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A third swap of picks - Hawthorn give up pick No.30 as part of a deal with North Melbourne, receiving picks No.50, 73 and a future second-round selection in return.

The selection table now looks like this:-

WHO HAS WHAT PICKS?

Adelaide Crows: 6, 23, 28, 37, 45, 49

Brisbane Lions: 21, 29, 34, 48, 71

Carlton: 9, 43, 57, 70, 85

Collingwood: 35, 62, 74

Essendon: 31, 33, 61, 64, 65, 88

Fremantle: 7, 10, 22, 58, 69, 79, 83

Geelong Cats: 14, 17, 24, 36, 93

Gold Coast Suns: 1, 2, 15, 20, 78, 90

GWS Giants: 4, 40, 59, 60, 80, 94

Hawthorn: 11, 42, 50, 54, 63, 73, 87, 92

Melbourne: 3, 8, 97

North Melbourne: 26, 27, 30, 47, 84

Port Adelaide: 12, 16, 18, 52, 55, 66, 67, 68, 72, 86

Richmond: 19, 38, 39, 41, 56, 75, 77, 95

St Kilda: 51, 82, 100

Sydney Swans: 5, 25, 32, 44, 76, 81

West Coast Eagles: 46, 91, 108

Western Bulldogs: 13, 53, 89

 

A raft of draft pick swaps.

Adelaide gives Picks 28, 49 and a Future Fourth Round Pick to Fremantle in exchange for Pick 22 and a Future Third Round Pick

Melbourne gives Pick 8 to Fremantle in exchange for Picks 10, 28 and a Future Fourth Round Pick

Brisbane Lions give pick 48 to Collingwood for a future Third Round Pick

The selection table now looks like this:-

WHO HAS WHAT PICKS?

Adelaide Crows: 6, 22, 23, 37, 45

Brisbane Lions: 21, 29, 34, 71

Carlton: 9, 43, 57, 70, 85

Collingwood: 35, 48, 62, 74

Essendon: 31, 33, 61, 64, 65, 88

Fremantle: 7, 8, 49, 58, 69, 79, 83

Geelong Cats: 14, 17, 24, 36, 93

Gold Coast Suns: 1, 2, 15, 20, 78, 90

GWS Giants: 4, 40, 59, 60, 80, 94

Hawthorn: 11, 42, 50, 54, 63, 73, 87, 92

Melbourne: 3, 10, 28

North Melbourne: 26, 27, 30, 47, 84

Port Adelaide: 12, 16, 18, 52, 55, 66, 67, 68, 72, 86

Richmond: 19, 38, 39, 41, 56, 75, 77, 95

St Kilda: 51, 82, 100

Sydney Swans: 5, 25, 32, 44, 76, 81

West Coast Eagles: 46, 91, 108

Western Bulldogs: 13, 53, 89

2019 AFL NATIONAL DRAFT ORDER 

ROUND ONE

1. Gold Coast
2. Gold Coast
3. Melbourne 
4. Greater Western Sydney 
5. Sydney 
6. Adelaide
7. Fremantle 
8. Fremantle
9. Carlton 
10. Melbourne 
11. Hawthorn 
12. Port Adelaide 
13. Western Bulldogs 
14. Geelong 
15. Gold Coast 
16. Port Adelaide 
17. Geelong
18. Port Adelaide 
19. Richmond

ROUND TWO

20. Gold Coast
21. Brisbane 
22. Adelaide
23. Adelaide
24. Geelong 
25. Sydney
26. North Melbourne 
27. North Melbourne 
28. Melbourne 
29. Brisbane
30. North Melbourne 
31. Essendon
32. Sydney
33. Essendon 
34. Brisbane
35. Collingwood
36. Geelong
37. Adelaide 
38. Richmond
39. Richmond 
40. Greater Western Sydney 

ROUND THREE 

41. Richmond 
42. Hawthorn 
43. Carlton 
44. Sydney 
45. Adelaide 
46. West Coast 
47. North Melbourne 
48. Collingwood
49. Fremantle 
50. Hawthorn 
51. St Kilda
52. Port Adelaide 
53. Western Bulldogs 
54. Hawthorn 
55. Port Adelaide 
56. Richmond 
57. Carlton 
58. Fremantle 

ROUND FOUR 

59. Greater Western Sydney 
60. Greater Western Sydney
61. Essendon 
62. Collingwood 
63. Hawthorn 
64. Essendon 
65. Essendon 
66. Port Adelaide 
67. Port Adelaide 
68. Port Adelaide 
69. Fremantle 
70. Carlton 
71. Brisbane
72. Port Adelaide
73. Hawthorn  
74. Collingwood
75. Richmond 
76. Sydney 
77. Richmond

