Brad Ebert

Brad Ebert

Personal information
Full name	Bradley Ebert
Date of birth	(1990-04-02) 2 April 1990
Original team(s)	Port Adelaide (SANFL)
Draft	13th, 2007 National Draft (West Coast)
Height / weight	189 cm / 88 kg
Position(s)	Midfield, half-forward flank
Club information
Current club	Port Adelaide
Number	7
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
2008–2011 2012– Total	West Coast Port Adelaide	076 (33) 0104 (70) 190 (103)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 2016.
Career highlights
South Australian Under-18 representative 2007 South Australian Under-18 captain 2007 AFL Rising Star nominee 2008 Fos Williams Medal 2012

Bradley "Brad" Ebert (born 2 April 1990) is an Australian rules footballer currently listed with Port Adelaide in the Australian Football League (AFL).

His father Craig Ebert played 112 games for Port Adelaide during the 1980's. He is the nephew of Russell Ebert.

Career

West Coast

The son of Craig Ebert, a former West Adelaide and Port Adelaide player, and the nephew of Russell Ebert,^[1] Ebert was drafted with the 13th pick overall by the West Coast Eagles in the 2007 National Draft, having previously played for Port Adelaide in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL). This selection caused some controversy in South Australia as Adelaide were expected to selected Ebert with pick 10, but instead chose Patrick Dangerfield, a Victorian. Ebert had also captained South Australia at the 2007 Under-18 Championships.

Ebert made his debut for West Coast in round two of the 2008 season while still a 17-year-old, becoming the youngest Eagles debutant since Daniel Kerr in 2001. He played 15 matches in his debut season, and was nominated for the 2008 AFL Rising Star after a 25-disposal three-goal game in round 17 against St Kilda. Ebert played 17 matches in 2009 and every game in 2010 playing mainly as an inside midfielder, playing with Peel Thunder in the West Australian Football League (WAFL) when not playing with the Eagles.

In 2011, Ebert was switched from the midfield to the half-forward flank. He played 22 games, kicking 14 goals, including a career-high four goals against Richmond in round 20, but was dropped twice after struggling for form. He requested to be traded to Port Adelaide in October 2011,^[2] with the trade being completed on 17 October.^[3]

Port Adelaide

In 2012, Ebert had a breakout year for Port Adelaide. His hard playing style and consistency quickly made him well liked from the Port Adelaide supporters. Brad Ebert had many stand out performances during the year, for example in round 22 against Brisbane he finished with 32 disposals(24 kicks 8 hballs) 3 marks and 4 tackles. Ebert finished the year playing all 22 games for the season and kicking 17 goals. His consistency lead to many off field achievements also, such as finishing equal second alongside Matthew Broadbent in the Port Adelaide Best and Fairest, and finishing the highest of all Port players in the Brownlow Medal.

At the start of 2013, Ebert announced as the vice-captain of Port Adelaide. Ebert played in every game in 2013 averaging 23.1 disposals a game.

For season 2014, Ebert recorded exactly the same number of disposals and goals as 2013. In season 2015, he once again played in every game for the club.

Statistics

Statistics are correct to the end of round 2, 2015 ^[4]

Legend
G	Goals	B	Behinds	K	Kicks	H	Handballs	D	Disposals	M	Marks	T	Tackles

Season	Team	#	Games	G	B	K	H	D	M	T	G	B	K	H	D	M	T
Season	Team	#	Totals								Averages (per game)
2008	West Coast	18	15	5	1	136	97	233	5	1	0.3	0.1	9.1	6.5	15.5	3.7	3.2
2009	West Coast	18	17	6	7	140	142	282	75	69	0.4	0.4	8.2	8.4	16.6	4.4	4.1
2010	West Coast	5	22	8	13	267	154	421	103	90	0.4	0.6	12.1	7.0	19.1	4.7	4.1
2011	West Coast	5	22	14	7	176	123	299	82	73	0.6	0.3	8.0	5.6	13.6	3.7	3.3
2012	Port Adelaide	7	22	17	13	301	203	504	103	128	0.8	0.6	13.7	9.2	22.9	4.7	5.8
2013	Port Adelaide	7	24	13	6	354	201	555	128	119	0.5	0.3	14.8	8.4	23.1	5.3	5.0
2014	Port Adelaide	7	25	13	10	326	229	555	121	149	0.5	0.4	13.0	9.2	22.2	4.8	6.0
2015	Port Adelaide	7	2	1	1	36	25	61	20	11	0.5	0.5	18.0	12.5	30.5	10.0	5.5
Career			149	77	58	1736	1174	2910	688	687	0.5	0.4	11.7	7.9	19.5	4.6	4.6

