2018 AFL draft

2018 AFL draft
General information
Date 22 November - First Round
23 November - Second Round to completion, Pre-season Draft (if held), Rookie Draft
Location Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria
Country Australia
Sponsored by National Australia Bank
Broadcast Fox Footy
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2019 →

The 2018 AFL draft will consist of the various periods where the 18 clubs in the Australian Football League (AFL) can trade and recruit players following the completion of the 2018 AFL season. Additions to each club's playing list are not allowed at any other time during the year.

For the first time, the AFL draft will feature live trading of picks and will be held over two days, with the first round held on the evening of Thursday, 22 November and the remainder of the draft being held on Friday, 23 November [1] It will be held in Victoria for the first time since 2009 [1]

Carlton and Gold Coast will be given special access to top players from various state leagues.[2]

Key dates

Table of key dates[3]
Event Date(s)
Free agency period 5–12 October (restricted and unrestricted)
1–8 November, 10–16 November, 23 November (delisted)
Trade period 8–17 October (players and selections)
18 October–16 November (selections only)
National draft 22 November (first round)
23 November (second and subsequent rounds)
Pre-season draft 23 November
Rookie draft

Player movements

Previous trades

Since 2015, clubs have been able to trade future picks in the next year's national draft during the trade period. As a result, a total of 29 selections for the 2018 draft were traded during the 2017 trade period, and the selection order for each of these picks is tied to the original club's finishing position in the 2018 season.[4]

Table of previously traded selections
Rd Orig. Club New Club Acquired via Ref
1 Melbourne Adelaide Jake Lever trade [5]
West Coast Gold Coast Pick swap [6]
2 Carlton Adelaide Bryce Gibbs trade [7]
Adelaide Carlton
Gold Coast West Coast Pick swap [6]
St Kilda Port Adelaide Pick swap [8]
Fremantle Greater Western Sydney Nathan Wilson trade [9]
Western Bulldogs Carlton Pick swap [8]
Essendon Gold Coast Adam Saad trade [10]
Geelong Gold Coast Gary Ablett trade [11]
Greater Western Sydney Essendon Devon Smith trade [12]
Collingwood Sydney Sam Murray trade [13]
3 Carlton Adelaide Bryce Gibbs trade [7]
St Kilda North Melbourne via Port Adelaide (Logan Austin trade)
on-traded to North Melbourne (pick swap)		 [8]
Fremantle Gold Coast Brandon Matera trade [14]
Adelaide Melbourne Jake Lever trade [5]
Essendon Greater Western Sydney Devon Smith trade [12]
North Melbourne Port Adelaide Pick swap [8]
Sydney Collingwood Sam Murray trade [13]
Richmond Geelong Pick swap [8]
West Coast North Melbourne via Port Adelaide (Brendon Ah Chee trade)
on-traded to North Melbourne (pick swap)		 [8]
4 Carlton Geelong Darcy Lang trade [15]
Geelong Carlton
Gold Coast Geelong Gary Ablett trade [11]
Fremantle Western Bulldogs Hayden Crozier trade [16]
Adelaide St Kilda via Gold Coast (Harrison Wigg trade)
on-traded to Port Adelaide (Aaron Young trade)
on-traded to St Kilda (pick swap)		 [8]
Port Adelaide St Kilda Logan Austin trade [17]
Hawthorn West Coast via Port Adelaide (Jarman Impey trade)
on-traded to West Coast (Brendon Ah Chee trade)		 [18]
Melbourne Adelaide Jake Lever trade [5]

Free agency

2018 AFL free agency period signings
Player Date Free agent type Former club New club Compensation Ref
Reece Conca 5 October Unrestricted Richmond Fremantle None [a] [19]
Luke Dahlhaus Unrestricted Western Bulldogs Geelong 2nd round [20]
Tom Lynch 8 October Restricted Gold Coast Richmond 1st round [21]
Scott Lycett 9 October Restricted West Coast Port Adelaide End of 1st round [22]
Alex Fasolo 10 October Unrestricted Collingwood Carlton 3rd round [23]

