2024 Gallery

Defender Rayner Seccull about to be tackled early in the Grand Final against Del La Salle at Trevor Barker Oval ...

... but gets his own back only moments later

Lachie Vaughan (11) and Dre Stefanakis (13) help Charlie Harrop celebrate one of his two early goals for the Bloods; all three were lively early in the game when the match was there to be won

Durras Seccull marks on the way to an unpassable game at centre half-back

Max Sinclair played yet another solid game in defence

Veteran Peter Gleadhill addresses his fellow mids Mattias Rose (22) and Noah Higgins (8) at quarter time

Prolific midfielder Josh Gasparini again racked up a host of possessions and here awaits ruckmam Lachie Treverton's hitout

Connor Riley on a run in the second quarter that included multiple bounces and a pinpoint pass to Dre Stefanakis for a goal

As ever, Harrison Jones (26) provided the aerial highlights of the day along with 4 goals; fellow forwards Dre Stefanakis and Charlie Sinclair (24) forlornly await the crumbs

Hugo Nosiara about to swing onto that deadly left foot and snap an important goal for the Bloods

Full-back Hugo Lynch was also a hard man for De La to get around, especially with help from the likes of team mates Durras Seccull and Will Paul

"The old firm" Jack Munro and Brodie Steele combined yet again for a third senior premiership and fourth in total in only eight seasons of football; ruckman Lachie Treverton also played in his fourth (in nine seasons), all senior, the only Old Haileyburian to have done so

Jack-in-the-box forward Dre Stefanakis completed a fine finals series with five goals and was awarded the medal for best on ground

The albatross-like arms of Hugo Lynch

James Magner and Charlie Harrop (53) were constant threats up forward

Former captain Peter Gleadhill handballs in his third senior premiership and the retiring Brodie Steele still shows plenty of spring in his final game

Lachie Treverton's tribute to his team mates' grandmother Gwen Bennett; Mattias Rose still has arms free in the tackle

Skipper Brede Seccull (5) led the way with constant pressure on the opposition; this tackle in the midfield typical

The elusive and talented Charlie Harrop

Forwards Charlie Sinclair and Connor Riley enjoyed productive days

Noah Higgins is all calm on his wing and Josh Gasparini heads forward

The familiar look of the Gleadhill turn onto the left foot has barely changed in over a decade; Hugo Nosiara (43) takes a contested mark

Team mates swamp Brodie Steele after a rare goal late in his last game

Forward Lachie Vaughan (11) played an important role early in the game and provided relief in the ruck; Mattias Rose completed a fine season with another accomplished display

The scoreboard confirms the Bloods tenth senior premiership and eighteenth overall with a 94-point dismantling of De La Salle. The last biggest margin in a B Grade Grand Final was back in 1990 when they thrashed Old Melburnians by 136 points.

Daniel Ward receives congratulations and the Paul brothers James and Will share a poignant moment the day after their grandmother passed away

Post-siren joy for Will Paul (29), Lachie Vaughan, Max Sievers, Matthias Rose and Noah Higgins

Daniel Ward celebrates with other old Demon James Magner and lifts the premiership cup with captain Brede Seccull

Premiers! Standing L-R are James Paul, coach Daniel Ward, Jack Munro, Josh Gasparini (partly obscured), Max Sievers, Rayner Seccull, Brodie Steele, Durras Seccull, Lachie Treverton, Hugo Lynch, Peter Gleadhill and Lachie Vaughan; kneeling L-R are Max Sinclair, Hugo Nosiara, Noah Higgins, Matthias Rose, Harrison Jones and Charlie Sinclair; seated L-R are Connor Riley, Will Paul, Charlie Harrop, Dre Stefanakis, captain Brede Seccull and James Magner

Arkie Daniel-Reid stretches for a mark and Scanlan Lynch kicks through the congestion

