Fremantle Football Club, also known as the Dockers, is a professional Australian rules football club that has been part of the Australian Football League (AFL) since 1994.
The Dockers are based in the port city of Fremantle, Western Australia and have long been a stronghold of Australian rules football in the state. The team has won many accolades and awards, and is known for its passionate fan base and strong team spirit.
1. Peter Bell
Fremantle Football Club
Career
- 1995: Fremantle
- 1996–2000: North Melbourne
- 2001–2008: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2008.
- Club, , 2× AFL Premiership 1996, 1999, 2× All-Australian team 1999, 2003, Syd Barker Medal: 2000, 3× Doig Medal 2001, 2003-2004, Fremantle Captain
Peter Bell is a retired footballer who played for Fremantle, North Melbourne and the Australian national team. He was born in Cheju Island, South Korea but raised in Perth, Australia.
Bell started his football career with South Fremantle before joining North Melbourne in 1996. He played 161 games over 8 seasons with Fremantle and North Melbourne before retiring at the end of 2008 season.
Bell has since taken up coaching roles with both Fremantle's under-16s side and Western Australia under-18s side as well as playing semi-professional football for East Perth Football Club.
In 2011 he became manager of Subiaco Football Club where he remained until 2016 when he took on a new role as head coach of WAFL club Swan Districts FC Bell was a key player for Fremantle during their AFL Premiership years in the late 1990s.
He was also an All-Australian and played over 200 games for the club, including captaining them from 2002 to 2006. Bell is currently a life member of Fremantle and still regularly attends games at the stadium he helped win two premierships at.
Also Played For: australian football league
2. Tony Modra
Career
- Years: Club
- 1991-1995: West Adelaide
- 1992–1998: Adelaide
- 1999–2001: Fremantle
- Total:
- Club, 2x All-Australian team: 1993, 1997, Coleman Medal
Tony Modra is a former Australian Rules Football player who played for West Adelaide and Adelaide in the SANFL. He was drafted by Fremantle in 1999 but only played for them for two seasons before being traded to Adelaide.
In total, he played 165 games over 12 years. Tony Modra is one of the most prolific full forwards in Australian Rules history, with588 goals from 165 games. His best season came in 1998 when he kicked 44 goals to help Adelaide make the finals series.
After playing his final game at the age of 34, Tony Modra retired from professional football and began coaching youth teams around South Australia. He has since returned to play club football once again with Northfield in the SA Amateur Football League (SAAFL).
Anthony Dale "Tony" Modra was born on 1 March 1969 in McLaren Vale, South Australia to parents Noel and Phyllismodra.
The family moved north to Perth where Tony grew up playing junior sports including cricket and rugby union before picking up AussieRules as an adult amateur footballer with local side East Perth Eagles.
After three unsuccessful trials with West Adelaide,[4] which were followed by another trial with Carlton,[5], Tony made his debut for East Perth against Swan Districts at Subiaco Oval on 21 April 1991.
This would be his only appearance that season as both clubs went into recess due to AFL Victoria's 1992 sanctions ruling that no new players could join any competing club during pre-season friendlies until after round 6 of the competition.
This meant there were few senior players available when East Perth resumed their campaign later that year.[8] On 3 May 1991, just four days after making his debut against Swan Districts,[9][10] Tony re-signed.
West Adelaide ahead of their inaugural season under new coach John Cahill [11]; it would prove to be a fruitful decision as together they helped lead West Adelaidesto consecutive minor premierships (1992–93) while also claiming back-to-back SANFL championships (1993–94).
It wasn't until 1995 however that Fremantle finally pipped WEST ADELAIDE 4 points at Spotless Stadium thanks largely tony modras 118 goal haul which saw him crowned Docker OF THE YEAR[.
Ironically enough though it was Freo captain Matthew Pavlich who sealed victory late through 5 rounds.
Also Played For: adelaide football club
3. Matthew Pavlich
Fremantle Football Club
Career
- 2000–2016: Fremantle
- Club, 6× Doig Medallist: 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2011, Fremantle captain
Matthew Pavlich is a Forward who played for Fremantle in the AFL from 2000-2016. He was selected at No.
Overall in the 1999 National Draft and is one of only two players to have won three best and fairest awards with Fremantle (the other being Matthew Pavlich's older brother Stephen).
Pavlich has represented Australia on several occasions, including playing in the 2008 Dream Team which defeated South Africa by 118 points.
In 2016, he announced his retirement from professional football after playing 353 games for Fremadder over 13 years - an impressive record which includes 700 goals.
Matthew Pavlich is an Australian Rules footballer who has played for the Fremantle Dockers in the Australian Football League (AFL). He was originally drafted by Fremantle with pick number 43 in the 1995 AFL Draft.
Pavlich made his debut for Fremantle in 1996 and has since played over 250 games, including captaining the club from 2007 to 2015.
In 2002, 2003 and 2005 he won Doig Medals as best on ground at state representative matches for Western Australia; this is the equivalent of a national championship medal in other sports codes here in Australia.
Pavlich also represented Victoria at interstate football during 2004 and 2006 before returning to WA to play with Swan Districts Eagles until 2009 when he rejoined Fremantle again.
He finished his career with another three Ross Glendinning Medals (2008, 2008, 2012) – awarded annually to Fremantle’s player of the year – bringing his total medals tally up to seven.
Also Played For: australian rules football
4. Ed Langdon
Career
- 2015–2019: Fremantle
- 2020–: Melbourne
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of the 2022 season.
- AFL premiership player: 2021, 22under22 team
Langdon was born on 1 February 1996 in Melbourne, Victoria. Langdon played for the Sandringham Dragons in the TAC Cup before being drafted by the Melbourne Football Club in the 2014 national draft.
Langdon made his debut for Melbourne in the 2016 AFL season. Langdon played all 22 of Melbourne's round one matches in the 2018 AFL season.
Langdon was traded to the Melbourne Football Club's sister club, the Brisbane Lions, in the 2019 AFL season.
Langdon is a midfielder and is known for his strong marking and ability to get to the ball. Langdon is a two-time All-Australian and was runner-up in the AFL Rising Star award in the 2016 season.
Langdon is contracted to the Melbourne Football Club until the end of the 2020 AFL season. Langdon has represented Victoria at both the under-18 and under-19 levels.
Also Played For: melbourne
5. David Mundy
Forward
Career
- 2004–2022: Fremantle
- Fremantle games record holder, All-Australian team: 2015, Doig Medal
David Mundy is a midfielder who has played for Fremantle in the AFL since 2005. Mundy made his debut for the Murray Bushrangers in 2005 and went on to play 94 games for them over six seasons.
He was drafted by Fremantle in 2003 and has since played over 200 games for the club. Mundy was named Fremantle's captain in 2017 and led the club to its first ever AFL Grand Final appearance in 2018.
He is one of the most experienced players in the league and is a key part of Fremantle's midfield. Mundy will continue to play for Fremantle until at least the end of the 2020 season. He is a popular figure on and off the field and is highly respected by his teammates.
Mundy is married to his long-time girlfriend, Amanda, and they have two children. Mundy is a ambassador for the Fremantle Dockers Foundation and has helped raise money for a number of charities over the years.
6. Nat Fyfe
Midfielder
Career
- 2010–: Fremantle
- Fremantle captain: 2017–2022, 2× Brownlow Medal
Nat Fyfe is one of the most talented midfielders in the AFL, and is an important part of the Fremantle Dockers' success. Fyfe was drafted in 2009 and made his debut for Fremantle in 2010.
Fyfe has been a consistent performer for Fremantle, and has played over 200 games for the club. Fyfe is known for his ability to score goals, and is one of the most dangerous players in the AFL.
Fyfe is contracted with Fremantle until the end of 2020. Fyfe is a dual Australian and Western Australian citizen, and has also played for the WAFL club Claremont. Fyfe is married, and has two children.
Nat Fyfe is a talented midfielder who has played for the Fremantle Dockers since the 2010 season. Fyfe has been captain of the Fremantle Dockers since the 2017 season and has led the team to two premierships and three All-Australian teams.
