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Former Port Adelaide AFL player Daniel Stewart dies aged 37

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 24 Oct, 04:44 · Archive

Daniel Stewart, who played for Port Adelaide between 2010 and 2013, has died suddenly at the age of 37.

Daniel Stewart, a former Port Adelaide AFL forward, has died suddenly at the age of 37. Stewart played 36 games and kicked 31 goals for the Power between 2010 and 2013. The 200cm tall key forward was drafted by Port Adelaide in the 2009 rookie draft and promoted to the senior list at the end of that season.

Stewart had worked his way through the Eastern Ranges and Queensland club Labrador before being recruited from North Adelaide in the SANFL. Originally from Victoria, he was part of Port Adelaide's football family during his four seasons at the club.

Port Adelaide chief executive Matthew Richardson issued a statement describing the death as 'devastating'. The club extended its deepest condolences to Stewart's family, including his wife Laura and two sons Bernie and Lando, as well as to his close friend and former teammate Matt Thomas. Port Adelaide said it would provide support to those affected by his passing, including his former teammates and staff.

The club will honour Stewart by wearing black armbands at its first home game at Adelaide Oval in 2027.

Former Port Adelaide AFL player Daniel Stewart dies aged 37
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