Ethan Hardeman (34) prepares for a ruck contest and defender Will Gordon spoils

Lachie Burfurd drags down his opponent and George Hendrie (18) flies for a mark

George Kokoros (31) and Will Tuffley kicking forward

Young guns Will Hardeman and Will McPhee

Matthew Cowell and Nick Giustiniano on the run

Jack Kennedy (21) up in arms

Handball from Austin Whitaker and kick from Xavier Scott

Tom Antonis pulls down a mark and Bailey Yates crashed the pack

Durras Seccull in the eye of the storm of bodies including Charlie Harrop, James Magner (36), Lachie Treverton (23) and highest of all Hugo Nosiara; Will Paul (29) has to compete solo

Lachie Treverton and James Magner on the attack

Hugo Nosiara clears under the watchful eye of Connor Riley

The twists and turns of the elusive Dre Stefanakis, who kicked four goals

Connor Riley is watched by Hugo Nosiara and Brede Seccull, while Charlie Sinclair kicks a goal

Lachie Vaughan played an important backup role in the ruck; Noah Higgins in space on his wing

Another vigorous Magner tackle

Durras Seccull leaps over Max Sinclair (39) and Lachie Treverton; Charlie Harrop celebrates one of his two goals late in the game

Jumping jack forwards Charlie Sinclair (24) and James Magner (36); Brodie Steele clearing from defence

Noah Higgins breaking a tackle and Connor Riley's athleticism there for all to see

Peter Gleadhill about to deliver the ball and Charlie Sinclair about to receive it

Forward Charlie Harrop on a 9 goal rampage; at the other end of the ground Hugo Lynch and Rayner Seccull (16) effect a spoil

Another mark up forward for little big man Dre Stefanakis

Rayner Seccull and Josh Gasparini both on the turn, Lachie Vaughan held up in the background

Luke Bailey in congestion, Lachie Treverton in ruck

Jack Bell flying high again, Durras Seccull and Jack Munro (3) sorting it out on the backline

Brodie Steele watched by Brede Seccull, and the familiar Gleadhill turn onto the left foot

Mattias Rose marks, Brede Seccull handballs

Connor Riley one-handed again, Ziggy Nosiara with a clearing handball

Arkie Daniel-Reid and Liam Riedel in action in the U19s 1st Semi-final win over Old Carey

Scanlan Lynch and WIll McPhee

Matthew Cowell on the run, Jack Kennedy celebrating a goal, and captain James Connell

Hayden Whitaker and George Hendrie

Brodie Steele and James Magner firing out handballs

Hugo Nosiara leads Peter Gleadhill in the race for the ball, Josh Gasparini in the background

Liam Kirkwood-Scott on the charge ahead of Charlie Sinclair; Jack Bell leaps high in the ruck

Mattias Rose in control, Charlie Sinclair at fingertips

Team leaders Brede Seccull and Will Paul (29) in robust action

Full-back Hugo Lynch and Tom McPhee

More midfield drive from Josh Gasparini

Connor Riley twists, Lachie Treverton stretches

Lachie Vaughan (11) marks; no crumbs for Hugo Nosiara (43)

Peter Gleadhill and Max Sievers line up their left foot kicks

Noah Higgins running as ever down his wing, Connor Riley with his version of the Kouta one-hander

Forwards James Magner and Charlie Harrop with the ball

On a beautiful late winter day on the Rendall Oval at Haileybury Keysborough, Mattias Rose continued his stellar 2024 form

Charlie Sinclair and Connor Riley (62) kick for goal

Harrison Jones-Bunton ...

... with a massive leap

Defenders Will Paul and Hugo Lynch up in the air

Jack Bell (27) in ruck, Liam Kirkwood-Scott and Max Sinclair in defence

Durras Seccull swings out of defence, Lachie Treverton on the stretch in the ruck

Happy Bloods in the sunshine after another one in the avalanche of goals

Guest runner Nick Gooda and utility Liam Wood

Don't argue with Luke Bailey; Brodie Steele prepares to mark

The old master at work on that left foot - Peter Gleadhill in his 200th game (played on his birthday and his parents 40th wedding anniversary!)

