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ADEL Rory Atkins 1 ADEL Eddie Betts 2 ADEL Luke Brown 3 ADEL Charlie Cameron 4 ADEL Kyle Cheney 5 ADEL Brad Crouch 6 ADEL Matt C SEASON 2015 CLUB LISTS FINAL - 5 December 2014 ADEL Rory Atkins 1 ADEL Eddie Betts 2 ADEL Luke Brown 3 ADEL Charlie Cameron 4 ADEL Kyle Cheney 5 ADEL Brad Crouch 6 ADEL Matt Crouch 7 ADEL Patrick Dangerfield 8 ADEL Harry Dear 9 ADEL Richard Douglas 10 ADEL Cameron Ellis-Yolmen 11 ADEL Mitchell Grigg 12 ADEL Kyle Hartigan 13 ADEL Ricky Henderson 14 ADEL Sam Jacobs 15 ADEL Matthew Jaensch 16 ADEL Joshua Jenkins 17 ADEL Sam Kerridge 18 ADEL Riley Knight 19 ADEL Rory Laird 20 ADEL Jake Lever 21 ADEL Luke Lowden 22 ADEL Thomas Lynch 23 ADEL Jarryd Lyons 24 ADEL David Mackay 25 ADEL Brodie Martin 26 ADEL Mitchell McGovern 27 ADEL Andy Otten 28 ADEL James Podsiadly 29 ADEL Brent Reilly VETERAN 30 ADEL Sam Shaw 31 ADEL Sam Siggins 32 ADEL Rory Sloane 33 ADEL Brodie Smith 34 ADEL Daniel Talia 35 ADEL Scott Thompson VETERAN 36 ADEL Nathan Van Berlo 37 ADEL Taylor Walker 38 ADEL Harrison Wigg 39 ADEL Matthew Wright 40 Category A Adel Rookie Jake Kelly 2nd Year 1 Adel Rookie Reilly O'Brien 2 Adel Rookie Keenan Ramsey 3 Adel Rookie Anthony Wilson 4 Category B Adel Rookie Jack Osborn Non-Reg 3 Years 1 SEASON 2015 CLUB LISTS FINAL - 5 December 2014 BRIS Jed Adcock VETERAN 1 BRIS James Aish 2 BRIS Harris Andrews 3 BRIS Claye Beams 4 BRIS Dayne Beams 5 BRIS Rohan Bewick 6 BRIS Allen Christensen 7 BRIS Justin Clarke 8 BRIS Josh Clayton 9 BRIS Michael Close 10 BRIS Tom Cutler 11 BRIS Liam Dawson 12 BRIS Jonathan Freeman 13 BRIS Darcy Gardiner 14 BRIS Mitchell Golby 15 BRIS Joshua Green 16 BRIS Pearce Hanley 17 BRIS Ryan Harwood 18 BRIS Ryan Lester 19 BRIS Matthew Leuenberger 20 BRIS Matt Maguire 21 BRIS Stefan Martin 22 BRIS Sam Mayes 23 BRIS Jaden McGrath 24 BRIS Luke McGuane 25 BRIS Josh McGuinness 26 BRIS Daniel McStay 27 BRIS Daniel Merrett VETERAN 28 BRIS Jackson Paine 29 BRIS Marco Paparone 30 BRIS Jack Redden 31 BRIS Daniel Rich 32 BRIS Nicholas Robertson 33 BRIS Mitchell Robinson 34 BRIS Tom Rockliff 35 BRIS Brent Staker 36 BRIS Lewis Taylor 37 BRIS Joshua Watts 38 BRIS Trent West 39 BRIS Dayne Zorko 40 Category A Bris Rookies Hugh Beasley 1 Category A Bris Rookies Billy Evans 2 Category A Bris Rookies Matthew Hammelmann Academy 3 Category A Bris Rookies Zachary O'Brien 2nd Year 4 Category B Bris Rookies Jordon Bourke Academy 1 Category B Bris Rookies Cian Hanley International 2 Category B Bris Rookies Archie Smith Academy 3 SEASON 2015 CLUB LISTS FINAL - 5 December 2014 CARLT Dennis Armfield 1 CARLT Tom Bell 2 CARLT Blaine Boekhorst 3 CARLT Dylan Buckley 4 CARLT Andrew Carrazzo VETERAN 5 CARLT Levi Casboult 6 CARLT Patrick Cripps 7 CARLT Edward Curnow 8 CARLT Matthew Dick 9 CARLT Sam Docherty 10 CARLT David Ellard 11 CARLT Andrejs Everitt 12 CARLT Jayden Foster 13 CARLT Bryce Gibbs 14 CARLT Cameron Giles 15 CARLT Nick Graham 16 CARLT Lachlan Henderson 17 CARLT Nick Holman 18 CARLT Kristian Jaksch 19 CARLT Michael Jamison 20 CARLT Liam Jones 21 CARLT Chris Judd 22 CARLT Matthew Kreuzer 23 CARLT Troy Menzel 24 CARLT Marc Murphy 25 CARLT Sam Rowe 26 CARLT Kade Simpson VETERAN 27 CARLT Clem Smith 28 CARLT Dale Thomas 29 CARLT Zach Tuohy 30 CARLT Jason Tutt 