- Damian Hampson
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Damian Hampson Personal information Full name Damian Hampson Date of birth 27 March 1970 Original team Subiaco Draft 7th overall, 1990 AFL Draft Height/Weight 180 cm / 79 kg Playing career1 Years Club Games (Goals) 1991–1992
1993–1994Carlton
West Coast Eagles0 (0)
6 (1)1 Playing statistics to end of 1994 season .Damian Hampson (born 27 March 1970) is a former Australian rules footballer who played with the West Coast Eagles in the Australian Football League (AFL).
Hampson was a "Best and Fairest" winner at Subiaco in 1990, the club for which his father Reg played 200 WAFL games.[1] He had earlier represented Australia at youth level tennis and competed against the likes of Richard Fromberg and Jason Stoltenberg, taking a set off the latter on a few occasions. As a footballer he was a hard running midfielder and was picked up by Carlton in the first round of the 1990 AFL Draft.[2]
After 21 games in the reserves and without making it into the seniors, Hampson was offloaded to West Coast at the end of the 1992 AFL season. He made four league appearances in 1993 without establishing a permanent place for himself in what was a strong team. Hampson managed to break back into the side late in the 1994 season but lost his spot by the time finals came, with the Eagles claiming their second premiership.[3]
References
- ^ "Damian Hampson Player Profile bio". West Coast Eagles Football Club. http://www.westcoasteagles.com.au/players/playerprofile/damianhampson/tabid/7302/playerid/15715/category/past/season/2010/selected/bio/default.aspx.
- ^ Holmesby, Russell & Main, Jim (2007). The Encyclopedia Of AFL Footballers. BAS Publishing. ISBN 9781920910785.
- ^ "Damian Hampson". AFL Tables. http://stats.rleague.com/afl/stats/players/D/Damian_Hampson.html.
1990 AFL Draft 1. Stephen Hooper • 2. James Cook • 3. David Donato • 4. Jason McCartney • 5. Stewart Devlin • 6. Allen Jakovich • 7. Damian Hampson • 8. Paul Gow • 9. Matt Clape • 10. David Ogg • 11. Danny Sexton • 12. Shane Porter • 13. Todd Ridley • 14. Andrew Hamer • 15. Andrew Harrison • 16. Todd Menegola • 17. Brendan Hehir • 18. Dan Miller • 19. Gary Merritt • 20. Robbie West • 21. Richard Ambrose • 22. Paul Sharkey • 23. Ben Thomas • 24. John Fidge • 25. Peter Worsfold • 26. Dale Hall • 27. Brad Davis • 28. Chris Smith • 29. Byron Donnellan • 30. Matthew Young • 31. Nick Faull • 32. Matthew Moylan • 33. Matthew Kelly • 34. Brad Read • 35. Stuart Anderson • 36. Matthew Burton • 37. Glen Hoffman • 38. Grant McFarlane • 39. Nigel Palfreyman • 40. Mark Collins • 41. Mark Jenkinson • 42. Mark McQueen • 43. Glen Thomlinson • 44. Scott Crow • 45. Craig Jennings • 46. Brian McInnes • 47. Luke Chambers • 48. Willie Rioli • 49. Nick Daffy • 50. Craig Ellis • 51. Jarrod Carter • 52. Brendon Retzlaff • 53. Stephen Pears • 54. Brian Stanislaus • 55. Steven Byers • 56. Matthew Clarke • 57. Chris Barzon • 58. Adrian Goldup • 59. Cameron James • 60. Rodney Harvey • 61. Michael Scoon • 62. Ben Herrald • 63. Fabian Francis • 64. Derek Hall • 65. Stephen Fry • 66. Bowden Hamilton • 67. David Griffin • 68. Peter Whyte • 69. Gavin Cooney • 70. Stuart Johnstone • 71. Dennis Ryan • 72. Brian Wilson • 73. Anthony McDonald • 74. Paul Campbell • 75. Robert Panozza • 76. Robert Bowden • 77. Niall Buckley • 78. Dean Harding • 79. James Hird • 80. Scott O'Donohue • 81. Luan Morley • 82. Leigh Campbell • 83. Mark Williams • 84. John Peter-Budge • 85. Brad Dowling • 86. Sam Jones • 87. Danny Morgan • 88. Peter Jacks • 89. Simon Wood • 90. Adam Ahern • 91. Adam Rudd • 92. Jamie Shanahan • 93. Adam Houlihan • 94. Chris RyanCategories:- 1970 births
- West Coast Eagles players
- Subiaco Football Club players
- Living people
- Australian rules footballers from Western Australia
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