1992 AFL draft

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The 1992 AFL draft is the annual draft of talented players by Australian rules football teams that participate in the main competition of that sport, the Australian Football League. It consisted of the main national draft, the pre-season draft and the trade period. [1]

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In 1992 there were 124 picks to be drafted between 15 teams in the main national draft.

1992 mid-season draft

There was a mid-year draft held during the 1992 season. Players recruited in this draft were able to take their places in their AFL clubs in the latter part of the 1992 season, although not all chose to do so.

PickPlayerRecruited fromNew club
1 John Parker Frankston Bombers Brisbane Bears
2 Greg Doyle Dandenong Melbourne
3 Ian Herman Carlton Richmond
4Tim Perkins North Adelaide North Melbourne
5Dwaine Kretschmer Glenelg Sydney Swans
6 Jim West Sydney Swans Adelaide
7Kane Batzloff Southern Stingrays Essendon
8Greg Lochhead University Blues Hawthorn
9 David Johnston Essendon Fitzroy
10 Brent Heaver Epping Carlton
11 James McLure Geelong Collingwood
12Garry Merritt Tatura St Kilda
13 Damian Hampson Carlton West Coast Eagles
14 Andrew MacNish Subiaco Geelong
15Julian Shanks Williamstown Footscray
16 Brad Pearce South Launceston Brisbane Bears
17 Matthew Febey Rochester Melbourne
18 Andrew Tarpey Sandringham Richmond
19 Mark Attard Eastern Ranges North Melbourne
20 Peter Baldwin North Hobart Sydney Swans
21Andrew Geddes Strathmerton Adelaide
22John McNamara Geelong Essendon
23Michael Blood Old Melburnians Hawthorn
24 Justin Clarkson Ormond Carlton
25 Ian McMullin Essendon Collingwood
26 Stephen Edgar Carlton St Kilda
27Mark Ballan Western Jets Geelong
28 Brian McInnes Williamstown Footscray
29 Brian Stanislaus North Launceston Brisbane Bears
30 Tim Livingstone Box Hill Richmond
31Paul McMaster Essendon Sydney Swans
32Alan Schwartz Essendon Adelaide
33 Eric Lissenden North Melbourne Essendon
34Kevin O'Donnell Springvale Hawthorn
35 David Glascott Carlton Carlton
36Daniel Tramontana Northern Knights Collingwood
37Darren King Southern Stingrays Geelong
38Adam Aherne North Launceston Brisbane Bears
39 Daryn Cresswell North Hobart Sydney Swans
40Daniel Winkel Southern Stingrays Essendon
41 Anthony McDonald Coburg Hawthorn
42Darren Fraser Collingwood Collingwood
43Brett Sherriff Devonport Brisbane Bears
44 Paul Atkins Burnie Hawks Sydney Swans
45Mark Garthwaite Essendon Essendon
46Travis St Clair Kangaroo Flat Hawthorn
47 Jon Hassall Collingwood Collingwood
48Stephen Pears Perth Sydney Swans
49Nick Probert Prahran Collingwood

Trades

PlayerTraded fromTraded to
Dion Scott SydneyBrisbane
Paul Peos West CoastBrisbane
Paul Spargo North MelbourneBrisbane
Scott Watters West CoastSydney
Jayson Daniels St KildaSydney
Ed Considine EssendonSydney
Dean McRae North MelbourneSydney
Richard Ambrose EssendonSydney
Tony Begovich West CoastSydney
Tony Malakellis GeelongSydney
Michael Werner EssendonSydney
John Blakey FitzroyNorth Melbourne
Dean Laidley West CoastNorth Melbourne
Adrian Campbell FootscrayMelbourne
Tim Powell RichmondCarlton
Darren Baxter FootscrayHawthorn
Tim Allen St KildaHawthorn
Dean Anderson HawthornSt Kilda
Ian Aitken CarltonSt Kilda
Chris Wittman HawthornSt Kilda
Luke Beveridge MelbourneFootscray
Liam Pickering North MelbourneGeelong
Darren Steele North MelbourneGeelong
Leigh Tudor North MelbourneGeelong
Matthew Robran HawthornAdelaide
Stuart Wigney SydneyAdelaide
James Manson CollingwoodFitzroy
John McCarthy North MelbourneFitzroy

