2001 AFL draft
{{Short description|Draft for the Australian Football League}}
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{{Use Australian English|date=December 2017}}
The 2001 AFL draft consisted of a state draft, a body draft, a pre-season draft and a trade period. The AFL draft is the annual draft of players by Australian rules football teams that participate in the main competition of that sport, the Australian Football League (AFL).
In 2001 there were 83 picks to be drafted between 16 teams in the national draft. The Fremantle Dockers originally received the first pick in the national draft after finishing on the bottom of the ladder in the 2001 AFL season but they traded it to Hawthorn for Trent Croad. The No.1 draft pick was Luke Hodge, who became the first No.1 draft pick in many seasons to play in a premiership side.
The draft is known widely as the "superdraft"{{cite news|url=http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/why-the-super-draft-big-three-luke-hodge-luke-ball-and-chris-judd-need-a-change-of-luck/story-fnd00whc-1226397792620|title=Why the super draft 'big three', Luke Hodge, Luke Ball and Chris Judd, need a change of luck|first=Glenn|last=McFarlane|work=Herald Sun|date=17 June 2012}} due to the recruitment of modern star players such as Luke Hodge, Luke Ball, Chris Judd, Jimmy Bartel, Nick Dal Santo, Steve Johnson, Sam Mitchell, Leigh Montagna, Gary Ablett, Brian Lake, Matthew Boyd, James Kelly, Dane Swan, Lewis Roberts-Thomson, Campbell Brown, and David Hale.{{cite news|url=http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/afl/dwayne-russell-the-afl-draft-of-2001-a-gift-from-the-footy-gods-that-will-never-be-surpassed/story-fnia3m0h-1226855674809|title=The AFL draft of 2001 a gift from the footy gods that will never be surpassed|first=Dwayne|last=Russell |author-link=Dwayne Russell|work=Sunday Mail SA |date=15 March 2014}} All of the aforementioned players have played in at least one Grand Final; all but Dal Santo and Montagna have played in a premiership team; and Judd, Mitchell, and Hodge (three times) have captained their respective teams to victories in the 2006, 2008, 2013, 2014 and 2015 grand finals. Furthermore, Judd (2004, 2010), Bartel (2007), Ablett (2009, 2013), Swan (2011) and Mitchell (2012) have also won the Brownlow Medal, the award for the best and fairest player in a season, while Judd (2005), Johnson (2007), Hodge (2008 and 2014), Bartel (2011) and Lake (2013) have all won a Norm Smith Medal, which is awarded to the best player on-field in the AFL Grand Final.
Trades
In alphabetical order of new clubs
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Player | Original club | New club | Traded for |
---|---|---|---|
Ryan Fitzgerald
| draft pick #28 | |||
Kris Massie
| Carlton | |||
Ben Nelson
| Carlton | |||
Daniel Schell
| draft pick #56 | |||
