(Back, from left) Bailey Townsend, Zac Free, Dean Macdonald, Miller Fitzpatrick, Luke White, Aiden Free, James Bradford and Jake Cavallaro; (third row) Geoff Pitt (trainer), Jack Hay, Caryl Ginders (trainer), Thomas Nevinson, Shane Werner (coach), Nat Free (team manager), John Fitzpatrick (asst coach), Belinda McCallum (trainer), Michael Bennett (trainer) and Brett Macdonald; (second row) Cody Jordan, Monte Barnes, Jayden Pitts, Ben East, Billy Michael, Kai Hillier, Darcy McManus, Brock Redden, Luke Todd; (front) Jordon Amor, Clay Howe, Reece Hussey, Ben Nisbet, Lachie Cooke and Darcy Cullenward. Absent - Jonty Tubb and Lachlan Marshall.
#5 Clay Howe - With extensive experience in senior football, he brings relentless determination and toughness to every contest. His leadership on the field is invaluable especially for the younger lads, and can shift the momentum of the game in just a few key moments.
Ben East was on the ball in the Rams reserves preliminary final win.
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#6 Aiden Free - An exceptional football IQ, blending sharp strategic thinking with impressive skills. Brings a wealth of senior experience. A natural leader on the field and guides his teammates with insight and presence of an additional coach or 19th player on the ground.
#15 Jayden Pitts - The ‘general’ in the backline, he brings a wealth of experience and a powerful kick to clear the ball from the oppositions forward line. His leadership and ability to direct play make him a valuable asset to our team.
#20 Cody Jordan - A true old-school footballer, he takes instructions well and excels at intercept marking. Reads the play well and is a strong presence in the ruck. His height and leaping ability will be vital for our finals campaign.
#22 Luke White - Embodies the Blue and Gold. He’s a crafty forward with silky foot skills, and when he’s on, he is on. Is dangerous whether kicking goals or setting up goals. He’s a great team man who has a true passion for the game.
Jayden Pitts goes up for a mark in the prelim.
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#23 Brett Macdonald - With excellent football intelligence and a strong pair of hands, he has a keen sense for finding the goals. His leadership is invaluable to the younger players, making him a significant asset to the team.
#24 Kai Hillier - Kai is the kind of club man you want 21 of. He’s passionate about the game and enjoys celebrating success. With solid hands and impressive strength, you can always count on him to give 100 per cent every time he steps onto the field.
Jake Cavallaro in action for the Rams during last week’s preliminary final.
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#29 Miller Fitzpatrick - He has a sharp football mind, consistently positions himself well, and has reliable hands. Versatile and capable, he can play effectively in any position on the field.
#30 Darcy McManus - With excellent forward craft and a strong overhead mark, he’s rarely outmatched in marking contests. Versatile enough to play in the ruck or up forward, and with silky foot skills, he’ll be a key target for us in September.
#31 Jonty Tubb - Relentless in contests, never hesitating to put his body on the line. Whether in the midfield or up forward, he consistently delivers a dependable and strong performance, always giving his all for the team.
#32 Tom McCallum - Really talented footballer with some senior experience. His talent makes him a key asset, and he’s poised to make a significant impact in the finals
#33 Zac Free - Tough young player that is a threat in the forward line, combining sharp forward craft with relentless pressure. His speed and skill make him dangerous around the goal, while his hard tackling adds an extra layer of intensity to his game
#34 Dean Macdonald - A young footballer with impressive skills, he’s fearless when it comes to putting his body on the line. With a ‘see ball get ball’ mentality, he’s relentless in his pursuit and always goes after the play with determination.
Miller Fitzpatrick takes a grab in last week’s preliminary final.
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#36 Bailey Townsend - Constantly working to improve his game, demonstrating a strong training ethic that is evident in his skills and effort on the field. His speed, combined with ability to run and carry out of the backline, makes him a threat to the oppositions forward line.
#39 Ben Nisbet - A key contributor to our success this year, particularly with his goal kicking ability. A dedicated club man with a deep passion for his teammates and family, he constantly strives to be his best for everyone around him.
#40 James Bradford - A relentless tackler who gives 100 per cent effort in pursuit of both the ball and opponent, he brings great speed and a strong run out of the backline. He’s a true team player through and through.
#43 Reece Hussey - Excels with his strong overhead and intercept marking abilities. His impressive leap and speed make him a versatile asset, capable of playing as a reliable back-man. He’s a true utility player who can perform well in any position.
#45 Lachlan Marshall - A highly intelligent footballer, he consistently positions himself perfectly and makes a big impact with just a few touches. Capable of playing both forward and back, he uses the ball effectively to the team's advantage.
#46 Lachie Osborne - This young footballer is highly intelligent and already has some senior level experience. With exceptional skills and composure, he can change the course of a game with just a few touches.
#47 Ben East - This tall and athletic footballer excels in high marking contests and ruck work, thanks to his impressive leap. He plays a crucial role initiating our centre clearances.
#48 Darcy Cullenward - He doesn’t need many words, his football speaks for itself. With the ability to slow the game down and silky skills to match, his two-way running and pace make him a valuable asset as finals approach.
#50 Luke Todd - A key figure in our backline, he excels at reading the play and brings a strong work ethic to training. He serves as an excellent role model for the younger players coming up through the ranks who aspire to play in the backline.
#52 Jordan Amor - He’s strong in contests and relentless in his pursuit of the ball. Versatile enough to play anywhere on the ground, he compensates for his lack of height with impressive strength.
#53 Brock Redden - Possesses excellent football skills paired with blistering speed. His burst out of contests and ability to run and carry, and willingness to take the game on, make him a dangerous threat to the opposition. Those runs can change the course of a game.
#55 Jake Cavallaro - As co-captain he leads by example, consistently going hard at the contest. He demands 100 per cent from both him and the team.
#57 Billy Michael - Is the captain of the team, leading by example on and off the field with his approach and with very few words. In every contest, he consistently delivers and gets the job done.
#60 Noah Bradley - A young, fast and skilful footballer, unafraid to take on the game with his pace and abilities up the wing. He’ll be a key asset in the big games.
#62 Lachie Cooke - Returned to the club after a long hiatus. Smooth footwork and precision, he excels on the wing or in the forward line. Has the potential to be a valuable asset in our attack.
#62 Monte Barnes - In his first year at the club, he seamlessly fit into the team. Versatile across any position on the ground, he combines strong ground level skills with a reliable set of hands. He’s poised to make a big impact come September.
