2024 AFL draft | |
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General information | |
Date(s) | 29 May 2024 – Mid-season Draft 20–21 November 2024 – National Draft 22 November 2024 – Rookie Draft |
Location | Marvel Stadium |
Network(s) | Fox Footy |
Sponsored by | National Australia Bank |
Overview | |
League | AFL |
First selection | Sam Lalor (Richmond) |
The 2024 AFL draft will consist of the various periods where the 18 clubs in the Australian Football League (AFL) can trade and recruit players during and following the completion of the 2024 AFL season.
Event | Date(s) |
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Mid-season rookie draft | 29 May 2024 |
Free agency period | Restricted and Unrestricted: 4–11 October 2024 Delisted: October–November 2024 |
Trade period | 7–16 October 2024 |
National draft | 20–21 November 2024 |
Pre-Season and Rookie draft | 22 November 2024 |
Pre-season supplemental selection period | December 2024 – March 2025 |
The mid-season draft was held after the conclusion of Round 11 of the 2024 AFL season on 29 May. [1] The draft was only open to clubs with inactive players on their list and vacancies available, such as long-term injuries or retirements.
Player | Free agent type | Recruited from | New club | Compensation | Notes | Ref |
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Josh Battle | Unrestricted | St Kilda | Hawthorn | First Round | [21] | |
Isaac Cumming | Unrestricted | Greater Western Sydney | Adelaide | End of First Round | [22] | |
Tom Campbell | Delisted | St Kilda | Melbourne | — | [23] | |
Harry Perryman | Unrestricted | Greater Western Sydney | Collingwood | First Round | [24] | |
Elliott Himmelberg | Unrestricted | Adelaide | Gold Coast | None | [25] | |
Nick Haynes | Unrestricted | Greater Western Sydney | Carlton | None | [26] | |
Jack Graham | Unrestricted | Richmond | West Coast | End of Second Round | [27] | |
Tim Membrey | Delisted | St Kilda | Collingwood | — | [28] | |
Jack Martin | Delisted | Carlton | Geelong | — | [29] | |
Jack Carroll | Delisted | Carlton | St Kilda | — | [30] |
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Round | Pick | Player | Club | Recruited from | Notes | |
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Club | League | |||||
1 | 1 | Sam Lalor | Richmond | Greater Western Victoria Rebels | Talent League | |
2 | Finn O'Sullivan | North Melbourne | Oakleigh Chargers | Talent League | ||
3 | Jagga Smith | Carlton | Oakleigh Chargers | Talent League | ←West Coast | |
4 | Sid Draper | Adelaide | South Adelaide | SANFL | ||
5 | Levi Ashcroft | Brisbane Lions | Sandringham Dragons | Talent League | Father–son selection (son of Marcus Ashcroft), matched bid by Melbourne | |
6 | Harvey Langford | Melbourne | Dandenong Stingrays | Talent League | ||
7 | Josh Smillie | Richmond | Eastern Ranges | Talent League | ←Gold Coast | |
8 | Tobie Travaglia | St Kilda | Bendigo Pioneers | Talent League | ||
9 | Leo Lombard | Gold Coast | Broadbeach | QAFL | Academy selection, matched bid by St Kilda | |
10 | Alix Tauru | St Kilda | Gippsland Power | Talent League | Free agency compensation pick (Battle) | |
11 | Xavier Lindsay | Melbourne | Gippsland Power | Talent League | ←Essendon | |
12 | Taj Hotton | Richmond | Sandringham Dragons | Talent League | ←Fremantle | |
13 | Isaac Kako | Essendon | Calder Cannons | Talent League | Next Generation Academy selection (Iraqi descent), matched bid by Richmond | |
