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There\u2019s a high chance that Daniel Annable is playing in Brisbane\u2019s first match next year. That\u2019s just how good he has been this year and how ready-made he is for the big stage.<\/p>\n
A tough on-baller, Annable looms as a probable top-five pick at this year\u2019s national draft. His consistency has been exemplary in 2025 and he\u2019s thrived at every level he\u2019s played.<\/p>\n
The Lions Academy prospect has no problems finding the footy and is damaging both on the inside and outside, meaning he\u2019s always involved in the play. The hard-working midfielder is still working on his forward craft, but his output in 2025 has been incredibly solid through the on-ball brigade.<\/p>\n
And in his most recent VFL outing, he showed exactly why he\u2019s a huge chance to feature in Chris Fagan\u2019s round one side next year. <\/p>\n
Annable recorded a team-high 28 disposals in addition to 13 contested possessions, four clearances and a goal in Brisbane\u2019s narrow win over Gold Coast in the VFL. He\u2019s ready to go.<\/p>\n
He doesn\u2019t have to look far either for inspiration. Despite the Lions winning the premiership last year, Brisbane youngster Levi Ashcroft has grabbed his opportunities with both hands this year, playing 19 matches in a star-studded side.<\/p>\n
Sure, Ashcroft\u2019s more versatile than Annable, but the point is, Fagan is willing to play the kids if they earn their spot. Being an Academy member, Annable is familiar with the Lions AFL program already and has now played three matches with the reserves side. He\u2019ll certainly be wanting to make an impact under Fagan early next year.<\/p>\n
In other Lions news, Cooper Hodge, the son of Hawthorn champion Luke who is eligible for the 2026 draft, will make his VFL debut for the Lions this weekend according to Seven\u2019s Mitch Cleary.<\/p>\n
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – APRIL 13: Daniel Annable of the AFL National Academy celebrates kicking a goal during the Marsh AFL National Academy Boys match between Australia U18 and Richmond VFL at RSEA Park on April 13, 2025 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Josh Chadwick\/AFL Photos\/via Getty Images)Source: Getty Images<\/p>\n
NUMBER ONE PROSPECT RETURNS<\/p>\n
Despite not playing a minute of this year\u2019s National Championships, Zeke Uwland is still firmly in the mix to be the dux of this year\u2019s draft class. <\/p>\n
Uwland made his first appearance for the year for the Suns VFL side in the same game that Annable dominated. The Suns Academy prospect played limited game time featuring mainly on the wing as he works his way back from a back stress fracture injury that has cruelled his draft campaign.<\/p>\n
Uwland, the brother of Sun Bodhi, recorded 13 disposals and five marks but most importantly got those minutes under his belt. <\/p>\n
But how can a guy who hasn\u2019t played any Champs games still be a genuine pick 1 contender? Uwland\u2019s dominance as a bottom-ager, combined with the lack of standouts throughout the Champs, means he\u2019s still well and truly in the mix. <\/p>\n
Meantime, Suns Academy prospect Koby Coulson also featured for the VFL side, amassing 13 disposals and a goal, as did developing tall Jonah Harris, the brother of AFLW Sun Havana. <\/p>\n
Beau Addinsall, who looms as another first round prospect, has also had VFL exposure this year, while rebounding defender Jai Murray is another Suns Academy star to keep an eye on.<\/p>\n
GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA – JANUARY 20: Zeke Uwland during a Gold Coast Suns AFL training session on January 20, 2025 in Gold Coast, Australia. (Photo by Chris Hyde\/Getty Images)Source: Getty Images<\/p>\n
SWANS ACADEMY STARS AND FAMILIAR NAME EXPOSED<\/p>\n
Speaking of Academy guns, Sydney have a few of their own eligible for this year\u2019s draft.<\/p>\n
Allies MVP Lachlan Carmichael made his VFL debut for the Swans alongside winger Harry Kyle, with Carmichael in particular showing some impressive signs.<\/p>\n
