List of Gold Coast Suns players

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Gary Ablett Jr. was Gold Coast's inaugural captain from 2011 to 2016. Gary Ablett 2017.2.jpg
Gary Ablett Jr. was Gold Coast's inaugural captain from 2011 to 2016.

The Gold Coast Suns are a professional Australian rules football club based in Gold Coast, Queensland. The club was granted a licence to join the Australian Football League (AFL) as an expansion club in March 2009, [2] and played its first match during the second round of the 2011 AFL season. [3] [nb 1]

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In preparation for the club's entry into the league, Gold Coast was provided with a range of recruitment concessions by the AFL, including additional selections in the 2010 AFL draft, early access to recruit underaged players, [nb 2] and access to existing clubs' out-of-contract players in the preceding offseason. [5] The club was also allowed to operate with an increased playing list size and salary cap in its first four seasons, before these allowances were reduced to be in line with the existing AFL clubs from 2015 as planned. [5]

The maximum playing list size of each AFL club is 47 players, consisting of 38–40 senior-listed players and the remainder as rookie-listed players. [7] [nb 3] Rookie players receive a reduced salary in comparison to senior-listed players, and are not necessarily automatically eligible for selection in games. [9] As every club is required to make a minimum of three changes to its list at the end of each season, [10] not every player necessarily makes a senior appearance for the club before being removed from the playing list.

Since its first competitive appearance, 112 players have represented the club in an AFL premiership match. [11] The premiership competition is inclusive of home-and-away and finals series matches only, and does not include pre-season matches or representative games (such as State of Origin or International rules football). [12] As of the conclusion of the 2018 season, the player with the highest individual games tally for Gold Coast is Jarrod Harbrow, who has played 220 matches for the club since 2011. [11] Tom Lynch has scored the most goals for the club, attaining 254 goals in his 131 matches. [13]