Fyfe has won a number of awards during his career, including the Brownlow Medal and the Leigh Matthews Trophy.
Fyfe is a talented player with a high work ethic and is known for his ability to get the ball moving down the ground. Fyfe is set to continue his playing career with the Fremantle Dockers until the 2022 season.
7. Aaron Sandilands
Forward
Career
- 2003–2019: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2019.
- 2× Doig Medallist: 2009, 2015, 4× All-Australian team
Aaron Sandilands is a ruckman from East Fremantle who has been with the Fremantle Dockers since 2003. He has played 271 games for the Dockers and has 98 goals to his name.
Sandilands is a key player for Fremantle, often giving them good possession and scoring goals.
He has also played for the Western Bulldogs and Melbourne in the AFL. Sandilands is a popular figure at the Dockers and is known for his hard work on the field.
He is currently playing in his tenth season with Fremantle. Sandilands is a two-time All Australian and was named in the 2019 AFL All Australian team.
He has also been named in the WAFL Team of the Century. Sandilands is married and has two children. Aaron Sandilands is a key player for Fremantle, and is one of the most experienced players in the AFL.
He has played over 200 games for the club, and has been a standout performer both on and off the field. He is a powerful forward, and is known for his big hits.
He was named captain of the Fremantle team for the 2019 season. He is a key part of the Fremantle midfield, and is a key part of the team's success. He is a natural leader, and is a key member of the Fremantle team.
He is a fan favourite, and is loved by the fans. He is a very popular player, and is well-respected by his teammates and opponents. He is a hard worker, and is always looking to improve his game.
8. Paul Hasleby
Midfielder
Career
- 1999–2007: East Fremantle
- 2000–2010: Fremantle
- 2011: South Fremantle
- 2012: South Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2011.
- Larke Medal 1999, East Fremantle best and fairest 1999, Geoff Christian Medal 2000, 2004, AFL Rising Star 2000, International Rules Series 2003, All-Australian 2003, Fremantle 25 since '95 Team, Ross Glendinning Medal 2002, 2003, 2004, 2009, Fremantle Life Member: 2007, WA Football Hall Of Fame Inductee 2015
Paul Hasleby was born in 1981 in Geraldton, Western Australia. He was drafted by Northampton in the 1999 National Draft and played for the club until 2007.
He then played for Fremantle until 2011, winning the 2012 AFL Premiership with the club. In 2003, he represented Australia at the World Cup. He has since been appointed as the Head Coach of the South Fremantle Football Club.
Paul Hasleby is one of the most successful players in Fremantle's history. He has won numerous awards, including the Larke Medal and Geoff Christian Medal, and has been a part of the Fremantle side that has made it to the AFL Finals three times in the past decade.
He started his career with South Fremantle in the WAFL, before joining East Fremantle in 1999. Hasleby was a key player for East Fremantle, winning the East Fremantle best and fairest and making it to the WAFL Grand Final in 2000.
He was drafted by Fremantle in the 2000 National Draft, and made his debut in 2000.
Hasleby played a key role in Fremantle's successful period in the 2000s, winning the Ross Glendinning Medal in 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2009. He retired from playing in 2012, but has continued to be a part of the Fremantle side as a coach.
9. Luke McPharlin
Defender
Career
- 2000–2001: Hawthorn
- 2002–2015: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2015.
- 2005 Mark of the Year, 2012 All-Australian team, Fremantle Life Member: 2010, Fremantle 25 since '95 Team
Luke McPharlin was born in Perth, Western Australia on 1 December 1981.
McPharlin played his junior football with East Fremantle before being drafted by Hawthorn with the 10th pick in the 1999 National Draft.
McPharlin made his AFL debut in 2002 with Hawthorn and played with the club until 2008. McPharlin was traded to St Kilda in 2008 and played with the Saints until 2011. McPharlin was signed by Gold Coast in 2012 and played with the club until 2016.
McPharlin announced his retirement from the AFL in December 2016. McPharlin has represented Australia at international level and has won a bronze medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics.
McPharlin is the father of actress Mia McPharlin and he and his wife, Toni-Ann, have two children.
Luke McPharlin is a ambassador for the Royal Children's Hospital and has raised money for the hospital through his football career.
10. Justin Longmuir
Ruck
Career
- Years: Club: Games (Goals)
- 1999–2007: Fremantle: 139 (166)
- Years: Club: Games (W–L–D)
- 2020–: Fremantle: 63 (33–29–1)
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2007., 3 Coaching statistics correct as of Semi-finals, 2022.
- Fremantle 25 since ‘95 Team, Fremantle leading goalkicker (2001)
Justin Longmuir is a former Australian rules footballer who played with West Perth in the WAFL. He was drafted second in the 1998 national draft and made his debut in 2001.
He played for Carlton and Essendon in the AFL before joining Collingwood in 2013. He played 165 games for Collingwood, winning the club's best and fairest award in 2014 and 2015.
He retired at the end of the 2016 season. He has since started a coaching career with Collingwood's under-18s team. Longmuir is married to former model Georgia Love. He has two daughters.
Justin Longmuir is a father of two and grandfather of one. Justin Longmuir is a professional Australian rules footballer who played for Fremantle from 1999 to 2007. He played 166 games for the club, winning 33, 29 and 1 games during his tenure.
He also coached Fremantle in the Semi-finals of the 2022 AFL season.
11. Michael Walters
Forward
Career
- 2009-: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2022 Qualifying Finals.
- 5× Fremantle leading goalkicker: 2013, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, All-Australian team
Walters was born in Woodvale, Western Australia in 1991. He played for Swan Districts in the WAFL before being drafted by Fremantle in 2008. Walters has played 178 games for Fremantle, including 82 in 2018.
He has also played for Adelaide in the AFL and Perth in the AFLW. Walters is a forward/midfielder and is considered one of Fremantle's most consistent players. He is contracted to Fremantle until the end of the 2020 season.
Walters has represented Australia at international level, including at the 2015 and 2017 International Rules Series.
He was named in the All-Australian team in 2018. Walters is married and has two young children. Walters played 201 games for Fremantle from 2009-22 and kicked 313 goals during that time.
He was a five-time leading goalkicker for the Dockers and represented Australia at the International Rules Series in 2013. Walters played in the WAFL for Fremantle and was WAFL Premiership Player in 2010.
He has also represented Fremantle in the AFL International Rules Series. Walters has had a long and successful career in the AFL and is a life member of Fremantle. He is currently playing for the Brisbane Lions.
12. Lachie Neale
Midfielder
Career
- 2012–2018: Fremantle
- 2019–: Brisbane Lions
- Brownlow Medal: 2020, Leigh Matthews Trophy
Lachie Neale was drafted 58th overall in the 2011 national draft by the Glenelg Football Club in the SANFL. He made his AFL debut for Fremantle in 2012 and played 135 games for the club over the next six years.
In 2019, he joined the Brisbane Lions and has since played 85 games. Lachie Neale is a midfielder and is known for his kicking ability. He was named in the AFL All-Australian team in 2019. Lachie Neale is married and has two children.
In 2020, he will be playing for the All Stars in the Queen's Birthday AFL match. Lachie Neale is a South Australian and is currently based in Brisbane. He is a dual Australian and South Australian representative at interstate and national level.
At just 22 years of age, Neale has already achieved a wealth of AFLA honors, including being named the player of the year in 2020. Neale is a versatile player, capable of playing across half back and midfield. He is also a strong mark and has a good goal sense.
Neale is a hard worker and is always looking to improve his game. He is a popular player with his teammates, and is always willing to help out.
Neale is expected to continue developing as a player and could be a key player for the All Stars in 2020. He is a genuine role model for younger players and has shown that hard work and dedication can pay off.
Neale is a talented player and is sure to become a prominent figure in the AFLA.
13. Stephen Hill
Midfielder
Career
- 2009–2021: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2021.
- 2008 Under 18 All-Australian Team, 2009 AFL Rising Star nominee, Ross Glendinning Medal Round 15, 2014, AFLCA best young player of the year: 2010, Fremantle 25 since '95 Team, Fremantle Life Member
Hill is a talented footballer who has spent most of his career playing for West Perth in the WAFL. He was drafted by Fremantle in 2008 and made his AFL debut in 2009.
