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Personal information
Justin Sherman
Justin Sherman at a Brisbane Lions public training session in 2008.
Full name	Justin Sherman
Nickname(s)	Sherminator
Date of birth	26 January 1987 (1987-01-26) (age 22)
Recruited from	Clarence / Tasmania U18
Draft	45^th overall, 2004 Brisbane Lions
Height/Weight	184cm / 87kg
Club information
Current club	Brisbane Lions
Number	11 (previously 29)
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
2005-	Brisbane Lions	97 (73)
¹ Playing statistics to end of 2009 season .

Justin Sherman (born 26 January 1987) is an Australian rules footballer in the Australian Football League.

He was recruited as the number 45 draft pick in the 2004 AFL Draft from Clarence. He made his debut for the Brisbane Lions in Round 4, 2005 against Hawthorn.

In only his second season of AFL football, Sherman was voted the Runner-Up in the 2006 Brisbane Lions Best & Fairest award.

Team mates have nicknamed Justin Sherman as "the Sherminator".

Sherman usually plays as a midfielder but can also play at forward pocket and short deep half-forward and half back line.

[edit] Trivia

He previously wore number 29 jersey for Brisbane Lions in his debut season before he switched to number 11 jersey which was previously worn by Brisbane Lions Legend Alastair Lynch
Got married to Jacqueline Martin in October 2008.
He is a second cousin of Bears legend Roger Merrett, a third cousin to Australian cricket skipper Ricky Ponting and first cousin of ex-Tasmanian wicket-keeper Richard Soule.

Justin Sherman profile on the Official AFL Website of the Brisbane Lions Football Club
Justin Sherman's statistics from AFL Tables

Brisbane Lions – current squad

1 Clark · 2 Proud · 3 Sheldon · 4 Johnstone · 6 Power · 7 Adcock · 8 Fevola · 9 McGrath · 10 Rich · 11 Sherman · 12 Hawksley · 16 Brown · 17 Brennan · 18 Banfield · 19 Charman · 20 Black · 21 Merrett · 22 Collier · 23 Leuenberger · 24 Patfull · 25 McCulloch · 28 Selwood · 29 Buchanan · 30 Redden · 31 Polkinghorne · 32 Stiller · 35 Rischitelli · 37 Austin · 38 Rockliff · 39 Drummond · 41 Staker · 42 Hanley · 44 Cornelius · n/a Clarke · n/a Raines · Coach: Voss

* denotes Rookie Listed players

v • d • e Australian Team - 2006 International Rules Series

Captains: Fletcher, Hall \| Bateman \| Brown \| Crowley \| Davey \| Davis \| Fevola \| Fisher \| Gilbee \| Goddard \| Johncock \| Lappin \| McDonald \| Mundy \| O'Keefe \| Peake \| Pearce \| Raines \| Schneider \| Selwood \| Sherman \| Simpson \| Stanton \| Voss \| Coach: Sheedy

v • d • e 2004 AFL Draft

First Round Brett Deledio (Priority Pick) • Jarryd Roughead (Priority Pick) • Ryan Griffen (Priority Pick) • Richard Tambling • Lance Franklin • Tom Williams • Jordan Lewis • John Meesen • Jordan Russell • Chris Egan • Adam Thomson • Danny Meyer • Matthew Bate • Angus Monfries • Lynden Dunn • Adam Pattison • Andrew McQualter • Cameron Wood • Ryan Willits

Second Round Dean Polo • Thomas Murphy • Jesse Wells • Sean Rusling • Nathan van Berlo • Adam Hartlett • Matthew Little • Pat Garner • Chad Gibson • Matthew Rosa • Andrew Lee • Jarred Moore • Brent Prismall • Cain Ackland • James Ezard • Fabian Deluca

Third Round Luke McGuane • Mark LeCras • Damien McCormack • Travis Cloke • Ivan Maric • Luke Blackwell • Jesse W. Smith • Michael Newton • Mitch Morton • Justin Sherman • Henry Slattery • David Spriggs • Nathan Ablett (F/S) • Mark McGough • Jayden Attard • Ben Eckermann

Later Rounds Dean Limbach • Simon Taylor • Stephen Tiller • Adam Iacobucci • Chris Knights • Bradley P. Smith • Brad Moran • Benet Copping • Paul Thomas • Heath James • Matthew Egan • James Gwilt • Luke Forsyth • Mark Graham • Toby Stribling • Ben Schwarze • Daniel Haines • Chris Bryan • Daniel Pratt • Anthony Raso

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