1994 AFL draft

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The 1994 AFL draft consisted of a pre-season draft, a national draft, a trade period and a rookie elevation. [1] The 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.

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In 1994 there were 97 picks to be drafted between 15 teams in the national draft. The Fremantle Dockers were given the first pick as they were to compete for the first time in the 1995 AFL season.

1994 pre-draft selections

CategoryPlayerRecruited byRecruited from
Pre-draft selection Nathan Mourish FremantlePerth
Pre-draft selection Brad Cassidy FremantleBallarat U18
Pre-draft selection Daniel Bandy FremantlePerth
Pre-draft selection Jay Burton FremantleSubiaco
Pre-draft selection Craig Nettelbeck FremantleSydney
Pre-draft selection Anthony Ljubic FremantleGippsland U18
Pre-draft selection Neil Mildenhall FremantleWest Perth
Pre-draft selection Peter Miller FremantleEast Perth
Pre-draft selection David Muir FremantleNth Melbourne
Pre-draft selection Shane Parker FremantleSubiaco
Pre-draft selection Luke Toia FremantleSubiaco
Pre-draft supplementary selections Trent Churchill FootscrayWestern Bulldogs Reserves
Pre-draft supplementary selections Matthew Blagrove CarltonCarlton Reserves
Pre-draft supplementary selections Chris Curran CollingwoodCollingwood Reserves
Pre-draft supplementary selections Brett Chandler FitzroyFitzroy Reserves
Pre-draft supplementary selections Matthew Jackson St KildaSt Kilda
Pre-draft supplementary selections Danny Morgan EssendonEssendon Reserves
Pre-draft supplementary selections James McLure GeelongGeelong Reserves
Pre-draft supplementary selections Adam Hilton HawthornHawthorn Reserves
Zone Selection Tim Scott SydneyAlbury
Zone Selection Justin Crawford SydneyTocumwal
Zone Selection Leo Barry SydneyDeniliquin
Zone Selection Jason Akermanis BrisbaneMayne
Zone Selection Travis Edmonds FremantleSwan Districts
Zone Selection John Hutton FremantlePalm Beach-Currumbin
Zone Selection Todd Menegola FremantleSwan Districts
Zone Selection Clinton Wolf FremantleClaremont
Uncontracted Player Selection Peter Caven SydneyFitzroy
Uncontracted Player Selection Ben Allan FremantleHawthorn
Father Son Selection David Bourke RichmondCentral

1994 national draft

PickPlayerRecruited byRecruited from
1 Jeff White FremantleSouthern U18
2 Anthony Rocca SydneyNorthern U18
3 Shannon Grant SydneyWestern U18
4 Scott Lucas EssendonGeelong U18
5 Joel Smith St KildaMurray 18
6 Robert McMahon FitzroyGippsland U18
7 Tony Brown St KildaGeelong U18
8 Daniel Harford HawthornNorthern U18
9 Ben Wilson CollingwoodNorwood
10 Blake Caracella EssendonNorthern U18
11 Damien Ryan RichmondEastern U18
12 Shane Sikora West CoastMurray U18
13 Chris Hemley St KildaGeelong U18
14 Michael Martin FootscrayHobart
15 Scott Camporeale CarltonWWT Eagles
16 Adem Yze MelbourneMurray U18
17 Carl Steinfort Geelong Centrals Dragons
18 Robert Di Rosa GeelongWestern U18
19 Ben Holland FitzroyNorth Adelaide
20 Stuart Mangin SydneyNorthern U18
21 Matthew Nicks SydneyWest Adelaide
22 Winston Abraham FremantlePerth
23 John Rombotis Fitzroy Centrals Dragons
24 Matthew Manfield FitzroyWWT Eagles
25 Steven Sziller St KildaWWT Eagles
26 Tim Elliott St KildaGippsland U18
27Toby KennettAdelaideSturt
28 Shawn Lewfatt EssendonWestern U18
29 Jason Torney RichmondSouth Adelaide
30 Chad Liddell CollingwoodSouthern U18
31 Allen Nash AdelaideWestern U18
32 Simon Cox FootscrayGlenelg
33 Mark Cullen CarltonEastern U18
34 Michael Polley MelbourneNorthern U18
35 Marty Warry Fitzroy Centrals Dragons
36 Matthew Robbins Geelong Centrals Dragons
37 Ashley Blurton West CoastWest Perth
38 Matthew Collins AdelaideNorthern U18
39 Stephen Carter EssendonPort Magpies
40 Michael O'Loughlin SydneyCentral District
41Adam WhiteCarltonEastern U18
42Douglas HeadlandFremantlePerth
43 Dean Matthews St KildaBulleen-Templestowe
44Jeremy DyerWest CoastGeelong U18
45 Gary Moorcroft EssendonNorthern U18
46 Justin Charles RichmondWestern Bulldogs
47 Robert Ahmat CollingwoodDarwin
48 Austinn Jones St KildaSouthern U18
49Shaun BaxterFootscrayGeelong U18
50Brett HigginsAdelaidePort Magpies
51 Clay Sampson MelbourneSouth Adelaide
52 Danny Stevens Nth MelbourneNorthern U18
53 Mark Orchard CollingwoodBallarat U18
54 Ian Downsborough West CoastWest Perth
55Mark BellevilleNth MelbourneWestern U18
56Ryan SmithFremantleWest Perth
57Emil ParthenidesSydneyEastern U18
58 Peter Bird FitzroyGeelong U18
59Nathan SaundersHawthornGeelong U18
60 Brad Scott HawthornEastern U18
61Stephen ZavalasCollingwoodWestern U18
62 Justin Blumfield EssendonTuggeranong
63 Ross Funcke RichmondBallarat U18
64 Robert Powell CollingwoodNorthern U18
65Lee FraserHawthornWestern U18
66Scott TaylorFootscrayGeelong U18
67 Tony Bourke CarltonBallarat U18
68 Luke Norman MelbourneWangaratta
69Dean HelmersGeelongWestern U18
70Adam BenjaminGeelongAssumption College
71Jason SpinksWest CoastSydney
72Daniel WilcoxFremantleNorthern U18
73 Sam McFarlane FremantleSubiaco
74 Troy Luff SydneySydney
75Gerard JessBrisbaneBallarat U18
76 Todd McHardy MelbourneWestern U18
77 Ben Dixon HawthornAssumption College
78 Daryl Griffin FootscraySydney
79 Aaron Hamill CarltonTuggeranong
80Ben AtkinsNth MelbourneGlenorchy
81 Tim Allen GeelongHawthorn
82PassFremantle1994 NAT
83PassFremantle1994 NAT
84 Doug Hawkins FitzroyFootscray
85Michael AgnelloBrisbaneSouthern U18
86Shaun GordonRichmondMurray U18
87 Simon Arnott SydneyCollegians
88 Nathon Irvin FootscrayNorwood
89David NicholsonCarltonWestern U18
90Matthew JoyNth MelbourneSouthern U18
91PassFremantle
92PassFremantle
93 Michael Murphy BrisbaneBrisbane
94 Jade Rawlings HawthornDevonport
95Kym EyersNth MelbourneCentral District
96PassFremantle
97PassFremantle

