Just enjoy your footy and try not to over think things. If you're training all the time and working on your weaknesses there isn't much that can go wrong. First off, as has already been said, have fun with your footy! Only a very few kids ever make AFL and even fewer make a career out of it. What you want to aim for is to become the best footballer you can. You're at the age where you will be starting to come under the eye of state level development squads. At your current height and weight, there will be plenty of kids with a similiar build to you hoping to get noticed. The big things you want to work on to lift your profile are: 1) Clean hands / disposals - Scouts want to see fellas of your size picking up the ball with one grab, not paddling it forward or fumbling. Make sure you practice getting your hands on the ball with one take. Work at training or with mates with a bump bag to help you practice getting the ball under physical pressure. 2) Impact on the game - Scouts look for kids who can have an influence on the contest; whether it's with the ball or without. Good players may get the ball 30 times a game. This may work out to be 3 minutes of game time. Make sure that for all the time you don't have the ball, you're helping your team - shepherds,