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Backs Cale Morton Matthew Warnock Ricky Petterd

Half backs Aaron Davey Jared Rivers James Frawley

Centerline Neville Jetta Brock McLean Liam Jungarray Jurrah

Half forwards Cameron Bruce Russell Robertson Matthew Bate

Forwards Brad Green Colin Sylvia Nathan Jones

Followers Mark Jamar Jack Grimes Jamie Bennell

Interchange James McDonald Stefan Martin Brent Moloney Paul Wheatley

Emergencies Daniel Bell Paul Johnson Brad Miller

In Matthew Bate Mark Jamar James McDonald Paul Wheatley

Out Paul Johnson Brad Miller Jack Watts (ill) Matthew Whelan

WEST COAST

Backs Matt Spangher Darren Glass David Wirrpanda

Half backs Scott Selwood Eric Mackenzie Shannon Hurn

Centreline Andrew Embley Matt Priddis Matt Rosa

Half forwards Adam Selwood Josh Kennedy Chris Masten

Forwards Mark LeCras Mitch Brown Quinten Lynch

Followers Nic Naitanui Brad Ebert Sam Butler

Interchange Tyson Stenglein Brett Jones Ben McKinley Chad Fletcher

Emergencies Tim Houlihan Tom Swift Adam Cockie

In Chad Fletcher Brett Jones

Out Daniel Kerr (soreness) Tom Swift

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