The top five of the 2024 Telstra AFL Draft. Picture: AFL Photos

THE 2024 drafts are done and dusted.

Take a look below at who your club picked, and remember to click the links on each player's name from the draft to get their full profiles and watch video highlights of them in action.

10:05

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

4. Sid Draper
59. Tyler Welsh (father-son)

Rookie Draft

3. Harry Schoenberg (re-listed)
16. Chris Burgess (re-listed)

What the club says: "We've obviously been tracking Sid for a long time and we couldn't be happier that he's now a Crow. As with every draft, we have our talent order and we take the best player and to get Sid at Pick 4 is a fantastic result for our footy club. He's a great character and a leader from his time at South Adelaide, and he as a player he has AFL attributes that are so important in today's game. He's tough and can win his own footy and is explosive when he gets it, it’s a perfect addition to our midfield mix." - Crows recruiting manager Hamish Ogilvie

Sid Draper poses for a photo after being drafted by Adelaide at the Telstra AFL Draft on November 20, 2024. Picture: Getty Images

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

5. Levi Ashcroft (father-son, matched Melbourne's bid)
25. Sam Marshall (Academy, matched Sydney's bid)
42. Ty Gallop (Academy, matched Geelong's bid)

Pre-Season Draft

2. Sam Day

Rookie Draft

15. Darragh Joyce (re-listed)
26. Darcy Craven (re-listed)

What the club says: "Levi is an incredibly consistent and competitive player who will be adding more potency to our midfield. Above his natural talent, Levi is a young man who plays with a really strong team ethos and is a great team person and will be a fantastic addition to our squad. Sam has shown great resilience as he has played through various teams and competitions over the last couple of seasons through the pathway system, where his strong character and work ethic has shone through. Sam has the skill set to eventually develop into a genuine hybrid mid, with his strong inside and outside game complimented by his powerful two-way running and his ability to push forward and impact the game." - Lions recruiting manager Stephen Conole

Levi Ashcroft, Chris Fagan and Sam Marshall pose for a photo during the Telstra AFL Draft on November 20, 2024. Picture: AFL Photos

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

3. Jagga Smith
40. Harry O'Farrell
43. Ben Camporeale (father-son, matched Geelong's bid)
54. Lucas Camporeale (father-son, matched Sydney's bid)

Rookie Draft

9. Harry Charleson 

What the club says: "To have Harry, Ben and Lucas, as well as obviously Jagga last night, we are building the next generation of our squad while also competing for the now, which is really exciting. Jagga is one of the standout leaders in his draft class, which was reflected in his captaincy duties throughout the year, and he's someone who we think can offer a real point of difference to our midfield for a long time. Heading into this draft, we were hoping to round out our midfield group as well as add some tall talent in our back half; when it comes to the latter, we believe Harry can provide that as he continues to develop his game. Ben has had a terrific year, making a name for himself as an inside mid who uses his running and ball-winning nous to link up with teammates down the ground. Lucas is a promising young talent, his impressive running ability and work rate has seen him really make his mark on the wing this year. - Blues list boss Nick Austin

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

47. Joel Cochran (Sydney Academy)
50. Charlie West
56. Will Hayes

Rookie Draft

8. Oleg Markov (re-listed)
20. Ash Johnson (re-listed)

What the club says: "We did well, we got what we wanted in a key forward and key defender that we desperately want to develop through our football club. With our last pick, we were able to get an exciting young small forward and wing so I think we hit every marker that we wanted to so it's exciting times for our club." - Magpies head of list management Justin Leppitsch

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

13. Isaac Kako (Academy, matched Richmond's bid)
37. Kayle Gerreyn
39. Angus Clarke
61. Rhys Unwin
70. Zak Johnson

Rookie Draft

6. Archer Day-Wicks 

What the club says: "[Isaac] is a pretty exciting player, a dynamic small forward, great goal sense and covers the ground really well. He's got a great attitude towards his footy. [Kayle]'s a key forward who can pinch-hit in the ruck, he's very mobile for his size and great skills for a 199cm player. He's very impressive with his foot skills and ability to bring others into the game with his handballing as well. [Angus] does move similarly to Mason (Redman) and has a similar playing brand, so if he becomes half the player of Mason, he's done pretty well in his career. [Rhys] is another dynamic small forward who can pinch-hit up in the midfield as well and he had a really good season, particularly the back half of the season and played really impressive football for the GWV Rebels. [Zach] was the captain at Northern Knights and he's a very poised player, can play in different roles and was a very prolific ball-winner for the Knights. Played half-back for Vic Metro and adapted really well to that position... we really liked his creativity." - Essendon national recruiting manager Rob Forster-Knight

