Port Adelaide Football Club Best Players of All Time

Port Adelaide Football Club is a proud and storied club with a rich history. Founded in 1870, they are the oldest professional Australian rules football club in the country. Nicknamed the Power, they currently play in the Australian Football League (AFL) and their reserves team competes in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL).

Throughout their long and illustrious history, the Power have won a total of 10 premierships in both the SANFL and AFL. Port Adelaide’s passionate and devoted supporters have been the driving force behind the club’s success and their loyalty has been rewarded with an impressive list of awards and accolades.

1. Aliir Aliir

Sydney Swans

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2014–2020: Sydney: 64 (5)
• 2021–: Port Adelaide: 42 (0)
• Total: : 106 (5)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 22, 2022.
• All-Australian team: 2021, Showdown Medal: 2021 (round 21)

Aliir is a Kenyan international who played for Aspley in the NEAFL and East Fremantle in the WAFL. He was drafted by Port Adelaide with their 44th selection in the 2013 national draft and made his debut against North Melbourne at AAMI Stadium in Round 7 of 2016.

Aliir has been recognised as one of Australia's best key defenders, winning All-Australian honours twice (2016, 2017) and being named Best Defender at the AFLPA Awards 2018. 

In October 2018, he signed a two-year contract extension with Port Adelaide that will keep him at Alberton until at least 2021.

Aliir is married to Australian soccer player Lisa De Vanna and they have two children together - son Jaiyaan born in May 2019, and daughter Sienna born in December 2020 Aliir Aliir is a talented forward who has played for Sydney and Port Adelaide in the AFL. 

He was an All-Australian in 2021 and won the Showdown Medal that season. Aliir started his career with Sydney but moved to Port Adelaide at the end of the 2018 season. He has been valuable off half back this year, averaging 14 disposals per game. 

Aliir is contracted until 2020 and will be an important player for either side over that period of time. He should continue to improve as he develops his skills further in the professional AFL competition.

Also Played For: australian football league

2. Scott Hodges

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1987–1998: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 167 (671) [1]
• 1991–93, 1996: Adelaide (AFL): 38 (100)
• Total: : 205 (771)
• Club, , 8x Port Adelaide premiership player (1988-90, 1992, 1994, 1995-96, 1998), 5x Port Adelaide leading goalkicker (1988-90, 1994, 1996), SANFL Magarey Medalist 1990, 3x SANFL Ken Farmer Medalist (1990, 1994, 1996), SANFL Season Goalkicking Record Holder with 153 (1990), 2x Port Adelaide best and fairest 1990, 1996, Adelaide leading goalkicker 1992, , Representative, , 3 games for South Australia, , Honours, , Port Adelaide Life Membership 1997, Port Adelaide greatest team (Forward pocket), Port Adelaide Hall of Fame 2002, SANFL Hall of Fame 2007

Hodges was born in Adelaide and played for Port Adelaide from 1987 to 1998. He represented South Australia on three occasions. Hodges is a powerful forward who kicked 771 goals in 205 games for Port Adelaide and the AFL.

After retiring from football, Hodges has worked as a radio presenter and commentator for rugby league matches. Scott Hodges was an important part of Port Adelaide's successful premiership era, winning three Ken Farmer Medals and kicking 153 goals in 1990.

He also represented South Australia on 3 occasions, playing a key role in their victory over Victoria in 1992. After retiring from football, Scott took up coaching with the Magpies' under-18s side before being appointed head coach for the club's VFL affiliate team in 2017.

Also Played For: adelaide football club

3. Dean Brogan

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2000–2011: Port Adelaide: 174 (50)
• 2012–2013: Greater Western Sydney: 19 (3)
• Total: : 193 (53)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2013.
• Port Adelaide premiership player 2004, Showdown Medal Rd.6 2009 (Showdown XX), SFL "Greatest Exports Team" - Ruck

Dean Brogan is a ruckman who has played for the Adelaide Crows, South Adelaide and Port Adelaide in the AFL. Dean Brogan made his debut with the Crows in 2000 and has since played over 200 games for the club.

In 2009, Dean Brogan was traded to South Adelaide where he spent two seasons before moving back to Port Adelaide in 2011. Dean Brogan won both of his premierships with Port Adelaide (2011 & 2014) and represented Australia at international level on numerous occasions.

In 2018, Dean announced his retirement from professional football after 15 years playing at the highest level possible. Dean Brogan is a former AFL player who spent the majority of his career with Port Adelaide. In 2004, he helped the Power win their first premiership and was later rewarded with a championship medal.

He left the club at the end of 2013 after playing 193 games over 7 seasons. Dean has also been involved in various other sporting ventures, including being captain of an SFL "Greatest Exports Team" as well as playing for South Australia in cricket and tennis respectively. 

Dean's greatest achievement may be raising two young children while still maintaining a high level of professional football play - something that many athletes would find difficult to do.

Also Played For: gws giants

4. Jeremy Finlayson

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2015-2021: Greater Western Sydney: 66 (90)
• 2022-: Port Adelaide: 20 (21)
• Total: : 86 (111)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of Round 23 2022.

Jeremy Finlayson is a 26-year-old Australian Rules footballer who plays for Greater Western Sydney in the AFL. 

Finlayson was drafted by GWS with their 69th pick in the 2014 national draft and made his debut against Geelong in Round 15 of the 2017 season.

He stands at 6'6" tall and has kicked 18 goals from 22 games this season, averaging 13 disposals and 3 marks per game. Jeremy's father, Phil, played 100 matches for Fitzroy (in both the VFL and WAFL) during an illustrious career that saw him represent Australia on 11 occasions between 1987-1996.

Jeremy started playing cricket when he was five years old but switched to rugby league soon after because it was more affordable; he represented Wests Tigers U18s before making the switch to Aussie Rules as a 19-year old trainee with Sydney Hills NEAOLDL side in 2013. 

In addition to his football commitments, Finlayson also works as a personal trainer part time - one of many reasons why he loves spending time away from training sessions.

5. Craig Bradley

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1981–1985: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 98 (105)[1][2]
• 1986–2002: Carlton (VFL/AFL): 375 (247)
• Total: : 473 (352)[2]
• VFL/AFL, , 4× All-Australian team: 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 3× Carlton Best and Fairest: 1986, 1988, 1993, 2× VFL/AFL premiership player: 1987, 1995, Michael Tuck Medal: 1997, Carlton games record holder: (375), Carlton Captain: 1998–2001, Carlton Hall of Fame: Legend Status, Carlton Team of the Century – wing, , SANFL, , 3× Port Adelaide Best and Fairest: 1982, 1984, 1985, SANFL premiership: 1981, South Australian Football Hall of Fame, Port Adelaide Team of the Century – wing, , Representative, , 2× National Football Carnival Championship player: 1988, 1993, 3× All-Australian team: 1983, 1985, 1986, 4× Fos Williams Medal: 1985, 1986, 1991, 1993, Simpson Medal: 1985, South Australia captain, , Overall, , Australian Football Hall of Fame, Elite Australian rules football premiership games record holder (464)[3]

Craig Bradley was born in 1963 in Ashford, South Australia. Bradley played for Port Adelaide (SANFL) from 1981-1985 and then Carlton (VFL/AFL) from 1986-2002.

Bradley represented South Australia at interstate level for a number of years and was a part of the Australian national team from 1984-2002. Bradley was a versatile player, being able to play as a midfielder or forward.

Bradley retired from professional football in 2002, having amassed 352 AFL games and 247 SANFL games. Bradley is currently the assistant coach of the Port Adelaide Football Club. Bradley is a popular figure in the community and has been involved in a number of charitable organisations.

Bradley is married with two children and lives in Adelaide. Bradley is a respected figure in the football community and is highly regarded for his skills as a player and coach.

Also Played For: carlton football club

6. Warren Tredrea

Forward

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1997–2010: Port Adelaide: 255 (549)
• Club, , 1x Port Adelaide 2004 AFL Premiership Captain, Port Adelaide captain (2006–2008), 4× John Cahill Medal (2001, 2004, 2005, 2009), 8× Port Adelaide leading goal kicker (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2009), 1st AFL goals kicked for Port Adelaide (549), 3rd All-Time goals kicked for Port Adelaide (582), , Representative, , 3x games for Australia, 2x games for South Australia, 4x All-Australian (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004), , Honours, , Australian Football Hall of Fame (2014), South Australian Football Hall of Fame (2012), Port Adelaide Hall of Fame (2018), AFLCA Champion player of the year (2004), Showdown Medal (2004), AFL Rising Star nominee (1998)

Warren Tredrea is a professional Australian rules footballer who has played for Port Adelaide in the Australian Football League (AFL). Tredrea was drafted in the 1996 national draft and made his debut for the club in 1997.

He has since played 255 AFL games, scoring 549 goals. Tredrea has represented South Australia on several occasions, including playing in the 1998 and 1999 national championships. Tredrea is a capable center half forward and is known for his strong marking and attacking play.

Tredrea has retired from the AFL but continqes to play for Port Adelaide in the SANFL. Tredrea is married with three children. Warren Tredrea is one of the most successful players in AFL history. He played for Port Adelaide for most of his career and was captain of the club for many years.

Warren Tredrea was a key player for Australia and was a three-time All-Australian. He also won a John Cahill Medal, eight Port Adelaide best and fairest awards, and kicked more goals than any other player in the club's history. Warren Tredrea is now retired from the AFL and is involved in coaching and mentoring young players.

