2023 Brisbane Lions season

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Brisbane Lions
2023 season
Coach Chris Fagan
(7th season)
Captain(s) Harris Andrews & Lachie Neale
(1st season)
Home ground The Gabba
Practice MatchWon by 46
Home & Away2nd (17-6-0)
FinalsRunners-up
Leading goalkicker Joe Daniher (61 Goals)
Highest home attendance33,565 vs. Collingwood (Round 4)
Lowest home attendance23,286 vs. Gold Coast (Round 10)
Average home attendance29,285
Club membership54,676
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The 2023 Brisbane Lions season was the club's 27th season of senior competition in the Australian Football League (AFL). The Lions were captained by Harris Andrews and Lachie Neale. This was the first year of their co-captaincy. Chris Fagan completed his seventh season as the senior coach of the Brisbane Lions.

Contents

Overview

CaptainCoachHome groundW-L-DLadderFinalsBest and fairestLeading goalkicker
Harris Andrews & Lachie Neale [1] Chris Fagan [2] The Gabba [3] 17-6-0 [4] 2nd [4] Runners-UpTBD Joe Daniher (61) [5]

Squad

Playing List & Statistics [6]
PlayerNo.Games Goals Behinds Kicks Handballs Disposals Tackles Marks Hitouts
Kai Lohmann 161424184211110
Devon Robertson 21632717314442340
Joe Daniher 3266137316723882015448
Callum Ah Chee 41265814512627420
Josh Dunkley 524272613215821651200
Hugh McCluggage 6251313327231558911170
Jarrod Berry 725105268172440641190
Will Ashcroft 8188620019839863610
Lachie Neale (c)9263113113836941061090
Daniel Rich 10720113241372380
Lincoln McCarthy 112428111889328172620
Nakia Cockatoo 12000000000
Blake Coleman 13000000000
James Madden 14200527400
Dayne Zorko 152088272106378711180
Cam Rayner 16262317215153368581020
Jarryd Lyons 17102147469324120
Keidean Coleman 18232430686392621200
Jack Gunston 191722141343617016880
Jaxon Prior 205113674311140
Tom Fullarton 21000000000
Harry Sharp 22320346405130
Charlie Cameron 232659271966125776880
Marcus Adams 24000000000
Henry Smith 25000000000
Conor McKenna 2626753588143938950
Darcy Gardiner 2740022123410120
Jaspa Fletcher 2814861026316517650
James Tunstill 292005712020
Eric Hipwood 3026412920057257491405
Harris Andrews (c)31261028188369312030
Darcy Fort 32713372259111290
Zac Baily 3324291925414840272760
Shadeau Brain 34000000000
Ryan Lester 35191119771268381190
Rhys Mathieson 36000000000
Brandon Starcevich 37261023372305401160
Carter Michael 39000000000
Jack Payne 40230017748225201240
Darragh Joyce 41500376432250
Noah Answorth 4340018143211100
Darcy Wilmot 442654297109406431070
Kalin Lane 45000000000
Oscar McInerney 46259717313731072440
Darryl McDowell-White 50000000000

Squad changes

In

No.NamePositionPrevious Clubvia
8 Flag of Queensland.svg Will Ashcroft Midfielder Sandringham Dragons AFL national draft, first round

(pick No. 2) [7]

34 Flag of New South Wales.svg Shadeau Brain Forward Noosa Category B rookie selections [8]
5 Flag of New South Wales.svg Josh Dunkley Midfielder Western Bulldogs trade [9]
28 Flag of Queensland.svg Jaspa Fletcher Midfielder Sherwood Magpies AFL national draft, first round

(pick No. 12) [10]

19 Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Jack Gunston Forward Hawthorn trade [11]
50 Flag of Queensland.svg Darryl McDowell-White Forward Brisbane VFL Category B rookie selections [12]
26 Flag of Ulster.svg Conor McKenna Defender Essendon pre-season supplemental selection period [13]

Out

No.NamePositionNew Clubvia
13 Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Tom Berry Forward Gold Coast trade [14]
42 Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Mitch Cox Forward Williamstown Seagulls [15] delisted [16]
26 Flag of Queensland.svg Connor McFadyen Forward Sturt delisted [17]
25 Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Daniel McStay Forward Collingwood free agent [18]
5 Flag of Tasmania.svg Mitch Robinson Midfielder -retired [19]
8 Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg Ely Smith Midfielder South Adelaide delisted [16]
41 Flag of Munster.svg Deividas Uosis Defender -delisted [16]

Season

Pre-season matches

Brisbane's 2023 practice match and AAMI Community Series fixtures
Date and local timeOpponentScoresVenueRef
HomeAwayResult
Friday, 24 February (4:20 pm) Sydney 8.6.5415.9.99Won by 45 points Tramway Oval [A] [20]
Thursday, 2 March (12:00 pm) Geelong 13.13.916.9.45Won by 46 points Brighton Home Arena [H] [21]

