List of Port Adelaide Football Club players

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Since becoming a member of the Australian Football League (AFL) in 1997, 215 players have represented the Port Adelaide Football Club in a senior AFL match. [1] [notes 1] The list below is arranged in the order in which each player made his debut for Port Adelaide in a senior AFL match. Where more than one player made his debut in the same match, those players are listed alphabetically by surname.

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Port Adelaide's first AFL game was played against the Collingwood Football Club at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in Melbourne, Victoria on 29 March 1997. Port Adelaide has contested two AFL Grand Finals, and have succeeded in winning one of these Grand Finals to claim the 2004 AFL Premiership. There have been 22 players who have played in an AFL premiership-winning side for Port Adelaide.

Port Adelaide Football Club players in the AFL (1997–present)

Players are listed in order of debut, and statistics are for AFL regular season and finals series matches only. "Career span" years are from the season of the player's debut for Port Adelaide to the year in which they played their final game for Port Adelaide and have since been removed from the playing list. Currently listed players are shaded in green, marked with a # and their career span is listed as "(year of debut)–present". Statistics are correct to the end of the 2016 season.
Legend

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1990s

Cap NameCareer spanDebutGames Goals
1 Shane Bond Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 1997–2000round 1, 19975711
2 Shayne Breuer 1997–1999round 1, 19975429
3 David Brown 1997–1998round 1, 19972218
4 Peter Burgoyne AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 1997–2009round 1, 1997240193
5 Stephen Carter 1997round 1, 1997100
6 Scott Cummings 1997–1998round 1, 199737102
7 Donald Dickie 1997–2000round 1, 19975519
8 Ian Downsborough 1997round 1, 199772
9 Fabian Francis Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 1997–2001round 1, 19978644
10 Josh Francou 1997–2005round 1, 199715672
11 Brent Heaver 1997–1998round 1, 19971613
12 Adam Heuskes 1997–1998round 1, 1997371
13 Adam Kingsley AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 1997–2006round 1, 199717047
14 Brendon Lade AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 1997–2009round 1, 1997234182
15 Brayden Lyle 1997–2001round 1, 19979012
16 Darren Mead 1997–2002round 1, 19971228
17 Stephen Paxman 1997–2003round 1, 199713820
18 Darryl Poole 1997–1999round 1, 19972411
19 Matthew Primus StarIconGold.png 1997–2005round 1, 199713776
20 Damian Squire 1997round 1, 199754
21 Michael Wilson AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 1997–2008round 1, 199719251
22 Nigel Fiegert 1997–1999round 2, 1997196
23 Bowen Lockwood 1997–2001round 2, 19975045
24 Warren Tredrea AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png StarIconGold.png 1997–2010round 2, 1997255549
25 Gavin Wanganeen AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png StarIconGold.png Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 1997–2006round 2, 1997173138
26 Tom Carr 1997–1999round 4, 199750
27 Stephen Daniels 1997–2000round 4, 1997582
28 Nathan Eagleton 1997–1999round 5, 19975645
29 Roger James AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 1997–2005round 5, 199714787
30 John Rombotis 1997round 8, 199795
31 Jarrod Cotton 1997round 10, 199744
32 Mark Conway 1997round 14, 199710
33 Stuart Dew AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 1997–2006round 15, 1997180245
34 Nathan Steinberner 1997–2001round 21, 1997203
35 Paul Geister 1997round 22, 199710
36 Matthew Bode 1998–2000round 1, 19982925
37 Danny Morton 1998–2000round 1, 19982017
38 Chris Naish 1998–1999round 1, 19981816
39 Paul Evans 1998round 6, 199865
40 Nick Stevens 1998–2003round 6, 199812778
41 Brett Chalmers 1998–1999round 8, 19982512
42 Mark Harwood 1998–2001round 10, 19983019
43 Tom Harley 1998round 14, 199811
44 Che Cockatoo-Collins Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 1999–2003round 1, 199975106
45 Barnaby French 1999–2002round 1, 19996220
46 Jared Poulton 1999–2005round 1, 19998820
47 Jarrad Schofield 1999–2004round 1, 199913191
48 Derek Murray Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 1999–2002round 5, 1999237
49 Chad Cornes AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 1999–2011round 6, 1999239175
50 Scott Bassett 1999–2002round 14, 1999152
51 Michael Stevens 1999–2002round 17, 1999173