ROUND FIVE

78. Gold Coast
79. Fremantle 
80. Greater Western Sydney 
81. Sydney 
82. St Kilda
83. Fremantle 
84. North Melbourne 
85. Carlton 
86. Port Adelaide 
87. Hawthorn 
88. Essendon
89. Western Bulldogs 
90. Gold Coast 
91. West Coast 
92. Hawthorn 
93. Geelong
94. Greater Western Sydney
95. Richmond

ROUND SIX

96. Gold Coast
97. Melbourne 
98. Carlton 
99. Sydney 
100. St Kilda
101. Fremantle 
102. North Melbourne 
103. Port Adelaide 
104. Adelaide 
105. Hawthorn 
106. Essendon 
107. Western Bulldogs 
108. West Coast
109. Geelong
110. Collingwood 
111. Brisbane 
112. Greater Western Sydney
113. Richmond

Picks can be traded live during the draft.

 

2019 AFL NATIONAL DRAFT

ROUND ONE

1. Gold Coast - Matt Rowell (inside midfielder, Oakleigh Chargers)
2. Gold Coast - Noah Anderson (inside midfielder, Oakleigh Chargers)
3. Melbourne - Luke Jackson (ruck, East Fremantle WA)
4. Greater Western Sydney - Lachlan Ash (medium defender, Murray Bushrangers)
5. Sydney - Dylan Stephens (outside midfielder, Norwood SA)
6. Adelaide Crows - Fischer McAsey (key position utility, Sandringham Dragons)
7. Fremantle - Hayden Young (medium defender, Dandenong Stingrays)
8. Fremantle - Caleb Serong (inside midfielder/small forward, Gippsland Power)
9. Fremantle (matched Carlton’s bid) - Liam Henry (outside midfielder/small forward, Claremont WA)
10. Greater Western Sydney
(matched Carlton’s bid) - Tom Green (inside midfielder, GWS Academy)
11. Gold Coast - Sam Flanders (inside midfielder/general forward, Gippsland Power)
12. Melbourne - Kysaiah Kropinyeri-Pickett (small forward, Woodville-West Torrens SA)
13. Hawthorn - Will Day (general defender, West Adelaide SA)
14. Port Adelaide - Miles Bergman (medium forward, Sandringham Dragons)
15. Western Bulldogs - Cody Weightman (small forward, Dandenong Stingrays)
16. Geelong Cats - Cooper Stephens (inside midfielder, Geelong Falcons)
17. Carlton - Brodie Kemp (utility, Bendigo Pioneers)
18. Port Adelaide - Mitch Georgiades (general forward, Subiaco WA)
19. Geelong - Sam De Koning (key position defender, Dandenong Stingrays)
20. Carlton - Sam Philp (inside midfielder, Northern Knights)
21. Richmond - Thomson Dow (inside midfielder, Bendigo Pioneers) 

ROUND TWO

22. Brisbane - Deven Robertson (midfielder, Perth WA)
23. Port Adelaide - Dylan Williams (forward, Oakleigh Chargers)
24. Adelaide - Harry Schoenberg (midfielder, Woodville West Torrens SA)
25. Port Adelaide (matched Sydney’s bid) - Jackson Mead (midfielder, Woodville West Torrens SA)
26. Sydney - Will Gould (tall defender, Glenelg SA) 
27. Gold Coast - Jeremy Sharp (midfielder, East Fremantle WA)
28. Adelaide - Joshua Worrell (tall defender, Sandringham Dragons)
29. Hawthorn (matched North Melbourne’s bid) - Finn Maginness (midfielder, Sandringham Dragons)
30. Essendon - Harrison Jones (ruckman, Calder Cannons)
31. North Melbourne - Charlie Comben (ruckman, Gippsland Power)
32. Melbourne - Trent Rivers (defender, East Fremantle WA)
33. Brisbane -  Brock Smith (defender, Gippsland Power)
34. North Melbourne - Jack Mahony (midfielder, Sandringham Dragons)
35. North Melbourne - Flynn Perez (midfielder, Bendigo Pioneers)
36. Sydney - Elijah Taylor (forward, Perth WA)
37. Brisbane (matched Essendon’s bid) - Keidean Coleman (forward, Brisbane Lions academy)
38. Essendon - Nick Bryan (ruckman, Oakleigh Chargers)
39. Sydney - Chad Warner (midfielder, East Fremantle)
40. Collingwood - Jay Rantall (midfielder, GWV Rebels)
41. Geelong - Francis Evans (forward, Calder Cannons)
42 Adelaide - Ronin O’Connor (ruckman, Claremont WA)
43. Richmond - Noah Cumberland (forward, Brisbane Lions academy)
44. Richmond - Will Martyn (midfielder, Brisbane Lions academy)
 
