List of Fremantle Football Club players explained

Fremantle Football Club entered the Australian Football League in 1995, and the women's team entered the AFL Women's league in its inaugural season in 2017. Only players in league games are included in the ordered list; players who were on the Fremantle playing list but only played in pre-season or scratch matches are listed separately at the end of the article.

Fremantle Football Club players

Order

Players are listed in order of debut. When more than one player debuts in the same match, players are listed in jumper number order.
Jumper no.	The guernsey number(s) worn in Fremantle career only.
Debut	Debuts are for AFL regular season and finals series matches only.
Seasons	Includes Fremantle only careers and spans are seasons which they were listed players (senior or rookie list) for Fremantle.
Games	Statistics are for AFL regular season and finals series matches only and are correct to round 3 of the 2024 season.
Goals
^^	Currently listed players

1990s

Order	Name	Jumper no.	Date of birth (age)	Games	Goals	Debut	Seasons	Age at debut	Notes
1		7	15 October 1968	47	34	round 1, 1995	1995–1997	26y 168d	Captain 1995–1996, caretaker coach 2001, previously played for
2		15	29 September 1974	38	55	round 1, 1995	1995–1997	20y 184d	Later played for
3		32	1 March 1976	163	130	round 1, 1995	1995, 2001–2008		Captain 2002–2006, Doig Medalist 2001, 2003 and 2004, later played for, before returning to Fremantle
4		33	22 October 1973	20	23	round 1, 1995	1995–1997	21y 161d
5		24	19 May 1970	70	32	round 1, 1995	1995–1999	24y 317d	Previously drafted by, later played for
6		13	28 May 1973	63	25	round 1, 1995	1995–1998	21y 308d	Later played for
7		30	27 December 1975	28	11	round 1, 1995	1995–1999		Previously played for, later played for
8		19	4 March 1974	51	46	round 1, 1995	1995–1998		Later played for, died
9		1	23 August 1968	15	2	round 1, 1995	1995–1996	26y 221d
10		6	15 November 1969	14	2	round 1, 1995	1995–1996	25y 137d	Previously played for
11		35	28 August 1973	7	18	round 1, 1995	1995	21y 216d	Previously played for, later played for
12		11	4 May 1968	135	24	round 1, 1995	1995–2002	26y 332d	Doig Medalist 1997, previously played for,,, and
13		3	24 June 1972	1	0	round 1, 1995	1995	22y 281d	Previously played for, later played for
14		36	20 August 1972	56	26	round 1, 1995	1995–1998	22y 224d	Died
15		9	7 September 1970	77	88	round 1, 1995	1995–1999	24y 206d	Captain 1997–1998, Doig Medalist 1995, previously played for, Fremantle's leading goalkicker (1995)
16		47, 12	27 November 1972	15	2	round 1, 1995	1995–1997	22y 125d
17		21	17 July 1971	20	2	round 1, 1995	1995–1996	23y 258d	Previously drafted by
18		25	26 January 1972	128	23	round 1, 1995	1995–2002		Doig Medalist 1998, previously played for
19		10	9 November 1972	98	15	round 1, 1995	1995–1999	22y 143d	Doig Medalist 1996, previously played for, later played for
20		5	11 February 1969	21	16	round 1, 1995	1995–1996		Previously played for, later played for
21		2	25 January 1969	26	6	round 1, 1995	1995–1997		Previously played for and
22		22	9 February 1971	1	0	round 2, 1995	1995
23		38, 5	19 December 1974	82	3	round 2, 1995	1995–2003	20y 109d
24		48, 17	24 January 1970	26	2	round 2, 1995	1995–1997		Previously played for
25		43	7 April 1968	63	2	round 2, 1995	1995–1999		Previously played for
26		49	6 April 1969	16	15	round 2, 1995	1995
27		31	17 March 1970	11	10	round 2, 1995	1995
28		4	3 January 1972	79	78	round 2, 1995	1995–1999		Previously played for, later played for
29		16	26 May 1966	13	27	round 3, 1995	1995	28y 324d	Previously played for
30		23	18 February 1973	238	11	round 3, 1995	1995–2007
31		34	19 February 1977	32	18	round 3, 1995	1995–1997		Later played for
32		8	9 February 1976	228	95	round 5, 1995	1995–2008		Co-captain 2000–2001
33		50	8 September 1968	7	2	round 5, 1995	1995	26y 233d
34		20	18 December 1968	4	0	round 7, 1995	1995	26y 147d
35		42, 9	9 March 1976	95	69	round 8, 1995	1995–2000			Later played for
36		12	22 April 1969	6	2	round 8, 1995	1995			Previously played for and
37		14	27 May 1975	41	86	round 12, 1995	1995–1998			Later played for and, two-time Fremantle's leading goalkicker (1996 & 1997)
38		45, 29, 24	16 March 1972	35	14	round 12, 1995	1995, 1999–2001	23y 100d	Later played for, before returning to Fremantle
39		37, 35	7 May 1976	71	18	round 14, 1995	1995–2000			Later played for
40		27	25 October 1972	2	0	round 16, 1995	1995–1996	22y 271d
41		44	18 November 1975	105	80	round 19, 1995	1995–2001	19y 267d	Later played for
42		22	19 April 1972	11	6	round 1, 1996	1996–1998	23y 347d	Previously played for
43		32, 3	17 September 1976	69	3	round 1, 1996	1996–2000	19y 196d	Later played for
44		16	31 March 1967	13	4	round 1, 1996	1996–1997			Previously played for
45		45	28 December 1972	36	18	round 1, 1996	1996–1997			Later played for
46		3	23 November 1969	8	7	round 1, 1996	1996	26y 129d	Previously played for and
47		26	23 June 1974	106	178	round 3, 1996	1996–2004	21y 296d	Two-time Fremantle's leading goalkicker (1998 & 2000)
48		18	20 September 1976	22	15	round 4, 1996	1996–1998	19y 213d
49		28	24 July 1978	78	49	round 5, 1996	1996–2003	17y 277d	Later played for
50		40, 1	23 November 1977	63	33	round 7, 1996	1995–2003	18y 171d
51		31	4 September 1976	84	38	round 11, 1996	1996–2000	19y 286d	Later played for
52		41, 5	25 May 1974	25	18	round 14, 1996	1996–1999
53		21, 7	28 May 1979	138	61	round 4, 1997	1997–2001, 2005–2008	17y 326d	Later played for, before returning to Fremantle
54		41	18 March 1978	11	1	round 6, 1997	1997–2000
55		46, 22	28 April 1978	33	1	round 9, 1997	1996–2000			Later played for
56		40, 15	26 August 1978	50	26	round 10, 1997	1997–2000	18y 280d	Later played for
57		20	22 May 1976	1	0	round 21, 1997	1996–1998
58		32	26 January 1969	41	5	round 1, 1998	1998–1999			Captain 1999, previously played for and
59		12	23 March 1977	50	24	round 1, 1998	1998–2002
60		2	10 October 1969	79	24	round 1, 1998	1998–2001	28y 170d	Co-captain 2000–2001, Doig Medalist 1999, previously played for,, and
61		16	16 July 1976	43	11	round 1, 1998	1998–2002	21y 256d
62		6	27 June 1974	9	3	round 2, 1998	1998–1999	23y 282d	Previously played for
63		21	24 January 1976	3	0	round 4, 1998	1998–1999			Previously played for
64		35	14 May 1974	3	0	round 7, 1998	1996–1998	23y 359d
65		17	3 January 1980	36	37	round 8, 1998	1998–2000	18y 133d	Later played for
66		34, 14	11 June 1976	5	5	round 15, 1998	1998–2000
67		40, 19	15 January 1979	151	16	round 19, 1998	1998–2007	19y 205d
68		6	1 March 1969	47	148	round 1, 1999	1999–2001			Previously played for, Fremantle's leading goalkicker (1999)
69		36	11 September 1972	38	4	round 1, 1999	1999–2001	26y 198d	Previously played for
70		13	10 July 1980	15	13	round 1, 1999	1999–2000	18y 261d	Later drafted by
71		40	26 November 1976	2	0	round 3, 1999	1999–2000	22y 135d
72		33	10 July 1979	35	19	round 5, 1999	1999–2002	19y 289d
73		39	31 March 1978	1	0	round 11, 1999	1996–1999			Later drafted by, played cricket for WA
74		46, 14	11 March 1980	202	27	round 21, 1999	1999–2012	19y 163d
75		20	21 January 1981	139	166	round 22, 1999	1999–2007	18y 220d	Fremantle's leading goalkicker (2001), Later coach of Fremantle
Source: http://afltables.com/afl/stats/alltime/fremantle.html

