks the first time Xavier has appointed a head coach with no prior connection to the team. After Sean Miller departed to take up the position at Texas on March 17, he had been elevated to his role in 2004 following Matta’s move to Ohio State. Over five years, Miller guided the program until moving to Arizona; however, he returned for another three-year stint starting in 2022. </p> <p> Chris Mack and Travis Steele were likewise previous assistants. Interestingly, shortly after Mack declared his intention to stay at the College of Charleston, Pitino was swiftly brought onboard. </p> <p> Pitino mentioned that his father, Rick Pitino who coaches for St. John's, urged him to remain at New Mexico until Xavier became an option, suggesting he should stay even if it entailed competing against each other twice annually within the same conference. </p> <p> Richard Pitino stated, “He observed how the community welcomed me in Albuquerque, our significant success, and noticed my happiness. After Xavier contacted him, his perspective shifted,” he explained. “I believe the compatibility here is excellent. This kind of environment truly resonates with me, making me feel at ease. Let me assure you; nobody was more supportive of choosing Xavier over anyone else than my father.” </p> <p> Pitino comes back to the Big East — having been a student at Providence College and an assistant at Louisville during his earlier tenure — following a four-year stint at New Mexico, where he guided the Lobos to consecutive NCAA tournament berths. This year, under his leadership, New Mexico finished with a record of 27-8 but were defeated by Michigan State 71-63 in the second round of the tournament. </p> <p> The 42-year-old Pitino earned Mountain West Coach of the Year honors this season following the Lobos' victory in securing the conference's regular-season championship. During his time at New Mexico, he achieved a record of 88 wins against 49 losses and boasts an overall coaching record of 247 wins to 186 losses. </p> <p> Christopher said the reason Pitino stood out as a candidate was how he rebounded at New Mexico after being fired at Minnesota. Pitino became a head coach in the Big Ten at age 30. He led the Golden Gophers for eight seasons -- including an NIT championship in his first season in 2014-15 as well as two trips to the NCAA tournament -- but was fired after two straight losing campaigns. </p> <p> "It's very clear he's hungry and incredibly competitive. Some of what fuels that drive is how he's been humbled. That was an important factor to me," Christopher said of Pitino. "How you handle adversity is really telling and we all face challenges. Handled the right way, adversity makes you better. And that is what's happened with Richard." </p> <p> Pitino is looking to bring the same aggressive style on both sides of the court that he had at New Mexico. It's also not much different from what Miller ran as both coaches like to run. </p> <p> On offense, the Lobos averaged 81.1 points, which led the Mountain West and was 26th in Division I. They averaged 16.2 fast-break points, third best in Division I. </p> <p> Defensively, New Mexico forced 15.2 turnovers per game, 14th in Division I. </p> <p> "It's not real hard to sell a vision of we don't want to run a bunch of set plays and walk the ball up the court. Not as many set plays, and honestly, it's similar to what they ran with coach Miller ran here in the past. We talked a lot about it," Pitino said. "It's hard, but it's a fun way to play." </p> <p> Pitino's first task will be rebuilding Xavier's roster, which has only two scholarship players remaining after Miller's departure and the opening of the transfer portal. Pitino is bringing most of his staff from New Mexico. </p> <p> "It's very challenging to build a whole roster. It's way more doable now in the current landscape than ever before, but we're going to be patient," he said. </p>

Richard Pitino Can't Resist the Call to Lead Xavier

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