From Subiaco, WA

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Player Era Other Points
Doug Fraser 1910 Via Yarraville, Victoria
Bruce Campbell 1911 Also played at Fitzroy and Melbourne
William Morgan 1921 Also played at South Melbourne
Brighton Diggins 1938 - 1940 Premiership Captain / Sth Melbourne
Jack Cooper 1947 N/A
Mike Fitzpatrick 1975 – 1983 Premiership Captain
Damian Hampson 1991 - 1992 Did not play a game for Carlton
Simon White 2010 - 2017 Picked up as a Rookie in the 2010 draft / Carine, WA
Josh Deluca 2019 Picked up in 2019 Mid-Season Rookie Draft / Sorrento Duncraig JFC (also played at Peel Thunder whilst at Fremantle Dockers)



Vin Catoggio also had a stint at Subiaco in 1977.

Each of Diggins and Fitzpatrick were indeed recognised in the Subiaco Team of the Century announced in 2008.

Links


Interstate Premiership Players | Western Australia

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