Jordan Foote
Woodville-West Torrens and Sydney
AFL career
6 games1 goals
- Debut
- R18 2016 v CAR23 July 2016
- Most recent
- R19 2017 v HAW28 July 2017
Stats
Bio
A product of the Sydney Swans Academy and UNSW-Eastern Suburbs, Jordan Foote was a hard-running midfielder known for his elite endurance and defensive work rate. Drafted as a rookie, he found himself competing for a spot in one of the modern era’s most formidable midfield units, struggling to consistently displace established stars like Josh Kennedy and Luke Parker. While he managed a handful of senior games—often utilised in a run-with role to curb dangerous opponents—he spent the majority of his four seasons dominating at NEAFL level. Following his delisting at the end of 2018, Foote moved to the SANFL where he truly flourished, becoming a key figure for Woodville-West Torrens. His post-AFL career was highlighted by a stellar 2020 campaign in which he won a premiership and was awarded the Jack Oatey Medal as best afield in the Grand Final, validating his ability as a premier state-league ball-winner.
Profile
- Born
- 02 Jan 1996 (age 30y 293d)
- Height
- 184 cm
- Weight
- 81 kg
Teams
Honours
- SANFL Premiership2020
Bio
1 revisionA product of the Sydney Swans Academy and UNSW-Eastern Suburbs, Jordan Foote was a hard-running midfielder known for his elite endurance and defensive work rate. Drafted as a rookie, he found himself competing for a spot in one of the modern era’s most formidable midfield units, struggling to consistently displace established stars like Josh Kennedy and Luke Parker. While he managed a handful of senior games—often utilised in a run-with role to curb dangerous opponents—he spent the majority of his four seasons dominating at NEAFL level. Following his delisting at the end of 2018, Foote moved to the SANFL where he truly flourished, becoming a key figure for Woodville-West Torrens. His post-AFL career was highlighted by a stellar 2020 campaign in which he won a premiership and was awarded the Jack Oatey Medal as best afield in the Grand Final, validating his ability as a premier state-league ball-winner.