Your club’s jumper numbers and changes for the 2020 AFL season
Former Hawks star Jarryd Roughead was a pivotal mentor for youngster Mitch Lewis since he joined the club. Now, Lewis has been given his famous number. Plus, number changes at every club.
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Emerging Hawks key forward Mitch Lewis will inherit the number of four-time premiership star Jarryd Roughead.
Roughead took the youngster under his wing since he joined the club three years ago with his famous No.2 appropriately passed on to him.
Lewis kept the retired veteran out of the side at times last season, taking considerable strides in cementing a spot in the Hawks best-22. He booted 20 goals across 12 games including a three-goal haul in Round 18 which earnt him a Rising Star nomination.
The move will be the 21-year-old’s third number change in as many seasons, previously wearing No.8 and No.39.
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Sam Frost will take over Lewis’ former in the brown and gold while fellow recruit Jonathon Patton will adopt the No.25 vacated by Ryan Schoenmakers.
Meanwhile, first round draftee Will Day (No.30) and father-son Finn Maginess (No.35) also received their jumper numbers.
Father-son Roo Bailey Scott has been handed his dad’s No.8 guernsey.
The youngster headlined North Melbourne’s number changes, moving from the No.30 to the number his father played 113 games in - including the 1996 premiership.
Draftee Charlie Comben will take on Scott’s number while off-season recruits Aiden Bonar (No.16) and Josh Walker (19) will take on the guernseys of retired Roos Scott Thompson and Sam Wright respectively.
The Power has announced the numbers for their fresh draftees and their new stand-alone skipper, with Tom Jonas moving from No.42 to No.1. Draftee Miles Bergman, the 14th selection in the national draft, aptly received the No.14 guernsey, while father-son selections Jackson Mead (No.44) and Trent Burgoyne (No.31) received their Power numbers.
Our new draftees have received their guernsey numbers 👀
— Port Adelaide FC (@PAFC) December 11, 2019
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Melbourne has unveiled its new guernsey numbers for 2020 with its first draft choice taking on the number left vacant by four-time premiership star Jordan Lewis.
Luke Jackson will don the No.6 in his first season after being taken with the third pick overall in last month’s AFL Draft.
Fellow first round draftee Kysaiah Pickett was given No.36, worn previously by indigenous livewires Jeff Garlett and Aaron Davey. The shoe fits considering the small forward plays in a similar manner to the pair and has an indigenous background himself.
New Demon Adam Tomlinson will wear the same No.20 that he wore in 140 games for the Giants before crossing to Gosch’s Paddock as a free agent, while former Docker Ed Langdon will run out in the No.15.
Star midfielder Tim Kelly has been handed the guernsey number of former Eagles Brownlow Medallist Matt Priddis.
The prized recruit will run out for West Coast in the No.11, the same number he wore during his two seasons at the Cats.
No Eagle has worn the No.11 guernsey since Matt Priddis retired at the end of 217 following an illustrious 240-game career.
"So pumped and excited to be wearing this number!! A massive honour knowing who wore it before me and can't wait to make it my own 🔵 #11"
— West Coast Eagles (@WestCoastEagles) December 8, 2019
A humble & enthusuastic TK on wearing guernsey no.11 pic.twitter.com/4tI4YqHL6V
The former Cat took to Instagram to announce his number, recognising the significance of the No.11 at the Eagles.
“So pumped and excited to be wearing this number!! A massive honour knowing who wore it before me and can’t wait to make it my own,” Kelly said on the post.
Kelly was one of the biggest names to change clubs in the trade period, with the Eagles giving up a host of picks to lure the homesick Western Australian.
The Lions handed out numbers to their new draftees with Luke Hodge’s No.2 passed on to draft slider Deven Robertson.
The tough midfielder was the only player invited to the first night of the draft to be left on the board, with Brisbane trading with Port Adelaide to land the youngster at pick No.22.
Fellow draftee Brock Smith will wear the prized No.1 guernsey made famous by Fitzroy’s Paul Roos, who played 269 games in it.
Meanwhile, Richmond premiership player Jacob Townsend will don the No.20 for his new club.