Trades

2018 AFL trade period
Date No. Player(s) Traded from Traded to Traded for Ref
8 October 1 Lincoln McCarthy Geelong Brisbane Lions Pick 43 [25]
Pick 55 Pick 62
Pick 59
2 Anthony Miles Richmond Gold Coast 2019 third round pick (Gold Coast) [26]
Corey Ellis
2019 third round pick (Richmond)
3 Nathan Kreuger (South Adelaide) Carlton Geelong Pick 43 [27]
10 October 4 Pick 24 Brisbane Lions Gold Coast Pick 32 [28]
Pick 41
Pick 59 Pick 44
Pick 80 Pick 78
5 Mitch McGovern Adelaide Carlton Shane McAdam (Sturt) [29]
2019 third round pick (Adelaide) 2019 fifth round pick (Carlton)
Pick 13 Sydney Pick 26
Pick 28
Adelaide Pick 40
6 Jared Polec Port Adelaide North Melbourne Pick 11 [30]
Jasper Pittard
Pick 48 2019 fourth round pick (North Melbourne)
7 Gary Rohan Sydney Geelong Pick 62 [31]
8 Ryan Clarke North Melbourne Sydney Pick 62 [32]
9 Tom Hickey St Kilda West Coast Pick 39 [33]
Pick 61
2019 fourth round pick (St Kilda) 2019 fourth round pick (West Coast)
11 October 10 Pick 6 Fremantle Port Adelaide Pick 11 [34]
Pick 23
2019 third round pick (Fremantle) Pick 30
Pick 49
12 October 11 Dan Hannebery Sydney St Kilda Pick 39 [35]
Pick 28 2019 second round pick (St Kilda)
12 Dean Kent Melbourne St Kilda Pick 65 [36]
13 Dom Tyson Melbourne North Melbourne Braydon Preuss [37]
Pick 62
14 Will Setterfield Greater Western Sydney Carlton Pick 43 [38]
Pick 71 2019 second round pick (Carlton)

