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2019 AFL draft

2019 AFL draft
General information
Date(s)27 May - Mid-season Draft
27-28 November - National Draft
29 November - Rookie Draft
LocationMarvel Stadium
Network(s)Fox Footy
Sponsored byNational Australia Bank
Overview
LeagueAFL
First selectionMatt Rowell (Gold Coast)
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The 2019 AFL draft consisted of the various periods where the 18 clubs in the Australian Football League (AFL) can trade and recruit players following the completion of the 2019 AFL season.

Key dates

Table of key dates[1]
Event Date(s)
Mid-season rookie draft 27 May
Free agency period Restricted and Unrestricted: 4–10 October
Delisted: 1–11 November; 13–22 November; 28 November-2 December
Trade period Players and selections: 7–16 October
Selections only: 17 October–22 November
National draft First round: 27 November
Second and subsequent rounds: 28 November
Rookie draft 29 November
Pre-season supplemental selection period December - March

Mid-season rookie draft

The first mid-season draft since 1993 was held after Round 10 of the 2019 AFL season on 27 May.[2][3] The draft was only open to clubs with inactive players on their list and vacancies available, such as long-term injuries or retirements. Players recruited during the mid-season draft earned a contract for the remainder of the season, though had the option of negotiating terms for an extension at any period throughout the season.[3]

Table of mid-season draft selections
Round Pick Player Club Recruited from Pick due to
Club League
1 1 Josh Deluca Carlton Subiaco WAFL Jarrod Pickett long-term injury
2 Mitch Riordan Gold Coast Dandenong Stingrays NAB League Harrison Wigg long-term injury
3 Kyle Dunkley Melbourne Footscray VFL Aaron Nietschke long-term injury
4 Michael Knoll Sydney South Adelaide SANFL Kurt Tippett retirement
5 Lachlan Hosie North Melbourne Glenelg SANFL Ed Vickers-Willis long-term injury
6 Ryan Gardner Western Bulldogs Footscray VFL Liam Picken retirement
7 Will Snelling Essendon West Adelaide SANFL Devon Smith long-term injury
8 Jack Mayo St Kilda Subiaco WAFL Paddy McCartin long-term injury
9 Cameron Sutcliffe Port Adelaide Port Adelaide SANFL Jake Patmore long-term injury
10 Passed Hawthorn — — Tim Mohr long-term injury
11 Dillon O'Reilly Fremantle East Fremantle WAFL Matt Taberner long-term injury
12 Passed Adelaide — — Tom Doedee long-term injury
13 Marlion Pickett+ Richmond South Fremantle WAFL Shaun Grigg retirement
14 John Noble Collingwood West Adelaide SANFL Lynden Dunn long-term injury
2 15 Passed Gold Coast — — Rory Thompson long-term injury
16 Cody Hirst Sydney Eastern Ranges NAB League Heath Grundy retirement
17 Passed Western Bulldogs — — Tom Boyd retirement
18 Passed Essendon — — Sam Draper long-term injury

Previous trades

Since 2015, clubs have been able to trade future picks in the next year's national draft during the trade period. As a result, a total of 34 selections for the 2019 draft were traded during the 2018 trade period, including (for the first time) at the 2018 National Draft, where 14 picks were traded. The selection order for each of these picks is tied to the original club's finishing position in the 2019 season.[4]