Hill is a midfielder who is known for his hard work and consistency on the field. Hill is a valuable member of Fremantle's midfield and has played a major role in the club's success over the past few years.
Hill is currently contracted with Fremantle until the end of the 2020 season. Hill is a strong candidate for the Fremantle best and fairest award this season. Hill is a popular player among his teammates and is always willing to lend a hand.
Hill is a valuable member of the Fremantle community and is frequently involved in fundraising and community events. Hill is a hardworking player who is always looking to improve his game.
14. Roger Hayden
Career
- Years: Club: Games (Goals)
- 2002–2011: Fremantle: 128 (14)
- Fremantle 25 since ‘95 Team, Fremantle Life Member: 2020
Roger Hayden was drafted with the 21st selection in the 2001 Rookie Draft by Fremantle. Hayden made his debut in 2002 and has since played 128 games for Fremantle.
Roger Hayden is a defender who has played a significant role in Fremantle's success over the past decade. Roger Hayden is a valuable member of the Fremantle team and is highly respected by his teammates.
Roger Hayden is a hard-working player who is always prepared to give his best effort on the field. Roger Hayden is a popular member of the Fremantle community and is well-known for his charity work. Roger Hayden is set to play his final game for Fremantle this season.
Roger Hayden is an excellent player on the field and is highly-regarded by his peers. Roger Hayden is a dedicated player who has always given his all in the pursuit of success.
15. Shane Parker
Career
- 1995–2007: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2007.
- Fremantle best and fairest: 2nd 1997 & 2005; 3rd 2002, WA State of Origin team
Shane Parker was born on 18 February 1973 in Perth, Western Australia. He played for Subiaco in the WAFL before debuting for Fremantle in 1995. He played 238 games for Fremantle, scoring 11 goals.
He retired from playing in 2007. He now works as a football coach. Shane Parker is 188 cm tall and weighs 203 kg. He has played for Fremantle since 1995 and retired in 2007. He is now a football coach.
Shane Parker is one of the most successful players in Fremantle's history. Shane Parker was a prolific player for Fremantle during his career.
He was a member of the Fremantle best and fairest in 1997 and 2005, and represented WA in State of Origin in 2002, 2004 and 2006.
He was also a vice-captain for the club in 2002. Shane Parker retired from the AFL in 2007. He had a successful career with the Fremantle Football Club and is now a life member.
Shane Parker will be remembered for his hard work and determination on the football field. He was a valuable member of the Fremantle Football Club and his contributions will be remembered fondly by his teammates and friends.
16. Ryan Crowley
Defender
Career
- 2003–2015: Fremantle
- 2016: Essendon
- 2012 Doig Medal, Fremantle 25 since ‘95 Team, Fremantle Life Member: 2013
Ryan Crowley is a midfielder who has played for the Fremantle Dockers, Calder Cannons and Melbourne Demons in the AFL. Crowley was born in 1984 in Perth, Western Australia.
He played for the Calder Cannons in the TAC Cup before being drafted by the Fremantle Dockers in the 2002 national draft. Crowley played for the Dockers from 2005 to 2007, before joining the Melbourne Demons in 2008.
He played for the Demons until 2012, when he was traded to the Sydney Swans. Crowley played for the Swans until 2015, when he was traded to the Port Adelaide Power. He played for the Power until 2018, when he retired.
Crowley has represented Australia at under-19, under-23 and senior levels. He has been named in the Fremantle Dockers' team of the decade. Ryan Crowley started his career with Fremantle in 2003 and has since played 188 games for the club.
He has played in four internationals for Australia and won the Doig Medal in 2012. Crowley is a life member of Fremantle and has been a part of the club for over a decade. He is widely considered to be one of Fremantle’s best players and is a vital part of their team.
Crowley is a hard worker on and off the field and is always looking to help his team win. He is a popular member of the Fremantle community and is always involved in supporting the club.
He is a long-time member of the WAFL and has been a part of the East Perth club since he was a youngster.
Crowley is a versatile player who can play both on the wing and in the midfield. He is a great leader on and off the field and is always looking to help his team improve.
17. Dale Kickett
Career
- 1990: Fitzroy
- 1991: West Coast Eagles
- 1992: St Kilda
- 1993–1994: Essendon
- 1995–2002: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2002.
- Claremont premiership side 1989, 1991, 1993, Simpson Medal 1991, 1993, Claremont best and fairest 1993, Doig Medal 1997, Fremantle Life Member: 2020, Fremantle 25 since ‘95 Team, State of Origin Western Australia
Dale Kickett was a talented footballer who played for Claremont Football Club in the 1990s. He was drafted by the West Coast Eagles in 1991 but never played a game for them.
He then signed with the Essendon Football Club and played there for 8 seasons. He retired from football in 2002. He now works as a football coach. He has been married to his wife, Lynda, for over 20 years.
He has two children. He is a passionate supporter of the Fremantle Football Club. He has been nominated for the Australian Football Hall of Fame. Dale Kickett was a talented player who was able to win multiple premierships with Claremont.
Kickett was also a highly respected member of the club and was named best and fairest three times. Kickett was also a state representative for Western Australia. Kickett is now a life member of Fremantle and continues to play for their reserves team.
Kickett is a great role model for young players and has helped develop many of the current stars in the AFL. Kickett is a true ambassador for both Fremantle and Claremont.
Kickett will be a long-time member of the AFL family and we look forward to watching him play for many years to come.
Congratulations to Dale Kickett on a fantastic career.
18. Andrew Brayshaw
Midfielder
Career
- 2018–: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of Semi Final 2022.
- Leigh Matthews Trophy: 2022, All-Australian team
Andrew is a talented midfielder who was drafted in the 2017 national draft by Fremantle. Brayshaw has played for Sandringham Dragons in the TAC Cup and is now playing for Fremantle in the AFL.
Andrew is a strong player who can run and kick the ball well. Brayshaw is an important player for Fremantle and is expected to become a regular in the team in the future. Andrew is a hard worker who is always looking to improve his game.
Andrew is a very popular player with his teammates and is always willing to help out. Andrew is a talented player who has a bright future ahead of him. Andrew is a role model for younger players and is always looking to help them develop their skills.
Andrew is a great person who is always willing to give his best. Andrew Brayshaw is a talented young player who has been in fine form for Fremantle this season. He was a standout for Victoria in the National Football League (NFL) and has shown great potential at the highest level.
He is a versatile player who can play a number of positions and is a threat up forward. He is a hard worker who is always looking to improve his game.
He is a leader on and off the field and is a key player for Fremantle. He is a future star of the AFL and is sure to have a long and successful career.
He is a great ambassador for the game and is a popular figure with the fans. He is a future star of the AFL and is sure to have a long and successful career. He is a talented young player who has the potential to be one of the best players in the league.
19. Shaun McManus
Midfielder
Career
- 1995–2008: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2008.
- Larke Medal 1993, East Fremantle premiership side 1994, AFL Rising Star nominee 1995, Fremantle co-captain 2000–2001, Fremantle 25 since ‘95 Team, Fremantle Life Member: 2004, 35 career Brownlow votes, WA State of Origin selection 1995
Shaun McManus is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Fremantle in the Australian Football League (AFL). McManus was born in 1976 in Western Australia and played his junior football for East Fremantle.
He made his AFL debut for Fremantle in 1995 and played 228 games for the club, scoring 95 goals. McManus left Fremantle at the end of the 2008 season and joined Carlton in the Australian Football League (AFL). He played two seasons with Carlton before retiring in 2011.
McManus has since returned to Fremantle as an assistant coach. He is married and has two children. McManus is a football commentator for Fox Footy and the AFL on Channel 7.
McManus was named the AFL's Coach of the Year in 2013. Shaun McManus was a dominant player in the AFL for many years and is still remembered as one of the best forwards to have ever played the game.
Shaun McManus won many important awards during his career, including a Larke Medal and an East Fremantle premiership. Shaun McManus was also a key member of the Fremantle side that won the AFL Premiership in 2000.