2000s

Cap NameCareer spanDebutGames Goals
52 Brett Montgomery AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 2000–2005round 1, 200012651
53 Steven Brosnan 2000round 3, 200010
54 Matthew Bishop AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 2000–2006round 4, 20001324
55 Josh Carr AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 2000–2004, 2009–2010round 8, 200012465
56 Brent Guerra 2000–2003round 12, 20006539
57 Paul Koulouriotis 2000round 18, 200030
58 Cain Ackland 2001round 1, 2001123
59 Darryl Wakelin AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 2001–2007round 1, 20011464
60 Dean Brogan AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 2001–2011round 9, 200117450
61 Kane Cornes AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 2001–2015round 10, 200130093
62 Damien Hardwick AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 2002–2004round 2, 2002541
63 Shaun Burgoyne AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2002–2009round 3, 2002157171
64 Domenic Cassisi AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png StarIconGold.png 2002–2014round 14, 200222874
65 Adam Morgan 2002–2003round 15, 200230
66 Jaxon Crabb 2002round 18, 200240
67 Allan Murray Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2002round 19, 200210
68 Stuart Cochrane 2003–2005round 1, 2003546
69 Byron Pickett AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2003–2005round 1, 20035580
70 Steven Salopek 2003–2012round 1, 200312153
71 Toby Thurstans AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 2003–2009round 1, 200311055
72 Chris Hall 2003round 3, 200320
73 Michael Pettigrew 2004–2011round 1, 200410325
74 Jacob Surjan 2004–2012round 1, 200412117
75 Brett Ebert 2004–2013round 2, 2004166240
76 Troy Chaplin 2004–2012round 4, 200413710
77 Josh Mahoney AFL Premiership Cup Icon.png 2004–2007round 4, 20046777
78 Brad Symes 2004–2007round 8, 2004202
79 Damon White 2004–2008round 8, 20045547
80 Aaron Shattock 2005–2006round 1, 2005111
81 Peter Walsh 2005–2006round 1, 2005356
82 Ben Eckermann 2005round 7, 200540
83 Adam Thomson 2005–2008round 11, 20052816
84 Stephen Gilham 2005round 18, 200510
85 Danyle Pearce Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2005–2012round 18, 200514774
86 Daniel Motlop Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2006–2011round 1, 200683155
87 Nathan Lonie 2006–2008round 2, 20064016
88 Fabian Deluca 2006–2008round 5, 2006111
89 James Ezard 2006round 8, 200641
90 Elijah Ware Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2006round 12, 200621
91 Matt Thomas 2006–2013round 14, 20068730
92 Tom Logan 2006–2014round 15, 200611427
93 Alipate Carlile 2006–2016round 16, 20061675
94 Greg Bentley 2006–2008round 19, 2006216
95 Nick Lower 2006–2009round 19, 2006200
96 Ryan Willits 2006round 20, 200631
97 Adam Cockshell 2007round 1, 200721
98 Nathan Krakouer Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2007–2010, 2015–2017round 1, 20076916
99 David Rodan 2007–2012round 1, 200711186
100 Robbie Gray 2007–2022round 10, 2007271367
101 Justin Westhoff 2007–2020round 10, 2007248291
102 Travis Boak ^ StarIconGold.png 2007–round 12, 2007348204
103 Paul Stewart 2008–2016round 1, 200810133
104 Mitch Farmer 2008–2009round 18, 200830
105 Nick Salter 2008–2011round 18, 20082112
106 Ryan Williams 2008round 19, 200820
107 Matthew Westhoff 2008–2011round 20, 200865
108 Marlon Motlop Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2008–2009round 21, 200852
109 Wade Thompson Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2009round 3, 200920
110 Hamish Hartlett 2009–2021round 4, 200919377
111 Jason Davenport 2009–2011round 7, 20092829
112 Danny Meyer 2009–2010round 12, 200991
113 Matthew Broadbent 2009–2019round 16, 200917152

