AFTER an action packed opening night of the 2023 AFL Draft, night two provided just as much excitement and unpredictability.
Below is who got taken with every pick in tonight’s second half of the draft but if you missed what went down on Monday night, click here for a pick by pick breakdown or here for a full summary of the opening night.
Pick 30: West Coast – Archer Reid (Gippsland Power)
Pick 31: Brisbane – Logan Morris (Western Jets)
Pick 32: Geelong – Mitch Edwards (Peel Thunder)
Pick 33: St Kilda – Angus Hastie (Geelong Falcons)
Pick 34: Carlton – Billy Wilson (Dandenong Stingrays)
Pick 35: Fremantle – Cooper Simpson (Dandenong Stingrays)
Pick 36: Geelong – Shaun Mannagh (Werribee VFL)
Pick 37: Collingwood – Tew Jiath (Gippsland Power)
Pick 38: West Coast – Clay Hall (Peel Thunder)
Pick 39: Essendon – Luamon Lual (GWV Rebels)
Pick 40: Richmond – Kane McAuliffe (North Adelaide)
Pick 41: Fremantle – Ollie Murphy (Sandringham Dragons)
Pick 42: Brisbane – Luke Lloyd (Sandringham Dragons)
Pick 43: Richmond – Liam Fawcett (Central District)
Pick 44: GWS – Joe Fonti (Claremont)
Pick 45: Western Bulldogs – Joel Freijah (GWV Rebels)
Pick 46: Hawthorn – Bodie Ryan (Glenelg)
Pick 47: Western Bulldogs – Lachlan Smith (Gippsland Power)
Pick 48: Port Adelaide – Thomas Anastasopoulos (Geelong Falcons)
Pick 49: West Coast – Harvey Johnston (Sandringham Dragons)
Pick 50: St Kilda – Hugo Garcia (Calder Cannons)
Pick 51: Brisbane – Zane Zakostelsky (Claremont)
Pick 52: Port Adelaide – Lachlan Charleson (GWV Rebels)
Pick 53: Sydney – Patrick Snell (Brisbane Lions Academy)
Pick 54: Essendon – Archie Roberts (Sandringham Dragons)
Pick 55: Western Bulldogs – Aiden O’Driscoll (Perth)
Pick 56: Hawthorn – Calsher Dear (Sandringham Dragons)
Pick 57: Port Adelaide – Will Lorenz (Oakleigh Chargers)
Pick 58: Geelong – George Stevens (GWV Rebels)
Pick 59: GWS – Harvey Thomas (GWS Academy)
Pick 60: Fremantle – Jack Delean (South Adelaide)
Pick 61: Geelong – Oliver Wiltshire (Barwon Heads)
Pick 62: St Kilda – Arie Schoenmaker (Tasmania Devils)
Pick 63: Geelong – Lawson Humphries (Swan Districts)
Pick 64: Brisbane – Reece Torrent (Peel Thunder)
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