List of AFL debuts in 2001

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This is a listing of Australian rules footballers who made their senior debut for an Australian Football League (AFL) club in 2001.

Debuts

NameClubAge at debutRound debutedGames Goals Notes
Matthew Bode Adelaide 21 years, 282 days2 [1] 7971Previously played for Port Adelaide.
Chris Ladhams Adelaide 20 years, 162 days1 [2] 5437
Hayden Skipworth Adelaide 18 years, 35 days1 [3] 4422
James Gallagher Adelaide 21 years, 210 days12 [4] 3811
Evan Hewitt Adelaide 22 years, 268 days11 [5] 156Previously played for North Melbourne.
Matthew Shir Adelaide 19 years, 210 days1 [6] 111
Stuart Bown Adelaide 22 years, 255 days6 [7] 41
Adam Richardson Adelaide 26 years, 265 days7 [8] 21
Ashley McGrath Brisbane Lions 18 years, 91 days20 [9] 188146Brother of Cory and Toby McGrath.
Robert Copeland Brisbane Lions 20 years, 0 days9 [10] 14339
Mal Michael Brisbane Lions 23 years, 280 days1 [11] 1405Previously played for Collingwood.
Jamie Charman Brisbane Lions 18 years, 287 days5 [12] 12955
Martin Pike Brisbane Lions 28 years, 137 days1 [13] 10667Previously played for Melbourne, Fitzroy and North Melbourne Football Clubs.
Dylan McLaren Brisbane Lions 19 years, 103 days20 [14] 466
Richard Hadley Brisbane Lions 18 years, 16 days3 [15] 4110
Simon Wiggins Carlton 18 years, 229 days5 [16] 11636Brother of Patrick Wiggins.
Ian Prendergast Carlton 20 years, 330 days17 [17] 6514Brother of Julie Corletto.
Jim Plunkett Carlton 22 years, 276 days5 [18] 3714Previously played for Western Bulldogs.
Jordan Doering Carlton 21 years, 226 days5 [19] 1811
Adam Pickering Carlton 20 years, 115 days19 [20] 71
Alan Didak Collingwood 18 years, 87 days7 [21] 213271
Shane Wakelin Collingwood 27 years, 55 days1 [22] 1581Previously played for St Kilda. Twin brother of Darryl Wakelin.
James Clement Collingwood 24 years, 222 days3 [23] 14613Previously played for Fremantle.
Ryan Lonie Collingwood 18 years, 27 days1 [24] 12361Twin brother of Nathan Lonie.
Brodie Holland Collingwood 21 years, 94 days2 [25] 119104Previously played for Fremantle.
Jarrod Molloy Collingwood 24 years, 323 days1 [26] 4942Previously played for Fitzroy and Brisbane. Son of Shane Molloy.
Carl Steinfort Collingwood 23 years, 364 days1 [27] 277Previously played for Geelong.
Chad Rintoul Collingwood 26 years, 243 days1 [28] 145Previously played for Adelaide and West Coast.
Danny Roach Collingwood 19 years, 104 days4 [29] 10
Andrew Hill Collingwood 21 years, 34 days15 [30] 10
David Hille Essendon 19 years, 352 days8 [31] 193152
Damien Peverill Essendon 21 years, 282 days4 [32] 14432
Marcus Bullen Essendon 18 years, 331 days11 [33] 449
Robert Forster-Knight Essendon 19 years, 14 days4 [34] 310
Cory McGrath Essendon 22 years, 111 days9 [35] 2814Brother of Ashley and Toby McGrath.
Jordan Bannister Essendon 18 years, 227 days12 [36] 140
Matthew Carr Fremantle 22 years, 92 days1 [37] 13464Brother of Josh Carr. Previously played for St Kilda.
Adam McPhee Fremantle 18 years, 233 days14 [38] 6027
Dion Woods Fremantle 19 years, 65 days1 [39] 597
Robert Haddrill Fremantle 20 years, 167 days15 [40] 580
Simon Eastaugh Fremantle 27 years, 363 days11 [41] 121Previously played for Essendon.
Daniel Metropolis Fremantle 29 years, 21 days2 [42] 62Previously played for West Coast.
Keren Ugle Fremantle 22 years, 14 days16 [43] 42
Dwayne Simpson Fremantle 20 years, 188 days20 [44] 21
Corey Enright Geelong 19 years, 206 days2 [45] 24453
Josh Hunt Geelong 19 years, 67 days8 [46] 18626
Kent Kingsley Geelong 22 years, 229 days7 [47] 110227Previously played for North Melbourne.
Mitchell White Geelong 28 years, 4 days1 [48] 2321Previously played for West Coast.
Justin Murphy Geelong 24 years, 342 days1 [49] 189Previously played for Richmond and Carlton.
Peter Street Geelong 20 years, 306 days2 [50] 173
Michael Osborne Hawthorn 19 years, 28 days21 [51] 156104
Tim Clarke Hawthorn 18 years, 363 days1 [52] 9639
Nathan Lonie Hawthorn 18 years, 97 days11 [53] 6435Twin brother of Ryan Lonie.
Steven Greene Hawthorn 19 years, 80 days3 [54] 4211Son of Russell Greene.
Shaun Rehn Hawthorn 29 years, 226 days1 [55] 337Previously played for Adelaide.
Matthew Dent Hawthorn 29 years, 101 days5 [56] 80Previously played for Fitzroy and the Western Bulldogs.
Bill Nicholls Hawthorn 20 years, 158 days11 [57] 65
Tim Hazell Hawthorn 20 years, 24 days14 [58] 53
Drew Petrie Kangaroos 18 years, 166 days1 [59] 222261
Corey Jones Kangaroos 20 years, 55 days4 [60] 157216
Daniel Harris Kangaroos 18 years, 324 days1 [61] 14944
