A QUARTER of the players invited to attend this year's NAB AFL Draft Combine will come from Queensland and New South Wales/ACT in a tick for the League's developing regions.



That will include Central Districts midfielder Josh Glenn, who was last year invited to test at the screening but declined his invitation and opted to pull out of the draft.



A year on, Glenn is still on the radar of recruiters having won enough votes from interested clubs to come to the national combine.



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Nakia Cockatoo (Northern Territory) and Josh McGuinness (Tasmania) were the only players from their respective teams to win invites, while there will be four international prospects who will be assessed by clubs.



The AFL has left space to upgrade four players if their performances at the end of the season warrant a spot, and will this week organise invitations for state draft combines around the country.



2014 NAB AFL DRAFT COMBINE LIST



NSW/ACT

Logan Austin Belconnen

Nick Coughlan Murray Bushrangers

Abe Davis UNSW-Easts

Tom Faul Ainslie

Jeremy Finlayson Hills Eagles

Isaac Heeney Cardiff

Jack Hiscox Sydney Uni

Brydan Hodgson Murray Bushrangers

Dougal Howard Murray Bushrangers

Michael Mattingly Corowa-Rutherglen

Tyler Roos Sandringham Dragons

Jack Steele Belconnen



NORTHERN TERRITORY

Nakia Cockatoo NT Thunder



QUEENSLAND

Harris Andrews Aspley

Liam Dawson Aspley

Matt Hammelmann Morningside

Nick Jackson Aspley

Braydon Preuss Mt Gravatt

Matthew Uebergang Ipswich

Lachie Weller Broadbeach



SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Peter Bampton Norwood

Caleb Daniel South Adelaide

Sam Durdin West Adelaide

Brett Eddy South Adelaide

Josh Glenn Central Districts

Dean Gore Sturt

Cory Gregson Glenelg

Declan Hamilton Port Adelaide

Oleg Markov North Adelaide

Alex Neal-Bullen Glenelg

Keenan Ramsey Port Adelaide

Tom Read Sturt

James Rose Sturt

Billy Stretch Glenelg

Harrison Wigg North Adelaide



TASMANIA

Josh McGuinness Lauderdale



VIC COUNTRY

Daniel Butler North Ballarat Rebels

Christian Buykx-Smith Gippsland Power

Daniel Capiron Dandenong Stingrays

Zaine Cordy Geelong Falcons

Jordan Cunico Gippsland Power

Nathan Drummond Murray Bushrangers

Hugh Goddard Geelong Falcons

Daniel Howe Murray Bushrangers

Tom Lamb Dandenong Stingrays

Jack Lonie Dandenong Stingrays

Caleb Marchbank Murray Bushrangers

Rowan Marshall North Ballarat Rebels

Patrick McCartin Geelong Falcons

Jaden McGrath Bendigo Pioneers

Jackson Nelson Geelong Falcons

Lukas Webb Gippsland Power



VIC METRO

Paul Ahern Calder Cannons

Angus Brayshaw Sandringham Dragons

Jason Castagna Northern Knights

Damien Cavka Calder Cannons

Josh Clayton Sandringham Dragons

Jordan De Goey Oakleigh Chargers

Harry Dear Sandringham Dragons

Liam Duggan Western Jets

Corey Ellis Western Jets

Matthew Goodyear Calder Cannons

Billy Gowers Oakleigh Chargers

Ed Langdon Sandringham Dragons

Kyle Langford Northern Knights

Jayden Laverde Western Jets

Jake Lever Calder Cannons

Brayden Maynard Sandringham Dragons

Daniel McKenzie Oakleigh Chargers

Reece McKenzie Northern Knights

Connor Menadue Western Jets

Touk Miller Calder Cannons

Darcy Moore Oakleigh Chargers

Daniel Nielson Eastern Ranges

Brenton Payne Western Jets

Christian Petracca Eastern Ranges

Marc Pittonet Oakleigh Chargers

Ed Vickers-Willis Sandringham Dragons

Dillon Viojo-Rainbow Western Jets

Peter Wright Calder Cannons



WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Aidan Anderson Swan Districts

