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Arguably one of the best football players in the history of AFL, Gary Ablett Jr is a highly decorated player - he holds the record for the most Brownlow Medal votes at a whopping 262 votes. Among his many awards he’s won a Brownlow twice, this is all in spite of his numerous injuries that have peppered his career. He retired in 2020.

An explosively fast forward from the get-go, Gary Rohan was drafted to the Sydney Swans in 2009, and remained there until the end of the 2018 season when he was traded to Geelong. He played in four AFL Grand Finals across his career with the Sydney Swans and Geelong Cats, winning his final one with Geelong in 2022.

Former North man and Hawthorn player, Josh ‘Gibbo’ Gibson is known for his spectacular spoiling skills and is the record holder for the most one percenters in AFL history. An incredible backline defender, Gibson has won two Peter Crimmins Medals. He retired from AFL in 2017.

As the 2011 winner of the AFL Rising Star Medal, Dyson Heppell’s career with Essendon had a superb start. Heppell was largely in the half-back in his early seasons, but then moved forward on the field as a ball-winning midfielder. Captain to the Bombers from 2017 to 2022, he retired from AFL in 2024.

An incredible key-forward player, Josh J Kennedy was West Coast’s leading goalkicker 8 times, receiving the Coleman Medal in 2015 and 2016. Vice-captain from 2014 until 2021, Josh was part of West Coast’s legendary 2018 premiership win, scoring three goals in the match. Only a month after kicking his 700th goal for the West Coast Eagles in July 2022, Kennedy announced his retirement from the AFL.

Lewis Jetta, a former West Coast Eagles player is well known for his powerful precision kicking and great speed on the field. Jetta played for the Sydney Swans from 2010 to 2015 and traded to the West Coast Eagles in 2016. In his time with the Eagles, he proved himself to be a creative and sweeping defender. He departed at the end of the 2020 season.