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Nick Stevens
Height: 182
Weight: 85
Date of Birth: 3rd January 1980
Nickname: Nick
Contract Details: Delisted at the end of 2003 and then picked up by Carlton in the 2004 Pre-Season Draft.
Position: Midfielder
SANFL Club: West Adelaide
Recruited From: Preston Knights (Pick 25 in the 1997 National Draft)
Other AFL Clubs: Carlton (2004- , 65 games, 32 goals)
Career Games: 192 (92 wins, 4 draws, 96 losses)
Career Goals: 110
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More info on Nick Stevens
Had an outstanding debut season in 1998 after being drafted from the Preston under 18’s and was runner up for that year’s Rising Star award.
A solid midfielder with good skills. Steady for most of 2002, his form kicked up another level late in the year and he was a dangerous winger in the closing stages of the season.
In 2003 he became more of an ‘inside’ player as a result of the absence of Josh Francou with a knee injury. His stats of winning contested ball and centre clearances lifted dramatically.
He was at the centre of a huge controversy at the end of the 2003 season when he announced he wanted to cross to Collingwood. However, the Power refused Collingwood’s trade offers and Stevens was forced to enter the pre-season draft where he was secured by Carlton.
Courtesy of 'The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers'
Height: 182
Weight: 85
Date of Birth: 3rd January 1980
Nickname: Nick
Contract Details: Delisted at the end of 2003 and then picked up by Carlton in the 2004 Pre-Season Draft.
Position: Midfielder
SANFL Club: West Adelaide
Recruited From: Preston Knights (Pick 25 in the 1997 National Draft)
Other AFL Clubs: Carlton (2004- , 65 games, 32 goals)
Career Games: 192 (92 wins, 4 draws, 96 losses)
Career Goals: 110
For more career stats click here.
More info on Nick Stevens
Had an outstanding debut season in 1998 after being drafted from the Preston under 18’s and was runner up for that year’s Rising Star award.
A solid midfielder with good skills. Steady for most of 2002, his form kicked up another level late in the year and he was a dangerous winger in the closing stages of the season.
In 2003 he became more of an ‘inside’ player as a result of the absence of Josh Francou with a knee injury. His stats of winning contested ball and centre clearances lifted dramatically.
He was at the centre of a huge controversy at the end of the 2003 season when he announced he wanted to cross to Collingwood. However, the Power refused Collingwood’s trade offers and Stevens was forced to enter the pre-season draft where he was secured by Carlton.
Courtesy of 'The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers'