2000s

Order	Name	Jumper no.	Date of birth (age)	Games	Goals	Debut	Seasons	Age at debut	Notes
76		30	23 February 1982	63	20	round 1, 2000	2000–2002			Later played for and
77		10	12 August 1976	150	66	round 1, 2000	2000–2007	23y 212d	Doig Medalist 2000, previously played for
78		18	4 January 1974	37	16	round 1, 2000	2000–2002			Previously played for
79		4	12 June 1981	208	131	round 1, 2000	2000–2010	18y 273d	AFL Rising Star winner 2000
80		21	25 May 1979	55	36	round 1, 2000	2000–2004	20y 291d	Previously played for, later played for
81		29	31 December 1981	353	700	round 5, 2000	2000–2016			Captain 2007–2015, Doig Medalist 2002, 2005–2008 and 2011, Club goals kicked record holder, eight-time Fremantle's leading goalkicker
82		40	30 December 1972	23	7	round 8, 2000	2000–2002	27y 123d
83		27	20 January 1980	16	11	round 15, 2000	1999–2001	20y 150d	Later played for
84		38	22 November 1981	33	19	round 22, 2000	2000–2004	18y 257d
85		9	29 December 1978	134	64	round 1, 2001	2001–2008			Previously played for
86		34, 6	25 January 1982	59	7	round 1, 2001	2001–2005
87		3	17 March 1972	6	2	round 2, 2001	2001–2002			Previously played for
88		17, 9	6 October 1982	81	29	round 9, 2001	2001–2002, 2010–2012	18y 233d	Later played for, before returning to Fremantle
89		31	12 June 1973	12	1	round 11, 2001	2001–2002	27y 363d	Previously played for
90		42	28 January 1981	58	0	round 15, 2001	2000–2007	20y 167d
91		41	7 July 1979	4	2	round 16, 2001	2001
92		13	12 February 1981	2	1	round 20, 2001	2001	20y 188d
93		24	9 March 1980	38	60	round 1, 2002	2002–2003			Previously and again later played for
94		34, 6	11 December 1981	99	166	round 1, 2002	2002–2006	20y 110d	Later played for, two-time Fremantle's leading goalkicker (2003 & 2004)
95		27, 12	16 June 1984	73	9	round 1, 2002	2002–2006	17y 288d	Later played for
96		35	18 January 1982	36	5	round 1, 2002	2001–2005
97		7, 33	24 June 1977	131	224	round 3, 2002	2002–2008	24y 294d	Previously played for
98		2	13 July 1978	64	59	round 3, 2002	2002–2004	23y 275d	Previously played for, later played for
99		39	11 April 1981	16	4	round 6, 2002	2001–2006
100		36	14 May 1984	29	6	round 8, 2002	2002–2009
101		22	11 September 1982	88	21	round 8, 2002	2001–2010	19y 249d
102		15, 18	1 December 1981	244	112	round 12, 2002	2002–2015	20y 197d	Previously played for
103		43	9 December 1980	128	14	round 15, 2002	2001–2011	21y 216d
104		11	21 January 1981	114	125	round 1, 2003	2003–2010			Previously played for
105		31	6 December 1982	271	98	round 1, 2003	2002–2019	20y 114d	Doig Medalist 2009 and 2015
106		3	21 June 1985	129	38	round 1, 2003	2003–2011	17y 282d
107		37, 1	25 May 1982	33	11	round 14, 2003	2002–2008
108		5	7 October 1985	8	0	round 1, 2004	2004–2008	18y 172d
109		27	2 March 1983	43	9	round 1, 2004	2003–2009
110		28	24 May 1985	48	50	round 16, 2004	2004–2010
111		13	18 July 1982	10	3	round 18, 2004	2004–2005			Previously played for
112		25	20 June 1983	101	7	round 20, 2004	2003–2010
113		2	29 April 1980	83	44	round 1, 2005	2005–2008	24y 331d	Previously and again later played for
114		37	20 October 1984	244	68	round 4, 2005	2004–2018	20y 179d
115		16	20 July 1985	375	160	round 6, 2005	2004–2022	19y 284d	Captain 2016, Doig Medalist 2010, Club leading games record holder, AFL top 10 games played.
116		17	30 January 1975	12	2	round 9, 2005	2005–2006	30y 112d	Previously played for and
117		15	5 March 1984	188	116	round 10, 2005	2003–2015			Doig Medalist 2012, later played for
118		7	5 July 1983	75	42	round 13, 2005	2004–2009	21y 349d	Later played for
119		41	5 February 1985	171	33	round 5, 2006	2004–2015
120		44	20 March 1982	1	0	round 7, 2006	2004–2006
121		24	25 January 1985	13	13	round 10, 2006	2004–2009	21y 129d
122		30, 9	1 May 1987	22	6	round 13, 2006	2006–2009			Later listed by
123		6	9 January 1980	51	22	round 1, 2007	2007–2009			Previously played for
124		17, 20	18 September 1980	72	60	round 1, 2007	2007–2010	26y 194d	Previously and again later played for
125		34	19 January 1987	21	4	round 6, 2007	2006–2008	20y 107d	Later played for
126		13	4 December 1988	1	1	round 9, 2007	2007	18y 172d	Later drafted by
127		35, 5	15 March 1988	177	22	round 11, 2007	2006–2017
128		40, 21	31 August 1985	9	6	round 19, 2007	2007–2009	21y 346d
129		12	30 May 1988	3	1	round 22, 2007	2007–2010
130		17	23 May 1978	14	8	round 1, 2008	2008	29y 304d	Previously played for
131		23	2 November 1988	172	196	round 2, 2008	2008–2016	19y 148d	Later played for, Fremantle's leading goalkicker (2011)
132		10	13 February 1989	53	23	round 2, 2008	2008–2011			AFL Rising Star winner 2008, later played for and
133		19	21 February 1989	22	5	round 5, 2008	2008–2011
134		26	13 November 1985	68	73	round 8, 2008	2008–2014	22y 187d	Previously played for, Fremantle's leading goalkicker (2011)
135		42	7 April 1983	9	1	round 14, 2008	2002–2003, 2008–2009
136		32	1 May 1990	218	112	round 1, 2009	2009–2021	18y 332d
137		8	9 May 1990	156	60	round 1, 2009	2009–2017	18y 324d
138		48, 6	29 September 1986	68	15	round 3, 2009	2009–2012	22y 195d	Later played for
139		40, 9	10 March 1990	138	48	round 6, 2009	2009–2016			Later played for
140		13	8 October 1989	1	0	round 7, 2009	2008–2009	19y 213d
141		46	23 October 1990	100	36	round 11, 2009	2009–2016	18y 226d
142	^	38, 10	7 January 1991	235	359	round 11, 2009	2009–	18y 150d
143		17, 1	16 July 1987	171	254	round 13, 2009	2009–2019	21y 346d	Fremantle's leading goalkicker (2014)
144		30	28 March 1990	101	46	round 13, 2009	2009–2017			Later played for
145		35	5 October 1990	5	2	round 15, 2009	2009–2011	18y 279d
146		47	18 September 1988	32	10	round 17, 2009	2009–2012	20y 310d
Source: AFLTables

