List of Adelaide Football Club players

Last updated June 28, 2024

This is a list of players to have played for the Adelaide Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL) and the AFL Women's (AFLW).

Men's players

Key
Order	Players are listed according to the date of their debut for the club.
Seasons	The yearspan of the player's appearances for Adelaide.
Debut	Players' first AFL matches for Adelaide.
Games	The number of games played.
Goals	The number of goals scored.
^{^}	Player is currently on Adelaide's playing list.^[1]
†	Inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame.
Statistics are updated as of round 12, 2024.^[2]

1990s

Name	Seasons	Debut	Games	Goals
Grantley Fielke	1991–1992	round 1, 1991	24	6
Darel Hart	1991–1992	round 1, 1991	39	38
Eddie Hocking	1991	round 1, 1991	11	4
Rod Jameson	1991–1999	round 1, 1991	153	113
Andrew Jarman	1991–1996	round 1, 1991	110	92
John Klug	1991–1992	round 1, 1991	26	34
Scott Lee	1991–1995	round 1, 1991	86	18
Bruce Lindner	1991–1992	round 1, 1991	19	27
Bruce Lindsay	1991	round 1, 1991	6	0
David Marshall	1991–1992	round 1, 1991	26	14
Rodney Maynard	1991–1995	round 1, 1991	81	24
Chris McDermott †	1991–1996	round 1, 1991	117	25
Tony McGuinness	1991–1996	round 1, 1991	113	79
Peter McIntyre	1991–1992	round 1, 1991	14	19
Romano Negri	1991–1992	round 1, 1991	6	0
Nigel Smart	1991–2004	round 1, 1991	278	116
Darren Smith	1991–1992	round 1, 1991	9	10
Robbie Thompson	1991	round 1, 1991	5	0
Simon Tregenza	1991–1998	round 1, 1991	106	16
Tom Warhurst	1991	round 1, 1991	2	0
Allan Bartlett	1991	round 2, 1991	11	3
Scott Hodges	1991–1993, 1996	round 2, 1991	38	100
Michael Murphy	1991–1992	round 2, 1991	16	41
Bruce Abernethy	1991–1992	round 3, 1991	11	2
Danny Hughes	1991	round 3, 1991	11	1
Stephen Rowe	1991–1995	round 3, 1991	29	24
Mark Bickley †	1991–2003	round 4, 1991	272	77
Mark Mickan	1991–1993	round 4, 1991	37	12
Clayton Lamb	1991	round 5, 1991	1	1
Matthew Liptak	1991–1999	round 9, 1991	116	128
David Brown	1991–1996	round 12, 1991	69	55
Sean Tasker	1991–1996	round 15, 1991	48	17
Matthew Kelly	1991–1992	round 16, 1991	2	0
Wayne Weidemann	1991–1996	round 16, 1991	68	26
Shaun Rehn	1991–2000	round 18, 1991	134	55
Andrew Payze	1991–1992	round 19, 1991	14	2
Paul Patterson	1991–1993	round 22, 1991	9	2
Ben Hart †	1992–2006	round 1, 1992	311	45
Anthony Ingerson	1992–1995	round 1, 1992	37	25
Randall Bone	1992–1993	round 3, 1992	12	13
Tony Modra	1992–1998	round 4, 1992	118	440
Jonathon Ross	1992–1996	round 5, 1992	20	4
Stephen Schwerdt	1992–1994	round 5, 1992	25	4
Brenton Sanderson	1992–1993	round 6, 1992	6	4
Adam Saliba	1992	round 15, 1992	3	2
David Pittman	1992–1999	round 18, 1992	131	34
Paul Rouvray	1992–1994	round 19, 1992	21	2
Greg Anderson	1993–1996	round 1, 1993	59	19
Chris Groom	1993–1994	round 1, 1993	12	8
Matthew Robran	1993–2001	round 5, 1993	130	110
Mark Ricciuto †	1993–2007	round 6, 1993	312	292
Mark Viska	1993–1997	round 10, 1993	33	1
Matthew Powell	1993–1995	round 13, 1993	16	4
Stuart Wigney	1993–1994	round 21, 1993	10	20
Tony Hall	1994–1995	round 1, 1994	17	30
Brett Chalmers	1994–1997	round 4, 1994	50	8
Shane Tongerie	1994	round 1, 1994	4	3
Sean Wellman	1994–1995	round 6, 1994	34	9
Peter Turner	1994	round 8, 1994	3	1
Josh Mail	1994	round 10, 1994	4	0
Matthew Kluzek	1994–1996	round 15, 1994	24	15
Martin McKinnon	1994–1995	round 16, 1994	25	7
Nick Pesch	1994–1996	round 17, 1994	31	15
Matthew Connell	1995–2000	round 1, 1995	96	28
Jason McCartney	1995–1997	round 1, 1995	37	20
Andrew McLeod †	1995–2010	round 6, 1995	340	275
Tyson Edwards	1995–2010	round 11, 1995	321	192
Troy Bond	1996–1999	round 1, 1996	58	51
Peter Caven	1996–2000	round 1, 1996	82	34
Shane Ellen	1996–2000	round 1, 1996	54	15
Darren Jarman †	1996–2001	round 1, 1996	121	264
Kym Koster	1996–2000	round 1, 1996	95	31
Matthew Collins	1996–1997	round 10, 1996	14	2
Kane Johnson	1996–2002	round 14, 1996	104	44
Peter Vardy	1996–2001	round 14, 1996	96	150
Ashley Fernee	1996	round 17, 1996	2	0
Simon Goodwin †	1997–2010	round 1, 1997	275	162
Brett James	1997–2000	round 1, 1997	76	26
Aaron Keating	1997–1998	round 1, 1997	6	1
Chad Rintoul	1997–1998	round 1, 1997	23	16
Barry Standfield	1997	round 1, 1997	13	23
Brent Williams	1997	round 1, 1997	7	4
Tim Cook	1997–1998	round 2, 1997	8	5
Trent Ormond-Allen	1997–1999	round 2, 1997	42	2
Tom Gilligan	1997	round 3, 1997	3	1
Clay Sampson	1997–1998	round 17, 1997	24	16
Nathan Bassett	1998–2008	round 1, 1998	210	25
Lance Picioane	1998	round 1, 1998	4	2
Mark Stevens	1998–2005	round 1, 1998	101	103
James Thiessen	1998–2000	round 1, 1998	44	21
Andrew Eccles	1998–2001	round 2, 1998	41	22
Ian Downsborough	1998–1999	round 3, 1998	12	6
Sudjai Cook	1998	round 7, 1998	7	2
Ian Perrie	1998–2007	round 13, 1998	116	129
Ben Marsh	1998–2003	round 14, 1998	48	17
Linden Stevens	1998	round 22, 1998	2	0
Brodie Atkinson	1999	round 1, 1999	5	1
Brett Burton	1999–2010	round 1, 1999	177	264
David Gallagher	1999–2001	round 1, 1999	26	2
Lucas Herbert	1999	round 1, 1999	14	1
Bryan Beinke	1999–2002	round 2, 1999	38	42
Darryl Wintle	1999	round 2, 1999	3	0
Matthew Golding	1999	round 5, 1999	7	0
Tyson Stenglein	1999–2004	round 8, 1999	106	26
Dean Howard	1999	round 10, 1999	2	0
Ken McGregor	1999–2008	round 14, 1999	152	114

