2007_AFL_Draft

2007 AFL draft
2007 AFL draft
General information
Date(s)	24 November 2007
Network(s)	Fox Sports
Sponsored by	National Australia Bank
Overview
League	AFL
First selection	Matthew Kreuzer (Carlton)
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2007 AFL draft

Pre-season AFL draft (2007)

The 2007 Australian Football League draft consisted of four opportunities for player acquisitions during the 2007/08 Australian Football League off-season. These were trade week, the national draft, which was held on 24 November 2007,^[1] the pre-season draft and the rookie draft.

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Player	Original club	New club	Traded for
Martin Mattner	Adelaide	Sydney	draft pick #28
John Meesen	Adelaide	Melbourne	draft pick #37
Chris Judd and draft pick #46	West Coast	Carlton	Josh Kennedy, draft picks #3 and #20
Josh Kennedy, draft picks #3 and #20	Carlton	West Coast	Chris Judd and draft pick #46
Cameron Wood	Brisbane Lions	Collingwood	draft pick #14
Travis Johnstone	Melbourne	Brisbane Lions	draft pick #14
Brad Moran	Kangaroos	Adelaide	draft pick #37
Brad Symes	Port Adelaide	Adelaide	draft pick #28
Jordan McMahon	Western Bulldogs	Richmond	draft pick #19
Henry Playfair	Geelong	Sydney	draft pick #44
Adam Schneider	Sydney	St Kilda	draft pick #26
Sean Dempster	Sydney	St Kilda	draft pick #26
Mitch Morton	West Coast	Richmond	draft pick #35
Steven King	Geelong	St Kilda	draft pick #90
Charlie Gardiner	Geelong	St Kilda	draft pick #90
Ben Hudson and draft pick #43	Adelaide	Western Bulldogs	draft picks #30 & #38
Tim Callan and draft pick #66	Geelong	Western Bulldogs	draft pick #62
Ben Davies	Collingwood	Kangaroos	draft pick #96
Sam Power	Western Bulldogs	Kangaroos	draft pick #48
Richard Hadley	Brisbane Lions	Carlton	draft pick #52
Draft pick #22	Western Bulldogs	West Coast	draft picks #30 and #35

Name	Club	Date Retired	Reason
Jonathan Hay	Kangaroos	22 February	Contractual problems resulting from bi-polar issues.^[2]
Darren Gaspar	Richmond	4 May	To help Richmond's younger players and go for a youth policy.^[3]
Brett Montgomery	Western Bulldogs	25 May	Disk bulge in neck.^[4]
Rhys Archard	Adelaide	29 July	Return to family in rural Victoria.^[5]
Luke Darcy	Western Bulldogs	30 July	Frustrated and angry at game due to knee injuries.^[6]
Anthony Koutoufides	Carlton	31 July	Hip injury; had already planned to retire at the end of the season.^[7]
Mark Ricciuto	Adelaide	16 August	Body could no longer cope with AFL football.^[8]
Matthew Robbins	Western Bulldogs	24 August	Struggled throughout the year despite having a ripping 2006 season.^[9]
Josh Mahoney	Port Adelaide	24 August	Unable to hold down a regular position.^[10]
Troy Cook	Fremantle	24 August	It seemed the right time for him to leave the game.^[11]
Shane Parker	Fremantle	24 August	Was always going to struggle to play the year out and there was no way he could continue.^[11]
Chris Scott	Brisbane Lions	25 August	Injury.^[12]
Ray Hall	Richmond	28 August	Serious hip injury that had sidelined him for the entire 2007 season.^[13]
Trent Knobel	Richmond	28 August	Persistent ankle injury.^[13]
Kent Kingsley	Richmond	28 August	Injury.^[13]
Darryl Wakelin	Port Adelaide	29 August	Struggled with injury.^[14]
Matthew Lappin	Carlton	29 August	To help his club focus on playing younger players.^[15]
Nathan Brown	Melbourne	29 August	Ready to start the next chapter of his life.^[16]
Clint Bizzell	Melbourne	29 August	Right time to do so.^[16]
Byron Pickett	Melbourne	31 August	Waning passion for the game.^[17]
Chris Johnson	Brisbane Lions	31 August	Decided to leave the game – he was the last ever Fitzroy player in the AFL.^[18]
Andrew Thompson	St Kilda	1 September	Right time to do so.^[19]
Matthew Clarke	St Kilda	1 September	One year contract expired; he decided to leave the game.^[20]
James Hird	Essendon	1 September	Right time to do so.
Josh Wooden	West Coast	5 September	Nagging hip injury.^[21]
Richie Vandenberg	Hawthorn	6 September	Due to a troublesome back injury, his body could not cope any more.^[22]
Brett Voss	St Kilda	18 September	Made the most of his time as an AFL footballer.^[23]
Ben Dixon	Hawthorn	19 September	Inability of his body to prepare well enough for senior football.^[24]
Rowan Jones	West Coast	19 September	Right time to do so.^[25]
Glenn Archer	Kangaroos	22 September	Right time to do so.^[26]
James Clement	Collingwood	23 September	Family health; right time to do so.^[27]
Joel Smith	Hawthorn	25 September	Thought the time was right, it was time to move on.^[28]
Kasey Green	Kangaroos	26 September	Wanted to move back to Perth.^[29]
Chris Heffernan	Essendon	2 October	His opportunities to play senior football beyond 2007 were limited.^[30]
Scott Camporeale	Essendon	2 October	Injury.^[31]
Chris Grant	Western Bulldogs	2 October	Injury and right time to do so.^[32]
Aaron Hamill	St Kilda	2 October	Injury and right time to do so; he felt it was in the best interest of the club moving forward.^[33]
Mark Bolton	Essendon	3 October	Had been struggling to make the starting 22 in 2007 and recognised the right time to do so.^[34]
Nathan Buckley	Collingwood	5 October	Chronic hamstring injuries had curtailed his ability to remain fit for selection.^[35]
Paul Licuria	Collingwood	5 October	Battled injury and form problems this season.^[36]
Nathan Ablett	Geelong	5 October	Ending career after winning 2007 Premiership.^[36]
Justin Longmuir	Fremantle	31 October	Chronic knee injury.^[37]
Stephen Doyle	Sydney	31 October	Series of knee injuries.^[38]
Lance Whitnall	Carlton	12 November	Knee injury.^[39]

