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10 who impressed in the U18 boys champs

Wrapping up WA's best showing in years.

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Nick Rynne
Jul 08, 2026
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G’day punchers!

WA’s National U18 Boys Championships campaign closed out earlier today with a bit of a heartbreaker against the Allies in Ballarat.

They finished 2-2 but those win-loss numbers don’t really reflect a strong championships where a lot of players took a leap in the eyes of recruiters across the country.

So, thought we’d do a quick take on the players who jumped out at us across the four games - from those who leapt into top-10 discussions to those who just did one or two things I really liked.

This one’s for our paid subscribers, who get additional content, early access to upcoming events, and also just like supporting independent sports media in WA.

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