2000s

Name	Seasons	Debut	Games	Goals
James Byrne	2000–2001	round 1, 2000	24	4
Matthew Clarke	2000–2006	round 1, 2000	118	19
Andrew Crowell	2000–2003	round 1, 2000	44	15
Scott Welsh	2000–2007	round 1, 2000	129	270
Justin Cicolella	2000	round 3, 2000	5	1
Robert Shirley	2000–2009	round 3, 2000	151	28
Rhett Biglands	2000–2006	round 5, 2000	134	59
Ricky O'Loughlin	2000–2001	round 6, 2000	9	2
Michael Doughty	2000–2012	round 1, 2000	231	46
Evan Hewitt	2001–2002	round 1, 2001	15	6
Chris Ladhams	2001–2004	round 1, 2001	54	37
Matthew Shir	2001–2002	round 1, 2001	11	1
Hayden Skipworth	2001–2006	round 1, 2001	44	22
Matthew Bode	2001–2007	round 2, 2001	79	71
Stuart Bown	2001	round 6, 2001	4	1
Adam Richardson	2001	round 7, 2001	2	1
James Gallagher	2001–2004	round 12, 2001	38	11
Ryan Fitzgerald	2002	round 1, 2002	8	8
Graham Johncock	2002–2013	round 1, 2002	227	120
Ben Nelson	2002	round 1, 2002	12	1
Daniel Schell	2002–2003	round 1, 2002	11	9
Kris Massie	2002–2008	round 5, 2002	88	11
Martin Mattner	2002–2007	round 14, 2002	98	14
Brent Reilly	2002–2015	round 15, 2002	203	52
Wayne Carey †	2003–2004	round 1, 2003	28	56
Jason Torney	2003–2007	round 1, 2003	77	18
Trent Hentschel	2003–2010	round 3, 2003	71	94
Ronnie Burns	2003–2004	round 1, 2004	20	23
James Begley	2003–2005	round 8, 2003	25	3
Ben Rutten	2003–2014	round 16, 2003	229	9
Jacob Schuback	2003–2004	round 20, 2003	7	4
Scott Stevens	2004–2011	round 2, 2004	119	71
Ben Hudson	2004–2007	round 3, 2004	55	6
Luke Jericho	2004–2008	round 4, 2004	33	31
Nathan Bock	2004–2010	round 5, 2004	113	57
Fergus Watts	2004	round 13, 2004	5	2
Scott Thompson	2005–2017	round 2, 2005	269	145
Nathan van Berlo	2005–2016	round 3, 2005	205	68
Chris Knights	2005–2012	round 15, 2005	96	68
Bernie Vince	2006–2013	round 1, 2006	129	80
Jason Porplyzia	2006–2014	round 5, 2006	130	181
Ivan Maric	2006–2011	round 6, 2006	77	28
Richard Douglas	2006–2019	round 21, 2006	246	164
Jonathon Griffin	2007–2010	round 1, 2007	41	7
John Hinge	2007	round 6, 2007	1	0
Bryce Campbell	2007–2008	round 17, 2007	8	1
Nick Gill	2007–2009	round 17, 2007	17	21
John Meesen	2007	round 20, 2007	2	0
David Mackay	2008–2021	round 1, 2008	248	68
Brad Symes	2008–2012	round 1, 2008	60	6
Kurt Tippett	2008–2012	round 1, 2008	104	188
Jarrhan Jacky	2008	round 5, 2008	3	1
James Sellar	2008–2011	round 7, 2008	21	3
Andy Otten	2008–2018	round 12, 2008	109	38
Brad Moran	2008–2011	round 16, 2008	18	8
Patrick Dangerfield	2008–2015	round 20, 2008	154	163
Myke Cook	2009–2011	round 1, 2009	14	2
Jared Petrenko	2009–2014	round 1, 2009	76	50
Taylor Walker ^	2009–	round 1, 2009	271	629
Shaun McKernan	2009–2014	round 14, 2009	34	21
Brodie Martin	2009–2015	round 16, 2009	38	14
Rory Sloane	2009–2023	round 20, 2009	255	136

