List of AFL debuts in 2010

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A total of sixty-four players have made their Australian Football League (AFL) debut in a senior AFL match to date during the 2010 AFL season. In addition to those players making their AFL-level debuts, twenty-eight players have made their debuts following a trade or re-drafting are also listed below in a separate table.

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A senior AFL match is an Australian rules football match between two clubs that are, or have been in the past, members of the AFL. A senior AFL match is played under the laws of Australian football, and includes regular season matches, as well as finals series matches. It does not include pre-season competition matches, interstate matches or international rules football matches. The list is arranged in the order in which each player made his debut for a club in a senior AFL match. Where more than one player made his debut in the same match, those players are listed alphabetically by surname.

AFL debuts

Players are listed in order of debut, and statistics are for AFL regular season and finals series matches during the 2010 AFL season only. Players marked "(rookie)" are players who were elevated from their clubs' rookie-list to the senior list, and therefore were eligible to represent the club in a senior AFL match.
OrderNameClubAge at debutDebutGames (2010) Goals (2010)
1 Dustin Martin Richmond 18 years, 272 daysRound 12111
2 Ben Nason Richmond 20 years, 295 daysRound 11914
3 Relton Roberts Richmond 24 years, 24 daysRound 120
4 Mitch Duncan Geelong 18 years, 289 daysRound 188
5 Ben Howlett Essendon 21 years, 156 daysRound 1156
6 Tom Scully Melbourne 18 years, 316 daysRound 1215
7 James Strauss Melbourne 19 years, 286 daysRound 120
8 Jack Trengove Melbourne 18 years, 206 daysRound 1188
9 Jarrod Kayler-Thomson Hawthorn 24 years, 244 daysRound 131
10 Carl Peterson Hawthorn 22 years, 267 daysRound 11713
11 Lewis Jetta Sydney 19 years, 48 daysRound 1217
12 Todd Banfield Brisbane Lions 19 years, 272 daysRound 12227
13 Luke Shuey West Coast 19 years, 298 daysRound 166
14 Mitch Banner Port Adelaide 19 years, 296 daysRound 1105
15 Cameron Hitchcock Port Adelaide 19 years, 268 daysRound 11720
16 Andrew Moore Port Adelaide 18 years, 302 daysRound 170
17 Jackson Trengove Port Adelaide 19 years, 146 daysRound 1193
18 Ryan Bastinac North Melbourne 18 years, 279 daysRound 1227
19 Michael Barlow Fremantle 22 years, 100 daysRound 11315
20 Anthony Morabito Fremantle 18 years, 150 daysRound 12313
21 Alex Silvagni Fremantle 22 years, 185 daysRound 1154
22 Tony Armstrong Adelaide 20 years, 180 daysRound 190
23 Will Young Adelaide 19 years, 244 daysRound 221
24 Brodie Moles Western Bulldogs 24 years, 155 daysRound 2137
25 Steven Motlop Geelong 19 years, 24 daysRound 210
26 Kane Lucas Carlton 18 years, 288 daysRound 381
27 Travis Colyer Essendon 18 years, 229 daysRound 3117
28 Jake Melksham Essendon 18 years, 224 daysRound 3146
29 Ben Stratton Hawthorn 21 years, 41 daysRound 3211
30 James Podsiadly Geelong 28 years, 213 daysRound 31745
31 Dawson Simpson Geelong 21 years, 54 daysRound 320
32 Ashton Hams West Coast 23 years, 222 daysRound 41110
33 Phil Davis Adelaide 19 years, 230 daysRound 4151
34 Simon White Carlton 21 years, 304 daysRound 461
35 David Astbury Richmond 19 years, 51 daysRound 4175
36 Matthew Dea Richmond 18 years, 187 daysRound 430
37 Troy Taylor Richmond 18 years, 218 daysRound 443
38 Daniel Stewart Port Adelaide 21 years, 170 daysRound 41112
39 Jordan Roughead Western Bulldogs 18 years, 171 daysRound 583
40 Ricky Henderson Adelaide 21 years, 244 daysRound 51213
41 Lewis Stevenson West Coast 20 years, 268 daysRound 5102
42 Matthew Lobbe Port Adelaide 21 years, 71 daysRound 530
43 Ben Cunnington North Melbourne 18 years, 299 daysRound 5181
44 Nathan Fyfe Fremantle 18 years, 219 daysRound 51814
45 Matthew Jaensch Adelaide 20 years, 225 daysRound 6117
46 Dylan Roberton Fremantle 18 years, 315 daysRound 6132
47 Danny Hughes Melbourne 23 years, 148 daysRound 722
48 Brad Sheppard West Coast 18 years, 350 daysRound 7142
49 Gary Rohan Sydney 18 years, 336 daysRound 797
50 Jeromey Webberley Richmond 21 years, 301 daysRound 7102
51 Nick Heyne St Kilda 19 years, 298 daysRound 830
52 Nathan O'Keefe North Melbourne 19 years, 278 daysRound 921
53 Campbell Heath Sydney 19 years, 51 daysRound 920
54 Jack Gunston Adelaide 18 years, 219 daysRound 921
55 Rhys Stanley St Kilda 19 years, 173 daysRound 974
56 Jordan Gysberts Melbourne 18 years, 352 daysRound 1030
57 Ben Griffiths Richmond 18 years, 254 daysRound 1053
58 Taylor Hunt Geelong 19 years, 212 daysRound 1171
59 Koby Stevens West Coast 19 years, 2 daysRound 1352
60 Andrew Strijk West Coast 22 years, 245 daysRound 131011
61 Jesse O'Brien Brisbane Lions 19 years, 138 daysRound 1410
62 Tyson Slattery Essendon 19 years, 212 daysRound 1411
63 Jarryd Blair Collingwood 20 years, 80 daysRound 1496
64 Trent Dennis-Lane Sydney 21 years, 308 daysRound 14818
65 Ashley Smith West Coast 19 years, 355 daysRound 1582
66 Robbie Tarrant North Melbourne 21 years, 77 daysRound 1520
67 Ryan Harwood Brisbane Lions 19 years, 16 daysRound 1763
68 Jamie Macmillan North Melbourne 18 years, 334 daysRound 1741
69 Ben Speight North Melbourne 20 years, 83 daysRound 1721
70 Kyle Hardingham Essendon 21 years, 326 daysRound 1768
71 Jesse Crichton Fremantle 19 years, 37 daysRound 1762
72 Tom Lynch St Kilda 19 years, 318 daysRound 1810
73 Robert Hicks Richmond 18 years, 296 daysRound 1831
74 Liam Jones Western Bulldogs 19 years, 158 daysRound 1856
75 Marcus White North Melbourne 19 years, 281 daysRound 1820
76 Justin Bollenhagen Fremantle 18 years, 227 daysRound 1833
77 Marcus Davies Carlton 19 years, 63 daysRound 1950
78 Jake Carlisle Essendon 18 years, 316 daysRound 2032
79 Stewart Crameri Essendon 22 years, 3 daysRound 2030
80 David Gourdis Richmond 21 years, 153 daysRound 2030
81 Jamie O'Reilly Richmond 22 years, 108 daysRound 2030
82 Daniel Menzel Geelong 18 years, 335 daysRound 2034
83 Luke Miles St Kilda 23 years, 295 daysRound 2120
84 Marcus Marigliani Essendon 24 years, 260 daysRound 2122
85 Jordan Jones West Coast 20 years, 54 daysRound 2120
86 Sam Reid Sydney 18 years, 244 daysRound 2211
87 Dylan Grimes Richmond 19 years, 44 daysRound 2210
88 Andrew Hooper Western Bulldogs 19 years, 236 daysSemi Final11

