Carlton Draft History

It’s that time of year again; when young footballers around the country are anxiously waiting to find out if their AFL dream will be realised. 

For Carlton fans, it’s a time of great anticipation; waiting to find out which young talent will be pulling on the navy blue jumper. 

All will be revealed on Thursday, when the 2013 AFL Draft gets underway on the Gold Coast.  

In the lead-up to the Draft, we thought we’d take a look back at Carlton’s draft picks, from when the league became the “AFL” up to the most recent draft last year. 

2012 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 11 – Troy Menzel (Central Districts), 7 games, 8 goals 

Pick No. 35 – Tom Temay (Sandringham Dragons U18), yet to debut

Pick No. 54 – Nicholas Graham (Gippsland Power U18), 2 games, 0 goals  

Pick No. 89 (Rookie Promotion) - Levi Casboult (Dandenong Stingrays), 17 games, 14 goals 

Pick No. 102 (Rookie Promotion) - Zach Tuohy (County Laois, Ireland), 54 games, 21 goals 
 

2011 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 22 - Josh Bootsma (South Fremantle, WA), 14 games, 2 goals

Pick No.44 – Sam Rowe (Sydney Swans, NSW), 10 games, 9 goals 

Pick No. 62 (Father-son)  - Dylan Buckley (Northern Knights U18), 1 game, 1 goal 

2010 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 18 – Matthew Watson (Calder Cannons), 16 games, 2 goals 

Pick No. 34 - Patrick McCarthy  (Glenelg), 1 game

Pick No. 42 – Luke Mitchell (Calder Cannons), 1 game, 1 goal 

Pick No. 67 – Andrew McInnes (Dandenong Stingrays), 16 games, 1 goal

Pick No. 70 – Nicholas Duigan (Norwood), 43 games, 10 goals 

Pick No. 85 (Rookie Promotion) - Jeff Garlett (Swan Districts), 98 games, 171 goals

Pick No. 99 (Rookie Promotion) - David Ellard (Swan Districts), 40 games, 22 goals 

Pick No.108 (Rookie Promotion) - Simon White (Subiaco), 26 games, 2 goals
 

2009 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 12 – Kane Lucas (East Fremantle), 35 games, 14 goals 

Pick No. 43 – Marcus Davies (Tassie Mariners), 17 games, 1 goal 

Pick No. 59 – Rohan Kerr (Dandenong Stingrays, VIC)

Pick No. 72 (Rookie Promotion) - Sam Jacobs (Woodville-West Torrens), 17 games, 3 goals 

Pick No. 83 (Rookie Promotion) - Aaron Joseph (Glenorchy), 73 games, 10 goals 
 

2008 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 6 – Christopher Yarran (Swan Disctricts), 84 games, 66 goals. 

Pick No. 40 – Mitch Robinson (Tassie Mariners), 88 games, 52 goals 

Pick No. 65 – Rhys O'Keeffe (North Adelaide), 3 games

Pick No. 80 - Caleb Tiller (Murray Bushrangers)
 

2007 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 1 – Matthew Kreuzer (Northern Knights), 105 games, 56 goals

Pick No. 36 – Steven Browne (West Perth), 23 games, 6 goals 

Pick No. 46 – Dennis Armfield (Eastern Hills Hawks), 105 games, 42 goals 

2006 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 1 – Bryce Gibbs (Glenelg), 155 games, 80 goals

Pick No. 17 (Priority) - Shaun Hampson (Mount Gravatt), 63 games, 32 goals 

Pick No. 19 – Shaun Grigg (North Ballarat), 43 games, 10 goals 

Pick No. 35 – Mark Austin (Glenelg), 15 games, 1 goal 

Pick No. 51 – Clint Benjamin (WA U18)

Pick No. 67 – Joe Anderson (NT U18), 17 games 
 

2005 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 1 – Marc Murphy (Oakleigh), 165 games, 133 goals

Pick No. 4 – Joshua Kennedy (East Fremantle), 22 games, 11 goals

Pick No. 20 – Paul Bower (Peel Thunder), 70 games, 5 goals 

Pick No. 36 – Jake Edwards (Western Jets), 5 games, 4 goals 
 

2004 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 9 – Jordan Russell (West Adelaide), 116 games, 18 goals 

Pick No. 25 – Adam Hartlett (West Adelaide), 11 games, 2 goals 

Pick No. 41 – Luke Blackwell (Swan Districts), 23 games, 4 goals 

Pick No. 73 – Chris Bryan (Sandringham), 16 games, 9 goals 

Pick No.77 - Anthony Raso (Dandenong Stingrays)

2003 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 2 (Priority) – Andrew Walker (Echuca), 165 games, 116 goals

Pick No. 57 – Ricky Mott (South Fremantle), 2 games

Pick No. 63 – Glen Bowyer (Murray Bushrangers), 20 games

Pick No. 69 – Jordan Bannister (Essendon), 53 games, 17 goals 

Pick No. 72 – Adrian Deluca (Port Melbourne), 46 games, 22 goals

Pick No. 75 – Stephen Kenna (Box Hill Hawks), 5 games, 3 goals 
 

2002 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 45 – Kade Simpson (Eastern Ranges), 200 games, 117 goals 

Pick No. 60 – Cameron Croad (Oakleigh Chargers)

