2023 AFL draft

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2023 AFL draft
General information
Date(s)31 May – Mid-season Draft
20–21 November – National Draft
22 November – Pre-Season and Rookie Draft
Location Marvel Stadium
Network(s) Fox Footy
Sponsored by National Australia Bank
Overview
League AFL
First selection Harley Reid (West Coast)
←  2022
2024  →

The 2023 AFL draft consisted of the various periods where the 18 clubs in the Australian Football League (AFL) could trade and recruit players during and following the completion of the 2023 AFL season.

Contents

Key Dates

Table of key dates [1]
EventDate(s)
Mid-season rookie draft 31 May 2023
Free agency periodRestricted and Unrestricted: 6 – 13 October 2023
Delisted: 1–8 November and 10 2023
Trade period9 – 18 October 2023
National draft First round: 20 November 2023
Second and subsequent rounds: 21 November 2023
Pre-Season and Rookie draft22 November 2023
Pre-season supplemental selection periodNovember 27 2023 – February 2024

2023 mid-season rookie draft

The mid-season draft was held after the conclusion of Round 11 of the 2023 AFL season on 31 May. [2] The draft was only open to clubs with inactive players on their list and vacancies available, such as long-term injuries or retirements.


Mid-season draft selections
RdPickPlayerClubRecruited fromPick due to
ClubLeague
11 Ryan Maric West Coast Gippsland Power Talent League Jai Culley long-term injury
2 Robert Hansen Jnr. North Melbourne Subiaco WAFL Jack Mahony long-term injury
3 Clay Tucker Hawthorn Eastern Ranges Talent League Max Lynch long-term injury
4 Matt Coulthard Richmond Glenelg SANFL Jason Castagna retirement
5Passed Greater Western Sydney —— Darcy Jones long-term injury
6 Harry Arnold Sydney Brisbane Lions VFL Sam Reid long-term injury
7 Mitch Hardie Geelong Woodville-West Torrens SANFL Passed selection at the 2022 Rookie Draft
8 Ethan Stanley Fremantle Box Hill Hawks VFL Passed selection at the 2022 Rookie Draft
9 Jaiden Hunter Essendon Perth WAFL Jayden Davey long-term injury
10 Caleb Poulter Western Bulldogs Footscray VFL Passed selection at the 2022 Rookie Draft
11 Quinton Narkle Port Adelaide Essendon VFL Mitch Georgiades long-term injury
212 Brandon Ryan Hawthorn Northern Bullants VFL Passed selection at the 2022 Rookie Draft
13 James Trezise Richmond Richmond VFL Kaleb Smith long-term injury
14Passed Greater Western Sydney —— Adam Kennedy long-term injury
15 Jack Buller Sydney Claremont WAFL Paddy McCartin long-term injury

