The 2020 AFL State Combines have provided some impressive fitness test results from talented players across Australia. In previous years, there has been a national combine with players invited from all over Australia, as well as state-based combines for the next tier of players. However, due to the unique circumstances of this year, the combines were only held in the players’ home states. Despite this, we have combined the state results to showcase the top national draft camp results for 2020.
20m Sprint Results
The 20m sprint results showcase the speed and agility of the players. Here are some of the notable results:
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Victorian Metro: Reef McInnes – 2.779 seconds, Max Holmes – 2.801 seconds, Liam Kolar – 2.870 seconds, Zavier Maher – 2.887 seconds, Fraser Rosman – 2.896 seconds, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan – 2.897 seconds.
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Victorian Country: Seamus Mitchell – 2.88 seconds, Josh Eyre – 2.89 seconds, Dominic Bedendo – 2.95 seconds, Josh Treacy – 2.97 seconds, Nick Stevens – 2.97 seconds, Blake Reid – 2.97 seconds.
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South Australia: Brodie Lake – 2.907 seconds, Xavier Robins – 2.987 seconds, Taj Schofield – 3.041 seconds, Caleb Poulter – 3.058 seconds, Brayden Cook – 3.103 seconds, Mitchell Duval – 3.103 seconds.
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NSW/ACT: Godfrey Okerenyang – 2.86 seconds, Braeden Campbell – 2.90 seconds, Marc Sheather – 2.91 seconds, Nick Brewer – 3.03 seconds, Sam Frost – 3.04 seconds.
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Western Australia: Isiah Winder – 2.873 seconds, Nathan O’Driscoll – 2.931 seconds, Jaiden Hunter – 2.969 seconds, Kellen Johnson – 2.982 seconds, Denver Grainger-Barras – 2.993 seconds.
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Queensland: Aiden Fyfe – 2.9 seconds.
2km Time Trial Results
The 2km time trial tests the players’ endurance and stamina. Here are some notable results:
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Victorian Metro: Harry Sharp – 5:28 minutes, Fraser Rodman – 5:52 minutes, Liam Kolar – 6:02 minutes, Nik Cox – 6:03 minutes, Sam Berry – 6:10 minutes.
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Victorian Country: Ryan Angwin – 6:11 minutes, Josh Eyre – 6:31 minutes, Nick Stevens – 6:32 minutes, Charlie Lazzarro – 6:39 minutes, Zach Reid – 6:39 minutes, Tanner Bruhn – 6:40 minutes.
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South Australia: Jye Sinderberry – 6:28 minutes, Malachy Carruthers – 6:30 minutes, Zac Dumesny – 6:35 minutes, Caleb Poulter – 6:38 minutes, Xavier Robins – 6:38 minutes.
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NSW/ACT: Errol Gulden – 6:32 minutes, Harry Grant – 6:33 minutes, Sam Thorne – 6:38 minutes, Reed Van Huisstede – 6:44 minutes, Charlie Byrne – 6:46 minutes.
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Western Australia: Heath Chapman – 6:20 minutes, Nathan O’Driscoll – 6:23 minutes, Logan McDonald – 6:33 minutes, Shannon Neale – 6:35 minutes, Isiah Winder – 6:51 minutes.
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Queensland: Max Pescud – 6:36 minutes.
Vertical Jump Results
The vertical jump tests the explosive power and leaping ability of the players. Here are some notable results:
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South Australia: Taj Schofield – 63cm, Brodie Lake – 62cm, Jye Sinderberry – 59cm, Brayden Cook – 58cm, James Borlase – 57cm, Mitchell Duval – 57cm, Xavier Robins – 57cm.
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NSW/ACT: Godfrey Okerenyang – 84cm, Pierce Roseby – 76cm, Harry Grant – 70cm, Joshua Green – 68cm, Sam Thorne – 68cm, Nick Brewer – 68cm.
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Western Australia: Isiah Winder – 76cm, Jack Carroll – 74cm, Chris Walker – 74cm, Kellen Johnson – 73cm, Shannon Neale – 73cm.
Running Vertical Jump Results
The running vertical jump measures the player’s ability to jump while in motion. Here are some notable results:
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Victorian Metro: Eddie Ford – 94cm, Sam Berry – 94cm, Archie Perkins – 92cm, Jake Bowey – 89cm, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan – 86cm, Liam McMahon – 86cm.
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Victorian Country: Dominic Bedendo – 99cm, Josh Eyre – 93cm, Seamus Mitchell – 91cm, Oliver Lord – 82cm, Zach Reid – 82cm.
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South Australia: Brodie Lake – 94cm, Caleb Poulter – 81cm, Jye Sinderberry – 81cm, Taj Schofield – 78cm, Mitchell Duval – 75cm, Xavier Robins – 75cm.
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NSW/ACT: Godfrey Okerenyang – 95cm, Pierce Roseby – 91cm, Sam Gaden – 85cm, Joshua Green – 80cm, Reed Van Huisstede – 80cm, Nick Brewer – 80cm, Lachlan McAndrew – 80cm.
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Western Australia: Kellen Johnson – 94cm, Chris Walker – 93cm, Isiah Winder – 92cm, Shannon Neale – 91cm, Jack Carroll – 88cm, Denver Grainger-Barras – 87cm.
Agility Results
The agility test evaluates the players’ speed and quickness in changing direction. Here are some notable results:
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NSW/ACT: Harry Grant – 8 seconds, Marc Sheather – 8.23 seconds, Nick Brewer – 8.42 seconds, Sam Frost – 8.46 seconds, Braeden Campbell – 8.47 seconds.
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Western Australia: Nathan O’Driscoll – 8.12 seconds, Denver Grainger-Barras – 8.13 seconds, Isiah Winder – 8.18 seconds, Chris Walker – 8.27 seconds, Kellen Johnson – 8.27 seconds.
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South Australia: Brodie Lake – 7.90 seconds, Mitchell Duval – 7.98 seconds, Taj Schofield – 8.31 seconds, Malachy Carruthers – 8.40 seconds, James Borlase – 8.43 seconds.
These results highlight the impressive athleticism and skills of the players who participated in the 2020 AFL State Combines. It’s exciting to see the future talent of Australian football showcased through these fitness tests.
FAQs
Q: What are the AFL State Combines?
A: The AFL State Combines are fitness testing events held in different states across Australia to assess the skills and abilities of talented players.
Q: How are the results from the AFL State Combines used?
A: The results from the AFL State Combines are used to evaluate the performance and potential of players for the AFL Draft and to provide valuable information to recruiters and teams.
Q: Can players from different states participate in the AFL State Combines?
A: Yes, players from different states can participate in the AFL State Combines. However, due to the circumstances of the 2020 season, the combines were only held in the players’ home states.
Summary
The 2020 AFL State Combines showcased the impressive fitness test results of talented players across Australia. Despite the unique circumstances of this year, the combines provided valuable insights into the skills and abilities of the participants. From the 20m sprint to the vertical jump and agility tests, these players demonstrated their athleticism and potential. The AFL State Combines play a crucial role in identifying and evaluating talent for the AFL Draft. It’s exciting to see the future stars of Australian football emerging through these combines. For more information and updates, visit the official Auralpressure website.
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