ROUND THREE
 
45. Collingwood - Trent Bianco (midfielder, Oakleigh Chargers)
46. Richmond - Hugo Ralphsmith (midfielder, Sandringham Dragons)
47. Carlton - Sam Ramsay (midfielder, Calder Cannons)
48. Adelaide - Lachlan Gollant (midfielder, Calder Cannons)
49. West Coast - Callum Jamieson (ruckman, Claremont WA)
50. Geelong - Cameron Taheny (forward, Norwood SA)
51. Greater Western Sydney - Jake Riccardi (key forward, Werribee VFL)
52. St Kilda - Ryan Byrnes (midfielder, Sandringham Dragons) 
53. Western Bulldogs - Louis Butler (defender, Sandringham Dragons)
54. Richmond - Bigoa Nyuon (ruckman, Dandenong Stingrays)
 
ROUND FOUR
 
55. Collingwood - Trey Ruscoe (defender, East Fremantle WA)
56. Essendon - Ned Cahill (small forward, Dandenong Stingrays)
57. Hawthorn -  Josh Morris (forward, Woodville West Torrens SA)
58. West Coast - Ben Johnson (defender, West Perth WA)
59. Brisbane - Jaxon Prior (defender, West Perth WA)
60. Gold Coast— Jy Farrar (midfielder, Scotch Old Scholars)
61. Fremantle - Minairo Frederick (midfielder, Woodville-West Torrens WA)
62. Western Bulldogs - Riley Garcia (midfielder, Swan Districts WA)
 
ROUND FIVE
 
63. Essendon - Lachlan Johnson (small forward, Calder Cannons)
64. St Kilda - Leo Connolly (midfielder, Gippsland Power) 
65. Greater Western Sydney - Thomas Hutchesson (midfielder,  Adelaide Crows SANFL)

PRESEASON DRAFT

Two players selected -

1. Carlton - Jack Martin
2. Hawthorn - Michael Hartley

ROOKIE DRAFT

1. Gold Coast - Joshua Schoenfeld
2. Melbourne - Pass
3. Carlton - Josh Honey
4. Sydney - Brady Rowles 
5. St Kilda - Jack Bell
6. Fremantle - Jarvis Pina
7. Adelaide - Ben Keays
8. Port Adelaide - Jake Pasini
9. Hawthorn - Emerson Jeka
10. Essendon - Mitchell Hibberd
11. West Coast - Anthony Treacy
12. Brisbane Lions - Samuel Skinner
13. Collingwood - Pass
14. Geelong - Bradley Close
15. Greater Western Sydney - Jake Stein
16. Gold Coast - Conner Budarick
17. Melbourne - Pass
18. Carlton - Fraser Phillips
19. Sydney - Jack Maibaum
20. Fremantle - Thomas North
21. Adelaide - Ben Crocker
22. Port Adelaide - Trent Burgoyne
23. Hawthorn - Pass
24. Essendon - Pass
25. West Coast Eagles - Mitch O'Neill
26. Brisbane Lions - Corey Lyons
27. Geelong - Oscar Brownless
28. Greater Western Sydney- Thomas Sheridan
29. Brisbane - Matt Conroy 
30. Fremantle - Hugh Dixon
31. Adelaide - Pass
32. Port Adelaide - Boyd Woodcock
33. West Coast Eagles - Brendon Ah Chee
34. Brisbane - Archie Smith
35.Geelong -Lachlan Henderson
36. Greater Western Sydney - Zachary Sproule
37. Gold Coast - Malcolm Rosas 
38. Port Adelaide - Riley Grundy 
39. West Coast - Hamish Brayshaw
40. Greater Western Sydney - Pass 
41. Gold Coast - Pass
42. West Coast - Pass


ADELAIDE

DRAFT PICKS

6. Fischer McAsey: 195cm, 86kg, Defender, Sandringham Dragons
25. Harry Schoenberg: 180cm, 78kg, Midfielder, Woodville West Torrens
28. Josh Worrell: 195cm, 74kg, Defender, Sandringham Dragons
42. Ronin O’Connor: 191cm, 85kg, Midfielder, Claremont
48. Lachlan Gollant: 191cm, 72kg, Midfielder, Calder Cannon

