Scott Spalding

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Scott Spalding
Personal information
Full name	Scott Spalding
Date of birth	(1968-09-02) 2 September 1968
Original team	Perth
Draft	118th overall, 1992 AFL Draft
Height/Weight	184 cm / 81 kg
Position(s)	Forward flank
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1993	Carlton	1 (0)
¹ Playing statistics correct to end of 1993 season.
Career highlights
WAFL premiership player, 1998

Scott Spalding (born 2 September 1968) is a former Australian rules footballer who played with Carlton in the Australian Football League (AFL).^[1] Originally from Perth in the West Australian Football League (WAFL), Spalding returned to his former club after only one season with the Blues. He later moved to play with East Fremantle, another WAFL club. In 1998, he won a WAFL premiership with East Fremantle, playing alongside his brother, Earl Spalding, also a former Carlton player.

Notes

↑ Holmesby, Russell; Main, Jim (2009). The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers: every AFL/VFL player since 1897 (8th ed.). Seaford, Victoria: BAS Publishing. p. 786. ISBN 978-1-921496-00-4.

External links

Scott Spalding's statistics from AFL Tables
Scott Spalding's profile at Blueseum

1992 AFL National Draft

1. Drew Banfield
2. Nathan Chapman
3. Michael Prior
4. Justin Leppitsch
5. Jason Spinks
6. Robert Pyman
7. Wayne Hernaman
8. Paul Symmons
9. Martin Pike
10. Brett Chalmers
11. Jonathon Robran
12. Tony Delaney
13. Andrew McKay
14. Nick Holland
15. Damian Houlihan
16. Brodie Atkinson
17. Kym Koster
18. Leigh Colbert
19. Lee Walker
20. Scott Cummings
21. Shane Bond
22. Mark Jones
23. Warren Campbell
24. Brett Jeffrey
25. John Barker
26. Martin McKinnon
27. Kieran Murrihy
28. Jamie Tape
29. Sam Phillipou
30. Paul Ridley
31. Shane Wakelin
32. Peter Quill
33. Corey Robertson
34. Travis Burton
35. Scott Robinson
36. Tim Sherman
37. Matthew Rogers
38. David Deighton
39. Matthew Kluzek
40. Michael Dunstan
41. Brook Fogden
42. Che Cockatoo-Collins
43. Adrian Whitehead
44. Chris Gerreyn
45. Scott Thompson
46. Mathew Jackson
47. Dillon Flavell
48. Andrew Osborne
49. Jarrad Schofield
50. Andrew Donnelly
51. Adam Williamson
52. Paul Bulluss
53. Mathew Moon North
54. Daniel Clark
55. Matthew Capuano
56. Matthew Powell
57. Russell Williams
58. Chris Peel
59. Scott Allen
60. Tim Scott-Branagan
61. Luke Raynor
62. Damien Ryan
63. Mathew McMurray
64. Tony Godden
65. Gerard Power
66. Aaron Lord
67. Brady Leckie
68. Travis Miller
69. Scott Simister
70. Danny Morton
71. Mathew Aston
72. Mathew Wadewitz
73. Tony Plym
74. Tim Hargraeves
75. Chris Batka
76. Hugh Reimers
77. Brad Copeland
78. Damien Crowe
79. Brett Spinks
80. Stephen Newport
81. Michael Murphy
82. Robert Schaeffer
83. Jeremy Silcock
84. Damien Gaspar
85. Tristan Lynch
86. Sam Smart
87. Damien Hardwick
88. Troy Bond
89. Hamish Stewart
90. Scott Burns
91. Jeremy McVay
92. Daniel Southern
93. Adam Shanahan
94. Rhys Croxford
95. Scott Direen
96. Trent Mills
97. John Howat
98. Adrian McAdam
99. Jeff Hilton
100. Troy Davies
101. Troy Hull
102. Jason Bell
103. Ben Harrison
104. Andrew Kemp
105. Julien Waite
106. Craig Treleven
107. Gary Barrow
108. Bryan Beinke
109. David Muir
110. Jeff Chandler
111. Michael Gaffney
112. Ben Careless
113. Damon Armstrong
114. Richard Marr
115. Paul Whelan
116. Michael Gooden
117. Vince Cappadona
118. Scott Spalding
119. Scott Morrison
120. Troy Olsen
121. Ben Ellinghaus
122. Damon Munt
123. Marty Christensen
124. Brayden Lyle

Persondata
Name	Spalding, Scott
Alternative names
Short description	Australian rules footballer
Date of birth	2 September 1968
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

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