7. Gavin Wanganeen

Defender

Career

• 1990, 2006: Port Adelaide (SANFL)
• 1991–1996: Essendon
• 1997–2006: Port Adelaide
• 2× AFL Premiership player: (1993, 2004), SANFL Premiership player

Gavin Wanganeen was born in Mount Gambier, South Australia in 1973. He started his career with Salisbury North in the South Australian National Football League (SAAFL).

Wanganeen joined Essendon in the National Football League (NFL) in 1989 and played for the club until 2006. He played for Port Adelaide in the SANFL from 1990 to 2006 and represented South Australia on eight occasions.

Wanganeen was a part of the Essendon side that won the AFL Premiership in 1991. He was also a member of the Port Adelaide side that won the SANFL Championship in 1997 and the AFL Grand Final in 2003. 

Wanganeen has had a successful coaching career, serving as an assistant coach at Essendon from 2003 to 2006 and at Port Adelaide from 2007 to 2009.

He was appointed coach of the South Australian state side in 2010 and led the team to the Australian National Football Championships in 2013. Wanganeen remains a highly respected figure in the AFL and is currently an assistant coach at Port Adelaide.

Also Played For: essendon football club

8. Kane Cornes

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2001–2015: Port Adelaide: 300 (93)
• AFL premiership (2004), 4x John Cahill Medal (2007, 2008, 2010, 2012), 2x All-Australian Team (2005, 2007), Peter Badcoe VC Medal (Round 6, 2008), Port Adelaide Hall of Fame inductee (2019), 2x Merv Agars Medal: (2005, 2009)

Kane Cornes is a midfielder who played for Port Adelaide for over a decade. He has also had stints at Brighton Bombers and Glenelg. Kane Cornes is a powerful midfielder who is known for his hard hitting.

He has also been noted for his leadership abilities. Kane Cornes was a key member of the Port Adelaide side that won the 2007 and 2013 AFL Premierships. Kane Cornes retired from professional football in 2015.

He now works as a football commentator. Kane Cornes is a popular figure in the Australian football community. He is a regular speaker at AFL events and has been involved in various coaching roles. Kane Cornes is married with two children.

Kane Cornes was a talented and hard-working footballer who played for the Adelaide Crows for many years. Kane Cornes was a key player in the Crows' 2004 AFL premiership victory and was also an All-Australian in 2007 and 2008. Kane Cornes retired from football in 2013 after a long and successful career.

Kane Cornes is now a successful sports commentator and is well-known for his work on Fox Sports. Kane Cornes is a highly respected member of the Australian sporting community and is often called upon to give his opinion on key sporting events. 

Kane Cornes is a true gentleman off the field and is always willing to help out his fellow athletes. Kane Cornes is a popular figure in the Adelaide community and is always happy to pose for photos with fans. Kane Cornes is a talented sports journalist and has written many successful books. 

Kane Cornes is one of the most respected and admired sportsmen in Australia and is sure to continue achieving success in the future.

9. Travis Boak

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2007–: Port Adelaide: 327 (197)
• Port Adelaide captain: 2013–2018, Port Adelaide AFL games record holder, 3× All-Australian team: 2013, 2014, 2020, 2× John Cahill Medal: 2011, 2019, 3× Showdown Medal: 2013 (game 1), 2020, 2021 (game 1), AFL Rising Star nominee: 2007

Travis Boak was born on 1 August 1988 in Geelong, Victoria. He started his career with the Geelong Falcons in the TAC Cup, before being drafted by Port Adelaide in the 2006 national draft.

Boak made his debut for Port Adelaide in 2007, and has since played 231 games for the club, scoring 145 goals. He was named the captain of Port Adelaide in 2015, and led the club to the 2016 AFL Grand Final, where they were defeated by the Melbourne Demons.

Boak is currently a key player for Port Adelaide, and is expected to continue playing for the club for many years to come. Travis Boak is a veteran of the AFL and is one of the most experienced players in the competition. He has played for Port Adelaide for over ten years and has been captain for the past three seasons.

Boak is a powerful and accurate kicker, and is also a reliable ball-handler and goal scorer. He is a key part of the Port Adelaide team, and is often relied on to lead his team to victory. Boak has represented Australia on numerous occasions, and has been a key part of the team that has won multiple international tournaments.

He is a well-respected player in the AFL, and is often considered one of the best in the league. Boak is a family man, and he is often seen attending events and supporting his team during the off-season. 

He is a popular figure in the community, and is often seen at local events. Boak is in the twilight of his career, and he is now looking to retire at the end of the 2022 season.

He has been a key part of the Port Adelaide team for many years, and his retirement will be a loss to the competition. Boak is a tireless worker, and he is often seen training hard during the off-season. 

He is a role model to younger players, and he has shown countless times that he is one of the best players in the AFL. Boak is a popular figure in the community, and he is often seen at local events.

He is a family man, and he is often seen attending events and supporting his team during the off-season. He is a popular figure in the community, and is often seen at local events. Boak is in the twilight of his career, and he is now looking to retire at the end of the 2022 season. 

He has been a key part of the Port Adelaide team for many years, and his retirement will be a loss to the competition. Boak is a tireless worker, and he is often seen training hard during the off-season.

He is a role model to younger players, and he has shown countless times that he is one of the best players in the AFL.

10. Russell Ebert

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1968–78, 80–85: Port Adelaide: 392 (294)
• 1979: North Melbourne: 25 (15)
• Years: Club: Games (W–L–D)
• 1983–87: Port Adelaide: 116 (64–52–0)
• 1988–90: Woodville: 64 (24–40–0)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1985., 3 Coaching statistics correct as of 1990.
• Club, , 3x Port Adelaide premiership player (1977, 1980, 1981), 4x Magarey Medal (1971, 1974, 1976, 1980), Jack Oatey Medal (1981), 6x Port Adelaide best & fairest (1971, 1972, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1981), Port Adelaide captain (1974–1978, 1983–1985), Port Adelaide leading goalkicker (1968), Port Adelaide 'All-Time' games record holder (392), Port Adelaide best first year player (1968), , Representative, , 3x South Australian captain (1975, 1977, 1983), 29 games for South Australia, South Australian coach 1996, 1997, 1998, , Honours, , Port Adelaide's greatest team (centre), Australian Football Hall of Fame, inducted 1996, Legend status 2022, South Australian Football Hall of Fame (2002), SANFL life member, Port Adelaide life member (1977)

Russell Ebert was an accomplished footballer who played with Port Adelaide and North Melbourne in the 1970s and 1980s. Ebert was known for his strong tackling and accurate passing, which helped him rack up numerous goals and honours.

Ebert died in November 2021 at the age of 72 after a long battle with cancer. Ebert's death will leave a big hole in the football community and his memory will be cherished by many fans. Ebert is survived by his wife and two children.

Ebert played 116 games for Port Adelaide between 1983 and 1987, winning the Magarey Medal in each of those seasons. In 1988, Ebert moved to Woodville as captain-coach and helped the club to a 64-win season. Ebert then joined North Melbourne as a player-coach in 1990, but left after two seasons due to family reasons.

Ebert then took on the role of head coach of South Australia in 1996, guiding the state to a third-place finish. He then left South Australia to return to North Melbourne in 1998, but the club sacked him after just three seasons. 

Ebert formed his own coaching company in 2004 and has since worked with a number of clubs in both Victoria and South Australia. 

Ebert was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2015. Russell Ebert was a player and coach at Port Adelaide for over a decade, winning the Magarey Medal in each of those seasons. 

He then moved to Woodville as captain-coach and helped the club to a 64-win season. He then joined North Melbourne as a player-coach in 1990, but left after two seasons due to family reasons.

Ebert then took on the role of head coach of South Australia in 1996, leading the state to a third-place finish. He then left South Australia to return to North Melbourne in 1998, but the club sacked him after just three seasons. 

Ebert formed his own coaching company in 2004 and has since worked with a number of clubs in both Victoria and South Australia. Ebert was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2015.

11. Connor Rozee

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2019–: Port Adelaide: 81 (77)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 23, 2022.
• John Cahill Medal (2022), All Australian (2022), Port Adelaide leading goalkicker (2019), Gavin Wanganeen Medal (2019), 2× 22under22 team (2019, 2022), AFL Rising Star nominee (2019), Peter Badcoe VC Medal (2022), Showdown Medal (2022), SANFL Premiership player (2018)

Connor Rozee is a midfielder/forward who was drafted by Port Adelaide in 2018. Rozee made his AFL debut in 2019 against Melbourne at the MCG. Rozee is 185 cm tall and weighs 80 kg.

Rozee is a strong midfielder who is able to win the contested ball. Rozee is also a capable forward who can take a few marks. Rozee is a valuable member of Port Adelaide and is looking to improve his game further.

Rozee is a hard worker and is always looking to improve his game. Rozee is a good team player who is willing to work for the team. Rozee has a bright future and is looking to continue his development with Port Adelaide.

Connor Rozee is an AFL Rising Star nominee and 22under22 team member who has played 81 games for Port Adelaide since debuting in 2019. Rozee is a talented goalkicker and was the leading goalkicker for Port Adelaide in 2019.

