Anon
Years ago

Emus team

Interesting team? How did JH make the team? Did any SA boys trial? SA girls done well...whats happended to SA boys development.

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LC  
Years ago

Another thread started with precious little information.

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LC  
Years ago

Here we go...

Australia's U19 Men’s Team
2010 Albert Schweitzer Tournament

Jackson Aldridge (Norths, NSW/AIS)
Jordan Barry (Illawarra, NSW)
Mitchell Creek (Horsham, VIC/AIS)
Anthony Drmic (Dandenong, VIC/AIS)
John Fenton (Bathurst, NSW/AIS)
Hugh Greenwood (Grenadiers, Hobart TAS/AIS)
Igor Hadziomerovic (Melbourne, VIC/AIS)
Jackson Hussey (Willeton, WA/AIS)
William Sinclair (Kilsyth, VIC)
Lewis Thomas (Stirling, WA/AIS)
Daniel Trist (Norths, NSW)
Corban Wroe (Brisbane, QLD/AIS)

Head Coach: Damian Cotter
Assistant Coach: Paul Goriss
Manager: Bob McGugan
Physiothapist: Peter Suffolk

Link: http://linky.com.au/o1nff

The Emus will depart Australia on Saturday 27 March. The team will play three lead up games before the tournament commences on April 3.

Albert Schweitzer Tournament:

Group A: China; Italy; New Zealand; Germany U17
Group B: Brasil; Japan; Turkey; Germany
Group C: Argentina; Croatia; France; USA
Group D: Spain; Israel; Greece; Australia

Albert Schweitzer Tournament Website (German): http://linky.com.au/yr2p6

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LA  
Years ago

Would've thought atleast 1 South Aussie would be in the team after his game vs Victoria in the GF at Nationals.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Maybe the SA player in question is not UNDER 19????

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Anon  
Years ago

Phaps the SA boys missed the boat on development here?
Agree a couple, if aged, should have had the chance.

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sc  
Years ago

'Phaps the SA boys missed the boat on development here?'

heard you the first time. pushing an agenda?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

LA,

This is a bottom age U20 team along with the Albertschweitzer age group and junior worlds age group. 1 boy went to camp but didnt make the team for this tournament.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

The SA Boys did greaat to get to the finals. A tight group, smart and well coached at State and Club level.

To succeed takes the right mix of work ethic, smarts and GENETICS.

Unlike other years between the 2 teams there was no NBL talent on that court in the GF with the exception of Mitch Creek who I guess will probably end up taking an $80,000 AFL rookie salary over the nbl. Drmic has a LONG way to go to become half they player his brother, who plays in Europe, was!!

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Anonymous  
Years ago

no nbl tallent in that grand final? you are jokin yourself

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Anonymous  
Years ago

mitch creek should definately leave basketball fot AFL.. he would be a freak. would absolutely tower up at CHF and would be on huge $$$$ zfter 4 years.. AFL clubs should be trying to get this bloke ASAP

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Anonymous  
Years ago

LA,

Did you think the "little Bloke " from Vic earn a mention.

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SAGreat  
Years ago

Have it on good authority that the SA kid is definitely touring with the EMUS to Germany the week after next. Good for him!

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Anonymous  
Years ago

there is actually a s.a guy going to the tournament in germany now. Nathan spehr will be replacing an injured jackson hussey. and creek would go to afl but the fact is how many times a year do afl clubs travel overseas.... with basketball and being so tyoung i personally know that he watns to travel young. maybe in the next year or so he will venture across.

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