7AFL Kids Call returns for Round 19 on 7plus Sport \u2013 Kids calling for kids for Collingwood v Fremantle clash, live and free on 7plus Sport.<\/p>\n
Following a spectacular 7AFL Kids Call debut on Thursday 22 June, Round 19 of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership Season marks the second broadcast of the 7AFL Kids Call, live, free and exclusively streamed on 7plus Sport<\/a> in Victoria, New South Wales and Western Australia.<\/p>\n Led by Alex Kouts (12), Ned Bolton (13) and Indie Axup (16), the loveable young footy fans will once again present their own pre-game and post-match coverage, as well as full match commentary for the Collingwood and Fremantle clash at the MCG from 3.00pm AEST on Sunday, 20 July. \u00a0<\/p>\n In a first for Australian sporting codes and supported by Nintendo, the 7AFL Kids Call is designed to attract younger people to 7plus Sport, while at the same time unearthing some of Australia\u2019s youngest and brightest Australian football commentary stars.<\/p>\n Alex, Ned and Indie will be guided by seasoned caller Jack Heverin and current stars of the game Cody Weightman (Western Bulldogs) and<\/p>\n Nick Larkey (North Melbourne) to give valuable insight and guide the young stars on gameday.<\/p>\n Alex, the 2024 AFL Auskicker of the Year, who takes huge inspiration from Bruce McAvaney, currently calls senior football in South Australia each Saturday, and will be based in the commentary box alongside Ned.<\/p>\n The son of current St Kilda Assistant Coach, Brendan Bolton, Ned has already shown a flair for his game day analysis and interviewing style through his popular \u201cRoaming Bolts\u201d series inspired by 7AFL\u2019s Roaming Brian and produced by the Collingwood Football Club.<\/p>\n Advertisement. Scroll to continue reading.<\/p>\n Indie will be back on deck to deliver all the latest news, interviews and insights from the boundary with coaches and players.<\/p>\n Seven Network Head of Sport \u2013 Digital, Kirsty Bradmore, said:<\/p>\n \u201cThe first 7AFL Kids Call went incredibly well and the kids had the best time putting their own spin on gameday. Alex, Ned and Indie we\u2019re absolute naturals at bringing their unique perspective, energy, and knowledge to 7plus, and we\u2019re so proud of them.<\/p>\n \u201cAt Seven we are always looking for ways to create fresh and engaging content and to connect with as many audiences as possible including young footy fans and families.\u201d<\/p>\n Following Sunday\u2019s game, minis from the match will be available on the 7AFL Kids Call hub on 7plus Sport nationally.<\/p>\n This year marks the first time Australians can stream AFL footy for free on 7plus Sport<\/a> and access an impressive array of new shows, offering footy fans incredible AFL content seven nights of the week.<\/p>\n Seven\u2019s 2025 7AFL Kids Call Commentary Team <\/p>\n Favourite AFL team: Adelaide\u00a0Crows<\/p>\n Favourite AFL player: Jordan Dawson<\/p>\n Favourite 7AFL commentator: Bruce McAvaney. Bruce has been my idol since I started commentating when I was eight years old. Some people even started calling me \u201cLittle Bruce\u201c<\/p>\n Top four prediction: Collingwood, Hawthorn, Brisbane, Adelaide<\/p>\n Who do you think will win the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership? Collingwood<\/p>\n Who do you think will win the 2025 Brownlow Medal? Nick Daicos<\/p>\n Favourite AFL team: I\u2019m torn between Collingwood and St Kilda. I barrack more for individuals and personalities in the game that I have connections with<\/p>\n Favourite AFL player: Steele Sidebottom, plus his player knowledge of boots is elite\u00a0 Top four prediction: Collingwood, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Adelaide Favourite AFL team: Collingwood<\/p>\n Favourite AFL player: Scott Pendlebury<\/p>\n Favourite 7AFL commentator: Abbey Holmes<\/p>\n Top Four prediction: Hawthorn, Collingwood, Brisbane, Geelong<\/p>\n Who do you think will win the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership? Collingwood, because they have a wide age range, have started well concerning injuries and have a fairly easy run home. They have experience with Finals and won the flag in 2023, so I think they have a good chance<\/p>\n Who do you think will win the 2025 Brownlow Medal? Whilst it\u2019s a little too early in the season,\u00a0I think Nick Daicos has a good chance to win the Brownlow. He plays a great game and is so impactful around the ball<\/p>\n JACK HEVERIN \u2013 CALLER<\/p>\n A rising star of sports commentary, Jack Heverin currently calls for Triple M Footy, Cricket and NBL. Career highlights include commentary of the AFL Grand Finals, Cricket World Cup and Commonwealth Games.<\/p>\n AFL Round 19, 7AFL Kids Call:\u00a0 Collingwood v Fremantle \u2013 3.00pm AEST, live and free on 7plus Sport<\/p>\n Media Release \u2013 Seven<\/p>\n Link to 7plus HERE<\/a><\/p>\n
Favourite 7AFL commentator: Bruce McAvaney. I also look up to Alister Nicholson as he loves cricket and football, like me. Brian Taylor is also a favourite and inspired my \u201cRoaming Bolts\u201d<\/p>\n
Who do you think will win the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership? Collingwood
Who do you think will win the 2025 Brownlow Medal? Nick Daicos\u00a0<\/p>\n