Shane Harvey

Shane Harvey
Personal information
Date of birth	(1983-01-03) 3 January 1983
Original team(s)	Northern Knights (TAC Cup)
Debut	4 May 2002, Essendon vs. Fremantle, at Subiaco Oval
Height / weight	176 cm / 75 kg
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
2002–2003 2004 Total -	Essendon Kangaroos	11 0(9) 03 0(4) 14 (13)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 2004.

Shane Harvey is a former Australian rules footballer.

Career

He was drafted by the Essendon Football Club in the 2001 National draft at pick 18 in the first round from the Northern Knights. He played 11 games with Essendon before being delisted after the 2003 season.

The Kangaroos picked him at pick 6 of the 2003 Pre-Season Draft after they had promised his brother Brent Harvey that they would select Shane if he was available.^[1] He played 3 games for the Kangaroos and finished his AFL career at the end of the 2004 season.

He has since played for country and suburban clubs, Wakool Football Club in the Golden Rivers Football League in which he helped Wakool win the premiership in 2006, and then North Heidelberg Football Club in 2008 and 2009. He played for Barooga in the Murray Football League in 2010.

Shane has the ability to kick a lot of goals in the local competitions, he kicked 116 for Wakool in 2006 and 107 in 2007, He then kicked 108 for North Heidelberg in 2008 and 102 in 2009. His year at Barooga in 2010 yielded 102 goals.

His Junior club was Preston R.S.L. Football Club.

References

↑ Sydney Morning Herald 24 July 2004 Harvey can't escape the spotlight

External links

Shane Harvey's statistics from AFL Tables

2001 AFL national draft

First round	1. Luke Hodge (PP) 2. Luke Ball (PP) 3. Chris Judd (PP) 4. Graham Polak 5. Xavier Clarke 6. Ashley Sampi 7. David Hale 8. Jimmy Bartel 9. Luke Molan 10. Sam Power 11. Richard Cole 12. Brent Reilly 13. Nick Dal Santo 14. Ashley Watson 15. Barry Brooks 16. Rick Ladson 17. James Kelly 18. Shane Harvey 19. Jason Gram

Second round	20. Daniel Elstone 21. Matt Maguire 22. Mark Seaby 23. Charlie Gardiner 24. Steve Johnson 25. Steven Armstrong 26. Aaron Rogers 27. Tom Davidson 28. Mark Powell 29. Lewis Roberts-Thomson 30. Rod Crowe 31. Joel Reynolds 32. Campbell Brown 33. David Rodan 34. Simon O'Keefe 35. Jarrad Wright

Third round	36. Sam Mitchell 37. Leigh Montagna 38. Ashley Hansen 39. Justin Davies 40. Gary Ablett Jr. (F/S) 41. Henry Playfair 42. Kieran McGuinness 43. Mark McGough 44. Ben Finnin 45. Nathan Clarke 46. Jarrad Waite (F/S) 47. Andrew Welsh 48. Simon Cox 49. Josh Houlihan 50. Paul Salmon

Fourth round	52. Andrew Browne 53. Daniel Hunt 54. Ben Robbins 55. Brad Miller 56. Paul Medhurst 57. Brent Colbert 58. Dane Swan 59. Jacob Schuback 60. Adam Schneider 61. Mick Martyn 62. Damon White 63. Adam Houlihan 64. Daniel McAlister

Sixth round	68. Chris Hyde 69. Matthew McCarthy 71. Brian Harris 72. Tristen Walker 74. Ricky Mott 75. Sam Cranage 76. Jared Poulton 77. Marty McGrath

Seventh round	80. Hugh Foott 81. David Johnson

Eighth round	83. Aaron James

2004 AFL pre-season draft

1. Jade Rawlings 2. Nick Stevens 3. Phillip Read 4. Ben Marsh 5. Paul Koulouriotis 6. Shane Harvey 7. Doug Scott 8. Michael Johnson 10. Jacob Surjan 11. Luke Weller 12. Josh Mahoney

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