Rayner Seccull (16) doing a Harrison Jones as mustachioed Max Sievers battles two Old Geelong opponents

Liam Kirkwood-Scott clears out to Noah Higgins (8), Peter Gleadhill deservedly chaired off after a great day

Brodie Steele chaired off by team mates Josh Gasparini and Brede Seccull after his 150th game, capped off by a win

Lulu Atkins listens in during a break in the Hearts' big win over Collegians; young gun Tess Baxter on the run

Ella Gown lays a tackle and competes in the ruck in front of team mates Eloise McCrae, Alizza Hetherington and Bridget Hanrahan

Skipper Bridget Hanrahan and Alizza Hetherington

Alizza Hetherington spreads her wings to shepherd and Pulli Gardiyawasam is ready to swoop

Kate Langford-Jones above and Nicky Nowlan below their respective Collegians opponents

Elosie McCrae kicks away and leads the chase in the pack

McCrae in action again breaking tackles

Nicky Nowlan bends to collect a ground ball, supported by Ivy Compton at left

Sienna Allan shoots out a handball ahead of Tess Baxter; injured captain Bella Scaunich does the running

Lucy Thea handballs, Serene Vudiniabola takes another shot at goal

Serene Vudiiniabola celebrating goals with Pulli Gardiyawasam (1), Eloise McCrae (13) and Eliza Main

This was Spud's Game, with Chelsea Frawley and president Matthew Armstrong addressing the players and crowd before the game

The Bloods, Hearts and their opponents gathered in a large circle for a minute's silence before the Senior game

The warrior captain's face belongs to Brede Seccull as he leads the Bloods out, with Noah Higgins nearest behind; Will Paul marks with Rayner Seccull ready to spoil

Ruckman Jack Bell rises for a mark watched by team mates Max Sievers (10), Lachie Vaughan (11), Rayner Seccull (16) and the off-balance Durras Seccull (14)

Key forward Harrison Jones in the thick of it

Lachie Vaughan plans his escape with Jack Munro watching on

The kicking techniques of veteran skipper Brede Seccull and rookie Will McPhee

Daniel Ward's day at the office

Brodie Steele delivers, Will Abraham spoils

Max Sievers clears a path for Jack Bell with Brede Seccull backing up; quiet please from lively forward Dre Stefanakis

Debutant ruckman Ethan Hardeman competes a ball-up, Matthias Rose watching on

Josh Gasparini in pursuit in his 100th game, Max Sievers nearby

Tom McPhee kicks clear under Brodie Steele's watchful eye; Josh Gasparini (6) awaits Jack Bell's tap

Lachie Treverton stretches to tackle, Charlie Sinclair prepares to handball

The ups and downs of Harrison Jones

Max Sievers the tackled, Will Paul the tackler with a Williamstown seagull in the background

Brede Seccull bullocks his way through the pack, Lachie Vaughan ready to shepherd

Brodie Steele and Charlie Harrop getting hands on the ball

Connor Riley and Durras Seccull celebrate a goal, Peter Gleadhill braces for contact

Connor Riley just gets boot to ball, Mattias Rose leaps to spoil

Josh Gasparini shoots out a handball, Luke Bailey kicks under the watchful eye of Brodie Steele

Lachie Vaughan marks, kicks and goals late in the game

Hugo Nosiara the tackler, Jack Munro on the run

In the mid-season break between Rounds 11 and 12, Brodie Steele played in the VAFA senior team against West Australia in Perth

Scanlan Lynch and Dre Stefanakis played in the VAFA's exhibition match showcasing the best Under-19 players in the competition