References

↑ "Ebert to captain SA Under-18". Fox Sports. Retrieved 30 September 2014.
↑ Ebert leaves nest – westcoasteagles.com.au. Published 4 October 2011. Retrieved 5 October 2011.
↑ Trades as they happen Archived 18 October 2011 at the Wayback Machine. – afl.com.au. Published 17 October 2011. Retrieved 17 October 2011.
↑ Brad Ebert's player profile at AFL Tables

External links

Brad Ebert's profile on the official website of the Port Adelaide Football Club
Brad Ebert's statistics from AFL Tables

Port Adelaide Football Club – current squad

1 Boak (c)
2 Powell-Pepper
3 Neade
4 Ryder
5 Broadbent
6 Monfries
7 Ebert
8 Hartlett (vc)
9 R. Gray
11 Young
12 Trengove
13 Marshall
14 Frampton
15 Amon
16 Wines
17 Clurey
18 Toumpas
19 White
20 Wingard
21 Polec
22 Dixon
23 Lobbe
24 Impey
25 Austin
26 Bonner
27 Eddy*
28 Drew
29 Pittard
30 Atley
31 Johnson
32 Howard
33 Byrne-Jones
34 Snelling*
36 Hombsch
37 Palmer
38 Ladhams*
39 Westhoff
40 Lienert*
41 Ah Chee
42 Jonas
43 Houston*
44 Hewett*
45 Irra*
46 S. Gray
48 Krakouer

Coach: Hinkley

* denotes rookie listed players

2008 AFL Rising Star nominees

Rd 1: Houli Rd 2: Hill Rd 3: Palmer Rd 4: Jack Rd 5: McKinley Rd 6: Rioli Rd 7: Wonaeamirri Rd 8: Tippett Rd 9: Ibbotson Rd 10: Brown Rd 11: Kreuzer Rd 12: Cotchin Rd 13: J. Morton Rd 14: Garland Rd 15: Riewoldt Rd 16: Reimers Rd 17: Ebert Rd 18: Urquhart Rd 19: Grigg Rd 20: C. Morton Rd 21: Dalziell Rd 22: Carlile

Italics denote winner

2007 AFL national draft

First round	1. Matthew Kreuzer 2. Trent Cotchin 3. Chris Masten 4. Cale Morton 5. Jarrad Grant 6. David Myers 7. Rhys Palmer 8. Lachie Henderson 9. Ben McEvoy 10. Patrick Dangerfield 11. Patrick Veszpremi 12. Cyril Rioli 13. Brad Ebert 14. Jack Grimes 15. Robbie Tarrant 16. Matthew Lobbe 17. Harry Taylor 18. Alex Rance (PP)

Second round	19. Callan Ward 20. Tony Notte 21. Addam Maric 22. Scott Selwood 23. Tayte Pears 24. Clayton Hinkley 25. Tom Collier 26. Brett Meredith 27. Andy Otten 28. Marlon Motlop 29. Brendan Whitecross 30. Jarrhan Jacky 31. John McCarthy 32. Levi Greenwood 33. Matthew Westhoff 34. Dawson Simpson

Third round	35. Sam Reid 36. Steven Browne 37. Scott Thompson 38. Myke Cook 39. Darcy Daniher (F/S) 40. Chris Mayne 41. James Polkinghorne 42. Jack Steven 43. Easton Wood 44. Scott Simpson 45. Stuart Dew 46. Dennis Armfield 47. Toby Thoolen 48. Jarrad Boumann 49. Mitch Farmer 50. Dan McKenna

Fourth round	51. Dean Putt 52. Bradd Dalziell 53. Kyle Cheney 54. Cale Hooker 55. Mark Johnson 56. Matt Austin 57. Fraser Gehrig 58. Tony Armstrong 59. Craig Bird 60. Adam Donohue (F/S) 61. Jaxson Barham (F/S) 62. Josh Smith 63. Guy O'Keefe

Fifth round	66. Tom McNamara 69. Kepler Bradley 70. Eljay Connors 71. Aaron Kite 72. Blake Grima

Sixth round	75. Taylor Walker (NSWSP)

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