# List of Subiaco footballers who have also played in the VFL/AFL

West Australian Football League (WAFL) club Subiaco has a relationship with the VFL/AFL dating back to the start of the 20th century, with numerous players moving in both directions to and from Victoria and Western Australia. To cover for two-way movement, a separate list is provided for players who moved to Subiaco from the VFL/AFL. Lists are also provided for those who have played for the Western Australia-based AFL teams, West Coast and Fremantle. Only footballers who have played at least one senior game at VFL/AFL are included.

## Players recruited / drafted into VFL/AFL from Subiaco

| Club | Player(s) | Time at club | Games (Goals) | Notable achievements |
| Adelaide | Matthew Connell Tyson Stenglein | 1995–2000 1999–2004 | 96 (28) 106 (26) | 2× AFL Premiership (1997, 1998) 0 |
| Brisbane Bears/Brisbane Lions | Des Headland Daniel Rich | 1999–2002 2009–current | 52 (52) 259 (114) | AFL Premiership 2002 0 |
| Carlton | Brighton Diggins Mike Fitzpatrick Simon White | 1938–1940 1975–1983 2010–2017 | 31 (6) 150 (150) 87 (12) | VFL Premiership 1938 3× VFL Premiership (1979, 1981, 1982) 0 |
| Collingwood | Peter Eakins | 1970–1972 | 32 (1) | |
| Essendon | Michael Symons | 1992–1999 | 109 (80) | |
| Fitzroy | | | | |
| Footscray/Western Bulldogs | Peter Featherby Dennis Blair | 1975–1976 1976–1978 | 42 (15) 41 (9) | |
| Geelong | Len Metherell Peter Featherby Mitchell White Sam Menegola | 1930–1936 1979–1983 2001–2003 2016–current | 110 (117) 93 (79) 23 (21) 109 (76) | VFL Premiership 1931 0 0 0 |
| Gold Coast | Kyal Horsley | 2012–2013 | 14 (3) | |
| Greater Western Sydney | | | | |
| Hawthorn | Cyril Collard Gary Buckenara | 1957–1958 1982–1990 | 13 (3) 154 (293) | 0 4× VFL Premiership (1983, 1986, 1988, 1989), 3× All-Australian (1983, 1985, 1986) |
| Melbourne | Warren Dean | 1987–1989 | 32 (25) | |
| North Melbourne | Matthew Burton | 2000–2003 | 77 (33) | |
| Port Adelaide | Jarrad Schofield Mitch Georgiades | 1999–2004 2020–current | 131 (93) 38 (50) | AFL Premiership 2004 0 |
| Richmond | Neil Balme | 1970–1979 | 159 (229) | 2× VFL Premiership (1973, 1974) |
| South Melbourne/Sydney | Brighton Diggins Bill Faul Austin Robertson Jr. Trent Dennis-Lane | 1932–1937 1932–1938 1966 2010–2012 | 65 (21) 117 (2) 18 (60) 19 (30) | VFL Premiership 1933 VFL Premiership 1933 0 0 |
| St Kilda | George Young Jason Heatley Trent Dennis-Lane | 1973–1978 1997–2000 2013–2014 | 108 (284) 60 (163) 10 (9) | |
| sources: Subiaco Football Club 2018 Yearbook, p. 53; VFL/AFL Players from Subiaco - Draftguru |||||
There is a list of past and present Subiaco players who have played at AFL/VFL:
* Richard Ambrose (Sydney Swans) (1993)
* Jack Anthony (Collingwood and Fremantle) (2008–2012)
* David Antonowicz (West Coast Eagles) (2000)
* Horrie Bant (1882–1957) (St Kilda and Essendon) (1906–1910)
* Dave Barry (1888–1913) (South Melbourne) (1909–1910)
* Peter Bird (Fitzroy) (1995–1996)
* John Bowe (1911–1990) (South Melbourne) (1933)
* Todd Breman (West Coast Eagles and Richmond) (1989–1993)
* Peter Bennett (Hawthorn and Essendon) (1976-1981)
* Greg Broughton (Fremantle and Gold Coast) (2009–2015)
* Jay Burton (Fremantle) (1995)
* Bill Bushell (1888–1951) (St Kilda) (1910)