Table of previously traded selections
Rd Orig. Club New Club Acquired via Ref
1 Brisbane Lions Gold Coast Pick swap [5]
Essendon Greater Western Sydney Dylan Shiel trade [6]
Collingwood Brisbane Lions Dayne Beams trade [7]
Adelaide Carlton Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft [8]
Carlton Adelaide
2 St Kilda Sydney Dan Hannebery trade [9]
Carlton Adelaide via Greater Western Sydney (Will Setterfield trade)
On-traded to Adelaide (Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft) 		[10]
[11]
Gold Coast Brisbane Lions Pick swap [5]
Greater Western Sydney Essendon Dylan Shiel trade [6]
Sydney West Coast Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft [12]
3 Richmond Gold Coast Anthony Miles and Corey Ellis trade [13]
Gold Coast Richmond
Adelaide Carlton Mitch McGovern and Shane McAdam trade [14]
Fremantle Brisbane Lions via Port Adelaide (Pick swap)
On-traded to Brisbane Lions (Sam Mayes trade) 		[15]
[16]
Hawthorn Western Bulldogs via Gold Coast (Jack Scrimshaw trade)
On traded to Brisbane Lions (pick swap)
On-traded to Western Bulldogs (Marcus Adams trade) 		[17]
[5]
[18]
Port Adelaide Hawthorn Chad Wingard and Ryan Burton trade [16]
West Coast Sydney Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft [19]
St Kilda Western Bulldogs via North Melbourne (Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft)
On-traded to Western Bulldogs (Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft) 		[20]
[21]
4 North Melbourne Port Adelaide Jared Polec and Jasper Pittard trade [22]
St Kilda West Coast Tom Hickey trade [23]
West Coast Carlton via St Kilda (Tom Hickey trade)
On-traded to Carlton (Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft) 		[23]
[24]
Gold Coast St Kilda via Hawthorn (Jack Scrimshaw trade)
On-traded to Greater Western Sydney (Tom Scully trade)
On-traded to St Kilda (Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft) 		[17]
[25]
[26]
Greater Western Sydney St Kilda (Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft) [26]
Adelaide Port Adelaide via Gold Coast (pick swap)
On-traded to Port Adelaide (Jack Hombsch trade) 		[27]
[28]
Western Bulldogs Port Adelaide via Hawthorn (Taylor Duryea trade)
On-traded to Port Adelaide (Chad Wingard and Ryan Burton trade) 		[29]
[16]
Fremantle Essendon Travis Colyer trade [30]
Carlton Sydney Nic Newman trade [31]
Brisbane Lions North Melbourne Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft [32]
Hawthorn Collingwood Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft [33]
Geelong Richmond Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft [34]
5 Carlton Greater Western Sydney via Adelaide (Mitch McGovern and Shane McAdam trade)
On-traded to Greater Western Sydney (Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft) 		[14]
[11]
West Coast Gold Coast Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft [35]
Adelaide Carlton Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft [11]
Collingwood Hawthorn Pick swap at the 2018 National Draft [33]

Free agency

2019 AFL free agency period signings
Player Date Free agent type Former club New club Compensation Ref
Brandon Ellis 4 October Restricted Richmond Gold Coast 2nd round [36]
Cam Ellis-Yolmen 5 October Unrestricted Adelaide Brisbane Lions 3rd round [37]
Adam Tomlinson 7 October Unrestricted Greater Western Sydney Melbourne End of 2nd round [38]
Grant Birchall 10 October Unrestricted Hawthorn Brisbane Lions None [39]
Wylie Buzza 1 November Delisted Geelong Port Adelaide None [40]
Jack Newnes Delisted St Kilda Carlton None [41]
Kaiden Brand Delisted Hawthorn Sydney None [42]
Sam Gray Delisted Port Adelaide Sydney None
Ryan Abbott 22 November Delisted Geelong St Kilda None [43]
Josh Walker 29 November Delisted Brisbane Lions North Melbourne None [44]

