Justin Crow

Justin Crow
Personal information
Full name	Justin Crow
Date of birth	(1983-07-16) 16 July 1983
Original team(s)	Doncaster / Oakleigh Chargers
Height / weight	196 cm / 92 kg
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
2004	Collingwood	1 (0)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 2004.
Career highlights
Joseph Wren Memorial Trophy 2004, 2008

Justin Crow (born 16 July 1983) is a former Australian rules footballer who played with Collingwood in the Australian Football League (AFL).

Crow was recruited from the Oakleigh Chargers of the TAC Cup, but from Doncaster originally.^[1] In 2004 he made just one AFL appearance, in Collingwood's round 19 win over Fremantle at Subiaco Oval.^[2] He took two marks and had two kicks in the win. After leaving Collingwood he continued playing football with the Northern Bullants.^[2] Despite his minimal amount of games for the senior team, Crow was the first Collingwood player to twice win the Joseph Wren Memorial Trophy for the best and fairest in the VFL team.

In 2013 Justin became the acting fitness coach at Essendon Football Club.

He is the son of Max Crow, who played for Essendon, St Kilda and Footscray.^[3]

References

↑ Lovett, Michael (2004). AFL 2004 - The Official Statistical History Of The AFL. AFL Publishing. ISBN 0-9580300-5-7.
1 2 AFL Tables: Justin Crow
↑ Holmesby, Russell; Main, Jim (2007). The Encyclopedia Of AFL Footballers. BAS Publishing. ISBN 978-1-920910-78-5.

2002 AFL rookie draft

First round	1. Luke Webster 2. Josh Dicketts 3. Brent Tuckey 4. John Baird 5. Andrew Carrazzo 6. Mark Jamar 7. Nick Greenwood 8. James Podsiadly 9. Paul Thomas 10. Scott McGlone 11. Bret Thornton 12. Jordan Barham 13. Ben Kane 14. Kristian De Pasquale 15. Scott Howard 16. Darren Bradshaw

Second round	17. Josh Head 18. Ben Schwarze 19. Quinten Lynch 20. Stuart Cooper 21. Will Slade 22. David Robbins 23. Matthew Boyd 24. Justin Crow 25. Nathan Bock 26. Chris Obst 27. Ezra Bray 28. Courtney Johns 29. Djaran Whyman 30. Brad Miller 31. Adam Winter

Third round	33. Aaron Sandilands 34. Chris Jones 35. Clancy Rudeforth 36. Adam Chatfield 37. Ryan Ayres 39. Andrew Hill 40. Ben Rutten 41. Ricky O'Loughlin 42. Jordan Doering 43. Mark McKenzie 44. Nick Stone 45. Matt King 46. Ken Hall

Fourth round	49. Nicholas Walsh 50. Mark Dubyna 51. Martin Mattner 53. Michael Davis 54. Nick Jackman 55. Michael Georgiadis 56. Simon Hart 58. Leith Teakle 59. Gerrard Bennett 60. Adam Matthews

Post-draft	62. Tom Hill 64. Luke Jarjoura 65. David Mapleston 66. Nick Raines 67. Luke Weller

2004 AFL rookie draft

1. James Condos
2. Andrew Carrazzo
3. Aaron Davey
4. Nathan Foley
5. Luke Buckland
6. Dylan Pfitzner
8. Ben Clifton
9. Brett Jones
10. Paul Duffield
11. Ben Cosgriff
12. Tim Hazell
13. Adam Grocke
14. Aaron Rogers
15. Zane Leonard
16. Daniel Pratt
18. Murray Boyd
19. Paul Newman
20. Marc Dragicevic
21. James Allan
22. Nick Stone
24. Michael Rix
25. Michael Embley
26. Dylan Smith
27. Nathan Lovett-Murray
28. Rowan Andrews
29. Salim Hassan
30. Scott McGlone
31. David Fanning
32. Matthew Pardew
34. Adam Bentick
35. Luke Molan
39. Josh Thurgood
40. Jaymie Graham
41. Michael Warren
42. Andrew Lovett
43. Brad Dabrowski
44. Dale Ellis
45. Daniel Hunt
46. Dean Benson
47. Josh Drummond
49. Sam Pleming
50. Joel Campbell
53. Shaun Bergin
54. Clancy Rudeforth
55. Ben Colreavy
56. Peter Summers
57. Matthew Smith
59. Luke Taylor
60. Justin Crow
61. Jacob Furfaro
62. Setanta Ó hAilpín
64. Paul Shelton
65. James Davies
66. Nick Potter
67. Leigh Ryswyk
68. Adrian Wilson
70. Jeremy Stiller

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