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Junior Kangaroos kicking goals

SEVEN Hamilton Kangaroos juniors have been participating in the HFNL talent and ID program including (back from left) Riley Iredell, 14, Angus Ewing, 14, Harry Mercer, 14, and (front from left) Charlie Baker, 15, Isaac Lehmann, 14, George Clark, 14 and Jobe Dunn, 14. Photo: GLENN GUY.
Adam Hill

IT has been a fruitful few weeks for a group of Hamilton Kangaroos juniors, with seven players involved in the new Hampden Football Netball League (HFNL) talent identification and development program, while one other junior is set for a stint in Greater Western Victoria (GWV) Rebels colours.

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