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**Marlon** **Motlop**
Personal information

Birth	17 April 1990 (1990-04-17) (age 19)
Recruited from	Wanderers - NT
Height and weight	179cm / 80kg
Playing career¹
Debut	Round 21, 2008, Port Adelaide vs. Melbourne, at AAMI Stadium
Team(s)	Port Adelaide (2008 -) 5 games, 2 goals
¹ Statistics to end of Round 19, 2009 season
Career highlights
Allan McLean Medal - Division 2 NAB AFL U16 Championships AIS/AFL U18 tour to South Africa 2007

Marlon Motlop is an Australian Rules Footballer currently listed with the Port Adelaide Football Club in the AFL. He also plays for North Adelaide in the SANFL.

Motlop was selected by the Power in the 2007 AFL Draft using their second pick, being the 28th pick overall.

Motlop is the youngest player to arrive at the club from the 2007 NAB AFL Draft. The cousin of Daniel Motlop, he has been through the AIS program and won the Allan McLean best-and-fairest medal for the 2006 Division Two NAB AFL Under 16 Championships. He has already impressed his Power teammates with his pace. Being selected with the pick traded to the Adelaide Crows for Brad Symes will add extra interest for fans.

Marlon has Indigenous Australian heritage and his ancestry can be traced to the Larrakia.^[1]

[edit] References

^ AFL Record. Round 9, 2009. Slattery Publishing. pg 74.

[edit] External links

Marlon Motlop profile on the Official AFL Website of the Port Adelaide Football Club
Marlon Motlop's statistics from AFL Tables

Port Adelaide Football Club – current squad

1 Cassisi (captain) · 2 Carr · 3 Salopek · 4 D. Motlop · 6 Pearce · 9 Surjan · 10 Boak · 11 M. Motlop · 12 Trengove · 13 Farmer · 14 P.Stewart · 15 Rodan · 16 Tredrea · 17 Gray · 18 K. Cornes (vice-captain) · 19 Salter · 20 Brogan · 21 Thomas · 22 Hartlett · 23 Lobbe · 24 M. Westhoff · 26 Lower · 27 Carlile · 29 Krakouer · 30 Chaplin · 31 Banner · 32 Broadbent · 33 Ebert · 34 Redden · 35 C. Cornes · 36 Pettigrew · 37 Thompson* · 38 Giles · 39 J. Westhoff · 40 Dawson · 41 Davenport · 42 Meyer · 43 D.Stewart* · 44 Logan · 45 Martin* · 46 Laurie* · n/a Schulz · n/a Nash · Coach: Williams

* denotes Rookie Listed players

2009 Indigenous All-Stars team

v • d • e 2007 AFL Draft

First Round Matthew Kreuzer • Trent Cotchin • Chris Masten • Cale Morton • Jarrad Grant • David Myers • Rhys Palmer • Lachlan Henderson • Ben McEvoy • Patrick Dangerfield • Patrick Veszpremi • Cyril Rioli • Brad Ebert • Jack Grimes • Robbie Tarrant • Matthew Lobbe • Harry Taylor • Alex Rance (Priority Pick)

Second Round Callan Ward • Tony Notte • Addam Maric • Scott Selwood • Tayte Pears • Clayton Hinkley • Tom Collier • Brett Meredith • Andy Otten • Marlon Motlop • Brendan Whitecross • Jarrhan Jacky • John McCarthy • Levi Greenwood • Matthew Westhoff • Dawson Simpson

Third Round Sam Reid • Steven Browne • Scott Thompson • Myke Cook • Darcy Daniher (F/S) • Chris Mayne • James Polkinghorne • Jack Steven • Easton Wood • Scott Simpson • Stuart Dew • Dennis Armfield • Toby Thoolen • Jarrad Boumann • Mitchell Farmer • Dan McKenna

Later Rounds Dean Putt • Bradd Dalziell • Kyle Cheney • Cale Hooker • Mark Johnson • Matt Austin • Fraser Gehrig • Tony Armstrong • Craig Bird • Adam Donohue (F/S) • Jaxson Barham (F/S) • Josh Smith • Guy O'Keefe • Tom McNamara • Kepler Bradley • Eljay Connors • Aaron Kite • Blake Grima • Taylor Walker

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