Player Development Coach Steve Malaxos reviews the performances of Fremantle players who played in the WAFL at the weekend.
Kepler Bradley (
Kepler played half forward and on a wing. He started really well before suffering a very minor ankle injury in the third quarter that restricted him a bit for the rest of the match. The ankle injury is not serious enough to keep him out for a week so he will be available to play this weekend.
Brent Connelly (
We were happy with Brent’s output while playing in the ruck. He displayed good skills in tight situations. His roles in the forward line were effected by limited opportunities.
Marcus Drum (
Marcus played on David Crawford and had a successful defensive game. He had 12 spoils for the match which helped contain
Luke Pratt (Swan Districts) 8 kicks, 5 handpasses, 3 marks
Luke played across half back and was incredibly gutsy in playing out the match after sustaining s severe shoulder injury.
Clayton Hinkley (Swan Districts) 10 kicks, 6 handpasses, 2 marks
Clayton played half back and on the ball. His efforts improved over the course of the match and his final term was good.
Ryley Dunn (East Fremantle) 8 kicks, 5 handpasses, 3 marks, 1 goal
Ryley played forward and took some good marks on the lead and was a more than reasonable for the Sharks in their win over Swan Districts
Calib Mourish (East Fremantle) 4 kicks, 4 marks, 2 goal, 5 hit outs
Calib was involved in some key passages of play but not as many as we would have liked.
Chris Smith (Swan Districts)
Chris was a handy contributor for their reserves side in an on ball role.