Shaun McManus is still playing football at a high level after a successful career in the AFL. Shaun McManus is a life member of the Fremantle Football Club, and he is highly respected by his teammates and the wider football community.
Shaun McManus is a great role model for young footballers, and he has shown that it is possible to achieve success in the AFL.
20. Antoni Grover
Defender
Career
- Years: Club: Games (Goals)
- 1999–2012: Fremantle: 202 (27)
- Fremantle Life Member: 2009, Fremantle 25 since ‘95 Team
Antoni Grover was a defender who played 202 games for Fremantle in the Australian Football League (AFL). Grover was drafted by Fremantle in the 1999 rookie draft and made his debut in 2000.
Grover played for Subiaco in the Western Australian Football League (WAFL) before joining Fremantle. Grover was a part of the Fremantle team that won the 2006, 2007 and 2013 AFL Championships.
Grover retired from professional football in December 2012. Grover is currently the general manager of the Perth Football Club.
Grover was named in the Fremantle Team of the Century in 2013. Grover is a member of the Australian Football Hall of Fame.
Grover was born in Perth, Western Australia. Antoni Grover is a talented player that has represented his country at junior levels.
Antoni Grover is a talented player that has represented his country at senior level. Antoni Grover is a versatile player that can play as a midfielder or forward.
Antoni Grover is a hard worker that is always looking to improve his game. Antoni Grover is a talented player that is looking to have a breakout season in 2013.
Antoni Grover is a key player for Fremantle and will be a key player in their future. Antoni Grover is a talented player that has been a part of the Fremantle side for a number of years.
Antoni Grover is a hard worker that is always looking to improve his game. Antoni Grover is a talented player that is looking to have a breakout season in 2013.
21. Michael Barlow
Midfielder
Career
- 2010–2016: Fremantle
- 2017–2018: Gold Coast
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2018.
- 3× Ross Glendinning Medal: 2010, 2013, Beacon Award Winner
Michael Barlow was born in 1987 in Shepparton, Victoria. He began his junior football career at Werribee and was signed by the Melbourne-based club Shepparton United in 2005.
Barlow played for Shepparton United in the Victorian Football League (VFL) before being drafted by Gold Coast in the 2010 Rookie Draft. He made his AFL debut for the club in 2011 and played 79 games over six seasons before leaving at the end of the 2017 season.
Barlow has played for the Victoria national football team and represented Australia at the 2011 and 2013 International Rules Series.
He has also played for the Brisbane Lions and the Gold Coast Suns in the Australian Football League (AFL). He is currently a midfielder for the Geelong Cats in the Australian Football League (AFL).
In May 2018, he was named as one of the nine players who would form part of the inaugural AFL Women's League competition. Michael Barlow is married to his wife, Tanya, and has two daughters.
22. Hayden Ballantyne
Forward
Career
- 2009–2019: Fremantle
- Peel Thunder leading goalkicker: (2008), Peel Thunder best and fairest
Hayden Ballantyne is a 35-year-old forward who played 171 games for Fremantle between 2009 and 2019. Ballantyne was drafted 21st overall in the 2008 National Draft and made his debut for Fremantle in Round 13 of the 2009 season.
Ballantyne has represented WAFL side Baldivis in two games. Ballantyne is a powerful forward who is known for his long kicking abilities. Ballantyne is expected to retire at the end of the 2019 season. Ballantyne is the son of former Docker and West Coast player, Rohan Ballantyne.
Hayden is married to Abbey and has two children, son Hux and daughter Harper. Ballantyne is a member of the Fremantle Football Club Foundation and is involved with a number of charities.
Ballantyne is a highly respected member of the Fremantle community and is well-loved by his fans.
23. Michael Johnson
Defender
Career
- Years: Club: Games (Goals)
- 2005–2018: Fremantle: 244 (68)
- All-Australian team: 2013, Fremantle 25 since ‘95 Team, Fremantle Life Member: 2013
Michael Johnson was drafted by the Fremantle Dockers in the 2004 pre-season draft. He has since played for the club in the WAFL and AFL. Johnson is a defender and is known for his strong marking and ability to win the ball.
He has played over 100 games for the Dockers and is a key player for the club. Johnson is married and has two children. Johnson is contracted with Fremantle until the end of the 2019 season. He is a member of the WAFL Hall of Fame.
Johnson is a popular figure in the Fremantle community and is well-known for his charity work. Johnson is a fan favourite at the club and is highly respected by his teammates and coaches.
Michael Johnson has been a mainstay on the Fremantle midfield for the past decade, playing 244 games for the club.
Johnson is a hard-hitting player who is always looking to put his body on the line for the team. He has also been a part of the Fremantle side that won the AFL premiership in 2013, and he has been a major contributor to the team during that time.
Johnson is a popular player with his teammates, and he is always willing to give his all for the club.
He is a versatile player, able to play both as a key forward and in the midfield. Johnson will be 38 at the end of the 2018 season, and he may be nearing the end of his career, but he has still been a valuable part of the Fremantle side.
He is a popular member of the Indigenous community, and he has made a significant contribution to the development of Indigenous players in the AFL.
Johnson is a hard worker who is always looking to improve his game, and he will be a valuable member of the Fremantle side for years to come. Johnson is a popular player with his teammates, and he is always willing to give his all for the club.
24. Alex Pearce
Defender
Career
- 2014–: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 21 2022.
- Beacon Award winner: 2015
Alex Pearce was drafted by Fremantle with the 37th pick in the 2013 National draft. Pearce enjoyed a breakout season in 2014, playing 22 games and averaging 21 disposals and 5 marks.
Pearce is a key defender and is expected to play a big role for Fremantle in the future. Pearce is a hard-working player who is always looking for the ball. Pearce is a natural leader and will be a key part of Fremantle's future.
Pearce is a versatile player who can play both forward and back. Pearce is a popular player within the Fremantle community and is a key part of the team.
Pearce is a devout Christian and is a role model to young players. Pearce is a humble player and is always willing to help out his teammates.
Pearce is a hard working midfielder who is a strong overhead mark and kicks good goal as well as having a good ground game.
Pearce has been with Fremantle since 2014 and has played 80 games for the club. He won the Beacon Award in 2015, which is awarded to the best and fairest player in the WAFL.
Pearce is contracted at Fremantle until the end of 2020. Pearce is a reliable player who is a key part of Fremantle's midfield.
Pearce has represented Australia in both the under-18 and under-19 national teams. Pearce is a good leader on and off the field, and is a key part of Fremantle's midfield.
Pearce is a hard worker who is always looking to improve his game. Pearce is a versatile player who can play anywhere in the midfield.
25. Jeff Farmer
Forward
Career
- 1995–2001: Melbourne
- 2002–2008: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2008.
- 3× Melbourne leading goalkicker: 1997 (equal), 1998, 2000, All-Australian
Farmer played his final year of football for Fremantle in 2008. Farmer is a 174 cm tall and 80 kg weight player. Farmer has played club football for Tambellup.
Farmer has played 246 games and scored 134 goals in his career. Farmer is a very versatile player, being able to play as a midfielder or forward. Farmer is a very hardworking player and is always looking for opportunities to score goals.
Farmer is a very popular player with his teammates and is always willing to give his all on the field.
Farmer is a very sought-after player by other clubs and is rumoured to be leaving Fremantle at the end of the season. Farmer is a very talented player and is sure to have a long and successful career in the AFL.
Farmer was the Melbourne goalkicker in the late 1990s and early 2000s, amassing a total of 249 goals in 503 games. Farmer was also an All-Australian in 2000, and was awarded the AFL Goal of the Year for his memorable long-range effort against Collingwood in 1998.
Farmer played his first senior game for Fremantle in 1995, and has since been a mainstay of the club's midfield.
Farmer is a highly respected player on the field and off it, and is highly regarded by his peers. Farmer is currently in his tenth season with Fremantle and is widely considered one of the club's most valuable players.
Farmer is widely expected to continue playing at a high level for many years to come.
26. Troy Cook
Career
- 1997–1999: Sydney
- 2000–2007: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2007.