2010s

Name	Seasons	Debut	Games	Goals
Tony Armstrong	2010–2011	round 1, 2010	14	0
Will Young	2010–2012	round 2, 2010	2	1
Chris Schmidt	2009–2011	round 3, 2010	18	2
Phil Davis	2010–2011	round 4, 2010	18	1
Ricky Henderson	2010–2016	round 5, 2010	90	43
Matthew Jaensch	2010–2015	round 6, 2010	74	25
Jack Gunston	2010–2011	round 9, 2010	14	20
Brodie Smith ^	2011–	round 1, 2011	258	71
Richard Tambling	2011–2013	round 1, 2011	16	1
Luke Thompson	2011–2014	round 4, 2011	20	2
Matthew Wright	2011–2015	round 4, 2011	94	63
Sam Jacobs	2011–2019	round 5, 2011	184	45
Ian Callinan	2011–2013	round 14, 2011	32	49
Daniel Talia	2011–2020	round 15, 2011	200	6
Aidan Riley	2011–2013	round 19, 2011	12	5
Tom Lynch	2012–2021	round 1, 2012	158	199
Sam Kerridge	2012–2015	round 3, 2012	27	23
Sam Shaw	2012–2016	round 4, 2012	24	0
Jarryd Lyons	2010–2016	round 5, 2012	55	32
Josh Jenkins	2012–2019	round 7, 2012	147	296
Tim McIntyre	2012–2013	round 15, 2012	1	2
Luke Brown	2012–2022	round 16, 2012	189	13
Lewis Johnston	2012–2014	round 20, 2012	8	15
Brad Crouch	2013–2019	round 2, 2013	95	34
Rory Laird ^	2013–	round 4, 2013	236	30
Mitch Grigg	2013–2016	round 17, 2013	20	15
Kyle Hartigan	2013–2019	round 18, 2013	113	1
Eddie Betts	2014–2019	round 1, 2014	132	310
James Podsiadly	2014–2015	round 1, 2014	21	26
Matt Crouch ^	2014–	round 3, 2014	154	30
Charlie Cameron	2014–2017	round 9, 2014	73	87
Cam Ellis-Yolmen	2014–2019	round 12, 2014	39	15
Kyle Cheney	2015–2018	round 1, 2015	44	0
Jake Kelly	2015–2021	round 3, 2015	110	1
Jake Lever	2015–2017	round 6, 2015	56	3
Riley Knight	2015–2020	round 15, 2015	55	37
Rory Atkins	2015–2019	round 16, 2015	101	47
Mitch McGovern	2016–2018	round 1, 2016	48	67
Wayne Milera ^	2016–	round 1, 2016	99	29
Paul Seedsman	2016–2021	round 1, 2016	83	49
Reilly O'Brien ^	2016–	round 20, 2016	112	14
Curtly Hampton	2017–2018	round 1, 2017	12	4
Troy Menzel	2017	round 1, 2017	4	4
Jordan Gallucci	2017–2020	round 9, 2017	27	19
Hugh Greenwood	2017–2019	round 9, 2017	51	36
Jonathon Beech	2017	round 12, 2017	3	1
Alex Keath	2017–2019	round 18, 2017	30	1
Tom Doedee	2018–2023	round 1, 2018	82	3
Darcy Fogarty ^	2018–	round 1, 2018	91	134
Bryce Gibbs	2018–2020	round 1, 2018	37	15
Lachlan Murphy ^	2018–	round 1, 2018	104	71
Myles Poholke	2018–2020	round 5, 2018	16	5
Sam Gibson	2018	round 9, 2018	5	2
Patrick Wilson	2018–2019	round 13, 2018	2	0
Elliott Himmelberg ^	2018–	round 23, 2018	45	46
Chayce Jones ^	2019–	round 1, 2019	87	23
Ben Davis	2019–2022	round 15, 2019	11	1
Tyson Stengle	2019–2020	round 19, 2019	14	13

2020s

Name	Seasons	Debut	Games	Goals
Billy Frampton	2020–2022	round 1, 2020	21	8
Fischer McAsey	2020	round 1, 2020	10	0
Ben Crocker	2020	round 2, 2020	7	4
Ben Keays ^	2020–	round 2, 2020	95	61
Ned McHenry ^	2020–	round 2, 2020	67	32
Will Hamill ^	2020–	round 3, 2020	42	1
Shane McAdam	2020–2023	round 4, 2020	50	72
Andrew McPherson	2020–2022	round 6, 2020	28	0
Kieran Strachan ^	2020–	round 9, 2020	5	0
Harry Schoenberg ^	2020–	round 10, 2020	59	21
Lachlan Sholl ^	2020–	round 10, 2020	63	20
Jordon Butts ^	2020–	round 13, 2020	69	0
Sam Berry ^	2021–	round 1, 2021	47	10
Mitch Hinge ^	2021–	round 1, 2021	52	5
James Rowe	2021–2022	round 1, 2021	36	27
Nick Murray ^	2021–	round 2, 2021	46	1
Jackson Hately	2021–2023	round 6, 2021	15	2
Riley Thilthorpe ^	2021–	round 6, 2021	46	44
Ronin O'Connor	2021	round 9, 2021	3	0
Josh Worrell ^	2021–	round 13, 2021	26	0
Luke Pedlar ^	2021–	round 16, 2021	30	27
Brayden Cook ^	2021–	round 21, 2021	21	14
Lachlan Gollant ^	2021–	round 23, 2021	15	13
Jordan Dawson ^	2022–	round 1, 2022	57	23
Josh Rachele ^	2022–	round 1, 2022	46	54
Jake Soligo ^	2022–	round 1, 2022	49	19
Patrick Parnell ^	2022–	round 12, 2022	17	0
Tyler Brown	2023	round 1, 2023	1	0
Max Michalanney ^	2023–	round 1, 2023	34	0
Izak Rankine ^	2023–	round 1, 2023	30	54
Luke Nankervis ^	2023–	round 19, 2023	13	0
Mark Keane ^	2023–	round 20, 2023	16	0
James Borlase ^	2023–	round 21, 2023	10	0
Chris Burgess ^	2024–	round 1, 2024	6	7
Daniel Curtin ^	2024–	round 8, 2024	2	0
Billy Dowling ^	2024–	round 13, 2024	0	0