Carmichael is a consistent defender who is important both in the air with his intercept ability and on the ground with his dash and precise kicking. Carmichael was also a member of the All-Australian team from the Champs and the coaching staff were keen to get the ball in his hands as much as possible. The Swans Academy prospect accumulated 15 disposals and six tackles in his first state league appearance of the year.<\/p>\n
A pair of other Academy prospects in Max King and Noah Chamberlain also turned out in that fixture and had modest outings. The draft ranges of this duo have split recruiters, but there\u2019s no denying that they have plenty of AFL attributes.<\/p>\n
IPSWICH, AUSTRALIA – JULY 13: Lachlan Carmichael of the Allies competes during the Marsh AFL National Championships U18 Boys match between Allies and Victoria Metro at Brighton Homes Arena, on July 13, 2025, in Ipswich, Australia. (Photo by Albert Perez\/AFL Photos via Getty Images)Source: Getty Images<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, top-five pick contender Willem Duursma also had his first taste of senior league footy representing the Casey Demons. <\/p>\n
What Duursma\u2019s role at AFL level could look like remains to be seen, but his versatility means he could play a role at a battling club straight away. Duursma split his time in defence and on a wing for Casey, notching 17 disposals and ten marks. His draft range has polarised some recruiters, but his VFL outing, in addition to his final National Championships outing with Vic Country, underlined his undeniable talent. <\/p>\n
Melbourne father-son and Gold Coast Academy prospect Kalani White also played in Casey\u2019s clash with the Sandringham Zebras, while Collingwood father-son Tom McGuane and Geelong NGA prospect Jesse Mellor received VFL debuts with the Pies and Cats respectively. <\/p>\n
Over in Western Australia, Jacob Farrow and Sam Swadling, who are both pushing to feature in the first round on draft night, continue to grow with their WAFL exposure. The duo racked up 22 and 23 disposals respectively.<\/p>\n
PERTH, AUSTRALIA – JUNE 07: Willem Duursma of Victoria Country warm up during the Marsh AFL National Championships U18 Boys match between Western Australia and Victoria Country at Mineral Resources Park, on June 07, 2025, in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Paul Kane\/AFL Photos\/via Getty Images)Source: Getty Images<\/p>\n
ELSEWHERE\u2026<\/p>\n
Carlton fans should get used to watching Cody Walker play ball. Walker, who has committed to the Blues as a father-son pick eligible for the 2026 draft, was everywhere for the Bendigo Pioneers in the Coates Talent League amassing a mind-boggling 38 disposals, eight marks and 12 inside 50s in a narrow loss to the Calder Cannons. Walker, the son of ex-Blue Andrew, was particularly impressive with his ability to break the lines with his pace and dash.<\/p>\n
Walker\u2019s Pioneers teammate, Hunter Wright, also performed strongly, booting two goals from 21 touches. 15-year-old Nathaniel Jenkins snagged 4.2 in his Talent League debut for Calder, while another father-son prospect, Koby Bewick, continued to impress. Bewick, the son of former Bomber Darren, looms as one of the brightest talents in the 2027 draft.<\/p>\n
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – JULY 09: Cody Walker of the Blues Academy and Charlie Curnow of the Blues chat during a Carlton Blues AFL training session at Ikon Park on July 09, 2025 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Morgan Hancock\/Getty Images)Source: Getty Images<\/p>\n
Keep an eye on Gippsland Power\u2019s Cody Templeton in next year\u2019s crop after booting 5.4 from 15 touches against the Northern Knights. Templeton has now kicked 19 goals in 12 matches as a bottom-ager, averaging 19.3 disposals across the season. Power midfield duo Zach O\u2019Keefe and Brodie Atkins had 28 and 25 disposals respectively and continue to stake their draft claims, while Seb Murphy, the brother of Adelaide\u2019s Lachie, kicked two majors from 21 touches for the Knights.<\/p>\n
Vic Country ruck Zac Harding recorded a season-high 24 disposals for the Murray Bushrangers against the Western Jets too in an intriguing ruck duel with the 198cm Macauli Buck. For the Eastern Ranges, defender Xavier Taylor had a strong outing against the Sandringham Dragons with 18 disposals, while small forward Lachy Dovaston snagged two goals from 18 touches.<\/p>\n