Trades

2019 AFL trade period
Date No. Player(s) Traded from Traded to Traded for Ref
9 October 1 Tim Kelly Geelong West Coast Pick 14 [45]
2020 third round pick (Geelong) Pick 24
2020 first round pick (West Coast)
Pick 52 Essendon Pick 33
Pick 37 Geelong Pick 57
10 October 2 Pick 6 St Kilda Greater Western Sydney Pick 12 [46]
Pick 59 Pick 18
11 October 3 Sam Frost Melbourne Hawthorn Pick 50 [47]
Pick 42
Pick 61 2020 second round pick (Hawthorn)
2020 fourth round pick (Melbourne)
4 Ed Langdon Fremantle Melbourne Pick 22 [48]
Pick 26 Pick 79
2020 fourth round pick (Fremantle) 2020 second round pick (Melbourne)
5 Pick 46 Brisbane Lions West Coast Pick 52 [49]
Pick 91 Pick 64
14 October 6 Eddie Betts Adelaide Carlton 2020 fourth round pick (Carlton) [50]
15 October 7 Jonathon Patton Greater Western Sydney Hawthorn 2020 fourth round pick (Melbourne) [51]
8 Pick 8 North Melbourne Melbourne Pick 26 [52]
Pick 50
2020 first round pick (Melbourne)
9 Sam Jacobs Adelaide Greater Western Sydney 2020 fourth round pick (GWS) [53]
10 Billy Frampton Port Adelaide Adelaide 2020 fourth round pick (GWS) [54]
11 Dougal Howard Port Adelaide St Kilda Pick 12 [55]
Paddy Ryder Pick 18
Pick 10 2020 third round pick (St Kilda)
2020 fourth round pick (Port Adelaide)
12 Hugh Greenwood Adelaide Gold Coast 2020 third round pick (Gold Coast) [56]
2020 fourth round pick (Gold Coast)
13 Darcy Cameron Sydney Collingwood Pick 56 [57]
Pick 62
16 October 14 Pick 48 Carlton Sydney Pick 54 [58]
Pick 63
15 Zac Smith Geelong Gold Coast Pick 58 [59]
16 Lewis Taylor Brisbane Lions Sydney Pick 48 [60]
17 Jack Steven St Kilda Geelong Pick 58 [61]
18 Callum Ah Chee Gold Coast Brisbane Lions 2020 second round pick (Brisbane Lions) [62]
2020 fourth round pick (Brisbane Lions)
19 Bradley Hill Fremantle St Kilda Blake Acres [63]
Pick 10
Pick 58
2020 third round pick (Fremantle) 2020 second round pick (St Kilda)
2020 fourth round pick (St Kilda)
20 Marc Pittonet Hawthorn Carlton Pick 54 [64]
Pick 61 Pick 63
21 Andrew Phillips Carlton Essendon Pick 57 [65]
Pick 61
Pick 72 Pick 70
22 Josh Bruce St Kilda Western Bulldogs Pick 32 [66]
Pick 51
23 Alex Keath Adelaide Western Bulldogs Pick 45 [67]
2020 third round pick (Adelaide) 2020 second round pick (Western Bulldogs)
24 Tom Cutler Brisbane Lions Essendon Pick 72 [68]
Pick 64 2020 third round pick (Essendon)
25 Zak Jones Sydney St Kilda Pick 32 [69]
Pick 56 Pick 76
2020 fourth round pick (Sydney) 2020 third round pick (Fremantle)
26 Dan Butler Richmond St Kilda Pick 56 [70]