Player movements

Previously traded selections

Table of previously traded selections
RdOrig. ClubNew ClubAcquired viaRef
1 Fremantle Melbourne Luke Jackson trade [3]
Port Adelaide North Melbourne Jason Horne-Francis and Junior Rioli trade [4]
Richmond Greater Western Sydney Jacob Hopper trade [5]
Brisbane Lions Western Bulldogs Josh Dunkley trade [6]
2 Collingwood Port Adelaide via Greater Western Sydney (Bobby Hill trade)
on-traded to Port Adelaide (Jason Horne-Francis and Junior Rioli trade)		 [3]
[4]
North Melbourne
(priority)		 Fremantle Griffin Logue and Darcy Tucker trade [7]
Greater Western Sydney Gold Coast via Brisbane Lions (pick swap)
on-traded to Gold Coast (Tom Berry trade)		 [3]
[4]
Geelong Brisbane Lions pick swap [8]
Fremantle Melbourne Luke Jackson trade [3]
Port Adelaide West Coast Jason Horne-Francis and Junior Rioli trade [4]
Brisbane Lions Western Bulldogs Josh Dunkley trade [6]
Western Bulldogs Hawthorn via Fremantle (Rory Lobb trade)
on-traded to Hawthorn (Jaeger O'Meara and Lloyd Meek trade)		 [9]
[10]
North Melbourne Adelaide pick swap [11]
Hawthorn Sydney pick swap [12]
Carlton Collingwood pick swap [13]
Adelaide Gold Coast pick swap [14]
Gold Coast Adelaide
3 Carlton Fremantle Blake Acres trade [15]
North Melbourne
(priority)		 Fremantle Griffin Logue and Darcy Tucker trade [7]
Fremantle Port Adelaide via North Melbourne (Griffin Logue and Darcy Tucker trade)
on-traded to Port Adelaide (Jason Horne-Francis and Junior Rioli trade)		 [7]
[4]
Adelaide Gold Coast Izak Rankine trade [16]
Port Adelaide West Coast Jason Horne-Francis and Junior Rioli trade [4]
Geelong Brisbane Lions via Gold Coast (Jack Bowes trade)
on-traded to Adelaide (pick swap)
on-traded to Brisbane Lions (pick swap)		 [17]
[14]
[18]
Collingwood Gold Coast via Adelaide (Billy Frampton trade)
on-traded to Gold Coast (pick swap)		 [19]
[14]
Melbourne North Melbourne via Western Bulldogs (Lachie Hunter trade)
on-traded to Brisbane Lions (Josh Dunkley trade)
on-traded to North Melbourne (pick swap)		 [20]
[6]
[21]
Western Bulldogs Hawthorn via Brisbane Lions (Josh Dunkley trade)
on-traded to Hawthorn (pick swap)		 [6]
[22]
Hawthorn Sydney pick swap [12]
4 North Melbourne Fremantle Griffin Logue and Darcy Tucker trade [7]
St Kilda Gold Coast Ben Long trade [23]
Fremantle Brisbane Lions via Gold Coast (Josh Corbett trade)
on-traded to Adelaide (Izak Rankine trade)
on-traded to Brisbane Lions (pick swap)		 [24]
[16]
[25]
Geelong Western Bulldogs via Brisbane Lions (pick swap)
on-traded to Western Bulldogs (Josh Dunkley trade)		 [8]
[6]
Essendon Carlton Will Setterfield trade [26]
Adelaide Gold Coast Izak Rankine trade [16]
Brisbane Lions Greater Western Sydney via Hawthorn (Jack Gunston trade)
on-traded to Greater Western Sydney (pick swap)		 [27]
[28]
Sydney Essendon Aaron Francis trade [29]
Melbourne Brisbane Lions via Western Bulldogs (Josh Schache trade)
on-traded to Brisbane Lions (Josh Dunkley trade)		 [30]
[6]
Hawthorn North Melbourne via Fremantle (Jaeger O'Meara and Lloyd Meek trade)
on-traded to North Melbourne (pick swap)		 [10]
[31]

Free agency

2023 AFL free agency period signings
PlayerFree agent typeRecruited fromNew clubCompensationNotesRef
James Jordon Unrestricted Melbourne Sydney End of Second Round [32]
Matt Flynn Unrestricted Greater Western Sydney West Coast End of Second Round [33]
Joel Hamling Unrestricted Fremantle Sydney None [34]
Tom Doedee Restricted Adelaide Brisbane Lions End of First Round [35]
Todd Goldstein Unrestricted North Melbourne Essendon None [36]
Ben McKay Restricted North Melbourne Essendon First Round [37]
Jade Gresham Restricted St Kilda Essendon End of First Round [38]
Toby Pink Delisted Glenelg (SANFL) North Melbourne —Delisted by Sydney in 2019 [39]
Oscar McDonald Delisted Williamstown (VFL) Fremantle —Delisted by Carlton in 2022 [40]
Sam Naismith Delisted Port Melbourne (VFL) Richmond —Delisted by Sydney in 2022 [41]
Orazio Fantasia Delisted Port Adelaide Carlton — [42]