Retirements and delistings

Ty Vickery
Ty Vickery retired prior to the start of the season after playing 125 games for Richmond and Hawthorn.
Kurt Tippett
Kurt Tippett retired prior to the start of the season after playing 178 games for Adelaide and Sydney.
A male athlete with dark hair wearing a sleeveless jersey and shorts runs on the grass surface of the playing arena.
Cyril Rioli retired in July after playing 189 games for Hawthorn.[39]
A male athlete with light hair wearing a sleeveless jersey and shorts runs on the grass surface of the playing arena.
Brendon Goddard was delisted by Essendon at the end of the season, after playing 334 games for St Kilda and Essendon.[40]
Jarrad Waite
Jarrad Waite retired at the end of the season after playing 244 games for Carlton and North Melbourne.
Bernie Vince
Bernie Vince retired at the end of the season after playing 229 for Adelaide and Melbourne.
Table key
† Retired, effective immediately
‡ Retired, effective at the end of the season
R Rookie listed player
B Category B Rookie listed player
Table of player retirements and delistings
Date Name Club Status Ref
15 November Ty Vickery Hawthorn Retired † [41]
11 January Ben Griffiths Richmond Retired † [42]
22 January Kurt Tippett Sydney Retired † [43]
9 February Cian Hanley Brisbane Lions Retired † B [44]
26 June Shaun Hampson Richmond Retired † [45]
4 July Cyril Rioli Hawthorn Retired † [39]
9 July Clay Smith Western Bulldogs Retired † [46]
18 July Curtly Hampton Adelaide Retired † [47]
23 July Koby Stevens St Kilda Retired † [48]
2 August Harley Balic Melbourne Retired † [49]
7 August Matt Rosa Gold Coast Retired † [50]
Sam Gibson Adelaide Retired ‡ [51]
8 August Lee Spurr Fremantle Retired † [52]
21 August Brendon Goddard Essendon Delisted [40]
Jarrad Waite North Melbourne Retired ‡ [53]
Alex Silvagni Carlton Retired † R [54]
22 August Jackson Merrett Essendon Delisted [55]
23 August Shane Biggs Western Bulldogs Retired † [56]
24 August Danyle Pearce Fremantle Retired † [57]
Michael Johnson Retired ‡
25 August Lindsay Thomas Port Adelaide Retired R [58]
26 August Ray Connellan St Kilda Delisted B [59]
28 August Kieran Collins Western Bulldogs Delisted [60]
Nathan Mullenger-McHugh Delisted R
Jimmy Toumpas Port Adelaide Delisted [61]
Emmanuel Irra Delisted B
Billy Hartung North Melbourne Delisted [62]
Daniel Nielson Delisted
Josh Williams Delisted
Oscar Junker Delisted R
Gordon Narrier Delisted R
Tom Jeffries Delisted B
Michael Barlow Gold Coast Delisted [63]
Josh Jaska Delisted R
Max Spencer Delisted B
Mackenzie Willis Delisted R
Harry Dear Adelaide Delisted [64]
Jackson Edwards Delisted R
Ben Jarman Delisted R
Nathan Freeman St Kilda Delisted [65]
29 August Hugh Goddard Delisted [66]
Nathan Wright Delisted
30 August Bernie Vince Melbourne Retired ‡ [67]
Cam O'Shea Carlton Delisted [68]
Aaron Mullett Delisted
Matt Shaw Delisted R
Jesse Glass-McCasker Delisted R
Michael Rischitelli Gold Coast Delisted [69]
4 September Mitchell Hibberd North Melbourne Delisted [70]
5 September Sam Gilbert St Kilda Delisted [71]
6 September Darren Minchington Delisted [72]
Rohan Bewick Brisbane Lions Delisted [73]
Tom Bell Delisted
Marco Paparone Delisted
Claye Beams Delisted R
Jake Barrett Delisted R
10 September Liam Dawson Delisted [74]
Josh Green Essendon Delisted [75]
Aaron Black Geelong Delisted [76]
11 September Cory Gregson Delisted [77]
Ryan Gardner Delisted
Timm House Delisted
Stewart Crameri Delisted R
Matthew Hayball Delisted R
12 September Eric Mackenzie West Coast Retired [78]
14 September Alex Johnson Sydney Delisted R [79]
16 September Ryan Griffen Greater Western Sydney Retired [80]
17 September Jack Redpath Western Bulldogs Retired [81]
25 September Matthew Wright Carlton Retired [82]
Cameron Pedersen Melbourne Delisted [83]
Tomas Bugg Delisted
Mitch King Delisted
Pat McKenna Delisted
Lachlan Filipovic Delisted R
26 September Jonathan O'Rourke Hawthorn Delisted [84]
Kurt Heatherley Delisted
Dallas Willsmore Delisted R
2 October Dean Towers Sydney Delisted [85]
Jordan Foote Delisted
Angus Styles Delisted R
Jake Brown Delisted B
4 October Dion Johnstone Melbourne Delisted [86]
Declan Mountford North Melbourne Delisted [87]
10 October Kayle Kirby Collingwood Delisted [88]

Pre-draft selections

Prior to the draft, the two bottom teams Carlton and Gold Coast applied for Priority Picks in the National Draft, which the AFL denied.[89] However, Gold Coast were granted pre-draft access to up to three and Carlton up to two mature-aged State League players each, these selections could be traded to other clubs.[2]

Table of pre-draft selections
Player Club Recruited from Notes Ref.
Club League
Nathan Kreuger Carlton South Adelaide SANFL On-traded to Geelong for Pick 42 [27]
Shane McAdam Sturt SANFL On-traded to Adelaide as part of Mitch McGovern trade [29]
Josh Corbett Gold Coast Werribee VFL [90]
Chris Burgess West Adelaide SANFL

