Dion Myles

For the North Melbourne player, see Dion Miles.

Dion Myles
Personal information
Date of birth	(1976-05-02) 2 May 1976
Original team(s)	Baulkham Hills Falcons, (Sydney AFL)
Debut	Round 18, 1995, Sydney v. Brisbane, at SCG
Height/Weight	188cm / 79kg
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1995–1997	Sydney Swans	8 (1)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 1997 season.

Dion Myles is a former Australian rules footballer who played in the Australian Football League (AFL) for the Sydney Swans between 1995 and 1997.

Myles played eight games and kicked one goal for Sydney, debuting against Brisbane in round 18, 1995 and playing his final game against Carlton in round 21, 1997.

Miles went on to play with West Adelaide in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL), helping them to a 3rd place finish in 1998 and going on to win the club's Best & Fairest award in 2000.

External links

Footywire

1993 AFL national draft

1. Darren Gaspar
2. Nigel Lappin
3. Justin Murphy
4. Glenn Gorman
5. Adam Heuskes
6. Trent Cummings
7. Chris Johnson
8. Michael Frost
9. Rowan Warfe
10. Trent Ormond-Allen
11. Brad Johnson
12. Chris Scott
13. David Ugrinic
14. Adam Simpson
15. Luke McCabe
16. Fraser Gehrig
17. Angelo Lekkas
18. Simon Beaumont
19. Robert Stevenson
20. Wade Chapman
21. Shane Hodges
22. Dion Myles
23. Shannon Gibson
24. Cameron Bennett
25. Clinton Shaw
26. Stephen Jurica
27. Brad Hall
28. Daryl Griffin
29. Scott Mollard
30. Paul Lewis
31. Mark Stevens
32. Paul Barnard
33. Ben Robbins
34. Stephen Patterson
35. Aaron James
36. Julian Kirzner
37. Ash Thompson
38. David Innella
39. Jason Wild
40. Matthew Lappin
41. Kieran Sporn
42. Michael Prentice
43. Jason Heatley
44. Eugene Warrior
45. Trent Bartlett
46. David King
47. Chris Palmer
48. Matt Hopkins
49. Simon Garlick
50. Mark Merenda
51. Kristian Pascoe
52. Matthew Dent
53. Justin Mallon
54. Sedat Sir
55. Grant Tanner
56. Rayden Tallis
57. Mark Hepburn
58. Jeff Bruce
59. Craig Biddiscombe
60. Troy Polak
61. Shayne Smith
62. Graeme Wood
63. Gareth John
64. Shane Hamilton
65. Paul Mullarvey
66. Andrew Schauble

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