Director of Big V Football Nigel Credlin today released the initial training squad of 52 for the U23 game against WA on Sunday 3 June.
The first training run will be held at Sportscover Arena on Wednesday from 6:00 under coach Ben Robertson. Official invitations will be made today through club secretaries.
AJAX: Warren Steinberg, Jake Lew
Banyule: Bartholomew Walsh, Jake Truefeldt
Beaumaris: Anthony Carroll, William Murton, Scott Gower
Caulfield Grammarians: Thomas O’Sullivan
Collegians: Jack Bull, Courtney Hylton
De La Salle: Ben Humphrey, Thomas Humphrey, Jacob Williams
Monash Blues: Samuel Baring
Old Brighton: James North
Old Camberwell: Jackson Eade, Ben Hart, Simon Bennett
Old Carey: Bas Simpson, Nicholas Richardson, Matthew Parker, Steve Harris
Old Geelong: Jack O’Shea
Old Haileyburians: John Nicolopoulos, Corey Millard, Peter Gleadhill
Old Ivanhoe: Michael Delmonte
Old Melburnians: Nicholas De Steiger
Old Scotch: Lachlan Hill, Maxwell van den Broek, Nicholas Jamieson
Old Trinity: Luke Pacconi
Old Xaverians: Nick Wynne, Patrick Ambrose, Thomas Carey
PEGS: Cameron Livori
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: Jaryd Robertson
St Bernard’s: Thomas Overman, Alexander Singleton
St Kevin’s: Glenn Chivers, Philip Edgar, Joshua Taylor, Karl Wissell
University Blacks: Adam Pitt, Bede Mahon
University Blues: Alastair Austin, Patrick Hayes, Jonno Nash, Charles Shaw, Marshall Rippon
Werribee Districts: Matthew Dean
Whitefriars: Daniel Hogan
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