*	Denotes player who has been a premiership player and been selected for at least one All-Australian team
⁺	Denotes player who has been a premiership player at least once
^x	Denotes player who has been selected for at least one All-Australian team
^#	Denotes player who has never played in a VFL/AFL home and away season or finals game
^~	Denotes player who has been selected as Rising Star

Round	Pick	Player	Recruited from	League	Club
Priority	1	Matthew Kreuzer	Northern Knights	TAC Cup	Carlton
1	2	Trent Cotchin	Northern Knights	TAC Cup	Richmond
1	3	Chris Masten	East Fremantle	WAFL	West Coast
1	4	Cale Morton	Claremont	WAFL	Melbourne
1	5	Jarrad Grant	Dandenong Stingrays	TAC Cup	Western Bulldogs
1	6	David Myers	Perth	WAFL	Essendon
1	7	Rhys Palmer	East Fremantle	WAFL	Fremantle
1	8	Lachlan Henderson	Geelong Falcons	TAC Cup	Brisbane Lions
1	9	Ben McEvoy	Murray Bushrangers	TAC Cup	St Kilda
1	10	Patrick Dangerfield	Geelong Falcons	TAC Cup	Adelaide
1	11	Patrick Veszpremi	Northern Knights	TAC Cup	Sydney
1	12	Cyril Rioli	St Mary's	NTFL	Hawthorn
1	13	Brad Ebert	Port Adelaide Magpies	SANFL	West Coast
1	14	Jack Grimes	Northern Knights	TAC Cup	Melbourne
1	15	Robbie Tarrant	Bendigo Pioneers	TAC Cup	Kangaroos
1	16	Matthew Lobbe	Eastern Ranges	TAC Cup	Port Adelaide
1	17	Harry Taylor	East Fremantle	WAFL	Geelong
Priority	18	Alex Rance	Swan Districts	WAFL	Richmond
2	19	Callan Ward	Western Jets	TAC Cup	Western Bulldogs
2	20	Tony Notte	Swan Districts	WAFL	West Coast
2	21	Addam Maric	Calder Cannons	TAC Cup	Melbourne
2	22	Scott Selwood	Bendigo Pioneers	TAC Cup	West Coast
2	23	Tayte Pears	East Perth	WAFL	Essendon
2	24	Clayton Hinkley	North Ballarat Rebels	TAC Cup	Fremantle
2	25	Tom Collier	Tassie Mariners	TAC Cup	Brisbane Lions
2	26	Brett Meredith	Northern Knights	TAC Cup	Sydney
2	27	Andy Otten	Oakleigh Chargers	TAC Cup	Adelaide
2	28	Marlon Motlop	Wanderers	NTFL	Port Adelaide
2	29	Brendan Whitecross	Zillmere	QAFL	Hawthorn
2	30	Jarrhan Jacky	Subiaco	WAFL	Adelaide
2	31	John McCarthy	Dandenong Stingrays	TAC Cup	Collingwood
2	32	Levi Greenwood	Port Adelaide Magpies	SANFL	Kangaroos
2	33	Matthew Westhoff	Central District	SANFL	Port Adelaide
2	34	Dawson Simpson	Murray Bushrangers	TAC Cup	Geelong
3	35	Sam Reid	Zillmere	QAFL	Western Bulldogs
3	36	Steven Browne	West Perth	WAFL	Carlton
