List of Current AFL Players Drafted From Norwood
- Heath Grundy – Sydney Swans
- Nicholas Duigan – Carlton
- Daniel Gorringe – Gold Coast
- Thomas Jonas – Port Adelaide
- Nick Lower – Fremantle
- Matthew Panos – Western Bulldogs
- Simon Phillips – Port Adelaide
- Paul Puopolo – Hawthorn
- Gavin Roberts – Fremantle
- David Rodan – Richmond, Port Adelaide
- Ryan Schoenmakers – Hawthorn
- Benjamin Speight – North Melbourne
- Matt Thomas – Port Adelaide
- Will Young – Adelaide
- Alex Forster – Fremantle
- Sam Rowe – Carlton
- Luke Brown – Adelaide
- Mitchell Grigg – Adelaide
- Joel Patfull – Brisbane
- Darren Pfeiffer – Port Adelaide
- Cameron Shenton – Saint Kilda
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