From the backline: St Kilda's best 22 Sam Fisher marks on the lead. Shane Savage (Hawthorn, midfielder) Luke Delaney (North Melbourne, key defender) Billy Longer (Brisbane Lions, ruckman) Josh Bruce (GWS Giants, defender) Jack Billings (Oakleigh Chargers, forward) Luke Dunstan (Woodville-West Torrens, midfielder) Blake Acres (West Perth, forward) Eli Templeton (Burnie, midfielder) Maverick Weller (Gold Coast, midfielder) Jason Holmes (international rookie, ruckman) Ben McEvoy (Hawthorn) Nick Dal Santo (North Melbourne) Stephen Milne (ret) Jason Blake (ret) Justin Koschitzke (ret) Ahmed Saad (susp) Tom Ledger (delisted) Jay Lever (delisted) Jackson Ferguson (delisted) Jordan Stanley (delisted) Classy Oakleigh Chargers midfielder/forward Jack Billings will hope his distribution and polish around goal will prove too much for clubs to refuse in this year's AFL Draft. Alan Richardson (senior coach) David Teague (defensive coach) Adam Kingsley (midfield coach) Danny Sexton (midfield coach) Aaron Hamill (forward line coach). B: Jarryn Geary 25 93 games Luke Delaney 24 26 games Sean Dempster 29 160 games HB: Dylan Roberton 22 57 games Sam Fisher 31 191 games Jack Newnes 20 25 games C: Farren Ray 27 176 games Lenny Hayes 33 277 games Shane Savage 22 56 games HF: Leigh Montagna 30 212 games Nick Riewoldt 31 259 games Rhys Stanley 23 39 games F: Arryn Siposs 21 25 games Tom Lee 22 10 games Adam Schneider 29 200 games R: Tom Hickey 22 24 games David Armitage 25 92 games Jack Steven 23 73 games INT: Billy Longer 20 9 games Sam Gilbert 27 140 games Nathan Wright 19 8 games Jimmy Webster 20 11 games JACK Newnes could be one of the best value picks of the 2011 draft. Taken at No.37, the slick and versatile outside ball-carrier can provide the kind of run and polish the Saints crave from half-back/wing. His application and attitude are also welcome attributes at a club craving fresh leadership. His pre-season training in Colorado points to a breakout third season next year. It might be another challenging campaign for the transitioning Saints, but Newnes will be up for the fight. Expect him to become a bit of a go-to man breaking the lines from half-back. Jack Newnes in action. THE good news is the Saints should be better down back, with a couple of stoppers in Luke Delaney and Josh Bruce and the return of Sam Fisher to help curb the goalkickers. But the midfield lacks depth and the attacking set-up still hinges too heavily on Nick Riewoldt. New coach Alan Richardson has a high reputation for developing talent (see Port Adelaide) but will have to start work with Rhys Stanley and Arryn Siposs who look set to claim early berths in the forward line. It will be up to midfielders Jack Steven, David Armitage and ex-Hawk Shane Savage to increase the forward-50 supply, after ranking third-last for entries last season. The ray of sunshine might come in the form of unseen explosive forward flanker Daniel Markworth and new draftee Luke Dunstan, an Ollie Wines-type on-baller.