3	37	Scott Thompson	Geelong	VFL	Kangaroos
3	38	Myke Cook	Sandringham Dragons	TAC Cup	Adelaide
3 F/S	39	Darcy Daniher	Calder Cannons	TAC Cup	Essendon
3	40	Chris Mayne	Perth	WAFL	Fremantle
3	41	James Polkinghorne	Calder Cannons	TAC Cup	Brisbane Lions
3	42	Jack Steven	Geelong Falcons	TAC Cup	St Kilda
3	43	Easton Wood	Camperdown/Geelong Grammar School	HFNL	Western Bulldogs
3	44	Scott Simpson	Dandenong Stingrays	TAC Cup	Geelong
3	45	Stuart Dew	Port Adelaide	AFL	Hawthorn
3	46	Dennis Armfield	Swan Districts	WAFL	Carlton
3	47	Toby Thoolen	Bendigo Pioneers	TAC Cup	Collingwood
3	48	Jarrad Boumann	Dandenong Stingrays	TAC Cup	Western Bulldogs
3	49	Mitchell Farmer	Calder Cannons	TAC Cup	Port Adelaide
3	50	Dan McKenna	Gippsland Power	TAC Cup	Geelong
4	51	Dean Putt	Calder Cannons	TAC Cup	Richmond
4	52	Bradd Dalziell	East Fremantle	WAFL	Brisbane Lions
4	53	Kyle Cheney	North Ballarat Rebels	TAC Cup	Melbourne
4	54	Cale Hooker	East Fremantle	WAFL	Essendon
4	55	Mark Johnson	Essendon	AFL	Fremantle
4	56	Matt Austin	North Ballarat Rebels	TAC Cup	Brisbane Lions
4	57	Fraser Gehrig	St Kilda(ret.)	AFL	St Kilda
4	58	Tony Armstrong	NSW/ACT Rams/Calder Cannons	TAC Cup	Adelaide
4	59	Craig Bird	NSW/ACT Rams/Nelson Bay	TAC Cup	Sydney
4 F/S	60	Adam Donohue	Geelong Falcons	TAC Cup	Geelong
4 F/S	61	Jaxson Barham	Geelong Falcons	TAC Cup	Collingwood
4	62	Josh Smith	West Perth	WAFL	Kangaroos
4	63	Guy O'Keefe	Geelong Falcons	TAC Cup	Western Bulldogs
5	64	Pass			Richmond
5	65	Pass			Carlton
5	66	Tom McNamara	South Adelaide	SANFL	Melbourne
5	67	Pass			Western Bulldogs
5	68	Pass			Essendon
5	69	Kepler Bradley	Essendon	AFL	Fremantle
5	70	Eljay Connors	Bendigo Pioneers	TAC Cup	St Kilda
5	71	Aaron Kite	Calder Cannons	TAC Cup	Adelaide
5	72	Blake Grima	Kangaroos	AFL	Kangaroos
6	73	Pass			Melbourne
6	74	Jason D'urso			Essendon
6 (NSW SP)	75	Taylor Walker	NSW/ACT Rams/North Broken Hill	TAC Cup	Adelaide

Round	Pick	Player	Recruited from	League	Club
1	1	David Gourdis	Subiaco	WAFL	Richmond
1	2	Darren Pfeiffer	Adelaide	AFL	Carlton
1	3	Stefan Martin	Sandringham	VFL	Melbourne
1	4	Scott Welsh	Adelaide	AFL	Western Bulldogs
1	5	John Williams	Morningside	QAFL	Essendon
1	6	Joshua Head	South Fremantle	WAFL	Fremantle
1	7	Patrick McGinnity	Claremont	WAFL	West Coast
1	8	Tom Bellchambers	Launceston	NTFL (Tas)	Essendon

