“Aidan integrated into main training last week but unfortunately he was unable to get through the full training successfully, which is why he was unavailable for selection,” Griffith said. “We’ll continue to work with him to ensure he’s ready for a return as soon as possible, with the hope that he’s able to successfully integrate into training this week.”

“Trent had a really good week on the track last week integrating back into the main group,” Griffith said. “We’ll look to continue that integration this week, with his availability determined by his performance and function in training.”

“Jake had a really good training session on the weekend and so we’ll look to ramp up his intensity and agility this week,” Griffith said. “Our goal now, is that he’ll integrate into main training next week.”

“Christian has been unable to progress his running intensity,” Griffith said. “We’ll continue to work with him on that, with the aim to have him return to main training as quickly as possible, but it’s likely he’ll be unavailable for the coming weeks.”

“Xavier returned to running last week, but unfortunately, he’s presented with soreness from that progression,” Griffith said. “We want to ensure that his strength and function is at a level that allows him to perform at his best, so at this stage, we’ve pushed his return back a couple of weeks.”

“Unfortunately, Brody experienced pain after that tackle in the first quarter and scans have shown he suffered a moderate-grade hamstring strain,” said Selwyn Griffith, the club’s AFL High Performance Manager. “He was back in at the club today and has started to progress through our hamstring reconditioning protocol.”

“Shane continues to work hard recovering from that Achilles rupture,” Griffith said. “He’s just looking to build his training integration and high intensity running before we see him return to play in the coming weeks.”

“Tom was involved in an innocuous collision at training and has suffered a neck injury,” Richardson said. “He’s torn a ligament and will remain in a neck brace for the next month. He’ll see a neurosurgeon this week to determine the path forward for him.”

“Jack has progressed to light running duties as we continue to build his calf and Achillies strength.”

“Unfortunately for Jai, scans have confirmed that he has ruptured his ACL, which will require a knee reconstruction,” Richardson said. “It’s a really tough blow for him, particularly given the way he has been going about his footy and the consistency he has been able to build this year.” “We have no doubt Jai will attack his rehab with the same professionalism he brings to his footy and we will ensure that he gets all the support he needs from our people through the recovery period.”