27 Josh Jenkins Adelaide Geelong Pick 37 [71]
2020 third round pick (Gold Coast)
28 Aiden Bonar Greater Western Sydney North Melbourne 2020 third round pick (North Melbourne) [72]
2020 fourth round pick (Melbourne)
29 James Aish Collingwood Fremantle 2020 second round pick (St Kilda) [73]
Pick 69 2020 fourth round pick (St Kilda)
2020 third round pick (Collingwood)
18 November 30 Pick 16 Brisbane Lions Port Adelaide Pick 29 [74]
Pick 52 Pick 71
Pick 55 2020 first round pick (Port Adelaide)
Pick 72
19 November 31 Pick 4 Adelaide Greater Western Sydney Pick 6 [75]
2020 first round pick (GWS)
20 November 32 Pick 30 Hawthorn North Melbourne Pick 50 [76]
Pick 73
2020 second round pick (North Melbourne)
21 November 33 Pick 48 Brisbane Lions Collingwood 2020 second round pick (Collingwood) [77]
2020 third round pick (Essendon)
34 Pick 22 Fremantle Adelaide Pick 28 [78]
2020 third round pick (Collingwood) Pick 49
2020 fourth round pick (Carlton)
35 Pick 10 Fremantle Melbourne Pick 8 [79]
Pick 28
2020 fourth round pick (Carlton)
27 November
(first round) 		36 Pick 60 Greater Western Sydney Collingwood Pick 62 [80]
Pick 70
37 Pick 66 Fremantle Port Adelaide Pick 52 [81]
2020 second round pick (Fremantle) Pick 55
38 Pick 11 Carlton Gold Coast Pick 17 [82]
Pick 62 Pick 22
39 Pick 20 Port Adelaide Carlton Pick 22 [83]
Pick 55
28 November
(second round) 		40 Pick 22 Port Adelaide Brisbane Lions Pick 23 [84]
2020 fourth round pick (GWS) 2020 second round pick (Collingwood)
41 Pick 61 Port Adelaide Sydney Pick 65 [85]
Pick 68
42 Pick 43 Hawthorn Collingwood 2020 third round pick (Essendon) [86]
43 Pick 25 Adelaide Sydney Pick 27 [87]
2020 fourth round pick (Adelaide) 2020 third round pick (Fremantle)
44 Pick 27 Geelong Gold Coast Pick 64
2020 first round priority pick (Gold Coast)
45 Pick 30 North Melbourne Essendon Pick 35
Pick 50 2020 second round pick (Essendon)
46 Pick 47 Sydney Brisbane Lions Pick 38
Pick 59 2020 third round pick (Brisbane Lions)
2020 third round pick (Sydney)
47 Pick 45 Richmond Collingwood Pick 46
2020 second round pick (Richmond) 2020 second round pick (St Kilda)
48 Pick 50 Essendon Geelong Pick 63
2020 third round pick (Gold Coast)
2020 fourth round pick (Geelong)
49 Pick 51 Collingwood Greater Western Sydney 2020 third round pick (GWS)
2020 fourth round pick (Collingwood)
50 Pick 61 Brisbane Lions Fremantle 2020 fifth round pick (Fremantle)
51 Pick 58 Essendon West Coast 2020 fourth round pick (West Coast)
52 Pick 62 Hawthorn Western Bulldogs 2020 fourth round pick (Western Bulldogs)

