Gold Coast SUNS indigenous trio Harley Bennell, Steven May and Jarrod Harbrow have been named in the final Indigenous All-Stars squad that will take on Richmond in an exhibition match tomorrow night.

Livewire Harley Bennell took his game to another level in 2012, enjoying a breaking-out season that saw the Western-Australian product finish runner-up to inspirational captain Gary Ablett in the GC SUNS Club Champion award.

Swingman Steven May is hungrier than ever to taste AFL action, after a breakout performance in the forward line towards the end of last season.

GC SUNS High Performance Manager Stephen Schwerdt has praised May’s performance over the pre-season, saying the former U18 All Australian full-forward has been a stand-out after shedding 8kgs off his solid frame this summer.

Experienced half-back Jarrod Harbrow was a steadying influence for the playing group last year after returning from a sever elbow injury.
The former Western Bulldog will be looking to inject more pace through the midfield this season, after GC SUNS senior coach Guy McKenna expressed his desire to see Harbrow play further up the ground.

2013 Indigenous All-Stars squad:
1.    Muarry Newman, West Coast    
2.    Amos Frank, Hawthorn    
3.    Lewis Jetta, Sydney    
4.    Bradley Hartman, Geelong    
5.    Jarrod Harbrow, Gold Coast    
6.    Bradley Hill, Hawthorn    
7.    Leroy Jetta, Essendon    
8.    Aaron Davey, Melbourne    
9.    Alwyn Davey, Essendon    
10.    Neville Jetta, Melbourne    
11.    Harley Bennell, Gold Coast    
12.    Lindsay Thomas, North Melbourne    
13.    Allen Christensen, Geelong    
14.    Gerald Ugle, Greater Western Sydney    
15.    Courtney Dempsey, Essendon    
16.    Tony Armstrong, Sydney    
17.    Jed Anderson, Hawthorn
18.    Graham Johncock, Adelaide    
19.    Eddie Betts, Carlton    
20.    Steven Motlop, Geelong    
21.    Joshua Simpson, Fremantle
22.    Curtly Hampton, Greater Western Sydney    
24.    Sharrod Wellingham, West Coast    
25.    Cameron Ellis-Yolmen, Adelaide    
26.    Bret Goodes, Western Bulldogs    
27.    Nathan Lovett-Murray, Essendon    
28.    Steven May, Gold Coast    
29.    Liam Jones, Western Bulldogs    
30.    Patrick Ryder, Essendon                
33.    Joshua Hill, West Coast

The Indigenous All-Stars v Richmond match will be played at 7.00pm CST, at Traeger Park, in Alice Springs.

AFL broadcast partner, The National Indigenous Radio Service, will broadcast the match live from 6.00pm-10.30pm local time (7.30pm-12 midnight AEDT). CAAMA Radio will also provide live coverage. The AFL website (www.afl.com.au), AFL Northern Territory website (www.aflnt.com.au) and the Richmond FC website (www.richmondfc.com.au) will LIVE video stream the match.

The Indigenous All-Stars will perform their War Cry before the game commences.

The match between the Indigenous All-Stars and Richmond Football Club is proudly supported by the Northern Territory Government and is part of the Coles AFL Indigenous program.