The tough forward received a Bomber lifeline via the supplemental selection period on Wednesday but was unable to receive the the same No.21 he wore at the Tigers, with skipper Dyson Heppell firmly holding onto it.
New ruckman Andrew Phillips had more luck, taking on the No.34 that he wore for Carlton, while former Lion Tom Cutler will wear No.12
Essendon’s first selection at the 2019 AFL Draft Harrison Jones - a lifelong Bombers fan - will take on No.23 vacated by retired midfielder David Myers.
The Bulldogs have announced their new jumper numbers with Alex Keath retaining the No.42 he wore at the Crows.
Former Saint Josh Bruce will don No.17, made famous by Brownlow Medallist Adam Cooney and before that Nathan Brown.
Prized first round draftee Cody Weightman will take on No.19.
Meanwhile, Jack Martin will wear one of Carlton’s most famous numbers in 2020.
The Blues have revealed the numbers their recruits will wear next season, with former Gold Coast Sun Martin handed the No.21 worn by legend Craig Bradley.
But the number has a mixed history. From 1964 until 2002 it was worn by three players for a combined 723 games — Barry Gill (132), Rod Austin (216) and Bradley (375).
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It was inherited by Troy Longuir (11 games), who was followed by Mark Austin (15), Josh Bootsma (14), Ciaran Sheehan (2) and Jarrod Garlett (13).
In other Blues jumper news, Brodie Kemp’s No.17 jumper will match his spot in the draft order, Marc Pittonet will wear the same number he did at Hawthorn (27) and rookie Fraser Phillips inherits Dale Thomas’s No.39.
Carlton had already revealed Eddie Betts will wear No.19 again after his return to Ikon Park.
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At Tigerland, Richmond revealed father-son Patrick Naish will wear the same number his father Chris wore for the Tigers in the 90s.
The 20-year-old has been promoted from No.45 No.6. His dad Chris Naish played 143 games and booted 212 goals in the No.6 across eight seasons for the Tigers.
Premiership Tigers Liam Baker and Ivan Soldo have also changed their guernsey numbers, and the number change for the latter is fitting. Soldo has moved from No.47 to No.20 — the number previously held by older cousin Ivan Maric — while Liam Baker will wear No.7 next season, filling the vacancy left by traded forward Dan Butler.
The Tigers first-round draft selection Thomson Dow will don the No.27 guernsey in his first season at the club.
Meanwhile, Collingwood draftee Jay Rantall has become the latest youngster to receive the revered No. 35 guernsey.
The number, commemorating former Pies defender Simon Prestigiacomo, has been passed down each year to Collingwood’s first selection on draft night since 2010.
The honour recognises his noble decision to stand down from the 2010 Grand Final side due to a groin injury.
Gold Coast has given out its new numbers with ex-Richmond premiership player Brandon Ellis wearing the No.4 at his new club.
Prized draftees Matt Rowell and Noah Anderson will run out in the No.18 and No.15 respectively, while fellow first round selection Sam Flanders will wear No.26.
Geelong has revealed its new jumper numbers for next year, with Jack Stevens taking Zac Smith’s No.9 and Josh Jenkins to wear No.11 vacated by Tim Kelly.
The Cats top draft pick Cooper Stephens will wear No. 12, worn last season by Wylie Buzza.
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Blues skipper Patrick Cripps said having Betts back at the club had delivered fantastic energy.
“He’s someone that everyone admires, and with the young forward line that we have, he’ll just jell that forwardline massively,” he said.
“The phones were off the hook the day he got traded. The excitement it’s going to create not only for us but the fans is going to be good to see.”