Retirements and delistings

Gold Coast concessions

Due to poor on-field results and issues with player retention, prior to the draft, the AFL announced a "rescue package" for Gold Coast [172] which included:

  • The first pick of the first round of the 2019 National Draft (pick #1).
  • The first pick of the second round of the 2019 National Draft (pick #22, since traded to Carlton, then on-traded to Port Adelaide and then Brisbane Lions).
  • A mid-first round pick in the 2020 AFL draft (pick #11, since traded to Geelong at the 2019 National Draft, then on-traded to GWS).
  • The first pick of the second round of the 2021 AFL draft (pick #19, since traded to Fremantle).
  • Darwin was added to its Academy zone
  • The ability to be able to pre-list Academy players.
  • An expanded Category A rookie list of up to ten players, with the club having a maximum roster of 53 players.

2019 national draft

^ Denotes player who has been inducted to the Australian Football Hall of Fame
* Denotes player who has been a premiership player and been selected for at least one All-Australian team
+ Denotes player who has been a premiership player at least once
x Denotes player who has been selected for at least one All-Australian team
# Denotes player who has never played in a VFL/AFL home and away season or finals game
~ Denotes player who has been selected as Rising Star
Table of national draft selections
Rd. Pick Player Club Recruited from Notes
Club League
Priority 1 Matt Rowell Gold Coast Oakleigh Chargers NAB League
1 2 Noah Anderson Gold Coast Oakleigh Chargers NAB League
3 Luke Jackson Melbourne East Fremantle WAFL
4 Lachlan Ash Greater Western Sydney Murray Bushrangers NAB League Traded from Adelaide; received from Carlton in 2018
5 Dylan Stephens Sydney Norwood SANFL
6 Fischer McAsey Adelaide Sandringham Dragons NAB League Traded from Greater Western Sydney; received from St Kilda
7 Hayden Young Fremantle Dandenong Stingrays NAB League
8 Caleb Serong Fremantle Gippsland Power NAB League Traded from Melbourne; received from North Melbourne
9 Liam Henry Fremantle Claremont WAFL Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous), matched bid by Carlton
10 Tom Green Greater Western Sydney Canberra Demons NEAFL Academy selection, matched bid by Carlton
11 Sam Flanders Gold Coast Gippsland Power NAB League Traded from Carlton at the draft; received from Adelaide in 2018
12 Kysaiah Pickett Melbourne Woodville-West Torrens SANFL Traded from Fremantle; received from St Kilda; received from Port Adelaide
13 Will Day Hawthorn West Adelaide SANFL
14 Miles Bergman Port Adelaide Sandringham Dragons NAB League Traded from St Kilda; received from GWS; received from Essendon in 2018
15 Cody Weightman Western Bulldogs Dandenong Stingrays NAB League
16 Cooper Stephens Geelong Geelong Falcons NAB League Traded from West Coast
17 Brodie Kemp Carlton Bendigo Pioneers NAB League Traded from Gold Coast at the draft; received from Brisbane Lions in 2018
18 Mitch Georgiades Port Adelaide Subiaco WAFL Traded from Brisbane Lions; received from Collingwood in 2018
19 Sam De Koning Geelong Dandenong Stingrays NAB League
20 Sam Philp Carlton Northern Knights NAB League Traded from Port Adelaide at the draft; received from St Kilda; received from Greater Western Sydney
21 Thomson Dow Richmond Bendigo Pioneers NAB League
Priority 22 Deven Robertson Brisbane Lions Perth WAFL Traded from Port Adelaide; received from Carlton at the draft; received from Gold Coast at the draft
2 23 Dylan Williams Port Adelaide Oakleigh Chargers NAB League Traded from Brisbane Lions; received from Gold Coast in 2018
24 Harry Schoenberg Adelaide Woodville-West Torrens SANFL Traded from Fremantle; received from Melbourne
25 Jackson Mead Port Adelaide Woodville-West Torrens SANFL Father–son selection (son of Darren Mead), matched bid by Sydney
26 Will Gould Sydney Glenelg SANFL Traded from Adelaide at the draft; received from Carlton (via Greater Western Sydney) in 2018
27 Jeremy Sharp Gold Coast East Fremantle WAFL Traded from Geelong at the draft; received from West Coast; received from Sydney in 2018
