Harry Miller (footballer)

Australian rules footballer

Australian rules footballer

Harry Miller

Personal information
Full name|  Harry Douglas Miller
Date of birth|  (1985-06-11) 11 June 1985 (age 39)
Place of birth|  Port Lincoln
Original team(s)|  Port Adelaide Magpies
Debut|  Round 1, 27 March 2005, Hawthorn vs. Sydney Swans, at Sydney Cricket Ground
Height|  174 cm (5 ft 9 in)
Weight|  77 kg (170 lb)
Playing career1
Years|  Club|  Games (Goals)
2005—2006|  Hawthorn|  18 (13)

1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2006.

Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Harry Douglas Miller[1] (born 11 June 1985) in Port Lincoln, South Australia was an Australian rules footballer who played in the Australian Football League.

Selected at pick 25 in the 2003 AFL draft, Miller was a small forward who played 14 games with Hawthorn in the 2005 season, and another four in 2006. He kicked four goals in the narrow loss to Richmond near the end of the 2005 season[2] and earlier that year had his statistically most productive match with 19 disposals in Hawthorn's comprehensive win over Brisbane.[3]

Miller was delisted at the end of the 2006 season[4] and returned to the South Australian Football League to play with the Port Adelaide Magpies.

He is the cousin of the Burgoyne brothers Peter and Shaun, and also Daniel Wells.[5]

## References

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1. ^ Stevens, Mark (17 February 2004). "I'm just plain old Harry D. Miller". Herald Sun. Archived from the original on 8 July 2004. Retrieved 21 September 2023.
2. ^ "AFL Tables - Richmond v Hawthorn - Sun, 21-Aug-2005 2:10 PM - Match Stats".
3. ^ "AFL Tables - Hawthorn v Brisbane Lions - Sat, 16-Apr-2005 2:10 PM - Match Stats".
4. ^ rleague, Harry Miller http://afltables.com/afl/stats/players/H/Harry_Miller.html Accessed 1 February 2010
5. ^ Ryan, C. "Harry Miller shows star quality", The Age, 18 February 2004

* Harry Miller's profile on the official website of the Hawthorn Football Club

## External links

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* Harry Miller's playing statistics from AFL Tables
* Harry Miller at AustralianFootball.com

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2005 Indigenous All-Stars team

* Burgoyne
* Bonson
* Cole
* Corrie
* Darcy
* Davey
* Farmer
* Faulkner
* Grover
* Headland
* C. Johnson (vc)
* M. Johnson
* Koops
* Krakouer
* Lovett-Murray
* McGrath
* McLeod
* Miller
* Motlop
* Murphy
* Murray
* Pickett
* Rusca
* Sansbury
* Tambling
* Wells
* Whelan
* White (c)
* Wilson
* Woods

Coach: McLean

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2003 AFL national draft

First round|

* 1\. Adam Cooney (PP)
* 2\. Andrew Walker (PP)
* 3\. Colin Sylvia (PP)
* 4\. Farren Ray
* 5\. Brock McLean
* 6\. Kepler Bradley
* 7\. Kane Tenace
* 8\. Raphael Clarke
* 9\. David Trotter
* 10\. Ryley Dunn
* 11\. Beau Waters
* 12\. Ryan Murphy
* 13\. Brent Stanton
* 14\. Fergus Watts
* 15\. Troy Chaplin
* 16\. Josh Willoughby
* 17\. Billy Morrison
* 18\. Llane Spaanderman

Second round|

* 19\. David Mundy
* 20\. Sam Butler
* 21\. Alex Gilmour
* 22\. Cameron Thurley
* 23\. Matthew Moody
* 24\. Chad Jones
* 25\. Harry Miller
* 26\. Daniel McConnell
* 27\. Adam Campbell
* 28\. Jay Nash
* 29\. Tim Schmidt
* 30\. Brad Symes
* 31\. Joshua Krueger
* 32\. Brayden Shaw (F/S)
* 33\. Jed Adcock

Third round|

* 34\. Luke Peel
* 35\. Brent Hall
* 36\. Chris Johnson (F/S)
* 37\. Tom Roach (F/S)
* 38\. Mark Blake (F/S)
* 39\. Robert Forster-Knight
* 40\. Eddie Sansbury
* 41\. Zac Dawson
* 42\. Matthew Spencer
* 43\. Brett Peake (F/S)
* 44\. Ricky Dyson
* 45\. Amon Buchanan
* 46\. Michael Pettigrew
* 47\. Andrew Erikson
* 48\. Heath Shaw (F/S)
* 49\. Tom Logan

Fourth round|

* 50\. Izaac Tomson
* 51\. Matthew Ball
* 53\. Daniel Jackson
* 55\. Sam Fisher
* 56\. Brent LeCras
* 57\. Ricky Mott
* 58\. Ben Hudson
* 59\. Matthew Davis
* 60\. Julian Rowe
* 61\. Michael Rischitelli

Fifth round|

* 63\. Glen Bowyer
* 64\. Shane Morrison
* 65\. Craig Callaghan

Sixth round|

* 69\. Jordan Bannister
* 70\. Brent Hartigan

Seventh round|

* 72\. Adrian Deluca
* 73\. Shane Tuck

Eighth round|

* 75\. Stephen Kenna
* 76\. Andrew Raines

Ninth round|

* 79\. Simon Fletcher

Tenth round|

* 81\. Kyle Archibald

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