14 | Jonty Faull | Richmond | Greater Western Victoria Rebels | Talent League | ←Fremantle←Collingwood (2023) | |
15 | Joe Berry | Port Adelaide | Murray Bushrangers | Talent League | ←West Coast (draft)←Carlton | |
16 | Bo Allan | West Coast | Peel Thunder | WAFL | ←Port Adelaide (draft)←Gold Coast←Western Bulldogs (2023) | |
17 | Murphy Reid | Fremantle | Sandringham Dragons | Talent League | ←Richmond←Carlton←Hawthorn | |
18 | Oliver Hannaford | Greater Western Sydney | Greater Western Victoria Rebels | Talent League | ||
19 | Harrison Oliver | Greater Western Sydney | Sandringham Dragons | Talent League | Free agency compensation pick (Perryman) | |
20 | Cooper Hynes | Western Bulldogs | Dandenong Stingrays | Talent League | ←Geelong | |
21 | Luke Trainor | Richmond | Sandringham Dragons | Talent League | ←Fremantle←Port Adelaide (2023) | |
22 | Jesse Dattoli | Sydney | Northern Knights | Talent League | ||
23 | Harry Armstrong | Richmond | Sandringham Dragons | Talent League | ←Brisbane Lions | |
24 | Cody Angove | Greater Western Sydney | Claremont | WAFL | Free agency compensation pick (Cumming) | |
25 | Sam Marshall | Brisbane Lions | Sandringham Dragons | Talent League | Academy selection, matched bid by Sydney | |
Priority | 26 | Ned Bowman | Sydney | Norwood | SANFL | ←North Melbourne (2023) |
27 | Matt Whitlock | North Melbourne | Murray Bushrangers | Talent League | ←Richmond (draft)←Gold Coast←North Melbourne (2023) | |
2 | 28 | Thomas Sims | Richmond | Northern Knights | Talent League | |
29 | Lachie Jacques | Western Bulldogs | Geelong Falcons | Talent League | ←North Melbourne | |
30 | Jobe Shanahan | West Coast | Bendigo Pioneers | Talent League | ||
31 | Josh Dolan | Western Bulldogs | Sandringham Dragons | Talent League | ←Brisbane Lions←St Kilda←Adelaide (2023) | |
32 | James Barrat | St Kilda | Bendigo Pioneers | Talent League | ←Essendon (draft) ←Melbourne ←Adelaide ←Melbourne (2023) | |
33 | Jack Whitlock | Port Adelaide | Murray Bushrangers | Talent League | ←Gold Coast | |
34 | Charlie Nicholls | Fremantle | Central District | SANFL | ←St Kilda (2023) | |
35 | Noah Mraz | Hawthorn | Dandenong Stingrays | Talent League | ←Collingwood (2023) | |
36 | Jack Ough | Greater Western Sydney | Greater Western Victoria Rebels | Talent League | ←Brisbane Lions (draft)←Carlton | |
37 | Kayle Gerreyn | Essendon | West Perth | WAFL | ←Brisbane Lions (draft)←Western Bulldogs (draft) | |
38 | Christian Moraes | Port Adelaide | Eastern Ranges | Talent League | ←Collingwood←Hawthorn (2023) | |
39 | Angus Clarke | Essendon | Glenelg | SANFL | ←Brisbane Lions (draft)←Greater Western Sydney (draft) | |
40 | Harry O'Farrell | Carlton | Calder Cannons | Talent League | ←Geelong | |
3 | 41 | Riley Bice | Sydney | Werribee | VFL | ←North Melbourne |
42 | Ty Gallop | Brisbane Lions | Maroochydore | QAFL | Academy selection, matched bid by Geelong | |
43 | Ben Camporeale | Carlton | Glenelg | SANFL | Father–son selection (son of Scott Camporeale), matched bid by Geelong | |
44 | Jay Polkinghorne | Geelong | Norwood | SANFL | ←St Kilda←Brisbane Lions←Richmond←West Coast (2023) | |
45 | Hugh Boxshall | St Kilda | Claremont | WAFL | ←Essendon (draft)←St Kilda (draft)←Melbourne (2023) | |
46 | Tom Gross | West Coast | Oakleigh Chargers | Talent League | ←Port Adelaide (draft)←Gold Coast←Carlton (2023)←Essendon (2023) | |
