Brent Stanton

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Brent Stanton
Personal Info
Birth May 1, 1986,
Recruited from Banyule/Northern U18
Height/Weight 182cm / 82kg
Playing Career¹
Debut Round 1, 2004, Essendon vs. Port Adelaide, at AAMI Stadium
Team(s) Essendon, (2004-),

56 Games 31 Goals
¹ Statistics to end of 2006 season
Career Highlights

Looks a star in the making after finishing third in the 2005 Crichton Medal. Stanton’s hard midfield running was superb last season and his ability to kick goal makes him a most dangerous proposition for opposition sides. Has filled out during the 2006 pre-season but still looks likely to play a role on the wing – probably opposite Scott Camporeale. At just 19, he is likely to play his 50th senior game this season. Definitely a player Essendon supporters should be excited about.

During the Bombers' horror 2006 season which netted only three wins and a draw, Stanton was one of only three players who played every game that season. The other two are Mark Johnson and Scott Lucas.

Brent in junior football played on from a kick-in and ran the length of the ground to kick a goal


Brent Stanton statistics From Rleague

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