- Doig Medal: 2000, AFL Rising Star nominee
Troy Cook is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Fremantle Dockers in the Australian Football League (AFL). He was born in Perth, Western Australia in 1976 and played his first AFL game in 2000.
Cook was known for his aggressive midfield play and he played 150 games for Fremantle before retiring in 2007. Cook started his career with the Perth Football Club in the WAFL and he played 43 games for the Sydney Swans before moving to Fremantle in 2000.
He played 66 games for Fremantle before retiring in 2007. Cook was a member of the Fremantle Dockers' premiership team in 2006 and he was nominated for the AFL's Most Valuable Player (MVP) award that season. He also represented Australia in two international matches.
Cook has since moved to Victoria and he has played for the Richmond Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL).
He has played 36 games for the Richmond Football Club and he is currently the team's captain. Cook has also played for the Greater Western Sydney Giants in the Australian Football League (AFL) and he has played 13 games for the Giants.
Cook is a family man and he has two children. He is also involved in a number of charitable activities. Cook is a popular figure in the Australian Football League and he is known for his outgoing personality and his love of the sport.
He is also well known for his humorous comments and he is often referred to as 'Troy the Treadmill'. Cook is a long-time supporter of the Perth Football Club and he is often seen at matches wearing a Fremantle Dockers' shirt.
He is also a member of the AFL Footballers' Association and he is a member of the Perth chapter of the Professional Footballers' Association. Cook is currently retired from professional football but he is still involved in the sport as a coach.
He has been appointed as the head coach of the WAFL's Peel Thunder team and he is currently in his second season as the team's coach.
27. Max Duffy
Forward
Career
- 2013–2015: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2015.
- American football player, Football career
- High school: Kent Street Senior High School
- College: Kentucky
- Undrafted: 2021
- Denver Broncos (2021)*, Pittsburgh Maulers (2022–present)
- * Offseason and/or practice squad member only
- Roster status: Inactive
- Ray Guy Award (2019), Unanimous first team All-American (2019), First-team All-SEC (2019), Second-team All-SEC (2020)
Max Duffy was born in Perth, Western Australia in 1993. Duffy played Australian rules football for East Fremantle in the WAFL. Duffy was drafted by Fremantle in the 2012 National Draft, and played for the club in the 2013-2015 seasons.
Duffy is a forward, and is known for his speed and skills on the football field. Duffy is a hard worker, and is always looking to improve his game. Duffy is a popular player among his teammates and fans, and is considered to be a quality player.
Duffy is contracted to Fremantle until the end of the 2019 season. Duffy is expected to be a big part of the Fremantle team in the future. Max Duffy is a talented Australian rules footballer, and is highly regarded within the AFL community. Max Duffy is a punter for the Pittsburgh Maulers.
He was a first-team All-American in 2019 and a unanimous first-team All-SEC selection in 2019. Duffy was born in Kentucky in 2021.
He played high school football at Kent Street Senior High School in Louisville. After not being drafted in 2021, Duffy signed with the Denver Broncos. He spent the 2021 season on their practice squad.
In 2022, Duffy signed with the Pittsburgh Maulers. He has been with them since. Duffy has been a consistent performer for the Maulers.
He has punted for over 2,000 yards in each of his three seasons with the team. Duffy has also been successful on kickoffs. In 2019, he averaged 63.5 yards per kickoff. Duffy is a two-time Ray Guy Award nominee.
He was nominated in 2019 and 2020. The Ray Guy Award is given to the best punter in the NFL. Duffy is a finalist for the Mike Rozier Award, which is given to the best punter in the AFC North.
Duffy is scheduled to be an inactive player for the Maulers in their game against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.
28. Caleb Serong
Midfielder
Career
- 2020–: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of the 2022 season.
- AFL Rising Star: 2020, AFLPA best first-year player
Caleb Serong was born on 9 February 2001 in Gippsland, Victoria. He played for Gippsland Power in the NAB League and Geelong Grammar School in the APS before being drafted by Fremantle in the 2019 National Draft.
Serong is a midfielder and can play both in the forward line and in the midfield. He made his debut for Fremantle in the 2019 season and has played in 3 matches so far. Serong is a hard-working player who is looking to improve his game further in the future.
Caleb Serong is an AFL footballer who plays for Fremantle. Caleb Serong was born in Victoria in 2000. Caleb Serong played junior football for the Prahran Saints.
Caleb Serong was drafted by Fremantle with the 43rd selection in the 2018 AFL Draft. Caleb Serong made his AFL debut in the 2020 season.
Caleb Serong has played 58 games for Fremantle, scoring 15 goals. Caleb Serong was named in the AFL Rising Star squad for the 2020 season.
Caleb Serong was named in the AFLPA best first-year player squad for the 2020 season. Caleb Serong was named in the AFLCA best young player award squad for the 2021 season.
29. Heath Black
Midfielder
Career
- 1997 – 2001: Fremantle
- 2002 – 2004: St Kilda
- 2005 – 2008: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2008.
- AFL Rising Star nominee: 1997, Pre Season Premiership 2004
Heath Black was born in 1979 in Melbourne, Victoria. He played for Oakleigh U18s before being drafted by Fremantle in 1997. He played for Fremantle until 2001, before joining St Kilda in 2002.
Black played 54 games for St Kilda before retiring in 2004. Black is currently the general manager of the Oakleigh Chargers Football Club. Black has also been involved in coaching and has coached at various levels.
Heath Black is a two-time All-Australian and was selected in the 2006 All-Australian team. Black was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2014. Heath Black is a three-time premiership player with Fremantle.
Heath Black was an important player for Fremantle during their successful 2005-2008 period. He was a consistent performer, averaging over 30 disposals per season. Heath Black was also a Rising Star nominee in 1997. He announced his retirement at the end of the 2008 season.
Heath Black was a long-time member of the Fremantle Football Club. He retired at the end of the 2008 season after 11 seasons with the club.
Heath Black was a hard-working player who was always willing to give his all for the Fremantle Football Club. He will be missed by his teammates and the Fremantle Football Club community.
30. Ben Allan
Career
- 1987–89, 1996: Claremont
- 1990–1994: Hawthorn
- 1995–1997: Fremantle
- 2001: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1997.
- AFL premiership player: 1991, 2× WAFL premiership player
Allan was a WAFL superstar in the 1990s, playing for Claremont and Hawthorn. He won a best and fairest award with Claremont in 1990 and kicked 72 goals in 95 games for Hawthorn.
Allan played for Fremantle in the AFL for three seasons, but struggled to find consistency. Allan represented Australia in international rules football. Allan is currently the general manager of the WAFL club East Perth.
Allan is a regular commentator on Fox Footy and has also been a reporter for the AFL Footy Show. Allan is married and has three children. Allan is a regular contributor to The West Australian newspaper. Allan is an ambassador for the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
Ben Allan was a talented player who was able to play both as a defender and as a forward. He played for both Fremantle and Western Australia throughout his career, and won two WAFL premierships and a Peter Crimmins Memorial Trophy.
Allan also represented Australia on several occasions, and was captain of Fremantle for two seasons. He is now a member of the West Australian Football Hall of Fame.
31. Paul Duffield
Defender
Career
- 2003–2015: Fremantle
- Fremantle Life Member: 2014
Paul Duffield was drafted by Fremantle in the 2004 Rookie Draft. He made his debut for Fremantle in the 2003 season and played 171 games for the club. Duffield is best known for his defensive play and is often used as a substitute.
Duffield has been a part of the WAFL side South Fremantle for the past few seasons. He is married and has two children.
Duffield is a trainee teacher and is currently studying for his teaching qualification. Paul Duffield is a passionate AFL fan and is often seen at games supporting his team.
Duffield is a member of the WAFL Hall of Fame. He is currently working as a teacher in the Perth area. Paul Duffield is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Fremantle Dockers.
Duffield was drafted by Fremantle with their first selection in the 2000 National Draft. He made his debut in Round 1 of the 2000 AFL season and played a total of 106 games for the Dockers over the next six seasons.
In 2002, Duffield was traded to the West Coast Eagles. He played a further 20 games for the Eagles before returning to Fremantle in 2004.