ROOKIE PICKS

7. Ben Keays: 185cm, 89kg, Midfielder, Brisbane Lions
21. Ben Crocker: 188cm, 84kg, Midfielder, Collingwood

BRISBANE LIONS

DRAFT PICKS

22. Deven Robertson: 182cm 80kg, Midfielder, Perth
33. Brock Smith: 188cm 81kg, Defender, Gippsland Power
37. Keidean Coleman: 181cm 73kg, Forward, Morningside
59. Jaxon Prior: 188cm 79kg, Defender, West Perth

ROOKIE PICKS

12. Sam Skinner: 198cm, 100kg, Defender, Brisbane Lions
26. Corey Lyons: 184cm, 184cm, 83kg, Midfielder, Brisbane Lions
34. Archie Smith: 203cm, 104kg, Ruckman, Brisbane Lions

CARLTON

DRAFT PICKS

17. Brodie Kemp: 192cm, 82kg, Def/Mid, Bendigo Pioneers
20. Sam Philp: 185cm, 80kg, Midfielder, Northern Knights
47. Sam Ramsay: 180cm, 72kg, Midfielder, Calder Cannons

PRE-SEASON DRAFT

Jack Martin: 185cm, 71kg, Forward, Gold Coast Suns

ROOKIE PICKS

3. Josh Honey: 184cm, 79kg, Forward, Western Jets
18. Fraser Phillips: 186cm, 71kg, Forward, Gippsland Power

COLLINGWOOD

DRAFT PICKS

40. Jay Rantall: 184cm, 82kg Midfielder, GWV Rebels
45. Trent Bianco: 178cm, 70kg Midfielder, Oakleigh Chargers
55. Trey Ruscoe: 190cm, 90kg Defender, East Fremantle

ROOKIE PICKS

Nil

ESSENDON

DRAFT PICKS

30. Harrison Jones: 194cm, 75kg, Calder Cannons, key forward
38. Nick Bryan: 202cm, 87kg, ruck, Oakleigh Chargers
56. Ned Cahill: 178cm 77kg, Forward, Dandenong Stingrays
63. Lachlan Johnson: 175cm, 76kg, Forward, Calder Cannons

ROOKIE PICKS

10. Mitchell Hibberd: 192cm, 87kg, Midfielder, North Melbourne

FREMANTLE

DRAFT PICKS

7. Hayden Young: 188cm, 82kg, Defender, Dandenong Stingrays
8. Caleb Serong: 178cm, 83kg Mid/Fwd, Gippsland Power
9. Liam Henry: 179cm, 67kg, Forward, Claremont
61. Minairo Frederick: 183cm, 71kg, Midfielder, Woodville-West Torrens

ROOKIE PICKS

10. Jarvis Pina: 176kg, 71kg, Small Forward, Peel Thunder
20: Tom North: 183cm, 84kg, Midfielder, Fremantle
30: Hugh Dixon: 196cm, 96kg, Forward, Fremantle

GEELONG

DRAFT PICKS

16. Cooper Stephens: 188cm 83kg, Midfielder, Geelong Falcons
19. Sam De Koning: 200cm 85kg, Defender, Dandenong Stingrays
41. Francis Evans: 182cm 78kg, Forward, Calder Cannons
50. Cameron Taheny: 185cm 80kg, Forward, Norwood

ROOKIE PICKS

14. Bradley Close: 181cm, 68kg, Forward, Glenelg
27: Oscar Brownless: 186cm, 75kg, Midfielder, Geelong
35: Lachie Henderson: 196cm, 98kg, Defender, Geelong

GOLD COAST SUNS

DRAFT PICKS

1. Matthew Rowell: 178cm, 74kg, midfielder, Oakleigh Chargers
2. Noah Anderson: 188cm, 86kg, midfielder, Oakleigh Chargers
11. Sam Flanders: 182cm, 79kg, mid/fwd, Gippsland Power
27. Jeremy Sharp: 187cm, 79kg, midfielder, East Fremantle
60. Jy Farrar: 190cm, 75kg, utility, Scotch Old Collegians

ROOKIE PICKS

1. Josh Schoenfeld: 186cm, 84kg, Midfielder, Gold Coast
16. Connor Budarick:175cm, 72kg, Defender, Gold Coast Academy
29: Matt Conroy: 199cm, 85kg, Ruckman, Gold Coast Academy
37. Malcolm Rosas: 175cm, 70kg, Small Forward, NT Thunder

GWS GIANTS

DRAFT PICKS

4. Lachlan Ash: 186cm, 80kg, Defender, Murray Bushrangers
10. Tom Green: 188cm, 85kg, Midfielder, GWS Academy
51. Jake Riccardi: 195cm, 92kg, key forward, Werribee
65. Thomas Hutchesson: 177cm, 75kg, midfielder, Adelaide SANFL