* Ted Cahill (1902–1968) (Footscray) (1927-1928)
* Brad C. Campbell (St Kilda) (1997–1999)
* Bruce Campbell (1890–1964) (Carlton, Fitzroy and Melbourne) (1911–1912; 1920)
* Adam Cockie (West Coast Eagles) (2008–2009)
* Davitt Coghlan (Fitzroy) (1925, 1928-1930)
* Matthew Connell (West Coast Eagles and Adelaide) (1993–2000)
* Brian Cook (Melbourne) (1977)
* Jack Cooper (1922–2003) (Carlton) (1947)
* Lou Daily (1911–1974) (Collingwood and Geelong) (1933–1934)
* Ian Dargie (St Kilda and West Coast Eagles) (1989–1991)
* Col Davey (1927–2013) (Collingwood) (1951–1952)
* Rochford Devenish-Meares (Hawthorn) (1968)
* Ernie Eiffler (1925–2014) (Collingwood) (1945)
* Doug Fraser (1886–1919) (Carlton) (1910)
* Michael R. Gardiner (Collingwood) (1998–1999)
* Nick Gelavis (South Melbourne and Footscray) (1953–1954)
* John Georgiades (Footscray) (1989–1991)
* Tim Gepp (Richmond and Footscray) (1983–1986)
* Tony Godden (West Coast Eagles and Fremantle) (1993–1998)
* David Gourdis (Richmond) (2010–2011)
* Chris Hall (Port Adelaide) (2003)
* Damian Hampson (West Coast Eagles) (1993–1994)
* Kyron Hayden (North Melbourne) (2018-Current)
* David Haynes (West Coast Eagles and Geelong (2000–2005)
* Graham Heal (North Melbourne) (1968)
* Jason Heatley (West Coast Eagles and St Kilda) (1995–2000)
* Evan Hewitt (North Melbourne and Adelaide) (1997–2002)
* Todd Holmes (West Coast Eagles) (1998–2000)
* Bret Hutchinson (Melbourne) (1985)
* Ron Jacks (Footscray) (1973)
* Jarrhan Jacky (Adelaide) (2008)
* Bob Johnson (1935–2001) (Melbourne) (1954–1961)
* Jarrod Kayler-Thomson (Hawthorn) (2010)
* Adam Lange (Kangaroos) (1999–2002)
* Johnny Leonard (1903–1995) (South Melbourne) (1932)
* Andrew Macnish (West Coast Eagles and Geelong) (1987–1992)
* Neil Marshall (West Coast Eagles) (1997–1998)
* Sam McFarlane (North Melbourne) (1996)
* Paul McDonald (Essendon) (1975–1978)
* Daniel Metropolis (West Coast Eagles and Fremantle) (1992–2001)
* Harry Morgan (1889–1956) (South Melbourne and Carlton) (1914–1915; 1917–1918; 1921)
* George Moysey (1874–1932) (Melbourne) (1897–1899)
* David Mundy (Fremantle) (2005–present)
* John O'Connell (1951–1989) (Carlton) (1970–1976)
* Glenn O'Loughlin (West Coast Eagles) (1987)
* Billy Orr (1883–1963) (Carlton) (1903)
* Daniel Parker (Fremantle) (1996–1999)
* Seff Parry (1907–1980) (Fitzroy) (1933)
* Stan Penberthy (1906–1989) (Footscray and Melbourne) (1932–1937)
* Todd Ridley (Essendon, Fremantle and Hawthorn) (1991–1997)
* Michael Rix (St Kilda) (2006–2008)
* Lester Ross (St Kilda) (1959)
* Eric Sarich (South Melbourne) (1965-1968; 1971)
* Joe Scaddan (1886–1971) (Collingwood) (1910)
* Phil Scott (West Coast Eagles) (1987–1990)
* David Sierakowski (St Kilda and West Coast) (1994–2003)
* Callum Sinclair (West Coast Eagles and Sydney Swans) (2013–present)
* Peter Spencer (North Melbourne) (1981–1982)
* Lance Styles (Carlton) (1973–1974)
* Jack Sweet (1919–2006) (South Melbourne) (1943)
* Michael Taylor (Fremantle) (1995)
* Robert Thompson (Essendon) (1967–1971)
* Wayde Twomey (Carlton) (2011)
* Bill Valli (Collingwood and Essendon) (1979–1980)
* Cameron Venables (Collingwood) (1999)
* Shane Yarran (Fremantle) (2016)
* Mark Zanotti (West Coast Eagles, Brisbane Bears and Fitzroy) (1987–1995)