Women's players

Key
Order	Players are listed according to the date of their debut for the club.
Seasons	The yearspan of the player's appearances for Adelaide.
Debut	Players' first AFLW matches for Adelaide.
Games	The number of games played.
Goals	The number of goals scored.
^{^}	Player is currently on Adelaide's playing list.^[3]
†	Inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame.
Statistics are updated as of 2023.

2010s

Name	Seasons	Debut	Games	Goals
Erin Phillips	2017–2022^(S6)	round 1, 2017	46	50
Chelsea Randall ^	2017–	round 1, 2017	60	22
Sarah Allan ^	2017–	round 1, 2017	69	0
Heather Anderson	2017	round 1, 2017	8	0
Georgia Bevan	2017–2018	round 1, 2017	13	1
Dayna Cox	2017–2022^(S7)	round 1, 2017	32	0
Courtney Cramey	2017–2020	round 1, 2017	20	2
Angela Foley	2017–2022^(S6)	round 1, 2017	40	2
Kellie Gibson	2017	round 1, 2017	8	4
Anne Hatchard ^	2017–	round 1, 2017	72	24
Monique Hollick	2017	round 1, 2017	3	0
Abbey Holmes	2017–2018	round 1, 2017	11	3
Ebony Marinoff ^	2017–	round 1, 2017	79	11
Rhiannon Metcalfe	2017–2021	round 1, 2017	26	1
Justine Mules	2017–2022^(S6)	round 1, 2017	49	4
Sarah Perkins	2017–2019	round 1, 2017	17	13
Talia Radan	2017–2018	round 1, 2017	10	0
Sally Riley	2017–2019	round 1, 2017	14	4
Jess Sedunary	2017–2019	round 1, 2017	15	5
Stevie-Lee Thompson ^	2017–	round 1, 2017	74	24
Tayla Thorn	2017	round 1, 2017	5	0
Deni Varnhagen ^	2017–	round 1, 2017	33	6
Sophie Armitstead	2017–2018	round 2, 2017	4	0
Rachael Killian	2017–2018	round 2, 2017	8	2
Jenna McCormick	2017–2019	round 2, 2017	20	9
Jessica Allan ^	2018–2019, 2023–	round 1, 2018	17	0
Jasmyn Hewett	2018–2019, 2022^(S6)–2022^(S7)	round 1, 2018	10	3
Eloise Jones ^	2018–	round 1, 2018	66	41
Ruth Wallace	2018	round 1, 2018	7	7
Marijana Rajcic	2018–2022^(S7)	round 3, 2018	50	2
Ailish Considine	2019–2022^(S7)	round 1, 2019	26	9
Jessica Foley	2019–2020	round 1, 2019	13	4
Renee Forth	2019–2021	round 1, 2019	17	2
Sophie Li	2019–2020	round 1, 2019	14	1
Hannah Button	2019–2023	round 1, 2019	39	3
Maisie Nankivell	2019	round 1, 2019	2	0
Chloe Scheer	2019–2021	round 1, 2019	17	13
Danielle Ponter ^	2019–	round 2, 2019	58	66
Nikki Gore	2019–2022^(S6)	round 6, 2019	21	2