Pick No. 72 – Brad Fisher (Eastern Ranges), 99 games, 127 goals 

Pick No. 79 – Karl Norman (Glenrowan), 27 games, 5 goals 

Pick No. 84 – Michael Martyn (Kangaroos, VIC), 13 games
 

2001 AFL National Draft

Pick No.39 – Justin Davies (Murray Bushrangers), 41 games, 20 goals 

Pick No. 46 – Jarrad Waite (Murray Bushrangers), 168 games, 223 goals

Pick No. 75 – Sam Cranage (St Kilda), 10 games, 2 goals
 

2000 AFL National Draft

Pick No.4 – Luke Livingston (Bendigo), 46 games, 2 goals 

Pick No. 11 - Trent Sporn (North Adelaide), 50 games, 8 goals 

Pick No. 15 – Simon Wiggins (Glenorchy), 116 games, 36 goals

Pick No. 31 – Blake Campbell (Murray Bushrangers), 11 games, 3 goals

Pick No. 46 – Sean O'Keefe (Murray Bushrangers), 6 games, 1 goal 

Pick No. 61 – Callan Beasy (Swan Hill), 13 games, 6 goals 
 

1999 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 60 – Richard Kelly (Perth)

Pick No. 73 – Ryan Houlihan (Murray Bushrangers), 201 games, 127 goals 

Pick No. 80 – Jeremy Dukes (Prahran)

Pick No. 86 – Trent Hotton (Preston Knights), 61 games, 36 goals

Pick No. 90 – Andrew Merrington (Calder Cannons), 18 games, 11 goals 

Pick No. 92 – Adam Matthew (Murray Bushrangers)

Pick No. 93 – Joseph Allen (Gippsland Power)
 

1998 AFL National Draft

Pick No.6 – Murray Vance (Goulburn Valley), 5 games, 1 goal 

Pick No. 38 – Brendan Fevola (Dandenong Stingrays), 187 games, 575 goals 

Pick No. 58 – Ian Prendergast (Oakleigh), 65 games, 14 goals 

Pick No. 61 – Ricky Symes (Murray Bushrangers)

Pick No. 67 – Brett Backwell (West Brisbane), 18 games, 12 goals 
 

1997 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 7 - Kris Massie (Dandenong Stingrays), 43 games, 12 goals

Pick No. 23 – Adam Chatfield (ACT Rams), 1 game

Pick No. 55 – Craig Black (Dandenong Stingrays)

Pick No. 70 – Trent Hoppner (Preston Knights), 1 game

Pick No. 80 – John Hynes (Prahran), 4 games, 2 goals

Pick No. 83 – Ben Thompson (Kedron Grange), 1 game
 

1996 AFL National Draft

Father-son – Lance Whitnall (Northern Knights), 216 games, 348 goals 

Pick No. 38 – Sam Smart (Norwood), 1 game

Pick No. 52 – Damien Lock (Bendigo), 18 games

Pick No. 74 - Chris Jackson (NSW Rams)

Pick No. 81 – Anthony Franchina (Calder Cannons), 105 games, 26 goals 
 

1995 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 62 – Adrian Burdon (Tasmania U18)

Pick No. 63 – Jacob Anstey (Tuggeranong), 16 games, 5 goals

Pick No. 69 – Daniel Marshall ((Dandenong)

Father-son – David Walls (Southport)
 

1994 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 15 – Scott Camporeale (Woodville-West Torrens), 233 games, 200 goals

Pick No. 33 – Mark Cullen (Eastern U18)

Pick No. 41 – Adam White (Eastern U18), 44 games, 21 goals

Pick No. 67 – Tony Bourke (Ballarat U18), 4 games

Pick No. 79 – Aaron Hamill (Tuggeranong), 92 games, 114 goals

Pick No. 89 – David Nicholson (Western U18)
 

1993 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 18 – Simon Beaumont (Central U18), 152 games, 89 goals

Pick No. 48 – Matthew Hopkins (West Adelaide) 
 

1992 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 13 – Andrew McKay (Glenelg), 244 games, 28 goals

Pick No. 43 – Adrian Whitehead (Wodonga), 63 games, 22 goals

Pick No. 58 – Chris Peel (Swan Districts) 

Pick No. 61 – Luke Rayner (Geelong U18)

Pick No. 73 – Tony Plim (Golden Square) 

Pick No. 88 – Troy Bond (Port Adelaide), 36 games, 26 goals

Pick No. 103 – Ben Harrison (Devonport), 2 games

Pick No. 118 – Scott Spalding (Perth), 1 game

Father-son – Darren Walsh (Golden Square)
 

1991 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 18 – Matthew Hogg (Footscray), 114 games, 38 goals

Pick No. 28 – Cale O’Keefe (South Launceston), 

Pick No. 44 – Brett Sholl (North Melbourne), 35 games, 9 goals

Pick No. 54 – Leigh Snooks (Derinallum)

Pick No. 57 – Anthony McDonald (Carlton)

Pick No. 78 – Matthew Dickson (Sandhurst)

Pick No. 79 – Bevan Smillie (Essendon)
 

1990 AFL National Draft

Pick No. 2 – James Cook (North Hobart), 25 games, 35 goals

Pick No. 7 – Damian Hampson (Subiaco)

Pick No. 31 – Nick Faull (Golden Point)

Pick No. 59 – Cameron James (Morwell)

Pick No. 73 – Anthony McDonald (Ballarat YCW)

Pick No. 87 – Danny Morgan (Boolara)