Josh Willoughby - Revision history

Wood.N.Spoon at 08:19, 12 January 2018

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			*GFC League Player Number: 915
			*GFC League Debut: Round 17, 2003
	*Glenelg [[2003]], [[2007]] – [[2010]]		*Glenelg [[2003]], [[2007]] – [[2010]]
	** 56 games		** 56 games

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			== Career ==
	The highly-skilled rover is a smart reader of the play up forward with excellent goal sense, clean hands and is a good mark for his size. In 2002 he shared the Kevin Sheehan Medal for best player in the National AFL Under-16 Championships with teammate Tim Schmidt and was a member of South Australia's 2003 National AFL Under-18 Championship side. He won All-Australian selection and toured Ireland with the AIS/AFL Academy and was five from five in grand finals before becoming the Club's number one pick - number 16 overall - in the 2003 AFL National Draft. The former Glenelg player (SANFL), who comes from a farming background, has made a couple appearances on the Channel Nine drama McLeod’s Daughters "when ever they need someone that can ride a horse over a hill as an extra dad calls me up and gets me over there". Setting aside his potential acting career, Willoughby proved an outstanding prospect playing all 19 games for the seconds in 2004 and backed it up with an exceptional pre-season putting his hand up early with personal best endurance times and continued to lift the bar to be one of the Club's biggest improvers and it resulted in a solid season in the seconds. One of the Swans Reserves best in the a premiership and was named on the wing in the AFL Canberra Team of the Year. After being delisted by the Swans Josh returned to the Bays where he has played as a on-baller - small forward with distinction.		The highly-skilled rover is a smart reader of the play up forward with excellent goal sense, clean hands and is a good mark for his size. In 2002 he shared the Kevin Sheehan Medal for best player in the National AFL Under-16 Championships with teammate Tim Schmidt and was a member of South Australia's 2003 National AFL Under-18 Championship side. He won All-Australian selection and toured Ireland with the AIS/AFL Academy and was five from five in grand finals before becoming the Club's number one pick - number 16 overall - in the 2003 AFL National Draft. The former Glenelg player (SANFL), who comes from a farming background, has made a couple appearances on the Channel Nine drama McLeod’s Daughters "when ever they need someone that can ride a horse over a hill as an extra dad calls me up and gets me over there". Setting aside his potential acting career, Willoughby proved an outstanding prospect playing all 19 games for the seconds in 2004 and backed it up with an exceptional pre-season putting his hand up early with personal best endurance times and continued to lift the bar to be one of the Club's biggest improvers and it resulted in a solid season in the seconds. One of the Swans Reserves best in the a premiership and was named on the wing in the AFL Canberra Team of the Year. After being delisted by the Swans Josh returned to the Bays where he has played as a on-baller - small forward with distinction.

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	2. Glenelg Football Club 2010 Annual Report and Yearbook		2. Glenelg Football Club 2010 Annual Report and Yearbook

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Bays34738586 at 13:33, 22 January 2011

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	* All Australian U/18 (2003)		* All Australian U/18 (2003)
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Stats current to end of 2009		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Stats current to end of 2009