2020s

Name	Seasons	Debut	Games	Goals
Najwa Allen ^	2020–	round 1, 2020	40	0
Chelsea Biddell ^	2020–	round 1, 2020	48	4
Nicole Campbell	2020	round 1, 2020	5	0
Courtney Gum	2020	round 1, 2020	6	3
Rachelle Martin ^	2020–	round 1, 2020	46	14
Madison Newman ^	2020–	round 1, 2020	29	7
Jaimi Tabb	2020	round 1, 2020	3	0
Caitlin Gould ^	2020–	round 2, 2020	48	34
Montana McKinnon	2020–2023	round 5, 2020	31	1
Teah Charlton ^	2021–	round 1, 2021	48	8
Lisa Whiteley	2021–2023	round 1, 2021	21	6
Ashleigh Saint	2021–2022^(S7)	round 1, 2021	36	44
Hannah Munyard ^	2021–	round 4, 2021	32	2
Jasmine Simmons	2022^(S6)–2022^(S7)	round 1, 2022^(S6)	8	0
Abbie Ballard ^	2022^(S6)–	round 3, 2022^(S6)	24	7
Brooke Tonon ^	2022^(S6)–	round 7, 2022^(S6)	17	0
McKenzie Dowrick	2022^(S6)–2023	round 10, 2022^(S6)	4	4
Zoe Prowse ^	2022^(S6)–	round 10, 2022^(S6)	19	2
Niamh Kelly ^	2022^(S7)–	round 1, 2022^(S7)	21	7
Amber Ward	2022^(S7)–2023	round 2, 2022^(S7)	4	0
Jessica Waterhouse ^	2022^(S7)–	round 5, 2022^(S7)	12	5
Keeley Kusterman ^	2022^(S7)–	round 7, 2022^(S7)	2	1
Kiera Mueller ^	2022^(S7)–	round 9, 2022^(S7)	17	0
Yvonne Bonner	2023	round 1, 2023	10	6
Sarah Goodwin ^	2023–	round 1, 2023	13	0
Taylah Levy ^	2023–	round 8, 2023	3	0
Brooke Smith ^	2023–	round 10, 2023	1	0

Listed players yet to play for Adelaide

Player	Date of birth	Acquired	Recruited from	Listed
Player	Date of birth	Acquired	Recruited from	Rookie	Senior
Zac Taylor	31 January 2003	Pick 44, 2021 AFL draft	Calder Cannons	—	2021–
Hugh Bond	25 September 2004	Pick 50, 2022 AFL draft	Greater Western Victoria Rebels	—	2022–
Charlie Edwards	18 May 2005	Pick 21, 2023 AFL draft	Sandringham Dragons	—	2023–
Oscar Ryan	15 May 2005	Pick 27, 2023 AFL draft	Murray Bushrangers	—	2023–
Karl Gallagher	21 February 2002	Category B rookie selection	Monaghan GAA	2024–	—
Toby Murray	3 November 2003	Pick 7, 2024 mid-season rookie draft	Adelaide (SANFL)	2024–	—

