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Personal information
Mitch Morton
Full name	Mitchell Robert Morton
Date of birth	28 January 1987 (1987-01-28) (age 22)
Place of birth	Western Australia
Recruited from	Claremont
Draft	44^th(Father-Son) overall, 2004 West Coast
Height/Weight	184cm / 73kg
Position(s)	Half Forward/Full Forward
Club information
Current club	Richmond
Number	20
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
2005-2007 2008- Total	West Coast Richmond	12 (11) 33 (68) 45 (79)
¹ Playing statistics to end of 2009 season .

Mitch Morton (born 28 January 1987) is an Australian rules football player for the Richmond Football Club in the AFL.

Morton was initially drafted by the West Coast Eagles under the father-son rule as he is the son of Noel Morton, who played 171 WAFL games for Claremont.

At the end of the 2007 season, West Coast traded Morton to Richmond for the number 35 draft pick in the 2007 AFL Draft. Morton is now a prominent and vital member of the Tigers squad, winning the Michael Roach medal as the leading goal kicker for the club this season (2009).

A former student of Hale School in Perth, Mitch is the brother of Jarryd, a listed player at Hawthorn, and Cale, who has been drafted by Melbourne.[1]

[edit] References

Richmond Football Club – current squad

2 Thursfield · 3 Deledio · 5 Simmonds · 8 Riewoldt · 9 Cotchin · 10 Edwards · 12 Richardson · 13 McMahon · 14 Polo · 15 Farmer · 16 McGuane · 17 Newman · 18 Rance · 19 Daniel Connors · 20 Morton · 21 Tuck · 23 Jackson · 24 Collins · 26 Nahas · 27 Hislop · 28 King · 29 Vickery · 30 Tambling · 31 Thomson · 32 Cousins · 33 Gourdis* · 34 Browne · 35 White · 37 Post · 40 Moore · 41 Foley · 44 Graham · 45 Gilligan* ·

Coach: Hardwick

* denotes Rookie Listed players

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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