Stefanakis played brilliantly and took off the medal for best on ground

Connor Riley and Peter Gleadhill lead their St Bede's Mentone Tigers opponents

Wingers Noah Higgins and Will Abraham

Jack Munro sans ball and James Magner with it

Tom McPhee at ground level and Brede Seccull's characteristic kicking style

Defenders Joel Constable kicking and Rayner Seccull (16) spoiling

Steele and Wood construction

Luke Bailey clears from the mud while Charlie Sinclair leads the chase for the ball

Will Paul lays a tackle as Max Sievers (10) evades

Lachie Treverton close up and Hugo Nosiara on the turn

Another big leap from Harrison Jones (26) in front of James Magner (36); a muddied Josh Gasparini clears from the middle

Seve Stefanakis on senior debut takes his kick watched by Charlie Sinclair, Rayner Seccull and Reserves coach Jeremy Bourke

Rayner Seccull (16) and Josh Vaughan (25) combine to spoil; Vaughan considering his options

Charlie Sinclair takes a breather with ball safely in hand while Tom Antonis evades his Trinity opponent ahead of Brodie Steele

Long-sleeved Jack Munro turns, Charlie Harrop stretches out

Rayner Seccull and Brodie Steele both wrapped up in tackles with Will Paul watching on

Josh Gasparini breaks from the Trinity pack, Lachie Treverton in ruck

Celebrations for Will McPhee (26) with a goal on senior debut; Jeff Wood (17) does the splits in front of Mattias Rose and Dre Stefanakis

High flys from Dre Stefanakis at the front of the pack and especially Lachie Vaughan head and shoulders above all others including Mattias Rose (22)

Noah Higgins in plenty of space, Will Paul crowded out

Jack Bell (27) in a ruck contest, Joel Constable the tackler

Max Sinclair (39) and Jack Bell share spoiling duites, Will Abraham kicks on his favoured left foot

Max Sievers clutches the ball to his chest, Durras Seccull (14) and Lachie Vaughan (11) at the back of the pack

Matthias Rose lunges for his opponent watched by Max Sievers

Will Paul congratulates Joel Constable on his 100th game, chaired off by the ruck division of Lachie Treverton and Jack Bell

Lachie Treverton and Mattias Rose about to take their kicks

Liam Wood stretches, Peter Gleadhill contemplates a handball

Defender Brodie Steele gathers, bounces and runs

Joel Constable takes down both the ball and opponent in a tackle

James Magner kicks, awaits and celebrates

Charlie Sinclair in the gap between team mates Durras Seccull (14) and Tom McPhee (49); Josh Vaughan sways on his senior debut

Will Paul and Jack Munro (3) look to handball away

Finger-tippers from forwards Charlie Harrop and Durras Seccull

Dre Stefanakis leaps for another overhead mark while the veteran Magner and talented rookie Harrop celebrate another goal

Josh Gasparini, Max Sievers and Lachie Vaughan advance

Noah Higgins and the mummified Tom McPhee

Rayner Seccull (16) marks out wide and later shares skin with Liam Wood behind team mate Tom McPhee (49)

Enjoying the luncheon with guest speaker Mark Allen were 2006 premiership players Stewart Loewe, Tom Chisholm, Brett Carson, David Mason and Mark Seccull

Jake Black and Scanlan Lynch clear for the Under-19s in their top of the table clash with St Bernard's

Will Gordon watches Xavier Scott pass to a team mate while Tom Antonis holds possession in front of his St Bernard's opponent

George Brayshaw and Bailey Yates shoot for goal

Forwards Jack Kennedy and Liam Riedel all eyes on the ball

George Brayshaw on the run, Matthew Cowell (35) in contest

Mitch Gathercole about to shoot out a sneaky handball to team mates Alex Russell (15); Will Tuffley in the pack

Jack Tuffley (20) prepares for a shot on goal, then shepherds team mate Alex Russell

Skipper James Connell on the turn and Hayden Whitaker kicking a late goal

George Kokoros on bended knee feeds a handball out to Tom Antonis with Scanlan Lynch also pleading for a slice of the action