Formerly listed players who never played a senior game for Adelaide

Source

Player	Date of birth	Acquired	Listed
Player	Date of birth	Acquired	Rookie	Senior
Trevor Clisby	8 March 1961	Recruited from North Adelaide	—	1991
Darren Bartsch	28 April 1969	Recruited from West Adelaide	—	1991
Grant Tanner	24 July 1970	Recruited from Norwood	—	1991–1992
Damien McCarthy	14 June 1971	Recruited from Woodville	—	1991
Jarrod Hocking	7 March 1973	Recruited from Glenelg	—	1991–1993
Damien Mellow	13 September 1973	Recruited from Norwood	—	1991
Michael DiBiase	16 March 1972	1992 draft concession selection	—	1992
Seb Packer	18 March 1973	1992 draft concession selection	—	1992–1993
Jim West	12 April 1966	No. 6, 1992 mid-season draft	—	1992
Andrew Geddes	2 November 1970	No. 21, 1992 mid-season draft	—	1992–1993
Alan Schwartz	2 November 1970	No. 32, 1992 mid-season draft	—	1992–1993
Brooke Fogden	26 February 1973	No. 41, 1992 national draft	—	1993
Sam Smart	12 February 1975	No. 86, 1992 national draft	—	1993–1994
Michael Godden	2 May 1975	No. 116, 1992 national draft	—	1993
Darryl Wakelin	11 August 1974	No. 11, 1993 pre-season draft	—	1993–1994
Simon Pedler	7 May 1974	No. 55, 1993 pre-season draft	—	1993–1995
Tim Perkins	2 August 1969	No. 8, 1993 mid-season draft	—	1993
Eugene Warrior	2 August 1976	No. 44, 1993 national draft	—	1994
Toby Kennett	19 June 1977	No. 27, 1994 national draft	—	1995
Allen Nash	1 January 1977	No. 31, 1994 national draft	—	1995
Brett Higgins	3 September 1977	No. 50, 1994 national draft	—	1995
Adam Ugrinic	18 June 1973	No. 53, 1995 national draft	—	1996–1997
Brendan Logan	17 December 1975	No. 21, 1996 pre-season draft	—	1996
Nick Laidlaw	27 February 1978	Trade with Port Adelaide	—	1997–1998
Greg Dempsey	19 February 1974	No. 76, 1996 national draft	—	1997–1998
Ben Parker	5 June 1978	No. 86, 1996 national draft	—	1997
Steven Coghill	1 February 1975	No. 21, 1997 rookie draft	1997	—
Tim Davis	31 August 1977	No. 32, 1998 rookie draft	1998	—
Steven Hall	3 July 1975	No. 64, 1998 rookie draft	1998	—
Clint Kirey	11 July 1978	No. 63, 1998 national draft	—	1999
Jarrod Twitt	2 July 1979	No. 53, 1999 rookie draft	1999	—
Scott Mathews	4 November 1978	No. 62, 1998 rookie draft	1999	—
Balraj Singh	28 May 1981	No. 79, 1999 national draft	—	2000
Josh Coulter	23 April 1981	No. 20, 2000 rookie draft	2000	—
Chris Robertson	9 January 1981	No. 36, 2000 rookie draft	2000	—
Jonathan Yerbury	6 January 1977	No. 20, 2000 rookie draft	2000	—
Laurence Angwin	7 October 1992	No. 7, 2000 national draft	—	2001
Michael Handby	27 April 1983	No. 38, 2000 national draft	—	2001–2002
Matthew Smith	29 March 1983	No. 48, 2000 national draft	2004	2001–2003, 2005
Kane McLean	24 March 1982	No. 6, 2001 rookie draft	2001	—
Ben Finnin	9 March 1984	No. 44, 2001 national draft	—	2002
Paul Thomas	6 May 1982	No. 9, 2002 rookie draft	2002	—
Aidan Parker	25 January 1983	No. 45, 2003 rookie draft	2003–2004	—
Michael Bratton	15 March 1984	No. 58, 2003 rookie draft	2003	—
Joshua Kreuger	27 October 1983	No. 31, 2003 national draft	—	2004–2005