Andrew Eccles
| Carlton | |||
David Gallagher
| Carlton | |||
Corey McKernan
| Carlton | Mark Porter and draft picks #14 & #30 | |||
Justin Murphy
| Geelong | Carlton | draft pick #23 | |||
Lindsay Smith
| Carlton | draft pick #61 | |||
Trent Croad
| Hawthorn | draft picks #1, #20 & #36 | |||
Jeff Farmer
| draft pick #17 | |||
Luke McPharlin
| Hawthorn | draft picks #1, #20 & #36 | |||
Troy Simmonds
| Daniel Bandy (3-way trade with {{AFL WB}}) | |||
Brent Grgic
| Geelong | draft pick #55 | |||
David Bourke
| Richmond | draft pick #68 | |||
Mark Porter
| Carlton | Corey McKernan and draft picks #23 & #39 | |||
Clint Bizzell
| Geelong | draft picks #17 & #41 | |||
Craig Ellis
| Troy Simmonds (3-way trade with {{AFL Fre}}) | |||
Peter Vardy
| draft pick #56 | |||
Damien Hardwick
| Essendon | draft picks #31 & 47 | |||
Paul Hudson
| Richmond | draft pick #49 | |||
Greg Stafford
| Richmond | Nick Daffy and draft pick #17 | |||
Heath Black
| St Kilda | draft pick #17 | |||
Trent Knobel
| St Kilda | draft pick #45 | |||
Nick Daffy
| Richmond | |||
Barry Hall
| St Kilda | draft pick #13, #17 & #45 | |||
Daniel Bandy
| Craig Ellis & draft pick #26 (3-way trade with {{AFL Mel}}) | |||
Marcus Picken
| draft pick #49 | |||
Shannon Rusca
| draft pick #49 |
2001 national draft
File:14. Luke Ball, St Kilda FC 03.jpg
File:Jimmy Bartel playing for Geelong.JPG
{{AFL Draft legend|1=|2=y|3=y|4=y|5=|6=y}}
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Round | Pick | Player | Recruited from | Club |
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Priority
| 1 | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|Luke Hodge | Hawthorn | ||||
Priority
| 2 | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|Luke Ball | St Kilda | ||||
Priority
| 3 | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|Chris Judd | ||||
1
| 4 | ||||
1
| 5 | St Kilda | ||||
1
| 6 | ||||
1
| 7 | bgcolor="#FFCC00"|David Hale | ||||
1
| 8 | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|Jimmy Bartel | Geelong | ||||
1
| 9 | ||||
1
| 10 | ||||
1
| 11 | ||||
1
| 12 | Adelaide | ||||
1
| 13 | bgcolor="#CCFFCC"|Nick Dal Santo | St Kilda | ||||
1
| 14 | ||||
1
| 15 | ||||
1
| 16 | bgcolor="#FFCC00"|Rick Ladson | Hawthorn | ||||
1
| 17 | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|James Kelly | Geelong | ||||
1
| 18 | Essendon | ||||
1
| 19 | ||||
2
| 20 | Hawthorn | ||||
2
| 21 | St Kilda | ||||
2
| 22 | bgcolor="#FFCC00"|Mark Seaby | ||||
2
| 23 | Geelong | ||||
2
| 24 | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|Steve Johnson | Geelong | ||||
2
| 25 | bgcolor="#FFCC00"|Steven Armstrong | Perth | ||||
2
| 26 | ||||
2
| 27 | ||||
2
| 28 | Sydney | ||||
2
| 29 | bgcolor="#FFCC00"|Lewis Roberts-Thomson | Sydney | ||||
2
| 30 | ||||
2
| 31 | Essendon | ||||
2
| 32 | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|Campbell Brown | Hawthorn | ||||