Duffield played a total of 200 games for Fremantle over the next six seasons. He retired from AFL football at the end of the 2007 season. Duffield has since been involved in coaching and umpiring. He was appointed Fremantle Life Member in 2014.
32. Clive Waterhouse
Career
- 1995 & 2005-2009: Port Adelaide (SANFL)
- 1996–2004: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2007.
- AFL, Fremantle leading goalkicker 1998 (30); 2000 (53), Fremantle 25 since ‘95 Team, 1999 International Rules Series, , SANFL, , Port Adelaide premiership player (1995)
Clive Waterhouse was born in England in 1974 and played for Port Adelaide in the SANFL from 1995-2004. He was drafted by Fremantle in the Australian Football League in 2004 and played 106 games for the club.
In 2009, he was signed by the Gold Coast Suns and played for them until 2013. He then returned to Port Adelaide and has since played in 63 games. Clive Waterhouse is currently a senior coach at the Port Adelaide Football Club.
He has also played for England in International Rules matches. Clive Waterhouse is a premiership player with Port Adelaide and has played in the AFL Grand Final. He has also been selected in the All-Australian team and was named in the AFL Team of the Year in 2009.
Clive Waterhouse is currently the senior coach of Port Adelaide and is helping the club to return to the AFL premiership.
33. Matthew Taberner
Forward
Career
- 2013–: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 19, 2022.
- Fremantle leading goalkicker: 2020, 2021, 2014 AFL Rising Star nominee, Peel Thunder Leading Goal Kicker 2014, 2017, Peel Thunder premiership side 2017, Beacon Award winner
Matthew Taberner played for the Murray Bushrangers in the TAC Cup before being drafted by Fremantle in 2013. Taberner has played for Fremantle since being drafted and has been a consistent forward for the club.
Taberner has played in 21 games for Fremantle this year, averaging 13 disposals and 3 goals per game. Taberner is contracted with Fremantle until the end of the 2020 season. Matthew Taberner is a versatile forward who can play anywhere on the ground.
Matthew Taberner is a hardworking player who is always looking to contribute to the team. Matthew Taberner is a future captain of Fremantle and has the potential to be a great player for the club.
Matthew Taberner is a great role model for young players and is always willing to help out teammates. Matthew Taberner is an integral part of the Fremantle club and is a key player for the future.
34. Rhys Palmer
Midfielder
Career
- 2008–2011: Fremantle
- 2012–2016: Greater Western Sydney
- 2017: Carlton
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2017.
- AFL Rising Star Award Ron Evans Medal 2008, AFL Players Association Best First Year Player 2008, Fremantle Beacon Award 2008, NEAFL premiership player 2016
Palmer was drafted with the 23rd selection in the 2008 AFL Draft by Fremantle. Palmer made his debut for Fremantle in the 2010 AFL season.
Palmer played for Bullcreek Leeming JFC and East Fremantle in the WAFL before joining Fremantle in 2008.
Palmer was traded to Greater Western Sydney in the 2013 AFL season. Palmer has played 53 games for Greater Western Sydney, scoring 23 goals.
Palmer is a forward and is considered to be a strong mark. Palmer has achieved a number of accolades during his career, including being nominated for the AFL Rising Star award in the 2010 AFL season.
Palmer is currently contracted to play with Greater Western Sydney until the end of the 2017 AFL season. Palmer is a hard-worker and is considered to be a valuable member of the Greater Western Sydney team.
35. Garrick Ibbotson
Defender
Career
- Years: Club: Games (Goals)
- 2006–2017: Fremantle: 177
- 2008 AFL Rising Star nominee, Fremantle Life Member: 2015
Garrick Ibbotson is a defender who has played for East Fremantle in the WAFL. He was drafted by Fremantle in the 2005 National Draft and has since played 147 games for the club.
Ibbotson is a strong and physical player who is known for his strong marking and intercepting skills. Ibbotson has also been used as a key forward in the past and is a dangerous player with the ball in hand.
Ibbotson is a popular player within the Fremantle community and is known for his hard working attitude on and off the field. Ibbotson is contracted with Fremantle until the end of the 2020 season and is likely to be a key player for the club in the future.
Garrick Ibbotson is currently playing for East Fremantle in the WAFL Premier Division. Garrick Ibbotson is a talented Australian Rules footballer who has played for Fremantle since 2006.
Ibbotson has played a key role for Fremantle during his time at the club, with 177 games to his name and 22 goals.
Ibbotson was rewarded for his consistent play in the 2017 season with a nomination for the AFL Rising Star award. Ibbotson is a life member of Fremantle and is currently contracted until the end of the 2021 season.
Ibbotson is a versatile footballer who can play as a forward or midfielder, and is known for his strong work ethic.
Ibbotson is set to become a father for the first time in the near future, and is looking forward to new challenges in his life. Ibbotson is a popular member of the Fremantle community and is known for his bubbly personality.
Ibbotson is eagerly looking forward to the future and hopes to continue playing at a high level for Fremantle.
36. Daniel Bandy
Midfielder
Career
- 1995–2001: Fremantle
- 2002–2005: Western Bulldogs
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2005.
- AFL Rising Star nominee: 1996
Daniel Bandy is a 47-year-old Australian rules footballer who played for Fremantle in the AFL. He was originally drafted by Fremantle in 1995 and played for them until 2001.
Bandy is best known for his time at Fremantle, where he was a key player and helped the club win the AFL Premiership in 2001. After leaving Fremantle, Bandy played for Perth in the WAFL and has since retired from professional football.
Daniel Bandy is a hard-nosed midfielder and is widely regarded as one of the greatest players in Fremantle's history. He was inducted into the Fremantle Hall of Fame in 2007. Daniel Bandy is currently the CEO of the WAFL club East Perth.
In 2016, he was awarded the Australian Sports Medal for his contributions to Australian sport. Daniel Bandy is married and has two children.
37. Scott Chisholm
Career
- 1995–1998: Fremantle
- 1999–2000: Melbourne
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2000.
Scott Chisholm is a former Australian rules football player who played with St Mary's Football Club in the NTFL. Chisholm was born in 1973 and played for St Mary's from 1994 until 2003.
He is best known for his time with the club, where he won the NTFL's best and fairest award in 1998 and 1999. In 2002, Chisholm moved to the Western Bulldogs and played with them until 2004.
He then played for the Richmond Football Club in the VFL until 2007. Chisholm then played for the Geelong Football Club in the AFL from 2007 until 2009. He then played for the Gold Coast Suns in the AFL until 2010.
He then played for the North Melbourne Football Club in the AFL until 2012. Chisholm retired from professional football in 2012. Scott Chisholm was a talented goalkicker and midfielder who played for both Fremantle and Melbourne in the AFL.
Chisholm achieved considerable success with Fremantle, amassing 83 goals in 83 games over two seasons.
He was traded to Melbourne in 2000, but struggled to find the same form, managing just 18 goals in 18 games. Chisholm retired at the end of the 2000 season.
He now works as a football commentator for Channel 7. Chisholm is regarded as one of the best goalkickers in AFL history, and is still fondly remembered by fans of both Fremantle and Melbourne. He is a popular figure in the AFL community, and regularly attends charity events.
Chisholm is currently a football commentator for Channel 7. He is also a member of the coaching staff for the Victorian Country Football League side, Warragul-Wangaratta.
38. Josh Carr
Career
- 2000–2004: Port Adelaide
- 2005–2008: Fremantle
- 2009-2010: Port Adelaide
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2009.
- AFL Rising Star nominee 2000, Port Adelaide 'Best First Year Player' 2000, Port Adelaide pre-season premiership side 2001, 2002, Port Adelaide 'Most Improved Player' 2001, Port Adelaide 'Best Team Man' 2002, Port Adelaide 'Best Team Man' 2003, Port Adelaide premiership side 2004, Peter Badcoe VC Medal (Port Adelaide) 2004, Ross Glendinning Medal (Fremantle) 2007, North Adelaide premiership coach 2018
Josh Carr is a WAFL and AFL player who has played for Port Adelaide and Fremantle. He was drafted 7th overall in 1998 and played for Fremantle from 2005 to 2008.
