Collingwood Magpies' List For 2019 After AFL Trade And Draft Periods

Sporting News - Mick Stirling

After a Grand Final finish this year the Pies look even better placed for 2019, but what about the long run?

The dust has finally settled on AFL post-season activity and all 18 clubs have completed their lists for 2019. Who’s come in via trades, free agency and the national and rookie drafts? Who’s gone out the other way? And, most importantly, how does the list look after all the changes?
This week, Sporting News is looking at Collingwood's changes to analyse whether steps have been taken forwards, backwards or if they’re just treading water.

IN
Trade: Dayne Beams (Brisbane), Jordan Roughead (Western Bulldogs)
Free agency: NA
Draft: Isaac Quaynor (13 - Oakleigh Chargers), Will Kelly (29 - Oakleigh Chargers), Atu Bosenavulagi (77 - Oakleigh Chargers)
Rookie: Tim Broomhead (Collingwood), Sam Murray (Collingwood)

Will Kelly with father Craig

OUT
Traded: Alex Fasolo (free agency)
Delisted: Jarryd Blair, Tim Broomhead (redrafted as a rookie), Sam McLarty, Sam Murray (redrafted as a rookie), Adam Oxley, Josh Smith
Retired: Kayle Kirby

Collingwood’s 2019 list
Bringing Beams back to Collingwood is a big boost to an already star-studded midfield and will have obvious benefits, but the Pies did pay a hefty price for a guy who can miss a fair bit of footy and is getting on in years.
Blair, Oxley, Smith and Fasolo didn’t get on the field very often in 2018 but they did provide good list depth. Filling that gap shouldn’t be much of a problem though, with the losses well covered by Roughead and the ready-to-go Quaynor, with Kelly not far behind.

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Verdict
The team that finished up falling just short of a premiership has only made itself stronger and, with a bit more luck on the injury front, Collingwood should be right in the frame for another flag shot.

Links

• 2018 Draft: Welcome to Collingwood
• Collingwood 2019 Draw

Seniors List

1 Alex Fasolo	2 Sam Dwyer	3 Brent Macaffer
4 Brodie Grundy	5 Jamie Elliott	6 Tyson Goldsack
7 Ben Kennedy	8 Tom Langdon	9 Jesse White
10 Scott Pendlebury	11 Jarryd Blair	12 Matt Scharenberg
13 Taylor Adams	14 Clinton Young	15 Jarrod Witts
16 Nathan J. Brown	17 Jonathon Marsh	18 Travis Varcoe
19 Levi Greenwood	20 Ben Reid	21 Nathan Freeman
22 Steele Sidebottom	23 Lachlan Keeffe	24 Josh Thomas
25 Jack Crisp	26 Marley Williams	28 Ben Sinclair
29 Tim Broomhead	30 Darcy Moore	31 Jackson Ramsay
32 Travis Cloke	33 Patrick Karnezis	34 Alan Toovey
35 Jordan De Goey	36 Dane Swan	37 Brayden Maynard
38 Matthew Goodyear	40 Paul Seedsman	43 Adam Oxley

Collingwood 2015 List

Collingwood News

Collingwood’s list for 2015 is now finalised following the completion of the Rookie Draft.
The Magpies will enter the new season with 39 players on their senior list with one nominated rookie, Jack Frost.
Frost is one of six players on the club’s rookie list.
American Mason Cox, an international rookie, sits outside the rookie list as a Category B rookie (Category B rookies are explained below).

Collingwood’s 2015 Playing List *Denotes rookie listed players
Tall defenders: Nathan Brown, Jack Frost, Lachlan Keeffe, Jonathon Marsh
Small/medium defenders: Tony Armstrong*, Tom Langdon, Michael Manteit*, Brayden Maynard, Adam Oxley, Jackson Ramsay, Matthew Scharenberg, Paul Seedsman, Ben Sinclair, Alan Toovey, Marley Williams
Midfielders: Taylor Adams, Jarryd Blair, Jordan De Goey, Matthew Goodyear, Nathan Freeman, Ben Kennedy, Brent Macaffer, Scott Pendlebury, Steele Sidebottom, Dane Swan, Josh Thomas, Clinton Young
Tall forwards: Travis Cloke, Corey Gault*, Jesse White
Small/medium forwards: Brenden Abbott*, Tim Broomhead, Sam Dwyer, Jamie Elliott, Alex Fasolo, Patrick Karnezis
Ruckmen: Brodie Grundy, Jarrod Witts
Utilities: Tyson Goldsack, Darcy Moore, Ben Reid

List Profile
Most experienced player: Dane Swan (236 games)
Players to have played 200 games or more: Dane Swan, Travis Cloke
Oldest player: Dane Swan (30 years and 283 days)
Youngest player: Brayden Maynard (18 years and 76 days)
Tallest player: Mason Cox (211cm)
Smallest player: Jarryd Blair/Ben Kennedy (174cm)
Players without senior experience: Brenden Abbott*, Jordan De Goey, Nathan Freeman, Matthew Goodyear, Michael Manteit*, Jonathon Marsh, Brayden Maynard, Darcy Moore, Matthew Scharenberg
2010 premiership players: Jarryd Blair, Nathan Brown, Travis Cloke, Tyson Goldsack, Brent Macaffer, Scott Pendlebury, Ben Reid, Steele Sidebottom, Dane Swan, Alan Toovey

List Changes

IN: Brenden Abbott (Claremont) Mason Cox (international rookie) Jack Crisp (Brisbane) Jordan De Goey (Oakleigh U18) Matthew Goodyear (Calder U18) Levi Greenwood (North Melbourne) Michael Manteit (Sandringham U18) Brayden Maynard (Sandringham U18) Darcy Moore (Oakleigh U18) Travis Varcoe (Geelong)

OUT: Luke Ball (retired) Dayne Beams (traded) Marty Clarke (retired) Ben Hudson (retired) Heritier Lumumba (traded) Quinten Lynch (retired) Kyle Martin (retired) Nick Maxwell (retired) Caolan Mooney (delisted) Peter Yagmoor (delisted)

Category B Rookies explained
In addition to these six rookie-listed players, each club can include up to three additional players (now referred to as Category B rookies) on its Rookie List provided the player either:

• has not registered in an Australian Football competition for three years immediately before inclusion on the Rookie List;
• is an international player, meaning he is not an Australian citizen and has not lived in Australia for a substantial period;
• is a former NSW Scholarship player with that club;
• is a former International Scholarship player with that club;
• is a rookie Zone Selection for clubs based in NSW or Queensland.