Daniel Stewart, former Port Adelaide AFL player, dies aged 37

Key forward played 36 games and kicked 31 goals between 2010 and 2013Power will wear black armbands at first home game of 2027 seasonFormer Port Adelaide player Daniel Stewart has died suddenly at the age of 37.The Power confirmed Stewart’s death on Saturday as the club said it was “deeply saddened” by the news that had come as a “shock”. Continue reading…

Key forward played 36 games and kicked 31 goals between 2010-2013 as the Power will wear black armbands at first home game of 2027 season Power will wear black armbands at first home game of 2027 season Former Port Adelaide player Daniel Stewart has died suddenly at the age of 37. The Power confirmed Stewart’s death on Saturday as the club said it was “deeply saddened” by the news that had come as a “shock”. Stewart played 36 AFL matches and kicked 31 goals for the Power between 2010 and 2013 after being selected with pick No 35 in the 2009 rookie draft. The 200cm key forward was recruited from North Adelaide in the Sanfl, after coming through the Eastern Ranges and Queensland club Labrador.

Stewart was promoted to the Power’s senior list at the end of the 2009 season and the next year made his debut in round four against Geelong. He booted a career-high four goals, including two in the final term, to help the Power hold on for a tense victory against Richmond in the last round of 2010. “On behalf of everyone at the Port Adelaide Football Club, I extend our deepest condolences to Daniel’s family including