Connor Blakely Swan Districts

Jack Cripps East Fremantle

Josh Deluca Subiaco

Billy Frampton South Fremantle

Jarrod Garlett South Fremantle

Tyler Keitel East Perth

Mitch McGovern Claremont

Jermaine Miller-Lewis South Fremantle

Jarrod Pickett South Fremantle

Clem Smith Perth

Francis Watson Claremont



INTERNATIONAL

Marvin Baynham USA

Paddy Brophy Ireland

Evan Bruinsma USA

Connor McKenna Ireland A year on, Glenn is still on the radar of recruiters having won enough votes from interested clubs to come to the national combine.Nakia Cockatoo (Northern Territory) and Josh McGuinness (Tasmania) were the only players from their respective teams to win invites, while there will be four international prospects who will be assessed by clubs.The AFL has left space to upgrade four players if their performances at the end of the season warrant a spot, and will this week organise invitations for state draft combines around the country.Logan Austin BelconnenNick Coughlan Murray BushrangersAbe Davis UNSW-EastsTom Faul AinslieJeremy Finlayson Hills EaglesIsaac Heeney CardiffJack Hiscox Sydney UniBrydan Hodgson Murray BushrangersDougal Howard Murray BushrangersMichael Mattingly Corowa-RutherglenTyler Roos Sandringham DragonsJack Steele BelconnenNakia Cockatoo NT ThunderHarris Andrews AspleyLiam Dawson AspleyMatt Hammelmann MorningsideNick Jackson AspleyBraydon Preuss Mt GravattMatthew Uebergang IpswichLachie Weller BroadbeachPeter Bampton NorwoodCaleb Daniel South AdelaideSam Durdin West AdelaideBrett Eddy South AdelaideJosh Glenn Central DistrictsDean Gore SturtCory Gregson GlenelgDeclan Hamilton Port AdelaideOleg Markov North AdelaideAlex Neal-Bullen GlenelgKeenan Ramsey Port AdelaideTom Read SturtJames Rose SturtBilly Stretch GlenelgHarrison Wigg North AdelaideJosh McGuinness LauderdaleDaniel Butler North Ballarat RebelsChristian Buykx-Smith Gippsland PowerDaniel Capiron Dandenong StingraysZaine Cordy Geelong FalconsJordan Cunico Gippsland PowerNathan Drummond Murray BushrangersHugh Goddard Geelong FalconsDaniel Howe Murray BushrangersTom Lamb Dandenong StingraysJack Lonie Dandenong StingraysCaleb Marchbank Murray BushrangersRowan Marshall North Ballarat RebelsPatrick McCartin Geelong FalconsJaden McGrath Bendigo PioneersJackson Nelson Geelong FalconsLukas Webb Gippsland PowerPaul Ahern Calder CannonsAngus Brayshaw Sandringham DragonsJason Castagna Northern KnightsDamien Cavka Calder CannonsJosh Clayton Sandringham DragonsJordan De Goey Oakleigh ChargersHarry Dear Sandringham DragonsLiam Duggan Western JetsCorey Ellis Western JetsMatthew Goodyear Calder CannonsBilly Gowers Oakleigh ChargersEd Langdon Sandringham DragonsKyle Langford Northern KnightsJayden Laverde Western JetsJake Lever Calder CannonsBrayden Maynard Sandringham DragonsDaniel McKenzie Oakleigh ChargersReece McKenzie Northern KnightsConnor Menadue Western JetsTouk Miller Calder CannonsDarcy Moore Oakleigh ChargersDaniel Nielson Eastern RangesBrenton Payne Western JetsChristian Petracca Eastern RangesMarc Pittonet Oakleigh ChargersEd Vickers-Willis Sandringham DragonsDillon Viojo-Rainbow Western JetsPeter Wright Calder CannonsAidan Anderson Swan DistrictsConnor Blakely Swan DistrictsJack Cripps East FremantleJosh Deluca SubiacoBilly Frampton South FremantleJarrod Garlett South FremantleTyler Keitel East PerthMitch McGovern ClaremontJermaine Miller-Lewis South FremantleJarrod Pickett South FremantleClem Smith PerthFrancis Watson ClaremontMarvin Baynham USAPaddy Brophy IrelandEvan Bruinsma USAConnor McKenna Ireland

A list of 96 players invited to the four-day testing at Etihad Stadium in October was released on Monday, with 19 selected via the Queensland and NSW/ACT Rams squads from the recent under-18 championships.Last year just six players from the teams featured in the initial draft combine list.Most of this year's group are already tied to northern clubs via the academy program, which the AFL is reviewing and will consider changing for this year's draft. On Friday, the Sydney Swans, Greater Western Sydney, Brisbane Lions and Gold Coast will need to nominate the players they are considering drafting as academy prospects, with final-round nominations to come on the last day of the combine.Possible top-five draft picks Christian Petracca, Angus Brayshaw and Peter Wright are among Vic Metro's 28-player presence at the combine, while key forward Patrick McCartin is one of 16 representatives for Vic Country.Western Australia has had 12 players picked to attend the combine, while South Australia, which won the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships title, will have 15 players present.