Peter Gleadhill catches his breath in the Reserves while James Magner makes an instant impact with five goals in his return to the Seniors

Lachie Vaughan reaches desperately for the ball

Mattias Rose lays a tackle in front of Tom McPhee then watches Brodie Steele do the same

Brede Seccull and the returned WIll Paul on the run

Noah Higgins breaks clear ahead of Kye Turner, Hugo Lynch in defence

Josh Gasparini (6) shoots for goal, Charlie Sinclair shoots out a handpass

Jack Bell (27) takes a strong mark in front of a taller opponent; Charlie Harrop looks further afield

2016 under-19 premiership team-mates Joel Constable (18), Jack Munro and Brodie Steele

Hugo Nosiara and the Don't Argue

Durras Seccull and Lachie Treverton close to the ground

Kye Turner surrounded

Noah Higgins played his part on the wing, but Dre Stefanakis was undoubtedly the star of the show with a spectacular 8-goal display

Jim Bonwick with his VAFA outstanding service award

The big men fly! - Jack Bell (27) and Durras Seccull up in the air

Hugo Nosiara escapes with the ball and Durras Seccull looks to do the same; Brede Seccull in the background puts on the sleeper hold

Forwards Dre Stefanakis and Jack Munro, always dangerous around goal

Hugo Nosiara backed up by Luke Bailey; Durras Seccull on the prowl

Brede Steele backs up Noah Higgins and Joel Constable calmly clears from defence

Tom McPhee (49) putting fingertips to work, Lachie Treverton on bended knee

Hugo Lynch and Liam Kirkwood-Scott break from defence

Rosey on the run

Mattias Rose rises to mark in the pack; Charlie Sinclair considers his options with Jack Bell bellowing from behind

Brede Seccull on the run, Luke Bailey on the stretch

Jack Munro in the contest; Lachie Treverton stands tall with a mark in the game's closing stages

Asbjorn Williamson with ball in hand, Seve Stefanakis (30), William Buddick and Ryan Morrisey in the Reserves game at Old Geelong's Como Park

Ella Gown (14) takes the ruckwork for the hearts and Alizza Hetherington (7) gathers

Josh Gillon and Joel Constable in defence, Luke Bailey juggles in the midfield

Peter Gleadhill clears in his second game for the day, Lachie Vaughan about to mark

Bailey Yates competes in front of Hugo Nosiara (43) while Noah Higgins (8) lays a tackle

Max Sinclair executing a tackle, Luke Bailey avoiding one

Another raking left-foot kick from Mattias Rose and another mark to Brodie Steele

Jack Munro under pressure backed up by Hugo Nosiara; one of Durras Seccull's 6 goals finally puts the Bloods in front in the final quarter after a sluggish start to the game

Eyes up for Bailey Yates, eyes down for Luke Bailey

Bloodied skipper Brede Seccull and Connor Riley

Charlie Sinclair under pressure in the pack; Josh Gillon on senior debut

Lachie Vaughan out-stretched in the ruck by his Old Geelong opponent, mid-fielders Luke Bailey, Brede Seccull and Josh Gasparini (6) await the outcome

Max Walstab and Brad Prior show off their aerial skills in the Reserves

The Ladies' Luncheon was a huge success with the club's social rooms packed out

Guest speakers Danielle and Chelsea Frawley along with MC Sara Lappage

James Paul breaks through the banner celebrating his 200th game, closely followed by captain Brede Seccull playing his 50th

Dre Stefanakis marked his welcome return from Box Hill with 6 goals; ruckman Lachie Treverton closer to the ground than usual

