Anonymous
Years ago

Un20 nationals 2015

In 16 days the 2015 un20 national championships will be unway yet very little can be found re info on teams etc, the only info is the draw that is now out via a link on BA website but not yet loaded onto sporting pulse. Just hope it's a better coverage than last year, the SportingPulse stats are all over the place , half the players don't even have scores next to their name yet have shooting percentages makes no sense.
Any thoughts on outcomes or will they be pretty much the same as most years Vic dominating in both women's and men's ?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Good question.

Who will play in this tournament?

Kyle Clark? Tom Wilson? Jack White? Harry Froling?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

All of the above I'd say , the Vic men's tean consists of most of the cof e kids, the women's team is without Lauren SCHERF but does have Allanah smith Alex sharp and Rachel antoniadou Ella hellassey from un19 gems so you would be thinking Vic would be a good chance for the win in both men and women's

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Froling is still an U/18.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Out of those 4 names mentioned above, Froling would be the only one playing. The rest are 1997 kids

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Nope other way round they are all now under 20s bottom age except Froling who's top age 18 s

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Anonymous  
Years ago

In the womens, vic should come away with the win as the Froling twins and Kirsty Wallace are in US Colleges. Vic Country were runner up two years ago and Qld Sth won the Bronze against Vic Metro. So should be a QLD V Vic final.

In the mens, vic metro won two years ago, but had to fight all the way. Silver medalist NSW (Metro) have lost Jonah Bolden. Vic Country lost in the bronze medal game against Tassie. So for me the winner will come from Vic, NSW or Tassie.

Agree the stats are all over the place for past Nationals in very age group. Wonder if Sporting Pulse realise the Stats are all wrong?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

U18 Nationals is awesome, the U20's is very ho hum!

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Anonymous  
Years ago

I suppose that depends on how you look at it, and remember those un20s were last years un18s and the year befores too,

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Nope, most of the best u18 players would already be at college by u20's or doing something more productive.

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Anonymous  
Years ago


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"Nope, most of the best u18 players would already be at college by u20's or doing something more productive."

Sorry buddy but you are way off the mark. We've got 2nd year U20's just finished Year 12 and obviously first year athletes just starting their final year of secondary school. Those 2nd year guys (1996 born) and a maybe a few 1997 born kids are heading off to US colleges in 6 months time.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

So, how does the 20's work, is it country and metro or just state teams? Is NZ involved?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Un20 is metro and country combined teams for each state.
In answer to 513832, those un18s from last yr would be a 2016/2017 intake for college.
None would be in NBL, and the only ones from the women in WNBL are top age un20 this year, only Sherf is not playing in un20s as top,age and Wallace and Froling twins are at college in US, the rest if they are going to college won't be leaving till June july this year, so still plenty of young talent to be found

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Anonymous  
Years ago

not true.

SA are missing a number of players in college.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Most who have already gone to college would be too old for un20s anyway unless they only just finished school. This age group are 2015 2016 intakes

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Does anyone know if any games will be live streamed ?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

They are on CRT one at dande so could be

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Anonymous  
Years ago

2015 U20 Victorian Men's and Women’s Teams announced
Category: Frontpage News, General


The U20 Victorian Men’s and Women’s teams that will contest the 2015 U20 Australian Junior Championship to be held in Dandenong from the 22nd - 28th February, 2015 have been selected.

Victoria will be competing against teams from NSW, Tasmania, South Australia, Queensland, the NT, New Zealand, Western Australia and the ACT. Both the Victorian Men and Victorian Women are the defending champions. The 2015 teams are committed to continuing this great tradition of success.


U20 Men's Team



Players/Association

Abi Akintola, Diamond Valley/CoE

George Blagojevic, Geelong/CoE

Matthew McCarthy, Waverley

Matt Owies, Melbourne

Jock Perry, Melbourne/CoE

Joel Smith, Keilor

Dejan Vasiljevic, Melbourne/CoE

Jack White, Traralgon/CoE

Tom Wilson, Melbourne/CoE

Kai Woodfall, Diamond Valley



Emergencies

Ben Ursich, Kilysth

Anthony Karabatsos, Diamond Valley

Mason Peatling, Dandenong

Jack Bines, Melbourne

Michael D'Agostino, Blackburn

Sebastiano Lamonato, Blackburn



Staff

Head Coach: Trevor Lee, Eltham

Assistant Coach: Daniel Smith, McKinnon

Assistant Coach: Chris Helliger, Werribee

Team Manager: Shelley Reynolds

Physio: Matt Stoneman, Bounce Health




Men’s Head Coach Trevor Lee said: "After several weeks, the selection process for the U20 Men’s State Team has concluded. After much deliberation we have selected the team that will represent Victoria in the up coming National Championships in February here in Melbourne. We are excited with the squad we have assembled and are pleased to be taking a very motivated group with a wide diversity of talent. The players and coaching staff expect tough opposition, and we will all be working hard to ensure that this team is fully prepared to compete at the Nationals. The players and staff are very much aware of the proud history of Victorian State Basketball and we look forward to continuing our winning tradition. I am very pleased to be working with our coaching staff and support team, we will do only our very best to secure yet another National Championship for Victoria."

U20 Women's Team



Players

Rachel Antoniadou, Dandenong

Rachel Brewster, Melbourne

Kasey Burton, Ballarat

Shannon Dufficy, Diamond Valley

Ella Hellessey, Southern Pennisula

Amy O'Neill, Diamond Valley

Georgia Pineau, Melbourne

Alexandra Sharp, Diamond Valley/CoE

Alana Smith, Nunawading

Brittany Wunhym, Melbourne



Emergencies

Grace Collett, Diamond Valley

Meg Crupi, Diamond Valley

Bridget Mimmo, Bulleen

Brigett O'Neill, Bulleen

Brodie Theodore, Bulleen

AJ Stewart, ACB

Eliza West, Southern Pennisula

Olivia West, Bulleen



Staff

Head Coach: Al McAughtry, Diamond Valley

Assistant Coach: Michelle Brogan, Hawthorn

Assistant Coach: Dee Butler, Bulleen

Team Manager: Barbara Evans

Physio: Chrissy Tadros, Bounce Health



Women's Head Coach Alan McAughtry said: “Selection is always subjective and proved difficult with the talent that presented for trials. Many of these young players have had a lot of success at a senior and junior level. The squad competed at a higher level as the trials went on, and with the challenge of managing the athletes work load, commitments and schooling, the effort showed by all involved was exceptional. The great opportunity with this group is the time the girls get to spend with two exceptional basketball minds in Michelle Brogan and Dee Butler,(Assistant Coaches), their experience is invaluable for these young ladies. I am very pleased to be given the opportunity to lead Victoria along with the staff to a National Tournament in our home State.”

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Anonymous  
Years ago

So, how does a Tasmanian junior in Kai Woodfall make the Vic team? The Tassies must be livid!

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Anonymous  
Years ago

He's been living in Vic for a couple of years now that's how

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