The combine begins on Tuesday, October 4, and will run for four days.
Club recruiters will run their eyes over 120 draft prospects from across Australia as their speed, agility, endurance and skills are tested.
The combine will be held at Etihad Stadium for the first time after it was held at Canberra's Australian Institute of Sport for most of the camp's 18 years.
AFL national talent manager Kevin Sheehan said Etihad Stadium was well suited to the combine.
"To provide a professional testing environment a custom-made hardwood high performance floor will be laid on the Etihad Stadium surface to allow for accurate comparisons from year to year," Sheehan said.
"We will be testing more players than ever before to give AFL clubs the best possible bank of information in the lead-up to the Draft, which will be held in late November in Sydney."
Two state level combines will be held in Melbourne with one in Adelaide and another in Perth.
Highlights of the 2011 NAB AFL Draft Combine:
9am Wednesday, October 5
Sprints/agility (jumping)
Stadium surface
9am Thursday, October 6
Handpass and kicking assessment
Stadium surface
1.30pm Friday October 7
3km time trial
Stadium surfaceblog comments powered by Disqus
