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Tassie Devils sign first seven prospects, gala launch September 29

Devils will sign seven under-17 prospects. They'll announce the signings at a gala launch on September 29.

The new Tasmania Devils AFL team is flying seven young prospects to Hobart this week for final interviews and contract negotiations. West Australian talent Axel Walsh has already arrived.

Six Victorian prospects are heading to Tasmania on Wednesday, including Angus Brown and Riley Stratford from Sandringham Dragons. All seven will meet coach Ken Hinkley.

They will tour the club's future facilities. The deals will be four-year contracts.

This gives the club a head start on players who would be eligible for next year's draft. The Devils can take up to 12 prospects over two years under AFL list rules.

A maximum of eight can join in a single year.

Seven
First prospects signed
Four years
Contract length
September 29
Announcement date
Eight
Maximum signings per year

Why it mattersThese are the Devils' first official signings, marking the new franchise's entry into the AFL competition and its pathway-building strategy.

AustraliaTasmania's new AFL team is moving closer to fielding its first list, which reshapes Australian football's footprint and gives young Victorian and Western Australian talent a new career path.

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