31 CARLT Dillon Viojo-Rainbow 32 CARLT Andrew Walker VETERAN 33 CARLT Robert Warnock 34 CARLT Matthew Watson 35 CARLT Mark Whiley 36 CARLT Simon White 37 CARLT Christopher Yarran 38 Category A Carlt Rookies Tom Fields 1 Category A Carlt Rookies Billy Gowers 2 Category A Carlt Rookies Blaine Johnson 2nd Year 3 Category A Carlt Rookies Ciaran Sheehan International (Ire) 4 Category A Carlt Rookies Bradley Walsh 5 Category A Carlt Rookies Cameron Wood 2nd Year 6 Category B Carlt Rookies Ciaran Byrne International (Ire) 1 Category B Carlt Rookies Fraser Russell 3yr non reg 2 SEASON 2015 CLUB LISTS FINAL - 5 December 2014 COLL Taylor Adams 1 COLL Jarryd Blair 2 COLL Tim Broomhead 3 COLL Nathan J. Brown 4 COLL Travis Cloke VETERAN 5 COLL Jack Crisp 6 COLL Jordan de Goey 7 COLL Sam Dwyer 8 COLL Jamie Elliott 9 COLL Alex Fasolo 10 COLL Nathan Freeman 11 COLL Tyson Goldsack 12 COLL Matthew Goodyear 13 COLL Levi Greenwood 14 COLL Brodie Grundy 15 COLL Patrick Karnezis 16 COLL Lachlan Keeffe 17 COLL Ben Kennedy 18 COLL Tom Langdon 19 COLL Brent Macaffer 20 COLL Jonathon Marsh 21 COLL Brayden Maynard 22 COLL Darcy Moore 23 COLL Adam Oxley 24 COLL Scott Pendlebury 25 COLL Jackson Ramsay 26 COLL Ben Reid 27 COLL Matthew Scharenberg 28 COLL Paul Seedsman 29 COLL Steele Sidebottom 30 COLL Ben Sinclair 31 COLL Dane Swan VETERAN 32 COLL Josh Thomas 33 COLL Alan Toovey 34 COLL Travis Varcoe 35 COLL Jesse White 36 COLL Marley Williams 37 COLL Jarrod Witts 38 COLL Clinton Young 39 Category A Coll Rookies Brenden Abbott 1 Category A Coll Rookies Tony Armstrong 2 Category A Coll Rookies Jack Frost 3rd Year 3 Category A Coll Rookies Corey Gault 2nd Year 4 Category A Coll Rookies Michael Manteit 5 Category B Coll Rookies Mason Cox International 1 SEASON 2015 CLUB LISTS FINAL - 5 December 2014 ESS Patrick Ambrose 1 ESS Jason Ashby 2 ESS Mark Baguley 3 ESS Tom Bellchambers 4 ESS Alex Browne 5 ESS Jake Carlisle 6 ESS Paul Chapman 7 ESS Travis Colyer 8 ESS Adam Cooney 9 ESS Lauchlan Dalgleish 10 ESS Joe Daniher 11 ESS Courtenay Dempsey 12 ESS Shaun Edwards 13 ESS Ozario Fantasia 14 ESS Dustin Fletcher VETERAN 15 ESS Jonathan Giles 16 ESS Martin Gleeson 17 ESS Brendon Goddard 18 ESS James Gwilt 19 ESS William Hams 20 ESS Dyson Heppell 21 ESS Michael Hibberd 22 ESS Heath Hocking 23 ESS Cale Hooker 24 ESS Ben Howlett 25 ESS Michael Hurley 26 ESS Elliott Kavanagh 27 ESS Nick Kommer 28 ESS Kyle Langford 29 ESS Jayden Laverde 30 ESS Jake Melksham 31 ESS Jackson Merrett 32 ESS Zachary Merrett 33 ESS David Myers 34 ESS Nicholas O'Brien 35 ESS Tayte Pears 36 ESS Brent Stanton VETERAN 37 ESS Jobe Watson VETERAN 38 ESS Jason Winderlich VETERAN 39 ESS David Zaharakis 40 Category A Ess Rookie Kurt Aylett 1 Category A Ess Rookie Jake Long Father / Son 2 Category A Ess Rookie Shaun McKernan 3 Category A Ess Rookie Ariel Steinberg 3rd Year 4 Category B Ess Rookie Conor McKenna International 1 SEASON 2015 CLUB LISTS FINAL - 5 December 2014 FREM Michael Apeness 1 FREM Hayden Ballantyne 2 FREM Michael Barlow 3 FREM Connor Blakely 4 FREM Zachary Clarke 5 FREM Ryan Crowley VETERAN 6 FREM Hayden Crozier 7 FREM Zac Dawson 8 FREM Matthew de Boer 9 FREM Joshua Deluca-Cardillo 10 FREM Paul Duffield VETERAN 11 FREM Max Duffy 12 FREM Nathan Fyfe 13 FREM Brady Grey 14 FREM