2008 AFL Draft - 2009 Rookie Draft

2009 Rookie Draft

Due to the expansion in the number of rookie places available for clubs to use - from the previous maximum of six players to the maximum of eight rookies and veteran listed players combined - the 2009 Rookie Draft featured more selections than usual.

Round Pick Player Recruited from Club
1 1 Jordie McKenzie Geelong Falcons Melbourne
1 2 Liam Bedford Geelong Football Club West Coast
1 3 Casey Sibosado Oakleigh Chargers Fremantle
1 4 Wade Thompson North Adelaide Port Adelaide
1 5 Bryce Carroll Western Jets Essendon
1 6 Jeff Garlett Swan Districts Carlton
1 7 Daniel Murray East Perth Brisbane Lions
1 8 Robin Nahas Oakleigh Chargers Richmond
1 9 Marcus White Calder Cannons North Melbourne
1 10 Ricky Henderson Trentham Adelaide
1 11 Tristan Francis Gippsland Power Collingwood
1 12 Kristin Thornton Sydney Swans Sydney
1 13 Zac Dawson Hawthorn St Kilda
1 14 Jamason Daniels Murray Bushrangers Western Bulldogs
1 15 Adam Varcoe Central District Geelong
1 16 Riley Milne Murray Bushrangers Hawthorn
2 17 Rhys Healey Bendigo Pioneers Melbourne
2 18 Adam Cockie Subiaco West Coast
2 19 Matthew De Boer Claremont Fremantle
2 20 Danny Meyer Richmond Port Adelaide
2 21 Thomas German Calder Cannons Essendon
2 22 Luke Stanton Northern Knights Carlton
2 23 Pass Brisbane Lions
2 24 David Gourdis Richmond Richmond
2 25 Luke Delaney Geelong Falcons North Melbourne
2 26 Chris Schmidt Brisbane Lions Adelaide
2 27 Jarryd Blair Gippsland Power Collingwood
2 28 Taylor Gilchrist Sandringham Dragons Sydney
2 29 Tom Simpkin Geelong Falcons St Kilda
2 30 Liam Picken Williamstown Western Bulldogs
2 31 Bryn Weadon North Ballarat Rebels Geelong
2 32 Haydn Kiel Brisbane Lions Hawthorn
3 33 Daniel Hughes Melbourne Melbourne
3 34 Hamish Shepheard East Perth Fremantle
3 35 Daniel Stewart Labrador Port Adelaide
3 36 Christian Bock Woodville-West Torrens Essendon
3 37 Greg Bentley Port Adelaide Carlton
3 38 Pass Brisbane Lions
3 39 Andrew Browne Murray Bushrangers Richmond
3 40 Benjamin Speight Norwood North Melbourne
3 41 Pass Adelaide
3 42 Johnny Bennell Peel Thunder Collingwood
3 43 Kyle Coney Tyrone GAA (Ireland) Sydney
3 44 Brad Howard St Kilda St Kilda
3 45 Pass Western Bulldogs
3 46 Tom Allwright North Hobart Demons Geelong
3 47 Luke Breust Temora Hawthorn
4 48 Clancee Pearce Swan Districts Fremantle
4 49 Matthew Martin West Adelaide Port Adelaide
4 50 Kade Klemke Murray Bushrangers Essendon
4 51 Darren Pfeiffer Carlton Carlton
4 52 Pass Brisbane Lions
4 53 Alroy Gilligan Claremont Richmond
4 54 Alan Obst North Melbourne North Melbourne
4 55 Brian Donnelly Louth GAA (Ireland) Adelaide
4 56 Tobais Thoolen Collingwood Collingwood
4 57 Mike Pyke Canada (international rookie) Sydney
4 58 Steven Gaertner Dandenong Stingrays St Kilda
4 59 Pass Western Bulldogs
4 60 Ranga Ediriwickrama NSW AFL scholarship program Geelong
4 61 Carl Peterson Richmond Hawthorn
5 62 Jay van Berlo West Perth Fremantle
5 63 Jesse Laurie Claremont Port Adelaide
5 64 Michael Quinn Longford GAA (Ireland) Essendon
5 65 Lachie Hill Carlton Carlton
5 66 Adam Spackman Morningside Brisbane Lions
5 67 Pass Richmond
5 68 Conor Meredith Laois GAA (Ireland) North Melbourne
5 69 Lachlan Keeffe 3-year non-registration Collingwood
5 70 Pass Sydney
5 71 Ross Tungatulum St Marys St Kilda
5 72 Christopher Ogle NSW AFL scholarship program Western Bulldogs
5 73 Garry Moss Hawthorn Hawthorn
6 74 Greg Broughton Subiaco Fremantle
6 75 Pass Port Adelaide
6 76 Samuel Jacobs Carlton Carlton
6 77 Daniel Dzufer Brisbane Lions Brisbane Lions
6 78 Scott Reed NSW AFL scholarship program Collingwood
6 79 Pass Sydney
6 80 Samuel McGarry Sandringham Dragons St Kilda
6 81 Matthew Suckling Sandringham Dragons Hawthorn
7 82 Joel Tippett Brisbane Lions Brisbane Lions
7 83 Pass Sydney
7 84 Blake McGrath NSW AFL scholarship program St Kilda
7 85 Will Sierakowski NSW AFL scholarship program Hawthorn

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