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List Of AFL Debuts In 2008
The 2008 season was the 112th completed season of the Australian Football League (AFL), the highest-level Australian rules football competition in Australia. There were 84 players who first participated in an AFL premiership match during the 2008 season. The regular season commenced on 20 March and concluded with the AFL Grand Final on 27 September, where the premiership was won by Hawthorn. This year celebrated the 150th anniversary of the establishment of Australian football as a sport in 1858.

The premiership season is inclusive of home-and-away and finals series matches only, and does not include pre-season matches or representative games (such as State of Origin or International rules football). Of those making their AFL debut, there were 17 rookie-listed players who were elevated to their clubs' senior list during the season. Rookie players receive a reduced salary in comparison to senior-listed players, and are not necessarily automatically eligible for selection in games, unless they are elevated.

In addition to those players making their debuts, there were 25 players who played their first game with a new AFL club after previously having played with another club in the league. Notably, former West Coast captain Chris Judd played his first game for Carlton in the first round of the season, after being traded in the preceding off-season. Cyril Rioli played every game for Hawthorn in the 2008 season, playing a total of 25 games (including the Grand Final)—the most of any debut player that year. Jack Anthony scored the most goals out of first-year players in 2008, attaining 25 goals in his 12 matches.

Summary

Jarryn Geary
Jarryn Geary played ten games in 2008.
Scott Thompson
Scott Thompson played his first game in the opening round of the season.
Brad Ebert
Brad Ebert played 15 games in his first season.
Chris Masten
Chris Masten played nine games in his first season.
Matthew Kreuzer
Matthew Kreuzer played 20 games this season after being selected with the number-one overall selection in the 2007 national draft by Carlton.
Trent Cotchin
Trent Cotchin played in Richmond's final 15 matches for the season after his debut in round eight.
Callan Ward
Callan Ward played six games in his first season.
Chris Judd
Former West Coast captain Chris Judd returned to his home state of Victoria to captain Carlton.
Steven King
Steven King played 22 games for St Kilda in 2008, having previously played for Geelong.
Adam Schneider
Adam Schneider formerly played for Sydney before joining St Kilda prior to the 2008 season.
Josh Kennedy
Josh Kennedy played seven games in his first season for West Coast.
Summary of debuts in 2008
Club AFL debuts Change of club
Adelaide 6 2
Brisbane Lions 7 1
Carlton 6 2
Collingwood 5 1
Essendon 8 0
Fremantle 4 2
Geelong 3 0
Hawthorn 5 1
Melbourne 7 0
North Melbourne 6 2
Port Adelaide 6 0
Richmond 1 3
St Kilda 4 5
Sydney 6 2
West Coast 8 1
Western Bulldogs 2 3
Total 84 25