## Players who came to Subiaco from the VFL/AFL

* Frank Murphy, from Collingwood (1935–1937: 53 games, 11 goals)
* Haydn Bunton Sr., from Fitzroy (1938–1941: 72 games, 190 goals — 3× Sandover Medal 1938, 1939, 1941)
* Les Hardiman, from Geelong (1938–1941: 69 games, 122 goals)
* Keith Shea from Carlton (1938–1939: 37 games, 69 goals)
* Dave Cuzens, from Richmond (1962: 13 games, 8 goals)
* Brian Sierakowski, from St Kilda (1969–1974: 115 games, 20 goals — WANFL Premiership 1973)
* Peter Ellis, from Fitzroy (1972, 1974–78: 88 games, 63 goals)
* Ross Smith, from St Kilda (1973–1974: 39 games, 22 goals — WANFL Premiership captain-coach 1973)
* David Rhodes, from Fitzroy (1974–1977: 48 games, 33 goals)
* David Parkin, from Hawthorn (1975: 8 games, 2 goals)
* Graeme Schultz, from Essendon (1975–1981: 85 games, 137 goals)
* Vin Catoggio, from Carlton (1976–1977: 30 games, 53 goals)
* Brian Douge, from Hawthorn (1977–1981: 81 games, 23 goals)
* Derek Kickett, from Sydney (1997: 12 games, 29 goals)
* Daniel Chick, from West Coast (2008–2009: 22 games, 13 goals — WAFL Premiership 2008) [originally from East Fremantle]

## West Coast representatives

* Laurie Keene, 1987–1990: 36 games, 38 goals — Kicked West Coast's first VFL/AFL goal
* Dwayne Lamb, 1987–1994: 151 games, 44 goals — AFL Premiership 1992
* Mark Zanotti, 1987–1988: 36 games, 6 goals
* Karl Langdon, 1988–1995: 100 games, 107 goals — AFL Premiership 1992
* Brett Heady, 1990–1999: 156 games, 237 goals — 2× AFL Premiership (1992, 1994)
* Dean Kemp, 1990–2001: 243 games, 117 goals — 2× AFL Premiership (1992, 1994), Norm Smith Medal 1994, All-Australian 1992
* Drew Banfield, 1993–2006: 265 games, 76 goals — 2× AFL Premiership (1994, 2006)
* Jarrad Schofield 1993–1998: 63 games, 34 goals
* Andrew Donnelly, 1996–2000: 68 games, 69 goals
* Josh Wooden, 1997–2007: 96 games, 18 goals
* Chad Fletcher, 1999–2009: 179 games, 74 goals — AFL Premiership 2006, All-Australian 2004
* Mark Nicoski, 2004–2013: 112 games, 61 goals
* Tyson Stenglein, 2005–2009: 102 games, 25 goals — AFL Premiership 2006
* Matt Priddis, 2006–2017: 240 games, 73 goals — Brownlow Medal 2014, All-Australian 2015
* Dom Sheed, 2014–current: 141 games, 64 goals — AFL Premiership 2018
* Brayden Ainsworth, 2018–current: 15 games, 4 goals
* Liam Ryan, 2018–current: 77 games, 111 goals — AFL Premiership 2018, All-Australian 2020

## Fremantle representatives

* Matthew Burton, 1995–1999: 70 games, 32 goals
* Shane Parker, 1995–2007: 238 games, 11 goals — First player to reach 200 AFL games for Fremantle
* Luke Toia, 1996–2003: 63 games, 33 goals
* Antoni Grover, 1999–2012: 202 games, 27 goals
* Ryan Crowley, 2003–2015: 188 games, 117 goals
* Des Headland, 2003–2010: 114 games, 125 goals
* Jarrad Schofield, 2005–2006: 12 games, 2 goals