1995 pre-season draft

PickPlayerRecruited byRecruited from
1 Paul Roos Sydney Fitzroy
2 Greg Madigan Fremantle Hawthorn
3Pass Sydney -
4 Jason Ramsey Fitzroy Port Adelaide
5 Glen Coghlan St Kilda Kyabram
6 Ross Lyon Brisbane Bears Fitzroy
7 Peter Vardy Adelaide Central District
8 Mark Fraser Essendon Collingwood
9 Stuart Wigney Richmond Adelaide
10 Dermott Brereton Collingwood Sydney
11 Richard Taylor Hawthorn Hawthorn
12 Jose Romero Footscray North Melbourne
13 Matt Clape Carlton West Coast
14 Shaun Smith Melbourne Werribee
15 Keenan Reynolds North Melbourne Footscray
16 Derek Hall Geelong West Perth
17 Paul Peos West Coast Brisbane Bears
18 Anthony Mellington Fitzroy Shepparton
19 Mark Kennedy St Kilda Woodville-West Torrens
20 Shannon Corcoran Brisbane Bears Footscray
21 Tyson Edwards Adelaide West Adelaide
22 Tim Darcy Essendon Geelong
23 Mark McQueen Richmond Woodville-West Torrens
24 Nick Hider Collingwood Camperdown
25 Tony Woods Hawthorn Collingwood
26 Paul Dimattina Footscray Sandringham
27 Glenn Manton Carlton Essendon
28 Martin Heppell Melbourne St Kilda
29 Glenn Gorman North Melbourne Sydney
30 Dean Talbot Geelong East Perth
31 Jason Spinks West Coast West Coast
32 Simon Atkins Fitzroy Footscray
33 Matthew Banks Essendon Eastern (U18)
34 Ryan Aitken Collingwood Southern (U18)
35 Michael Johnston Footscray Hawthorn
36 Alan Thorpe Carlton Footscray
37 Andrew Nichol Footscray Box Hill

1995 uncontracted and concession player selections

As part of Fremantle Football Club's impending entry to the AFL in the 1995 AFL season, clubs that lost uncontracted players to the new side were allocated a 16-year-old concession selection to compensate them for their loss. These players were otherwise not eligible to be drafted until the following draft. Fremantle and Essendon Football Club arranged a deal where they would not recruit any uncontracted players from clubs below Essendon on the ladder, to allow Essendon the chance to have the first selection in the concession selections, which they used to recruit their future captain and leading goalscorer, Matthew Lloyd. [2]

Uncontracted PlayerRecruited byRecruited fromConcession selectionRecruited byRecruited from
Todd Ridley Fremantle Essendon Matthew Lloyd Essendon Western U18
Ben Allan Fremantle Hawthorn David McEwan Hawthorn Northern U18
Jason Norrish Fremantle Melbourne David Cockatoo-Collins Melbourne Port Adelaide
Peter Mann Fremantle North Melbourne Stuart Cochrane North Melbourne Central District
Andrew Wills Fremantle Geelong Adam Houlihan Geelong Murray U18
Brendan Krummel Fremantle West Coast Chad Morrison West Coast Southern U18
Stephen O'Reilly Fremantle Geelong Steven King Geelong Murray U18

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References

  1. "AFL Draft 1994". The Drafter. 1994. Archived from the original on 11 June 2009. Retrieved 14 April 2009.
  2. Connolly, Rohan (1 October 1994). "Dons, Dockers set for pre-draft deal". The Sunday Age. p. 4.