28 Josh Worrell Adelaide Sandringham Dragons NAB League Traded from Sydney at the draft; received from St Kilda in 2018
29 Finn Maginness Hawthorn Sandringham Dragons NAB League Father–son selection (son of Scott Maginness), matched bid by North Melbourne
30 Harrison Jones Essendon Calder Cannons NAB League Traded from North Melbourne at the draft; received from Melbourne; received from Fremantle
31 Charlie Comben North Melbourne Gippsland Power NAB League
32 Trent Rivers Melbourne East Fremantle WAFL Traded from Fremantle; received from Adelaide
33 Brock Smith Brisbane Lions Gippsland Power NAB League Traded from Port Adelaide
34 Jack Mahony North Melbourne Sandringham Dragons NAB League Traded from Hawthorn
35 Flynn Perez North Melbourne Bendigo Pioneers NAB League Traded from Essendon at the draft
36 Elijah Taylor Sydney Perth WAFL Traded from St Kilda; received from Western Bulldogs
37 Keidean Coleman Brisbane Lions Brisbane Lions NEAFL Academy selection, matched bid by Essendon
38 Nick Bryan Essendon Oakleigh Chargers NAB League Traded from West Coast
39 Chad Warner Sydney East Fremantle WAFL
40 Jay Rantall Collingwood GWV Rebels NAB League
41 Francis Evans Geelong Calder Cannons NAB League
42 Ronin O'Connor Adelaide Claremont WAFL Traded from Geelong; received from Essendon; received from Greater Western Sydney in 2018
43 Noah Cumberland Richmond Brisbane Lions NEAFL Academy eligible for Brisbane Lions, but they did not match Richmond's bid.
44 Will Martyn Richmond Brisbane Lions NEAFL Academy eligible for Brisbane Lions, but they did not match Richmond's bid.
Free Agency compensation pick (Ellis)
3 45 Trent Bianco Collingwood Oakleigh Chargers NAB League Traded from Richmond at the draft; received from Gold Coast in 2018
46 Hugo Ralphsmith Richmond Sandringham Dragons NAB League Traded from Hawthorn at the draft; received from Melbourne
47 Sam Ramsay Carlton Calder Cannons NAB League
48 Lachlan Gollant Adelaide Calder Cannons NAB League Traded from Western Bulldogs; received from St Kilda (via North Melbourne) in 2018
49 Callum Jamieson West Coast Claremont WAFL Traded from Brisbane Lions; received from Fremantle (via Port Adelaide) in 2018
50 Cameron Taheny Geelong Norwood SANFL Traded from Essendon at the draft; received from North Melbourne at the draft
51 Jake Riccardi Greater Western Sydney Werribee VFL Traded from Collingwood at the draft; received from Brisbane Lions; received from Sydney; received from Carlton (via Adelaide) in 2018
52 Ryan Byrnes St Kilda Sandringham Dragons NAB League Traded from Western Bulldogs; received from Hawthorn (via Gold Coast and Brisbane Lions) in 2018
53 Louis Butler Western Bulldogs Sandringham Dragons NAB League
54 Bigoa Nyuon Richmond Dandenong Stingrays NAB League Next Generation Academy eligible for St Kilda, but they did not match Richmond's bid.
Traded from St Kilda; received from Sydney; received from Collingwood
4 55 Trey Ruscoe Collingwood East Fremantle WAFL Traded from Greater Western Sydney at the draft; originally Pick 58 [a]
56 Ned Cahill Essendon Dandenong Stingrays NAB League Traded from Carlton; received from Hawthorn; received from Melbourne
57 Josh Morris Hawthorn Woodville-West Torrens SANFL Traded from Carlton; received from Sydney
58 Ben Johnson West Coast West Perth WAFL Traded from Essendon at the draft; received from Brisbane Lions; received from West Coast; received from St Kilda in 2018
59 Jaxon Prior Brisbane Lions West Perth WAFL Traded from Port Adelaide; received from Western Bulldogs (via Hawthorn) in 2018
60 Jy Farrar Gold Coast Adelaide SANFL Traded from North Melbourne; received from Brisbane Lions in 2018
61 Michael Frederick Fremantle Woodville-West Torrens SANFL Traded from Brisbane Lions at the draft
62 Riley Garcia Western Bulldogs Swan Districts WAFL Traded from Hawthorn at the draft
5 63 Lachlan Johnson Essendon Oakleigh Chargers NAB League
64 Leo Connolly St Kilda Gippsland Power NAB League
65 Thomas Hutchesson Greater Western Sydney Adelaide SANFL

