After a second consecutive poor season, West Coast elected to rebuild through the draft rather than continue with the previous year's attempt at topping up by trading for players with experience. It worked sensationally, with premiership captain Chris Judd and fellow flag winners Ashley Hansen, Mark Seaby and Quinten Lynch all acquired during this period.
Player arrivals[]
National draft: Ashley Hansen (Oakleigh Chargers), Chris Judd (Sandringham Dragons), Ashley Sampi (South Fremantle), Mark Seaby (West Perth)
Rookie draft: Quinten Lynch (West Perth), Clancy Rudeforth (Claremont), Brent Tuckey (Collingwood)
Player departures[]
Retired: Dean Kemp
Delisted: David Antonowicz, Scott Cummings, Andrew Donnelly, Ryan Turnbull, Dean Buszan (rookie), Kris Miller (rookie)
Exchange period[]
No trades
Drafts[]
Pick | Player | From | |
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National draft | |||
3. | Chris Judd | Sandringham Dragons/East Sandringham JFC | |
6. | Ashley Sampi | South Fremantle/Armadale JFC | |
22. | Mark Seaby | West Perth/Mukinbudin JFC | |
38. | Ashley Hansen | Oakleigh Chargers/Northvale JFC | |
Pre-season draft | |||
Did not participate | |||
Rookie draft | |||
3. | Brent Tuckey | Collingwood/North Ballarat Rebels | |
19. | Quinten Lynch | West Perth/Gibson JFC | |
35. | Clancy Rudeforth | Claremont/Wembley Downs |
Other players drafted[]
National Draft
25. Steve Armstrong (Melbourne)
36. Sam Mitchell (Hawthorn)
54. Ben Robbins (North Melbourne)
Pre-season Draft
4. Scott Cummings (Collingwood)
Rookie Draft
28. Jaxon Crabb (Port Adelaide)
Offseason player movement summaries |
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86-87 | 87-88 | 88-89 | 89-90 | 90-91 | 91-92 | 92-93 | 93-94 | 94-95 | 95-96 |