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Isiah Winder

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The talented forward showed some promise in 2022, playing six games (one as the unused med-sub) and showing his class in a standout three-goal performance against Greater Western Sydney in round 10. Winder has a nous for goals and worked hard on his conditioning over the off-season. The Peel Thunder product was taken with pick 57 in the 2020 NAB AFL Draft and played his first senior game in round four the next season, but his debut campaign was curtailed by a knee injury which sidelined him for three months. At a Glance: Debut: Round 4, 2021, Recruited from: Eaton (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL), Brownlow Votes: -
Isiah Winder
The talented forward showed some promise in 2022, playing six games (one as the unused med-sub) and showing his class in a standout three-goal performance against Greater Western Sydney in round 10. Winder has a nous for goals and worked hard on his conditioning over the off-season. The Peel Thunder product was taken with pick 57 in the 2020 NAB AFL Draft and played his first senior game in round four the next season, but his debut campaign was curtailed by a knee injury which sidelined him for three months. At a Glance: Debut: Round 4, 2021, Recruited from: Eaton (WA)/Peel Thunder (WAFL), Brownlow Votes: -
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