Players

David Swallow has played 220 games since being selected with the number-one overall selection in the 2010 national draft. David Swallow 2017.3.jpg
David Swallow has played 220 games since being selected with the number-one overall selection in the 2010 national draft.
Michael Rischitelli played 125 games for Gold Coast between 2011 and 2018. Michael Rischitelli 2018.1.jpg
Michael Rischitelli played 125 games for Gold Coast between 2011 and 2018.
Touk Miller is a two time All-Australian, two time Gold Coast Suns Club Champion, and current co-captain since 2022. Touk Miller, 2021-2.jpg
Touk Miller is a two time All-Australian, two time Gold Coast Suns Club Champion, and current co-captain since 2022.
Jarrod Harbrow was Gold Coast's Club Champion in 2018. Jarrod Harbrow 2018.1.jpg
Jarrod Harbrow was Gold Coast's Club Champion in 2018.
Alex Sexton led Gold Coast's leading goalkicking in 2018 and 2019. Alex Sexton 2017.jpg
Alex Sexton led Gold Coast's leading goalkicking in 2018 and 2019.
Dion Prestia played 95 games for Gold Coast from 2011 to 2016. Prestia handball (cropped).jpg
Dion Prestia played 95 games for Gold Coast from 2011 to 2016.
Steven May captained Gold Coast from 2017 to 2018. Steven May 2017.1.jpg
Steven May captained Gold Coast from 2017 to 2018.
Tom Lynch scored 254 goals in 131 games for Gold Coast between 2011 and 2018. Tom Lynch 2017.1.jpg
Tom Lynch scored 254 goals in 131 games for Gold Coast between 2011 and 2018.
Jaeger O'Meara played 44 games for Gold Coast from 2013 to 2016 and won the club's first Rising Star award. Jaeger O'Meara 2018.1.jpg
Jaeger O'Meara played 44 games for Gold Coast from 2013 to 2016 and won the club's first Rising Star award.
Kade Kolodjashnij played 78 games for Gold Coast from 2014 to 2018. Kade Kolodjashnij 2017.2.jpg
Kade Kolodjashnij played 78 games for Gold Coast from 2014 to 2018.
Mabior Chol led Gold Coast's goalkicking in 2022. Mabior Chol VFLAug17.jpg
Mabior Chol led Gold Coast's goalkicking in 2022.
Table headers and key
OrderPlayers are listed according to the date of their debut for the club.
SeasonsThe yearspan of the player's appearances for Gold Coast.
DebutPlayers' first premiership match for Gold Coast.
GamesThe number of games played.
GoalsThe number of goals scored.
^Player is currently on Gold Coast's playing list. [22] [23]
Statistics are updated as of January 2024.
Table of Gold Coast Football Club players, with appearance details [11]
OrderNameSeason(s)DebutGamesGoals
1 Gary Ablett Jr. 2011–2017round 2, 2011110124
2 Harley Bennell 2011–2015round 2, 20118192
3 Nathan Bock 2011–2014round 2, 2011276
4 Jared Brennan 2011–2013round 2, 20115426
5 Campbell Brown 2011–2013round 2, 20114645
6 Charlie Dixon 2011–2015round 2, 20116594
7 Josh Fraser 2011–2012round 2, 20111812
8 Jarrod Harbrow 2011–2021round 2, 201119233
9 Daniel Harris 2011round 2, 2011112
10 Karmichael Hunt 2011–2014round 2, 2011446
11 Nathan Krakouer 2011round 2, 2011138
12 Marc Lock 2011round 2, 201110
13 Alik Magin 2011–2012round 2, 201183
14 Brandon Matera 2011–2017round 2, 2011101124
15 Trent McKenzie 2011–2017round 2, 201110622
16 Dion Prestia 2011–2016round 2, 20119530
17 Michael Rischitelli 2011–2018round 2, 201112542
18 Zac Smith 2011–2015round 2, 20116531
19 Danny Stanley 2011–2016round 2, 20118339
20 David Swallow ^2011–presentround 2, 2011220100
21 Seb Tape 2011–2016round 2, 2011401
22 Josh Toy 2011–2012round 2, 2011131
23 Michael Coad 2011–2012round 3, 201160
24 Daniel Gorringe 2011–2015round 3, 2011227
25 Maverick Weller 2011–2013round 3, 2011323
26 Luke Russell 2011–2016round 4, 20117329
27 Matt Shaw 2011–2017round 4, 201110233
28 Jack Hutchins 2011–2014round 5, 2011193
29 Sam Iles 2011–2012round 5, 20112611
30 Steven May 2011–2018round 6, 201112321
31 Liam Patrick 2011–2013round 6, 2011136
32 Sam Day ^2011–presentround 7, 2011150107
33 Joseph Daye 2011round 7, 201141
34 Tom Lynch 2011–2018round 7, 2011131254
35 Tom Nicholls 2011–2016round 8, 2011457
36 Taylor Hine 2011–2012round 11, 201191
37 Rex Liddy 2011round 12, 201140
38 Hayden Jolly 2011–2012round 14, 201160
39 Joel Wilkinson 2011–2013round 14, 2011261
40 Rory Thompson 2011–2018round 16, 20111037
41 Jeremy Taylor 2011–2014round 19, 2011101
42 Nathan Ablett 2011round 22, 201121
43 Tom Hickey 2011–2012round 22, 2011125
44 Joel Tippett 2011round 22, 201120
45 Josh Caddy 2011–2012round 23, 20112417
46 Jacob Gillbee 2011–2013round 24, 201163
47 Aaron Hall 2012–2018round 1, 201210376
48 Matthew Warnock 2012–2014round 1, 2012320
