Brady Rawlings
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| Birth | 10 June 1981 , Devonport, Tasmania |
| Recruited from | Tasmania U18 |
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| Debut | Round 2, April 1, 1999, North Melbourne vs. Essendon, at Melbourne Cricket Ground |
| Team(s) | Kangaroos (1999-)
133 games, 52 goals |
| ¹ Statistics to end of 2006 season | |
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Brady Rawlings (born 10 June 1981) is an Australian rules footballer in the Australian Football League.
The younger brother of former AFL footballer Jade, Rawlings was recruited to the Kangaroos in the 1997 AFL Draft at pick no. 15. Rawlings completed year 12 (final year of school) whilst in his first year at the club, He was often seen turning up to training in his school uniform.
Played almost exclusively as a tagger, Rawlings improved greatly in 2003 when he played 20 games and started winning his own ball.
In 2004, he was selected for the International rules side and took the Syd Barker Medal for the Kangaroos' best and fairest.
2005 saw Rawlings have a solid year, albeit not as good as 2004. In 2006, however he picked up his second Syd Barker Medal.
He kicked the first two goals of the game against Geelong at Manuka Oval in Round 17 in the Roos 30 point win.
[edit] External links
- Brady Rawlings profile on the Official AFL Website of the Kangaroos Football Club
- Brady Rawlings's statistics from AFL Tables
| Preceded by Brent Harvey |
North Melbourne Best and Fairest winner 2004 |
Succeeded by Brent Harvey |
| Preceded by Brent Harvey |
North Melbourne Best and Fairest winner 2006 |
Succeeded by Incumbent |
| North Melbourne Kangaroos Football Club – current squad |
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1 McIntosh • 2 Hay • 3 Rawlings • 4 Harris • 5 McConnell • 6 Grant • 7 Simpson • 8 Wells • 9 Sinclair • 10 Smith • 11 Archer • 12 Thomas • 13 Trotter • 14 Urch • 15 Green • 16 Brown • 17 Grima • 18 Moran • 19 Swallow • 20 Petrie • 21 Jones • 22 Goldstein • 23 Thompson • 24 Firrito • 25 Lower • 26 Hansen • 27 Edwards • 28 Riggio • 29 Harvey • 30 Pratt • 31 Hale • 32 Sansbury • 33 Hutchison* • 34 Urquhart • 35 Warren • 36 Watt • 37 Ross • 38 Gibson • 39 Harding • 40 Adams* • 41 Hughes* • 42 McMahon • 43 Campbell* • 44 Whyman • Coach: Laidley * denotes Rookie Listed players |
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