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	The highly-skilled rover is a smart reader of the play up forward with excellent goal sense, clean hands and is a good mark for his size. In 2002 he shared the Kevin Sheehan Medal for best player in the National AFL Under-16 Championships with teammate Tim Schmidt and was a member of South Australia's 2003 National AFL Under-18 Championship side. He won All-Australian selection and toured Ireland with the AIS/AFL Academy and was five from five in grand finals before becoming the Club's number one pick - number 16 overall - in the 2003 AFL National Draft. The former Glenelg player (SANFL), who comes from a farming background, has made a couple appearances on the Channel Nine drama McLeod’s Daughters "when ever they need someone that can ride a horse over a hill as an extra dad calls me up and gets me over there". Setting aside his potential acting career, Willoughby proved an outstanding prospect playing all 19 games for the seconds in 2004 and backed it up with an exceptional pre-season putting his hand up early with personal best endurance times and continued to lift the bar to be one of the Club's biggest improvers and it resulted in a solid season in the seconds. One of the Swans Reserves best in the a premiership and was named on the wing in the AFL Canberra Team of the Year. After being delisted by the Swans Josh returned to the Bays where he has played as a on-baller - small forward with distinction		The highly-skilled rover is a smart reader of the play up forward with excellent goal sense, clean hands and is a good mark for his size. In 2002 he shared the Kevin Sheehan Medal for best player in the National AFL Under-16 Championships with teammate Tim Schmidt and was a member of South Australia's 2003 National AFL Under-18 Championship side. He won All-Australian selection and toured Ireland with the AIS/AFL Academy and was five from five in grand finals before becoming the Club's number one pick - number 16 overall - in the 2003 AFL National Draft. The former Glenelg player (SANFL), who comes from a farming background, has made a couple appearances on the Channel Nine drama McLeod’s Daughters "when ever they need someone that can ride a horse over a hill as an extra dad calls me up and gets me over there". Setting aside his potential acting career, Willoughby proved an outstanding prospect playing all 19 games for the seconds in 2004 and backed it up with an exceptional pre-season putting his hand up early with personal best endurance times and continued to lift the bar to be one of the Club's biggest improvers and it resulted in a solid season in the seconds. One of the Swans Reserves best in the a premiership and was named on the wing in the AFL Canberra Team of the Year. After being delisted by the Swans Josh returned to the Bays where he has played as a on-baller - small forward with distinction.

			Retired at the end of the 2010 season.


	== References ==		== References ==
	1. [http://www.glenelgfc.com.au/profiles_willby.htm Glenelg Football Club]		1. [http://www.glenelgfc.com.au/profiles_willby.htm Glenelg Football Club]

			2. Glenelg Football Club 2010 Annual Report and Yearbook

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Dirko at 06:47, 20 July 2010

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	~~Josh Willoughby~~ is a ~~skilled winger~~ and on-~~baller~~ who ~~is renowned~~ for his ~~high level attacking brand~~ of ~~football~~.
			The highly-skilled rover is a smart reader of the play up forward with excellent goal sense, clean hands and is a good mark for his size. In 2002 he shared the Kevin Sheehan Medal for best player in the National AFL Under-16 Championships with teammate Tim Schmidt and was a member of South Australia's 2003 National AFL Under-18 Championship side. He won All-Australian selection and toured Ireland with the AIS/AFL Academy and was five from five in grand finals before becoming the Club's number one pick - number 16 overall - in the 2003 AFL National Draft. The former Glenelg player (SANFL), who comes from a farming background, has made a couple appearances on the Channel Nine drama McLeod’s Daughters "when ever they need someone that can ride a horse over a hill as an extra dad calls me up and gets me over there". Setting aside his potential acting career, Willoughby proved an outstanding prospect playing all 19 games for the seconds in 2004 and backed it up with an exceptional pre-season putting his hand up early with personal best endurance times and continued to lift the bar to be one of the Club's biggest improvers and it resulted in a solid season in the seconds. One of the Swans Reserves best in the a premiership and was named on the wing in the AFL Canberra Team of the Year. After being delisted by the Swans Josh returned to the Bays where he has played as a on-baller - small forward with distinction


	== References ==		== References ==

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	* Junior Tour Ireland U/17 (2003)		* Junior Tour Ireland U/17 (2003)
	* All Australian U/18 (2003)		* All Australian U/18 (2003)
	* Sydney Swans list (2004 - 2006)		* Sydney Swans list (2004 - 2006)

	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Stats to end of 2009		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Stats current to end of 2009
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	== Biographical ==		== Biographical ==
	*Born: 11 January 1986		*Born: 11 January 1986

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	== References ==		== References ==
	1. [http://www.glenelgfc.com.au/~~profiles_allen~~.htm Glenelg Football Club]		1. [http://www.glenelgfc.com.au/profiles_willby.htm Glenelg Football Club]

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