NEW JUMPER NUMBERS AT YOUR CLUB
ADELAIDE
1 — Chayce Jones
4 — Lachlan Murphy
17 — Will Hamill
18 — Tyson Stengle
20 — Ben Crocker
22 — Billy Frampton
24 — Josh Worrell
26 — Harry Schoenberg
28 — Ben Keays
35 — Fischer McAsey
37 — Rohin O’Connor
44 — Lachlan Gollant
BRISBANE
1 — Brock Smith
2 — Deven Robertson
4 — Callum Ah Chee
14 — Grant Birchall
26 — Connor McFadyen
28 — Cam Ellis-Yolmen
18 — Keidean Coleman
45 — Jaxon Prior
CARLTON
17 — Brodie Kemp
19 — Eddie Betts
21 — Jack Martin
27 — Marc Pittonet
32 — Jack Newnes
33 — Sam Ramsay
34 — Sam Philp
36 — Josh Honey
39 — Fraser Phillips
COLLINGWOOD
3 — Isaac Quaynor
6 — Tyler Brown
9 — John Noble
14 — Darcy Cameron
34 — Trent Bianco
35 — Jay Rantall
39 — Trey Ruscoe
ESSENDON
12 – Tom Cutler
20 – Jacob Townsend
23 – Harrison Jones
24 – Nick Bryan
28 – Ned Cahill
34 – Andrew Phillips
36 – Lachie Johnson
39 – Ross McQuillan
41 – Cian McBride
46 – Mitch Hibberd
FREMANTLE
1 — Jesse Hogan
9 — Blake Acres
11 — James Aish
13 — Luke Ryan
22 — Caleb Serong
26 — Hayden Young
31 — Liam Henry
38 — Isaiah Butters
47 — Jarvis Pina
48 — Leno Thomas
GEELONG
9 — Jack Steven
11 — Josh Jenkins
12 — Cooper Stephens
16 — Sam De Koning
31 — Francis Evans
41 — Cam Taheny
45 — Brad Close
GWS
7 — Lachie Ash
10 — Sam Jacobs
12 — Tom Green
20 — Tom Hutchesson
26 — Jake Riccardi
GOLD COAST
4 — Brandon Ellis
13 — Jack Lukosius
15 — Noah Anderson
18 — Matt Rowell
21 — Hugh Greenwood
22 — Izak Rankine
26 — Sam Flanders
32 — Zac Smith
35 — Connor Budarick
37 — Jeremy Sharp
41 — Malcolm Rosas
42 — Patrick Murtagh
48 — Matthew Conroy
50 — Jy Farrar
52 — Luke Towey
HAWTHORN
2 — Mitch Lewis
8 — Sam Frost
14 — Jack Scrimshaw
25 — Jonathon Patton
27 — Michael Hartley
30 — Will Day
32 — Finn Maginness
35 — Josh Morris
39 — Emerson Jeka
42 — Harry Pepper
MELBOURNE
6 — Luke Jackson
15 — Ed Langdon
20 — Adam Tomlinson
24 — Trent Rivers
36 — Kysaiah Pickett
38 — Mitch Brown
NORTH MELBOURNE
8 — Bailey Scott
16 — Aiden Bonar
19 — Josh Walker
19 — Mitch Georgiades
30 — Charlie Comben
35 — Jack Mahony
39 — Flynn Perez
41 — Matt McGuinness
PORT ADELAIDE
1 — Tom Jonas
4 — Todd Marshall
5 — Dan Houston
13 — Wylie Buzza
14 — Miles Bergman
19 — Mitch Georgiades
31 — Trent Burgoyne
32 — Sam Mayes
44 — Jackson Mead
48 — Jake Pasini
RICHMOND
5 — Jack Ross
6 — Patrick Naish
7 — Liam Baker
20 — Ivan Soldo
21 — Noah Balta
27 — Thomson Dow
36 — Will Martyn
38 — Noah Cumberland
45 — Hugo Ralphsmith
47 — Bigoa Nyuon
ST KILDA
3 — Zak Jones
8 — Bradley Hill
16 — Dan Butler
18 — Paddy Ryder
20 — Dougal Howard
21 — Ryan Abbott
31 — Ryan Byrnes
37 — Leo Connolly
42 — Jack Bell
SYDNEY
1 — Chad Warner
2 — Kaiden Brand
3 — Dylan Stephens
10 — Sam Naismith
15 — Sam Gray
17 — Will Gould
28 — Lewis Taylor
35 — Barry O’Connor
37 — Elijah Taylor
39 - Brady Rowles
WEST COAST
11 — Tim Kelly
38 — Ben Johnson
40 — Callum Jamieson
43 — Anthony Treacy
45 — Mitch O’Neil
WESTERN BULLDOGS
17 — Josh Bruce
18 — Louis Butler
19 — Cody Weightman
38 — Riley Garcia
42 — Alex Keath