Rozee has also been a standout player for the SANFL Premiership club in 2018. Rozee is a hard-working player who is always striving to improve his game. Rozee is a valuable member of the Port Adelaide team and is expected to continue playing at a high level for many years to come.

12. Ollie Wines

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2013–: Port Adelaide: 202 (86)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 2 2022.
• Brownlow Medal (2021), All-Australian (2021), John Cahill Medal (2021), Port Adelaide co-captain (2019), 3x Gavin Wanganeen Medal (2013, 2014, 2015), 3× 22under22 team (2015, 2016, 2017), AFL Rising Star nominee (2013)

After playing for the Bendigo Pioneers in the TAC Cup, Ollie was drafted by Port Adelaide in the 2012 national draft. After making his debut in Round 1 of the 2013 season, Ollie has played over 100 games for the Power, including the 2016 AFL Grand Final.

Ollie is a dual Victorian/Australian citizen and is known for his trademark long hair. Ollie has been romantically linked with fellow Australian cricket player Ellyse Perry. 

In 2018, Ollie was voted into the Port Adelaide Hall of Fame. Ollie Wines is a talented midfielder who has played for Port Adelaide over the past two seasons.

Wines has been a consistent performer for the Power and was an important part of their midfield in the 2018 season. He was named All-Australian for the 2021 season and was also a key player for Port Adelaide in their successful season. 

Wines is also a talented goal scorer with 86 goals in 202 games. He is a hard working player and is a key part of the team.

Wines is looking to continue his good form in the upcoming season. He is a great leader on and off the field and is a valuable member of the team. Wines is a player who is looking to improve his game and continue to play at the highest level. He is an important part of the Port Adelaide team and is a talented player.

13. Shaun Burgoyne

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2000-2002: Port Adelaide Magpies: 26 (4) [1]
• 2001–2009: Port Adelaide Power: 157 (171)
• 2010–2021: Hawthorn: 250 (131)
• : AFL Total: 407 (302)
• Total: : 433 (306)
• 4× AFL Premiership player: 2004, 2013–2015, All-Australian team: 2006, Showdown Medal: Rd 20 2005

Shaun Burgoyne was born in Darwin, Northern Territory in 1982. He started playing football for the Port Adelaide Magpies in 2000. Burgoyne was a mainstay of the Power’s midfield for the next nine seasons, winning the club’s best and fairest award in 2006.

He was traded to Hawthorn in August 2018. Burgoyne is a utility player who is capable of playing both as a midfielder and as a forward. He is a skilled ball user who is known for his strong tackling. Burgoyne has represented Australia in international football, playing 41 games and scoring eight goals.

He is a two-time premiership player with Port Adelaide and Hawthorn. Shaun Burgoyne is currently a Hawthorn player. Burgoyne is a Hawthorn legend, having played over 250 games for the club since debuting in 2005. 

He has also represented Australia internationally, and is a four-time Premiership player. Shaun Burgoyne is known for his strong midfield play, and is a key member of Hawthorn's premiership-winning teams of 2013, 2014, and 2015.

Shaun Burgoyne is a hard worker, and is known for his fierce competitiveness on the field. Shaun Burgoyne is expected to continue to play a major role for Hawthorn in the future, and is one of the most respected players in the AFL. 

Shaun Burgoyne is a well-loved figure at Hawthorn, and is highly respected by his teammates and the fans alike. Shaun Burgoyne is a popular figure in the media, and has been interviewed by many publications over the years.

Shaun Burgoyne is a family man, and is married with two children. Shaun Burgoyne is a great ambassador for the AFL, and has helped to promote the game of footy to a wider audience. Shaun Burgoyne is a great role model for young players, and is a respected member of the AFL community.

14. Sam Powell-Pepper

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2017–: Port Adelaide: 93 (51)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 2 2022.
• AFL Rising Star nominee (2017), 2× 22under22 team (2018, 2020), Gavin Wanganeen Medal (2017)

Powell-Pepper is a talented footballer who was drafted in the 2016 national draft by the Port Adelaide Football Club. Powell-Pepper made his debut for the Port Adelaide Football Club in Round 1 of the 2017 season, playing against Port Adelaide at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Powell-Pepper is a tall and rangy midfielder who is known for his ball-winning skills and his ability to run down the field. Powell-Pepper is a talented player who is expected to continue developing his game over the next few years. 

Powell-Pepper is a hard worker who is always putting in the extra effort in training and on the field.

Powell-Pepper is a quality player who is expected to play a major role for the Port Adelaide Football Club in the future. Powell-Pepper is a talented player who is destined for great things in the AFL competition. Powell-Pepper is a hard-working and talented footballer who is worth watching over the next few years.

15. Todd Marshall

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2017-: Port Adelaide: 76 (102)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 23 2022.
• Port Adelaide leading goalkicker (2022)

Todd Marshall was born on 8 October 1998 in Melbourne, Victoria. Marshall played his junior football with the Murray Bushrangers in the TAC Cup. He was drafted by the Western Bulldogs with the 16th pick in the 2016 national draft.

Marshall made his debut for the Bulldogs in Round 22, 2017, against Port Adelaide at Mars Stadium. Marshall is a key forward and is considered a strong mark. Marshall has played 39 games for the Bulldogs since his debut. 

Marshall has won the Sam Mitchell Medal ( Best and Fairest ) in 2018 and the Leigh Matthews Trophy ( Most Valuable Player ) in 2017. Marshall is contracted with the Bulldogs until the end of 2020. Marshall is married and has a daughter. 

Marshall was born in South Australia and played junior football with Norwood. Marshall was drafted by Port Adelaide with their fourth pick in the 2011 National Draft. Marshall made his AFL debut in the Round 4 loss to Melbourne. Marshall kicked 102 goals for Port Adelaide in the 2017 season.

Marshall played in Port Adelaide's inaugural AFL Grand Final in 2018, but the club lost to Richmond. Marshall signed a two-year contract with Port Adelaide in May 2019. Marshall is a hard-working forward who is capable of playing on either wing. 

Marshall is a hard-nosed player who is not afraid to get his hands dirty. Marshall is a reliable player in the forward line, capable of kicking goals from any part of the ground.

16. Dan Houston

Forward

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2016–: Port Adelaide: 111 (23)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 11 2022.
• AFL Rising Star nominee (2017), Gavin Wanganeen Medal (2018)

Dan Houston was drafted by Port Adelaide in the 2016 rookie draft. He made his debut in Round 1 of the 2017 season against Sydney at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Houston is a defender, and typically plays as a backman. Houston has had a decorated career in the TAC Cup, playing for Oakleigh Chargers. He has also represented Victoria at under-18 and under-19 level.

Houston has been praised for his speed and strength, and is considered a key player for Port Adelaide. In 2018, Houston signed a new contract with the Port Adelaide Football Club. He is a key player for the club, and is expected to play a significant role in the future.

Houston is a hard-working defender, and is often praised for his attacking play. Dan Houston is a talented player and has had a successful playing career.

Houston has played for Port Adelaide for the past few seasons and has been a key part of the team. He has won a number of awards, including the Gavin Wanganeen Medal in 2018.

Houston is a hard-working player who is always looking to improve his game. He is a talented player who is expected to continue his success with Port Adelaide in the future.

17. Fos Williams

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1946–1949: West Adelaide: 54 (112)
• 1950–1958: Port Adelaide: 151 (263)
• Total: : 205 (375)
• Years: Club: Games (W–L–D)
• 1950–58, 62–73: Port Adelaide: 447 (333–112–2)
• 1960: South Adelaide: 18 (3–15–0)
• 1974–1978: West Adelaide: 109 (42–67–0)
• 1955–1969: South Australia: 45 (24–21–0)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1978.
• Club, , 6x Port Adelaide premiership player: (1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958), 2x Port Adelaide best & fairest: (1950, 1955), 1x West Adelaide premiership player: (1947), 3x Port Adelaide leading goalkicker: (1950, 1951, 1955), 5AD Footballer of the Year: 1958, , Representative, , 5x South Australia captain: (1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958), 2x Sporting Life All-Australian (1950, 1951), Simpson Medalist 1955 (Best player, WA v SA), , Coaching, , 9x Port Adelaide premiership coach: (1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1962, 1963, 1965), , Honours, , Australian Football Hall of Fame inaugural inductee (1996), South Australian Football Hall of Fame inaugural inductee (2002), Port Adelaide Hall of Fame inaugural inductee (1998), SANFL life member, The Advertiser Player of the Year (1950, 1955), Port Adelaide life member, Port Adelaide 'Greatest Team': 2001 (captain-coach)

Fos Williams was a rover for the Port Adelaide Football Club from 1950 to 1958. He played a total of 205 games for the club, scoring 375 goals. Williams represented South Australia in 47 games between 1947 and 1958.

Williams later coached the West Adelaide Football Club in the SANFL from 1966 to 1971. Williams passed away on 1 September 2001, aged 79. Williams was a talented footballer who played for Port Adelaide from 1950 to 1958.

He was a premiership player with Port Adelaide in 1955 and led the club in goalkickers three times. After retiring from football, Williams became a coach and was successful in leading West Adelaide to a premiership in 1977.

Williams was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 1985.

18. Scott Lycett

Ruck

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2011–2018: West Coast: 75 (45)
• 2019–: Port Adelaide: 57 (16)
• Total: : 132 (61)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 4 2022.
• AFL premiership player: 2018

Scott Lycett is a ruckman and forward who has played for the West Coast Eagles since 2010. Lycett was drafted by the Port Adelaide Power in the 2010 national draft, and made his debut in 2011.

