The West Australian Football Commission is delighted that seven local players were chosen on day two of the 2023 NAB AFL National Draft.
Mitchell Edwards, Clay Hall, Joe Fonti, Zane Zakostelsky, Aiden O’Driscoll, Lawson Humphries and Reece Torrent all found their way onto an AFL list after having their names called out yesterday.
Edwards from the Peel Football Club was selected at number 32 by Geelong.
Hall, also from Peel, was taken at pick 38 by the West Coast Eagles.
Fonti from the Claremont Football Club was selected at number 44 by Greater Western Sydney.
Zakostelsky, also a product of Claremont, was chosen at number 51 by the Brisbane Lions.
O’Driscoll from Perth was snapped up by the Western Bulldogs with pick 55.
Humphries from Swan Districts was taken at pick 63 by Geelong.
Torrent from the Peel Football Club was the final selection of the night at number 64 by the Brisbane Lions.
WAFC State Talent Manager Adam Jones said he’s delighted for the 11 West Australians who so far have made it onto an AFL list.
“This is a terrific result for these young players , and I wish them every success as they begin their AFL journey,” Jones said.
WA PLAYERS DRAFTED – Day Two
2023 NAB AFL National Draft –
Mitchell Edwards (Peel) – Pick No. 32 – Geelong
Clay Hall (Peel) – Pick No. 38 – West Coast Eagles
Joe Fonti (Clare) – Pick No. 44 – GWS
Zane Zakostelsky (Clare) – Pick No.51 – Brisbane Lions
Aiden O’Driscoll (Perth) – Pick No. 55 – Western Bulldogs
Lawson Humphries (SD) – Pick No.63 – Geelong
Reece Torrent (Peel) – Pick No.64 – Brisbane Lions
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WA Football acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the many lands across Western Australia where we train, play, and come together through football. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all First Nations people. We recognise the deep and continuing contribution First Nations peoples make to our game and our communities.
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