Shayne Stevenson (footballer)

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Shayne Stevenson
Personal information
Full name	Shayne Stevenson
Date of birth	(1970-06-12) 12 June 1970
Original team	Sandy Bay
Draft	37th overall, 1989 VFL Draft
Height/Weight	179 cm / 81 kg
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1991–93 1994–97 Total –	Fitzroy Hawthorn	11 (9) 34 (30) 45 (39)
¹ Playing statistics correct to end of 1997 season.

Shayne Stevenson (born 12 June 1970) is a former Australian rules footballer who played with Fitzroy and Hawthorn in the Australian Football League (AFL) during the 1990s.

A long kicking left footer, Stevenson joined the AFL from Tasmanian club Sandy Bay. He was recruited with the 37th pick in the draft and made his debut in the 1991 season. In his three years playing seniors at Fitzroy, Stevenson never once experienced a win.^[1]

His first season with Hawthorn, who picked him up in the 1994 Pre-Season Draft, was a contrast. He made his way into the team late in the year and participated in the Qualifying Final loss to North Melbourne, contributing 23 disposals and two goals.

Returning to Tasmania after his AFL career ended, Stevenson captained Southern Districts Cats in their brief, 27-game stint in Tasmanian Football League football before they folded in May 1999. Stevenson then crossed to Glenorchy and was a member of their 1999 premiership team. He replaced Paul Hamilton as Glenorchy coach in 2000 and served as general manager.

Stevenson, who went on to work with AFL Tasmania, is now Hawthorn's Tasmanian operations manager.^[2]

References

↑ "Shayne Stevenson". AFL Tables.
↑ "Hawks appoint Stevenson". AFL Central.

1989 VFL National Draft

1. Anthony Banik
2. Matthew Croft
3. Jody Arnol
4. Peter Matera
5. Brad Rowe
6. Mark Brayshaw
7. Stephen Edgar
8. Brad Tunbridge
9. Dale Kickett
10. Daryl Groves
11. Darren Smith
12. Gavin Wanganeen
13. Allister Scott
14. Ben Allan
15. Nathan Bower
16. Jason Shields
17. Gilbert McAdam
18. Robert Wren
19. Ashley Green
20. Brett Hawkey
21. Peter Doyle
22. Mathew Hanrahan
23. Roger Delaney
24. Mathew Styles
25. Paul Rouvray
26. Alister Carr
27. Joel Saunders
28. Jason Gibson
29. Wayne Campbell
30. Glenn Coleman
31. Darel Hart
32. Shaun Slater
33. Shaun Hart
34. Andrew Venner
35. Chris Bond
36. Rohan Smith
37. Shayne Stevenson
38. Gavin Rose
39. Peter Cransberg
40. Travis St Clair
41. Chris Waterworth
42. Matthew Robran
43. Chris Guerts
44. Jonathan Solomon
45. Sasha Dyson-Holland
46. Shane Radbone
47. Richard Gerke
48. Dennis Rapacholi
49. Greg Jones
50. Dean Irving
51. Joe Wilson
52. Rod Jameson
53. Derek Coghlan
54. Steven Bozicevic
55. Grant Coffee
56. Shayne Bennett
57. Tim Moreland
58. Jason Dullard
59. Daniel Frawley
60. Chris Sharp
61. Simon Eastaugh
62. John Brunner
63. Wayne Thornborrow
64. Tony Evans
65. Alan Schwartz
66. Shannon Bergmann
67. Ben Judd
68. Scott Tomlinson
69. Jamie Elliott
70. Paul Williams
71. Glenn Wilkins
72. Glenn Crawford
73. Tim Birthisel
74. Alistair Burke
75. Stephen Pearce
76. Shayne Ward
77. Christian Lister
78. Stephen Schwerdt
79. David Brown
80. Damien Murray
81. Sam Gross
82. Troy Lehmann
83. Mark Robinson
84. Matthew Kelly
85. Anthony Tohill
86. Gerrard Harrington
87. Ashley Coutts
88. Tim Leng
89. Jason Smith
90. Ben Cross
91. Grant Lawrie
92. Brett Heady
93. Tony Paynter
94. John Bingham
95. Jeremy Smith
96. Gary Stevens
97. Paul McConville
98. Kym Russell
99. Nick Tsiotanis
100. David Pittman
101. Richard Harrison
102. Dion Sheehan
103. Brett Chalmers
104. Tony Trigg
105. Stuart Annand
106. Ernie Hug
107. Sean Valenta
108. Eric Lissenden
109. Colin Corkery
110. Craig Budarick
111. David Noble
112. Ashley McIntosh
113. Shane Crothers
114. Jason Walscgott
115. Colum McManamon
116. Brendan Bicknall

Persondata
Name	Stevenson, Shayne
Alternative names
Short description	Australian rules footballer
Date of birth	12 June 1970
Place of birth
Date of death
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