Lycett has since played in over 100 games for the Eagles, including the club's 2013 and 2015 premiership victories. In 2018, Lycett played a key role in the Eagles' run to the AFL Grand Final, where they were defeated by Richmond.

Lycett is a key member of the Australian national team, and has played at the World Cup and the Olympic Games. In 2019, Lycett signed a two-year contract extension with the West Coast Eagles. Lycett is a popular figure on and off the field, and is known for his effervescent personality and love of surfing.

Scott Lycett is married to actress and model Georgia Hardstark, and the couple have two children. Lycett is active in the community, and has raised money for charity through his appearances on TV and in the media.

19. Charlie Dixon

Forward

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2011–2015: Gold Coast: 65 (94)
• 2016–: Port Adelaide: 120 (212)
• Total: : 185 (305)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 19, 2022.
• All-Australian (2020), 3x Port Adelaide leading goalkicker (2017, 2020, 2021), Inaugural Gold Coast AFL team, Marcus Ashcroft Medal: 2015

Charlie Dixon is a professional Australian football player who currently plays for Port Adelaide in the Australian Football League (AFL). Dixon was drafted by the Gold Coast Suns in the 2009 AFL Draft, and played for the club until 2013.

Dixon moved to Port Adelaide in 2014, and has since played 137 games for the club, including a 2015 premiership. Dixon is a powerful key forward, who is known for his speed and ability to score goals. 

Dixon has represented Queensland in the AFL State of Origin series, and was a member of the Gold Coast Suns team that won the inaugural AFL International Cup in 2017.

Dixon is a dual Australian and Queensland citizen, and has also played for the Australian U19 and Australian A teams. Dixon is married to his wife Taylah, and they have two children. Dixon is a sports scientist by trade, and has worked with the Gold Coast Suns, Melbourne Football Club, and Port Adelaide.

20. John Cahill

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1958–73: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 264 (286)
• Years: Club: Games (W–L–D)
• 1974–82: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 216 (158–54–4)
• 1983–84: Collingwood (VFL): 47 (27–20–0)
• 1985–87: West Adelaide (SANFL): 69 (34–35–0)
• 1988–96: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 205 (153–52–0)
• 1997–98: Port Adelaide (AFL): 44 (19–23–2)
• 2005: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 23 (13–10–0)
• 2008: South Adelaide (SANFL): 20 (5–14–1)
• Total: : 624 (409–208–7)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2008.
• Club, , 4x Port Adelaide premiership player (1959, 1962, 1963, 1965), 4x Port Adelaide best and fairest (1966, 1968, 1970, 1973), McCallum Medallist 1956 (under-17 with South Adelaide), Port Adelaide captain 1968–73, Port Adelaide leading goalkicker 1973, , Coach, , 10x Port Adelaide premiership coach (1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995), West Adelaide Escort Cup premiership coach 1985, West Adelaide Foundation Cup premiership coach 1987, , Representative, , 29 games for South Australia, All-Australian (1969), , Honours, , Australian Football Hall of Fame inductee, South Australian Football Hall of Fame inaugural inductee 2002, Port Adelaide greatest team (wing), Namesake of Port Adelaide's Best and Fairest award.

John Cahill is a South Australian Football Hall of Fame inductee who played for Port Adelaide in the SANFL. Cahill was a prolific goal scorer in the SANFL, amassing 264 goals in 264 games for the club.

Cahill also represented South Australia on 29 occasions, scoring 28 goals. Cahill coached the Port Adelaide reserves for two seasons after retirement from playing. Cahill is currently the coach of the Adelaide Crows in the Australian Football League (AFL).

Cahill was born in Adelaide in 1940 and has spent all his life in the city. Cahill is a distinguished member of the South Australian Football Hall of Fame. Cahill is married with two children and lives in Adelaide. Cahill is a cricket enthusiast and also played Australian rules football in his youth.

Cahill was Port Adelaide's captain from 1968 to 1973, leading the club to premierships in those years. Cahill is also a two-time McCallum Medallist, having won the award in 1956 with South Adelaide. After retiring as a player, Cahill became Port Adelaide's coach in 1987, remaining in the role until 1996.

Cahill was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2003. Cahill is currently the SANFL's senior development coach.

21. Zak Butters

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2019–: Port Adelaide: 68 (41)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2022.
• Gavin Wanganeen Medal (2020), 22under22 team (2020)

Zak Butters was born on 8 September 2000 in Victoria, Australia. Zak Butters played football for Western Jets in the TAC Cup and then Darley Football Club in the AFL.

Zak Butters was drafted by Port Adelaide in the 2018 AFL draft. Zak Butters is 181 cm tall and weighs 78 kg. Zak Butters is a midfielder for Port Adelaide. Zak Butters has played for the club since the 2018 AFL season.

Zak Butters is a key player for the Port Adelaide side. Zak Butters has a bright future in football. Zak Butters was drafted by Port Adelaide with their first selection (14th overall) in the 2019 National Draft. Zak Butters played for SANFL club Port Adelaide in the 2019 AFL season and kicked 41 goals from 68 matches.

Zak Butters was named the Gavin Wanganeen Medal (AFL's best and fairest) after the season. Zak Butters is a key forward who is known for his strong marking and kicking skills. Zak Butters is considered a promising player with a bright future in the AFL.

22. Robbie Gray

Forward

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2007-2022: Port Adelaide: 271 (367)
• Club, , 3× John Cahill Medal (2014, 2015, 2016), 2× Port Adelaide leading goalkicker (2011, 2018), , Representative, , 3x games for Australia, 4× All-Australian team (2014, 2015, 2017, 2018), , Honours, , AFLCA Champion player of the year (2014), 5x Showdown Medal (2010, 2015, 2018x2, 2019), Peter Badcoe VC Medal (2017), AFL Rising Star nominee (2007), AFL Player Ratings team of the decade (2010s), Merv Agars Medal: 2016

Gray was born in Melbourne in 1988 and played his junior football for Oakleigh Chargers. Gray was drafted in the 2006 national draft by Port Adelaide and made his debut in 2007.

Gray enjoyed a breakout season in 2010, winning the John Worsfold Medal as the best and fairest player in the AFL. Gray was runner up in the 2012 AFL Rising Star award, and was selected in the 2012 All-Australian team.

Gray had another good season in 2013, winning the Port Adelaide Best and Fairest award. Gray was suspended for the 2016 season after testing positive for a banned substance. Gray returned in 2017 and played a key role in Port Adelaide's run to the AFL Grand Final.

Gray announced his retirement at the end of the 2017 season. Gray has since joined the Port Adelaide coaching staff.

23. Tim Evans

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1971–1974: Geelong: 59 (26)
• 1975–1986: Port Adelaide: 230 (993)[1]
• Total: : 289 (1019)
• Club, , Port Adelaide's greatest team (full-forward), 4x Port Adelaide Premiership Player (1977, 1979, 1980, 1981), 2nd SANFL all-time goalkicker (992), 1st All-Time goals kicked for Port Adelaide (992), 6x SANFL leading goal-kicker (1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1984), 10x Port Adelaide leading goal-kicker (1975, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985), , Representative, , 10 games for South Australia, , Honours, , South Australian Football Hall of Fame (2002), Tasmanian Football Hall of Fame (2008), SANFL life member (1984), Port Adelaide life member (1984)

Evans was a prolific full forward in the Victorian Football League (VFL) during the 1970s and 1980s, playing for Geelong and Port Adelaide. He represented South Australia at state level in 1979 and 1983.

Evans retired from professional football in 1986. He later worked as a sports journalist and commentator. Evans was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2009. He currently resides in Tasmania.

Evans is married with three children. In his spare time, he enjoys fishing and golfing. Evans is a popular media personality in Tasmania, where he hosts a sports show on local radio station 3AW.

 Evans was one of the greatest full-forwards in the history of Port Adelaide, amassing an impressive record in the SANFL and representing South Australia on 10 occasions.

He was also one of the game's most prolific goal-kickers, kicking over 1000 goals in his career. Evans was inducted into the South Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2002 and the Tasmanian Football Hall of Fame in 2008. He currently coaches the under-14s at Port Adelaide.

24. Xavier Duursma

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2019–: Port Adelaide: 57 (27)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2022.
• AFL Rising Star nominee: 2019

Xavier Duursma was born on July 7th, 2000 in Gippsland, Australia. Xavier Duursma played for Foster in the TAC Cup and was drafted by Port Adelaide in the 2018 AFL draft.

At 186 cm tall and 79 kg in weight, Xavier Duursma is a midfielder. Xavier Duursma has played for Port Adelaide in the AFL reserves competition. Xavier Duursma is passionate about sport and enjoys playing football.

Xavier Duursma has a great work ethic and is looking to continue developing his skills in the AFL. Xavier Duursma is looking forward to playing for Port Adelaide in the future. Xavier Duursma is a talented footballer who has spent most of his career with Port Adelaide.

In 2019, Duursma was named an AFL Rising Star nominee after playing in 57 games and scoring 27 goals. Duursma is a hard-working player who is known for his strong marking and kicking skills. He is also a capable defender, and has been used in a variety of positions throughout his career.

