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The Western Bulldogs will unleash their fifth AFL debutant of the 2025 season when Jordan Croft takes to the field on Sunday afternoon.
The father-son prospect has been named to face West Coast following a strong run of performances in the VFL, including a three-goal display against the ladder-leading Box Hill Hawks last Saturday.
“It caught me off guard a little bit – I was just doing a bit of skills off the track with Jaquesy (Lachie Jaques) and JOD (James O’Donnell), and then came together as a group and Reidy (Ben Reid) announced I was playing this week,” Croft said.
“I’m super ecstatic to be playing.
“Being able to get the opportunity now is just super exciting for me and my family. (Dad) was taken aback a little bit.”
Croft was drafted with Pick 15 in the 2023 National Draft. He is the son of Matthew Croft who played 186 games in the red, white and blue, mainly as a key defender.
The Western Bulldogs will unleash their fifth AFL debutant of the 2025 season when Jordan Croft takes to the field on Sunday afternoon.
The father-son prospect has been named to face West Coast following a strong run of performances in the VFL, including a three-goal display against the ladder-leading Box Hill Hawks last Saturday.
“It caught me off guard a little bit – I was just doing a bit of skills off the track with Jaquesy (Lachie Jaques) and JOD (James O’Donnell), and then came together as a group and Reidy (Ben Reid) announced I was playing this week,” Croft said.
“I’m super ecstatic to be playing.
“Being able to get the opportunity now is just super exciting for me and my family. (Dad) was taken aback a little bit.”
Croft was drafted with Pick 15 in the 2023 National Draft. He is the son of Matthew Croft who played 186 games in the red, white and blue, mainly as a key defender.
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