2010s

Order	Name	Jumper no.	Date of birth (age)	Games	Goals	Debut	Seasons	Age at debut	Notes
147		21	18 December 1987	126	81	round 1, 2010	2010–2016	22y 100d	Later played for
148		2	29 October 1991	26	14	round 1, 2010	2010–2016	18y 150d
149		36	29 September 1987	53	10	round 1, 2010	2010–2016	22y 180d	Later played for
150	^	13, 7	18 September 1991	232	176	round 5, 2010	2010–	18y 219d	Doig Medalist 2013, 2014 & 2019, Brownlow Medalist 2015 & 2019, Captain 2017–2022
151		24	21 June 1991	37	5	round 6, 2010	2010–2012	18y 315d	Later played for
152		44	18 June 1991	18	3	round 17, 2010	2010–2013
153		27	17 December 1991	4	3	round 18, 2010	2010–2011	18y 227d
154		4	7 October 1992	10	2	round 1, 2011	2011–2013	18y 170d
155		34, 10	23 June 1987	22	9	round 1, 2011	2011–2012	23y 276d	Previously played for, later played for
156		22	19 January 1988	8	3	round 8, 2011	2011–2012	23y 116d	Previously played for
157		13	28 February 1986	102	54	round 9, 2011	2011–2016			Later played for
158		12	14 January 1986	56	29	round 10, 2011	2011–2017	25y 134d	Previously played for
159		33	2 November 1990	2	0	round 13, 2011	2009–2011	20y 229d
160		25	29 December 1992	6	5	round 14, 2011	2011–2013	18y 178d
161		28	24 April 1988	3	0	round 21, 2011	2011–2013	23y 111d
162		39	13 October 1990	1	1	round 24, 2011	2009–2011	20y 325d
163		3	22 February 1986	89	3	round 1, 2012	2012–2017			Previously played for and
164		27	24 May 1993	135	67	round 4, 2012	2012–2018	18y 332d	Doig Medalist 2016, 2018, later played for and won the 2020/2023 brownlow medals.
165		34	27 July 1987	120	5	round 6, 2012	2012–2018	24y 283d
166		17	24 December 1993	69	44	round 10, 2012	2012–2017	18y 161d	Later played for
167		33	23 May 1992	104	18	round 15, 2012	2012–2018			Later played for
168		11	28 October 1993	81	31	round 23, 2012	2012–2018	18y 309d	Later played for
169		6	7 April 1986	104	51	round 1, 2013	2013–2018	26y 350d	Previously played for
170		22	8 March 1994	4	2	round 4, 2013	2013–2016
171		38	9 July 1991	20	8	round 5, 2013	2013–2016	21y 291d
172	^	42, 20	17 June 1993	124	173	round 13, 2013	2013–			Two-time Fremantle's leading goalkicker (2020 & 2021)
173		20	23 February 1992	1	0	round 14, 2013	2011–2013	21y 126d	Later played for
174		19	14 July 1993	1	0	round 23, 2013	2012–2013
175		40	22 August 1994	1	0	round 23, 2013	2013–2015			Later played basketball for South East Melbourne Phoenix, Sydney Kings and Melbourne United in the NBL
176		14	9 February 1994	2	1	round 23, 2013	2013–2014	19y 203d
177		4	8 November 1985	6	1	round 13, 2014	2014–2015	28y 218d	Previously played for, died
178		35	28 January 1995	12	6	round 16, 2014	2014–2018	19y 158d
179		24	11 April 1993	3	3	round 20, 2014	2013–2015	21y 121d	Later played American football as a punter for Kentucky Wildcats
180	^	25	9 June 1995	121	5	round 6, 2015	2015–	19y 334d	Captain 2023-
181		14	23 February 1996	47	17	round 18, 2015	2015–2017	19y 161d	Later played for
182		26	1 February 1996	68	33	round 22, 2015	2015–2019	19y 210d	Later played for
183		44	26 February 1994	1	0	round 23, 2015	2014–2015	21y 191d
184		19	2 March 1996	78	3	round 23, 2015	2015–2022	19y 187d
185		28	20 July 1995	21	11	round 23, 2015	2014–2018
186	^	42, 15	7 December 1994	107	6	round 23, 2015	2015–	20y 272d
187		18	23 January 1997	108	35	round 5, 2016	2016–2022			Later played for
188		40	15 June 1994	14	0		2016–2017	21y 348d	Later played for
189		41	2 June 1989	6	10		2016–2017			Died
190		9	9 July 1993	54	21		2017–2019	23y 260d	Previously played for, Doig Medallist 2017, later played for
191		21	9 April 1993	68	0		2017–2023	23y 351d	Previously drafted by and played for, later recruited by
192		22	15 March 1993	29	26		2017-2019		Previously played for
193		23	1 April 1995	49	63		2017–2020	21y 359d	Previously played for, Fremantle's leading goalkicker (2017), died
194		2	13 April 1998	63	7		2017–2022	18y 360d	Later played for
195		24	5 January 1997	4	3		2016–2017		Later traded to, died
196	^	38, 13	6 February 1996	146	3		2017–	21y 118d