Tim Hazell	13 July 1981	No. 12, 2004 rookie draft	2004	—
Rowan Andrews	11 May 1985	No. 28, 2004 rookie draft	2004–2005	—
Brad Dabrowski	26 March 1981	No. 43, 2004 rookie draft	2004	—
Chad Gibson	12 January 1987	No. 28, 2004 national draft	—	2005–2006
Ryan Nye	21 June 1986	No. 5, 2005 rookie draft	2005	—
Darren Pfeiffer	28 September 1987	No. 17, 2005 national draft	—	2006–2007
Alan Obst	19 May 1987	No. 48, 2005 national draft	—	2006
Brad Sugars	13 March 1987	No. 16, 2006 rookie draft	2006	—
Tom Redden	16 August 1987	No. 29, 2006 rookie draft	2006	—
Adrian Bonaddio	26 May 1986	No. 42, 2006 rookie draft	2006	—
Sam Elliott	22 July 1987	No. 53, 2006 rookie draft	2006	—
Andrew McIntyre	10 March 1987	No. 14, 2007 rookie draft	2007	—
James Turner	8 September 1988	No. 29, 2007 rookie draft	2007	—
Greg Gallman	6 December 1988	No. 54, 2007 rookie draft	2007	2008–2009
Rhys Archard	15 April 1983	No. 43, 2007 rookie draft	2007	—
Aaron Kite	13 January 1990	No. 71, 2007 national draft	—	2008–2009
James Moss	19 November 1989	No. 9, 2008 rookie draft	2008–2009	—
Ed Curnow	7 November 1989	No. 40, 2008 rookie draft	2008	—
Tom Lee	2 January 1991	No. 60, 2008 national draft	—	2009
Brian Donnelly	21 July 1988	No. 55, 2009 rookie draft	2009–2010	—
James Craig	18 April 1991	No. 61, 2009 national draft	2012	2010–2011
Tim Milera	3 September 1992	No. 15, 2011 rookie draft	2011	—
Jake von Bertouch	4 May 1992	No. 49, 2011 rookie draft	2011	—
Lachlan Roach	25 April 1992	No. 49, 2011 rookie draft	2011	—
Sam Martyn	7 April 1992	No. 84, 2011 rookie draft	2011–2012	—
Nick Joyce	28 September 1993	No. 46, 2011 national draft	—	2012–2013
Dylan Orval	29 July 1993	No. 23, 2012 rookie draft	2012–2013	—
Ben Dowdell	29 September 1988	No. 89, 2012 rookie draft	2012–2013	—
Angus Graham	16 April 1987	Trade with Richmond	—	2013–2014
Sam Siggins	20 March 1994	No. 62, 2012 national draft	—	2013–2015
Jack Osborn	29 April 1990	No. 36, 2013 rookie draft	2013–2015	—
Tim Klaosen	22 November 1989	No. 42, 2013 rookie draft	2013	—
James Battersby	7 November 1995	No. 24, 2014 rookie draft	2014	—
Alex Spina	27 June 1995	No. 52, 2014 rookie draft	2014	—
Luke Lowden	22 February 1991	Trade with Hawthorn	—	2015–2016
Harrison Wigg	16 October 1996	No. 35, 2014 national draft	—	2015–2017
Harry Dear	18 August 1996	No. 58, 2014 national draft	—	2015–2018
Keenan Ramsey	23 August 1996	No. 27, 2015 rookie draft	2015–2016	—
Anthony Wilson	2 August 1992	No. 44, 2015 rookie draft	2015	—
Dean Gore	26 June 1996	Trade with Geelong	—	2016–2017
Paul Hunter	9 February 1993	No. 13, 2016 rookie draft	2016–2019	—
Matthew Signorello	30 October 1998	No. 62, 2016 national draft	—	2017–2018
Ben Jarman	5 May 1998	No. 45, 2017 rookie draft	2017–2018	—
Jackson Edwards	11 October 1999	No. 41, 2018 rookie draft	2018	—
Ayce Taylor	26 September 2000	2020 pre-season SSP	2020	—
Tariek Newchurch	21 July 2002	Category B rookie selection	2021–2023	—
Brett Turner	11 January 1997	No. 4, 2022 mid-season rookie draft	2022	—

