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“Oliver completed training with the team last week, so the plan will be for him to full train and be available for selection."

“Aidan’s had a great couple of weeks of training too - focusing on his agility, his aerial component of his game and that's all progressed really well. “He full trained last week and had a great session on the weekend with Harrison and Oliver. So, he’ll full train this week to be available as well.”

“Harrison had a great week on the training track last week. He progressed through those final stages of the concussion protocols,” Griffith said. “He still has one stage to complete which involves full training and a test with the doctors, but we're hoping that he'll pass both of those and be available for selection this week."

“Tom recovered well following that incident, but he did enter into the concussion protocols,” Griffith said. “He's been feeling relatively asymptomatic, which is a positive sign, but we’ll only progress him through those protocols until his symptoms allow. “He'll aim to be back in at the club on Thursday when we're training.”

“Jake's had a bit of an interrupted season with the ankle surgery earlier in April, and it has been quite a frustrating year for him,” Griffith said. “He's had a great couple of weeks of training, but after the game he reported that he had some increasing pain around his ankle and foot. “Following some imaging, it’s shown that he has some irritation to the sheath, which is around the tendon near the back of his ankle. “We're going to intervene with that irritation, which involves an injection to hopefully help settle some of his pain. “Our key priority for Jake is to return him to peak performance, so we want to really make sure that the program we put around him is dealing with the pain first and foremost and then ensuring that he can return to peak performance, because it has been a frustrating period for him. “At this stage, we don't have an exact timeline on his return.”

“Marty had his ACL repaired last week after previously injuring his biceps tendon. Once he’s off crutches, he’ll also require shoulder surgery. “But he’s recovering well and we’ll support him closely through both recoveries.”

"Shane McAdam is continuing to progress really well after coming out of the boot. He's in a focused Achilles and calf strengthening phase at the moment."

“Andy has had a great couple of weeks of his program,” Selwyn Griffith said. “He continues to work really hard on his lower body strength and power. “As a part of this current phase he’s begun to run.”