197	^	36	13 August 1998	103	31		2017–	18y 301d
198	^	4	12 June 1998	105	45		2017–		Doig Medalist 2020
199		39	11 May 1996	4	2		2015–2017		Later played for
200		43	6 September 1996	17	5		2016–2019	20y 306d
201		13	2 October 1992	2	3		2016–2019	24y 322d	Previously played for, later played for
202		3	11 March 1992	43	46		2018–2020		Previously played for, son of Wally Matera
203	^	8	8 November 1999	137	47		2018–	18y 136d	Son of Mark Brayshaw
204		14	7 January 1993	78	2		2018–2023		Previously played for
205	^	41	26 February 1998	89	59		2018–
206		5	7 October 1999	76	16		2018–2021	18y 176d	Later played for
207		12	28 April 1999	42	15		2018–2022	18y 338d
208		44	18 April 1998	45	1		2017–2021
209		40	20 May 1995	6	2		2018–2019
210		42	10 March 1999	14	4		2018–2021		Later played for West Coast
211	^	39	20 November 1996	79	48		2018–
212		6	12 August 1992	46	2		2019–2021		Previously played for
213		28, 5	30 November 1997	90	101		2019–2023		Later played for
214		33	24 August 1991	59	32		2019–2023		Previously played for
215		37	9 February 1993	65	79		2019–2022		Previously played for, Later played for, Fremantle's leading goalkicker (2022)
216		11, 1	12 February 1995	19	18		2019–2020		Previously played for, later played for
217		34	14 April 1995	25	8		2019–2021
218		35	11 January 2000	2	0		2019–2020		Next Generation Academy
219		17	26 February 1999	1	1		2018–2020		Later played for
Source: AFLTables

2020s

Order	Name	Jumper no.	Date of birth (age)	Games	Goals	Debut	Seasons	Age at debut	Notes
220	^	11	8 November 1995	95	10	round 1, 2020	2020–	24y 134d	Previously played for &
221	^	27, 1	12 May 2000	22	30	round 1, 2020	2019–	19y 314d
222	^	26	2001 4, df=yes	71	10	round 2, 2020	2020–
223	^	22, 3	2001 2, df=yes	94	21	round 4, 2020	2020–	19y 139d	AFL Rising Star winner 2020
224		9	1995 10, df=yes	45	8	round 6, 2020	2020–2022	24y 278d	Previously played for, Later played for
225	^	43, 32	2000 5, df=yes	69	74	round 7, 2020	2020–
226		45	1997 12, df=yes	14	1	round 8, 2020	2019–2021	22y 237d
227		31, 23	2001 8, df=yes	43	13	round 13, 2020	2020–	18y 360d	Later played for, Next Generation Academy
228		22	1998 4, df=yes	15	3	round 1, 2021	2018–2022	22y 332d	Later played for
229	^	27, 5	2002 1, df=yes	33	1	round 2, 2021	2021–
230	^	35	2002 8, df=yes	50	57	round 4, 2021	2021–	18y 250d
231	^	31	2002 10, df=yes	57	2	round 13, 2021	2021–	18y 238d	Next Generation Academy
232		34	2002 10, df=yes	4	0	round 13, 2021	2021–2022	18y 243d	Brother of Mikayla Western, Next Generation Academy
233	^	17	1998 8, df=yes	29	7	round 1, 2022	2022–	23y 209d	Previously played for
234	^	6	2000 10, df=yes	61	5	round 1, 2022	2022–	21y 155d	Previously played for
235	^	30	2002 5, df=yes	22	11	round 2, 2022	2021–	19y 314d	Brother of Emma O'Driscoll
236	^	28	2003 12, df=yes	22	2	round 3, 2022	2022–	18y 122d
237	^	24	2003 7, df=yes	38	64	round 6, 2022	2022–	18y 272d	Fremantle's leading goalkicker (2023)
238	^	2	1994 2, df=yes	34	11	round 1, 2023	2023–		Previously played for &
239	^	9	2001 9, df=yes	37	35	round 1, 2023	2023–	21y 171d	Previously played for
240	^	44	2003 3, df=yes	31	7	round 3, 2023	2022–
241	^	34	1997 3, df=yes	12	0	round 5, 2023	2023–		Previously played for &
242	^	19	1996 4, df=yes	5	3	round 6, 2023	2023–	26y 363d	Previously played for
243	Karl Worner^	40, 23	2002 6, df=yes	7	0	round 17, 2023	2022–
244	^	46	2003 11, df=yes	2	0	round 19, 2023	2023–	19y 254d
245	^	18	2001 11, df=yes	13	8	round 23, 2023	2023–	21y 255d
246	^	14	2001 8, df=yes	14	8	round 1, 2024	2024–	22y 217d	Previously played for
247	^	21	1996 3, df=yes	1	0	round 1, 2024	2024–	27y 365d	Previously played for &
248	^	37	2004 2, df=yes	12	0	round 2, 2024	2023–		Next Generation Academy
249	^	29	2005 2, df=yes	2	0	round 7, 2024	2024–
250	^	38	2003 6, df=yes	3	2	round 7, 2024	2024–	20y 302d	Previously drafted by
251	^	12	2004 9, df=yes	2	0	round 15, 2024	2023–	19y 269d
252	^	42	2000 6, df=yes	1	0	round 23, 2024	2023–	24y 64d
Source: AFLTables

