2011 NAB AFL Under-18 All Australian team: Defenders: Jed Anderson (NT), Michael Talia (Vic Metro), Brandon Ellis (Vic Metro), Brad Crouch (Vic Country), Brody Mihocek (Tas), Alex Forster (SA) Midfield: Billy Longer (Vic Metro), Dom Tyson (Vic Metro), Stephen Coniglio (WA), Jaeger O’Meara (WA), Toby Greene (Vic Metro), Will Hoskin-Elliott (Vic Metro)
 
Forwards: Chad Wingard (SA), Sam Mayes (SA), Lachie Whitfield (Vic Country), Ben Kennedy (SA), Jonathon Patton (Vic Metro), John McKenzie (Tas) Interchange: Mitchell Grigg (SA), Brodie Grundy (SA), Taylor Adams (Vic Country), Clay Smith (Vic Country)
 
Coach: Rohan Welsh (Vic Metro) 
Assistant Coach: Matt Armstrong (TAS) Here is some of the relevant points from this article: http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/118153/default.aspx <blockquote> Jonathon Patton, Stephen Coniglio and Chad Wingard, the prospective top-three seleections at this year's NAB AFL Draft, were all selected in the team and appear set to follow in the footsteps of some celebrated former teammates. Fifteen players selected to the latest All Australian team are eligible for the 2011 national draft, while 'bottom-aged' players Sam Mayes and Lachie Whitfield will be eligible for the draft in 2012. Four players - Brad Crouch, Jaeger O’Meara, Ben Kennedy and Brodie Grundy - all turned 17 before April 30, 2011, and can nominate before August 1 this year for the 'mini draft' that is part of the GWS Giants' entry conditions for the 2012 season.
 The Giants do not have the right to claim these players for themselves, but can trade with any of the other 17 AFL clubs who can then gain selection rights to this pool of players. Up to four selections across 2011 and 2012 can be traded by GWS to the other teams in the League, with the Giants to decide how those selections will be split. GWS can trade with other clubs for the right to select in the mini draft during trade week (October 10-17), with the mini draft to be conducted after the conclusion of trade week, on the afternoon of Monday, October 17. One player, Northern Territorian Jed Anderson, is zoned to GWS and has already played for the club in the NEAFL competition. Anderson decided to return to Darwin earlier this year, but will re-join the Giants ahead of their inaugural season.</blockquote>
Oh my, these people are delerious. Having played 2 years above John McKenzie for the same club in juniors, against him in private school footy until I left and with him the last year in the Seniors for South Launnie... I can certainly say he is quite overrated. He's a good leader for sure, but he doesn't have the body to make it in the AFL. He is short and stocky and I fear that if he gets picked up, we will see him back in the TSL before too long. I could be wrong though, he did play above his standard in the Champs. There are a few future stars coming from the Div 1 teams, will be interesting to see who goes no.1 out of Cognilio and Patton