49 Kyal Horsley 2012–2013round 5, 2012143
50 Andrew McQualter 2012round 8, 201252
51 Alex Sexton ^2012–presentround 8, 2012166162
52 Josh Hall 2012–2015round 16, 201273
53 Jackson Allen 2012–2014round 20, 201240
54 Piers Flanagan 2012round 21, 201230
55 Greg Broughton 2013–2015round 1, 2013424
56 Tom Murphy 2013–2014round 1, 2013180
57 Jaeger O'Meara 2013–2016round 1, 20134427
58 Jesse Lonergan 2013–2018round 6, 2013607
59 Tim Sumner 2013–2015round 10, 2013176
60 Andrew Boston 2013–2015round 14, 20131610
61 Leigh Osborne 2013round 22, 201310
62 Clay Cameron 2014–2016round 1, 2014235
63 Sean Lemmens ^2014–presentround 1, 201414525
64 Jack Martin 2014–2019round 1, 20148575
65 Kade Kolodjashnij 2014–2018round 2, 20147813
66 Louis Herbert 2014–2015round 18, 201430
67 Jack Leslie 2014–2018round 22, 2014281
68 Jarrod Garlett 2015–2016round 1, 20151710
69 Mitch Hallahan 2015–2017round 1, 2015205
70 Nick Malceski 2015–2016round 1, 2015348
71 Touk Miller ^2015–presentround 1, 201517351
72 Adam Saad 2015–2017round 1, 2015483
73 Josh Glenn 2015round 5, 201551
74 Henry Schade 2015–2016round 6, 2015200
75 Andrew Raines 2015round 6, 201562
76 Keegan Brooksby 2015–2017round 9, 2015143
77 Peter Wright 2015–2019round 10, 20156385
78 Callum Ah Chee 2016–2019round 1, 20164524
79 Ryan Davis 2016–2017round 1, 20162115
80 Matt Rosa 2016–2018round 1, 2016396
81 Daniel Currie 2016–2017round 5, 201663
82 Jarrad Grant 2016–2017round 5, 20161411
83 Mackenzie Willis 2016–2017round 6, 201650
84 Darcy Macpherson ^2016–presentround 7, 20169529
85 Jesse Joyce 2016–2020round 11, 2016642
86 Josh Schoenfeld 2016–2019round 18, 2016145
87 Brayden Fiorini ^2016–presentround 22, 20169327
88 Ben Ainsworth ^2017–presentround 1, 201711798
89 Michael Barlow 2017–2018round 1, 20171511
90 Jack Bowes 2017–2022round 1, 20178314
91 Pearce Hanley 2017–2020round 1, 2017402
92 Jarryd Lyons 2017–2018round 1, 20173717
93 Jarrod Witts ^2017–presentround 1, 201712515
94 Brad Scheer 2017–2018round 7, 2017132
95 Will Brodie 2017–2021round 10, 2017253
96 Jack Scrimshaw 2017–2017round 18, 201740
97 Max Spencer 2017–2018round 19, 201780
98 Nick Holman ^2018–presentround 1, 201810164
99 Lachie Weller ^2018–presentround 1, 20188928
100 Aaron Young 2018–2019round 1, 20182421
101 Charlie Ballard ^2018–presentround 7, 20181102
102 Brayden Crossley 2018–2019round 7, 2018105
103 Jacob Heron 2018–2019round 9, 2018132
104 Jacob Dawson 2018–2019round 14, 201891
105 Wil Powell ^2018–presentround 15, 20188713
106 Chris Burgess 2019–2023round 1, 20193614
107 Sam Collins ^2019–presentround 1, 2019900
108 Jack Hombsch 2019round 1, 2019180
109 George Horlin-Smith 2019round 1, 201972
110 Jack Lukosius ^2019–presentround 1, 20199556
111 Anthony Miles 2019round 1, 2019176
112 Jordan Murdoch 2019round 1, 2019141
113 Josh Corbett 2019round 6, 201993
114 Ben King ^2019–presentround 9, 201973129
115 Corey Ellis 2019round 13, 201940
116 Caleb Graham 2019–2022round 21, 2019371
117 Noah Anderson ^2020–presentround 1, 20208129
118 Connor Budarick ^2020–presentround 1, 2020281
119 Brandon Ellis ^2020–presentround 1, 20207126
120 Hugh Greenwood 2020–2021round 1, 2020329
121 Matt Rowell ^2020–presentround 1, 20206217
122 Izak Rankine 2020–2022round 6, 20204857
123 Jeremy Sharp 2020–2022round 10, 2020237
124 Sam Flanders ^2020—presentround 11, 20204414
125 Jy Farrar ^2020—presentround 18, 2020343
126 Oleg Markov 2021–2022round 1, 2021282
127 Rory Atkins ^2021—presentround 9, 2021345
128 Malcolm Rosas ^2021—presentround 9, 20213833
129 Joel Jeffrey ^2021—presentround 20, 20211615
130 Jacob Townsend 2021round 21, 202123
131 Alex Davies ^2021—presentround 23, 2021259
132 Levi Casboult ^2022—presentround 1, 20224159
133 Mabior Chol 2022—2023round 1, 20223054
134 Charlie Constable 2022—2023round 11, 202240
135 Hewago Oea ^2022—presentround 16, 2022135
136 James Tsitas ^2022—presentround 16, 202253
137 Elijah Hollands 2022—2023round 19, 2022148
138 Mac Andrew ^2022—presentround 20, 2022210
139 Ben Long ^2023—presentround 1, 2023150
140 Bodhi Uwland ^2023—presentround 1, 202330
141 Bailey Humphrey ^2023—presentround 4, 20231911
142 Ned Moyle ^2023—presentround 4, 202320
143 Tom Berry ^2023—presentround 8, 202362
144 Lloyd Johnston ^2023—presentround 23, 202320
145 Jed Walter ^2024—presentround 2, 202400
146 Sam Clohesy ^2024—presentround 4, 202400
147 Will Graham ^2024—presentround 4, 202400
148 Ethan Read ^2024—presentround 4, 202400
149 Jake Rogers ^2024—presentround 7, 202400

