Congratulations to Damian Byrne of Mazenod who was last week’s Club Warehouse Rising Star nomination.
Damian played the last four games for Mazenod’s Premier B side and has found himself in the club’s best players in each of the four games.
Utilising an explosive turn of pace, Damian has secured a spot in the senior midfield as an attacking and highly damaging on-baller.
In his first year at the club, Damian has impressed all on the coaching panel, playing in the Colts, Under 19 Section 4, Under 19 Section 2 and Premier B seniors.
The only thing more exciting than the dominant role he has played in the above-mentioned grades all season, is that he has done so as a 17-year-old.
Playing a similar role to Adelaide Crows star Patrick Dangerfield, Damian has no issue with taking the game on and subsequently causing nightmares for opposition teams.
A natural leader both on and off the field, Damian looks set to undertake leadership roles within the club into the future.
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