Duursma is expected to continue playing at Port Adelaide for the foreseeable future.

25. Tom Jonas

Defender

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2011–: Port Adelaide: 202 (1)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 4 2022.
• Port Adelaide captain: 2019-

Tom Jonas was born in 1991 in Rostrevor, South Australia. He played for Norwood in the SANFL from 2006-2011. Jonas was drafted by Port Adelaide in the 2011 rookie draft and made his AFL debut in the 2012 season.

Jonas played 33 games for Port in his first two seasons, but was traded to Hawthorn in the 2014 season. Jonas played 59 games for Hawthorn over the next two seasons before being traded back to Port in the 2017 season.

Jonas has played 97 games for Port Adelaide in total, averaging 14 disposals and two tackles per game. Jonas has been a regular member of the Port Adelaide side since 2017. Jonas has also represented Australia at under-18, under-19, and under-23 levels.

Jonas is a defender who typically plays as a back-up key defender. Tom Jonas was born in Adelaide and played junior football for North Adelaide. 

Jonas made his senior debut for Port Adelaide in 2011 and has since played 202 games, scoring 1 goal. Jonas has represented Australia at under-18, under-19 and under-23 level, playing in the International Rules Series in 2012.

Jonas has been captain of Port Adelaide since the 2019 season and is considered one of the club's key players. Jonas is a hard worker and is often seen on the ground working on his foot skills. Jonas is contracted to Port Adelaide until the end of the 2022 season. 

Jonas is a versatile player, able to play both in the midfield and forward positions. Jonas is a popular player at Port Adelaide and is considered a role model for younger players at the club.

Jonas is likely to continue playing for Port Adelaide for many years to come.

26. Kane Farrell

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2018–: Port Adelaide: 33 (27)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2019.

Kane Farrell was drafted by the Bendigo Pioneers with the 51st pick in the 2017 national draft. Farrell made his debut for the Pioneers in a game against the Western Bulldogs on 29 July 2018.

Farrell is 182 cm tall and weighs 77 kg. Farrell is a midfielder and is known for his speed and agility. Farrell is a promising young player and is expected to make a big impact in the AFL. Kane Farrell is a talented half-forward who has lit up the Port Adelaide midfield over the past two seasons.

Farrell is a dangerous player with the ball in his hands, capable of taking marks and kicking goals. He played 33 games for Port Adelaide in 2018 and 27 games in 2019, amassing 27 goals and 33 assists. 

Farrell is a key player for the Power and is expected to continue to improve in the future. He is a strong player with a good disposal skills, and is a major threat up forward.

Farrell is a future captain of the Port Adelaide Football Club and is a crucial part of the team.

27. Tom Clurey

Defender

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2013–: Port Adelaide: 110 (0)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of Season 2021.

Tom Clurey is a promising young player who has been playing for the Murray Bushrangers in the TAC Cup. He was drafted by Port Adelaide in the 2012 National Draft and has since made an impact at the club.

Clurey is a hard-working player who is always looking to make an impact on the field. He is a strong defender who is also capable of providing support play up the ground. Clurey is hoping to continue his progress at Port Adelaide and make a name for himself in the AFL.

He is a versatile player who can play in a number of positions, making him a valuable asset to the team. Clurey is a good team player who is always willing to give his all for his team. He is a hard worker who is always looking to improve his skills. Clurey is a promising young player who has a lot of potential to develop his game.

28. Michael Wilson

Defender

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1995–1996, 2003: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 42 (10)
• 1997–2008: Port Adelaide (AFL): 192 (51)
• Total: : 234 (61)
• 2 x Port Adelaide SANFL premiership player, 1x AFL (2004), 2× SANFL (1995, 1996), Port Adelaide vice-captain (2006–2007), AFL Rising Star: 1997

Michael Wilson was born on November 21, 1976 in Adelaide, South Australia. Wilson played for Port Adelaide in the SANFL before being drafted by the Adelaide Crows in the AFL in 1997.

Wilson played 192 games for Adelaide and scored 61 goals. Wilson was traded to the Western Bulldogs in 2008 and played for them until 2012. Wilson was then traded to the Melbourne Demons where he played until 2016.

Wilson retired from professional football in 2016. Michael Wilson is a respected and successful player in both the AFL and SANFL. Wilson is married with two children. Michael Wilson is a respected and successful player in both the AFL and SANFL.

Michael Wilson was a talented player in his early years, winning two premierships with the Port Adelaide SANFL side. Wilson made his AFL debut in 2004 and played for the club until 2007. 

In that time, he also won two SANFL titles. In 2007, Wilson joined the Adelaide Crows as a player-coach. He was appointed vice-captain in 2006 and led the side to a premiership in 2007. Wilson retired from playing in 2008, but continues to coach and play for the Adelaide Crows.

29. Riley Bonner

Defender

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2016-: Port Adelaide: 77 (11)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of Round 4 2022.
• AFL Rising Star nominee: 2018

Riley Bonner was born on 7 March 1997 in Adelaide, South Australia. He played his junior football with the West Adelaide club before being drafted by Port Adelaide in the 2015 national draft.

Bonner made his senior debut in Round 23 of the 2016 season against Gold Coast at Metricon Stadium. In 2018, Bonner played for Port Adelaide in the AFLPA Statewide League. He is 190 cm tall and weighs 85 kg.

Bonner has played for the Adelaide Crows' VFL side and the Gold Coast Suns in the AFL. In 2019, Bonner signed with the Victorian side, the Werribee Tigers. He has represented South Australia at under-18 and under-19 level.

Bonner is a defender/midfielder. Riley Bonner was drafted by Port Adelaide with pick 26 in the 2016 AFL Draft. Bonner made his debut in Round 1 of the 2016 AFL season against the Gold Coast Suns. In his first season, Bonner played 77 games and scored 11 goals.

Bonner played all 18 games in the 2017 AFL season and ended up with 6 goals. In the 2018 AFL season, Bonner played all 18 games and again ended up with 6 goals. 

Bonner was nominated for the AFL Rising Star Award but lost to Collingwood's Sam Murray. In the 2019 AFL season, Bonner played all 18 games and ended up with 11 goals.

In the 2020 AFL season, Bonner played all 18 games and ended up with 10 goals. Bonner is currently playing in the 2021 AFL season and has so far played 11 games, scoring 7 goals.

30. Chad Cornes

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1999–2011: Port Adelaide: 239 (175)
• 2012–2013: Greater Western Sydney: 16 (4)
• Total: : 255 (179)
• Years: Club: Games (W–L–D)
• 2016–2017: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 38 (24–15–0)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2013.
• AFL premiership player: 2004, 2x All-Australian Team: (2004, 2007), Showdown Medal: 2006 (round 21), Peter Badcoe VC Medal: 2007 (round 5), SANFL Hall of Fame Inductee: 2014, AFL Pre-Season premiership player: (2001, 2002)

Chad Cornes is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Port Adelaide and Greater Western Sydney in the AFL. He was a powerful utility player who kicked 175 goals in 255 games.

Chad Cornes was born in Adelaide in 1979 and played for Glenelg in the SANFL before being drafted by Port Adelaide in the 1997 National Draft. Cornes made his AFL debut for Port Adelaide in 1999 and played for the club until 2011.

He then played for Greater Western Sydney for two seasons before returning to Port Adelaide in 2013. Chad Cornes is a powerful utility player who can play as a forward or midfielder. He is a valuable member of the Port Adelaide team and is one of the most experienced players in the league.

Chad Cornes is a proud South Australian and is known for his strong community involvement. He is a regular volunteer with the SANFL and AFL Players' Association and has served as a mentor to young players. Chad Cornes is married to his long-time girlfriend, Sarah, and they have two children.

He is a committed family man who enjoys spending time outdoors and spending time with his friends. Chad Cornes is a valuable member of the Port Adelaide team and is one of the most experienced players in the league. 

He is a versatile player who can play as a forward or midfielder. He is a valuable member of the team and is a popular member of the Port Adelaide community.

Chad Cornes is contracted to play for Port Adelaide until the end of the 2018 season. He is expected to play a key role in the club's bid for a Champions League spot this year. 

Chad Cornes is a respected member of the AFL community and is known for his strong community involvement. He is a regular volunteer with the SANFL and AFL Players' Association and has served as a mentor to young players.

31. Ryan Burton

Forward

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2016–2018: Hawthorn: 47 (5)
• 2019–: Port Adelaide: 65 (8)
• Total: : 117 (13)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2022.
• 22under22 team: 2017

He was drafted in the 2015 national draft and made his AFL debut in Round 21, 2016 for Hawthorn. Burton is a defender and is 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) tall. He played for North Adelaide in the SANFL before joining PHOS Camden in the VFL in 2017.

He was recalled to Hawthorn in March 2018 and made his AFL final appearance in the Grand Final. He has represented South Australia at under-18, under-19 and under-23 level. Burton is married and has a young son. He is a member of the Hawks' leadership group and has a strong work ethic.

Burton is a member of the AFLPA's player development and community programs. He is a keen golfer and enjoys spending time with his family. Burton played his junior football with the Port Adelaide Magpies before being drafted by Hawthorn in the 2016 national draft. 

In 2018, Burton was traded to Port Adelaide and played his first senior game in a victory against the Gold Coast Suns. In 2019, Burton was named in the All Australian side, marking his first career selection. He is a hard midfielder who is a strong contested mark and kicks a good ball.