Rookie elevations

Clubs were able to promote any player who was listed on their rookie list in 2019 to their 2020 primary playing list prior to the draft.

+ Table of rookie elevations[174]
Player Club
Lachlan Murphy Adelaide
Mitch Hinge Brisbane Lions
Oscar McInerney
Max Lynch Collingwood
Sam Draper Essendon
Shaun McKernan
Stefan Giro Fremantle
Zach Guthrie Geelong
Sam Simpson
Oliver Hanrahan Hawthorn
Conor Nash
Cameron Zurhaar North Melbourne
Jarrod Lienert Port Adelaide
Peter Ladhams
Darragh Joyce St Kilda
James Bell Sydney
Ben Ronke
Francis Watson West Coast

2020 pre-season draft

The 2020 pre-season draft was held on the morning of Friday, 29 November 2019 prior to the commencement of the rookie draft.

Table of pre-season draft selections
Round Pick Player Club Recruited from Notes
Club League
1 1 Jack Martin Carlton Gold Coast AFL
2 Michael Hartley Hawthorn Essendon AFL

2020 rookie draft

Table of rookie draft selections
Round Pick Player Club Recruited from Notes
Club League
1 1 Josh Schoenfeld Gold Coast Gold Coast AFL
2 Passed Melbourne — —
3 Josh Honey Carlton Western Jets NAB League
4 Brady Rowles Sydney Bendigo Pioneers NAB League
5 Jack Bell St Kilda Sandringham Dragons NAB League
6 Jarvis Pina Fremantle Peel Thunder WAFL
7 Ben Keays Adelaide Brisbane Lions AFL
8 Jake Pasini Port Adelaide Swan Districts WAFL
9 Emerson Jeka Hawthorn Western Jets NAB League
10 Mitchell Hibberd Essendon Williamstown VFL
11 Anthony Treacy West Coast Claremont WAFL
12 Sam Skinner Brisbane Lions Brisbane Lions AFL
13 Passed Collingwood — —
14 Bradley Close+ Geelong Glenelg SANFL
15 Jake Stein Greater Western Sydney Greater Western Sydney AFL
2 16 Connor Budarick Gold Coast Gold Coast NEAFL Academy selection
17 Passed Melbourne — —
18 Fraser Phillips Carlton Gippsland Power NAB League
19 Jack Maibaum Sydney Sydney AFL
20 Tom North Fremantle Fremantle AFL
21 Ben Crocker Adelaide Collingwood AFL
22 Trent Burgoyne Port Adelaide Woodville-West Torrens SANFL Father–son selection (son of Peter Burgoyne)
23 Passed Hawthorn — —
24 Passed Essendon — —
25 Mitch O'Neill West Coast Tasmania Devils NAB League
26 Corey Lyons Brisbane Lions Brisbane Lions AFL
27 Oscar Brownless Geelong Geelong AFL
28 Tom Sheridan Greater Western Sydney Greater Western Sydney AFL
3 29 Matt Conroy Gold Coast Gold Coast NEAFL Academy selection
30 Hugh Dixon Fremantle Fremantle AFL
31 Passed Adelaide — —
32 Boyd Woodcock Port Adelaide Port Adelaide AFL
33 Brendon Ah Chee West Coast West Coast AFL
34 Archie Smith Brisbane Lions Brisbane Lions AFL
35 Lachie Henderson Geelong Geelong AFL
36 Zach Sproule Greater Western Sydney Greater Western Sydney AFL
4 37 Malcolm Rosas Jr Gold Coast NT Thunder NEAFL Academy selection
38 Riley Grundy Port Adelaide Port Adelaide AFL
39 Hamish Brayshaw West Coast West Coast AFL
40 Passed Greater Western Sydney — —
5 41 Passed Gold Coast — —
42 Passed West Coast — —

Category B rookie selections

Clubs were able to nominate category B rookies to join their club in 2020.

Table of Category B rookie selections
Name Club Origin Note Ref
Matt Eagles Brisbane Lions Brisbane Lions Winner of The Recruit in 2016 (re-signed player) [175]
Tom Wilson Collingwood Sydney Kings (NBL) 3-year non-registered player (basketball) [176]
Ross McQuillan Essendon Armagh GAA International selection (Ireland) [177]
Cian McBride Meath GAA International selection (Ireland) [178]
Tom Hird Port Melbourne SC (NPL Victoria) 3-year non-registered player (soccer)
(also the son of James Hird) 		[179]
Isaiah Butters Fremantle Claremont (WAFL) Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous) [180]
Leno Thomas Claremont (WAFL) Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous)
Luke Towey Gold Coast Sligo GAA International selection (Ireland) [181]
Patrick Murtagh Gold Coast (NEAFL) Queensland Academy zone selection [182]
Harry Pepper Hawthorn Gippsland Power (NAB League) Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous) [183]
Matthew McGuinness North Melbourne Tasmania Devils (NAB League) Next Generation Academy selection (Indigenous) [184]
Barry O'Connor Sydney Wexford GAA International selection (Ireland) [185]

