Zac is the son of Crows assistant coach and AFL Hall of Famer Ben Hart, who played 311 games for the side, including their back-to-back premierships in 1997-98. On the horizon: Zac Hart could be the Crows' third father-son selection in as many years. However, only 191 of those were between 19, meaning Gibbs was allowed to go into the draft and was picked up by Carlton. A famous case involved No.1 overall draft pick Bryce Gibbs, who the Crows wanted as a father-son pick because his father Ross played 253 games for Glenelg. The Crows also have father-son rights over players with 200 or more games at SANFL clubs Norwood, Glenelg, Sturt and South Adelaide, provided those games were in a 20-year period between 19, before the Crows entered the AFL in 1991. Who is eligible: The sons of Crows players with 100 or more games for the club are eligible as father-son selections.
We'll take a look later this year, ahead of the AFLW draft, at the women who could continue their family's history at the top level. Take a look at who's a genuine chance to join each team in the next couple of years, and identify the young sons of club greats who could qualify if footy becomes their calling.Īnd as of last year, talented daughters of past AFL players can join their father's club as long as he played at least one senior game.
After North Melbourne great John Blakey's son Nick sparked debate by choosing to join Sydney as a Next Generation Academy player, 's writers have canvassed every club's father-son prospects.
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