Fremantle women

Order	Name	Jumper no.	Date of birth (age)	Games	Goals	Debut	Seasons	Age at debut	Notes
1		15	27 February 1992	47	16		2017–2022 (S7)		Captain 2017–2021; 2017 All-Australian; known as Kara Donnellan 2017–2019
2		23	9 May 1986	7	1		2017–2018		Later played for
3		1	11 June 1997	34	25		2017–2022 (S7)		2019 Goal of the Year winner; inactive 2022 (S6 & S7) (pregnancy)
4		3	20 November 1996	3	0		2017		Later played for
5		4	15 September 1990	14	2		2017–2018
6		5	4 February 1996	17	1		2017–2020		Later played for
7		6, 33	25 May 1993	24	1		2017–2018,2021–2022 (S6)		Daughter of John Haynes (Perth), known as Tiah Haynes 2017–2021
8		7	20 February 1987	14	8		2017–2018
9		9, 26	15 January 1992	4	0		2017
10		10	12 November 1992	12	5		2017–2018
11		11	21 September 1996	4	0		2017
12	^	12	18 December 1991	57	32		2017–		2018 fairest and best winner, 2018 All-Australian
13		14	5 September 1992	6	0		2017		Later played for &
14		16	19 March 1997	7	0		2017
15		17	23 January 1991	22	6		2017–2019		2017 fairest and best winner, 2018 & 2019 All-Australian; later played for
16		18	1 June 1995	12	0		2017–2018		Later played for &
17	^	19	3 February 1996	70	20		2017–		Captain 2022 (S6) – 2023, 2022 (S6) All-Australian (vice-captain)
18		20	4 June 1996	44	4		2017–2022 (S6)		Later played for
19	^	22, 9	21 March 1994	63	21		2017–		Daughter of John O'Sullivan (East Fremantle)
20		24, 29, 10	29 May 1988	20	5		2017–2019		Later played for
21		27	31 December 1993	46	40		2017–2022 (S6)		2019 & 2020 All-Australian; sister of Joel Houghton, later played for
22		33	6 October 1996	14	0		2017–2019		Later played for
23		25	15 December 1983	6	0		2017
24		32	28 December 1984	1	0		2017		Olympic javelin thrower
25		9, 13	16 May 1995	5	2		2017
26		26	8 February 1998	2	0		2017–2018		Later played for
27		38	25 February 1990	4	0		2017
28		30	25 May 1990	14	0		2017–2019		Later played for
29		8	15 October 1995	23	1		2018–2021		Later played for
30		9	20 April 1993	13	0		2018–2021		Previously played for
31		11	22 September 1980	4	0		2018
32		14	23 May 1990	19	0		2018–2021
33		37	2 April 1993	13	6		2018–2019		Later played for &
34		16	27 April 1984	6	2		2018		Later coach of, wife of Marc Webb
35		31	12 January 1999	3	2		2018		Niece of John McGuire; later played for
36		25	15 March 1999	3	0		2018–2019
37		28	9 February 1993	2	0		2018		Later played for
38		21	9 June 1996	8	8		2018–2019		Previously played for, later played for
39	^	2	16 November 1991	49	8		2017–		2021 AFL Women's best and fairest winner, 2019, 2020, 2021 & 2022 (S7) fairest and best winner, 2019, 2020 & 2021 All-Australian, inactive 2024 (pregnancy)
40		6	26 March 2000	25	30		2019–2022 (S6)		Inactive 2022 (S6) (work commitments), later played for
41		11	9 December 1994	8	0		2019		Later played for
42		13	8 March 1997	14	3		2019–2021		Previously played for
43	^	18	19 February 1994	39	1		2019–		Best first year player (2019)
44	^	24, 4	15 April 1997	57	4		2019–		Captain 2024– ; 2023 fairest and best winner; Inactive 2024 (knee injury)
45	^	32	1 November 1993	52	1		2019–
46		55	17 March 1991	1	0		2019	27y 336d
47		4	26 September 1991	1	0		2019	27y 150d	Later played for
48		23	13 March 1999	19	0		2019–2022 (S7)	19y 355d
49		4	10 September 1986	3	2		2020	33y 152d	Previously played for
50		7	4 November 1998	22	6		2019–2022 (S6)		Later played for
51		11	21 September 1990	5	0		2020	29y 141d	Sister of Drew Rohde (West Perth & Subiaco)
52		17	10 November 2001	37	16		2020–2023		Later traded to
53	^	21	7 November 2001	49	1		2020–		Best first year player (2020); sister of Zac and Noah Strom (South Fremantle)
54		29	3 September 1990	24	0		2020–2022 (S7)	29y 159d	2021 All-Australian, later played for
55		44	14 August 1992	7	5		2020	27y 179d
56		26	14 September 2001	19	4		2020–2022 (S6)	18y 154d
57	^	3	22 April 2000	45	1		2020–	19y 314d	Sister of Nathan O'Driscoll, 2023 All-Australian
58		16	16 December 1999	1	0		2020
59	^	5	2 August 2002	40	2		2021–	18y 182d	Best first year player (2021), sister of Steven and Brendan Verrier (South Fremantle)
60		28	12 January 2002	29	8		2021–		Twin sister of Brianna Hyde (Swan Districts), later traded to
61	^	8	2002 6, df=yes	30	6		2022 (S6)–	19y 212d	Daughter of Heath East (East Perth)
62	^	10	1992 7, df=yes	29	23		2020–	29y 167d	Inactive 2020 & 2021 (knee injuries)^[1]
63	^	13	2003 8, df=yes	16	5		2022 (S6)–	18y 138d
64	^	22	1998 6, df=yes	32	3		2022 (S6)–	23y 197d
65		25	1994 7, df=yes	6	1		2020–2022 (S6)	27y 191d	Inactive 2020 & 2021 (workplace injury)^[2]
66	^	30	5 November 1999	31	0		2022 (S6)–		Best first year player (2022 (S6))
67	^	11	2002 3, df=yes	4	3		2021–	19y 337d	Inactive 2023 (knee injury)
68		14	2003 2, df=yes	12	6		2022 (S6)–2022 (S7)	18y 362d	Later played for
69		16	2002 8, df=yes	2	1		2021–2022 (S6)	19y 187d	Replacement player for Jess Trend (Big Brother), later played for
70		24	1995 6, df=yes	13	1		2022 (S6)–2023	26y 256d
71		37	1998 1, df=yes	1	0		2022 (S6)		Top-up player, due to 5 players being unavailable due to COVID-19 isolation requirements; sister of Joel Western, later played for
72	^	6	2001 3, df=yes	14	0		2022 (S7)–	21y 173d
73		7	2000 12, df=yes	9	1		2022 (S7)–2023	21y 260d	Previous played for, previously known as Nikki Gore
74	^	25	1997 3, df=yes	20	7		2022 (S7)–	25y 160d
75	^	27, 14	2001 7, df=yes	17	4		2022 (S7)–		Best first year player (2022 (S7))
76	^	33	1993 6, df=yes	17	1		2022 (S7)–
77	^	20, 15	2004 3, df=yes	6	0		2022 (S7)–	18y 171d
78		31	2001 5, df=yes	1	0		2022 (S7)	21y 168d
79	^	23	1993 7, df=yes	8	0		2023–	30y 239d
80	^	29	1999 6, df=yes	4	0		2023–		Replacement player for Mikayla Morrison
81	^	20	1999 2, df=yes	7	0		2023–		Best first year player (2023)
82	^	26	2001 12, df=yes	4	0		2023–
83	^	16	2000 6, df=yes	2	1		2023–		Previously played for
Source: AustralianFootball.com

