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"The state academy continues to produce results while maintaining a
developmental focus for all players and coaches. We are in the business of fostering and maintaining growth of individuals. The more they grow, the greater our success will be, not just on the field, but more importantly, off it."

Raff Guadagnino, state academy manager

 
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"A tall forward / ruckman who has a real appetite for the contest and a terrific set of hands.  Playing for South Fremantle, Mason kicked seven goals in the WAFL Colts Grand Final in 2010 and has shown a consistent ability to ‘step-up’ in big moments throughout his junior career."

Western Australia Squad 2012


Number
Name
D.O.B.
Height (cm)
Weight (kg)
Local Club
1 Jamahl Bedford 24 January 94 177 60 Claremont Football Club
2 Dayle Garlett 9 January 94 180 75 Swan Districts Football Club
3 Christopher Yarran 27 March 94 183 80 Perth Football Club /Trinity College
4 Adam Carter 17 April 94 179 70 South Fremantle F C/ Wesley College
5 Shaquille McKenzie 22 April 94 179 67 East Perth FC / North Beach JFC
6 Dale Hamilton 23 February 94 183 72 South Fremantle FC / Kelmscott JFC
7 Marvin Warrell 19 September 94 182 70 South Fremantle FC / Kwinana JFC
8 Corey Chalmers 24 November 94 179 80 West Perth Football Club
9 Corey Morris 30 May 94 176 76 Peel Thunder FC / Waroona JFC
10 Josh Simpson 9 February 94 183 72 East Fremantle Football Club
11 Sean Lynch 30 January 94 184 76 South Fremantle FC / Kelmscott JFC
12 Chase Strange 5 March 94 176 65 Peel Thunder FC / Baldivis FC
13 Shannon Taylor 5 February 94 177 72 Claremont FC / North Beach JFC
14 Dominic Sheed 10 March 95 184 79 Subiaco FC / John Paul College
15 Dylan Loo 24 June 95 182 72 Perth FC / Wesley College
16 Nick Robertson 4 April 94 187 78 West Perth Football Club
17 Matt Johnson 5 September 94 183.5 77 West Perth FC / Whitfords
18 Laurence Grescos 8 April 95 186.5 75.6 Swan Districts FC / Guildford
19 Lachie Dennis 2 April 94 182 80 East Fremantle Football Club
20 Kamdyn McIntosh 3 April 94 188 78 Peel Thunder FC / Pinjarra FC
21 Mason Shaw 15 January 94 197 82 South Fremantle FC / Winnacott JFC
22 Laine Wilkins 30 March 94 183 78 Peel Thunder FC / Halls Head JFC
23 Marco Paparone 3 September 94 193 84 East Fremantle FC / Palmyra
24 Jesse Hogan 12 February 95 193 91 Claremont FC / Marist JFC
25 Samuel Lowrie 22 July 94 187 80 South Fremantle Football Club
26 Harry Marsh 13 January 94 188 78 East Fremantle FC / Margaret River
27 Brendon Lim 1 May 94 184 84 Claremont Football Club
28 Tim Sutherland 1 July 94 193 84 West Perth Football Club
29 Jack Martin 29 January 95 184 64.3 Claremont FC / Rovers FC
30 Sam Garstone 1 June 95 193 74 Perth FC / Upper Swan JFC
31 Riley Hutchinson 12 January 94 186 88.1 East Perth Football Club
33 Scott Jones 20 May 95 199 89 East Perth/ Towns FC
34 Cameron Wohling 22 March 94 180 73 Subiaco FC / Gibson
35 Jackson Ramsay 20 November 94 181 71 East Perth Football Club
39 Chris Deluca 12 September 94 176 87 Subiaco Football Club
41 Nicholas Rodda 6 July 94 194 94 West Perth Football Club
51 Alex Howson 25 May 94 195 80 East Fremantle FC / Booragoon
52 Andrew Stokes 14 December 93 196 81 East Fremantle Football Club
53 Brant Colledge 25 October 94 188 87 Perth FC/ Aquinas College

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