Chris Egan (footballer)

Chris Egan
Personal information
Date of birth	(1986-10-26) 26 October 1986
Original team(s)	Rumbalara Football Club/Murray U18
Debut	Round 8, 15 May 2005, Collingwood v. Richmond, at Melbourne Cricket Ground
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
2005–2008	Collingwood	27 (22)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 2008 season.

Chris Egan (born 26 October 1986) is an Australian rules footballer in the Australian Football League.

Picked up by Collingwood with their first round draft pick, tenth overall, in the 2004 AFL Draft from Rumbalara on the Murray. He represented Victoria Country in the 2004 AFL National Under 18 Championships.^[1]

Egan made his debut for Collingwood against the Tigers in Round 8 of the 2005 AFL season, and only missed two games for the remainder of the year.

He played a total of 24 games for 21 goals in 2005 and 2006, but only played three games in the following two seasons before being delisted in September 2008.^[2]

He is the nephew of Phil Egan, who played for Richmond and Melbourne and Les Bamblett who played for Footscray and Melbourne.^[1]

In early 2010, Egan signed with the Echuca Football Club which plays in the Goulburn Valley Football League.^[3]

References

1 2 Lovett, Michael, ed. (2005). AFL 2005 Guide to Season. AFL Publishing. p. 94. ISBN 0-9580300-6-5.
↑ Holland among culled Pies
↑ Recruiting coup for Shepparton

External links

Chris Egan's profile on the official website of the Collingwood Football Club
Chris Egan's statistics from AFL Tables

2004 AFL national draft

First round	1. Brett Deledio (PP) 2. Jarryd Roughead (PP) 3. Ryan Griffen (PP) 4. Richard Tambling 5. Lance Franklin 6. Tom Williams 7. Jordan Lewis 8. John Meesen 9. Jordan Russell 10. Chris Egan 11. Adam Thomson 12. Danny Meyer 13. Matthew Bate 14. Angus Monfries 15. Lynden Dunn 16. Adam Pattison 17. Andrew McQualter 18. Cameron Wood 19. Ryan Willits

Second round	20. Dean Polo 21. Thomas Murphy 22. Jesse Wells 23. Sean Rusling 24. Nathan van Berlo 25. Adam Hartlett 26. Matthew Little 27. Pat Garner 28. Chad Gibson 29. Matt Rosa 30. Andrew Lee 31. Jarred Moore 32. Brent Prismall 33. Cain Ackland 34. James Ezard 35. Fabian Deluca

Third round	36. Luke McGuane 37. Mark LeCras 38. Damien McCormack 39. Travis Cloke (F/S) 40. Ivan Maric 41. Luke Blackwell (F/S) 42. Jesse W. Smith (F/S) 43. Michael Newton 44. Mitch Morton (F/S) 45. Justin Sherman 46. Henry Slattery 47. David Spriggs 48. Nathan Ablett (F/S) 49. Mark McGough 50. Jayden Attard 51. Ben Eckermann

Fourth round	52. Dean Limbach 53. Simon Taylor 54. Stephen Tiller 55. Adam Iacobucci 56. Chris Knights 57. Brad Smith 58. Brad Moran 59. Benet Copping 59. Paul Thomas 60. Heath James 61. Matthew Egan 62. James Gwilt 63. Luke Forsyth

Fifth round	65. Mark Graham 67. Toby Stribling 68. Ben Schwarze 69. Daniel Haines 73. Chris Bryan

Sixth round	74. Daniel Pratt 77. Anthony Raso

2007 Indigenous All-Stars team

Betts P. Burgoyne S. Burgoyne Campbell Clarke Cook Davey Egan Grover Hayden Headland Johncock Johnson Krakouer Lovett Lovett-Murray McLeod (c) Motlop Pearce Pickett Rioli Ryder Stokes Tambling Wells White

Coach: McLean

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