1992 national draft

Draft tampering

The 1992 draft suffered from three high-profile cases of draft tampering involving highly rated South Australian players: No. 6 selection Robert Pyman, No. 10 selection Brett Chalmers, and No. 13 selection Andrew McKay. Prior to the draft, all three players contacted AFL clubs which they did not want to play for, and told those clubs that they would remain in South Australia if drafted by them; at the time, the players could still play a respectable career and earn reasonable money in the SANFL, and would be tied to the AFL club that drafted them for only three years (after which they could re-enter the draft and be selected by another club), so they held a bargaining position to make these demands. However, this action was contrary to the rules, as it circumvented the fairness of the draft.

The most serious offence was by Chalmers, who had contacted most clubs in an effort to ensure that only Collingwood would draft him. He was fined $30,000, and was made ineligible to play for Collingwood for three years; [2] he never played a senior game for Collingwood, but later played for Adelaide and Port Adelaide. McKay and Pyman, who had warned only the AFL's struggling clubs (Sydney, Brisbane Bears, Richmond and Fitzroy) against drafting them, but had not contrived to end up at a specific club, were fined only $10,000 and were permitted to continue playing for their new clubs. [3] Brisbane Bears zone selection Nathan Buckley and the North Melbourne Football Club were also forced to defend accusations that they had come to a draft-tampering agreement for Buckley to later be traded to North Melbourne, but after a long and costly legal battle both parties were found not guilty. [4]