47 | Joel Cochran | Collingwood | UNSW-Eastern Suburbs | AFL Sydney | Academy eligible for Sydney but they did not match | |
48 | Lucca Grego | West Coast | Western Jets | Talent League | ←Brisbane Lions (draft)←Essendon (draft)←Greater Western Sydney←St Kilda (2023)←Carlton (2023) | |
49 | Cooper Bell | Gold Coast | Belconnen | AFL Canberra | Academy eligible for Greater Western Sydney but they did not match | |
50 | Charlie West | Collingwood | Woodville-West Torrens | SANFL | ←Hawthorn (2023) | |
51 | Sam Davidson | Western Bulldogs | Richmond | VFL | ←Brisbane Lions (draft)←Greater Western Sydney (draft) | |
52 | Jacob Molier | Geelong | Sturt | SANFL | ||
53 | Alex Dodson | St Kilda | Sturt | SANFL | ←Essendon (draft)←Brisbane Lions (draft)←Collingwood←Port Adelaide | |
54 | Lucas Camporeale | Carlton | Glenelg | SANFL | Father–son selection (son of Scott Camporeale), matched bid by Sydney | |
55 | Riak Andrew | Sydney | Dandenong Stingrays | Talent League | Next Generation Academy eligible for Melbourne but they did not match | |
56 | Will Hayes | Collingwood | Claremont | WAFL | ←Brisbane Lions | |
4 | 57 | Luke Urquhart | North Melbourne | East Fremantle | WAFL | |
58 | Jasper Alger | Richmond | Oakleigh Chargers | Talent League | ←Gold Coast (draft) | |
59 | Tyler Welsh | Adelaide | Woodville-West Torrens | SANFL | Father–son selection (son of Scott Welsh) | |
60 | Patrick Said | St Kilda | Calder Cannons | Talent League | ←Brisbane Lions (draft) | |
61 | Rhys Unwin | Essendon | Greater Western Victoria Rebels | Talent League | ←Melbourne | |
62 | Luke Kennedy | Western Bulldogs | Sandringham Dragons | Talent League | ←Collingwood (draft)←Brisbane Lions←Carlton←Gold Coast (2023) | |
63 | Jaren Carr | Fremantle | South Fremantle | WAFL | Father–son selection (son of Matthew Carr) ←St Kilda (2023) | |
64 | Cody Anderson | Hawthorn | Eastern Ranges | Talent League | Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous) ←Port Adelaide (2023)←Essendon (2023)←Carlton (2023) | |
65 | Hamish Davis | West Coast | Claremont | WAFL | ←Carlton←Brisbane Lions←Hawthorn (2023) | |
66 | Lennox Hofmann | Geelong | Sandringham Dragons | Talent League | Next Generation Academy eligible for St Kilda but they did not match | |
5 | 67 | River Stevens | North Melbourne | Geelong Falcons | Talent League | Father–son selection (son of Anthony Stevens) |
68 | Aidan Johnson | Melbourne | Werribee | VFL | ||
69 | Keighton Matofai-Forbes | Geelong | Western Jets | Talent League | ||
70 | Zak Johnson | Essendon | Northern Knights | Talent League | ||
71 | Logan Smith | Greater Western Sydney | Queanbeyan | AFL Canberra | Academy selection |
Round | Pick | Player | Club | Recruited from | Notes | |
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Club | League | |||||
1 | 1 | Jack Gunston | Hawthorn | Hawthorn | AFL | Redrafted player |
2 | Sam Day | Brisbane Lions | Gold Coast | AFL |
Round | Pick | Player | Club | Recruited from | Notes | |
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Club | League | |||||
1 | 1 | Toby Pink | North Melbourne | North Melbourne | AFL | Redrafted player |
2 | Passed | West Coast | — | — | ||
3 | Harry Schoenberg | Adelaide | Adelaide | AFL | Redrafted player | |
4 | Max Knobel | Gold Coast | Fremantle | AFL | ||
5 | Brad Crouch | St Kilda | St Kilda | AFL | Redrafted player | |
6 | Archer Day-Wicks | Essendon | Bendigo Pioneers | Talent League | ||