James Paul breaks away in characteristic style

Durras Seccull in a ruck contest and Hugo Lynch in defence

Brede Seccull and Connor Riley wrap up their Caulfield opponents

Josh Gasparini and Mattias Rose

Luke Bailey kicks, Charlie Sinclair marks

Noah Higgins (8) and Peter Gleadhill at ground level

A push, a mark and a tumble from Dre Stefanakis

Brodie Steele takes off and Liam Kirkwood-Scott kicks clear

Bailey Yates in the pack, Jack Munro with the ball

Team mates gather round James Paul to celebrate a goal to top off his milestone game

Lachie Vaughan nearly takes out team mate Liam Kirkwood-Scott with his spoil, and James Paul is chaired off by senior players Brede Seccull and Peter Gleadhill

Charlie Sinclair the tackled and Tom McPhee the tackler

Sam Loewe gives father Stewart plenty to smile about with five goals in his last game before heading overseas

Charlie Harrop (77) and Mattias Rose in marking contests

Durras Seccull and Jack Munro in contest

Hugo Lynch and Luke Bailey

Josh Gasparini tackles, Lachie Treverton kicks

Liam Kirkwood-Scott receives the plaudits of Joel Constable and Noah Higgins; Jumping Jack Bell and Brodie Steele

Senior players James Paul and Brodie Steele

Noah Higgins and Hugo Nosiara

Skipper Brede Seccull and Max Sinclair in action

Brodie Steele (7) clears from defence but Brede Seccull (5) is surrounded by St Bede's Mentone opponents

High-flying Bailey Yates

Defenders Liam Kirkwood-Scott (35) and Hugo Lynch

Will Abraham (33) caught but Hugo Nosiara clear

Lachie Vaughan (11) flies for a mark while Jack Munro breaks clear under the watchful eye of Roger Paul at left

Bailey Yates and Charlie Sinclair

Sam Loewe on the break and Liam Wood leaps to spoil

Charlie Harrop kicks one of his four goals and celebrates with Scanlan Lynch

Brodie Steele (7) handballs towards Lachie Vaughan (11); Mattias Rose gathers

Durras Seccull and Josh Gasparini dashing off

Ball in hand, defender Joel Constable is watched by Tom Antonis on debut in the 1sts, then in turn is a spectator to Max Sinclair's (39) juggling

Sam Loewe in possession as players await the umpire's decision

Noah Higgins and Max Sinclair (39) about to deliver

Defenders Lachie Vaughan (11) and Hugo Lynch combine to spoil; Durras Seccull lines up the goals with the Bloods already well in front

Mattias Rose with a clearing kick from the backline; Tom Antonis keeping a close watch on his Williamstown opponent

Ben Crozier finds trouble in the Reserves match

Forwards Ben Oakes, Jack Hardeman (14) and Jacob Gown (50)

Ben O'Leary and Ben Oakes

Nick Trificante (36), Patrick McPhee, Ben O'Leary (9) and Jeremy Adams (7)

Liam Kirkwood-Scott on the chase

U19s Nick Giustiniano and George Brayshaw make a dash for it

Will Gordon takes his kick alone but Jake Black is surrounded by St Bernard's opponents

Nick Cleary and Lachie Burford

Ben Gathercole shoots for goal

Bailey Yates breaks away

Matthew Cowell and George Hendrie

The Hearts warm up for their Round 2 clash against Old Xaverians

Bridget Hanrahan, Ella Gown and Eloise McCrae at various stages of their kicking actions

Izzy Atkins leads the race for the ball, Serene Vudiniabola in support

Serene Vudiniabola points the way; Bella Scaunich holds off her Old Xavs opponents

Eliza Main (31) takes her kick then helps out Izzy Atkins in defence

Izzy Atkins holds the pack back for Eliza Main

Reserves captain Cooper Nolan exerts muscle in the Reserves' match against Beaumaris

Pete Paleologos' clearing kick watched by Cooper Nolan (4)