2
| 33 | Richmond | ||||
2
| 34 | Essendon | ||||
2
| 35 | ||||
3
| 36 | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|Sam Mitchell | Hawthorn | ||||
3
| 37 | bgcolor="#CCFFCC"|Leigh Montagna | St Kilda | ||||
3
| 38 | bgcolor="#FFCC00"|Ashley Hansen | ||||
3
| 39 | Carlton | ||||
3
| 40 (F/S) | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|Gary Ablett, Jr. | Geelong | ||||
3
| 41 | Geelong | ||||
3
| 42 | ||||
3
| 43 | ||||
3
| 44 | Adelaide | ||||
3
| 45 | ||||
3
| 46 (F/S) | Carlton | ||||
3
| 47 | Essendon | ||||
3
| 48 | Hawthorn | ||||
3
| 49 | St Kilda | ||||
3
| 50 | Hawthorn | Essendon | ||||
3
| 51 | Pass | - | ||||
4
| 52 | ||||
4
| 53 | Daniel Hunt | Sydney | ||||
4
| 54 | ||||
4
| 55 | ||||
4
| 56 | bgcolor="#CCFFCC"|Paul Medhurst | ||||
4
| 57 | ||||
4
| 58 | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|Dane Swan | ||||
4
| 59 | Adelaide | ||||
4
| 60 | bgcolor="#FFCC00"|Adam Schneider | Sydney | ||||
4
| 61 | ||||
4
| 62 | Perth | ||||
4
| 63 | Geelong | Richmond | ||||
4
| 64 | Essendon | Essendon | ||||
5
| 65 | Pass | - | ||||
5
| 66 | Pass | - | ||||
5
| 67 | Pass | - | St Kilda | ||||
6
| 68 | Richmond | Richmond | ||||
6
| 69 | Geelong | ||||
6
| 70 | Pass | - | ||||
6
| 71 | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|Brian LakeBrian Lake was known as Brian Harris when drafted | ||||
6
| 72 | ||||
6
| 73 | Pass | - | Adelaide | ||||
6
| 74 | Sydney | ||||
6
| 75 | Carlton | Carlton | ||||
6
| 76 | ||||
6
| 77 | Richmond | ||||
6
| 78 | Pass | - | Essendon | ||||
7
| 79 | Pass | - | St Kilda | ||||
7
| 80 | ||||
7
| 81 | {{AFL Gee}} | ||||
7
| 82 | Pass | - | ||||
8
| 83 | Richmond | ||||
colspan=5 align="right"|Source:[https://web.archive.org/web/20111216012555/http://www.afl.com.au/portals/0/afl_docs/development/draft/national_draft/national_draft_2001.pdf AFL.com.au] |
=Notes=
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2002 rookie draft
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Round | Pick | Player | Recruited from | Club |
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1
| 1 | {{WAFL|EP}} | {{AFL Fre}} | ||||
1
| 2 | {{AFL StK}} | ||||
1
| 3 | {{AFL Col}} | {{AFL WC}} | ||||
1
| 4 | {{AFL Kan}} | ||||
1
| 5 | {{AFL Gee}} | ||||
1
| 6 | bgcolor="#CCFFCC"|Mark Jamar | {{AFL Mel}} | ||||
1
| 7 | Nick Greenwood | {{AFL WB}} | ||||
1
| 8 | bgcolor="#FFCC00"|James Podsiadly | Essendon (VFL) | {{AFL Col}} | ||||
1
| 9 | {{AFL Ade}} | ||||
1
| 10 | {{AFL Syd}} | ||||
1
| 11 | {{AFL Car}} | ||||
1
| 12 | {{AFL PA}} | ||||
1
| 13 | Ben Kane | {{AFL Haw}} | ||||
1
| 14 | {{AFL Ric}} | ||||
1
| 15 | {{AFL Ess}} | ||||
1
| 16 | {{AFL BL}} | ||||
2
| 17 | {{WAFL|SF}} | {{AFL Fre}} | ||||
2
| 18 | {{AFL StK}} | ||||
2
| 19 | bgcolor="#FFCC00"|Quinten Lynch | {{WAFL|WP}} | {{AFL WC}} | ||||
2
| 20 | {{AFL Kan}} | ||||
2