2007_AFL_Draft

2007 AFL draft

Player movements

Trades

Retirements and delistings

2007 national draft

2008 pre-season draft

2008 rookie draft

Draft firsts

Selections by league

Notes

References

External links

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Player	Club	Date
Craig Flint^[40]	Carlton	6 September 2007
Dylan McLaren^[40]	Carlton	6 September 2007
Anthony Raso^[40]	Carlton	6 September 2007
David Teague^[40]	Carlton	6 September 2007
Ross Young^[40]	Carlton	6 September 2007
Simon Godfrey^[41]	Melbourne	11 September 2007
Daniel Hayes (rookie)^[41]	Melbourne	11 September 2007
Shane Neaves (rookie)^[41]	Melbourne	11 September 2007
Heath Neville^[41]	Melbourne	11 September 2007
Daniel Ward^[41]	Melbourne	11 September 2007
Travis Baird^[42]	Western Bulldogs	12 September 2007
Cameron Faulkner^[42]	Western Bulldogs	12 September 2007
Damien McCormack^[42]	Western Bulldogs	12 September 2007
Marty Pask (rookie)^[42]	Western Bulldogs	12 September 2007
Tim Walsh^[42]	Western Bulldogs	12 September 2007
Michael West (rookie)^[42]	Western Bulldogs	12 September 2007
Marcus Allan^[43]	Brisbane Lions	22 September 2007
Ben Fixter^[43]	Brisbane Lions	22 September 2007
Ben Hughes (rookie)^[44]^[45]	Kangaroos	26 September 2007
Tim Hutchison (rookie)^[44]^[45]	Kangaroos	26 September 2007
Daniel McConnell^[44]^[45]	Kangaroos	26 September 2007
Callum Urch^[44]^[45]	Kangaroos	26 September 2007
Djaran Whyman^[44]^[45]	Kangaroos	26 September 2007
Phillip Raymond^[46]^[47]	St Kilda	4 October 2007
Justin Sweeney^[46]^[47]	St Kilda	4 October 2007
Matthew Bode^[48]	Adelaide	12 October 2007
John Hinge^[48]	Adelaide	12 October 2007
Ian Perrie^[48]	Adelaide	12 October 2007
Darren Pfeiffer^[48]	Adelaide	12 October 2007
Jason Torney^[48]	Adelaide	12 October 2007
Richard Cole^[49]	Essendon	12 October 2007
Lance Whitnall^[50]	Carlton	12 October 2007
Mark Johnson^[51]	Essendon	15 October 2007
Kepler Bradley^[51]	Essendon	15 October 2007
Lachlan McKinnon (rookie)^[51]	Essendon	15 October 2007
Ryan Ferguson^[52]	Melbourne	15 October 2007
Matthew Little^[53]	Hawthorn	16 October 2007
Josh Thurgood^[53]	Hawthorn	16 October 2007
Matthew Davis (rookie)^[54]	Sydney	17 October 2007
Simon Phillips^[54]	Sydney	17 October 2007
Earl Shaw (rookie)^[54]	Sydney	17 October 2007
Jonathan Simpkin^[54]	Sydney	17 October 2007
Luke Vogels^[54]	Sydney	17 October 2007
Barry Brooks^[47]	St Kilda	17 October 2007
Fergus Watts^[47]	St Kilda	17 October 2007
Ben Cousins^[55] ^{[note 1]}	West Coast	17 October 2007
Todd Grima (rookie)^[56]	Geelong	18 October 2007
Joel Reynolds (rookie)^[56]	Geelong	18 October 2007
Sam Hunt^[56]	Geelong	18 October 2007
Stephen Owen^[56]	Geelong	18 October 2007
Matthew Spencer^[56]	Geelong	18 October 2007
Patrick Bowden^[57]^[58]	Richmond	22 October 2007
Tasman Clingan (rookie)^[58]	Richmond	22 October 2007
Brent Hartigan^[57]^[58]	Richmond	22 October 2007
Andrew Krakouer^[57]^[58]	Richmond	22 October 2007
Clayton Collard^[58]	Fremantle	22 October 2007
Ryley Dunn^[58]	Fremantle	22 October 2007
Robert Haddrill^[58]	Fremantle	22 October 2007
Calib Mourish^[58]	Fremantle	22 October 2007
James Walker	Fremantle	22 October 2007
David Trotter^[45]	Kangaroos	23 October 2007
Ashley Sampi^[59]	West Coast	30 October 2007
Daniel Chick^[60]	West Coast	31 October 2007
Guy Richards^[60]	Collingwood	31 October 2007
Nathan Batsanis (rookie)^[61]	Port Adelaide	16 November 2007
Peter Hardy (rookie)^[61]	Port Adelaide	16 November 2007
Alex Lee (rookie)^[61]	Port Adelaide	16 November 2007
Ryan Willits^[61]	Port Adelaide	16 November 2007