Billy Mackay (56) kicks forward on his trusty left foot

Jack Grenda (33) in defence, Jack Hardeman (14) in attack kicking for goal

Debutant Jason Doyle, Daniel Zhang and Tom McPhee

Sam Loewe kicks and celebrates a goal

Hugo Nosiara all eyes for the ball, Sam Loewe (30) in support

Brodie Steele gets his man

Durras Seccull and Mattias Rose deliver right and left

Max Sinclair and Josh Gasparini celebrate, Jack Bell kicks at full stretch

The impressive pavilion at Beaumaris for the Anzac ceremony before the Seniors' game

Hugo Nosiara on the run again, Josh Gasparini nearby

Ruckman Jack Bell had a busy day

Peter Gleadhill's trusty left foot

Jack Bell, Mattias Rose and Peter Gleadhill listen in to captain Brede Seccull (5) at the quarter time break

Team leaders Brede Seccull and Brodie Steele

Debutant William Abraham literally taken aback; the big-hearted Lachie Treverton competes in the ruck

Kate Langford-Jones, Lexie Connell, Eliza Main and Immy Lappage line up for their season opener against Old Camberwell, following in the steps of their famous fathers Andrew, David, Blair and David, all of whom played over 150 games for the club. Co-captain Bella Scaunich's father Danny is also a past player.

The U19s enjoyed a solid win over Old Trinity in their second-round match; Matthew Cowell and Jack Tuffley get their kicks away

George Brayshaw on the run and ruckman Ethan Hardeman

Ethan Hardeman wishing Ben Gathercole's shot for goal through; George Brayshaw leading his Trinity opponents

Liam Riedel collects the ball in front of Jack Kennedy

Liam Riedel and Nick Cleary head goalwards

Matthew Cowell in all sorts of trouble; Nick Cleary at ground level

George Hendrie and Nick Giustiniano take their kicks

Scanlon Lynch readies for a shot on goal while Hayden Whitaker is shepherded by team mates Jake Black (40) and Matthew Cowell (62)

In the Seniors' opening match, Lachie Treverton takes a mark and James Paul (2) takes his kick

Team mates congregate around debutant Noah Higgins as the Bloods celebrate an early goal

Max Sinclair at full stretch in a marking contest and forward Durras Seccull (14) takes advice from his line coach Luke Breust

Lachie Riley snaps for goal

Charlie Sinclair and Brede Seccull (5) in the action

The familiar Harrison Jones leap for a mark

Liam Wood breaks away from the pack

Rear: Stuart Connelly, Josh Vaughan, Hugo Lynch, Durras Seccull, Lachie Treverton, Matthias Rose, Lachie Vaughan, Luke Bailey, Cooper Nolan, Brad Prior. Centre: Noah Higgins, Nick Traficante, Liam Kirkwood-Scott, Seve Stefanakis, Tom McPhee, Will Abraham, Max Sievers, Max Sinclair, Joel Constable, Rayner Seccull, Will Paul, Peter Gleadhill, Hugo Nosiara, Josh Gasparini, Jeremy Bourke. Front: Jack Hardeman, Charlie Sinclair, Charlie Harrop, James Paul, Brodie Steele, Daniel Ward (Coach), Brede Seccull (Captain), Jack Munro, Liam Wood, James Magner, Angus Bonwck.

Rear: Sam Keenan, Charlie Begg, Ethan Hardeman, Lachlan Burfurd, Jake Black, Nick Cleary, George Kokoros, Xavier Scott, David Connell (Coach). Centre: Luke Hardeman (Assistant), Will Hardeman, Zac Fuleky, Jack Tuffley, Jack Kennedy, Austin Whitaker, Liam Riedel, Ed Cassidy, George Hendrie, Will Gordon, Fynn Davis, Matthew Cowell, Roger Gerny (Assistant). Front: Ben Gathercole, Mitch Gathercole, Tom Antonis, Will Tuffley, Nick Giustianiano, James Connell (Captain), Bailey Yates, Arkie Daniel-Reid, Scanlan Lynch, Alex Russell, Will McPhee.