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Further achievements as a junior included the Alan McLean Medal as the best player in division two of the under 16 championships, two-time selection in the AFL Academy and two-time selection for the Allies in the under 18 championships. Retrieved 28 October 2010.
Retrieved 29 April 2018. Archived from on 7 December 2010. In April, he played two games with the in the averaging seventeen disposals as part of the GWS Academy.
Callum Twomey echoed this description by noting Spargo is a consistent ball winner who elements hard and also play in the forward line. Retrieved 31 October 2010. He ultimately missed ten weeks of football and returned directly to the AFL in the three point win against at in round fourteen. Retrieved 12 August 2016. He played his first pan in eighteen months when he played for Casey in a VFL pre-season match in late March. He played the next five matches before being dropped for the round eighteen match against West Coast at He played the remainder of the season for Casey and he played in the servile grand final against at. Retrieved 30 August 2016. He also played as a in the and in the seniors at sixteen years of age. 
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Ben Kennedy born 3 March 1994 is a former professional who played for the and in the AFL. He played top-level football from a young age by representing from fifteen years of age, including as a bottom aged player in the , and playing in 's senior side in the SANFL at seventeen. His junior achievements included two-time selection in the under 18 side, a SANFL star search nomination, and selection in the South Australian under 18 team of the decade. He was recruited by the with the nineteenth selection in the and he made his debut in the 2013 season. He played three seasons with Collingwood for a total of twenty-five matches before he was traded to Melbourne during the. In October 2017, Kennedy was delisted by Melbourne after managing only 15 games in two seasons. Ben Kennedy Kennedy at training in November 2015 Personal information Full name Benjamin Kennedy Date of birth 1994-03-03 3 March 1994 age 24 Original team s Draft No. He received state honours by representing South Australia in the 2010 under 16 championships and he was their leading goalkicker with ten goals from three matches. He made his SANFL debut for Glenelg at seventeen years of age in the opening round match in against the at. He played fifteen matches for Glenelg in his debut season, kicking twelve goals and he was named Glenelg's best player in round eight and twenty-two against Sturt and respectively. He received mid-year state honours through selection for South Australia in the as a bottom-aged player and his performances in the championships saw him rewarded with being named in the All-Australian team in the. Throughout 2011, speculation arose as to whether Kennedy would be one of the two players selected in the with the and potentially bidding for him. He is a goal kicker with pace and ability to compete well in the air for his size. He received a scholarship within the prestigious with their level two, thirty-one man squad for 2012. He can be a game breaker — with three or four really good possessions he can hurt the opposition pretty quickly. He's got a pretty good engine and if given the opportunity in the midfield he can get high numbers. Ken Applegarth, Glenelg football manager Returning to Glenelg in 2012, he managed four matches for the season after being affected by a groin injury at the start of the season. After recruiters noted they wanted to see him spend more time in the midfield, he spent the year in a dual , forward role. He was again selected for South Australia in the where he had strong performances against Tasmania and Northern Territory, recording thirty-seven disposals and fours goals, and twenty-nine disposals and a goal respectively. He was named in the All-Australian side for the second consecutive season in the forward pocket. His two seasons in the under 18's with South Australia saw him named in the South Australian under 18 team of the decade 2007—2016 side in the forward pocket. He played in the round two and round three matches in the against the and respectively, and he was named the third best player for Collingwood against Brisbane, where he recorded nineteen disposals, four marks and a goal. He started the 2013 season playing for the Collingwood reserves in the VFL and he made his AFL debut in the twenty-six point win against the at in round six. He was the for the match and he was brought into the game in the third quarter and recorded eight disposals from 33 percent game time. He finished the season with twelve games, and he was the substitute in six matches, he averaged 11. Kennedy had a small delay to the 2014 pre-season when he had surgery to relieve the symptoms of in his legs. He played in the opening match of the season against the at Etihad Stadium where he was the substitute and he replaced in the third quarter. He was omitted from the side the next week and despite strong performances in the VFL, he played only one senior match in the next fourteen weeks where he was the late replacement for the injured in the round seven, thirty-four point win against the at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. He returned to the senior side in the fifteen point win against Carlton in round fifteen as the substitute, again as a late replacement for an injured player, he played five of the remaining eight matches, and he finished the season with eight matches in total and he was the substitute in five of the matches. Kennedy struggled to gain senior selection in the first half of 2015 and his first senior match of the year was in the Queen's Birthday, twenty-five point win against Melbourne in round ten where he was the substitute. This prompted speculation in the middle of the year that he was on the outer and he may be traded at the end of the season to try and gain more senior selection. He managed five matches for the season and after twenty five matches in total for Collingwood in three seasons, he was traded to the Melbourne Football Club in October even though he was contracted to Collingwood until the end of 2016. He cited the opportunity for more senior games as the reason for his move to Melbourne. He ultimately played the round one match against in a two-point win at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. He was praised for his match which was labelled as impressive, and he was named as Melbourne's second best player by AFL Media. He played the first ten matches before being omitted for the match against the at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in round eleven. He played in the VFL for Melbourne's , the , where he recorded thirty disposals, ten tackles and three goals, and he was brought back into the senior side the next week for the Queen's Birthday match against Collingwood. He played the next five matches before being dropped for the round eighteen match against West Coast at He played the remainder of the season for Casey and he played in the losing grand final against at. He played fifteen matches in his first season for Melbourne, which resulted in a twenty-first place finish in the count. After not managing a senior game in , Kennedy was delisted by Melbourne. Statistics are correct to the end of the 2017 season Legend G B K H D M T Season Team No. Games Totals Averages per game 27 12 9 6 66 75 141 20 20 0. Retrieved 2 October 2017. Retrieved 12 August 2016. Retrieved 12 August 2016. Retrieved 12 August 2016. Retrieved 12 August 2016. Retrieved 12 August 2016. Retrieved 12 August 2016. Retrieved 12 August 2016. 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