2010s

Cap NameCareer spanDebutGames Goals
114 Mitch Banner 2010–2011round 1, 20101916
115 Scott Harding 2010round 1, 201020
116 Cameron Hitchcock 2010–2014round 1, 20103531
117 Andrew Moore 2010–2015round 1, 20105518
118 Jay Schulz 2010–2016round 1, 2010123275
119 Jackson Trengove 2010–2017round 1, 201015330
120 Cameron Cloke 2010round 3, 201010
121 Daniel Stewart 2010–2013round 4, 20103631
122 Matthew Lobbe 2010–2017round 5, 20109221
123 Jay Nash 2010round 9, 201080
124 Jarrad Irons 2011round 11, 201033
125 Cam O'Shea 2011–2016round 1, 2011817
126 Jasper Pittard 2011–2018round 1, 201112611
127 Simon Phillips 2011–2012round 7, 201197
128 Ben Jacobs 2011–2012round 8, 2011265
129 John Butcher 2011–2016round 21, 20113141
130 Tom Jonas StarIconGold.png 2011–2023round 21, 20112152
131 Brad Ebert 2012–2020round 1, 2012184107
132 John McCarthy 2012round 1, 2012215
133 Jarrad Redden 2012–2015round 1, 2012163
134 Chad Wingard Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2012–2018round 1, 2012147232
135 Darren Pfeiffer 2012–2013round 4, 2012162
136 Brent Renouf 2012–2014round 4, 2012164
137 Aaron Young 2012–2017round 5, 20127662
138 Nathan Blee 2012–2013round 20, 201260
139 Campbell Heath 2013–2014round 1, 2013123
140 Kane Mitchell 2013–2016round 1, 20133519
141 Angus Monfries 2013–2017round 1, 20136183
142 Jake Neade Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2013–2018round 1, 20136655
143 Lewis Stevenson 2013–2014round 1, 201390
144 Ollie Wines ^ StarIconGold.png 2013–round 1, 201322893
145 Sam Colquhoun 2013–2016round 7, 2013163
146 Jack Hombsch 2013–2018round 10, 2013891
147 Tom Clurey ^2014–round 1, 20141100
148 Jarman Impey Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2014–2017round 1, 20147534
149 Jared Polec 2014–2018round 1, 20149046
150 Matthew White 2014–2017round 1, 20144844
151 Sam Gray 2014–2019round 4, 20149683
152 Ben Newton 2014round 7, 201440
153 Paddy Ryder Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2015–2019round 1, 20157354
154 Brendon Ah Chee Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2015–2017round 3, 20152717
155 Karl Amon Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2015–2022round 7, 201512455
156 Charlie Dixon ^2015–round 7, 2015141230
157 Dougal Howard 2016–2019round 2, 20164514
158 Jimmy Toumpas 2016–2018round 2, 2016101
159 Darcy Byrne-Jones ^2016–round 3, 201616921
160 Logan Austin 2016–2017round 11, 2016130
161 Jesse Palmer 2016–2017round 21, 201630
162 Riley Bonner ^2016–2023round 23, 20169311
163 Will Snelling 2016-2018round 23, 201611
164 Brett Eddy 2017round 1, 201733
165 Dan Houston ^2017–round 1, 201714634
166 Sam Powell-Pepper ^ Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2017–round 1, 2017139103
167 Aidyn Johnson Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2017–2019round 5, 2017118
168 Joe Atley 2017–2020round 16, 201740
169 Todd Marshall ^2017–round 22, 201797138
170 Dom Barry Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2018round 1, 201850
171 Steven Motlop Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2018–2022round 1, 20188254
172 Tom Rockliff 2018–2021round 1, 20185413
173 Jack Watts 2018–2020round 1, 20182118
174 Trent McKenzie ^2018–round 4, 2018591
175 Lindsay Thomas Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2018round 5, 201874
176 Jack Trengove 2018–2019round 15, 201830
177 Jarrod Lienert 2018–2021round 18, 2018231
178 Kane Farrell ^2018–round 19, 20187140
179 Billy Frampton 2018–2019round 23, 201834
180 Ryan Burton ^2019-round 1, 20199216
181 Zak Butters ^2019–round 1, 20199355
182 Willem Drew ^2019–round 1, 20195610
183 Xavier Duursma 2019–2023round 1, 20197333
184 Scott Lycett 2019–2023round 1, 20197116
185 Connor Rozee ^ StarIconGold.png 2019–round 1, 201910698
186 Joel Garner 2019–2021round 9, 201940
187 Peter Ladhams 2019–2021round 10, 20195959
188 Cameron Sutcliffe 2019–2020round 17, 201995