Other players

Listed players yet to play an AFL game for Fremantle men's team

Player	Date of birth	Recruited from	Draft details	Senior listed	Rookie listed	WAFL games	WAFL club	Notes
	2005 4, df=yes	South Adelaide (SANFL)		2024–		0
	2005 9, df=yes				2024–	0
	2004 6, df=yes	Gippsland Power		2023–		2^[3]
	2000 11, df=yes				2022–	30^[4]
	2005 9, df=yes			2024–		0
	2004 11, df=yes				2023–	5^[5]		Next Generation Academy, (Indigenous, Kununurra)
Source: Fremantle Football Club player list and WAFL websites. WAFL games played are as at end of 2023 season.

Listed players yet to play an AFLW game for Fremantle women's team

Player	Date of birth	Recruited from	Draft details	Senior listed	Rookie listed	Notes
	1998 1, df=yes	/	2024 Replacement player	2024		Replacement player (Stannett), Previously played for
	1989 12, df=yes		2023 Trade	2024		Previously played for
	2005 9, df=yes	South Adelaide	Pick 49, 2023 National draft	2024
	2005 5, df=yes	Tasmania Devils	2024 Replacement player	2024		Replacement player (Bowers)
	1996 2, df=yes		2023 Trade	2024		Previously played for &
	2000 8, df=yes		2023 Trade	2024		Previously played for
Source: Fremantle Football Club Squad