In 2009, he joined Port Adelaide and played 19 games for them before retiring at the end of the 2010 season. Josh Carr is now a football coach. He has represented Australia at under-21 level and is currently the assistant coach of the Peel Thunder Football Club.
Josh Carr is a hard worker and is known for his good skills as a midfielder. He is married with two children.
Josh Carr is a popular coach and is in demand as a football consultant. Josh Carr is a great role model for young footballers and has helped many players make it to the AFL or WAFL.
Josh Carr is a hard-working player who has been a part of a Port Adelaide premiership side.
He has also been a part of Fremantle's premiership side in 2007 and has been a coach for North Adelaide in 2018. Carr is a versatile player and has played both forward and back positions for his clubs.
He is a leader on the field and has a lot of experience. Carr is a good player who can be relied on to play a key role for his team.
39. Luke Ryan
Defender
Career
- 2017–: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of finals week 1 2022.
- All-Australian: 2020, Doig Medal
Luke Ryan is a defender who was drafted by Fremantle in the 2016 AFL draft. Ryan has played for both Coburg and Calder Cannons in the VFL and TAC Cup, respectively.
He made his AFL debut in the 2018 season and has since played 11 games for Fremantle.
Ryan is a hard-working defender and is a valuable member of Fremantle's team. Ryan is contracted with Fremantle until the end of the 2020 AFL season.
Ryan is a good player with a lot of potential, and he is expected to improve even more in the future. Luke Ryan is an AFL Rising Star nominee and All-Australian. Luke Ryan started his career at Fremantle and played 108 games for the club.
Ryan has also won the Doig Medal and the AFL Rising Star nomination. Ryan is a strong marksman and can play both forward and midfield positions. Ryan is a valuable player for Fremantle and will continue to play in the AFL.
40. Dean Solomon
Forward
Career
- 1998–2006: Essendon
- 2007–2009: Fremantle
- 2017: Gold Coast
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2009.
- AFL Premiership player: 2000, AFL Rising Star nominee
Dean Solomon was drafted in the 1997 national draft by the Bendigo Pioneers. He made his AFL debut for Essendon in 1998 against Collingwood at the MCG. Solomon played 83 games for Essendon and kicked 36 goals.
He was traded to Hawthorn in 2007 and played with them until 2012. Solomon then returned to Essendon in 2013 and played until the end of the 2016 season. Dean Solomon retired from professional football at the end of the 2016 season.
He now works as a football commentator for the AFL on Fox Footy. Dean Solomon is married and has two children.
Dean Solomon is a member of the Australian Football Hall of Fame. Dean Solomon is a former AFL player who played for Essendon from 1998 to 2006 and Fremantle from 2007 to 2009.
Solomon was a member of the Essendon championship side of 2000 and was also a nominee for the AFL's Rising Star award in 1999. Solomon played a total of 209 games for Essendon and Fremantle, scoring 78 goals.
Solomon is currently the head coach of Gold Coast in the AFL. Solomon's coaching career started in 2017 with Gold Coast.
41. Peter Mann
Career
- 1991–1994: North Melbourne
- 1995–1999: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1999.
- Claremont premiership side 1989, Fremantle leading goalkicker 1995, Doig Medal 1995, Fremantle captain 1997–98, Western Australia State of Origin representative
Peter Mann is a veteran of the WAFL, having played 116 games for Fremantle and North Melbourne over a period of 15 years. In 1991, Mann made his debut for North Melbourne in a round 2 match against the Brisbane Bears.
In 1995, Mann was traded to Fremantle and played 77 games for the club over the following three seasons. In 1999, Mann was traded to Claremont and played the remainder of his career with the club. Mann retired from football at the end of the 2003 season.
Mann is a coach and mentor with the Claremont Football Club. Mann is a father of two children and lives in Perth.
Mann was named the Claremont Football Club's coach of the year in 2017. Mann is a WAFL Hall of Fame inductee. Peter Mann was a prolific goalkicker for Fremantle and Claremont in the 1990s.
He represented Western Australia in State of Origin football and captained the club to a premiership in 1989. Mann was inducted into the Fremantle Football Hall of Fame in 2003. He retired from the AFL in 1999. Mann is currently the general manager of Claremont Football Club.
42. Chris Bond
Career
- 1990–1992: Carlton
- 1993–1997: Richmond
- 1998–1999: Fremantle
- 2001–2002: Werribee (VFL)
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1999.
- Richmond Best and Fairest 1994, Fremantle captain 1999
Chris Bond is a talented player who has played for Richmond and Fremantle in the AFL. Bond has represented Tasmania at state level and is a two-time premiership player with North Hobart.
Bond is a strong mark and kicks goals from close range. Bond is one of the most experienced players in the AFL and is a valuable member of any team. Bond is a popular player with his teammates and is known for his good humour and leadership skills.
Bond is a hard worker who puts in a lot of effort on the field. Bond is a consistent performer and is a valuable member of any team. Bond is a team player who is always willing to help out his teammates.
Bond is a valuable member of any team and is always willing to help out his teammates.
Chris Bond was a highly successful player with Richmond in the 1990s. Bond played in 45 games for Werribee in the Victorian Football League (VFL) over two seasons, winning 37 of them.
Bond was captain of Fremantle in 1999, leading his side to the preliminary final. Bond has since coached at a junior level and is currently the senior coach at the WAFL club Swan Districts.
Bond is widely regarded as one of the finest players in Richmond's history. Bond is now a successful coach, leading Swan Districts to the WAFL premiership in 2016. Bond continues to work as a football commentator and analyst.
Bond is a highly respected member of the football community. Bond is a fantastic role model for young players.
43. Andrew Wills
Career
- 1991 – 1994: Geelong
- 1995 – 1999: Fremantle
- 2000: Western Bulldogs
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2008.
Andrew Wills is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Barwon Football Club in the Victorian Football League (VFL). Wills played 143 games for Barwon between 1995 and 2000, averaging 18.1 disposals per game.
He was drafted by the Hawthorn Football Club in the 2000 pre-season draft, but never played a game for the Hawks.
Wills later played for the Essendon Football Club, before retiring in 2007. Wills has since worked as a football commentator for the Seven Network.
He was inducted into the Barwon Football Club Hall of Fame in 2014. Andrew Wills was born in Geelong, Victoria in 1991.
Wills played for Geelong from 1991-1994 and was the club's leading goalkicker in each of those seasons. Wills then moved to Fremantle and played 79 games for the club, including 78 in the 1998-1999 season.
Wills then spent a year at the Western Bulldogs before finishing his career with 10 games for the Bulldogs in 2000. Wills was a reliable forward who was known for his strong marking and ability to get his hands on the ball.
Wills retired from the AFL at the end of the 2008 season. Wills is currently a senior coach with the Geelong Falcons in the TAC Cup.
Wills is married and has two children. Andrew Wills is a reliable forward who was known for his strong marking and ability to get his hands on the ball.
44. Robbie Haddrill
Career
- 2001–2007: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2007.
- International Rules 2004
Robbie Haddrill was born on the 28th of January, 1981 in Perth, Western Australia. He started his career at Fremantle in the WAFL, playing 58 games and scoring 0 goals.
In 2007, Haddrill was traded to the Sydney Swans, where he played 3 seasons before retiring in 2011. Haddrill is currently a football commentator for Fox Footy and a football program presenter for Fox Sports News.
Haddrill has two children and lives in Sydney. Robbie Haddrill is a talented player who has had a successful career in both Australian Rules football and rugby league. Haddrill was born in Sydney, New South Wales and played his junior rugby league for the Newtown Jets.
He made the switch to Australian Rules football when he was drafted by the Collingwood Football Club in the 2002 National Draft.
Haddrill made an immediate impact on the Collingwood Football Club, playing predominantly in the midfield. Haddrill was a part of the team that won the 2004 International Rules Series.
He remained with the Collingwood Football Club until 2007, when he was traded to the Melbourne Football Club. Haddrill played for the Melbourne Football Club until the end of the 2009 season, when he retired from football.