Trades

Table of trades
Clubs involvedTradeRef
Port Adelaide
Fremantle 		to Port Adelaide (from Fremantle)
to Fremantle (from Port Adelaide)
[43]
Western Bulldogs
Gold Coast 		to Western Bulldogs (from Gold Coast)
to Gold Coast (from Western Bulldogs)
[44]
Western Bulldogs
Melbourne 		to Western Bulldogs (from Melbourne)
to Melbourne (from Western Bulldogs)
[45]
North Melbourne
Sydney 		to North Melbourne (from Sydney)
to Sydney (from North Melbourne)
[46]
Melbourne
Gold Coast 		to Melbourne (from Gold Coast)
  • pick #11
to Gold Coast (from Melbourne)
  • pick #14
  • pick #27
  • pick #35
 [47]
Adelaide
Gold Coast 		to Adelaide (from Gold Coast)
to Gold Coast (from Adelaide)
  • pick #23
  • pick #26
 [48]
North Melbourne
Gold Coast 		to North Melbourne (from Gold Coast)
  • pick #18
to Gold Coast (from North Melbourne)
[49]
Sydney
Melbourne 		to Sydney (from Melbourne)
to Melbourne (from Sydney)
[50]
Sydney
Collingwood 		to Sydney (from Collingwood)
to Collingwood (from Sydney)
  • pick #33
 [51]
North Melbourne
Carlton 		to North Melbourne (from Carlton)
to Carlton (from North Melbourne)
  • pick #21
  • pick #25
 [52]
Melbourne
Brisbane Lions 		to Melbourne (from Brisbane Lions)
to Brisbane Lions (from Melbourne)
  • pick #47
 [53]
West Coast
Hawthorn 		to West Coast (from Hawthorn)
to Hawthorn (from West Coast)
  • pick #44
  • pick #63
 [54]
North Melbourne
Richmond 		to North Melbourne (from Richmond)
to Richmond (from North Melbourne)
  • pick #65
 [55]
Collingwood
Fremantle 		to Collingwood (from Fremantle)
to Fremantle (from Collingwood)
[56]
St Kilda
Fremantle 		to St Kilda (from Fremantle)
to Fremantle (from St Kilda)
[57]
Melbourne
Adelaide 		to Melbourne (from Adelaide)
to Adelaide (from Melbourne)
[58]
St Kilda
Western Bulldogs
Carlton
Essendon 		to St Kilda

to Western Bulldogs

to Carlton

to Essendon

[59]
Port Adelaide
Richmond 		to Port Adelaide (from Richmond)
to Richmond (from Port Adelaide)
[60]
Hawthorn
Collingwood 		to Hawthorn (from Collingwood)
to Collingwood (from Hawthorn)
[61]
Port Adelaide
Western Bulldogs 		to Port Adelaide (from Western Bulldogs)
to Western Bulldogs (from Port Adelaide)
  • pick #50
 [62]
Port Adelaide
Geelong 		to Port Adelaide (from Geelong)
to Geelong (from Port Adelaide)
  • pick #25
  • pick #76
  • pick #94
 [63]
Carlton
Gold Coast 		to Carlton (from Gold Coast)
to Gold Coast (from Carlton)
[64]
Richmond
Hawthorn 		to Richmond (from Hawthorn)
to Hawthorn (from Richmond)
  • pick #49
 [65]
Melbourne
St Kilda 		to Melbourne (from St Kilda)
to St Kilda (from Melbourne)
[66]
Hawthorn
Brisbane Lions 		to Hawthorn (from Brisbane Lions)
to Brisbane Lions (from Hawthorn)
[67]
Hawthorn
Gold Coast 		to Hawthorn (from Gold Coast)
to Gold Coast (from Hawthorn)
[68]
Hawthorn
Essendon 		to Hawthorn (from Essendon)
to Essendon (from Hawthorn)
[69]
Essendon
Port Adelaide 		to Essendon (from Port Adelaide)
to Port Adelaide (from Essendon)
[70]
Picks swapped at the 2023 National Draft
St Kilda
Melbourne 		to St Kilda (from Melbourne)
  • pick #42
to Melbourne (from St Kilda)
St Kilda
Gold Coast 		to St Kilda (from Gold Coast)
  • pick #27
to Gold Coast (from St Kilda)
  • pick #40
  • pick #42
Brisbane Lions
Gold Coast 		to Brisbane Lions (from Gold Coast)
  • pick #24
to Gold Coast (from Brisbane Lions)
  • pick #30
  • pick #50
  • pick #54
  • pick #65
Fremantle
Gold Coast 		to Fremantle (from Gold Coast)
  • pick #38
to Gold Coast (from Fremantle)
  • pick #46
  • pick #60
  • pick #63
Adelaide
Greater Western Sydney 		to Adelaide (from Greater Western Sydney)
  • pick #8
  • pick #17
to Greater Western Sydney (from Adelaide)
Essendon
Geelong 		to Essendon (from Geelong)
  • pick #10
to Geelong (from Essendon)
  • pick #11
  • pick #31
Greater Western Sydney
St Kilda 		to Greater Western Sydney (from St Kilda)
  • pick #17
to St Kilda (from Greater Western Sydney)
Brisbane Lions
Gold Coast 		to Brisbane Lions (from Gold Coast)
  • pick #51
to Gold Coast (from Brisbane Lions)
Fremantle
Richmond 		to Fremantle (from Richmond)
  • pick #35
to Richmond (from Fremantle)
West Coast
Richmond 		to West Coast (from Richmond)
  • pick #38
to Richmond (from West Coast)
Port Adelaide
North Melbourne 		to Port Adelaide (from North Melbourne)
  • pick #48
to North Melbourne (from Port Adelaide)
St Kilda
Greater Western Sydney 		to St Kilda (from Greater Western Sydney)
  • pick #50
to Greater Western Sydney (from St Kilda)
Port Adelaide
Hawthorn 		to Port Adelaide (from Hawthorn)
  • pick #52
to Hawthorn (from Port Adelaide)
Essendon
Richmond 		to Essendon (from Richmond)
  • pick #54
to Richmond (from Essendon)
Sydney
Hawthorn 		to Sydney (from Hawthorn)
  • pick #53
to Hawthorn (from Sydney)

