Kane Tenace

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Kane Tenace
Personal information
Full name	Kane Tenace
Date of birth	(1985-07-04) 4 July 1985
Place of birth	Victoria, Australia
Original team	Shepparton / Murray Bushrangers
Height/Weight	182cm / 86kg
Position(s)	Wing
Club information
Current club	Glenelg
Number	10
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
2004-2009	Geelong	54 (11)
¹ Playing statistics correct to end of 2009 season.
Career highlights
AFL AFL Pre-Season Premiership Player (2006) AFL Rising Star Nomination (2004) Geelong Geelong FC Best First Year Player Award (2004) TAC Cup TAC Cup Premiership Player (2003) U/18 All Australian (2003) TAC Cup Team of the Year (2003) Vic Country U/18 (2003) Murray Bushrangers Best & Fairest Award (2003) Vice-Captain of Murray Bushrangers (2003) Vic Country U/18 (2002)

Kane Tenace (born 4 July 1985) is an Australian rules footballer who played for the Geelong Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). He now plays for Glenelg in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL).^[1]

Career

Draft

Tenace was selected with the 7th Pick in the 2003 AFL Draft by Geelong Football Club. He was recruited from the Murray Bushrangers in the TAC Cup.

Debut

Tenace debuted against Carlton in Round 2, 2004. His first season was fairly impressive, earning an AFL Rising Star nomination in Round 6, and winning Geelong's Best First Year Player Award.

2006

In 2006, Tenace completed his third season at senior level and had a reasonable year. He played the first eight games, but managed only another six after injuring his knee and missing rounds nine to twelve. In Round 14, he had a career-high 21 disposals against Carlton.

2007

Tenace began his fourth season in the AFL impressively, averaging just over 19 possessions a game, including a career-high 28 in Geelong's round eight win over Fremantle.^[2] However, he was struck down with hamstring problems in the second half of the season after playing his last senior game for the season in round 14.^[2] These injuries caused Tenace to miss playing in either of Geelong's winning AFL and VFL Premiership teams.

At the conclusion of the season, after attracting interest from several AFL clubs, Tenace agreed to a new two-year deal to remain at the club until at least the end of the 2009 season.

2009

Kane Tenace had a disappointing season, which resulted in him being delisted from Geelong.^[2]

Statistics

Statistics are correct as of end of 2008 season (27 September 2008)^[3]

Season	Team	No.	Games	Goals	Behinds	Kicks	Marks	Handballs	Disposals
2004	Geelong	10	12	4	3	94	22	33	127
2005	Geelong	10	18	3	1	165	48	64	229
2006	Geelong	10	14	3	1	150	47	51	201
2007	Geelong	10	9	1	1	96	39	62	158
2008	Geelong	10	1	0	0	5	2	11	16
Totals			54	11	6	510	158	221	731

References

↑ http://www.glenelgfc.com.au/players/item/kane-tenace. Missing or empty |title= (help)
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Kane Tenace signs two-year deal". Geelong Advertiser. News Limited. 19 October 2007. Retrieved 2007-10-27.
↑ "Kane Tenace statistics". AFL Tables. Retrieved 2008-09-28.

External links

Kane Tenace's profile on the official website of the Geelong Football Club
Kane Tenace's statistics from AFL Tables

Awards
Preceded by Matthew McCarthy	Geelong FC Best First Year Player Award 2004	Succeeded by Matthew Egan

v t e 2004 AFL Rising Star nominees

Rd 1: Davey Rd 2: Firrito Rd 3: Rivers Rd 4: Bevan Rd 5: Walker Rd 6: Tenace Rd 7: Staker Rd 8: Mackie Rd 9: Richards Rd 10: Moloney Rd 11: Ebert Rd 12: Hadley Rd 13: Norman Rd 14: Schulz Rd 15: Seaby Rd 16: Reilly Rd 17: Butler Rd 18: Waters Rd 19: Cross Rd 20: Stanton Rd 21: Cooney Rd 22: Hartigan

v t e 2003 AFL National Draft

First round	1. Adam Cooney (PP) 2. Andrew Walker (PP) 3. Colin Sylvia (PP) 4. Farren Ray 5. Brock McLean 6. Kepler Bradley 7. Kane Tenace 8. Raphael Clarke 9. David Trotter 10. Ryley Dunn 11. Beau Waters 12. Ryan Murphy 13. Brent Stanton 14. Fergus Watts 15. Troy Chaplin 16. Josh Willoughby 17. Billy Morrison 18. Llane Spaanderman

Second round	19. David Mundy 20. Sam Butler 21. Alex Gilmour 22. Cameron Thurley 23. Matthew Moody 24. Chad Jones 25. Harry Miller 26. Daniel McConnell 27. Adam Campbell 28. Jay Nash 29. Tim Schmidt 30. Brad Symes 31. Joshua Krueger 32. Brayden Shaw (F/S) 33. Jed Adcock

Third round	34. Luke Peel 35. Brent Hall 36. Chris Johnson (F/S) 37. Tom Roach (F/S) 38. Mark Blake (F/S) 39. Robert Forster-Knight 40. Eddie Sansbury 41. Zac Dawson 42. Matthew Spencer 43. Brett Peake (F/S) 44. Ricky Dyson 45. Amon Buchanan 46. Michael Pettigrew 47. Andrew Erikson 48. Heath Shaw (F/S) 49. Tom Logan

Fourth round	50. Izaac Tomson 51. Matthew Ball 53. Daniel Jackson 55. Sam Fisher 56. Brent LeCras 57. Ricky Mott 58. Ben Hudson 59. Matthew Davis 60. Julian Rowe 61. Michael Rischitelli

Fifth round	63. Glen Bowyer 64. Shane Morrison 65. Craig Callaghan

Sixth round	69. Jordan Bannister 70. Brent Hartigan

Seventh round	72. Adrian Deluca 73. Shane Tuck

Eighth round	75. Stephen Kenna 76. Andrew Raines

Ninth round	79. Simon Fletcher

Tenth round	81. Kyle Archibald

Persondata
Name	Tenace, Kane
Alternative names
Short description	Australian rules footballer
Date of birth	4 July 1985
Place of birth	Victoria, Australia
Date of death
Place of death

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