7 | Aiden Riddle | Fremantle | Claremont | WAFL | ||
8 | Oleg Markov | Collingwood | Collingwood | AFL | Redrafted player | |
9 | Harry Charleson | Carlton | Greater Western Victoria Rebels | Talent League | ||
10 | Passed | Western Bulldogs | — | — | ||
11 | Lachlan Keeffe | Greater Western Sydney | Greater Western Sydney | AFL | Redrafted player | |
12 | Xavier Ivisic | Geelong | Geelong Falcons | Talent League | ||
13 | Tom Cochrane | Port Adelaide | Central District | SANFL | ||
14 | Blake Leidler | Sydney | Oakleigh Chargers | Talent League | ||
15 | Darragh Joyce | Brisbane Lions | Brisbane Lions | AFL | Redrafted player | |
2 | 16 | Chris Burgess | Adelaide | Adelaide | AFL | Redrafted player |
17 | Asher Eastham | Gold Coast | Gippsland Power | Talent League | ||
18 | Passed | Essendon | — | — | ||
19 | Passed | Fremantle | — | — | ||
20 | Ash Johnson | Collingwood | Collingwood | AFL | Redrafted player | |
21 | Passed | Carlton | — | — | ||
22 | Jacob Wehr | Greater Western Sydney | Greater Western Sydney | AFL | Redrafted player | |
23 | Patrick Retschko | Geelong | Oakleigh Chargers | Talent League | ||
24 | Passed | Port Adelaide | — | — | ||
25 | Ben Paton | Sydney | St Kilda | AFL | ||
26 | Darcy Craven | Brisbane Lions | Brisbane Lions | AFL | Redrafted player | |
3 | 27 | Passed | Gold Coast | — | — | |
28 | Passed | Essendon | — | — | ||
29 | Passed | Carlton | — | — | ||
30 | Josh Fahey | Greater Western Sydney | Greater Western Sydney | AFL | Redrafted player | |
31 | Joe Pike | Geelong | Geelong Falcons | Talent League | ||
32 | Aaron Francis | Sydney | Sydney | AFL | Redrafted player | |
4 | 33 | Joel Hamling | Sydney | Sydney | AFL | Redrafted player |
Name | Club | Origin | Note | Ref |
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Matt Duffy | Carlton | Longford GAA | International selection (Ireland) | [132] [133] |
Jayden Nguyen | Essendon | Calder Cannons (Talent League) | Next Generation Academy selection (Vietnamese descent) | [134] |
Cillian Burke | Geelong | Kerry GAA | International selection (Ireland) | [135] |
Zak Evans | Gold Coast | Melbourne Renegades (BBL) | Three-year non-registered player (cricket) | [136] |
Lachlan Gulbin | Broadbeach (QAFL) | Academy selection | [137] | |
Josaia Delana | Greater Western Sydney | East Coast Eagles (Sydney AFL) | Academy selection | [138] |
Jaime Uhr-Henry | Hawthorn | Dandenong Rangers (NBL1 South) | Three-year non-registered player (basketball) | [139] |
Matt Hill | Melbourne Storm Academy (NRL) | Three-year non-registered player (rugby league) | ||
Ricky Mentha | Melbourne | Gippsland Power (Talent League) | Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous) | [140] |
Jacob Moss | Port Adelaide | Sturt Sabres (NBL1 Central) | Three-year non-registered player (basketball) | [141] |
Benny Barrett | South Adelaide (SANFL) | Next Generation Academy selection (Papuan descent) | [142] | |
Eamonn Armstrong | St Kilda | Meath GAA | International selection (Ireland) | [143] |
Malakai Champion | West Coast | Subiaco (WAFL) | Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous) | [140] |
Player | Club | Recruited from | Notes | Ref | |
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Club | League | ||||
Jaxon Prior | Essendon | Brisbane Lions | AFL | [144] | |
Quinton Narkle | Fremantle | Port Adelaide | AFL | [144] | |
Harry Boyd | St Kilda | Norwood | SANFL |
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