Change of clubs

Players are listed in order of debut, and statistics are for AFL regular season and finals series matches during the 2010 AFL season only. Players are only included if they had previously played a senior AFL match with another club. "Previous club(s)" years are from the season of the player's debut for their respective club to the year in which they played their final game for that club.
OrderNameClubDebutGames (2010) Goals (2010)Previous club(s)
1 Lachlan Henderson Carlton Round 11925 Brisbane Lions (20082009)
2 Brock Mclean Carlton Round 162 Melbourne (20042009)
3 Robert Warnock Carlton Round 1124 Fremantle (20072008)
4 Mitchell Farmer Richmond Round 1174 Port Adelaide (2008)
5 Mark Williams Essendon Round 145 Hawthorn (20022009)
6 Josh Gibson Hawthorn Round 1120 Kangaroos (20062009)
7 Rhan Hooper Hawthorn Round 167 Brisbane Lions (20062009)
8 Joel Macdonald Melbourne Round 1170 Brisbane Lions (20042010)
9 Brett Peake St Kilda Round 1209 Fremantle (20052009)
10 Daniel Bradshaw Sydney Round 1928 Brisbane Lions (19962009)
11 Josh Kennedy Sydney Round 12410 Hawthorn (20082009)
12 Ben McGlynn Sydney Round 11423 Hawthorn (20062009)
13 Shane Mumford Sydney Round 1214 Geelong (20082009)
14 Mark Seaby Sydney Round 162 West Coast (20042009)
15 Amon Buchanan Brisbane Lions Round 1129 Sydney (20022009)
16 Brendan Fevola Brisbane Lions Round 11748 Carlton (19992009)
17 Matt Maguire Brisbane Lions Round 1140 St Kilda (20022008)
18 Andrew Raines Brisbane Lions Round 1100 Richmond (20042009)
19 Brent Staker Brisbane Lions Round 12210 West Coast (20032009)
20 Scott Harding Port Adelaide Round 120 Brisbane Lions (20062009)
21 Jay Schulz Port Adelaide Round 11633 Richmond (20032009)
22 Barry Hall Western Bulldogs Round 12379 St Kilda (19962001); Sydney (20022009)
23 Darren Jolly Collingwood Round 12322 Melbourne (20012004); Sydney (20052009)
24 Luke Ball Collingwood Round 1217 St Kilda (20032009)
25 Adam Pattison St Kilda Round 251 Richmond (20052009)
26 Bradd Dalziell West Coast Round 383 Brisbane Lions (20082009)
27 Cameron Cloke Port Adelaide Round 310 Collingwood (20042006); Carlton (20072009)
28 Chris Schmidt Adelaide Round 3130 Brisbane Lions (2007)
29 Shaun Burgoyne Hawthorn Round 8167 Port Adelaide (20022009)
30 Wayde Skipper Hawthorn Round 8151 Western Bulldogs (20032008)
31 Jay Nash Port Adelaide Round 1180 Essendon (20042009)
32 Xavier Clarke Brisbane Lions Round 1810 St Kilda (20022009)

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