Delisted players who did not play an AFL game for Fremantle

Player	Date of birth	Recruited from	Draft details	Senior listed	Rookie listed	WAFL games	Notes
		Claremont		2022-2023		1 for Peel Thunder^[6]	Next Generation Academy, (Indigenous, Kununurra)
		East Perth	No. 34, 1997 rookie draft		1997	for East Perth^[7]	Later played for Collingwood
		Murray Bushrangers	No. 46, 1999 national draft	2000–2001		for South Fremantle^[8]	Later played for Carlton reserves and Williamstown in the VFL
		Claremont	2019 Category B rookie selection		2020	0 for	Member of Fremantle's Next Generation Academy
		East Fremantle	Foundation selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for East Fremantle 12 for Perth^[9]	Member of East Fremantle's 1994 WAFL premiership team
		Claremont	No. 2, 2000 rookie draft		2000	for Claremont^[10]	Later played for Melbourne
		North Ballarat Rebels	Pre-draft selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for South Fremantle^[11]	Later played for Fitzroy and Collingwood
		Subiaco	No. 17, 1999 rookie draft	2000–2001	1999	for Subiaco and 14 for South Fremantle^[12]	Was named as an emergency in round 2, 2000
		Claremont	No. 20, 2003 rookie draft		2003–2004	for Claremont 51 for Swan Districts^[13]	2010 WAFL premiership player
		Gippsland Power	No. 6, 2008 rookie draft		2008–2009	for Perth^[14]
		Sturt	No. 59, 2004 national draftNo. 53, 2007 rookie draft	2005–2006	2007	for East Perth^[15]	Nephew of former Essendon player Stephen Copping
		NSW/ACT Rams	No. 63, 2002 national draft	2003–2004		for South Fremantle^[16]
		Eastern Ranges	No. 48, 2002 national draft	2003–2004		for Peel^[17]
		Claremont	No. 7, 1995 national draft	N/A		for Claremont^[18]	Drafted and delisted in the 1995/96 offseason. From Aquinas College, Perth
		Subiaco	Foundation selection, 1994 national draft No. 49, 1997 rookie draft	1995–1996	1997	for Subiaco^[19]
		Northern Knights	No. 72, 1994 national draft	N/A		for East Perth^[20]	Drafted and delisted in the 1994/95 offseason. Later played for Preston Knights
		Essendon	Trade, 2013 trade period	2014		for Peel^[21]	Previously played for Essendon
		Woodville-West Torrens	No. 77, 2008 national draft	2009–2010		for East Fremantle^[22]	Not to be confused with Chris Hall (born 1982) who played for Port Adelaide, South Adelaide and Subiaco
		Perth	No. 42, 1994 national draft	N/A			Drafted and delisted in the 1994/95 offseason. From Williams, Western Australia
		Perth	No. 36, 2009 national draft	2010–2011		for Perth 15 for Swan Districts 17 for East Perth^[23]	Brother of Gemma Houghton
		East Fremantle	No. 26, 2013 rookie draft		2013	WAFL for ^[24]
		Kildare (Ireland)	No. 48, 2015 rookie draft		2015 - 2016	for ^[25]	First player recruited from Ireland^[26]
		Guildford Grammar	No. 37, 1998 rookie draft		1998	for Peel^[27]	Also played professional basketball in the NBL^[28]
		South Fremantle	No. 32, 1997 national draft	1998		for South Fremantle^[29]	Previously played for the Brisbane Lions
		Glenelg	No. 24, 2005 rookie draft		2005–2006	for Perth^[30]
		Sandringham Dragons	No. 8, 2005 rookie draft		2005–2006	for Swan Districts^[31]
		Gippsland Power	Pre-draft selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for South Fremantle^[32]
		Subiaco	No. 73, 1994 national draft	N/A		for Subiaco^[33]	Drafted and delisted in the 1994/95 offseason. Later played for North Melbourne
		East Fremantle	No. 44, 2012 rookie draft		2012–2014	for East Fremantle 14 for Peel 14 for Subiaco^[34]	Previously on Hawthorn's list, later played for Geelong
		Swan Districts	Zone selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for Swan Districts^[35]	Previously played for Richmond
		Claremont	No. 64, 1997 rookie draft		1997	for Claremont 3 for Subiaco^[36]
		Sydney	No. 4, 2003 rookie draft		2003	for South Fremantle^[37]	Previously played for Sydney, later played for Carlton
		Towns Football Club,Geraldton	No. 77, 2006 AFL draft No. 37, 2008 rookie draft	2007	2008	for East Fremantle^[38]	Attended the Clontarf Academy in Geraldton.^[39]
		Perth	Pre-draft selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for Perth and 25 for Peel^[40]
		East Fremantle	No. 53, 1998 rookie draft		1998	for East Fremantle^[41]	Nephew of coach Gerard Neesham
		Sydney Swans	Pre-draft selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for East Perth^[42]	Also played for Sydney and Melbourne
		Subiaco	No. 34, 2000 rookie draft		2000	150 for Subiaco^[43]	4-time WAFL premiership player (2004, 2006, 2007, 2008)
		Eastern Ranges	No. 65, 2017 national draft No. 20, 2020 rookie draft	2018–2020		28 for Peel Thunder^[44]
			No. 11, 2019 mid-season draft		2019–2020	4 for 5 for ^[45]	Son of Stephen O'Reilly
			No. 6, 2020 rookie draft		2020	4 for Peel Thunder
		North Melbourne	Traded, 1994 national draft	N/A		for Perth^[46]	Traded and delisted in the 1994/95 offseason. Previously drafted by North Melbourne with pick 60 in 1993 AFL draft. Older brother of Graham Polak^[47]
		Claremont	No. 19, 1997 rookie draft		1997	for Claremont^[48]
		Norwood	No. 20, 2011 rookie draft		2011–2012	for Perth^[49]
		Subiaco	No. 42, 2007 rookie draft		2007	229 for Subiaco^[50]	6-time WAFL premiership player (2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2014, 2015)
			No. 26, 2012 rookie draft		2012–2013	148 for ^[51]	2017 Sandover Medallist
		East Perth	No. 34, 2009 rookie draft		2009–2011	for East Perth 22 for Subiaco^[52]
		Subiaco	No. 45, 1999 rookie draft		1999–2000	for South Fremantle 36 for Subiaco 71 for Perth^[53]
		Mt Gravatt	No. 13, 2007 rookie draft		2007–2008	for Swan Districts^[54]	First player to be drafted to Fremantle from Queensland^[55]
		West Perth	No. 56, 1994 national draft	1995		for West Perth^[56]
		North Adelaide	No. 67, 2004 national draft No. 13, 2006 rookie draft	2005	2006	for East Fremantle^[57]
					2017–2018	for 15 for ^[58]	Later played for West Coast
		Claremont			2020–2021	0 for 3 for^[59]	Next Generation Academy selection
			No. 16, 2016 rookie draft		2016–2017	for ^[60]	2015 NEAFL Rising Star winner, 2016 WAFL premiership player
		Norwood	No. 32, 2018 national draft	2019–2021		16 for ^[61]
		South Fremantle	No. 32, 2014 rookie draft		2014–2015	for 34 for ^[62]
		Subiaco	No. 4, 1997 rookie draft		1997	for Subiaco 38 for Claremont^[63]	Later played for Collingwood
		Peel	No. 49, 2000 rookie draft		2000	for South Fremantle 43 for Peel^[64]
		North Adelaide/Darwin	No. 61, 2012 rookie draft		2012	for ^[65]	Also known as Jordan King-Wilson^[66] and Jordan Wilson^[67]
		Subiaco	No. 16, 2014 rookie draft		2014	for 13 for ^[68]

