MEN'S PRE-SEASON SQUAD NAMED
Following a number of recent on court scrimmages, and several face to face discussions, the Coaching staff of the Men’s Premier League met for the last time today to consider and name the expanded training squad for the pre-season component of our 2019 season. This squad, which is already larger than would be expected, will grow with the announcement of a couple of (yet to be confirmed) signings, and then be, over the next month or so, reduced to a final 16 players plus 2 “reserves”.
We sincerely thank every player who may have been part of our program in the past and/or took part in the scrimmages, but have not been named this year for whatever reason. Your input and commitment is and was appreciated. But at the end of the day this is a very competitive environment and we are restricted as to the number of players that can be included. We hope that you will continue to support the team on game night and hopefully be prepared for another go next time. You will always be respected as a North Adelaide player.
To those of you who have made it this far, congratulations. Now the hard work really begins, commencing next Saturday. If you have not been in our squad before we will be contacting you shortly to confirm the location and times of future sessions.
If anyone who took part in our scrimmages would like to chat to Head Coach Nathan Hawkes, (or in fact any of the Coaching staff) and do not have his number, please message Ray Girvin (0412 162 955) in the first instance.
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Bijan Johnson
Adam Schild
Darcy Aistrope
James Peters
Josh Graetz
Riley Harrap
Keenan Abbott
Dion Smith
Kyle McNaughton
Gab Saldavia
Marko Miskovic
Russell Jenssen
Dylan Marshall
Caleb Watson
Riley Slater
Fiston Ipassou
Under Injury Rehabilitation – to Join the Squad When Able
Daniel Goodluck
Luke Pike
Ethan Bryan
To Return From College
Raymond Harding
Nick Marshall
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