List changes

Retirements

Delistings

Table key
RRookie listed player
BCategory B Rookie listed player
Table of player delistings
NameClubRef
James Stewart Essendon [107]
Sam Menegola Geelong [108]
Alastair Lord Essendon [109]
Rhett Montgomerie R
Cian McBride B
Mitch Hannan Western Bulldogs [110]
Kaelan Bradtke R Richmond [111]
Nathan Wilson Fremantle [112] [113]
Travis Colyer
Roy Benning
Sam Simpson Geelong [114]
Cooper Whyte
Osca Riccardi R
Anthony Munkara B Essendon [115]
Tim O'Brien Western Bulldogs [116]
Robbie McComb R
Cody Raak B
Luke Foley West Coast [117]
Jack Bytel St Kilda [118]
Leo Connolly
Jack Peris B
Oscar Adams
Sam Petrevski-Seton West Coast [119]
Xavier O'Neill
Greg Clark
Connor West R
Isiah Winder R
Deakyn Smith R Melbourne [120]
Jackson Hately Adelaide [121]
Tyler Brown R
Andrew McPherson R
Tariek Newchurch B
Riley Bonner Port Adelaide [122]
Trent Dumont R
Brynn Teakle R
Nathan Barkla B
Cameron Fleeton Greater Western Sydney [123]
Jason Gillbee
Emerson Jeka Hawthorn [124]
Josh Morris
Fionn O'Hara B
Jacob Edwards R North Melbourne [125]
Lachie Young
Flynn Perez
Phoenix Spicer
Lochie O'Brien R Carlton [126]
Josh Honey
Sam Philp
Jed Anderson R Gold Coast [127]
Brodie McLaughlin R
Trey Ruscoe Collingwood [128]
Trent Bianco
Tom Wilson B
Arlo Draper
Cooper Murley R
Ryan Clarke Sydney [129]
Will Gould
Hugo Hall-Kahan R
Cameron Owen R
Lachlan Rankin
Marc Sheather B
Toby McLean Western Bulldogs [130]
Lachlan Bramble Hawthorn [131]
Fergus Greene
Ned Long R
Kayne Turner R North Melbourne [132]
Aiden Bonar
Jack Mahony
Rhys Mathieson R Brisbane Lions [133]
Blake Coleman
Daryl McDowell-White Jr. R
Kye Turner R Melbourne [134]
Will Snelling Essendon [135]
Patrick Voss R
Jeremy Sharp Gold Coast [136]
Jake Stein R
Flynn Kroeger Geelong [137]
Will Kelly Collingwood [138]
Orazio Fantasia Port Adelaide [105]
Sam Hayes
Jake Pasini
James Borlase B Adelaide [139]
Roarke Smith Western Bulldogs [140]
Taylor Duryea
Lachie McNeil
Adam Kennedy Greater Western Sydney [141]
Tom Highmore St Kilda [142]
Jake Melksham Melbourne [143]
Daniel McKenzie St Kilda [144]
Chad Wingard Hawthorn [145]
Cooper Stephens
Will Hamill Adelaide [146]