 Burton is a crucial player for Port Adelaide and is looking to help the club make the finals this season. Burton is an exciting player to watch and is sure to be a mainstay in the AFL for many years to come. Burton is a proud South Australian who is looking to continue his success with Port Adelaide.

Burton is a great role model for young players and is an excellent representative for the state of South Australia. Burton is a popular player with the Port Adelaide fans and is a key part of the club's success.

32. Dylan Williams

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2020–2022: Port Adelaide: 1 (0)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2022.

Dylan Williams was born in 2001, and is a young player in the AFL. He was drafted by the Oakleigh Chargers in the 2019 AFL draft. Williams made his debut for Port Adelaide in Round 15, 2021, against Sydney.

Williams is 186 cm tall and has a good athletic physique. Dylan Williams is a forward from Port Adelaide who has played one season for the club. Williams was drafted in the 2020 AFL Draft and made his debut in the 2020 season.

He played one game that season and didn't score. In the 2021 season, Williams played more games and started scoring more goals. He ended up playing 12 games and scoring four goals. In the 2022 season, Williams continued to play more games and score more goals.

He played 21 games and scored nine goals. Williams is a hard-working player who is always looking to score goals. He is a good player off the ball as well, which is why Port Adelaide likes him. Williams is likely to continue to play for Port Adelaide in the future.

33. Willem Drew

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2019–: Port Adelaide: 56 (10)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of Round 23 2022.

Willem Drew was born in October 1998 in Victoria, Australia. Drew played for North Ballarat Rebels in the TAC Cup before being drafted by Port Adelaide in the 2016 AFL draft.

Drew is a midfielder who is 188 cm tall and weighs 192 kg. Drew has played for Port Adelaide in the AFL reserves competition this season. Drew is a promising young player who is expected to make an impact in the AFL soon.

Drew is a hardworking player who is always looking to improve his game. Drew is a popular figure among his teammates and fans alike.

 Drew is a promising young player who is expected to make an impact in the AFL soon. Drew is a hardworking player who is always looking to improve his game.

Willem Drew is a 28-year-old forward who has played for Port Adelaide since the 2019 season. Drew has played 56 games for the Power, scoring 10 goals. Drew is a hard-working player who is always looking to put in a hard shift for the team. He is a valuable member of the squad and is well- respected by his teammates.

Drew is a strong contested mark and is often able to win the ball in the air. He is a dangerous player up front and is able to score goals from a range of positions. 

 Drew is a reliable player and is usually able to slot into the team’s starting line-up. He is a valuable asset to the team and is a valuable member of the squad.

Drew is a hard-working player who is always looking to put in a hard shift for the team. He is a valuable member of the squad and is well- respected by his teammates. Drew is a reliable player and is usually able to slot into the team’s starting line-up. He is a valuable asset to the team and is a valuable member of the squad.

Drew is a hard-working player who is always looking to put in a hard shift for the team. He is a valuable member of the squad and is well- respected by his teammates. 

 Drew is a reliable player and is usually able to slot into the team’s starting line-up. He is a valuable asset to the team and is a valuable member of the squad. Drew is a hard-working player who is always looking to put in a hard shift for the team.

He is a valuable member of the squad and is well- respected by his teammates.

34. Greg Phillips

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1976–82, 1987–93: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 343 (93)
• 1983–86: Collingwood (VFL): 84 (12)
• Club, , 8x Port Adelaide premiership player (1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992), Port Adelaide premiership captain (1992), Port Adelaide best & fairest (1988), Port Adelaide captain (1991-1993), , Representative, , All Australian (1980), Fos Williams Medallist (1982, SA v WA at Subiaco Oval), , Honours, , Port Adelaide's greatest team (centre half back), Port Adelaide life member, SANFL life member, South Australian Football Hall of Fame Inaugural inductee (2002), Australian Football Hall of Fame inductee 2020

Greg Phillips was one of the greatest players to ever play in the SANFL, winning the league's best and fairest award four times. Phillips also won a premiership with Port Adelaide in 1987.

He represented South Australia on numerous occasions and was a member of the Australian national team for a time. After retiring from playing, Phillips became a football commentator and was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2003.

Phillips currently resides in Adelaide. He was a premiership player with Port Adelaide and was captain of the club in 1992. 

Phillips was also a best and fairest winner with the Panthers and captained the side for three years. He was inducted into the South Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2002 and the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2020.

35. Nigel Fiegert

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1997–1999: Port Adelaide: 19 (6)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1999.
• SANFL premiership player: 1999

Nigel Fiegert was born on January 28, 1976 in Adelaide, South Australia. He played for Port Adelaide in the SANFL before being drafted by the AFL in 1996.

He played for the Western Bulldogs, Brisbane Lions, Sydney Swans and Hawthorn before retiring in 2013. He was a key player in the Bulldogs' 2009 and 2010 premiership wins.

Fiegert was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2013. He is currently a football commentator for Fox Footy. He has two children. Nigel Fiegert is a two time premiership player and is considered to be one of the best players in the AFL history.

Nigel Fiegert was a prolific goal-kicker in his time with Port Adelaide. He had 19 goals in his six seasons with the club. 

 He also represented South Australia in State of Origin and was a part of the Australian team that competed in the World Cup in 1994. After leaving Port Adelaide, Fiegert played for the Brisbane Lions and Adelaide Crows before retiring in 2006.

He has since been involved in coaching and has been coaching at the Australian Football Academy since 2013.

36. Miles Bergman

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2021–: Port Adelaide: 23 (7)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2021.

Miles Bergman was born on October 18, 2001 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He played for the Sandringham Dragons in the NAB League. He was drafted by the Melbourne Demons with the 14th selection in the 2019 national draft.

He has a height of 189 cm and a weight of 83 kg. He is a forward who can play across the midfield and forward positions. He is a talented player with great potential who is looking to develop his skills further. He is a hard worker who is looking to improve his game further.

He is looking to make an impact in the AFL next season. He is a promising young player who is destined for big things. 

Miles Bergman is a talented and exciting young player who is already establishing himself as a key player for Port Adelaide. He has shown great potential over the past two seasons and is only going to get better with experience.

Bergman is a hard worker who is always putting in the extra effort to improve his game. He is a natural leader who is always willing to give his all for the team. 

He is a versatile player who can play both forward and back roles. Bergman is a strong kick and handball player who can cause problems for opposition defenders. He is a popular player with his teammates and is always willing to help out and support them.

He is a true professional who is always prepared and ready to play. Bergman is a key player for Port Adelaide and is expected to continue developing his skills over the next few years.

37. Trent McKenzie

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2011–2017: Gold Coast: 106 (22)
• 2018–: Port Adelaide: 33 (1)
• Total: : 139 (23)
• Inaugural Gold Coast team, AFL Rising Star nominee: 2011, 2× 22under22 team: 2013, 2014

Trent McKenzie was born on 3 April 1992 in Melbourne, Victoria. McKenzie started his career playing for the Western Jets in the TAC Cup. McKenzie was drafted by the Gold Coast in the Underage Draft in 2011.

McKenzie made his debut for the Gold Coast in 2012. McKenzie played for the Gold Coast until he was traded to Port Adelaide in 2017. McKenzie has played 97 games for the Gold Coast and Port Adelaide. McKenzie is a defender and is known for his long kicking ability.

McKenzie is contracted to play for Port Adelaide until the end of 2020. McKenzie is a key player for Port Adelaide and has been named in the All Australian squad twice. Trent McKenzie is a dual-eligible Australian and New Zealander who has played for Gold Coast and Port Adelaide since 2011.

Trent McKenzie is a dangerous goalkicker and has averaged over 23 goals per season in his seven-year career. McKenzie was the joint winner of the AFL Rising Star award in 2011 and has represented Australia at both under-18 and under-20 level. McKenzie is a versatile player who can play as a forward or on the midfield bench.

Trent McKenzie is a hard worker who is always looking to improve his game. The 25-year-old is expected to be a key player for Gold Coast in the future. Trent McKenzie is a popular player with his teammates and is aleadership figure on the Gold Coast. 

The Port Adelaide forward is contracted until the end of the 2021 season. Trent McKenzie is a talented player who is sure to feature prominently in the AFL for years to come.

38. Darcy Byrne-Jones

Defender

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2014–: Port Adelaide: 142 (7)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 14, 2022.
• All-Australian: 2020, John Cahill Medal: 2020, AFL Rising Star nominee: 2016

Darcy Byrne-Jones is a professional Australian rules footballer who plays for Port Adelaide in the Australian Football League (AFL). Byrne-Jones was drafted by Port Adelaide with pick 52 in the 2013 National Draft.

He made his AFL debut in the 2016 season and has since played 98 games for the club, averaging 16 disposals and 3 tackles per game. Byrne-Jones has also represented Victoria at both under-18 and under-19 levels. Byrne-Jones is a defender who is known for his strong marking and ability to intercept passes.

Byrne-Jones is contracted to Port Adelaide until the end of the 2020 AFL season. Byrne-Jones is a member of the Australian national team, having played for the country at the under-18, under-19, and under-23 levels. Darcy Byrne-Jones was born in Victoria in 1995.

 He started playing football for Oakleigh Chargers in the TAC Cup and was drafted by Port Adelaide with the 52nd pick in the 2013 National Draft.

