Daniel Ward (footballer)

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Daniel Ward

Personal information
Full name	Daniel Ward
Date of birth	(1977-07-09) 9 July 1977 (age 47)
Original team(s)	Hoppers Crossing
Height	185 cm (6 ft 1 in)
Weight	84 kg (185 lb)
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1997–2007	Melbourne	136 (31)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 2007.
Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Daniel Ward (born 9 July 1977) is a former Australian Rules footballer for the Melbourne Demons.

Ward was a defender and was named as the club's 'Most Improved Player' after the 1999 season. Two years later he was fifth in Melbourne's best and fairest. He is a former Fitzroy Football Club reserves player.

Ward was a 'run and carry' type player, known for his dashing runs and rebounding attacks from defence. His style of play was not flashy, but very determined and team centred. Despite Melbourne losing the 2000 Grand Final to Essendon, Ward was amongst Melbourne's best performed players that day.

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1997 AFL rookie draft

1. Jason Dylan
2.Adam Contessa
3. Nathan Bassett
4. Cameron Venables
5. Ben Marsh
6. Mal Michael
7. Justin Plapp
8. Brad Campbell
9. Michael Brown
10. Mark Porter
11. Paul Blair
12. Mark Johnson
14. Nathan Tresize
15. Julian Kirzner
16. Luke Ottens
17. Jason Lappin
18. Daniel Ward
19. Matthew Richter
20. Steven Coghill
21. Andrew Pugsley
22. Jason Ramsay
24. Shawn Lewfatt
26. Ryan Webb
27. Gary Moorcroft
30. Bryan Beinke
33. Matthew Bishop
34. Rupert Betheras
36. Michael Polley
41. Trent Simpson
42. Andrew Ramsden
48. Russell Robertson
49. Scott Gooch
56. Todd Nener
57. Luke Trew
59. Steven Mahar
63. Duncan O'Toole
64. Gavin Milentis
66. Peter O'Brien
72. Andrew Henderson
74. Leigh Marshall
78. James McDonald
81. Mark Oxley
87. Damien Franken
89. Adam Ryder

v t e 1998 AFL rookie draft
First round	1. Luke Williams 2. Stephen Jurica 3. Dean Rioli 4. Chris Bossong 5. Brad Dodd 6. Simon Fletcher 7. George Bakoulas 8. Barnaby French 10. Mark Brown 11. Conrad Chambers 12. Paul Lindsay 13. David Round 14. Lincoln Reynolds 15. Lachlan Brown 16. Ben Marsh
Second round	17. Jamie Cann 18. Glen Bowyer 19. Winis Imbi 20. Greg Tivendale 21. Paul Maher 22. Damian Lang 23. Mark Matthews 25. Anthony Sheehan 27. Brad McMahon 28. Chad Fletcher 29. Chris Hemley 30. Craig Folino 31. Shaun Tinsley 33. Tim Davis
Third round	34. Ben Beams 35. Robert Di Rosa 36. Ben Hollands 37. Cameron Jackson 38. Scott Freeborn 39. Tarkyn Lockyer 42. Jason McPherson 43. Laurie Bellotti 44. Shaun Baxter 45. Julian Kirzner 48. Sudjai Cook
Fourth round	49. Peter Walsh 51. Lachlan Oakley 53. John Neesham 54. Shane Flynn 55. Adam Collings 59. Heath Younie 61. Wade Kingsley 64. Steven Hall 65. Matthew Bishop
Fifth round	67. Mark Johnson 70. Cameron Blight 71. Frankie Dimmatina 74. James Byrne 75. Todd Nener
Sixth round	81. Daniel Ward 86. Clint Evans 87. Marcus Barham 89. Tate Day 90. Mark Livy 91. Trent Simpson

Norm Goss Memorial Medal

1983: Austen
1984: Jordan
1985: Eaves
1986: Pastore
1987: Vernon
1988: Reiniets
1989: Reiniets
1990: Round
1991: Gotch
1992: Rugolo
1993: Allday
1994: Allen
1995: Mellody
1996: Taylor
1997: Scott-Branagan
1998: Delarue
1999: Donati
2000: Maloney
2001: Baird
2002: Rahilly
2003: Fletcher
2004: Rigoni
2005: Ward
2006: Read
2007: Lonergan
2008: Smith
2009: Stephenson
2010: Sewell
2011: Pinwill
2012: Horlin-Smith
2013: Simpkin
2014: Goodes
2015: Gibbons
2016: Jong
2017: Lloyd
2018: Mirra
2019: Pickett
2022: White
2023: Mannagh
2024: Henderson

No award presented in 2020 and 2021

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