2003 AFL Draft - National Draft

National Draft

Round Pick Player Recruited from Club
Priority 1 Adam Cooney West Adelaide Football Club Western Bulldogs
Priority 2 Andrew Walker Bendigo Diggers Carlton
Priority 3 Colin Sylvia Bendigo Diggers Melbourne
1 4 Farren Ray Peel Thunder Football Club Western Bulldogs
1 5 Brock McLean Calder Cannons Melbourne
1 6 Kepler Bradley West Perth Football Club Essendon
1 7 Kane Tenace Murray Bushrangers Geelong
1 8 Raphael Clarke St. Mary's Football Club St. Kilda
1 9 David Trotter Calder Cannons Kangaroos
1 10 Ryley Dunn Murray Bushrangers Fremantle
1 11 Beau Waters West Adelaide Football Club West Coast Eagles
1 12 Ryan Murphy Gippsland Power Fremantle
1 13 Brent Stanton Northern Knights Essendon
1 14 Fergus Watts Sandringham Dragons Adelaide Crows
1 15 Troy Chaplin North Ballarat Rebels Port Adelaide
1 16 Josh Willoughby Glenelg Football Club Sydney Swans
1 17 Billy Morrison Tassie Mariners Collingwood
1 18 Llane Spaanderman East Perth Football Club Brisbane Lions
2 19 David Mundy Murray Bushrangers Fremantle
2 20 Sam Butler Central District Bulldogs West Coast Eagles
2 21 Alex Gilmour Tassie Mariners Richmond
2 22 Cameron Thurley Tasmanian Devils Football Club Geelong
2 23 Matthew Moody South Fremantle Football Club Brisbane Lions
2 24 Chad Jones Claremont Football Club Kangaroos
2 25 Harry Miller Port Adelaide (SANFL) Hawthorn
2 26 Daniel McConnell Eastern Ranges West Coast Eagles
2 27 Adam Campbell North Ballarat Rebels Fremantle
2 28 Jay Nash Central District Bulldogs Essendon
2 29 Tim Schmidt West Adelaide Football Club Sydney Swans
2 30 Brad Symes Central District Bulldogs Port Adelaide
2 31 Joshua Krueger Glenelg Football Club Adelaide Crows
2 (f/s) 32 Brayden Shaw Northern Knights Collingwood
2 33 Jed Adcock North Ballarat Rebels Brisbane Lions
3 34 Luke Peel Sandringham Dragons Port Adelaide
3 35 Brent Hall South Fremantle Football Club Collingwood
3 (f/s) 36 Chris Johnson East Fremantle Football Club Melbourne
3 (f/s) 37 Thomas Roach Oakleigh Chargers Richmond
3 (f/s) 38 Mark Blake Geelong Falcons Geelong
3 39 Robert Forster-Knight Essendon Port Adelaide
3 40 Eddie Sansbury Central District Bulldogs Kangaroos
3 41 Zac Dawson Calder Cannons Hawthorn
3 42 Matthew Spencer Swan Districts Football Club Geelong
3 (f/s) 43 Brett Peake East Fremantle Football Club Fremantle
3 44 Ricky Dyson Northern Knights Essendon
3 45 Amon Buchanan Sydney Swans Sydney Swans
3 46 Michael Pettigrew West Perth Football Club Port Adelaide
3 47 Andrew Eriksen Sandringham Dragons Sydney Swans
3 (f/s) 48 Heath Shaw Northern Knights Collingwood
3 49 Tom Logan Waratah Football Club Brisbane Lions
4 50 Izaac Thomson Woodville-West Torrens Football Club Western Bulldogs
4 51 Matthew Ball Box Hill Hawks Hawthorn
4 52 Pass Melbourne
4 53 Daniel Jackson Oakleigh Chargers Richmond
4 54 Pass Geelong
4 55 Sam Fisher West Adelaide Football Club St. Kilda
4 56 Brent LeCras West Perth Football Club Kangaroos
4 57 Ricky Mott Fremantle rookie list Carlton
4 58 Ben Hudson Werribee Football Club Adelaide Crows
4 59 Matthew Davis North Adelaide Football Club Sydney Swans
4 60 Julian Rowe Oakleigh Chargers Collingwood
4 61 Michael Rischitelli Western Jets Brisbane Lions
5 62 Pass Western Bulldogs
5 63 Glen Bowyer Hawthorn Carlton
5 64 Shane Morrison Brisbane Lions Richmond
5 65 Craig Callaghan St Kilda St Kilda
5 66 Pass Kangaroos
5 67 Pass Adelaide Crows
5 68 Pass Brisbane Lions
6 69 Jordan Bannister Essendon Carlton
6 70 Brent Hartigan Calder Cannons Richmond
6 71 Pass St Kilda
7 72 Adrian Deluca Port Melbourne Football Club Carlton
7 73 Shane Tuck West Adelaide Football Club Richmond
7 74 Pass St Kilda
8 75 Stephen Kenna Box Hill Hawks Carlton
8 76 Andrew Raines Southport Australian Football Club Richmond
8 77 Pass St Kilda
9 78 Pass Carlton
9 79 Simon Fletcher Carlton Richmond
10 80 Pass Carlton
10 81 Kyle Archibald NSW/ACT Rams Richmond
11 82 Pass Richmond
12 83 Pass Richmond

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