Pre-season supplemental selection period

Player Club Recruited from Notes Ref
Club League
Ayce Taylor Adelaide North Melbourne VFL [186]
Callum Moore Carlton Richmond AFL [187]
Lynden Dunn Collingwood Collingwood AFL Re-signed player [188]
Jacob Townsend Essendon Richmond AFL [189]
Henry Crauford Norwood SANFL [186]
Mitch Brown Melbourne Essendon AFL [190]
Harley Bennell Fremantle AFL [191]
Keegan Brooksby Hawthorn West Coast AFL [192]
Darren Minchington Hawthorn AFL Re-signed player [193]
Nic Reid West Coast West Coast WAFL [194]
Jamaine Jones Geelong AFL

See also

References

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  2. ^ Cleary, Mitch; Beveridge, Riley (7 February 2019). "Mid-season draft: When is it and how will it work?". afl.com.au. Telstra. Retrieved 8 February 2019.
  3. ^ a b Cleary, Mitch (21 March 2019). "AFL reveals key dates for Mid-Season Rookie Draft". afl.com.au. Telstra. Retrieved 21 March 2019.
  4. ^ Twomey, Callum (20 February 2018). "Why Suns want Eagles to plummet". AFL.com.au. AFL Media. Archived from the original on 8 April 2018. Retrieved 8 September 2018.
  5. ^ a b c @AFL_House (17 October 2018). "Trade paperwork officially lodged. Brisbane Lions has traded Future Round One Selection to the Gold Coast Suns for Rd 1 (19), Future Round 2 Selection & its Future Round 3 Selection (on traded from Hawthorn)" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  6. ^ a b @AFL_House (17 October 2018). "Trade paperwork officially lodged. GWS Giants trade Dylan Shiel and its Future Rd 2 Selection to Essendon for its Rd 1 (9) and Future Rd 1 Selection" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  7. ^ @AFL_House (17 October 2018). "Trade paperwork officially lodged. Brisbane Lions trade Dayne Beams, Rd 3 (41) (on traded from Gold Coast Suns), Rd 3 (44) (on traded from Gold Coast Suns) to Collingwood for Rd 1 (18), Rd 3 (56) and Future Rd 1 Selection" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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  12. ^ @WestCoastEagles (22 November 2018). "Another live trade! We've traded Pick 24 to the Sydney Swans for their future 2019 second round selection" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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  15. ^ @AFL_House (11 October 2018). "Trade paperwork officially lodged. Fremantle have traded its Rd 1 (6), and its Future Round Three Selection to Port Adelaide for its Rd 1 (11), Rd 2 (23), Rd 2 (30), Rd 3 (49)" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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  18. ^ @AFL_House (17 October 2018). "Trade paperwork officially lodged. Western Bulldogs trade Marcus Adams to the Brisbane Lions for Rd 2 (32) and 2019 Future Rd 3 Selection (on traded from Gold Coast Suns)" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  19. ^ @WestCoastEagles (22 November 2018). "We've made history by brokering the first live trade in #AFLDraft history. We have sent our 2019 future third round selection to the Sydney Swans in exchange for Pick 26 in this year's draft" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  20. ^ @afldraft (23 November 2018). "Pick swap: @stkildafc trades its 2019 third-round pick to @NMFCOfficial for pick 51" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  21. ^ @afldraft (23 November 2018). "Pick swap: @westernbulldogs trade pick 46 to @NMFCOfficial in exchange for the Roos' 2019 third-round pick" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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  24. ^ @afldraft (23 November 2018). "Pick swap: @stkildafc trades pick 75 and a 2019 round-four selection to @CarltonFC for pick 67" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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