Delisted players who did not play an AFLW game for Fremantle

Player	Date of birth	Recruited from	Draft details	Senior listed	Rookie listed	Notes
		Swan Districts (WAWFL)	Free agent 2016	2017		Later played for
		Peel Thunderbirds (WAWFL)	2018 draft selection	2019
		(WAWFL)		2023
		Swan Districts (WAWFL)	Free agent 2016	2017
		Calder Cannons (NAB League Girls)		2022 S7		Later traded to
	1993 1, df=yes	West Coast/Subiaco (WAWFL)	2020 Free agent	2021		Previously played for
	1991 7, df=yes	North Melbourne	2020 Trade	2021 (Inactive)		Previously played for

See also

• Category of Fremantle players, ordered alphabetically
• Fremantle Football Club drafting and trading history

External links

• Full List of Fremantle Players at AFL Tables
• Every Senior Listed Player from the Fremantle FC Official Website

Notes and References

1. News: Heartbreak for Leitrim star Aine Tighe as knee injuries rules her out of Women's AFL season for second year in a row . 24 November 2021 . www.leitrimobserver.ie.
2. News: Docker out for season after surgery for injuries sustained in police pursuit . 24 November 2021 . AFLW . en.
3. Web site: WAFL profile - Max Knobel.
4. Web site: WAFL profile - Sebit Kuek.
5. Web site: WAFL profile - Conrad Williams.
6. Web site: WAFL profile - Eric Benning.
7. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=465 WAFL Footy Facts profile - Rupert Betheras
8. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/579 WAFL profile - Adam Butler
9. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=946 WAFL Footy Facts profile - Darren Capewell
10. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=991 WAFL Footy Facts profile - Nathan Carroll
11. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1626 WAFL profile - Brad Cassidy
12. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/337 WAFL profile - Ashley Clancy
13. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/450 WAFL profile - Ben Colreavy
14. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/2061 WAFL profile - Brent Connelly
15. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1191 WAFL profile - Benet Copping
16. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/945 WAFL profile - Brett Doswell
17. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1002 WAFL profile - Greg Edgcumbe
18. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/120 WAFL profile - Ben Edwards
19. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/39 WAFL profile - Scott Gooch
20. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1619 WAFL profile - Dean Grainger
21. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/5754 WAFL profile - Scott Gumbleton
22. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/2099 WAFL Profile - Chris Hall
23. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=3032 WAFL Footy Facts Profile - Joel Houghton
24. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=3055 WAFL Footy Facts profile Alex Howson
25. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/5989 WAFL profile - Sean Hurley
26. Web site: Hurley's Aussie dream begins. Kastanis. Costa. 5 November 2014. fremantlefc.com.au. 30 August 2016.
27. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1687 WAFL profile Cameron Jackson
28. http://www.sportingpulse.com/team_info.cgi?action=PSTATS&pID=190394719&client=0-189-12314-125697-369909 Player statistics for Cameron Jackson – SportingPulse
29. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=3297 WAFL Footy Facts profile Troy Johnson
30. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1183 WAFL profile Jack Juniper
31. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1178 WAFL profile Joseph Krieger
32. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1624 WAFL profile Antony Ljubic
33. Web site: WAFL profile Sam McFarlane . 12 September 2012 . https://web.archive.org/web/20171017042350/http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/42 . 17 October 2017 . dead .
34. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/4473 WAFL profile – Sam Menegola
35. http://waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=4335 WAFL profile Todd Menegola
36. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=4386 WAFL Footy Facts profile Gavin Milentis
37. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/437 WAFL profile – Ricky Mott
38. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1697 WAFL profile – Calib Mourish
39. News: Father's memory pushes teen higher. The Australian. Courtney. Walsh. 25 November 2006.
40. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=4593 WAFL Footy Facts profile - Nathan Mourish
41. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=4697 WAFL Footy Facts profile - John Neesham
42. Web site: WAFL profile – Craig Nettlebeck . 12 September 2012 . https://web.archive.org/web/20160305141115/http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1628 . 5 March 2016 . dead .
43. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/536 WAFL profile – Luke Newick
44. Web site: WAFL profile - Tom North.
45. Web site: WAFL profile - Dillon O'Reilly.
46. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=5162 WAFL Footy Facts profile – Troy Polak
47. http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,23949476-661,00.html Graham Polak improves, but may have post-trauma amnesia
48. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/756 WAFL profile - Matthew Richter
49. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/4056 WAFL profile - Gavin Roberts
50. https://www.wafl.com.au/player/darren-rumble WAFL profile - Darren Rumble
51. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=7129 WAFL Footy Facts profile - Haiden Schloithe
52. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=5808 WAFL Footy Facts Profile - Hamish Shepheard
53. http://www.waflfootyfacts.net/player/stats.php?PlayerID=5936 WAFL Footy Facts profile – Andrew Smith
54. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1969 WAFL profile - Chris Smith
55. http://www.sportingpulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-4711-0-0-0&sID=55257&articleID=4873142&news_task=DETAIL Seven more Queensland 'rookies' into the AFL system - AFL Queensland - SportingPulse
56. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1405 WAFL profile – Ryan Smith
57. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/1134 WAFL profile - Toby Stribling
58. Web site: WAFL Footy Facts profile - Luke Strnadica.
59. Web site: WAFL profile - Leno Thomas.
60. Web site: WAFL profile - Matt Uebergang.
61. Web site: WAFL profile - Luke Valente.
62. Web site: WAFL Footy Facts profile - Tom Vandeleur.
63. Web site: WAFL Footy Facts profile – Cameron Venables . 12 September 2012 . https://web.archive.org/web/20120509202438/http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/144 . 9 May 2012 . dead .
64. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/493 WAFL profile - Dale Walkingshaw
65. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/4526 WAFL profile - Jordon Wilson-King
66. http://www.afl.com.au/News/NEWSARTICLE/tabid/208/Default.aspx?newsId=124377 AFL draft profile
67. http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2011/12/14/278111_ntsport.html Four stars win a start in AFL rookie draft
68. http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/4178 WAFL profile - Michael Wood