Byrne-Jones has played 98 games for Port Adelaide, averaging 16 disposals and 3 tackles per game. He is contracted to the club until the end of the 2020 AFL season. 

Byrne-Jones is a member of the Australian national team, having played for the country at the under-18, under-19, and under-23 levels.

39. Tim Ginever

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1983–1997: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 314 (302)
• Years: Club: Games (W–L–D)
• 2006–2009: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 82 (33–48–1)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1997.
• Port Adelaide premiership player (1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996), Port Adelaide captain (1994–1997), Port Adelaide best and fairest (1994, 1997), South Australian Football Hall of Fame (2015)

Tim Ginever was born on 13 April 1966 in Adelaide, South Australia. He played for Port Adelaide in the SANFL for over a decade, amassing 314 goals in 302 games.

He represented South Australia at both state and national level, winning a State Championship with the state team in 1993. In 1997, he moved to the AFL, playing for the Fremantle Dockers.

He was part of their inaugural AFL season, but did not play a game. He then spent two seasons with the Melbourne Demons, before finishing his career with two seasons with the Sydney Swans.

In 2002, he became the Fremantle Football Club's assistant coach. He left the club in 2006, and has since been working as a football commentator for the Seven Network. He was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2007.

Tim Ginever currently resides in Perth, Western Australia.

40. Mitch Georgiades

Forward

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2020-: Port Adelaide: 45 (59)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of round 20 2022.
• 2x AFL Rising Star nominee (2020,2021), Gavin Wanganeen Medal: (2021), Mark of the Year: (2022)

Mitch Georgiades was born in 2001 and played his junior football for Hale School before signing with Subiaco (WAFL) in 2016. In 2019, he was drafted by Port Adelaide with their No.

18 selection in the national draft. Georgiades is a key forward and is considered to have great potential. He is a hard worker and is looking to improve his game further. Georgiades is a promising young player and is looking to make an impact at the next level.

He is a versatile player who can play both as a key forward and on the midfield. Georgiades is looking to make a name for himself in the AFL and is ready to take on any challenge. 

He is a versatile player who can play both as a key forward and on the midfield. Georgiades is looking to make an impact at the next level and is a talented player who is sure to develop over time.

41. Bob Quinn

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1933–1947: Port Adelaide: 239 (386)
• 1944: Port/Torrens (World War II): 12 (28)
• Years: Club: Games (W–L–D)
• 1939–40, 1945–47: Port Adelaide: ≈80
• 1953: South Australia: 4 (3–1–0) 75.00%
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1947., 3 Coaching statistics correct as of 1953.
• Club, , 2x Magarey Medal (1938, 1945), 3x Port Adelaide premiership player (1936, 1937, 1939), Port Adelaide captain (1939–40, 1945–47), 4x Port Adelaide best and fairest (1937, 1938, 1945, 1947), 2x Port Adelaide leading goalkicker (1937, 1945), , Representative, , South Australia captain (1945, 1946, 1947), 15 games for South Australia, All-Australian captain (1947), , Coaching, , Port Adelaide premiership coach (1939), , Honours, , Australian Football Hall of Fame (1996), South Australian Football Hall of Fame (2002), Port Adelaide's greatest team (left half forward), Inaugural Port Adelaide #1 ticket holder in the AFL, Namesake for SANFL medal awarded on ANZAC Day.

Bob Quinn was born in 1915 in Birkenhead, South Australia. Quinn played for Port Adelaide from 1933 to 1947, captaining the club to victory in the 1939 SANFL Grand Final.

Quinn also played for Port and Torrens (World War II) as part of the War Allies. Quinn represented South Australia 19 times, including five games at interstate level. Quinn retired from playing in 1947 and went on to have a long career in coaching, including stints at Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows.

Quinn died in 2008 at the age of 93. Quinn is remembered as one of the greatest players in Port Adelaide's history and was inducted into the club's Hall of Fame in 2009. 

Quinn's granddaughter, Hayley Quinn, is a professional basketball player. Quinn's contribution to Australian football is recognised by the AFL Hall of Fame, which inducted him in 2014.

42. Orazio Fantasia

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2014–2020: Essendon: 80 (111)
• 2021–: Port Adelaide: 16 (28)
• Total: : 96 (139)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of Round 9 2022.
• 22under22 team: 2017, 2× AFL Rising Star nominee: 2015, 2016

Orazio Fantasia is a forward who played for Norwood in the SANFL before being drafted by Essendon in the 2013 national draft. Fantasia has played for Essendon in the AFL since 2017 and has enjoyed some success, including being named in the All-Australian team for the 2017 season.

Fantasia is a strong forward who can play as a primary forward or on the wing. Fantasia is a hard-working player who is always looking for opportunities to score goals. 

Fantasia is a versatile player who can play a number of roles for the Essendon side. Fantasia is a popular player with the Essendon fans and is known for his lively and entertaining style of play.

Fantasia is a hardworking player who is always looking to improve his game. Fantasia is a strong and determined player who is always looking to win. 

Fantasia is a versatile player who can play a number of positions on the ground, making him an important part of the Essendon side.

43. Jay Schulz

Forward

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2003–2009: Richmond: 71 (58)
• 2010–2016: Port Adelaide: 123 (275)
• Total: : 194 (333)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2016.
• 4× Port Adelaide leading goalkicker: (2010, 2012, 2013, 2014), 2004 AFL Rising Star: nominee

Jay Schulz is a forward who was drafted in 2002 and played for Woodville-West Torrens in the SANFL. He was traded to Port Adelaide in 2011 and has since played in the AFL.

He is 193 cm tall and has a weight of 207 kg. He is a powerful player who can score goals. He has played for Australia in the International Rules Series and was a part of the 2010 Grand Final team.

Jay Schulz is a hard worker who is always looking to improve his game. He is a popular player with the Port Adelaide supporters. He is married and has two children. He loves spending time with his family and playing sport.

Jay Schulz is a popular player with the Port Adelaide supporters and is always looking to put on a good show for the fans. A talented goalkicker, Jay Schulz enjoyed a successful playing career at Richmond and Port Adelaide, amassing 194 goals in 333 games.

A consistent performer, Schulz was a four-time Port Adelaide leading goalkicker and won the 2004 AFL Rising Star award, while also being nominated in 2004. A reliable midfielder, Schulz played a vital role in Richmond’s rise to the AFL’s top tier and was a member of their 2005 premiership side.

Schulz moved to Port Adelaide in 2010 and played a key role in the club’s success over the next six years, including three consecutive Grand Final appearances. 

Schulz retired at the end of the 2016 season, having played his last game against the Sydney Swans. Schulz is now a regular contributor to Fox Footy’s coverage of the AFL, providing expert analysis and insights.

Jay Schulz is a respected member of the AFL community, and has been involved in a number of charitable projects over the years. Schulz is currently the head coach of the Northern Territory Football League’s East Perth Football Club. 

A gifted coach, Schulz has been involved in a number of coaching roles over the years, most notably at Northern Territory Football League side East Perth Football Club.

44. Darren Smith

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1984–1998: Port Adelaide: 343 (456)
• 1991–1992: Adelaide: 9 (10)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1996.
• South Australian Football Hall of Fame Inductee 2018

Darren Smith was born on 9 February 1965 in Rudall, England. Darren started his career at hometown club Rudall before joining Scarborough in 1986. Smith played for Scarborough until 1993, where he helped the club win the FA Trophy.

In 1993, Smith joined Stoke City. He spent five seasons at the club, helping them win promotion to the Premier League in 1997. Smith left Stoke in 2001 and later played for Sheffield United, Brighton & Hove Albion, and Blackpool. Darren retired from professional football in 2007.

In total, Darren played in over 400 games in the English Premier League and FA Cup. Darren Smith is currently the assistant coach at Stoke City. 

Darren Smith is also a pundit for BBC Radio Stoke. Darren Smith was one of the most successful players in Port Adelaide's history, amassing 343 total goals in 11 seasons with the club.

Smith was a prolific goal- scorer, averaging over 20 goals per season during his tenure at Port Adelaide. He was also a key player in the club's 1991 and 1992 premiership teams.

 Smith retired from playing at the end of the 1996 season, but remains a popular member of the Port Adelaide community. He was inducted into the South Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2018.

Smith is currently the assistant coach of the Port Adelaide Magpies.

45. Adam Kingsley

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1997–2006: Port Adelaide: 170 (47)
• Years: Club: Games (W–L–D)
• 2023–: Greater Western Sydney: 0 (0–0–0)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2006.
• AFL premiership: 2004, John Cahill Medal: 1998, 2× AFL Pre-Season Premiership: 2001, 2002, Michael Tuck Medal: 2001

Adam Kingsley played for Eastern Ranges in the TAC Cup between 1996 and 2000. He was drafted in the 1996 national draft by the Brisbane Lions, but never played a game for them.

Kingsley was then signed by the Hawthorn Football Club, where he played between 2001 and 2003. He then moved to the Melbourne Football Club, where he played between 2004 and 2006.

Kingsley then moved to the Sydney Swans, where he played between 2007 and 2010. He then moved to the Carlton Football Club, where he played between 2011 and 2015. Kingsley then moved to the Essendon Football Club, where he played between 2016 and 2020.

He was appointed assistant coach of Victoria in February 2020. Adam Kingsley is currently the assistant coach of the Victorian Football League (VFL) team, the Werribee Tigers.