IPSWICH, AUSTRALIA – JULY 13: Lachy Dovaston of Victoria Metro kicks a goal during the Marsh AFL National Championships U18 Boys match between Allies and Victoria Metro at Brighton Homes Arena, on July 13, 2025, in Ipswich, Australia. (Photo by Albert Perez\/AFL Photos via Getty Images)Source: Getty Images<\/p>\n
The Dragons were disappointing in the 70-point defeat, but Jack Dalton is building into his season nicely after injury plagued the first half of his year. Dalton had a team-high 22 touches and a goal and was among the Dragons\u2019 best. <\/p>\n
GWV Rebels key forward Floyd Burmeister has had some exposure at VFL level as well in recent times, but returned to Talent League action and slotted 1.3 from 17 touches against Tasmania. Burmeister is a strong forward but his inaccuracy in front of goal continues to be an issue. The diminutive Rylee McHenry was the Devils\u2019 best with 29 disposals.<\/p>\n
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – SEPTEMBER 28: Jack Dalton of Team Sloane in action during the Marsh AFL National Futures Boys match between Team Heppell and Team Sloane at Melbourne Cricket Ground, on September 28, 2024, in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Daniel Pockett\/AFL Photos\/via Getty Images)Source: Getty Images<\/p>\n
The Oakleigh Chargers recorded a big win over the Dandenong Stingrays, thanks largely in part to the performance of Collingwood NGA prospect Doug Kerr. Kerr has had a wretched run with injuries but played arguably his best game of the season with three goals, 20 disposals and ten tackles. He was well supported by Hunter Holmes, the brother of Geelong gun Max, who had 23 disposals and a goal, while fellow Pies NGA member Jai Saxena was also named in Oakleigh\u2019s best with two goals from 14 touches. <\/p>\n
For the Stingrays, Callum Smith, the grandson of Richmond legend Kevin Barlett, continues to build upon his consistent campaign with 21 disposals while a trio of 2026 draft eligible players in Gus Kennedy, Marcus Prasad and Darcy Szerszyn impressed too.<\/p>\n
PERTH, AUSTRALIA – JUNE 07: Callum Smith of Victoria Country in action during the Marsh AFL National Championships U18 Boys match between Western Australia and Victoria Country at Mineral Resources Park, on June 07, 2025, in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Paul Kane\/AFL Photos\/via Getty Images)Source: Getty Images<\/p>\n
The AFL has also released a list of national combine invitees, featuring a host of Academy guns and father-son prospects.<\/p>\n
64 players will head to the national combine, while a further 32 have received state combine invites, but more will likely be added as the season progresses.<\/p>\n
2025 TELSTRA AFL DRAFT COMBINE LIST<\/p>\n
Beau Addinsall QLD Gold Coast Suns Academy Burleigh<\/p>\n
Tairon Ah-Mu VIC C Dandenong Stingrays Berwick<\/p>\n
Oskar Ainsworth VIC M Western Jets Williamstown CYMS<\/p>\n
Sam Ainsworth SA Norwood Tea Tree Gully<\/p>\n
Sam Allen VIC M Oakleigh Chargers Glen Iris<\/p>\n
Daniel Annable QLD Brisbane Lions Academy Redland-Victoria Point<\/p>\n
Harley Barker SA Sturt Mt Barker<\/p>\n
Thomas Burton VIC M Western Jets Point Cook<\/p>\n
Talor Byrne VIC C GWV Rebels Koroit<\/p>\n
Lachlan Carmichael NSW\/ACT Sydney Swans Academy North Shore Bombers<\/p>\n
Noah Chamberlain NSW\/ACT Sydney Swans Academy UNSW-ES Bulldogs<\/p>\n
Koby Coulson QLD Gold Coast Suns Academy Broadbeach<\/p>\n
Sam Cumming SA North Adelaide Wentworth District<\/p>\n
Cody Curtin WA Claremont West Coast<\/p>\n
Jack Dalton VIC M Sandringham Dragons Old Xaverians<\/p>\n
Will Darcy VIC M Oakleigh Chargers Old Scotch<\/p>\n
Finn Davis VIC M Western Jets Williamstown CYMS<\/p>\n
Harry Dean VIC C Murray Bushrangers Lavington<\/p>\n
Lachy Dovaston VIC M Eastern Ranges Blackburn<\/p>\n
Cooper Duff-Tytler VIC M Calder Cannons Woodend-Heskett<\/p>\n
Willem Duursma VIC C Gippsland Power Foster<\/p>\n
Hussien El Achkar VIC M Calder Cannons Pascoe Vale<\/p>\n
Louis Emmett VIC M Oakleigh Chargers Glen Iris<\/p>\n
Koby Evans WA Perth Kenwick<\/p>\n
Jacob Farrow WA West Perth Joondalup Kinross<\/p>\n
