Rowan Nayna

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Rowan Nayna (born 3 May 1986) was a former Australian rules footballer for the Western Bulldogs.

Contents 1 Honours before being drafted 2 When he got drafted 3 Delisted 4 2006 5 Trivia 6 See also

[edit] Honours before being drafted

He played for Vic Metro in 2004 and was named on the interchange bench for the TAC Cup team of the year in 2004.

[edit] When he got drafted

He was in the 2004 AFL Rookie Draft, where he was No.3 on the list behind Ruory Kirkby and Will Thursfield. Out of Nayna, Kirkby and top pick Thursfield, Thursfield was the only one to play any matches (he played 7 during the 2005 season). Rowan was drafted from Mordialloc/Dandenong.

[edit] Delisted

At the end of the 2005 season, Rowan was delisted to make way for other players coming in to the side.

[edit] 2006

In 2006, Rowan played in the Victorian Football League for Port Melbourne Borough, where he played most matches for the year on the wing.

[edit] Trivia

He replaced Tony Liberatore as number 39.

[edit] See also

Nayna's profile on FootyDraft.com Nayna's profile on FanFooty.com.au