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<b>  Career : [[2026]]  - <br>
Debut : [[Round 10, 2026]] vs Western Bulldogs <br>
Carlton Player No. 1234 <br>
Games : 1 * <br>
Goals : 0 * <br>
Guernsey No. [[Guernsey 30|30]] <br>
Height : 190 cm (6'2")<br>
DOB: 26 March, 2007  </b><br>
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Jack Ison made Carlton history in 2025, when he became the Blues’ first Next Generation Academy recruit selected in the national draft at pick #47. A product of the Carlton Academy, Ison is a proud Yorta Yorta and Wiradjuri man who played his football for the Oakleigh Chargers prior to officially becoming a Blue. Possessing x-factor in abundance as a dangerous target forward of the ball, as part of a draft class where he was welcomed alongside fellow Carlton Academy alumni Harry Dean. Ison formed a close relationship with Jesse Motlop even prior to officially becoming a Carlton player, while he was teammates with Cooper Lord and Jagga Smith at Scotch College.
Recruited from: Oakleigh U/18s' / Scotch College / Parkside JFC


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Career : 2026 -
Debut : Round 10, 2026 vs Western Bulldogs
Carlton Player No. 1234
Games : 1 *
Goals : 0 *
Guernsey No. 30
Height : 190 cm (6'2")
DOB: 26 March, 2007


Jack Ison made Carlton history in 2025, when he became the Blues’ first Next Generation Academy recruit selected in the national draft at pick #47. A product of the Carlton Academy, Ison is a proud Yorta Yorta and Wiradjuri man who played his football for the Oakleigh Chargers prior to officially becoming a Blue. Possessing x-factor in abundance as a dangerous target forward of the ball, as part of a draft class where he was welcomed alongside fellow Carlton Academy alumni Harry Dean. Ison formed a close relationship with Jesse Motlop even prior to officially becoming a Carlton player, while he was teammates with Cooper Lord and Jagga Smith at Scotch College.

Recruited from: Oakleigh U/18s' / Scotch College / Parkside JFC






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