List of Current AFL Team Squads - Port Adelaide Football Club

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  • 1 Domenic Cassisi (c)
  • 2 Cameron Hitchcock
  • 3 Campbell Heath
  • 4 Brent Renouf
  • 5 Matthew Broadbent
  • 6 Angus Monfries
  • 7 Brad Ebert
  • 8 Hamish Hartlett
  • 9 Robbie Gray
  • 10 Travis Boak (vc)
  • 11 John Butcher
  • 12 Jackson Trengove
  • 13 Cameron O'Shea
  • 14 Paul Stewart
  • 15 Lewis Stevenson
  • 16 Ollie Wines
  • 17 Tom Clurey
  • 18 Kane Cornes
  • 19 Nick Salter
  • 20 Chad Wingard
  • 21 Matt Thomas
  • 22 Mason Shaw
  • 23 Matthew Lobbe
  • 24 Nathan Blee
  • 26 Andrew Moore
  • 27 Alipate Carlile
  • 28 Jay Schulz
  • 29 Jasper Pittard
  • 30 Sam Colquhoun
  • 32 Jake Neade
  • 33 Brett Ebert
  • 34 Jarrad Redden
  • 36 Jack Hombsch
  • 38 Ben Newton
  • 39 Justin Westhoff
  • 40 Aaron Young
  • 41 Brendon Ah Chee
  • 42 Tom Jonas
  • 43 Daniel Stewart
  • 44 Tom Logan
  • 31 Darren Pfeiffer
  • 37 Kane Mitchell
  • 45 Danny Butcher
  • 46 Justin Hoskin

Head coach

  • Ken Hinkley

Assistant coaches

  • Josh Carr
  • Brad Gotch
  • Garry Hocking
  • Matthew Nicks
  • Shaun Rehn
  • Alan Richardson
  • Stuart Cochrane
  • Tyson Edwards
  • Daniel Healy

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