Indy Tahau

Australian rules footballer

Australian rules footballer

Indy Tahau

Personal information
Date of birth|  (2002-10-22) 22 October 2002 (age 22)
Original team(s)|  South Adelaide (SANFLW)
Draft|  No. 37, 2020 AFL Women's draft
Debut|  Round 4, 2021, Brisbane vs. Adelaide, at Hickey Park
Height|  176 cm (5 ft 9 in)[1]
Position(s)|  Utility
Club information
Current club|  Port Adelaide
Number|  10[1]
Playing career1
Years|  Club|  Games (Goals)
2021–2022 (S6)|  Brisbane|  19 (0)
2022 (S7)–|  Port Adelaide|  14 (5)
Total|  |  33 (5)

1 Playing statistics correct to the end of the 2023 season.

Career highlights

* AFLW premiership player: 2021

Source: AustralianFootball.com

Indy Tahau (born 22 October 2002) is an Australian rules footballer who plays for Port Adelaide in the AFL Women's (AFLW). She has previously played for Brisbane.

## Early life

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Tahau was raised by New Zealand parents in Cunnamulla, Queensland to the age of nine where she played junior rugby league before moving to Adelaide and taking up Australian rules.[2][3]

## AFLW

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Tahau was playing for South Adelaide in the SANFL Women's League when Brisbane drafted her with the 37th pick in the 2020 AFL Women's draft.

She made her debut in the Lions' round 4 game against Adelaide at Hickey Park on 21 February 2021,[4] and at the end of that season played in Brisbane's premiership in just her eighth game of AFLW football.[5]

Ahead of 2022 season 7, after 19 games with the Lions, she joined new AFLW club Port Adelaide as an expansion signing.[6]

## References

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1. ^ a b "INDY TAHAU". Australian Football. Retrieved 1 March 2021.
2. ^ Tahau commits to Port Adelaide AFLW
3. ^ Indy Tahau Blazes Own Trail From Cunnamulla To AFLW GF By Michael Whiting on Apr 16, 2021
4. ^ Black, Sarah (20 February 2021). "TEAMS: Dog, Eagle to make 2021 debuts, top Crow returns". AFL Women's. Retrieved 1 March 2021.
5. ^ "Indy Tahau — player stats by season". Australian Football. Retrieved 12 December 2023.
6. ^ Anderson, Jamie (18 May 2022). "South Australian duo to return home". Port Adelaide Football Club. Archived from the original on 18 May 2022. Retrieved 12 December 2023.

## External links

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* Indy Tahau's profile on the official website of the Port Adelaide Football Club
* Indy Tahau at AustralianFootball.com

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Port Adelaide Football Club (AFL Women's) - current squad

* 1 Mules-Robinson (c)
* 2 O'Dea
* 3 Evans
* 4 Window
* 5 Dowrick
* 6 Brooksby
* 7 Paterson
* 8 Woodland
* 9 Moloney
* 10 Tahau
* 11 Wendland
* 12 Heads
* 13 Stewart
* 15 Teakle (vc)
* 16 Goody
* 17 Boag
* 18 Whitington-Charity
* 20 Syme
* 21 Borg (vc)
* 22 Young
* 23 Brook
* 25 Cuthbertson
* 27 Houghton
* 28 Hammond
* 29 Scholz
* 30 Germech
* 31 Gaunt
* 32 Sowden
* 35 Lamb
* 44 Pope

* Coach: Arnell

* denotes rookie listed players

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Brisbane Lions 2021 AFL Women's premiers

Brisbane 6.2 (38) defeated Adelaide 3.2 (20) at Adelaide Oval

* 1\. Bates
* 3\. Koenen
* 5\. Ellenger
* 8\. Zielke (c)
* 9\. O'Dwyer
* 10\. Grider
* 12\. Conway
* 13\. Lutkins
* 14\. Davidson
* 15\. Bodey
* 16\. Arnell
* 17\. Dawes
* 18\. Anderson
* 20\. Campbell
* 21\. Hodder
* 23\. Wuetschner
* 24\. Hickie
* 25\. Svarc
* 26\. Tahau
* 30\. Wardlaw
* 31\. Smith

Coach: Starcevich

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Inaugural Port Adelaide AFL Women's team

Full-back|

* Amelie Borg
* Alex Ballard

Half-back|

* Hannah Dunn
* Indy Tahau
* Ebony O'Dea

Centre|

* Ange Foley
* Erin Phillips (c)
* Jade de Melo

Half-forward|

* Justine Mules
* Julia Teakle
* Olivia Levicki

Full-forward|

* Gemma Houghton
* Abbey Dowrick

Ruck|

* Liz McGrath
* Jacqui Yorston
* Maria Moloney

Interchange|

* Cheyenne Hammond
* Sachi Syme
* Kate Surman
* Hannah Ewings
* Maggie MacLachlan

Coach|

Lauren Arnell

West Coast defeated Port Adelaide 6.4 (40) to 4.4 (28), round 1, 2022 season 7 at Lathlain Park

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2020 AFL Women's draft

First round|

* 1\. Ellie McKenzie
* 2\. Jess Fitzgerald
* 3\. Bella Lewis
* 4\. Teah Charlton
* 5\. Alyssa Bannan
* 6\. Tyanna Smith
* 7\. Annise Bradfield
* 8\. Zimmorlei Farquharson
* 9\. Tarni Evans
* 10\. Darcy Moloney
* 11\. Sarah Hartwig
* 12\. Mimi Hill
* 13\. Isabella Eddey
* 14\. Sarah Verrier
* 15\. Eliza McNamara
* 16\. Isabelle Pritchard

Second round|

* 17\. Maggie Caris
* 18\. Shanae Davison
* 19\. Tarni Brown (F/D)
* 20\. Laura Gardiner
* 21\. Olivia Barber
* 22\. Alice O'Loughlin
* 23\. Sarah Perkins
* 24\. Alice Burke (F/D)
* 25\. Amelia Velardo
* 26\. Joanna Lin
* 27\. Stephanie Williams
* 28\. Daisy Walker
* 29\. Emily Pease
* 30\. Mikayla Morrison

Third round|

* 31\. Abbi Moloney
* 32\. Julie-Anne Norrish
* 34\. Renee Saulitis
* 35\. Megan Fitzsimon
* 36\. Winnie Laing
* 37\. Indy Tahau
* 38\. Ruby Svarc
* 39\. Carly Remmos
* 40\. Jacqui Vogt
* 41\. Mietta Kendall
* 42\. Libby Graham
* 43\. Tessa Lavey
* 44\. Georgia Hammond
* 45\. Rachelle Martin

Fourth round|

* 46\. Tiah Haynes
* 47\. Ashleigh Woodland
* 48\. Isabella Simmons
* 49\. Brooke Brown
* 50\. Maddison Levi

Fifth round|

* 52\. Luka Lesosky-Hay
* 53\. Andrea Gilmore
* 54\. Janet Baird
* 55\. Amy Smith (F/D)

Sixth round|

* 57\. Lucy Single

Seventh round|

* 58\. Elizabeth Keaney

Eighth round|

* 60\. Daisy D'Arcy

Ninth round|

* 61\. Wallis Randell

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