Debuts

Table headers and key
Age Player's age as of debut
Round Round when player's first premiership match occurred
Games The number of games played in 2008
Goals The number of goals scored in 2008
† Denotes player who was elevated from club's rookie list
Table of AFL debuts, with appearance details
Rd. Name Club Age Games Goals Ref.
1 Jake Edwards Carlton 20 years, 74 days 5 4
Paul Stewart Port Adelaide 20 years, 254 days 11 1
Trent West Geelong 20 years, 155 days 6 1
Nathan Brown Collingwood 19 years, 96 days 23 4
Craig Bird Sydney 19 years, 61 days 21 8
Jarryn Geary St Kilda 19 years, 273 days 10 0
David Mackay Adelaide 19 years, 242 days 19 4
Kurt Tippett Adelaide 20 years, 320 days 19 17
Cale Morton Melbourne 18 years, 65 days 19 12
Cyril Rioli Hawthorn 18 years, 253 days 25 24
Cameron Stokes † Hawthorn 18 years, 265 days 9 6
Isaac Weetra Melbourne 18 years, 25 days 2 0
Scott Thompson North Melbourne 21 years, 320 days 6 0
2 Lachlan Henderson Brisbane Lions 18 years, 105 days 8 3
Brad Ebert West Coast 17 years, 362 days 15 5
Chris Masten West Coast 18 years, 332 days 9 1
Chris Mayne Fremantle 19 years, 148 days 17 10
Rhys Palmer Fremantle 19 years, 45 days 20 10
Darren Pfeiffer Carlton 20 years, 183 days 7 4
Harry Taylor Geelong 21 years, 292 days 21 3
3 Scott Selwood West Coast 18 years, 9 days 9 2
Matthew Kreuzer Carlton 18 years, 328 days 20 13
Austin Wonaeamirri † Melbourne 19 years, 187 days 18 24
Jack Anthony Collingwood 20 years, 78 days 12 25
4 Tayte Pears Essendon 18 years, 18 days 5 2
Ben Ross North Melbourne 19 years, 204 days 3 2
Matthew Spangher West Coast 20 years, 355 days 7 1
5 Nick Smith † Sydney 19 years, 312 days 2 1
Clayton Hinkley Fremantle 19 years, 58 days 5 2
Jarrhan Jacky Adelaide 19 years, 14 days 3 1
6 Sharrod Wellingham † Collingwood 19 years, 293 days 12 4
Shane Mumford † Geelong 21 years, 295 days 3 0
Steven Browne Carlton 19 years, 85 days 13 4
James Polkinghorne Brisbane Lions 19 years, 97 days 4 0
Jesse White Sydney 20 years, 109 days 2 0
7 David Ellard † Carlton 19 years, 50 days 1 1
James Sellar Adelaide 19 years, 40 days 1 0
Josh Smith North Melbourne 22 years, 59 days 2 0
Jarrod Atkinson † Essendon 23 years, 73 days 5 2
Darcy Daniher Essendon 18 years, 226 days 3 0
David Myers Essendon 18 years, 309 days 8 1
8 Trent Cotchin Richmond 18 years, 40 days 15 9
Ryan Davis † West Coast 20 years, 355 days 11 4
Alan Obst † North Melbourne 20 years, 364 days 3 0
Shane Valenti † Melbourne 21 years, 110 days 9 3
9 Tim Houlihan West Coast 19 years, 104 days 8 0
Beau Wilkes † West Coast 22 years, 65 days 14 1
Josh Kennedy Hawthorn 19 years, 340 days 3 0
Jarryd Morton Hawthorn 19 years, 233 days 8 0
10 Dennis Armfield Carlton 21 years, 161 days 9 2
Gavin Urquhart North Melbourne 20 years, 13 days 14 0
11 Tom Bellchambers Essendon 18 years, 334 days 3 0
James Hawksley Brisbane Lions 19 years, 124 days 4 0
Callan Ward Western Bulldogs 18 years, 59 days 6 2
12 Andy Otten Adelaide 19 years, 30 days 2 0
Brent Renouf Hawthorn 20 years, 42 days 8 0
13 Jarryd Allen St Kilda 20 years, 158 days 4 0
Robert Eddy † St Kilda 20 years, 165 days 13 3
Ben McEvoy St Kilda 18 years, 354 days 1 0
Tom Collier Brisbane Lions 19 years, 88 days 6 1
14 Stefan Martin Melbourne 21 years, 225 days 8 0
Josh Head Fremantle 25 years, 83 days 3 1
15 Todd Goldstein North Melbourne 20 years, 11 days 3 2
16 Bradd Dalziell Brisbane Lions 21 years, 126 days 7 1
Matthew O'Dwyer † Sydney 19 years, 365 days 2 1
17 Addam Maric Melbourne 18 years, 100 days 5 2
18 Scott Clouston † Brisbane Lions 21 years, 182 days 2 1
Ryan Brabazon Sydney 21 years, 221 days 1 0
Patrick Veszpremi Sydney 18 years, 337 days 6 9
Mitchell Farmer Port Adelaide 19 years, 212 days 3 0
Nick Salter † Port Adelaide 21 years, 4 days 2 3
19 Ryan Williams Port Adelaide 19 years, 304 days 2 0
Chris Dawes Collingwood 20 years, 85 days 6 5
John McCarthy Collingwood 18 years, 264 days 6 3
Rhys Magin † Essendon 19 years, 159 days 4 2
20 Matthew Westhoff Port Adelaide 20 years, 71 days 3 3
Patrick Dangerfield Adelaide 18 years, 133 days 2 0
Tony Notte West Coast 18 years, 123 days 2 0
21 Cale Hooker Essendon 19 years, 314 days 2 0
Marlon Motlop Port Adelaide 18 years, 128 days 2 1
Pearce Hanley † Brisbane Lions 19 years, 282 days 2 0
22 Sam Reid Western Bulldogs 18 years, 297 days 1 0
Jack Grimes Melbourne 19 years, 112 days 1 0
John Williams Essendon 19 years, 328 days 1 0

Change of clubs

Table headers and key
Round Round when player's first premiership match occurred
Games The number of games played in 2008
Goals The number of goals scored in 2008
Previous
club(s) 		Player's previous AFL clubs, with the yearspan of their appearances
† Denotes player who was elevated from club's rookie list
Players are only included if they previously played a match with another AFL club.
Table of players, with appearance details
Rd. Name Club Games Goals Previous club(s) Ref.
1 Stuart Dew Hawthorn 15 7 Port Adelaide (1997–2006)
Charlie Gardiner St Kilda 12 9 Geelong (2002–2007)
Michael Gardiner St Kilda 9 1 West Coast (1997–2006)
Richard Hadley Carlton 6 2 Brisbane Lions (2001–2007)
Ben Hudson Western Bulldogs 23 2 Adelaide (2004–2007)
Mark Johnson Fremantle 14 8 Essendon (1999–2007)
Travis Johnstone Brisbane Lions 18 17 Melbourne (1998–2007)
Chris Judd Carlton 21 15 West Coast (2002–2007)
Steven King St Kilda 22 5 Geelong (1996–2007)
Martin Mattner Sydney 24 4 Adelaide (2002–2007)
Jordan McMahon Richmond 22 6 Western Bulldogs (2001–2007)
Sam Power North Melbourne 22 2 Western Bulldogs (2002–2007)
Adam Schneider St Kilda 19 28 Sydney (2003–2007)
Brad Symes Adelaide 16 2 Port Adelaide (2004–2007)
Scott Welsh Western Bulldogs 24 43 North Melbourne (1996–1999)
Adelaide (2000–2007)
Cameron Wood Collingwood 13 6 Brisbane Lions (2005–2007)
2 Tim Callan Western Bulldogs 15 1 Geelong (2003–2006)
3 Mitch Morton Richmond 17 35 West Coast (2005–2007)
4 Sean Dempster St Kilda 19 3 Sydney (2005–2007)
6 Josh Kennedy West Coast 7 7 Carlton (2006–2007)
7 Henry Playfair Sydney 11 10 Geelong (2003–2007)
8 Kepler Bradley Fremantle 9 12 Essendon (2004–2007)
11 Benjamin Davies North Melbourne 2 0 Collingwood (2005–2006)
16 Brad Moran Adelaide 7 6 North Melbourne (2006–2007)
20 Tristan Cartledge † Richmond 2 1 Essendon (2005–2006)

See also

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