01:59

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

17. Murphy Reid
34. Charlie Nicholls
63. Jaren Carr (father-son)

Rookie Draft

7. Aiden Riddle 

"[Murphy] is a super exciting, super skilful, classy midfield forward. We've been big on him for a couple of years back to the 16s and we thought he was flying under the radar a little bit there and then he exploded this year with his form at the start of the year for Sandringham and ended up being Vic Metro's MVP. We had him a fair bit higher than 17 on our board." – Dockers head of player personnel David Walls

Fremantle draftee Murphy Reid poses for a photo during a media opportunity on November 21, 2024. Picture: AFL Photos

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

44. Jay Polkinghorne
52. Jacob Molier
66. Lennox Hofmann
69. Keighton Matofai-Forbes

Rookie Draft

12. Xavier Ivisic 
23. Patrick Retschko
31. Joe Pike

What the club says: "As each of our selections came up, it presented us with the opportunity to draft four different types of players that we thought would be a great fit for our football club. In the end we were able to pick four players who we think deserve an opportunity at AFL level, and we will get to work with right away to develop them and integrate them into our football program." - Cats recruiting manager Stephen Wells

Lennox Hofmann in action during the Coates Talent League match between Sandringham and Dandenong at RSEA Park on September 15, 2024. Picture: AFL Photos

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

9. Leo Lombard (Academy, matched St Kilda's bid)
49. Cooper Bell (GWS Academy)

Rookie Draft

4. Max Knobel
17. Asher Eastham 

What the club says: "We've known what Leo can do for a long time as a member of our Academy and it's fantastic to have him officially join the club. It's an amazing achievement for Leo and he should be extremely proud of all the hard work and dedication he has put in to achieve his goal of reaching the AFL." - Suns recruiting manager Kall Burns

Leo Lombard poses for a photo after being drafted by Gold Coast during the Telstra AFL Draft on November 20, 2024. Picture: Getty Images

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

18. Oliver Hannaford
19. Harry Oliver
24. Cody Angove
36. Jack Ough
71. Logan Smith (Academy)

Rookie Draft

11. Lachie Keeffe (re-listed)
22. Jacob Wehr (re-listed)
30. Josh Fahey (re-listed)

What the club says: "We came in with a clear plan to select these three players [Hannaford, Oliver and Angove], and it played out perfectly. We couldn't be happier. Ollie and Harry were players that we identified that we feel best suit what we are trying to do and then we wanted to find a player that best complements those two and that’s Cody." - Giants talent boss Adrian Caruso

Greater Western Sydney draftees Oliver Hannaford and Harry Oliver pose for a photo during a media opportunity on November 21, 2024. Picture: AFL Photos

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

35. Noah Mraz
64. Cody Anderson

Pre-Season Draft

1. Jack Gunston (re-listed)

What the club says: TBC

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

6. Harvey Langford
11. Xavier Lindsay
68. Aidan Johnson

What the club says: "To get Harvey is a real thrill for us, to be honest. We love the way he plays. The beauty of Xavier is his IQ is high as well, unbelievable spatial awareness .... and he's an elite kick. It's a really good blend for our footy club, and really adds some variety and some depth to our midfield." – Demons recruiting manager Jason Taylor

Harvey Langford and Xavier Lindsay pose for a photo after being drafted by Melbourne at the Telstra AFL Draft on November 20, 2024. Picture: Getty Images

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

2. Finn O'Sullivan
27. Matt Whitlock
57. Luke Urquhart
67. River Stevens (father-son)

Rookie Draft

1. Toby Pink (re-listed)

What the club says: [O'Sullivan] is a versatile player, he's a tremendous athlete who can really play anywhere on the ground. What's been mentioned is we've got a lot of midfielders, but Finn will be able to go through there, we think he can play half forward, half back, we think he'll be a great wingman, so just that ability for 'Clarko' (coach Alastair Clarkson) to put him wherever had great appeal. And to go with that he's a fantastic young man and I think he'll fit in really well. He's physically pretty ready to go, he's got the speed, he's got the endurance base, I expect he will fill out over the summer months and I expect he'll be right there come round one." - Kangaroos recruiting manager Will Thursfield