North Melbourne concessions

For the second year in a row, due to the club's poor on-field results since 2020, the AFL announced draft concessions for North Melbourne [147] which included:

2023 national draft

^Denotes player who has been inducted to the Australian Football Hall of Fame
*Denotes player who has been a premiership player and been selected for at least one All-Australian team
+Denotes player who has been a premiership player at least once
xDenotes player who has been selected for at least one All-Australian team
#Denotes player who has never played in a VFL/AFL home and away season or finals game
~Denotes player who has been selected as Rising Star
Table of national draft selections
RoundPickPlayerClubRecruited fromNotes
ClubLeague
11 Harley Reid West Coast Bendigo Pioneers Talent League
2 Colby McKercher North Melbourne Tasmania Devils Talent League
3 Jed Walter Gold Coast Palm Beach Currumbin QAFL Academy selection, matched bid by North Melbourne
4 Zane Duursma North Melbourne Gippsland Power Talent League Free Agency Compensation pick (McKay)
5 Nick Watson Hawthorn Eastern Ranges Talent League
6 Ryley Sanders Western Bulldogs Sandringham Dragons Talent League ←Gold Coast
7 Caleb Windsor Melbourne Eastern Ranges Talent League ←Fremantle (2022)
8 Daniel Curtin Adelaide Claremont WAFL ←Greater Western Sydney←Richmond (2022)
9 Ethan Read Gold Coast Palm Beach Currumbin QAFL Academy selection, matched bid by Geelong
10 Nate Caddy Essendon Northern Knights Talent League ←Geelong
11 Connor O'Sullivan Geelong Murray Bushrangers Talent League ←Essendon
12 Phoenix Gothard Greater Western Sydney Murray Bushrangers Talent League ←Adelaide
13 Koltyn Tholstrup Melbourne Subiaco WAFL ←Gold Coast←Western Bulldogs
14 Jake Rogers Gold Coast Broadbeach QAFL Academy selection, matched bid by Sydney
15 Jordan Croft Western Bulldogs Calder Cannons Talent League Father–son selection (son of Matthew Croft), matched bid by Sydney
16 Will Green Sydney Northern Knights Talent League
17 James Leake Greater Western Sydney Tasmania Devils Talent League ←St Kilda
18 Darcy Wilson St Kilda Murray Bushrangers Talent League ←Greater Western Sydney←Adelaide
←Gold Coast←Melbourne
19 Will McCabe Hawthorn Central District SANFL Father–son selection (son of Luke McCabe), matched bid by North Melbourne
20 Taylor Goad North Melbourne South Adelaide SANFL ←Port Adelaide (2022)
21 Charlie Edwards Adelaide Sandringham Dragons Talent League ←Greater Western Sydney
22 Wil Dawson North Melbourne Gippsland Power Talent League ←Carlton
23 Riley Hardeman North Melbourne Swan Districts WAFL ←Gold Coast←Western Bulldogs←Brisbane Lions (2022)
24 Caiden Cleary Sydney Sydney University AFL Sydney Academy selection, matched bid by Collingwood
25 Harry DeMattia Collingwood Dandenong Stingrays Talent League
26 Will Graham Gold Coast Palm Beach Currumbin QAFL Academy selection, matched bid by Adelaide
27 Oscar Ryan Adelaide Murray Bushrangers Talent League Free Agency Compensation pick (Doedee)
28 Lance Collard St Kilda Subiaco WAFL Free Agency Compensation pick (Gresham)
29 Ashton Moir Carlton Glenelg SANFL ←North Melbourne (priority)