Other listed players

Table of listed players with no senior appearances for Gold Coast
PlayerDate of birthAcquired viaListedRef.
Rookie Senior
Roland Ah Chee21 November 1990No. 4, 2010 rookie draft 2011 [24]
Jake Crawford5 March 1992No. 82, 2011 rookie draft 2011 [24]
Lewis Moss4 February 19922010 Queensland zone selection2011–2012 [25]
Tyrone Downie13 September 1988No. 59, 2015 rookie draft 2015 [26]
Jarred Ellis18 April 1995No. 63, 2015 rookie draft 2015 [26]
Sam Fletcher27 January 2000 2019 pre-season supplemental selection 2019–2020 [23]
Josh Jaska26 February 1998No. 2, 2018 rookie draft 2018 [27] [28]
Tom Keough10 October 1991No. 3, 2016 rookie draft 2016 [29]
Cameron Loersch20 October 1995No. 53, 2016 rookie draft 2016–2017 [30]
Connor Nutting9 October 1999No. 55, 2017 national draft 2018–2019 [31]
Jack Stanlake28 February 1991Local talent access selection, 2010 national draft 2011 [24]
Jack Stanley3 January 1990Local talent access selection, 2011 rookie draft 2011 [24]
Harrison Wigg16 October 1996 2017 trade from Adelaide 20192018 [32]
Jez McLennan7 September 2000No. 23, 2018 national draft 20222019–2021 [33]
Mitch Riordan25 January 2000No. 23, 2019 mid-season draft 2019–2020 [34]
Patrick Murtagh 11 February 2000 2020 Queensland Academy zone selection2020–2022 [33]
Matt Conroy7 November 2000No. 29, 2020 rookie draft 2021–2022 [33]
Rhys Nicholls30 September 2002No. 40, 2021 rookie draft 2021–2022 [33]
Sandy Brock14 December 2002No. 36, 2022 rookie draft 2022–present [33]
Oskar Faulkhead11 February 2003No. 7, 2022 mid-season rookie draft 2022–present
Jake Stein 17 January 1994No. 23, 2022 rookie draft 2023 [35]
Jed Anderson 2 February 1994 2023 pre-season supplemental selection 2023 [36]
Brodie McLaughlin20 November 1997 2023 pre-season supplemental selection 2023 [36]
William Rowlands 19 June 2005No. 18, 2024 rookie draft 2024–present
Jack Mahony 12 November 2001No. 24, 2024 rookie draft 2024–present

Notes

  1. Due to the uneven number of teams in the league in 2011, Gold Coast had a bye in the first round of the season. [4]
  2. Gold Coast was granted special dispensation to recruit up to twelve players, born between 1 January and 30 April 1992, at the end of 2009. [5] Since these players were aged 17 at the time, they were younger than the minimum draft age of 18 years old. [6]
  3. The main ways AFL clubs can recruit players each off-season are: the free agency and trade period, the father–son rule, the academy system, and the various drafts (national, rookie, pre-season). [8]

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