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Australian rules footballer

Liam Duggan
Duggan playing for West Coast in April 2018
Personal information
Full name	Liam James Duggan
Date of birth	(1996-12-11) 11 December 1996 (age 28)
Original team(s)	Western Jets(TAC Cup)/Bacchus Marsh Football Club(BFL)
Draft	No. 11, 2014 National Draft,West Coast
Height	183 cm (6 ft 0 in)
Weight	75 kg (165 lb)
Position(s)	Halfback
Club information
Current club	West Coast
Number	14
Playing career
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
2015–	West Coast	176 (15)
Playing statistics correct to the end of Rd 21, 2024.
Career highlights
AFL premiership player: 2018 West Coast co-captain: 2024–
Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Liam James Duggan (born 11 December 1996) is a professional Australian rules footballer who plays for and co-captains the West Coast Eagles in the Australian Football League (AFL). He also hosts the 4WD Podcast with YouTuber Ronny Dahl.

Duggan played for Ballarat's St Patrick's College in the BAS school competition, the Western Jets at TAC Cup and Vic Metro in the National U18s. In 2014 the AIS-AFL Academy awarded him with the Ben Mitchell Medal. Duggan was drafted with pick 11 of the 2014 National Draft.

He debuted against Carlton in round 2 of the 2015 season. Duggan had a standout game in the 53 point victory over St Kilda Football Club in round 8, 2015. He racked up 23 disposals including six marks and four tackles, which impressed his older teammates, notably Luke Shuey. Duggan suffered a season ending knee injury during a round 17 Western Australian Football League game playing for East Perth Football Club after copping a knock to his posterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. He finished his debut season with 12 senior games of AFL.

In Round 8 2024, Duggan was awarded two Brownlow votes for his efforts against the Essendon side which included 8 marks and 2 clearances.

Personal life

Duggan married Lauren Goold on 24 October 2024.

Statistics

Statistics are correct to the end of round 7, 2019

**Legend**
G	Goals	K	Kicks	D	Disposals	T	Tackles
B	Behinds	H	Handballs	M	Marks


Season	Team	No.	Games	Totals							Averages (per game)
Season	Team	No.	Games	G	B	K	H	D	M	T	G	B	K	H	D	M	T
2015	West Coast	14	12	1	4	82	60	142	37	19	0.1	0.3	6.8	5.0	11.8	3.1	1.6
2016	West Coast	14	14	2	7	105	70	175	34	46	0.1	0.5	7.5	5.0	12.5	2.4	3.3
2017	West Coast	14	20	4	3	191	142	333	86	48	0.2	0.2	9.6	7.1	16.7	4.3	2.4
2018†	West Coast	14	24	2	2	291	116	407	115	49	0.1	0.1	12.1	4.8	17.0	4.8	2.0
2019	West Coast	14	6	0	0	73	28	101	33	11	0.0	0.0	12.2	4.7	16.8	5.5	1.8
Career			76	9	16	742	416	1158	305	173	0.1	0.2	9.8	5.5	15.2	4.0	2.3

References

Byrnes, Josh (8 July 2024). "Podholic: Dirty deeds". Motoringnz. Retrieved 29 October 2024.
Walsh, Courtney (1 December 2014), "Liam Duggan could be the next Robbie Flower, says his junior coach", The Australian
Thomas, Clint (2 December 2014), "West Coast Eagles recruits Liam Duggan and Tom Lamb hope to boost midfielder", ABC
O'Donoghue, Craig (10 April 2015), "Kennedy kicks Eagles to victory", The West Australian
"Duggan earns the respect of Eagles". 24 May 2015.
https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/28906409/eagles-tyro-goes-down-in-wafl
"Duggan's year over after serious knee injury". 21 July 2015.
Epstein, Jackie (27 October 2024). "Inside the AFL weddings of Connor Rozee, Liam Duggan and Lachie Whitfield". Herald Sun. Retrieved 29 October 2024.
"AFL Tables - Liam Duggan - Stats - Statistics". afltables.com. Retrieved 8 May 2019.

