List of Fremantle Football Club players

entered the Australian Football League in 1995, and the women's team entered the AFL Women's league in its inaugural season in 2017. Only players in league games are included in the ordered list; players who were on the Fremantle playing list but only played in pre-season or scratch matches are listed separately at the end of the article.

Fremantle Football Club players

Order	Players are listed in order of debut. When more than one player debuts in the same match, players are listed in jumper number order.
Jumper no.	The guernsey number worn in Fremantle career only.
Debut	Debuts are for AFL regular season and finals series matches only.
Seasons	Includes Fremantle only careers and spans are seasons which they were listed players for Fremantle.
Games	Statistics are for AFL regular season and finals series matches only and are correct to round 9 of the 2025 season.
Goals	Statistics are for AFL regular season and finals series matches only and are correct to round 9 of the 2025 season.
^{^}	Currently listed players

1990s

2000s

2010s

2020s

Fremantle women

Other players

Listed players yet to play an AFL game for Fremantle men's team

Listed players yet to play an AFLW game for Fremantle women's team

Delisted players who did not play an AFL game for Fremantle

Player	Date of birth	Recruited from	Draft details	Senior listed	Rookie listed	WAFL games	Notes
	14 07 2003	Claremont		2022–2023		for Peel Thunder 5 for Claremont	Next Generation Academy,
	23 11 1975	East Perth	No. 34, 1997 rookie draft		1997	for East Perth	Later played for Collingwood
	4 3 1982	Murray Bushrangers	No. 46, 1999 national draft	2000–2001		for South Fremantle	Later played for Carlton reserves and Williamstown in the VFL
	16 9 2001	Claremont	2019 Category B rookie selection		2020	0 for	Member of Fremantle's Next Generation Academy
	25 10 1969	East Fremantle	Foundation selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for East Fremantle 12 for Perth	Member of East Fremantle's 1994 WAFL premiership team
	20 10 1980	Claremont	No. 2, 2000 rookie draft		2000	for Claremont	Later played for Melbourne
	25 7 1976	North Ballarat Rebels	Pre-draft selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for South Fremantle	Later played for Fitzroy and Collingwood
	17 6 1980	Subiaco	No. 17, 1999 rookie draft	2000–2001	1999	for Subiaco and 14 for South Fremantle	Was named as an emergency in round 2, 2000
	29 1 1982	Claremont	No. 20, 2003 rookie draft		2003–2004	for Claremont 51 for Swan Districts	2010 WAFL premiership player
	24 2 1989	Gippsland Power	No. 6, 2008 rookie draft		2008–2009	for Perth
	7 10 1986	Sturt	No. 59, 2004 national draft No. 53, 2007 rookie draft	2005–2006	2007	for East Perth	Nephew of former Essendon player Stephen Copping
	15 04 2005	South Adelaide		2024–2025		28 for
	14 1 1984	NSW/ACT Rams	No. 63, 2002 national draft	2003–2004		for South Fremantle
	1 5 1984	Eastern Ranges	No. 48, 2002 national draft	2003–2004		for Peel
	28 5 1976	Claremont	No. 7, 1995 national draft	N/A		for Claremont	Drafted and delisted in the 1995/96 offseason. From Aquinas College, Perth
	4 7 1975	Subiaco	Foundation selection, 1994 national draft No. 49, 1997 rookie draft	1995–1996	1997	for Subiaco
	29 4 1976	Northern Knights	No. 72, 1994 national draft	N/A		for East Perth	Drafted and delisted in the 1994/95 offseason. Later played for Preston Knights
	3 8 1988	Essendon	Trade, 2013 trade period	2014		for Peel	Previously played for Essendon
	25 6 1990	Woodville-West Torrens	No. 77, 2008 national draft	2009–2010		for East Fremantle	Not to be confused with Chris Hall who played for Port Adelaide, South Adelaide and Subiaco
	10 3 1977	Perth	No. 42, 1994 national draft	N/A			Drafted and delisted in the 1994/95 offseason. From Williams, Western Australia
	26 11 1991	Perth	No. 36, 2009 national draft	2010–2011		for Perth 15 for Swan Districts 17 for East Perth	Brother of Gemma Houghton
	25 05 1994	East Fremantle	No. 26, 2013 rookie draft		2013	WAFL for
