The team has gelled at the right time and goes into the grand final against Griffith Red in the knowledge they can defeat them if they play to their potential and stick to the game plan.

It will be a tough contest as Griffith has been the yardstick all year. The Crows will have to play the full 60 minutes to be within reach of victory.

Captain Angus Crelley won the under 13 league best and fairest, an enormous effort considering he only played half of the year due to injury.

Coach Russell Cody thanked all parents who have been involved this year, especially Craig Howe (runner and assistant coach), Paul Woods (manager) and Mick McAliece who have helped the team and made his coaching job a lot easier.

Jhie Deaton – team player who fights well above his weight

Ethan DePaoli – speedy, delivers the ball with precision

Che Gillespie – burrowing player who gives his all

Chris Iannelli – elusive utility who reads the play well

Jack Coelli – classy wingman who kicks well with both feet  

Harrison Steele – smart rover, creates play. Deadly around goals

Zane Pannowitz – hard tackling backman enjoying a good first year

Benjamin Schmidt – tough nut who missed all season with a broken arm

Jackson Woods (vice captain) – rugged midfielder, makes the opposition work hard for their possessions

Braith Schmetzer – clever utility who does the one percenters and finds space well

Tom Camm – first-year player who is improving with every game

Jaeden Celi – elusive, speedy player who loves to step the opposition

Taj Doyle – high-marking, long-kicking under-age player who can play in many positions

Mitchell Cooper – strong leading forward who has battled injury this year

Jackson Guilford – tenacious backman who can make strong line cutting runs

Nathan Baulch – speedy wingman who creates play well and can run all day

Jack Norden – team player who battles hard

Matt Ryan – dependable backman who rarely lowers his colours

Emerson Cody – strong backman who repels opposition attacks 

Jay Tang – much improved, classy forward who leads well and sets up play

Lachlan Bailey – improving tall man who works hard on his game

Dylan Gordon – hard tackling player who is hitting form at the right time of the season

Angus Howe – strong-marking forward, a sharp shooter around goal

Jack McAliece – much improved ruckman, reads the play well and defends superbly

Tyson Melvin – never-say-die ruckman who gives his all for the team

Angus Crelley (captain) – fearless and tireless. Never gives in, a great competitor

Hunter Booth – strong forward who has good hands and his pressure is second to none