East Perth (WAFL) 1989
Melbourne (AFL) 1990
Golden Square (Bendigo FL) 1991
Lakes Entrance (East Gipps.FL) 1994-1995
North Wang. (Ovens&King FL) 1997-2002
Wangaratta product Scott Williamson was one of a number of players who headed West only briefly after being drafted in the early days.
West Coast career[]
After being picked up in West Coast's first draft in 1988, Williamson was billeted with Chris Waterman's family and allocated to East Perth. He played a handful of games with the Royals' colts before pulling the pin and heading back to Victoria.[1]
Melbourne career[]
Williamson was picked up by Melbourne in the 1990 pre-season draft, but played just three reserves games for the Demons as he concentrated on his university studies.
Post-AFL career[]
Williamson went on to have a successful country footy career, winning flags in the Ovens & Murray League with Rovers, with Lakes Entrance in the East Gippsland League and with North Wangaratta in the Ovens & King League.
References[]
http://demonwiki.org/tiki-index.php?page=Scott+Williamson
- ↑ KB Hill, On Reflection (26 June 2014), "The reluctant draftee": https://kbonreflection.wordpress.com/2014/06/26/the-reluctant-draftee/