03:29

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

15. Joe Berry
33. Jack Whitlock
38. Christian Moraes

Rookie Draft

13. Tom Cochrane 

What the club says: "Joe was obviously someone we were very interested in, and probably he was the one that, in the end, we wanted to pick. I didn't think potentially West Coast were going to pick him, but you do worry that someone else might come in and take that pick off West Coast to pick him. So you do the trade to make sure you get your man." – Power recruiting manager Geoff Parker

02:34

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

1. Sam Lalor
7. Josh Smillie
12. Taj Hotton
14. Jonty Faull
21. Luke Trainor
23. Harry Armstrong
28. Thomas Sims
58. Jasper Alger

What the club says: "We feel like we have been able to set ourselves up, both with these selections and for next year as well. The players we have picked, all have got the ability to play the game no doubt, but the focus for us next year is giving them the best chance to succeed long term." - Richmond GM of Football Blair Hartley

01:28

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

8. Tobie Travaglia
10. Alix Tauru
32. James Barrat
45. Hugh Boxshall
53. Alex Dodson
60. Patrick Said

Rookie Draft

5. Brad Crouch (re-listed)

What the club says: "We've got hopes [Tobie Travaglia] can play a range of roles for us, including midfield. He's got great running capacity and is just a really good all-round player. All of his parameters, both football and physical, fit into our system so we just needed to tick off background and character, which he absolutely did." - Saints footy boss David Misson

Alix Tauru and Tobie Travaglia join St Kilda at the 2024 Telstra AFL Draft. Picture: AFL Photos

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

22. Jesse Dattoli
26. Ned Bowman
41. Riley Bice
55. Riak Andrew

Rookie Draft

14. Blake Leidler
25. Ben Paton 
32. Aaron Francis (re-listed)
33. Joel Hamling (re-listed)

What the club says: "We really rated [Jesse Dattoli] highly and we are excited that he got through to our first pick. We love [Ned Bowman's] attributes, he is a really good athlete who is going to add some speed and power to the front half of our game. Riley [Bice] is a a really good story ... he persisted at his footy and it's taken him a while to get through the system but he's worked his way through to play some really good footy for Werribee this season and deserves his opportunity." - Swans list boss Chris Keane

Sydney draftee Jesse Dattoli poses for a photo during a media opportunity on November 21, 2024. Picture: AFL Photos

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

16. Bo Allan
30. Jobe Shanahan
46. Tom Gross
48. Lucca Grego
65. Hamish Davis

What the club says: "Jobe Shanahan is an absolute ripper as a player - key forward, key back from Echuca, good country boy - and had a really good season playing for Bendigo and for Vic Country. Tom's a forward-mid, really competitive, loves the contest and competes strongly. We were really happy to get him. Lucca Greggo is a back flanker, back pocket, tough, can play midfield, really happy with him. And then with our last pick, we got Hamish Davis, an absolute steal at the back of the draft. Couldn't believe [Bo Allan] got there (with our first pick), it was an outstanding selection. An easy one to call out. Bo's been a terrific player for a couple of years now, a leader with the WA side, so we're really happy to have Bo." - Eagles national recruiting manager Duane Massey

WHO THEY PICKED

AFL Draft

20. Cooper Hynes
29. Lachie Jaques
31. Josh Dolan
51. Sam Davidson
62. Luke Kennedy

What the club says: "There was a lot going on but we're really happy to walk out with the five players that we have. The character of the group is outstanding. There's a good mix of players as well, and a few of them know each other too, which I think is a good thing as well, but overall we're really, really excited with this group. Cooper (Hynes), 190cm, midfield and forward - I think with him, he's got that real strength one-on-one, both as a forward but also as a midfielder and he's got a lot of growth left in him as well. With Lachie (Jaques) and Josh (Dolan), we were able to bring in a defender with the first one and then a small forward with the second, which sort of complemented what we'd done with Cooper already." - Bulldogs national recruiting manager Dom Milesi