The Rock-Yerong Creek big man Jack Driscoll, Narrandera livewire Harry Grintell and Turvey Park forward Pat Voss were all included in the 39-man squad.

Henty's Toby Murray was also included in the squad after impressing for Murray Bushrangers this year.

Like all selections, there were a number of unlucky footballers, including last year's AFL Riverina Championship best and fairest Matt Hamblin.

The Giants Academy had six players make the squad, with 16 overall hailing from NSW and ACT.

The Allies team consists of players from NSW, ACT, Queensland, Northern Territory and Tasmania and will take on the likes of Vic Metro, Vic Country, South Australia and Western Australia at the national championships.

Allies selector and AFL Talent Ambassador, Kevin Sheehan, is happy with the Allies squad.

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"The quality of talent in AFL growth markets gets better and better every year and we're excited to see these boys challenge the best from across Australia in the upcoming NAB AFL U19 Championships," Sheehan said.

Former AFL player Andrew Raines will coach the Allies.

The squad will attend a training camp from June 25-27 before their first game against Vic Metro on July 8.

The Allies finish their campaign against Vic Country on August 14.

Josh Fahey, Sam Front, Harrison Grintell, Josh Green, Paddy Voss, Jack Driscoll, Toby Aiker, Kye Pfrenkle, Liam Puncher, Felix Rogers, Angus Anderson, Pierce Roseby, Cameron McLeod, Ryan Eyers, Toby Murray, Charlie Byrne (NSW-ACT), Tahj Abberley, Jack Briskeym, Charlie Bowes, Saxon Crozier, Toby Triffett, Jack Johnston, Brinn Little, Austin Harris, Bodhi Uwland, Max Pescud, Bailey Reeves, Will Bella, Thomas Hofert (Queensland), Sam Banks, Sam Collins, Baker Smith, Oliver Davis, Jye Menzie, Darcy Gardner (Tasmania), Andy Moniz-Wakefield, Brodie Lake, Jack Peris, Charlie Byrne (Northern Territory)

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