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↑ "Player Profiles". afc.com.au. Retrieved 26 October 2022.
↑ "Adelaide – All Time Player List". AFL Tables. Retrieved 3 May 2024.
↑ "Adelaide Crows - AFLW team". afc.com.au. Retrieved 29 March 2024.

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[1] "Player Profiles". afc.com.au. Retrieved 26 October 2022.

[All_Time_Player_List-2] "Adelaide – All Time Player List". AFL Tables. Retrieved 3 May 2024.

[3] "Adelaide Crows - AFLW team". afc.com.au. Retrieved 29 March 2024.

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v t e Adelaide Football Club
Nickname: Crows History Premierships and records Players Captains Coaches Malcolm Blight Medal Club Champion (AFL Women's) Leading goalkickers AFL coach: Matthew Nicks AFL captain: Jordan Dawson AFL Women's coach: Matthew Clarke AFL Women's captain: Chelsea Randall
AFL home grounds	Football Park (1991–2013) Adelaide Oval (2014–)
AFLW home grounds	Thebarton Oval (2017) Norwood Oval (2018–)
AFL premierships (2)	1997 1998
AFLW premierships (3)	2017 2019 2022
Seasons (34)	1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Related articles	Adelaide Football Club (AFL Women's) Adelaide Football Club (SANFL) Showdown

v t e Lists of VFL/AFL and AFL Women's players by club
Current squads	List of current AFL team squads List of current AFL Women's team squads
Current clubs	Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fremantle Geelong (men's · women's) Gold Coast Greater Western Sydney Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney West Coast Western Bulldogs
Former clubs	Brisbane Bears Fitzroy University

List of Adelaide Football Club players

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Men's players

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2020s

Women's players

2010s

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Listed players yet to play for Adelaide

Formerly listed players who never played a senior game for Adelaide

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