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North Adelaide Playing List

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  • 1 James Bennett
  • 2 Clint Alleway
  • 3 Matt Wright
  • 4 Cain Ackland
  • 5 Djaran Whyman
  • 6 Toby Stribling
  • 7 Todd Pfeiffer
  • 8 Tim Delvins
  • 9 Daniel Stewart
  • 10 Luke Ivens
  • 11 Simon Potts
  • 12 Rhys Archard
  • 13 Kriston Thompson
  • 14 George Thring
  • 15 Trent Sporn
  • 16 James Allan
  • 17 Marlon Motlop
  • 18 Michael Wundke
  • 19 Rory Sloane
  • 20 Tony Armstrong
  • 22 Eljay Connors
  • 23 Daniel Elstone
  • 24 Damon White (Captain)
  • 25 Nick Gill
  • 26 Wade Thompson
  • 27 Henry White
  • 28 Dale Armstrong
  • 29 Callum Hay
  • 30 Heath Younie
  • 31 Andrew Moore
  • 32 Leigh Ryswyk
  • 33 Mitch Clisby
  • 34 Phil Davis
  • 35 Andrew McIntyre
  • 36 James Craig
  • 37 Greg Gallman
  • 39 James Wundke
  • 40 Nathan Brown
  • 41 Luke Teasdale
  • 42 Cohen Thiele
  • 43 Brett O'Hara
  • 44 Steven Pollock
  • 45 Jake Keller
  • 46 Mitch Wooding
  • 47 Ben Hanna
  • 48 Johnny Boras
  • 49 Damian Cunningham
  • 50 Sam Baulderstone
  • 51 Jonathan Platten
  • 52 Nick Brewer
  • 53 Alex Richardson
  • 54 Tanner Ahl
  • 55 Dylan Dempsey
  • 56 Ben Williams
  • 57 Adrian Stephens
  • Anthony Mortgante
  • Maks Pakula
  • Luke Rinaldi
  • Michael Newcombe
  • Lochie Roach
  • Brett Fidge



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