Werribee has lured another ex-Geelong Falcon to Avalon Airport Oval with Noah Lever crossing from Williamstown.  

Lever made his VFL debut in round seven this year and impressed with his work around the contest in 10 games for the Seagulls.  

The 20-year-old midfielder has the ability to win the ball on both the inside and outside and averaged five tackles per game in 2022.  

Werribee football manager Mark Micallef said the club was delighted to have Lever sign. 

“Noah is a player we had on our radar going back beyond the past year,” he said.  

“He’s a person of impeccable character and is really wanting to build something special with his new teammates, a number of which he’s known for a while.  

“Noah displayed some really good attributes at VFL level this year and, as a versatile midfielder with the ability to work from contest to contest, we’re excited to have him come on board.”  

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Werribee has gained one of the VFL’s most promising young talls with the signature of Jack Boyd for 2023.

The 21-year-old arrives at Avalon Airport Oval after playing every game for the Northern Bullants over the past two seasons.

Having split his time between attack and the ruck a year ago the 196cm Northern Knights product spent more time as a permanent forward in 2022.

He booted 24 goals this season including a career-best four majors against Carlton in round 10 before rounding out the campaign with an impressive 22-possession game at Werribee.

Werribee football manager Mark Micallef said Boyd’s signing was an exciting coup for the club.

“Jack’s a good athlete with a strong set of hands,” he said.

“We see him mainly as a key forward but he’s also capable of playing in the ruck where he can provide a strong presence around the ball.

“As a forward we think he can establish a really good partnership with Hudson Garoni but we’re also excited by the look of our forward line with the other options we have up there.”

Werribee has added speed to its 2023 playing list signing midfielder Bailey Henderson from Richmond VFL.  

Henderson, 23, spent four years at Punt Road and was a member of the Tigers’ leadership group in 2022. 

The 189cm Castlemaine product enjoyed a consistent campaign this year while appearing in a career-high 14 games. 

His move to Avalon Airport Oval comes after playing alongside Werribee co-captain Dom Brew in the Northern Territory in 2020. 

“Bailey’s an exciting player who can play in a number of positions,” Werribee football manager Mark Micallef said.  

“He brings good speed on the outside and also displayed strong ball winning ability and decision making in his time with Richmond. 

“Bailey also fits well with our culture and has already impressed with his leadership, so he’s a quality addition to our club.”