2020s

Cap NameCareer spanDebutGames Goals
189 Mitch Georgiades ^2020-round 1, 20204965
190 Sam Mayes 2019—2022round 7, 2020176
191 Boyd Woodcock 2019–2020round 10, 2020127
192 Aliir Aliir ^2021–round 1, 2021620
193 Miles Bergman ^2020–round 1, 20215716
194 Orazio Fantasia 2021–2023round 1, 20211930
195 Lachie Jones ^ Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2021–round 4, 2021215
196 Martin Frederick Flag of South Sudan.svg 2021–2022round 6, 2021142
197 Dylan Williams ^2021–round 15, 2021220
198 Jed McEntee ^2021–round 18, 20212316
199 Jeremy Finlayson ^ Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2022–round 1, 20224259
200 Jackson Mead ^2022–round 1, 2022183
201 Josh Sinn ^2022–round 1, 202240
202 Sam Skinner 2022round 2, 202220
203 Trent Dumont ^2022–round 4, 202282
204 Sam Hayes 2022–2023round 5, 2022110
205 Brynn Teakle 2022–2023round 14, 202261
206 Jase Burgoyne ^ Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2022–round 16, 2022132
207 Francis Evans ^2023– 20231010
208 Jason Horne-Francis ^ Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2023–round 1, 20232416
209 Willie Rioli ^ Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2023–round 1, 20231931
210 Ollie Lord ^2023–round 6, 20231315
211 Quinton Narkle ^ Australian Aboriginal Flag.svg 2023–round 14, 202334
212 Dante Visentini ^2023–round 16, 202330
213 Esava Ratugolea ^2024–round 1, 2024--
214 Ivan Soldo ^2024–round 1, 2024--
215 Brandon Zerk-Thatcher ^2024–round 1, 2024--

Listed players yet to make their debut for Port Adelaide

PlayerDate of birthAcquiredRecruited fromListed
Rookie Senior
Hugh Jackson 3 May 2003No. 55, 2021 national draft North Adelaide 2021–
Tom McCallum 15 September 2004No. 36, 2022 national draft Tasmania Devils 2022–
Thomas Scully 2 November 2004No. 53, 2022 national draft West Adelaide 2022–
Kyle Marshall 10 April 2004No. 39, 2022 national draft South Adelaide 2022–
Jordon Sweet 2 February 1998 2023 trade period Western Bulldogs 2023–
Tom Anastasopoulos 31 May 2005No. 48, 2023 national draft Geelong Falcons 2023–
Lachlan Charleson 29 January 2005No. 52, 2023 national draft Greater Western Victoria Rebels 2023–
Will Lorenz 19 February 2005No. 57, 2023 national draft Oakleigh Chargers 2023–
Xavier Walsh 6 September 2005No. 13, 2024 rookie draft East Perth 2024–

Notes

  1. 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.

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References

  1. "Port Adelaide - All Time Player List". AFL Tables. Retrieved 3 February 2015.