Selections

Justin Leppitsch was drafted by the Brisbane Bears with the number four pick. Justin Leppitsch.jpg
Justin Leppitsch was drafted by the Brisbane Bears with the number four pick.
PickPlayerRecruited fromNew club
1 Drew Banfield SubiacoWest Coast
2 Nathan Chapman Kangaroo Flat (VCFL)Brisbane
3 Michael Prior East PerthEssendon
4 Justin Leppitsch Southern (U18)Brisbane
5 Jason Spinks South FremantleSydney
6 Robert Pyman Woodville-West TorrensNorth Melbourne
7 Wayne Hernaman South FremantleRichmond
8 Paul Symmons West PerthWest Coast
9 Martin Pike NorwoodMelbourne
10 Brett Chalmers Port AdelaideCollingwood
11 Jonathon Robran NorwoodHawthorn
12 Tony Delaney ClaremontEssendon
13 Andrew McKay GlenelgCarlton
14 Nick Holland Nth AdelaideHawthorn
15 Damian Houlihan Corowa (VCFL)Collingwood
16 Brodie Atkinson Nth AdelaideSt Kilda
17 Kym Koster South AdelaideFootscray
18 Leigh Colbert South Bendigo (VCFL)Geelong
19 Lee Walker East PerthWest Coast
20 Scott Cummings Swan DistrictsEssendon
21 Shane Bond Port AdelaideWest Coast
22Mark JonesNorwoodRichmond
23 Warren Campbell South FremantleNorth Melbourne
24 Brett Jeffrey BoortMelbourne
25 John Barker Northern (U18)Fitzroy
26 Martin McKinnon Central DistrictAdelaide
27 Kieran Murrihy Geelong (U18)Essendon
28 Jamie Tape Woodville-West TorrensRichmond
29 Sam Phillipou Woodville-West TorrensFootscray
30 Paul Ridley SubiacoCollingwood
31 Shane Wakelin Port AdelaideSt Kilda
32 Peter Quill East FremantleFootscray
33 Corey Robertson Burnie HawksGeelong
34 Travis Burton SubiacoWest Coast
35 Scott Robinson NorwoodSydney
36 Tim Sherman Geelong (U18)Brisbane
37 Matthew Rogers South AdelaideRichmond
38David DeightonWestbrookNorth Melbourne
39 Matthew Kluzek Woodville-West TorrensMelbourne
40 Michael Dunstan South FremantleFitzroy
41 Brook Fogden West AdelaideAdelaide
42 Che Cockatoo-Collins Port AdelaideEssendon
43 Adrian Whitehead Wodonga (VCFL)Carlton
44 Chris Gerreyn ClaremontHawthorn
45Scott ThompsonSubiacoCollingwood
46 Matthew Jackson Centrals Dragons St Kilda
47Dillon FlavellSouth Bendigo (VCFL)Footscray
48 Andrew Osborn South AdelaideGeelong
49 Jarrad Schofield SubiacoWest Coast
50 Andrew Donnelly SubiacoSydney
51 Adam Williamson Centrals Dragons Brisbane
52 Paul Bulluss Woodville-West TorrensRichmond
53Mathew Moon Centrals Dragons North Melbourne
54 Daniel Clark West BrisbaneMelbourne
55 Matthew Capuano Geelong (U18)North Melbourne
56 Matthew Powell South AdelaideAdelaide
57 Russell Williams South FremantleEssendon
58Chris PeelSwan DistrictsCarlton
59 Scott Allen PortarlingtonFootscray
60 Tim Scott-Branagan Centrals Dragons Collingwood
61 Luke Raynor Geelong (U18)Carlton
62Damien RyanFootscrayFootscray
63 Mathew McMurray PerthGeelong
64 Tony Godden SubiacoWest Coast
65 Gerard Power Northern (U18)Geelong
66 Aaron Lord Centrals Dragons Brisbane
67 Brady Leckie West PerthRichmond
68 Travis Miller WarragulFitzroy
69 Scott Simister SpringvaleMelbourne
70 Danny Morton Nth AdelaideFitzroy
71 Mathew Aston Geelong (U18)Sydney
72Mathew WadewitzSouth AdelaideEssendon
73Tony Plym Golden Square Carlton
74 Tim Hargraeves BerriganHawthorn
75 Chris Batka SubiacoCollingwood
76Hugh ReimersCentral DistrictSt Kilda
77 Brad Copeland Western (U18)Footscray
78 Damien Crowe De La SalleGeelong
79 Brett Spinks South FremantleWest Coast
80 Stephen Newport MelbourneSt Kilda
81 Michael Murphy AdelaideBrisbane
82 Robert Schaefer SturtRichmond
83 Jeremy Silcock East PerthNorth Melbourne
84 Damien Gaspar South FremantleMelbourne
85 Tristan Lynch SaleCollingwood
86 Sam Smart NorwoodAdelaide
87 Damien Hardwick SpringvaleEssendon
88 Troy Bond Port AdelaideCarlton
89Hamish StewartGlenelgHawthorn
90 Scott Burns NorwoodCollingwood
91 Jeremy McVay Eastern (U18)St Kilda
92 Daniel Southern ClaremontFootscray
93 Adam Shanahan South BendigoGeelong
94 Rhys Croxford ClaremontWest Coast
95 Scott Direen New NorfolkSydney
96 Trent Mills South AdelaideBrisbane
97 John Howat MelbourneRichmond
98 Adrian McAdam South Alice SpringsNorth Melbourne
99 Jeff Hilton St KildaMelbourne
100Troy DaviesDevonportFitzroy
101Troy HullPort AdelaideSydney
102 Jason Bell Red CliffsEssendon
103 Ben Harrison DevonportCarlton
104 Andrew Kemp West AdelaideHawthorn
105Julian WaitePort AdelaideCollingwood
106 Craig Treleven East FremantleSt Kilda
107 Gary Barrow FootscrayFootscray
108 Bryan Beinke Port AdelaideGeelong
109 David Muir ClaremontWest Coast
110 Jeff Chandler North MelbourneNorth Melbourne
111Michael GaffneyPort AdelaideSydney
112Ben CarelessGlenorchyRichmond
113 Damon Armstrong MoamaNorth Melbourne
114 Richard Marr Central DistrictFitzroy
115 Paul Whelan Ainslie (ACT)Footscray
116 Michael Godden West AdelaideAdelaide
117 Vince Cappadona Geelong (U18)Essendon
118 Scott Spalding PerthCarlton
119Scott MorrisonSt KildaSt Kilda
120Troy OlsenPort AdelaideCollingwood
121Ben EllinghausMelbourne GrammarHawthorn
122Damon MuntNorwoodMelbourne
123 Marty Christensen North MelbourneNorth Melbourne
124 Brayden Lyle Port AdelaideWest Coast