2018 national draft

Table of national draft selections
Round Pick Player Club Recruited from Notes
Club League
1 1 Carlton
2 Gold Coast
3 Gold Coast Free Agency compensation pick (Lynch)
4 St Kilda
5 Brisbane Lions
6 Port Adelaide Traded from Fremantle
7 Western Bulldogs
8 Adelaide
9 Essendon
10 Port Adelaide
11 Fremantle Traded from Port Adelaide; received from North Melbourne
12 Geelong
13 Adelaide Traded from Sydney
14 Greater Western Sydney
15 Hawthorn
16 Adelaide Traded from Melbourne
17 Richmond
18 Collingwood
19 Gold Coast Traded from West Coast
20 West Coast Free Agency compensation pick (Lycett)
2 21 Adelaide Traded from Carlton
22 West Coast Traded from Gold Coast
23 Fremantle Traded from Port Adelaide; received from St Kilda
24 Gold Coast Traded from Brisbane Lions
25 Greater Western Sydney Traded from Fremantle
26 Sydney Traded from Carlton; received from Western Bulldogs
27 Western Bulldogs Free Agency compensation pick (Dahlhaus)
28 St Kilda Traded from Sydney; received from Carlton; received from Adelaide
29 Gold Coast Traded from Essendon
30 Fremantle Traded from Port Adelaide
31 North Melbourne
32 Brisbane Lions Traded from Gold Coast; received from Geelong
33 Sydney
34 Essendon Traded from Greater Western Sydney
35 Hawthorn
36 Melbourne
37 Richmond
38 Sydney Traded from Collingwood
39 Sydney Traded from St Kilda; received from West Coast
3 40 Sydney Traded from Adelaide; received from Carlton
41 Brisbane Lions Traded from Gold Coast
42 North Melbourne Traded from St Kilda
43 Greater Western Sydney Traded from Carlton; received from Geelong; received from Brisbane Lions
44 Brisbane Lions Traded from Gold Coast; received from Fremantle
45 Western Bulldogs
46 Melbourne Traded from Adelaide
47 Greater Western Sydney Traded from Essendon
48 North Melbourne Traded from Port Adelaide
49 Fremantle Traded from Port Adelaide; received from North Melbourne
50 Geelong
51 Collingwood Traded from Sydney
52 Greater Western Sydney
53 Hawthorn
54 Melbourne
55 Brisbane Lions Traded from Geelong; received from Richmond
56 Collingwood
57 Collingwood Free Agency compensation pick (Fasolo)
58 North Melbourne Traded from West Coast
4 59 Gold Coast Traded from Brisbane Lions; received from Geelong; received from Carlton
60 Geelong Traded from Gold Coast
61 West Coast Traded from St Kilda
62 Melbourne Traded from North Melbourne; received from Sydney; received from Geelong; received from Brisbane Lions
63 Western Bulldogs Traded from Fremantle
64 Western Bulldogs
65 Melbourne Traded from St Kilda; received from Adelaide
66 Essendon
67 St Kilda Traded from Port Adelaide
68 North Melbourne
69 Carlton Traded from Geelong
70 Sydney
71 Carlton Traded from Greater Western Sydney
72 West Coast Traded from Hawthorn
73 Adelaide Traded from Melbourne
74 Richmond
75 Collingwood
76 West Coast
5 77 Carlton
78 Brisbane Lions Traded from Gold Coast
79 St Kilda
80 Gold Coast Traded from Brisbane Lions
81 Fremantle
82 Western Bulldogs
83 Adelaide
84 Essendon
85 Port Adelaide
86 North Melbourne
87 Geelong
88 Sydney
89 Greater Western Sydney
90 Hawthorn
91 Melbourne
92 Richmond
93 Collingwood
94 West Coast

Rookie elevations

Clubs were able to promote any player who was listed on their rookie list in 2018 to their 2019 primary playing list prior to the draft.

Table of rookie elevations
Player Club Ref.
Bailey Banfield Fremantle [91]
Darcy MacPherson Gold Coast [92]
Conor Glass Hawthorn [93]
Billy Gowers Western Bulldogs [94]
Brad Lynch [95]

Category B rookie selections

Clubs were able to nominate category B rookies to join their club in 2019.

Table of Category B rookie selections
Name Club Origin Note Ref
Tom Fullarton Brisbane Lions Brisbane Bullets (NBL) 3-year non-registered player (basketball) [96]
James Madden Dublin GAA International selection (Ireland) [97]
Matt Owies Carlton Seattle Redhawks (WAC) 3-year non-registered player (basketball) [98]
Austin Bradtke Melbourne Melbourne Tigers (SEABL) 3-year non-registered player (basketball) [99]
Guy Walker Melbourne Renegades (BBL) 3-year non-registered player (cricket) [100]
Patrick Bines West Coast Melbourne Tigers (SEABL) 3-year non-registered player (basketball) [101]
Brodie Riach Altona Gators (Big V) 3-year non-registered player (basketball)

See also


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