Haddrill has since gone on to have a successful rugby league career, playing for the Sydney Roosters and the Newcastle Knights. Haddrill is a talented player who has had a successful career in both Australian Rules football and rugby league.
45. Sean Darcy
Ruck
Career
- 2017–: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of the 2022 season.
- Doig Medal: 2021, 2x 22under22 team
Sean Darcy was born on 12 June 1998 in Victoria, Australia. He played for Geelong Falcons in the TAC Cup and Cobden Football Club in the WAFL before being drafted by the Fremantle Dockers in the 2016 national draft.
He played for Xavier College in the VFL in 2017. He made his debut for the Fremantle Dockers in the round 10 match of the 2018 season.
He is a ruckman and is currently playing for Fremantle. Darcy is a versatile forward who has played 83 games for Fremantle since 2017.
Darcy has had success with both his handball and kicking abilities, having kicked 34 goals in 83 games.
Darcy was awarded the Doig Medal in 2021, and is a two-time 22under22 team member. Darcy is a key member of the Fremantle side, and is looking to continue his success in the future.
46. Brennan Cox
Forward
Career
- 2017–: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 22 2022.
- 2018 AFL Rising Star nominee, Beacon Award winner: 2018
Brennan Cox was born in 1998 and is a key defender for Fremantle. Cox was signed by Fremantle as a rookie in the 2016 AFL draft. Cox played for Woodville-West Torrens in the SANFL before being drafted.
Cox is 194 cm tall and weighs 100 kg. Cox has played 43 games for Fremantle, including the past two seasons. Cox is contracted with Fremantle until the end of 2020. Cox is a key defender who likes to play on the back line.
Cox is a hard-working player who is a good defender. Cox is a young player who is still learning and developing.
Brennan Cox is a talented and exciting young player who is set to have a successful playing career. Cox is a hard-working player who is always looking to improve his game.
Cox is a natural goalscorer who is capable of putting the ball in the back of the net. Cox is a strong player who is capable of carrying the ball up the field.
Cox is a versatile player who is able to play a number of positions on the ground. Cox is a talented player who is set to have a long and successful career.
Cox is a talented player who is set to have a successful playing career. Cox is a talented player who is set to have a successful playing career. Cox is a talented player who is set to have a successful playing career.
47. Sam Switkowski
Forward
Career
- 2018–: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of Semi Final 2022.
- Beacon Award winner: 2019
Sam Switkowski is a forward who was drafted in the 2017 national draft by the Bulldogs. Switkowski made his debut in the AFL for the Bulldogs in round 2 of the 2018 season.
Switkowski has played for Box Hill Hawks in the Victorian Football League (VFL) for two seasons. Switkowski is a big forward who can play as a key forward or on the wing. Switkowski is a strong user of his body and is very physical in the forward line.
Switkowski is a prolific goal scorer, with over 30 goals in each of his two seasons in the VFL. Switkowski is looking to make the step up to the AFL in 2018 and put his performance in the VFL behind him. Switkowski is an exciting prospect who could develop into a top-level forward.
Sam Switkowski is a talented player who is looking to take his game to the next level in 2018.
48. Chris Mayne
Forward
Career
- 2008–2016: Fremantle
- 2017–2021: Collingwood
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of the 2021 season.
- 2011 Fremantle leading goalkicker, Fremantle Life Member: 2015
Chris Mayne is a utility player who has played for Perth in the WAFL and for Collingwood in the AFL. He was drafted in the 2007 national draft and played his first game for Collingwood in 2008.
He has played 67 games for Collingwood, including the 2017 AFL Grand Final. He was awarded the Collingwood Best and Fairest in 2012 and 2017. He has represented Australia in the International Rules Series.
He has two children. He is a ambassador for the Children's Hospital at Westmead and has raised money for the hospital through his sporting career. He is a professional cricketer and played first-class cricket for Western Australia from 2009 to 2016.
He is currently a player-coach for the Perth Scorchers in the Australian Big Bash League. Chris Mayne is a professional Australian Rules footballer who played for Fremantle and Collingwood over a six-year period.
He is a powerful and accurate goalkicker, with a career total of 248 goals from 207 games. He was a key member of Fremantle's 2011 premiership team, and was also a life member of the club at the end of his career.
He is currently a free agent and is yet to be signed by a new club. He is a versatile player, able to play both as a forward and as a midfielder. He is a popular and respected member of the AFL community, and is widely regarded as one of the best goalkickers in the league.
He is a natural leader on and off the field, and is often a role model to young players. He is a popular figure in Fremantle, and is well-loved by fans and teammates alike. He is a talented writer and has published several books about his life and career in Australian Rules football.
49. Nathan O'Driscoll
Midfielder
Career
- 2021–: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 23, 2022.
- Rising Star Nomination: 2022
Nathan O'Driscoll is a talented young midfielder who was drafted by Fremantle in the 2020 national draft.
O'Driscoll played for Perth in the WAFL during the 2019 season and was a standout performer, amassing 143 disposals and 15 goals.
O'Driscoll is a strong ball-winner and is able to take on defenders one-on-one. O'Driscoll is expected to be a key player for Fremantle in the future and is expected to develop into a star player. O'Driscoll is a hard-working player who is always looking to improve his game.
O'Driscoll is a popular player with his teammates and is always willing to help out. O'Driscoll is a very talented player and is expected to become a key player for Fremantle in the future.
O'Driscoll is a hard-working player who is always looking to improve his game. O'Driscoll is a talented young player who is expected to develop into a star player.
50. Ethan Hughes
Defender
Career
- 2015–: Fremantle
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 10, 2022.
Ethan Hughes was born in 1994 in Harvey, Brunswick, South West Victoria. He played junior football for the Harvey Hawks and then was drafted by Harvey Brunswick Leschenault in the 2015 Rookie Draft.
Hughes made his debut for the club in Round 23, 2015, against Port Adelaide at Adelaide Oval. Hughes is 188 cm tall and weighs in at 194 kg. He is a hard-working midfielder who is always looking to get the ball forward.
Hughes is a very promising young player who is looking to make an impact on the AFL stage. Ethan Hughes is a defender for Fremantle who has played 75 games for the club since 2015. Hughes was born in WA and played junior football for the Peel Thunder.
He was drafted by Fremantle with their first selection (number 15) in the 2015 National Draft. Hughes made his debut in round 3 of the 2015 season against Melbourne.
Hughes has played a key role in Fremantle's defence over the past three seasons. Hughes has averaged about a goal and a half a game during his career.
Hughes is contracted with Fremantle until the end of the 2022 season. Hughes is a hard-nosed defender who is known for his toughness on the field. Hughes is a consistent performer for Fremantle, averaging around a goal and a half a game throughout his career.
51. Connor Blakely
Midfielder
Career
- 2015–2022: Fremantle
- 2023–: Gold Coast
- 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2022.
- AFL Rising Star nominee: 2016, Peel Thunder Best and Fairest 2015, Simpson Medal
Connor Blakely is a talented midfielder who can play both inside and outside the ground. Blakely was drafted by Fremantle in the 2014 National Draft and has since played for Swan Districts in the WAFL.
Blakely made his debut for Fremantle in the 2016 AFL preseason and has since been a regular in the side. Blakely is a talented ball user who can set up teammates for easy goals. Blakely is also strong in the air, winning plenty of contested possessions.
Blakely has a good work rate and is always looking to run the ball forward. Blakely is a versatile player who can be used in a number of positions. Blakely is expected to be a long-term player at Fremantle. Blakely is a promising young midfielder who is only getting better with experience.
Connor Blakely is a talented player that has been playing in the AFL for Fremantle since 2015. He was nominated for the AFL Rising Star Award in 2016, and won the Simpson Medal in 2016.
Blakely is a powerful and fast player that can take the ball to the forward line. He is a good player to have on your team, and will be an important part of Fremantle's future.
Final Words
Fremantle Football Club has produced some of the greatest Australian rules players of all time, with legends such as Matthew Pavlich, Nat Fyfe, and David Mundy all representing the club in some capacity.
The Dockers have also been successful on the field in recent years, making the finals series for the first time in over a decade in 2017.
