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Players of Suiaco football club in Perth, Western Australia

West Australian Football League (WAFL) club Subiaco has a relationship with the VFL/AFL dating back to the start of the 20th century, with numerous players moving in both directions to and from Victoria and Western Australia. To cover for two-way movement, a separate list is provided for players who moved to Subiaco from the VFL/AFL. Lists are also provided for those who have played for the Western Australia-based AFL teams, West Coast and Fremantle. Only footballers who have played at least one senior game at VFL/AFL are included.

Players recruited / drafted into VFL/AFL from Subiaco

Club Player(s) Time at club Games (Goals) Notable achievements
Adelaide Matthew Connell
Tyson Stenglein 		1995–2000
1999–2004		 96 (28)
106 (26)		 2× AFL Premiership (1997, 1998)
0
Brisbane Bears/Brisbane Lions

Des Headland
Daniel Rich

1999–2002
2009–current		 52 (52)
259 (114)		 AFL Premiership 2002
0
Carlton 1938–1940
1975–1983
2010–2017		 31 (6)
150 (150)
87 (12)		 VFL Premiership 1938
3× VFL Premiership (1979, 1981, 1982)
0
Collingwood 1970–1972 32 (1)
Essendon Michael Symons 1992–1999 109 (80)
Fitzroy
Footscray/Western Bulldogs Peter Featherby
Dennis Blair 		1975–1976
1976–1978		 42 (15)
41 (9)
Geelong 1930–1936
1979–1983
2001–2003
2016–current		 110 (117)
93 (79)
23 (21)
109 (76)		 VFL Premiership 1931
0
0
0
Gold Coast Kyal Horsley 2012–2013 14 (3)
Greater Western Sydney
Hawthorn 1957–1958
1982–1990		 13 (3)
154 (293)		 0
4× VFL Premiership (1983, 1986, 1988, 1989), 3× All-Australian (1983, 1985, 1986)
Melbourne Warren Dean 1987–1989 32 (25)
North Melbourne Matthew Burton 2000–2003 77 (33)
Port Adelaide

Jarrad Schofield
Mitch Georgiades

1999–2004
2020–current		 131 (93)
38 (50)		 AFL Premiership 2004
0
Richmond Neil Balme 1970–1979 159 (229) 2× VFL Premiership (1973, 1974)
South Melbourne/Sydney 1932–1937
1932–1938
1966
2010–2012		 65 (21)
117 (2)
18 (60)
19 (30)		 VFL Premiership 1933
VFL Premiership 1933
0
0
St Kilda 1973–1978
1997–2000
2013–2014		 108 (284)
60 (163)
10 (9)
sources: Subiaco Football Club 2018 Yearbook, p. 53; VFL/AFL Players from Subiaco - Draftguru

There is a list of past and present Subiaco players who have played at AFL/VFL:

Players who came to Subiaco from the VFL/AFL

  • Frank Murphy, from Collingwood (1935–1937: 53 games, 11 goals)
  • Haydn Bunton Sr., from Fitzroy (1938–1941: 72 games, 190 goals — 3× Sandover Medal 1938, 1939, 1941)
  • Les Hardiman, from Geelong (1938–1941: 69 games, 122 goals)
  • Keith Shea from Carlton (1938–1939: 37 games, 69 goals)
  • Dave Cuzens, from Richmond (1962: 13 games, 8 goals)
  • Brian Sierakowski, from St Kilda (1969–1974: 115 games, 20 goals — WANFL Premiership 1973)
  • Peter Ellis, from Fitzroy (1972, 1974–78: 88 games, 63 goals)
  • Ross Smith, from St Kilda (1973–1974: 39 games, 22 goals — WANFL Premiership captain-coach 1973)
  • David Rhodes, from Fitzroy (1974–1977: 48 games, 33 goals)
  • David Parkin, from Hawthorn (1975: 8 games, 2 goals)
  • Graeme Schultz, from Essendon (1975–1981: 85 games, 137 goals)
  • Vin Catoggio, from Carlton (1976–1977: 30 games, 53 goals)
  • Brian Douge, from Hawthorn (1977–1981: 81 games, 23 goals)
  • Derek Kickett, from Sydney (1997: 12 games, 29 goals)
  • Daniel Chick, from West Coast (2008–2009: 22 games, 13 goals — WAFL Premiership 2008)

West Coast representatives

  1. Laurie Keene, 1987–1990: 36 games, 38 goals — Kicked West Coast's first VFL/AFL goal
  2. Dwayne Lamb, 1987–1994: 151 games, 44 goals — AFL Premiership 1992
  3. Mark Zanotti, 1987–1988: 36 games, 6 goals
  4. Karl Langdon, 1988–1995: 100 games, 107 goals — AFL Premiership 1992
  5. Brett Heady, 1990–1999: 156 games, 237 goals — 2× AFL Premiership (1992, 1994)
  6. Dean Kemp, 1990–2001: 243 games, 117 goals — 2× AFL Premiership (1992, 1994), Norm Smith Medal 1994, All-Australian 1992
  7. Drew Banfield, 1993–2006: 265 games, 76 goals — 2× AFL Premiership (1994, 2006)
  8. Jarrad Schofield 1993–1998: 63 games, 34 goals
  9. Andrew Donnelly, 1996–2000: 68 games, 69 goals
  10. Josh Wooden, 1997–2007: 96 games, 18 goals
  11. Chad Fletcher, 1999–2009: 179 games, 74 goals — AFL Premiership 2006, All-Australian 2004
  12. Mark Nicoski, 2004–2013: 112 games, 61 goals
  13. Tyson Stenglein, 2005–2009: 102 games, 25 goals — AFL Premiership 2006
  14. Matt Priddis, 2006–2017: 240 games, 73 goals — Brownlow Medal 2014, All-Australian 2015
  15. Dom Sheed, 2014–current: 141 games, 64 goals — AFL Premiership 2018
  16. Brayden Ainsworth, 2018–current: 15 games, 4 goals
  17. Liam Ryan, 2018–current: 77 games, 111 goals — AFL Premiership 2018, All-Australian 2020

Fremantle representatives

  1. Matthew Burton, 1995–1999: 70 games, 32 goals
  2. Shane Parker, 1995–2007: 238 games, 11 goals — First player to reach 200 AFL games for Fremantle
  3. Luke Toia, 1996–2003: 63 games, 33 goals
  4. Antoni Grover, 1999–2012: 202 games, 27 goals
  5. Ryan Crowley, 2003–2015: 188 games, 117 goals
  6. Des Headland, 2003–2010: 114 games, 125 goals
  7. Jarrad Schofield, 2005–2006: 12 games, 2 goals
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