AFC Representative players | Adelaide Football Club

Team coach Graham Cornes and captain Chris McDermott for South Australia receives the trophy at the presentation after winning the 1993 AFL State of Origin Final between Victoria and South Australia.

Tony McGuiness for South Australia runs the ball during the 1993 AFL State of Origin match between Victoria and South Australia.

South Australia team celebrates after winning the 1993 AFL State of Origin match between Victoria and South Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Chris McDermott for South Australia takes a kick during the 1995 AFL State of Origin match between Victoria and South Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Mark Bickley and Tony Modra for South Australia relaxes in the rooms after winning the 1996 AFL State of Origin match between South Australia and Western Australia.

Tony Modra for South Australia holds up the Fos Williams Medal after the 1996 AFL State of Origin match between South Australia and Western Australia.

Tony Modra for South Australia holds aloft the trophy after winning the 1996 AFL State of Origin match between South Australia and Western Australia.

South Australia players pose for a team photo after winning the 1996 AFL State of Origin match between South Australia and Western Australia.

Mark Ricciuto of South Australia in action during the 1997 AFL State of Origin match between South Australia and Victoria at Football Park in Adelaide.

Team captain Shaun Rehn and coach Russell Ebert for South Australia hold aloft the trophy after winning the 1998 AFL State of Origin match between South Australia and Western Australia.

Peter Riccardi for Victoria fliesm over Tyson Edwards for South Australia in wet conditions during the State of Origin AFL match between Victoria and South Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne on May 29, 1999.

Paul Chapman of Victoria and Andrew McLeod of the Dream Team contend the ball during the Hall of Fame Tribute match between Victoria and the Dream Team at the MCG.

Andrew McLeod for Australia lines up to kick during the 2000 International Rules Series match between Ireland and Australia at Croke Park in Ireland.

Andrew McLeod of Australia in action during the International Rules Second Test between Australia and Ireland at the Telstra Dome October 28, 2005 in Melbourne, Australia.

Mark Ricciuto for Australia tries to fend off a tackle during the 2000 International Rules Series match between Ireland and Australia at Croke Park in Ireland.

Kieran Donaghy of Ireland & Scott Thompson of Australia contest a mark during the First Test of the 2008 International Rules Series at Subiaco Oval in Perth.

Andrew McLeod and Ashley McGrath #9 of the All Stars celebrate a goal during the AFL trial match against Carlton at the Marrara Oval in Darwin, Australia on February 8, 2003.

Richard Douglas of Australia handballs ahead of Eamonn Callaghan of Ireland during the International Rules Series first test match between Australia and Ireland at Etihad Stadium in Melbourne.

Simon Goodwin of Adelaide and Andrew McLeod of the Allstars pose for a photo during a press conference prior to the Allstars v Adelaide Crows match in Darwin in 2009.

Graham Johncock of the All Stars in against Adelaide Crows at TIO Stadium in Darwin in 2009.

Bernie Vince of Australia in action during the International Rules Series second test match between Australia and Ireland at Metricon Stadium on the Gold Coast, Queensland.

Brett Burton of the Dream Team in action during the Hall of Fame Tribute match between Victoria and the Dream Team at the MCG.

Victoria’s Paul Chapman tackles Graham Johncock of the Dream Team during the Hall of Fame Tribute match between Victoria and the Dream Team at the MCG.

PERTH, AUSTRALIA – NOVEMBER 18: Rory Sloane of Australia spoils a marking contest during the 2017 Virgin International Rules match between Australia and Ireland at Domain Stadium on Saturday, November 18, 2017 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Daniel Carson/AFL Media)

PERTH, AUSTRALIA – NOVEMBER 18: Eddie Betts of Australia kicks on goal during the 2017 Virgin International Rules match between Australia and Ireland at Domain Stadium on Saturday, November 18, 2017 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Daniel Carson/AFL Media)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – SEPTEMBER 2: Sarah Perkins of Victoria rues a missed shot on goal during the 2017 AFLW State of Origin match between Victoria and the Allies at Etihad Stadium on September 2, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Media)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – SEPTEMBER 2: Ebony Marinoff of the Allies is tackled by Karen Paxman of Victoria during the 2017 AFLW State of Origin match between Victoria and the Allies at Etihad Stadium on September 2, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Media)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – SEPTEMBER 2: Chelsea Randall of the Allies in action during the 2017 AFLW State of Origin match between Victoria and the Allies at Etihad Stadium on September 2, 2017 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Media)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – FEBRUARY 28: Rory Laird of the All Stars handballs during the AFL Bushfire Relief State of Origin match between Victoria and the All Stars at Marvel Stadium on February 28, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images via AFL Photos)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – FEBRUARY 28: Taylor Walker of the All Stars in action during the 2020 State of Origin for Bushfire Relief match between Victoria and the All Stars at Marvel Stadium on February 28, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos)

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – FEBRUARY 28: Rory Sloane (left) and Patrick Dangerfield of Victoria pose for a photograph during the 2020 State of Origin for Bushfire Relief match between Victoria and the All Stars at Marvel Stadium on February 28, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos)

Follow the timeline and tables below for information about the Adelaide Football Club players who played at representative level in State-of-Origin, International Series games and for Indigenous All-Stars.

1991

Crows captain Chris McDermott was joined by Bruce Abernethy, Grantley Fielke, Tony McGuinness, Rodney Maynard, Mark Mickan, Darren Smith and Simon Tregenza in South Australia’s team for the midweek State-of-Origin game against Victoria at Football Park. Victoria won by 16 points and Maynard kicked four goals. John Klug played for Tasmania against Victoria.