1993 pre-season draft

PickPlayerRecruited fromNew club
1 Richard Osborne FitzroySydney
2 Brendan McCormack FitzroyBrisbane
3 Paul Bryce MelbourneSydney
4 Adrian Fletcher St KildaBrisbane
5 John Hutton BrisbaneSydney
6 Martin Heffernan GeelongBrisbane
7Stuart SteeleHawthorn U19sRichmond
8 Greg Eppelstun FootscrayNorth Melbourne
9 Glenn Freeborn Woodville-West Torrens Football Club Melbourne
10 Mark Zanotti BrisbaneFitzroy
11 Darryl Wakelin Port Adelaide Adelaide
12 Tim Watson West CoastEssendon
13 Andrew Leoncelli Old XaveriansCarlton
14 Robert Walker RichmondHawthorn
15 Barry Mitchell SydneyCollingwood
16 Mark Arceri CarltonSt Kilda
17 Anthony Darcy GeelongFootscray
18Mathew McMartinColacGeelong
19 Brendon Retzlaff BrisbaneWest Coast
20 Ben Doolan SydneyEssendon
21Ryan HumphreysSubiacoSydney
22 Craig McRae Glenelg Brisbane
23 Chris Bond CarltonRichmond
24 Paul Geister Central DistrictNorth Melbourne
25Ivan BartulSth FremantleMelbourne
26Adam SheridanSt Mary's (NT)Fitzroy
27 Josh Mail North Adelaide Adelaide
28 Lachlan Ross West Adelaide Essendon
29Damien SheehanPort AdelaideCarlton
30 Mark Bunn FitzroyHawthorn
31 Brett James NorwoodCollingwood
32 Martin Heppell Carey GrammarSt Kilda
33Brad NicholsonEastern (U18)Footscray
34 Shane Crothers Grovedale (VCFL)Geelong
35 Travis Edmonds HawthornWest Coast
36 Darren Mead Port AdelaideBrisbane
37 Simon Verbeek CarltonRichmond
38 Brendan Bower EssendonNorth Melbourne
39Mathew McKayMelbourneMelbourne
40Brett RoweNth BrisbaneFitzroy
41 Nick Pesch Woodville West Torrens EaglesAdelaide
42 Brad Fox EssendonEssendon
43 Matthew Penny Box Hill (VFA)Carlton
44 Austin McCrabb HawthornHawthorn
45 Kent Butcher GeelongCollingwood
46 Chris Hollow Dandenong (VFA)St Kilda
47Craig EllisWestern (U18)Footscray
48Mark BallanGeelongGeelong
49Brendon GreenClaremontWest Coast
50Julien WaitePort AdelaideBrisbane
51 Simon Eishold MelbourneRichmond
52Rodney McKayNorth MelbourneNorth Melbourne
53 Paul Prymke SA EaglesMelbourne
54James SaywellCentral DistrictFitzroy
55Simon PedlerPort AdelaideAdelaide
56Brendon DuncanWestern (U18)Essendon
57Chris O'DwyerSydneyCarlton
58 Guy Rigoni Myrtleford (VCFL)Hawthorn
59Jason WilliamsWilliamstown (VFA)Collingwood
60 Darren Bourke Dandenong (VFA)St Kilda
61 Daniel Fletcher Geelong (U18)Geelong
62 John Klug AdelaideBrisbane
63 Tim Livingstone Box HillRichmond
64 Darren Tarczon CarltonNorth Melbourne
65Nick MitchellSt BernardsFitzroy
66 Darren Bartsch West AdelaideEssendon
67Kevin HolmesClaremontCarlton
68 Andrew Tranquilli MarcellinCollingwood
69 Leigh Capsalis Keysborough (VMFL)St Kilda
70 Shayne Breuer SA EaglesGeelong
71Julian BurtonPort AdelaideBrisbane
72Adam JonesRichmondRichmond
73Simon FarrerStawell (VCFL)Fitzroy
74Christian DavidsonOld CollegiansCarlton
75 Terry Board BrisbaneCollingwood
76 Nick Hanson Sandringham (VFA)St Kilda
77Damon LukinsClaremontGeelong
78 Danny Craven St KildaBrisbane
79Greg WoottonSouth FremantleSt Kilda
80David Niemann Woodville-West Torrens Eagles St Kilda
81 Jason Mifsud Mortlake (VCFL)St Kilda

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