230 Archer Reid West Coast Gippsland Power Talent League
31 Logan Morris Brisbane Lions Western Jets Talent League ←Gold Coast←Adelaide←North Melbourne (2022)
32 Mitchell Edwards Geelong Peel Thunder WAFL ←Port Adelaide←Fremantle←North Melbourne (2022 priority pick)
33 Angus Hastie St Kilda Geelong Falcons Talent League ←Gold Coast←Adelaide←Gold Coast (2022)
34 Billy Wilson Carlton Dandenong Stingrays Talent League ←Gold Coast←North Melbourne←Melbourne←Fremantle (2022)
35 Cooper Simpson Fremantle Dandenong Stingrays Talent League ←Richmond
36 Shaun Mannagh Geelong Werribee VFL ←Essendon
37 Tew Jiath Collingwood Gippsland Power Talent League ←Hawthorn←Fremantle (2022)←Western Bulldogs (2022)
38 Clay Hall West Coast Peel Thunder WAFL ←Richmond←Fremantle←Collingwood←Sydney
39 Luamon Lual Essendon Greater Western Victoria Rebels Talent League ←St Kilda
40 Kane McAuliffe Richmond North Adelaide SANFL ←West Coast←Port Adelaide (2022)
41 Ollie Murphy Fremantle Sandringham Dragons Talent League ←Gold Coast←Brisbane Lions (2022)←Greater Western Sydney (2022)
42 Luke Lloyd Brisbane Lions Sandringham Dragons Talent League ←Hawthorn←Collingwood ←Carlton (2022)
43 Liam Fawcett Richmond Central District SANFL ←Port Adelaide←Greater Western Sydney (2022)←Collingwood (2022)
44 Joseph Fonti Greater Western Sydney Claremont WAFL Free Agency Compensation pick (Flynn)
345 Joel Freijah Western Bulldogs Greater Western Victoria Rebels Talent League ←Gold Coast
46 Bodie Ryan Hawthorn Glenelg SANFL ←Richmond←Port Adelaide←North Melbourne (2022)←Fremantle (2022)
47 Lachlan Smith Western Bulldogs Gippsland Power Talent League ←Port Adelaide←Richmond
48 Thomas Anastasopoulos Port Adelaide Geelong Falcons Talent League ←North Melbourne←Brisbane Lions (2022)←Western Bulldogs (2022)←Melbourne (2022)
49 Harvey Johnston West Coast Sandringham Dragons Talent League ←Port Adelaide (2022)
50 Hugo Garcia St Kilda Calder Cannons Talent League ←Greater Western Sydney
51 Zane Zakostelsky Brisbane Lions Claremont WAFL ←Gold Coast←Fremantle←Carlton (2022)
52 Lachlan Charleson Port Adelaide Greater Western Victoria Rebels Talent League ←Hawthorn←Gold Coast ←Adelaide (2022)←Collingwood (2022)
453 Patrick Snell Sydney Wilston Grange QAFL ←Hawthorn←West Coast
54 Archie Roberts Essendon Sandringham Dragons Talent League ←Richmond←North Melbourne←Fremantle (2022)←Hawthorn (2022)
55 Aiden O'Driscoll Western Bulldogs Perth WAFL ←Brisbane Lions (2022)←Geelong (2022)
56 Calsher Dear Hawthorn Sandringham Dragons Talent League Father–son selection (son of Paul Dear)
←Sydney
57 Will Lorenz Port Adelaide Oakleigh Chargers Talent League ←Essendon ←Sydney (2022)
58 George Stevens Geelong Greater Western Victoria Rebels Talent League ←Port Adelaide
59 Harvey Thomas Greater Western Sydney Oakleigh Chargers Talent League Academy selection
560 Jack Delean Fremantle South Adelaide SANFL
61 Oliver Wiltshire Geelong Barwon Heads BFNL
62 Arie Schoenmaker St Kilda Tasmania Devils Talent League
63 Lawson Humphries Geelong Swan Districts WAFL ←Port Adelaide
64 Reece Torrent Brisbane Lions Peel Thunder WAFL