	2 3 1992	Kildare	No. 48, 2015 rookie draft		2015-2016	for	First player recruited from Ireland
	6 8 1975	Guildford Grammar	No. 37, 1998 rookie draft		1998	for Peel	Also played professional basketball in the NBL
	27 7 1977	South Fremantle	No. 32, 1997 national draft	1998		for South Fremantle	Previously played for the Brisbane Lions
	20 09 2005				2024–2025	0 for 6 for
	10 11 1986	Glenelg	No. 24, 2005 rookie draft		2005–2006	for Perth
	27 06 2004	Gippsland Power		2023–2024		7 for	Son of Trent Knobel, Later recruited by
	13 12 1986	Sandringham Dragons	No. 8, 2005 rookie draft		2005–2006	for Swan Districts
	11 11 2000				2022–2024	for
	23 3 1976	Gippsland Power	Pre-draft selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for South Fremantle
	5 12 1975	Subiaco	No. 73, 1994 national draft	N/A		for Subiaco	Drafted and delisted in the 1994/95 offseason. Later played for North Melbourne
	7 3 1992	East Fremantle	No. 44, 2012 rookie draft		2012–2014	for East Fremantle 14 for Peel 14 for Subiaco	Previously on Hawthorn's list, later played for Geelong
	25 12 1967	Swan Districts	Zone selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for Swan Districts	Previously played for Richmond
	12 1 1976	Claremont	No. 64, 1997 rookie draft		1997	for Claremont 3 for Subiaco
	21 4 1981	Sydney	No. 4, 2003 rookie draft		2003	for South Fremantle	Previously played for Sydney, later played for Carlton
	8 7 1988	Towns Football Club, Geraldton	No. 77, 2006 AFL draft No. 37, 2008 rookie draft	2007	2008	for East Fremantle	Attended the Clontarf Academy in Geraldton.
	6 4 1974	Perth	Pre-draft selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for Perth and 25 for Peel
		East Fremantle	No. 53, 1998 rookie draft		1998	for East Fremantle	Nephew of coach Gerard Neesham
	26 5 1972	Sydney Swans	Pre-draft selection, 1994 national draft	1995		for East Perth	Also played for Sydney and Melbourne
	8 7 1981	Subiaco	No. 34, 2000 rookie draft		2000	150 for Subiaco	4-time WAFL premiership player
	14 02 1999	Eastern Ranges	No. 65, 2017 national draft No. 20, 2020 rookie draft	2018–2020		for Peel Thunder 37 for
	02 06 2000		No. 11, 2019 mid-season draft		2019–2020	for 5 for	Son of Stephen O'Reilly
	30 10 2000		No. 6, 2020 rookie draft		2020	for Peel Thunder 54 for
		North Melbourne	Traded, 1994 national draft	N/A		for Perth	Traded and delisted in the 1994/95 offseason. Previously drafted by North Melbourne with pick 60 in 1993 AFL draft. Older brother of Graham Polak
		Claremont	No. 19, 1997 rookie draft		1997	for Claremont
	13 03 1991	Norwood	No. 20, 2011 rookie draft		2011–2012	for Perth
		Subiaco	No. 42, 2007 rookie draft		2007	229 for Subiaco	6-time WAFL premiership player
	20 6 1993		No. 26, 2012 rookie draft		2012–2013	148 for	2017 Sandover Medallist
	28 10 1990	East Perth	No. 34, 2009 rookie draft		2009–2011	for East Perth 22 for Subiaco
	5 2 1980	Subiaco	No. 45, 1999 rookie draft		1999–2000	for South Fremantle 36 for Subiaco 71 for Perth
	18 3 1988	Mt Gravatt	No. 13, 2007 rookie draft		2007–2008	for Swan Districts	First player to be drafted to Fremantle from Queensland
		West Perth	No. 56, 1994 national draft	1995		for West Perth
		North Adelaide	No. 67, 2004 national draft No. 13, 2006 rookie draft	2005	2006	for East Fremantle
	1 1 1998				2017–2018	for 15 for	Later played for West Coast
	12 5 2001	Claremont			2020–2021	for 3 for	Next Generation Academy selection
	6 1 1995		No. 16, 2016 rookie draft		2016–2017	for	2015 NEAFL Rising Star winner, 2016 WAFL premiership player
	8 5 2000	Norwood	No. 32, 2018 national draft	2019–2021		16 for
	20 3 1995	South Fremantle	No. 32, 2014 rookie draft		2014–2015	for 34 for
	29 10 1975	Subiaco	No. 4, 1997 rookie draft		1997	for Subiaco 38 for Claremont	Later played for Collingwood
	30 4 1978	Peel	No. 49, 2000 rookie draft		2000	for South Fremantle 43 for Peel
	30 11 2004				2023–2024	for	Next Generation Academy,
	31 10 1993	North Adelaide/Darwin	No. 61, 2012 rookie draft		2012	for	Also known as Jordan King-Wilson and Jordan Wilson
	15 7 1994	Subiaco	No. 16, 2014 rookie draft		2014	for 13 for