1992

McDermott, Mark Bickley, Maynard, Tony Modra, David Pittman, Adam Saliba and Nigel Smart played for South Australia’s State-of-Origin side when it defeated Victoria by 13 points at Football Park. Crows coach Graham Cornes was back in charge.

1993

Coach Cornes selected McDermott (captain), Greg Anderson, A. Jarman, Bickley, Modra, Smart, Matthew Robran, McGuinness, Pittman and Ben Hart in South Australia’s State-of-Origin sides against WA and Victoria. SA defeated WA by 36 points at Football Park with Anderson winning the Fos Williams Medal and Modra booting five goals. SA then won the carnival final against Victoria by 12 points at the MCG to be ‘Champions of Australia’. It was SA’s first win at the MCG since 1963.

1994

South Australia celebrated Football Park’s 20^th birthday with a thrilling two-point State-of-Origin win over Victoria. Crows McDermott (captain), A Jarman, Modra, Smart, Hart, Anderson, Jameson, Rehn, Ricciuto and Tregenza represented SA. The team was coached by Graham Cornes, who led SA to its sixth win against Victoria from six games as coach. Andrew Jarman won the Fos Williams Medal as SA’s best. Modra kicked six and Ricicuto was aged only 18 on debut.

1995

Crows Andrew Jarman, Smart, McDermott (captain), Tregenza, Pittman, Wellman, McKinnon, Bickley, Ricciuto and Hart represented South Australia against Victoria at the MCG. Tregenza won the Fos Williams Medal as SA’s best player in the 63-point loss. Matt Connell represented Western Australia against the Allies.

1996

Crows Andrew Jarman, Bickley, Hart, Liptak, Modra, Ricciuto, Robran and Smart represented South Australia in the 35-point State-of-Origin win against Western Australia at Football Park. Modra kicked eight goals to win the Fos Williams Medal as SA’s best player. Crows 1995 Club Champion Connell represented WA.

1997

Darren Jarman, Modra, Pittman, Mark Bickley, Ricciuto, Ben Hart represented South Australia in the State-of-Origin game against Victoria at Football Park. Modra kicked four goals but Victoria won by eight points. Andrew McLeod played for the Allies in their eight-point win against Western Australia.

1998

Adelaide’s State-of-Origin representatives in 1998 were Bickley, Simon Goodwin, Robran, Hart, Brett James, Jarman, Rehn (captain) and Smart. Robran kicked five goals in South Australia’s six-goal win over Western Australia at Football Park. It was the first State-of-Origin game for Goodwin and James. After an eight-year absence, International matches between Australia and Ireland resumed and Crows Hart, Ricciuto and Smart were included in the touring party.

1999

Crows Tyson Edwards, Hart, James, Pittman, Ricciuto, Robran and Smart represented South Australia in its last State-of-Origin game. SA, coached by Graham Cornes, lost to Victoria by 54 points in the rain at the MCG. Hart, Ricciuto, Rehn and Smart also represented Australia against Ireland in the International Rules series in Australia.

2008

The AFL organised an Australian Football Hall of Fame Tribute match between Victoria and a “Dream Team” of players from all other States and territories. Adelaide was represented in the Dream Team by Graham Johncock, Ben Rutten, McLeod (captain), Goodwin, Brett Burton and Nathan Bock. A Saturday night crowd of 69,294 at the MCG watched Victoria win by 17 points.

2017

Five months after Adelaide won the inaugural AFLW premiership, Chelsea Randall, Ebony Marinoff, Jess Sedunary, Courtney Cramey and Steve-Lee Thompson represented the Allies against Victoria in a State-of-Origin women’s exhibition game at Docklands Stadium. The Allies were coached by Crows leader Bec Goddard and Crows forward Sarah Perkins played for Victoria, which won by 97 points after kicking the last 13 goals of the match.

2020

The AFL arranged a State-of-Origin match between Victoria and All Stars teams as a bushfire relief fundraiser on February 28. Rory Sloane represented Victoria and Taylor Walker, Brodie Smith and Rory Laird played for the Allies. Victoria won by 46 points at Marvel Stadium after trailing by nine points at the last break.

International Series, Australia v Ireland

Season	Representatives

1998	Hart, Ricciuto, Smart
1999	Hart, Rehn, Smart, Ricciuto
2000	McLeod, Ricciuto
2001	Goodwin, McLeod
2002	Bickley, Edwards
2003	Bickley
2005	McLeod (captain), Jim Stynes Medallist
2006	Johncock
2008	Bock, Scott Thompson
2010	Patrick Dangerfield
2011	Richard Douglas, Bernie Vince
2013	Cam Ellis-Yolmen (Indigenous All Stars team)
2014	Dangerfield, Smith
2015	Betts, Dangerfield
2017	Betts, Laird, Sloane

Indigenous All-Stars

Season	Representatives

1994 v Collingwood	Shane Tongerie
2003 v Carlton	Andrew McLeod
2005 v Western Bulldogs	McLeod
2007 v Essendon	McLeod (captain), Graham Johncock
2009 v Adelaide	McLeod (captain), Johncock, Jarrhan Jacky, Jared Petrenko, Jonathon Griffin
2013 v Richmond	Johncock, Petrenko, Ellis-Yolmen
2015 v West Coast	Ellis-Yolmen