Jonathan Griffin 15 FREM Jack Hannath 16 FREM Stephen Hill 17 FREM Garrick Ibbotson 18 FREM Michael Johnson VETERAN 19 FREM Ed Langdon 20 FREM Chris Mayne 21 FREM Luke McPharlin VETERAN 22 FREM Anthony Morabito 23 FREM David Mundy VETERAN 24 FREM Tendai Mzungu 25 FREM Lachie Neale 26 FREM Matthew Pavlich VETERAN 27 FREM Alex Pearce 28 FREM Clancee Pearce 29 FREM Danyle Pearce 30 FREM Aaron Sandilands VETERAN 31 FREM Thomas Sheridan 32 FREM Alex Silvagni 33 FREM Lee Spurr 34 FREM Nicholas Suban 35 FREM Cameron Sutcliffe 36 FREM Colin Sylvia 37 FREM Matthew Taberner 38 FREM Michael Walters 39 FREM Lachlan Weller 40 Category A Frem Rookies Jacob Ballard 2nd Year 1 Category A Frem Rookies Ethan Hughes 2 Category Frem Rookies Tanner Smith 3 Category A Frem Rookies Thomas Vandeleur 2nd Year 4 Category B Frem Rookies Craig Moller 2nd Yr Scholarship 1 Category B Frem Rookies Sean Hurley International 2 SEASON 2015 CLUB LISTS FINAL - 5 December 2014 GEEL Jimmy Bartel VETERAN 1 GEEL Jed Bews 2 GEEL Sam Blease 3 GEEL Mark Blicavs 4 GEEL Josh Caddy 5 GEEL Mitchell Clark 6 GEEL Nakia Cockatoo 7 GEEL Joshua Cowan 8 GEEL Jordan Cunico 9 GEEL Mitchell Duncan 10 GEEL Corey Enright VETERAN 11 GEEL Dean Gore 12 GEEL Cory Gregson 13 GEEL Cameron Guthrie 14 GEEL Bradley Hartman 15 GEEL Tom J. Hawkins 16 GEEL George Horlin-Smith 17 GEEL Jarrad Jansen 18 GEEL Steven Johnson VETERAN 19 GEEL James Kelly VETERAN 20 GEEL Shane Kersten 21 GEEL Jake Kolodjashnij 22 GEEL Darcy Lang 23 GEEL Tom Lonergan VETERAN 24 GEEL Andrew Mackie VETERAN 25 GEEL Lincoln McCarthy 26 GEEL Hamish McIntosh 27 GEEL Daniel Menzel 28 GEEL Steven Motlop 29 GEEL Jordan Murdoch 30 GEEL Jared Rivers 31 GEEL Joel Selwood 32 GEEL Dawson Simpson 33 GEEL Billie Smedts 34 GEEL Rhys Stanley 35 GEEL Mathew Stokes 36 GEEL Harry Taylor 37 GEEL Jackson Thurlow 38 GEEL Nathan Vardy 39 GEEL Joshua Walker 40 Category A Geel Rookies Zachary Bates 2nd Year 1 Category A Geel Rookies Cameron Delaney 2 Category A Geel Rookies Tom Read 3 Category A Geel Rookies James Toohey 2nd Year 4 Category B Geel Rookies Padraig Lucey International 1 Category B Geel Rookies Michael Luxford 3rd Year Non-Reg 2 SEASON 2015 CLUB LISTS FINAL - 5 December 2014 GOLD COAST Gary Ablett 1 GOLD COAST Harley Bennell 2 GOLD COAST Andrew Boston 3 GOLD COAST Clay Cameron 4 GOLD COAST Sam Day 5 GOLD COAST Charlie Dixon 6 GOLD COAST Jarrod Garlett 7 GOLD COAST Daniel Gorringe 8 GOLD COAST Aaron Hall 9 GOLD COAST Josh Hall 10 GOLD COAST Mitchell Hallahan 11 GOLD COAST Jarrod Harbrow 12 GOLD COAST Kade Kolodjashnij 13 GOLD COAST Sean Lemmens 14 GOLD COAST Jack Leslie 15 GOLD COAST Jesse Lonergan 16 GOLD COAST Thomas Lynch 17 GOLD COAST Nick Malceski 18 GOLD COAST Jack Martin Trade Incentive 19 GOLD COAST Brandon Matera 20 GOLD COAST Steven May 21 GOLD COAST Trent McKenzie 22 GOLD COAST Touk Miller 23 GOLD COAST Tom Nicholls 24 GOLD COAST Jaeger O'Meara 25 GOLD COAST Dion Prestia 26 GOLD COAST Michael Rischitelli 27 GOLD COAST Luke Russell 28 GOLD COAST Henry Schade 29 GOLD COAST Alex Sexton 30 GOLD COAST Matt Shaw 31 GOLD COAST Zac Smith 32 GOLD COAST Danny Stanley 33 GOLD COAST Timmy Sumner 34 GOLD COAST David Swallow 35 GOLD COAST Sebastian Tape 36 GOLD COAST Rory Thompson
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