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Does anyone know about the new Saint Kilda rookies, in particular, Khan Haretuku?

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He came from Sydney on a scholarship. Approx 198cm, 98kg, listed as a ruckman/forward.

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  1. i dont think i can top the last comment. i met khan, hes really nice, had a lovely chat with him.

    i can give you some info on the other rookies since i met them guys too. My best mates Clinton Jones' cousin so i know them all :)

    Glenn Chivers; apart from being the sexiest player on the list;

    Number: 41

    Height: 188

    Weight: 87

    DOB: 09-04-1989

    Developing medium defender who also has the ability to play onball. Good aerobic capacity highlighted by a 14.3 beep test at the NAB AFL state screening session. Competitive player who has an ability to win the ball in a contested situation.

    Recruited from: OAKLEIGH CHARGERS

    He attended St Kevins College in Melbourne, Victoria

    Jayden Attard;

    Number: 43

    Height: 187

    Weight: 84

    DOB: 27-02-1986Junior Clubs:

    Clubs: Brisbane

    Debut: 2005

    Recruited from: Chelsea/Dandenong U18/Brisbane Lions

    AFL Awards: 0

    Club Awards: 0

    Brownlow Votes:0

    Attard's AFL debut arrived quicker than he expected when he was chosen to play against Hawthorn in round four. Unfortunately, he only managed two senior games for the year. He spent the rest of the season at the Suncoast Lions. He has been described as a pacy defender-midfield player.

    Luke Miles

    Number: 45

    Height: 185

    Weight: 78

    DOB: 30-10-1986

    Recruited from: SWAN DISTRICTS

    Medium-sized player with great speed and agility. Clocked an impressive 2.73sec for 20m at WA State Screening Session in 2007, along with 7.83sec for the agility test – the quickest times measured at all NAB AFL Draft testing this year.

    Luke van Rheenen

    Number: 39

    Height: 201

    Weight: 90

    DOB: 03-07-1988

    Recruited from: SCORESBY

    NSW SCOLORS;

    Blake McGrath

    Number: 1

    Height: 208

    Weight: 85

    DOB: 24-04-1990

    Khan Haretuku

    Number: 46

    Height: 198

    Weight: 98

    DOB: 19-10-1989

    Recruited from: Eastern Suburbs/NSW-ACT U18Khan has joined the club as a NSW rookie.

    Khan has a background in rugby, and has been playing footy for about four years.

    He has just finished year 12, and has played club football for the University of NSW.

    hope this is enough ;)


  2. No probaly not because they are not playing any good but they played awesome as against hawthorn.

  3. Khan Haretuku, a 196 centimetre forward or ruckman, is on the verge of the big time.

    As the holder of a much sought-after AFL scholarship, he may soon be considered for possible national draft selection, if all goes to plan.

    In the meantime he will attend a series of intensive training camps during school holidays in Melbourne as part of the scholarship requirements. But first things first.

    The well spoken Mascot boy is not looking too far ahead - preferring to see where destiny takes him - and has the support and guiding hand of his parents, dad Tau and mother Jennifer.

    Khan, 16, is a Year 11 student at Marist Brothers, Pagewood.

    "It's a good opportunity to gain the scholarship," Khan said. "I love playing AFL; it is my true passion.

    "I have been playing AFL for three years, as I also played rugby league and rugby union. I enjoyed all three sports, but my preference is now for AFL."

    Khan, who plays for University of NSW/Eastern Bulldogs in the Sydney AFL second-grade team, caught the eye of the AFL recruitment people from St Kilda for his height, skill and athleticism at the recent AFL talent camp at St Ignatius College.

    St Kilda's Sydney recruitment man, Danny Ryan, approached Khan and his parents about his playing future.

    "St Kilda has been very professional with the way they have handled the whole process with Khan," Mr Haretuku said.

    Khan said he was determined to complete his HSC next year and was also looking at TAFE study in vocational areas such as PE teaching and sports-related studies.

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