Home & Away Season

RoundDate and local timeOpponentHomeAwayResultVenueAttendanceLadder positionRef
Scores
1 Saturday, 18 March (4:05 pm) Port Adelaide 18.18.12611.6.72Lost by 54 points Adelaide Oval [A]34,25515th [22]
2 Friday, 24 March (7:55 pm) Melbourne 14.9.9313.4.82Won by 11 points The Gabba [H]30,04712th [23]
3 Thursday, 30 March (7:20 pm) Western Bulldogs 10.7.677.11.53Lost by 14 points Marvel Stadium [A]23,66514th [24]
4 Thursday, 6 April (7:35 pm) Collingwood 18.8.11611.17.83Won by 33 points The Gabba [H]33,5658th [25]
5 Saturday, 15 April (12:40 pm) North Melbourne 22.20.15212.5.77Won by 75 points Adelaide Hills [H]7,3298th [26]
6 Saturday, 22 April (4:35 pm) Greater Western Sydney 13.9.8716.12.108Won by 21 points Manuka Oval [A]10,4616th [27]
7 Saturday, 29 April (1:45 pm) Fremantle 17.13.11510.7.67Won by 48 points The Gabba [H]25,5284th [28]
8 Friday, 5 May (7:50 pm) Carlton 11.8.7415.10.100Won by 26 points Marvel Stadium [A]45,5484th [29]
9 Saturday, 13 May (7:25 pm) Essendon 12.15.876.9.45Won by 42 points The Gabba [H]31,8983rd [30]
10 Saturday, 20 May (7:25 pm) Gold Coast 16.11.1079.10.64Won by 43 points The Gabba [H]23,2862nd [31]
11 Sunday, 28 May (6:55 pm) Adelaide 14.11.9510.18.78Lost by 17 points Adelaide Oval [A]33,1883rd [32]
12 Bye4thBye
13 Saturday, 10 June (1:45 pm) Hawthorn 15.8.9811.7.73Lost by 25 points MCG [A]35,8694th [33]
14 Friday, 16 June (7:50 pm) Sydney 13.19.9712.9.81Won by 16 points The Gabba [H]28,5614th [34]
15 Friday, 23 June (7:50 pm) St Kilda 8.8.5612.12.84Won by 28 points Marvel Stadium [A]28,9853rd [35]
16 Thursday, 29 June (7:20 pm) Richmond 20.14.1347.11.53Won by 81 points The Gabba [H]30,0223rd [36]
17 Saturday, 8 July (1:45 pm) West Coast 16.20.1165.5.35Won by 81 points The Gabba [H]24,8433rd [37]
18 Friday, 14 July (7:50 pm) Melbourne 16.9.10516.8.104Lost by 1 point MCG [A]38,0303rd [38]
19 Saturday, 22 July (4:35 pm) Geelong 9.10.647.1153Won by 11 points The Gabba [H]32,5863rd [39]
20 Saturday, 29 July (4:35 pm) Gold Coast 15.6.967.3.55Lost by 41 points Heritage Bank Stadium [A]14,0973rd [40]
21 Sunday, 6 August (2:40 pm) Fremantle 11.8.7411.11.77Won by 3 points Optus Stadium [A]37,8453rd [41]
22 Saturday, 12 August (4:35 pm) Adelaide 15.9.9913.15.93Won by 6 points The Gabba [H]30,1072nd [42]
23 Friday, 18 August (7:50 pm) Collingwood 15.10.10019.10.124Won by 18 points Marvel Stadium [A]38,3502nd [43]
24 Saturday, 26 August (4:35 pm) St Kilda 9.18.729.6.60Won by 12 points The Gabba [H]31,6892nd [44]

Finals Series

RoundDate and local timeOpponentHomeAwayResultVenueAttendanceRef
Scores
2nd Qualifying final Saturday, 9 September (7:25 pm) Port Adelaide 19.9.12311.9.75Won by 48 points The Gabba [H]36,020 [45]
2nd Preliminary final Saturday, 23 September (5:15 pm) Carlton 11.13.799.9.63Won by 16 points The Gabba [H]36,012 [46]
Grand Final Saturday, 30 September (2:30 pm) Collingwood 12.18.9013.8.86Lost by 4 points MCG [A]100,024 [47]

Ladder

PosTeam
PldWLDPFPAPPPtsQualification
1 Collingwood (P)23185021421687127.072Finals series
2 Brisbane Lions 23176021801771123.168
3 Port Adelaide 23176021491906112.768
4 Melbourne 23167020791660125.264
5 Carlton 23139119221697113.354
6 St Kilda 231310017751647107.852
7 Greater Western Sydney 231310020181885107.152
8 Sydney 231210120501863110.050
9 Western Bulldogs 231211019191766108.748
10 Adelaide 231112021931877116.844
11 Essendon 23111201838205089.744
12 Geelong 231012120881855112.642
13 Richmond 23101211856198393.642
14 Fremantle 23101301835189896.740
15 Gold Coast 2391401839200691.736
16 Hawthorn 2371601686210180.228
17 North Melbourne 2332001657231871.512
18 West Coast 2332001418267453.012
Source: afl.com.au
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) percentage; 3) number of points for
(P) Premiers

Awards & Milestones

AFL Awards

AFL Awards Nominations

Milestones

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