Rookie elevations

Table of rookie elevations [148]
PlayerClub
Nick Murray Adelaide
Carter Michael Brisbane Lions
Matt Cottrell Carlton
Ash Johnson Collingwood
Oleg Markov
Oscar Steene
Kaine Baldwin Essendon
Bailey Banfield Fremantle
Josh Treacy
Hewago Oea Gold Coast
Jai Newcombe Hawthorn
Daniel Turner Melbourne
Ben Miller Richmond
Mason Wood St Kilda
Liam Stocker
Robbie Fox Sydney
Anthony Scott Western Bulldogs

2023 pre-season draft

RoundPickPlayerClubRecruited from
ClubLeague
11 Chad Wingard Hawthorn Hawthorn AFL
2 Sam Day Gold Coast Gold Coast AFL
3 Riley Bonner St Kilda Port Adelaide AFL

2024 rookie draft

Rookie draft selections
RoundPickPlayerClubRecruited fromNotes
ClubLeague
11 Loch Rawlinson West Coast Sturt SANFL
2 Finnbar Maley North Melbourne Northern Bullants VFL
3 Cooper Stephens Hawthorn Hawthorn AFL
4 Sam Clohesy Gold Coast Werribee VFL
5 Odin Jones Fremantle West Perth WAFL
6Passed Richmond ——
7 Emerson Jeka Geelong Hawthorn AFL
8 Vigo Visentini Essendon Sandringham Dragons Talent League
9 Will Hamill Adelaide Adelaide AFL
10 Lachlan McNeil Western Bulldogs Western Bulldogs AFL
11 Sam Reid Sydney Sydney AFL
12 Jake Melksham Melbourne Melbourne AFL
13 Xavier Walsh Port Adelaide East Perth WAFL
14 Adam Kennedy Greater Western Sydney Greater Western Sydney AFL
15 Matt Carroll Carlton Sandringham Dragons Talent League
16Passed Collingwood ——
217Passed North Melbourne ——
18 Will Rowlands Gold Coast Norwood SANFL
19Passed Fremantle ——
20 James Borlase Adelaide Adelaide AFL
21 Taylor Duryea Western Bulldogs Western Bulldogs AFL
22 Kynan Brown Melbourne Oakleigh Chargers Talent League Father–son selection (son of Nathan Brown)
23Passed Collingwood ——
324 Jack Mahony Gold Coast North Melbourne AFL
25Passed Western Bulldogs ——
26Passed Melbourne ——
27Passed Collingwood ——
428Passed Gold Coast ——
529Passed Gold Coast ——

Category B rookie selections

Table of Category B rookie selections
NameClubOriginNoteRef
Bruce Reville Brisbane Lions Sherwood Districts (QAFL) Academy selection
Rob Monahan Carlton Kerry GAA International selection (Ireland) [149] [150]
Wil Parker Collingwood Victoria cricket team 3-year non-registered player (cricket) [151]
Joe Furphy Geelong Melbourne University (Big V)Three-year non-registered player (basketball) [152]
Nathan Wardius Greater Western Sydney Rand-Walbundrie-Walla Giants (HFNL) Academy selection
Oliver Hayes-Brown Richmond Perth Wildcats (NBL)Three-year non-registered player (basketball) [153]
Liam O'Connell St Kilda Cork GAA International selection (Ireland) [154]
Indhi Kirk Sydney Sydney (VFL) Academy selection
(Also the son of Brett Kirk)
Coen Livingstone West Coast Perth (WAFL) Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous)

Pre-season supplemental selection period

Table of Pre-season supplemental selection period signings
PlayerClubRecruited fromNotesRef
ClubLeague
Lachie Sullivan Collingwood Footscray VFL [155]
Josh Eyre Collingwood VFL Previously listed with Essendon
Jack Bytel St Kilda AFL
Jeremy Sharp Fremantle Gold Coast AFL [156]
Patrick Voss Essendon AFL [157]
Ethan Phillips Hawthorn Port Melbourne VFL [158]
Marty Hore Melbourne Williamstown VFL Previously listed with Melbourne [159]
Tyler Sellers North Melbourne North Melbourne VFL [160]
Mykelti Lefau Richmond Richmond VFL [161]
Lachlan Bramble Western Bulldogs Hawthorn AFL [162]

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