External links

Liam Duggan's playing statistics from AFL Tables
Liam Duggan's profile on the official website of the West Coast Eagles

v t e West Coast Eagles – current squad
1 Ryan 2 Waterman 3 Baker 4 Sheed 5 Hunt 6 Yeo 7 Ginbey 8 Hewett 9 H. Reid 10 Brockman 11 Kelly 12 Allen 13 Long 14 Duggan 15 Cripps 16 Owies 17 Graham 18 Chesser 19 Hough 20 McGovern 21 Petruccelle 22 A. Reid 23 Maric* 24 Johnston 25 Flynn 26 Allan 27 Gross 28 Cole 29 Hall 30 Barnett 31 Grego 32 B. Williams 33 Bazzo 34 J. Williams 35 Shanahan 36 Rawlinson* 37 Champion* 38 Davis 39 Livingstone* 40 Jamieson 42 Edwards 43 Dewar* 44 Hutchinson* Coach: McQualter * denotes rookie listed player

West Coast Eagles – current squad

1 Ryan
2 Waterman
3 Baker
4 Sheed
5 Hunt
6 Yeo
7 Ginbey
8 Hewett
9 H. Reid
10 Brockman
11 Kelly
12 Allen
13 Long
14 Duggan
15 Cripps
16 Owies
17 Graham
18 Chesser
19 Hough
20 McGovern
21 Petruccelle
22 A. Reid
23 Maric*
24 Johnston
25 Flynn
26 Allan
27 Gross
28 Cole
29 Hall
30 Barnett
31 Grego
32 B. Williams
33 Bazzo
34 J. Williams
35 Shanahan
36 Rawlinson*
37 Champion*
38 Davis
39 Livingstone*
40 Jamieson
42 Edwards
43 Dewar*
44 Hutchinson*

Coach: McQualter

* denotes rookie listed player

v t e Captains of the West Coast Eagles
VFL/AFL	1987–1988: Glendinning 1989: Rance 1990: Malaxos 1991–1998: Worsfold 1999–2000: McKenna 2001: Kemp/Cousins 2002–2005: Cousins 2006–2007: Judd 2008–2014: Glass 2015–2019: Hurn 2020–2023: Shuey 2024–: Duggan/Allen
AFLW	2020–: Swanson

v t e West Coast Eagles 2018 AFL premiers
West Coast Eagles 11.13 (79) defeated Collingwood 11.8 (74), at the Melbourne Cricket Ground
1. Ryan 2. LeCras 4. Sheed 6. Yeo 7. Masten 8. Redden 13. Shuey 14. Duggan 15. Cripps 17. Kennedy 18. Venables 19. Vardy 20. McGovern 23. Jetta 25. Hurn (c) 27. Darling 28. Cole 29. Lycett 31. Schofield 34. Hutchings 37. Barrass 44. Rioli
Coach: Simpson

v t e 2014 AFL national draft
First round	1. Paddy McCartin 2. Christian Petracca 3. Angus Brayshaw 4. Jarrod Pickett 5. Jordan De Goey 6. Caleb Marchbank 7. Paul Ahern 8. Peter Wright 9. Darcy Moore (F/S) 10. Nakia Cockatoo 11. Liam Duggan 12. Corey Ellis 13. Lachie Weller 14. Jake Lever 15. Jarrod Garlett 16. Sam Durdin 17. Kyle Langford 18. Isaac Heeney (academy selection) 19. Blaine Boekhorst 20. Jayden Laverde 21. Hugh Goddard
Second round	22. Daniel McKenzie 23. Pat McKenna 24. Jack Steele (academy selection) 25. Daniel Nielson 26. Toby McLean 27. Lukas Webb 28. Dillon Viojo-Rainbow 29. Touk Miller 30. Brayden Maynard 31. Daniel Howe 32. Tom Lamb 33. Connor Menadue 34. Connor Blakely 35. Harrison Wigg 36. Ed Vickers-Willis 37. James Rose 38. Jack Hiscox (academy selection) 39. Declan Hamilton 40. Alex Neal-Bullen
Third round	41. Jack Lonie 42. Billy Stretch (F/S) 43. Mitch McGovern 44. Liam Dawson (academy selection) 45. Bailey Dale 46. Caleb Daniel 47. Cory Gregson 48. Matthew Goodyear 49. Teia Miles 50. Marc Pittonet 51. Jackson Nelson 52. Nathan Drummond 53. Oscar McDonald 54. Ed Langdon 55. Dean Gore 56. Dougal Howard 58. Harry Dear
Fourth round	59. Jordan Cunico 60. Clem Smith 61. Harris Andrews (academy selection) 62. Zaine Cordy (F/S) 63. Jayden Foster 65. Josh Watts 66. Damien Cavka 67. Dan Butler 68. Josh Deluca 69. Logan Austin 70. Abe Davis (academy selection)
Fifth round	73. Jaden McGrath 76. Alec Waterman (F/S) 77. Reece McKenzie 78. Jesse Palmer
Sixth round	81. Josh McGuinness 84. Billy Frampton
Seventh round	85. Jeremy Finlayson (academy selection) 86. Josh Clayton (F/S)

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