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Xavier College Sport
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Wonderful video today featuring our Captain of Football for 2020 Finlay Macrae! @XavierCollege afl.com.au/video/526400

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How a Geelong Falcons prospect became a West Coast supporter | sen.lu/37JsMOv | #AFLDraft AFL Draft on SEN powered by Tyrepower pic.twitter.com/mTgl63MEOz

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Best of luck to @APS_Sport Rep and @SkcSport footballer Conor Stone in this years @AFLDraft! 💪💪💪 #apssport #APS #apsfootball #schoolsport #Grassroots #unitedcoloursoftheaps #leaders #apsrepsport twitter.com/MattBalmer7/st…

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"Everyone has that person you want to become, or even do better (than)." Possible No.1 #AFLDraft pick Jamarra Ugle-Hagan isn't shying away from the Buddy comparisons: foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-draf… pic.twitter.com/DG5DqAtAOd

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Will Phillips' preference is to remain in Melbourne, but happy to go anywhere | sen.lu/2KZXoU7 | #afldraft pic.twitter.com/H1DjbISyut

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We have some #APSAlumni doing very well overseas t We have some #APSAlumni doing very well overseas that we’d like to feature!! The first of our Alumni is Rebecca (Bec) Allen, former @aps_sport Rep & @careygrammar Basketballer Despite missing the 2020 ‘Wubble’ season, former @CareyGrammar’s Rebecca Allen has continued her momentum from the 2019 season with New York while competing for Valencia Basket in Spain. The Australian sharpshooter is currently averaging 13.3 points per game, while shooting a staggering 48.4% (30-62) from beyond the arc. Her scoring ability and impactful minutes on both ends of the floor has helped lead Valencia to a near perfect 12-1 start to their season. Additionally, Bec’s overseas club is currently ranked #2 in all of Europe by EuroBasket.com. Allen’s best performance thus far was on Nov 22 against Zamarat, when she scored 21 points, shot 5-6 from three and grabbed 4 rebounds in a 76-59 win. After her success at the World Championship, where she won a bronze medal, Allen signed as a free agent with the New York Liberty for the 2015 WNBA season. She made her WNBA debut in the Liberty’s 2015 season opener against Atlanta, scoring six pts. Shortly into the 2015 season, Allen suffered a season-ending right knee cartilage injury and decided to return home to Australia to undergo surgery. In 2019, Allen enjoyed her best WNBA season to date. The wing set career-high’s in points, rebounds, assists and blocks in averaging 7.2 points, 2.5 rebounds in her fifth season with the Liberty. The WNBA recently announced that the 2020 season will tip-off in July with a 22 regular-season game schedule followed by a traditional playoff format at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. For more of Bec Allen’s story go to our APS Sport Facebook page. #apssport #APS #apsbasketball #schoolsport #leaders #unitedcoloursoftheaps #apsrepsport We enjoy celebrating the success of our students and programs, so if you have a good APS sport story, send it to aps@apssport.org.au with a photo/video and a few lines for publication on our APS Social Media sites! #shareyourstory
Scotch College’s Jamarra Ugle-Hagan is out to in Scotch College’s Jamarra Ugle-Hagan is out to inspire next generation of Indigenous youth on the eve of the @afl draft. Jamarra’s squarely on the @westernbulldogs radar, having formed part of their Next Generation Academy. The 18 yr old key forward's AFL career will officially commence at next week’s National Draft, where he's tipped by many to be taken with the first overall pick. The draft has been 12 yrs in the making for the prodigious footballer, who honed his craft surrounded by his tight-knit family in the Framlingham Aboriginal Reserve. He's looking to become the first Indigenous footballer since Des Headland in 1999 to be taken first in the draft, however it's a 'first' of a different nature that means the most to his community in south-west Victoria. Jamarra is one of 5 brothers born in the south-west Indigenous community on the outskirts of Warrnambool. He spent his junior years playing football in the local league, before attending @scotch_college_melbourne where he has boarded for his final 4 years of secondary school. The teenager initially grappled with the offer. It meant focussing his life on football, saying goodbye to his extended family & moving more than 3 hours away to start his education in the private school system. In the end, it was an opportunity too good to refuse, and one Jamarra said changed his life forever. "I'm the first male in my family to finish Year 12, which is something pretty special," he said. "Obviously it opens opportunities for my younger cousins and brothers, but it's also a good achievement to finish school, especially coming from an Indigenous community. "At the end of the day, yes it's my dream to play AFL. And if I make it there, it's obviously going to make my little brothers and cousins look up to me and have that belief they can make it too." Jamarra approaches his schooling with the same easy professionalism as his football. He knows how important a milestone it is in his community to have an Indigenous male finish schooling. For more of this story go to our @aps_sport Facebook page.
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