Liam played twice this year for Old Xaverians but due to family commitments as well as commitments to his VFL affiliate Collingwood, Jurrah couldn’t continue his football in Victoria and played out the rest of the season in Alice Springs. A 193cm forward, he came to the attention of several clubs. With fantastic hands and great foot skills he is sure to create an impression at Melbourne.
Old Xaverians coach Simon Lethlean said ” Liam is an exciting prospect with an amazing leap and uncanny skill level around goals. He is tall, agile and slight of build at the moment. He is a quiet kid, but an excitement machine in the forward line and hopefully he has years ahead of him in the AFL system. All at Old Xavs wish Liam well and congratulate him on the exceptional achievement of being drafted onto a senior AFL list.”
Another intriguing weekend of William Buck Premier Women’s action unfolded in Round 4, headlined by a top-four clash between Old Geelong and Old Scotch, while other contenders continued to build
Prahran’s continued efforts to ‘tread water’ amidst an early-season injury crisis, have finally caught a break, although not on the scoreboard. A largely competitive 16.18 (114) to 9.8 (62) loss
Round 4 of the Division 4 Women’s competition saw Beaumaris and Westbourne each go a game clear of the rest of the pack on the ladder, riding high after being