Oliver Greeves VIC M Eastern Ranges Vermont<\/p>\n
Sam Grlj VIC M Oakleigh Chargers Old Camberwell<\/p>\n
Liam Hetherton NSW\/ACT Murray Bushrangers North Albury<\/p>\n
Noah Hibbins-Hargreaves VIC C Dandenong Stingrays Mornington<\/p>\n
Hunter Holmes VIC M Oakleigh Chargers Old Melburnians<\/p>\n
Jack Ison VIC M Oakleigh Chargers Parkside<\/p>\n
Louis Kellaway SA Sturt Glenunga<\/p>\n
Max King NSW\/ACT Sydney Swans Academy Cardiff<\/p>\n
Max Kondogiannis VIC M Oakleigh Chargers Old Carey<\/p>\n
Harry Kyle NSW\/ACT Sydney Swans Academy UNSW-ES Bulldogs<\/p>\n
Matthew LeRay SA Central District Golden Grove<\/p>\n
Josh Lindsay VIC C Geelong Falcons Newtown & Chilwell<\/p>\n
Archie Ludowyke VIC M Sandringham Dragons East Sandringham<\/p>\n
Mitch Marsh SA West Adelaide Kangarilla<\/p>\n
Zac McCarthy VIC M Oakleigh Chargers Old Carey<\/p>\n
Jesse Mellor VIC C Geelong Falcons Geelong West<\/p>\n
Hugo Mikunda VIC C Geelong Falcons Bell Park<\/p>\n
Jai Murray QLD Gold Coast Suns Academy Broadbeach<\/p>\n
Taj Murray NT NT Academy<\/p>\n
North Adelaide Nightcliff<\/p>\n
Cameron Nairn SA Central District Willaston<\/p>\n
Riley Onley VIC C Murray Bushrangers Shepparton United<\/p>\n
Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier SA North Adelaide Modbury<\/p>\n
Dylan Patterson QLD Gold Coast Suns Academy Palm Beach Currumbin<\/p>\n
Zane Peucker SA Woodville-West Torrens Port District<\/p>\n
Jevan Phillipou SA Woodville-West Torrens PHOS Camden<\/p>\n
Tyan Prindable QLD Brisbane Lions Academy Coorparoo<\/p>\n
Noah Roberts-Thomson SA Sturt Unley<\/p>\n
Fred Rodriguez WA South Fremantle Fremantle City Dockers<\/p>\n
Aidan Schubert SA Central District Gawler Central<\/p>\n
Dyson Sharp SA Central District Barossa District<\/p>\n
Sam Swadling WA West Perth Whitford<\/p>\n
Adam Sweid VIC M Calder Cannons Pascoe Vale<\/p>\n
Xavier Taylor VIC M Eastern Ranges East Ringwood<\/p>\n
Avery Thomas TAS Tasmania Devils Launceston<\/p>\n
Blake Thredgold SA Sturt Payneham Norwood Union<\/p>\n
Zeke Uwland QLD Gold Coast Suns Academy Burleigh<\/p>\n
Isaac Waller QLD Brisbane Lions Academy Maroochydore<\/p>\n
Wesley Walley WA Subiaco Warwick Greenwood<\/p>\n
Tylah Wiliams WA Swan Districts Redcliffe<\/p>\n
2025 TELSTRA AFL STATE DRAFT COMBINE LIST<\/p>\n
PLAYER STATE STATE LEAGUE CLUB COMMUNITY CLUB<\/p>\n
Xavier Bamert VIC M Sandringham Dragons Collegians<\/p>\n
Charlie Banfield WA Claremont Swanbourne<\/p>\n
Harrison Bridge QLD Brisbane Lions Academy Sherwood Districts<\/p>\n
Jett Dahiltz SA Sturt Onkaparinga Valley<\/p>\n
Elliott Duffield SA South Adelaide Strathalbyn<\/p>\n
Kye Fincher VIC M Sandringham Dragons East Brighton Vampires<\/p>\n
Zac Harding VIC M Murray Bushrangers Wodonga<\/p>\n
Jasper Hay TAS Tasmania Devils Clarence<\/p>\n
Tai Hayes QLD Southport Sharks (VFL) Palm Beach Currumbin<\/p>\n
Jim Kelly SA Norwood Glenunga<\/p>\n
Felix Kneipp VIC M Calder Cannons Collegians<\/p>\n
Marcus Krasnadamskis VIC M Eastern Ranges Berwick<\/p>\n
Ryda Luke WA South Fremantle Mundijong Centrals<\/p>\n
Jacob Marron VIC M Western Jets Yarraville Seddon Eagles<\/p>\n
Thomas Matthews VIC C Gippsland Power Moe<\/p>\n
Thomas McGuane VIC M Western Jets Keilor<\/p>\n
Jack Miller TAS Tasmania Devils North Hobart<\/p>\n
Balyn O\u2019Brien SA Norwood Central Eyre United<\/p>\n
Thomas Phillips WA East Fremantle<\/p>\n
Oakleigh Chargers Hammond Park<\/p>\n
Cooper Ramsay WA East Fremantle Palmyra<\/p>\n
Sullivan Robey VIC M Eastern Ranges Rowville<\/p>\n
Ben Rongdit VIC C Geelong Falcons Colac<\/p>\n
Bryce Sanders SA North Adelaide Modbury<\/p>\n
Aaron Sharkie VIC M Oakleigh Chargers Blackburn<\/p>\n
Callum Smith VIC C Dandenong Stingrays Vermont<\/p>\n
Mitch Stevens VIC C Gippsland Power Heyfield<\/p>\n
Latrelle Sumner-Pickett SA Glenelg Tumby Bay<\/p>\n
Oskar Taylor VIC M Eastern Ranges South Belgrave<\/p>\n
Hudson Walker WA Subiaco Kingsley<\/p>\n
Toby Whan WA South Fremantle Roleystone<\/p>\n
Kalani White QLD Gold Coast Suns Academy Broadbeach<\/p>\n
Rory Wright VIC M Sandringham Dragons Caulfield Grammarians<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"A Brisbane Lions Academy prospect is in such strong form and is so ready-made that he could 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