Round	Pick	Player	Recruited from	Club
1	1	Clayton Collard	Fremantle	Richmond
1	2	Aaron Joseph	Tassie Mariners	Carlton
1	3	Trent Zomer	Eastern Ranges	Melbourne
1	4	James Mulligan	Southport	Western Bulldogs
1	5	Rhys Magin	Zillmere	Essendon
1	6	Brent Connelly	Gippsland Power	Fremantle
1	7	Phil Smith	Calder Cannons	Brisbane Lions
1	8	Glenn Chivers	Oakleigh Chargers	St Kilda
1	9	James Moss	Central District	Adelaide
1	10	Matthew O'Dwyer	Sydney	Sydney
1	11	Hugh Sandilands	Oakleigh Chargers	Hawthorn
1	12	Lewis Stevenson	Claremont	West Coast
1	13	Luke Casey-Leigh	Sandringham Dragons	Collingwood
1	14	Nathan Grima	Central District	Kangaroos
1	15	Nick Salter	Woodville-West Torrens	Port Adelaide
1	16	Brodie Moles	Tasmania	Geelong
2	17	Jarrod Silvester	Coburg Tigers	Richmond
2	18	Lachlan Hill	Oakleigh Chargers	Carlton
2	19	Austin Wonaeamirri	St Mary's Football Club	Melbourne
2	20	Henry White	North Adelaide	Western Bulldogs
2	21	Jarrod Atkinson	Bendigo Bombers	Essendon
2	22	Luke Pratt	Swan Districts	Fremantle
2	23	Pat Garner	Brisbane Lions	Brisbane Lions
2	24	Luke Miles	Swan Districts	St Kilda
2	25	Jared Petrenko	Woodville-West Torrens	Adelaide
2	26	Brendan Murphy	County Carlow (Gaelic football)	Sydney
2	27	Timothy Walsh	Port Adelaide Magpies	Hawthorn
2	28	Ashley Arrowsmith	Calder Cannons	West Coast
2	29	Kevin Dyas	County Armagh (Gaelic football)	Collingwood
2	30	Cruize Garlett	Perth	Kangaroos
2	31	Daniel Boyle	Murray Bushrangers	Port Adelaide
2	32	Jeremy Laidler	Calder Cannons	Geelong
3	33	Tristan Cartledge	Essendon	Richmond
3	34	David Ellard	Swan Districts	Carlton
3	35	Jake Spencer	Redland Bombers	Melbourne
3	36	John Shaw	Sandringham Dragons	Western Bulldogs
3	37	Calib Mourish	Fremantle	Fremantle
3	38	Pearce Hanley	County Mayo (Gaelic football)	Brisbane Lions
3	39	Andrew McQualter	St Kilda	St Kilda
3	40	Ed Curnow	Geelong Falcons	Adelaide
3	41	Jake Orreal	Unregistered	Sydney
3	42	Alex Grima	Tassie Mariners	Hawthorn
3	43	Will Sullivan	Western Jets	West Coast
3	44	Alan Obst	Adelaide	Kangaroos
3	45	Ryan Willits	Port Adelaide	Port Adelaide
3	46	Chris Kangars	Geelong Falcons	Geelong
4	47	Cameron Howat	Richmond	Richmond
4	48	Michael Shields	County Cork (Gaelic football)	Carlton
4	49	Shane Valenti	Sandringham Zebras	Melbourne
4	50	Ryley Dunn	Fremantle	Fremantle
4	51	Khan Haretuku	UNSW Eastern Suburbs	St Kilda
4	52	Brodie Martin	Sturt	Adelaide
4	53	Matthew Beckmans	Turvey Park	Sydney
4	54	Cameron Stokes	Darwin	Hawthorn
4	55	Callum Wilson	South Fremantle	West Coast
4	56	Michael Wundke	North Adelaide	Kangaroos
4	57	Shane Mumford	Geelong (VFL)	Geelong
5	58	Aaron Bruce	Eastlake	Sydney
5	59	Beau Maister	West Coast	West Coast
5	60	James Wilsen	St George	Kangaroos
6	61	Dean Terlich	Murray Bushrangers	Sydney
6	62	Ryan Davis	North Shore Bombers	West Coast