Jess Sinclair Kangaroos 22 years, 216 days1 [62] 14245Previously played for Fremantle.
Leigh Harding Kangaroos 20 years, 93 days17 [63] 141157
Saverio Rocca Kangaroos 27 years, 130 days1 [64] 101234Brother of Anthony Rocca. Previously played for Collingwood. Now plays American Football.
Daniel Motlop Kangaroos 19 years, 161 days21 [65] 4753Brother of Shannon and Steven Motlop and cousin of Marlon Motlop.
Digby Morrell Kangaroos 21 years, 206 days6 [66] 4047
David Teague Kangaroos 20 years, 56 days13 [67] 334
Joe McLaren Kangaroos 23 years, 144 days6 [68] 126Previously played for St Kilda.
Dylan Smith Kangaroos 18 years, 255 days1 [69] 111
Ricky Olarenshaw Kangaroos 28 years, 86 days5 [70] 10Previously played for Essendon and Collingwood.
Lindsay Smith Kangaroos 21 years, 80 days8 [71] 11
Mark Hilton Kangaroos 21 years, 249 days8 [72] 10
Darren Jolly Melbourne 19 years,152 days2 [73] 4811
Troy Broadbridge Melbourne 20 years, 227 days8 [74] 402Killed in the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. Husband of Trisha Silvers and son of Wayne Broadbridge.
Scott Thompson Melbourne 18 years, 80 days10 [75] 3917
Ross Funcke Melbourne 23 years, 136 days1 [76] 134Previously played for Richmond.
Kane Cornes Port Adelaide 18 years, 148 days10 [77] 24586Son of Graham Cornes and brother of Chad Cornes.
Dean Brogan Port Adelaide 22 years, 164 days9 [78] 17450
Darryl Wakelin Port Adelaide 26 years, 232 days1 [79] 1464Twin brother of Shane Wakelin. Previously played for St Kilda.
Cain Ackland Port Adelaide 19 years, 15 days1 [80] 123
Kayne Pettifer Richmond 19 years, 152 days12 [81] 113132
Andrew Krakouer Richmond 18 years, 97 days7 [82] 102102Son of Jimmy Krakouer and nephew of Phil and Andrew L. Krakouer.
Mark Coughlan Richmond 19 years, 37 days9 [83] 9239
Steven Sziller Richmond 28 years, 107 days1 [84] 383Previously played for St Kilda.
Stephen Milne St Kilda 21 years, 44 days4 [85] 258546
Nick Riewoldt St Kilda 18 years, 269 days15 [86] 238520Cousin of Jack Riewoldt.
Justin Koschitzke St Kilda 18 years, 207 days3 [87] 195243
Fraser Gehrig St Kilda 25 years, 36 days2 [88] 145390Previously played for West Coast.
Brett Voss St Kilda 23 years, 37 days1 [89] 13556Brother of Michael Voss. Previously played for Brisbane.
Aaron Hamill St Kilda 23 years, 223 days1 [90] 98125Previously played for Carlton.
Steven Lawrence St Kilda 24 years, 331 days3 [91] 3917Son of Barry Lawrence. Previously played for Brisbane.
Daniel Wulf St Kilda 21 years, 49 days14 [92] 3017
Craig Callaghan St Kilda 25 years, 22 days1 [93] 2925Previously played for Fremantle.
Matthew Capuano St Kilda 25 years, 210 days1 [94] 2513Previously played for North Melbourne.
Mark Gale St Kilda 24 years, 328 days1 [95] 133Previously played for Fremantle.
Robert Powell St Kilda 24 years, 11 days1 [96] 107Previously played for Richmond.
Chris Oliver St Kilda 19 years, 4 days15 [97] 101
Tadhg Kennelly Sydney 20 years, 7 days14 [98] 19730
Paul Williams Sydney 27 years, 363 days1 [99] 11784Previously played for Collingwood.
Brent Piltz Sydney 22 years, 272 days19 [100] 10
Dean Cox West Coast 19 years, 250 days2 [101] 251148
Daniel Kerr West Coast 17 years, 320 days1 [102] 210118
Michael Collica West Coast 23 years, 266 days1 [103] 502Previously played for Hawthorn.
Trent Carroll West Coast 22 years, 338 days1 [104] 456Brother of Nathan Carroll. Previously played for Fremantle.
Troy Wilson West Coast 29 years, 72 days1 [105] 3783
Richard Taylor West Coast 27 years, 261 days1 [106] 2811Previously played for Hawthorn.
Travis Gaspar West Coast 20 years, 52 days8 [107] 2815Brother of Damien and Darren Gaspar.
Mark Merenda West Coast 25 years, 154 days1 [108] 2626Previously played for Richmond.
Jeremy Humm West Coast 18 years, 155 days11 [109] 221
David Sierakowski West Coast 20 years, 93 days1 [110] 103Son of Brian Sierakowski. Previously played for St Kilda.
Michael Prior West Coast 27 years, 207 days1 [111] 91Previously played for Essendon.
Greg Harding West Coast 24 years, 222 days5 [112] 90Previously played for Fremantle.
Daniel Giansiracusa Western Bulldogs 19 years, 90 days11 [113] 230280
Lindsay Gilbee Western Bulldogs 19 years, 280 days3 [114] 206119
Jordan McMahon Western Bulldogs 17 years, 343 days6 [115] 11437
Ben Harrison Western Bulldogs 26 years, 73 days1 [116] 8532Previously played for Carlton and Richmond.
Patrick Bowden Western Bulldogs 19 years, 357 days17 [117] 5055Son of Michael Bowden and brother of Sean and Joel Bowden.

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