ROOKIE PICKS

15. Jake Stein: 195cm, 95kg, Defender, GWS Giants
28. Tommy Sheridan: 187cm, 82kg, Midfielder, GWS Giants
36: Zachary Sproule: 197cm, 92kg, Forward, GWS Giants

HAWTHORN

DRAFT PICKS

13. Will Day: 187cm, 70kg, defender, West Adelaide
29. Finn Maginness: 187cm, 80kg, midfielder, Sandringham Dragons
57. Josh Morris: 186cm, 76kg, forward, Woodville West Torrens

PRE-SEASON DRAFT

Michael Hartley: 198cm, 102kg, Defender, Essendon

ROOKIE PICKS

9. Emerson Jeka: 197cm, 87kg, Forward, Western Jets

MELBOURNE

DRAFT PICKS

3. Luke Jackson: 198cm, 94kg, ruck, East Fremantle
12. Kysaiah Pickett: 171cm, 67kg, Forward, Woodville West Torrens
32. Trent Rivers: 188cm, 85kg Defender, East Fremantle

ROOKIE PICKS

Nil

NORTH MELBOURNE

DRAFT PICKS

31. Charlie Comben: 199cm, 82kg, ruck, Gippsland Power
34. Jack Mahony: 176cm, 70kg, midfielder, Sandringham Dragons
35. Flynn Perez: 187cm, 82kg, midfielder, Bendigo Pioneers

ROOKIE PICKS

Nil

PORT ADELAIDE

DRAFT PICKS

14. Miles Bergman: 186cm, 75kg, Mid/Fwd, Sandringham Dragons
18. Mitch Georgiades: 191cm, 78kg, Forward, Subiaco
23. Dylan Williams: 185cm, 79kg, Mid/Fwd, Oakleigh Chargers
25. Jackson Mead (F/S): 184cm, 83kg, Mid/Fwd, Woodville West Torrens

ROOKIE PICKS

8. Jake Pasini: 192cm, 81kg, Defender, Swan Districts
22. Trent Burgoyne: 177cm, 70kg, Small forward, Woodville-West Torrens
32. Boyd Woodcock: 174cm, 70kg, Small forward, Port Adelaide
38. Riley Grundy: 194cm, 84kg, Defender, Port Adelaide

RICHMOND

DRAFT PICKS

21. Thomson Dow: 182cm, 72kg, Midfielder, Bendigo Pioneers
43. Noah Cumberland: 183cm, 79kg, Midfielder, Brisbane Lions Academy
44. Will Martyn: 183cm, 73kg, Midfielder, Brisbane Lions Academy
46. Hugo Ralphsmith: 186cm, 70kg, Forward, Sandringham Dragons
54. Bigoa Nyuon: 195cm, 87kg, Ruck, Dandenong Stingrays

ROOKIE PICKS

Nil

ST KILDA

DRAFT PICKS

52. Ryan Byrnes: 181cm 80kg, Midfielder, Sandringham Dragons
64. Leo Connolly: 181cm 74kg, Defender, Gippsland Power

ROOKIE PICKS

5. Jack Bell: 200cm, 73kg, Ruckman, Sandringham Dragons

SYDNEY

DRAFT PICKS

5. Dylan Stephens: 183cm, 69kg, midfielder, Norwood
26. Will Gould: 191cm, 98kg, defender, Glenelg
36. Elijah Taylor: 185cm, 75kg, forward, Perth
39. Chad Warner: 181cm, 80kg, midfielder, East Fremantle

ROOKIE PICKS

4. Brady Rowles: 188cm, 72kg, Midfielder, Bendigo Pioneers
19: Jack Maibaum: 194cm, 91kg, Defender, Sydney

WEST COAST

DRAFT PICKS

49. Callum Jamieson: 202cm, 86kg, ruckman, Claremont
58 Ben Johnson: 180cm, 68kg, defender, Perth

ROOKIE PICKS

11. Anthony Treacy: 181cm, 80kg, Forward, Claremont
25: Mitch O’Neill: 181cm, 70kg, Midfielder, North Hobart
33. Brendon Ah Chee: 189cm, 88kg, Midfielder, West Coast
39: Hamish Brayshaw: 187cm, 90kg, Midfielder, West Coast

WESTERN BULLDOGS

DRAFT PICKS

15. Cody Weightman: 177cm, 73kg, Forward, Dandenong Stingrays
53. Louis Butler: 183cm, 74kg, Defender, Sandringham Dragons
62. Riley Garcia: 175cm, 78kg, Midfielder, Swan Districts

ROOKIE PICKS

Nil

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