| 21 | {{AFL Gee}} | ||||
2
| 22 | {{AFL Mel}} | ||||
2
| 23 | bgcolor="#FBCEB1"|Matthew Boyd | {{AFL WB}} | ||||
2
| 24 | {{AFL Col}} | ||||
2
| 25 | bgcolor="#CCFFCC"|Nathan Bock | {{AFL Ade}} | ||||
2
| 26 | {{AFL Haw}} | {{AFL Syd}} | ||||
2
| 27 | {{AFL Gee}} | {{AFL Car}} | ||||
2
| 28 | {{AFL WC}} | {{AFL PA}} | ||||
2
| 29 | {{AFL Haw}} | ||||
2
| 30 | {{AFL Ric}} | ||||
2
| 31 | {{AFL Ess}} | ||||
2
| 32 | Pass | N/A | {{AFL BL}} | ||||
3
| 33 | bgcolor="#CCFFCC"|Aaron Sandilands | {{WAFL|EF}} | {{AFL Fre}} | ||||
3
| 34 | Echuca | {{AFL StK}} | ||||
3
| 35 | {{WAFL|Cla}} | {{AFL WC}} | ||||
3
| 36 | {{AFL Car}} | {{AFL Gee}} | ||||
3
| 37 | Darwin | {{AFL Mel}} | ||||
3
| 38 | Pass | N/A | {{AFL WB}} | ||||
3
| 39 | {{AFL Col}} | ||||
3
| 40 | bgcolor="#CCFFCC"|Ben Rutten | {{AFL Ade}} | ||||
3
| 41 | {{AFL Ade}} | {{AFL Syd}} | ||||
3
| 42 | {{AFL Car}} | {{AFL Car}} | ||||
3
| 43 | Mark McKenzie | {{AFL PA}} | ||||
3
| 44 | {{AFL Col}} | {{AFL Haw}} | ||||
3
| 45 | {{AFL Ric}} | ||||
3
| 46 | Ken Hall | Essendon (VFL) | {{AFL Ess}} | ||||
3
| 47 | Pass | N/A | {{AFL BL}} | ||||
4
| 48 | Pass | N/A | {{AFL StK}} | ||||
4
| 49 | Cavan GAA (Gaelic football) | {{AFL Mel}} | ||||
4
| 50 | {{AFL Col}} | ||||
4
| 51 | Sturt | {{AFL Ade}} | ||||
4
| 52 | Pass | N/A | {{AFL Syd}} | ||||
4
| 53 | {{AFL Ess}} | {{AFL Car}} | ||||
4
| 54 | {{AFL PA}} | ||||
4
| 55 | {{AFL Haw}} | ||||
4
| 56 | {{AFL Ric}} | ||||
4
| 57 | Pass | N/A | {{AFL BL}} | ||||
5
| 58 | {{WAFL|EF}} | {{AFL Col}} | ||||
5
| 59 | {{AFL Syd}} | {{AFL Syd}} | ||||
5
| 60 | {{AFL Car}} | {{AFL Car}} | ||||
Post-draft
| 61 | Pass | N/A | {{AFL BL}} | ||||
Post-draft
| 62 | Tom Hill | Sydney Redbacks | {{AFL Syd}} | ||||
Post-draft
| 63 | Pass | N/A | {{AFL BL}} | ||||
Post-draft
| 64 | {{AFL Syd}} | ||||
Post-draft
| 65 | {{AFL BL}} | ||||
Post-draft
| 66 | {{AFL BL}} | ||||
Post-draft
| 67 | {{AFL BL}} |
2002 pre-season draft
Honours
Brownlow Medallists:
- Chris Judd: 2004 and 2010
- Jimmy Bartel: 2007
- Gary Ablett, Jr.: 2009 & 2013
- Dane Swan: 2011
- Sam Mitchell: 2012
Norm Smith Medallists:
- Chris Judd: 2005
- Steve Johnson: 2007
- Luke Hodge: 2008, 2014
- Jimmy Bartel: 2011
- Brian Lake 2013
Premierships:
- Lewis Roberts-Thomson: 2005, 2012
- Adam Schneider: 2005
- Chris Judd: 2006
- Mark Seaby: 2006
- Steven Armstrong: 2006
- Ashley Hansen: 2006
- Quinten Lynch: 2006
- Jimmy Bartel: 2007, 2009 and 2011
- Luke Hodge: 2008, 2013, 2014, 2015
- Rick Ladson: 2008
- Campbell Brown: 2008
- James Kelly: 2007, 2009 and 2011
- Gary Ablett, Jr.: 2007, 2009
- Steve Johnson: 2007, 2009 and 2011
- Dane Swan: 2010
- Luke Ball: 2010
- James Podsiadly, 2011
- Martin Mattner: 2012
- Sam Mitchell: 2008, 2013, 2014, 2015
- Brian Lake: 2013, 2014, 2015
- David Hale: 2013, 2014, 2015
- Matthew Boyd: 2016
References
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