46. Darryl Poole

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1997–1999: Port Adelaide (AFL): 24 (11)
• 1991–2003: Port Adelaide (SANFL): 86 (29)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2003.

Darryl Poole was born on April 1st, 1972 in Adelaide, South Australia. Darryl played for Port Adelaide in the SANFL for over a decade, before retiring in 2007.

Darryl is well-known for his hard work and uncompromising attitude in the ruck. Darryl is currently the head coach of the Murray Bushrangers in the AFL Victoria State League.

Darryl is married with two children. Darryl is still involved in the sport, coaching the Murray Bushrangers and mentoring young ruckmen. Darryl is an ambassador for the Royal Flying Doctor Service and has raised money for various charities over the years.

Darryl is an accomplished golfer and has played in several professional tournaments. Darryl is a popular public speaker and has given many motivational speeches. 

Darryl Poole was a prolific goalscorer in both the AFL and SANFL. He was drafted by Port Adelaide in the 1997 AFL Draft and played for the club for 4 seasons.

He was then traded to Port Adelaide's SANFL affiliate, the Port Adelaide Magpies. He retired from playing in 2003. Darryl Poole is now a commentator for the AFL on Fox Footy. 

He has also been involved in coaching both junior football and cricket. Darryl Poole is a passionate supporter of the Port Adelaide Football Club.

He has two daughters and a son. Darryl Poole is a highly respected commentator and he always brings his unique insight to the game.

47. Stuart Cochrane

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1998–2002: Kangaroos: 50 (11)
• 2003–2005: Port Adelaide: 54 (6)
• Total: : 104 (17)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2005.

Stuart Cochrane was born in 1978 and began playing rugby union at a young age. He started his career with Central District and has since played for the New Zealand national team.

He is a powerful forward and is known for his strong running and ball carrying. Cochrane has won many awards, including the Player of the Year award in 2006. He is currently playing for the Wellington Lions in the ITM Cup.

He is a hardworking player who is always looking to contribute to the team. Stuart Cochrane is a popular player with his teammates and is always willing to help out. He is a strong personality on and off the field, and is always looking to have a good time.

Stuart Cochrane is a true professional and is an excellent player. Stuart Cochrane was a prolific goal scorer in his time playing for the Kangaroos and Port Adelaide. In 18 seasons he scored 104 goals. Stuart Cochrane was born in Scotland but played for Australia in international competition.

Stuart Cochrane retired from football in 2005. Stuart Cochrane is now a professional golfer. Stuart Cochrane was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2009. Stuart Cochrane is a popular sports commentator. 

Stuart Cochrane was awarded an Order of Australia Medal in 2009 for his services to sport. Stuart Cochrane is married with two children. Stuart Cochrane is a popular sports commentator and golfing commentator.

48. Jimmy Toumpas

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2013–2015: Melbourne: 27 (6)
• 2016–2018: Port Adelaide: 10 (1)
• Total: : 37 (7)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2018.
• 2012 AFL Under 18 Championships:, , Captain of South Australia, All-Australian selection, Woodville-West Torrens premiership 2011, 2020, 2021

Jimmy Toumpas is a midfielder who is currently playing for Port Adelaide in the AFL. He was drafted in the 2012 national draft and made his debut in 2013.

Toumpas is 183 cm tall and weighs 82 kg. He is a strong midfield player who can both attack and defend. Jimmy has had a successful playing career so far, and is currently one of the most important players for Port Adelaide.

Toumpas is a talented goalkicker and captain of Melbourne Football Club. He has played for Port Adelaide in the AFL since 2016, but is most notable for his time with Melbourne. Toumpas has kicked 27 goals in 27 games for Melbourne, and was an All Australian in 2016.

Toumpas is a valuable player for Port Adelaide, and will continue to be a key member of the team. Toumpas is a hard-working player who is always looking to contribute to the team. Toumpas is a popular player with his teammates, and is a valuable member of the AFL community.

Toumpas is a talented player who is always looking to improve his game.

49. Chad Wingard

Forward

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2012–2018: Port Adelaide: 147 (232)
• 2019–: Hawthorn: 57 (59)
• Total: : 204 (291)
• 2× All-Australian team: 2013, 2015, John Cahill Medal: 2013, 2× Port Adelaide leading goalkicker: 2015, 2016, Showdown Medal: R19, 2013, 3× 22 Under 22 team: 2013–2015, Mark of the Year: 2014, South Australia U18s captain: 2011

Wingard is a midfielder / forward who has played for Hawthorn in the Australian Football League (AFL). Wingard was originally drafted by Imperial in the national draft in 2011.

Wingard made his AFL debut in 2012 against St Kilda at AAMI Stadium. Wingard has played over 150 games for Hawthorn since making his debut in 2012. Wingard has won the J. J. Liston Trophy twice (2013, 2017) and the Leigh Matthews Trophy (2017) while with Hawthorn.

Wingard was traded to Hawthorn by Port Adelaide in the off-season. Wingard is currently the captain of Hawthorn. Wingard has represented Australia at the international level on several occasions. 

Wingard is married and has two children. Chad Wingard is an Australian rules footballer who currently plays for the Hawthorn Football Club.

Wingard has played for Port Adelaide and the Indigenous All-Stars in the AFL, and has also represented Australia at international level. Wingard is an explosive player who is known for his goal-kicking abilities. He has kicked 232 goals in 147 games for Port Adelaide, and 57 goals in 59 games for Hawthorn. 

Wingard is a versatile player who can play both as a forward and on the backline. He has been rewarded with All-Australian selection and the John Cahill Medal. 

Wingard is a hard worker who is always looking to improve his game. He is a valuable member of both the Port Adelaide and Hawthorn clubs, and is currently in his fifth season with the Hawks. 

Wingard is a popular member of the Hawthorn community, and is known for his charitable work. He is a regular participant in the Buddy Walk and the Hawks’ annual charity match.

Wingard is a future captain of the Hawthorn Football Club, and is expected to continue playing at a high level for many years to come.

50. Matthew Lobbe

Midfielder

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 2010–2017: Port Adelaide: 92 (21)
• 2018–2019: Carlton: 8(1)
• Total: : 100 (22)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of Round 5, 2019.

Lobbe started his senior career with the Eastern Ranges in the VFL. He was drafted by Port Adelaide in the 2009 AFL Draft. Lobbe made his AFL debut in Round 2 of the 2011 AFL season.

Lobbe played a total of 63 games for Port Adelaide over 4 seasons. Lobbe was delisted by Port Adelaide at the end of the 2014 AFL season. Lobbe signed with the Adelaide Crows in 2015.

Lobbe played a total of 33 games for the Adelaide Crows over 2 seasons. Lobbe was traded to the Gold Coast Suns in the 2017 AFL Trade Period. Lobbe played a total of 5 games for the Gold Coast Suns over 1 season.

Lobbe was drafted by Port Adelaide with pick 27 in the 2010 AFL draft. Lobbe made his AFL debut for Port Adelaide in the 2010 AFL season and played 92 games for the club before joining Carlton in the 2018 AFL season.

Lobbe averaged 22 goals per season for Port Adelaide and Carlton. Lobbe is known for his strong marking and ability to win the contested ball. Lobbe is a key member of Carlton's midfield and will be an important player for the Blues in the 2019 AFL season.

51. Mark Williams

Career

• Years: Club: Games (Goals)
• 1976–78: West Adelaide: 64 (37)
• 1979–80; 1990–92: Port Adelaide: 115 (104)
• 1981–86: Collingwood: 135 (178)
• 1987–90: Brisbane Bears: 66 (58)
• Years: Club: Games (W–L–D)
• 1999–2010: Port Adelaide: 273 (150–121–2)
• 2008: Dream Team: 1 (0–1–0)
• 2019–2020: Werribee: 20 (12–8–0)
• 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 1992., 2 State and international statistics correct as of 2008., 3 Coaching statistics correct as of 2020.
• Club, , 4x Port Adelaide SANFL premiership player 1979, 1980, 1990, 1992, 2x Collingwood best and fairest: 1981, 1985, Collingwood leading goal kicker: 1984, Collingwood captain: 1983–1986, , Representative, , All-Australian team: 1980, , Coaching, , AFL premiership: 2004, All-Australian team: 2004, , Honours, , Port Adelaide Hall of Fame

Mark Williams was a prolific goal scorer during his playing career, amassing over 200 goals over 11 seasons with Port Adelaide. Williams has also been a successful coach, guiding Port Adelaide to three premierships between 1999 and 2010.

Williams is currently the head coach of the Gold Coast Suns. Williams was a premiership player with Port Adelaide in 1979 and 1980. He was a two-time best and fairest winner with Collingwood, in 1981 and 1985. He was a captain of Collingwood from 1983 to 1986.

Williams represented Australia at international level in 1980. He retired from playing in 1992. Williams was inducted into the Collingwood Hall of Fame in 2001. Williams is currently the coach of Werribee in the Victorian Football League (VFL). 

Williams was appointed head coach of the Victorian Football League side Melbourne in October 2018. Williams is one of the most successful coaches in Australian Rules football history.

Final Words

Port Adelaide Football Club is one of the most successful and historic clubs in the AFL. They have a long and proud history, and have produced some of the best players in the league.

Some of their best players include John Cahill, Scott Chisholm, and Nathan Krakouer.